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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
CLIMBERS TO TRAVEL SOME Will Pay Fare for 9,887
 Miles. STICKNEY HAS THE FIGURES The Montgomery Team Has the Best of the Sunday Dates. Greminger Also Pared Pretty Well as Far as Saturdays Were
 Concerned. Getting
 Dosen Dates.
STICKNEY HAS THE FIGURES

Just where every penny will 10 on the road trips of the Climbers. has been figured out to the limit by Bill Stickney. road secretary of the Mont somery club and about the most cap able man in that respect in this Dixie ana or ours. As a result of his ex- naustive compilation, 1t Is found thar while Greminger's people will have a count of the additional Sunday games. they will have more Sunday games in New Orleans and Memphis and more saturday sat games both at home and on
 The total number of, miles travelled by the Climbers this summer, will be 9.SS7 and Colonel Stickney will dig down in his pockets for the neat lit- tie sum of $3.500. which bunch of coin will be handed to passenger represen- tatives or the Louisville and Nash vile, Frisco and other railroads. How much baseball means to the railroads can be seen when 1t Is stated that figuring the eight clubs of the South ern League as having the same mile. age. some have more and some less this summer, at 9.SS7 miles the rail- roads will receive this summer about $26.00o. This bundle of money will at any rate help liquidate some of the salaries of the railroads.
 The tribe of Greminger will make thirty-seven jumps this summer and out of this swing, they draw a choice @sSoTliHcHt VT tlSHt cunudy games on the road-five in the ball lot of the Crescent City Dutchman and three in Charlie Babb's back yard. There will be Sunday game in New Orleans in May, one in June. one in July and a couple in September with two Sundays in Memphis in June and one tn August. The Suday dates are:
 May 16, New Orleans.
 June 6. Memphis
 June IS, New Orleans.
 June 27 MemphiS.
 July 25. New Orleans.
 August l. Memphis.
 September 5. New Orleans.
 September 12, New Orleans.
 The September 5th date was origi- nally one that Atlanta and New Or leans were mixed in. these two clubs made another arrangement and MT. Chambers jumped at the chance of get ting the open Sunday in New Orleans on September 5, Charlie Frank being so glad to get the Montgomery club. that he agreed to give the visitors half of the gross receipts, instead of hold the general rule for the home club. The receipts from a New Orleans grand stand on Sunday. in New Orleans means something.
 A queer phase of the schedule is that the Climbers have only one Saturday game with Mike Finn's people this season and that 1t in Little Rock. On the road they have eleven Saturday. dates one In Nashville, two in Atlanta, two in Birmingham, two in Mobile, two in Memphis. one in New Orleans and one in Little Rock.
 The Saturday dates on the road are:
 April IT. Nashville.
 April "A. in Atlanta.
 May 15 in Mobile.
 May 22 in Little Rock
 June 19 in Mobile.
 June 26 in Memphis.
 July 5, in Atlanta.
 July IT. in Birmingham.
 August IA. in Birmingham.
 September 2S. fin Memphis.
 September 4 in New Orleans.
 The Saturday dates at home have been handed out with a lavish hand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
NEWS OF EUFAULA.
Citizens Are Anxious to Have Railroad
 Connection With AbbevfIIe


 Connection With AbbeviIIe.
 Eufaula. Feb. 26.-(Special.)- .)-The committee appointed at the railroad mass meeting held here this week to ascertain the wishes of the citizens fin reference to asking a donation of a portion of the dispensary funds to- wards the erection of the line to con- meet with Abbeville, have concluded their work.
 Their report will be gratifying. as the sentiment was almost unanimous in favor of the measure. The matter of asking subscriptions in the way of private funds from individuals will soon be begun when 1t Is hoped to raise a good large sum for the cause. The citizens seem determined to put the matter through and all seem to have great confidence in the measure.
 Information of the death of John R. Which cad. vice president of the Georgia Cotton Company. who died very unexpectedly at his home in AL bany, Ga, last night. has been re- oeiyed here, The company operates a large branch of their business in this city.
 John D. Goodwin. a former citizen who has been absent in Gainesville, Ga. for the past three years. has returned to the city completely restored to health and will in future engage in business and reside here.
 Capt R. F. KoIb, of Birmingham. is visiting his former home here and left this afternoon for Howe to visit c. B. wellborn who was seargent of his battery during the war. Capt. kalb Is receiving a warm welcome from a host of his old friends through out this city and section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

