Amador ledger., 1900-05-18
Mrs. DR.. Gall Taken Ill At
Stockton.
GRAND PRESIDENT RUST ORGANIZES A PARL0R
A New Water Wheel for Letang'a
Electric nt.-Improving
Strohm's Ice Plant.
lone -four is Peerless.

Farmers who have hay to cut are at
it this week in dead earnest.
Mrs. Weller's for style and beauty in
hats and dresses. 5-4-tf
Mrs. Lahorgue and her son Henry
registered at the Globe Hotel Monday.
Mrs. Weller employees the only city
milliner in town. 5-4-tf
Miss Bequette, the artist, is in town.
See locals in this issue.
N. j. Baldwin, the gun repairer and
|locksmith, isnow in business at Sonora.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. 4-6tf#
j. Vela, who has been an invalid for
more than year, is improving under
DR.. Endicott's treatment.
If you want swell hats, go to the city
trimmer at Mrs. Weller's. 5-4-tf
H. E. Potter and H. S. Richards of
Plymouth visited Jackson Saturday of
last week.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
neer Flour makes the best. 4-6-tf*
The Fourth OF July celebration in
Sutter Creek is an assured fact. For
particulars, read the display advertise
ment elsewhere in the LEDGER.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the "Pearl of Perfection"
Judge r. c. Rust went to Fresno last
Wed nesday to institute new Parlor,
N. S. G. w. He is expected home this
Friday evening,
Jackson Cash Grocers carry the fresh
est crackerssand fancy cakes. 4-6-1m
]. d. Mason after experimenting
the construction of several buildings
for the Standard Electric Co., has re-
tired from the field.
The cheapest place to buy your gro
ceries is of the Jackson Cash Gro
GERS. 4-6-lmO
Miss May Parks, daughter of J. F.
Parks, returned last Saturday evening
from a several weeks visit with friends
in San Francisco and other places be-
low.
lone Flour Mill is a home industry
and makes the best -four. Why not
patronize it? 3-16-ft
Mary Bastian, saleslady for Ferdi-
nand Mayer, started for San Francisco
this morning where she will remain for
two weeks as the guest of relatives OF
Mr.. Mayer.
r. W. Bell, piano tuner with rec
concentrations from Sherman Clay &
Co., will be here in few days. Leave
orders at Globe Hotel. 5-18-3t
Captain and Mrs. Messenger of GNin-
mine, Mrs. F. F. Thomas of Oakland
and Mrs. Thomas of Berkeley visited
this camp last week and registered at
the New National.
D.McCall, of lone, handles all kinds of
lumber. 'He will figure" with you on
your lumber bills. Amador Mills. 5-4tf
George and Wick Bonnefoy were sum-
moned from San Francisco by telegraph
recently, owing to the illness of their
mother, Mrs. Fanny Bonnefoy. They
found her much better and on the way
to recovery.
Two tonsorial artists to wait upon
you at the Globe Shaving Parlor, few
doors north of Globe Hotel. 4-2O-tf
The sudden illness of Mrs. DR.. A M.
Gall while visiting in Stockton, neces-
STATED trip there last Sunday by her
husband, who returned the next day,
leaving her some better, to look after
his patients here.
First-class bathing accommodations
at the Globe Shaving Parlor, Sangui-
netti Building, North Main street. v.
A. Marini, proprietor. 4-20-tf
B. F. Taylor returned from trip to
Stanford University and Menlo Park
the first of the week. He was away
from home about week. His daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, will arrive home
from Stanford about the 25th instant,
and his son, Walter, one week later.
Fifty pieces of light figured calico,
spring styles, new patterns, at 3 cents
per yard, at the White House. 2-16-tf
=. Mrs. 1. Stoddard, Specialist, " form
erly of Angels Camp, has located pre-
mantally in San Rafael. Those desir-
ing any of her remedies will receive
prompt attention. Mrs. l. Stoddard,
P. o. Box 325, San Rafael, Cal.
5-IS-5t
Last Sunday morning the SCOT in the
chimney of the Louvre range was
burned out. The chimney, which is of
galvanized iron, emitted dense volumes
of smoke. The kitchen and bar room
soon filled with smoke, it coming out OF
doors and windows. 1t was carefully
watched until all danger was past.
At the White House new arrivals of
goods and special sale. Ten dozen
ladies' ventilated corsets, at 25 cents
each. 4-6tf
The story in the Argonaut for May
21 1900, is entitled "The Bandolero of
Los Alamos," and is by William A.
Taaffe. 1t tells of bandit and his
daughter, the hunt of shrewd officer,
and the tragic fate the father sought