These Saturday haif-heiidAy affairs draw pretty well here. whoa the clim- bers are up in the race. and thie sum- mer there will be an even doxen. at Capitol Heighu-two with Nsshville. two with Atlanta, three with Memphis. three with Mobile. one with New Or leans and one with Birmingham.
 The Saturday dates at home are:
 May 1. Nashville.
 May g.. Atlanta.
 May go, New Orleans.
 June s. Memphis.
 June l2. Mobile.
 July 10. Birmingham.
 July 24. Memphis.
 July 31. Mobile.
 August 2. Nashville.
 August 21. Atlanta.
 September II, Mobile.
 September IS. Memphis.
 The only change that has been made in the holiday dates is that the Ciim. July games. in Nashville this year in- stead of in Atlanta. Birmingham draw ing the date in Atlanta. Atlanta has always turned out strong through the gate on the fourth but as the receipts from all of the games on that day are pooled, 1t doesn't matter much to the Montgomery club. where the games are played. If Bernhard's people. however. show anything of the speed that they season, the old Sulphur Dell will have a pretty good bunch of people in 1t, on the 5th of July.
 If there is any club in this league that has been handed a better deal than the Montgomery club we would like to see 1t, and from now on 1t Is up to one. Edward Greminger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
THE ". E. MAY DECORATING COMPANY.
 Tresoo Painting. High -class Interior Decofatina. I2e No. Perry 0e
BASEBALL AT NIGHT.

ts Up in Cincinnati they are making ar engagements to have baseball game at night-of course. the merry -go-round affair will be a burleslue of the great est game in the world. Ed Grillo in The Washington Post hands this out about it:
 It is unquestionably a splendid me- chanical achievement to be able to pia y ball at night. and from the standpoint of the novelty. of the innovation it will prove interesting. but viewed from tn e standpoint of keeping baseball a clean sport, as free from commercialism as possible. the movement should be con- demned. -----
 Baseball was never as prosperous as At Is at the present time. Major league clubs make money these days. whether they are in the race for the pennant or not, which is an ideal busi- mess condition.
 To play games at night. even though i they be amateur contests or exhibition games, only tends to cheapen the game.
 The racing game and the boxing game were both killed because of the greed of the promoters, Let's hope that baseball will not suffer a similar fate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
ROLLING MILL soLn.
Memphis Man Buys In Valuable Prop
 erty at SheMeld.

shenield. Feb. 2s. Especial )--The Sheffield Rolling Mill property was sold In this city at auction yesterday, at- torney l.. Andrews acting for J. w. Worthington, trustee in bankruptcy. NJ. Boyd of Memphis for himself and James s. Pitcher of Nashville. as trus- tees for the City Bank of Memphis. the American National Bank of Nash ville. and the Sheffield National Bank. The bid was s2S.000. at which the prop erty was sold. The real estate of the company consists of about sixteen acres of valuable lana.
 The purchaser has not as yet deter mined upon future plans for the plant. and 1t Is not known when tha niant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
A NEW SPORT.
Dueiinx With Wax Bullets Promises
 He Rnnnlar.

New York. Feb. 2s.--wax buirsts were used last night in a duel at the New York Athletic Club. The combatants. Eugene Pitou and Dr. were each hit just below the shoul- der. but neither. of course. was in- tured. although the marks of the It, tie pellets. were plainly visible on tha test.
 The bullets which are the first im- portations to this country from France were fired from the reguia- tion French duellng A calibre pis- tol. The new sport promises to he popular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Crap Game Raided.

Florence Feb. 26.-- Special. )--Chief Herbert Kendrick and Policeman Broadfoot rounded vp crap game last night in negro restaurant and cap- tured seven negroes throwing bones The culprits were fined $10 each and costs by Mayor Walker this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
ORDER

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
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4 delicious, refreshing. thirst quenching beverage-oontains no dope" or heart stimulant, cents at all fountains. Wed-Sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
RIVER IS FALLING.

The Tennessee Fell Une Fost Dursng
 Wednesday Night.
 Florence Feb. 26.-- Especial After reaching the nineteen-foot mark on the guage at the Southern bridge the Ten- nessee River commenced falling We'd nesday night and fell a foot during the sight.
 The sudden rise in the river followed a tremendous rainfall the precipitation being 2.6 inches in twenty-four hours. The rainfall here for the month of February was s.7s inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

will be operated. The sale Is to be reported to the United States Court for ratification. after which the question of the future operation of the plant will be decided upon by It's owners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

Our fertilizers are some better than the best and a sight better than the rest. MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
.GnEGIAu
 
NOTICE.

Having no -terest in the Pure Food Groeery Co. since November 18th, I will not be responsible for any debts Mrs. J. B. simmons assuming all indebtedness.
 -2t MRS E n WI Ir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
1ROWN.RAlLEY

Decorating Co. Painters and Paper Hangers are showing An the European Novelties for 1909. at F. .. Cooledge & Sons. 20 6. Perry St., Phone ssIo. Estimates cheerfuily furnished. Home Phone zeel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

Mayflovver Bottled in Bond. { full ats. ez.OO. Express prepaid. IT full ats, eII.O0. Express prepaid.
 I. BERGMAN G CO.,. Pennacola. Fla,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

How to Fit Hogs for Show and for Breeding--J. T. Watt.
 How to Feed Beef Cattle Successful ly in Alabama-Dan T. Gray.
 Demonstration Work and Live Stock Co operative Work in Alabama-J. c. Phelps.
 Methods of Collecting. Holding and Distributing Animal Manures-L. N. Duncan.
 Making Alfalfa Hay-O. E. Cobb.
 Dairy Sanitation in Montgomery Dairies-B. A. Taylor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Montgomery Agency of United States Mortuaue ( Trust Co.

No. 6. s. Perry St. Prepared to make loans on improved city property upon favorable terms Money act uaIly on hand No red tape or delay.
 JOHN RANDOLPH, Agent cS0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
PALACE MARKET

PALACE MARKET Just arrived saisify rheubard, bell peppers, tomatoes, celery, lettuce, beets, chickens, turkeys and ail kinds of meats.
 FISH ROE. Phone 247. R. H. YelvertOn.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
On Strike at Camp seco.

A press dispatch from Stockton,
dated May 3, says:
1.-THE one-hundred underground
miners at the Penn Chemical Com
pany's copper mine, Campo Seco, are
out on strike. The underground mon
had been working on nine-hour shifts
until Saturday, when the new state
eight-hour law went into effect. The
mine management notified the men
that they would work eight-hour
shifts, but would have to go and
come and fire blasts OH their own
time. The miners thereupon walked
out.
Yesterday the mine management
brought in a new underground fore
man, John Moore. The strikers met
him at the stage stationSand ran him
out of town. He did not come back.
There has been no actual violence
solfar.,,
The above, as is usual with news
items contributed at distance from
the locality of the occurrence narrated,
is no doubt inaccurate in several
as for instance the firing
of blasts on miners time, and the
date when the eight hour law goes
into effect. However, there Is no
doubt a labor trouble is on at Camp
Seco copper mine owing to differences
of Interpretation of the eight-hour
law. The exact particulars have not
reached here.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Wife Gets Divorce.

Judge Post yesterday granted Ora
Enos Penry an interlocutory decree
of divorce from Corydon NJ. Penry
on the ground of wiIIful desertion.
The testimony showed that the de-
fendant had not contributed to the
support of his wife and two children
for over two years. Plaintiff was
awarded the custody of the children
and S15 month alimony for their
support. Sacramento Union.
The defendant is the Eson of Silas
Penry, formerly Of Amador county.
he is native of jackson, and lived
here until his parents removed to
Sacramento about II years ago.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
SUFFER- CREEK.

May. 6-Mrs Nellie tucker, widow
of the late John Tucker, who is
afflicted with cancer, entered the
county hospital last Sunday.
Il. Smith of Berkeley, arrived here
this evening to join Mrs Smith, who
is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Ioman. and family.
Mr. and Mrs j. Ii. Hammack of
Jackson. were the guests of Mrs M. d.
L.. Sturiza Wednesday.
Louis Socal came up this evening
from Stockton, Tor a short visit with
his home folks.
The new Sutter orchestra, Chris
Jansen & Co., will make their deput
at dance given by them the 18th
instant. Chris himself, IS an old
hand with the violin, and Ethey
guarantee good music.
d. V. Ramozzotti aud wife, return
ed Sunday evening from their trip to
MaTysville and Grass Valley.
Clarence Jarvis returned from
Marysville Friday evening.
Miss Amy PharIs returned Friday
evening from a few days visit in
Sacramento with her sister, Mrs Neil
Pratt
The Misses May Kelley and Hazel
Whitehead of Amador City, were
visiting friends in Sutter Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs.J. Hickey, old residents
OF Shenandoah ~parents of Mrs JAS.
Riley of this place, aud Mrs. Green
halgh of Jackson, have sold the old
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Serious Accident

N Notwithstanding the disaster in the
east shaft of the Kenn edy mine by
the skip with a load of tim bers be-
coming obstructed, causing over one
hundred feet of the shaft timbers to
be torn out and laying off all the
underground employees in that part of
the mine, about twenty men have
been kept working right along a s
usual in the vicinity of the north
shaft. One of these, Young man
named William Lyme, about 70 years
os age. met with serious accident
on Wednesday morning. While at
work quantity of rock caved, and
caught him in the back, fracturlng
four ribs near the point of junction
with the spinal colamn, and also in
juring the spinal column itself The
injured man was removed to the
residence uf j. Hoskins, at Newman
Vile, and was quickly attended to by
DIR. Gall. The injuries are of Il
dangerous nature, but the attending
ph hysician believes that he will re-
cover without permanent disability.
He is getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
IONE.

May Glowing to an unusual
amount of work prior to the picnic,
the correspondent from lone was un-
able to send items last week.
Miss Maud Crabtree of San Fran.
cisco. is visiting friends and relatives
here for few weeks.
The rpicnio last Saturday was q
grand success both socially and
financially. A very large crowd at
tended the exercises during the day.
and in the evening the hall was pack
ed beyond its capacity.
Aileen Joses returned last Sunday
from Berkeley, to spend her vacation
with the home folks.
Misses Edith Campbell and Ethel
Prouty came up from Stockton last
Friday, to take in the picnic and
dance.
Mrs D. b. Muncy has severed her
connection with the restaurant, and
Mrs Julia Jones has assumed control.
Elsie Clark CT Oakland, is the guest
of Miss Helen Prouty for a few
weeks.
Larkin Carpenter and Chester
Prouty returned from the University
last night, and will remain home for
a short visit.
TheSbasket ball game, which was
played last Saturday between Lodi
and lone. resulted in a victory for
the home team, altough good game
was played by their opponents.
Miss Amelia Miller and Mrs j
Miller have been guests at the Wes
Amick home since last Friday.
Mr. Lemon and wife have rented
a cottage on Preston Avenue. and are
now settled in their new home. We
are certainly glad to welcome then
into our midst.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Downev o.
Sacramento, came up last Friday Il
be present at the picnic. loneite.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
New improvements.

Garbarini Bros. have had not a
little trouble with the i9niting ap-
paratus connected with their gasoline
engine which furnishes power for
their machine shop. Sometimes the
sparks would fail, causing loss of
power and unsteadiness. 10 remedy
this they have discarded the ordinary
battery,e and installed magnetic
battery. 1t has proved a complete
success, the igniter having never fail
ed to work since the change was
made.
Woodworth u Co., the blacksmith
and wagon makers of Broadway,
have discarded the water wheel to run
their blower. They have installed
instead tiny electric motor, about
the size of one used for tanning pur-
poses. 1t works like charm, and at
less than half the expense of water
power.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Elizabeth Bell Upton, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Elizabeth Bell Upton, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
mouths after the first publication OF
this notice to the said administrator.
at the law office of VIM. j. McGee.
Court street, Jackson, Amador
county, California, the same being
the place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate, in said ANA
dor county.
Dated, April %, 1909
w. f.. DETERT,
Administrator of the estate of Eli
zabeth Bell Upton, deceased. 5t
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Business Property Sold.

John ReImere, who resides in Ala
media, has sold the property on Main
street known as the Abram ofsky store,
to Z. Cuneo, the present occupant.
The price paid is $4,000. 1t is two
story building, with living rooms on
the second floor. The deed has not
yet passed, but all arrangements have
been concluded, and there is no
doubt that the deal will be consum
mated. Mr. Cuneo oontemplates put
ting in q modern front after a while.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. Cheney & Co;Toledo;O.
We, the undersigned, have known F..
J.Cheney honorable in all business tran
sactions financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
ally acting directly upon the blood, and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price Is cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Hospital Report

For the month ending April 30,
1909.
Admitted. Il. lsorda, aged A,
native of Italy, suffering from tuber
culosis.
A. r. Phillips, SO, Missouri, indi
gent.
Frank CandeIer. 30, tuberculosis.
A. Roussey. 40, Ohio, apoplexy.
Jacob Mocar, At, Germany, Dleur-
isy.
James Clements, II, ireland, general
debility.
Daisy McCarty. 23, California.
abcess.
Jas. Moon, ". U. S., rheumatism.
Discharged-A. SGapuzi, Daisy Nc
Carty, sJames Brown, Frank Candeler,
J. Mocar. j. Finnerty, q. Jennings,
S. Lawlor.
Died.. o. Harker of la grippe.
L. Jones la grippe, A. Roussey. apop.
lexy, j. Jenkins heart disc ase.
Number of patients May 1. 81.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
DRYTOwN.

May 5.-We have been having very
warm weather here lately.
Geo. Jennings has returned from
Sacramento, where he has been on
business.
Arthur Goodall, general manager OF
the Fremont Mining Company, has
returned from his visit below.
Thomas Silva paid us a visit last
Wednesday.
Mrs A. Thompson has gone to
Sacramento for few weeks.
Mr. Cello from Diamond Springs,
paid us visit last Wednesday.
e. s. Barney has returned from
San Francisco, where he had gone on
business affairs.
f.. b. Lemoin visited here last
week. We are all glad to know that
Mr. aud Mrs LEMON have accepted
the position offered to them at the
Preston school. We all wish them
tbesbest of success. Hix.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Attempted InCendiarlsm
At Central Eureka,

On Friday night at about 80. an
attempt was made to burn the Central
Eureka mill. The night batteryman,
Ed. Sturiza, who was on shift at the
time, in making the rounds of the
mill walked ont on the trestle at the
south side of the mill where the ore
delivered into the mill bins. While
on this trestle. he noticed black
object on small platform just out
side the door leading to the cam shaft
floor. This platform is about eigh-
teen feet below the trestle leading to
the ore bins. The millman noticed
this object move and at the same in
stant saw a match fash up, then
realized there was man crouching
in front of the door. Just at this
time. the man who was on the plat
form outside the door saw the mill
off, probably having heard the mill
man on the trestIe. The millman
followed the incendiary quite little
distance aronud the edge of the dump
pile, and he then notified the
engineer at the Central Eureka hoist
aid together they went down to the
platform where the man had been
when he lighted the match. They
found on the door sill against the
door just Eelow where the electric
power wires enter the mill, a bunch
of new clean waste thoroughly
saturated with coal oil, piece OF
candle about four inches long with
the wick scorched and few pieces OF
kIndling wood. "A Amador Record.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, and
purchase a dollar bottle, and If you
can honestly say, that you did net
receive any benefits from it, after
using the entire bottle, the drug
gist will refund your money to you
without question or delay.
We will pay the druggist the price
of the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies to the large
bottle only and to but one in a
family.
We could not afford to make such
an offer, unless we positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains 2h times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol is made at the laboratories
Of E. @. Dewitt g. Co., Chicago.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07

farm, and moved to Sutter Creek
this week TO reside hereafter.
Mrs Jas. roman and daughter, Miss
Julia Tanner, we're the guests of Mis-
Kerr and daughter, Miss Lucia. In
Amador City, to-day. Sutterite
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
Clements Picnic

A number from jackson left yester-
day and to-day for the Clements
picnic. A message received as we go
to press says that the baseball game
between the Jackson and Stockton
BOYS resulted in a victory for the
former with a score of to 1.
Amador ledger., 1909-05-07
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