Amador ledger., 1900-08-31
News of the Week Issued In a Con-
densed Form.
lone flour is Peerless.

ne luuefdl Vi Gn6 late J0hn SancC
was held at the Catholic church last
Tuesday at 10 a. IN.
Joe Marie left yesterday morning fo,
Blue Lakes. He will probably buy some
cattle before he returns.
Ladies' vests, three for 10 10 cts. al
Red Front. 8-24-tf
Geo. F. Nourse, the veteran floul
seller of the coast, made his regular
trip in this county this week.
Bread makers prefer it to all Other
brands-the Peerless lone flour. S-24
Miss Lucy Hinkson and Miss Jessie
Mitchell are with Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES,
again at the New National.
S. W. Bright returned Wednesday
from the mountains where he had been
for four weeks, making his headquart.
ers at Kirkwood's
Absolutely the best in the market
lone flour. 8-24tf
Willard P. Calkins of San Francisco,
and H. M. Calkins of Sutter Creek
were visitors to the county seat Wed
nesday.
w. L. Fortner of Calaveras, Sun
dayed here. He is still engaged in min
ing and does not appear at all discour-
aged.
Ladies fine muslin drawers zoe, at
Red Front. S-24-tf
Miss Mayme Thomas of Amador City
will take course at the State Normal,
San Jose. She left to assume her new
duties yesterday.
DR.. E. V. Lonigo arrived from Santa
Cruz on Thursday of last week. Mrs.
Lonigo and the children will remain
there a few days longer.
lone is noted for several good things,
but more especially for the best -four
in the market-try Peerless. 8-24tf
Garbarini Bros. are constantly add
ing to their facilities for work by intro
ducing labor saving machinery. An
improved lathe for iron work is the
latest addition,
John Turner, of the W. E. Kent
mercantile establishment, returned
from a two months outing last Mon
day. He put in the most of his vaca.
tion in Santa Cruz.
You can always get strictly first-class
fresh fish the year round at A. B. Cam
lnettl's Central Market. 6-8-tf
County Assessor Jack Marchant was
here yesterday. He expects to make a
trip to the mountains after he returns
from the Republican State Convention.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. 4-6tf*
The Chairman of the Republican
State Committee urges that every dele
gate to the State Convention attend in
person. He discourages representa-
tion by proxy,
Mrs. Gaskell's Life of Charlotte
Bronte " is reviewed at length in the
Argonaut for September 3, 1900, and
many notes of the novelist and her fam
lily are quoted.
Ladies' fine muslin chemise, 2Oc, at
Red Front. S-24.tf
Will Penry expects to return to
school soon. One more year will pre-
pare him for the University, where he
will probably take a full course of four
years, graduating at the age of %.
Regardless of Smallpox, war and
goods going up, the kea Front is to
the front with clearance sale to com.
mence Aug. oath. 8-24-3t
Charles D. Smith, aged about 70
years, of Amador City, father of Webb
Smith, was stricken with paralysis last
Tuesday. DR.. Gall was in attendance
and reports the patient better.
Do not fail to see the Boys sailor
suits at 40c suit at Red Front. 8-24tf
Gus Laverone and Herbert Meek re-
turned from townsville, Plumas county,
last week. They do not speak in very
glowing terms of that mining camp,
and are evidently we'll pleased to geL
back to old Amador.
Misses shirt and drawers, 2Oc each,
at lied Front. 8-24-tf
Frank Fuller, brother of VIM. Fuller,
has returned from Burke, Idaho, where
he has been for about eight months en-
gagged in blacksmithing Tor the Stand
ard mine. He does not like that part
of Idaho very well,
Ladies pight-gowns, 45c, at Red
Front. S-24-tf
Mr.. Enrico Ginocchio returned from
three weeks trip to Santa Cruz last
evening. His daughters, Misses Eta
and Julia, who were with him, have
resumed their studies at ST Agnes
Academy, Stockton.
Ladies umbrella drawers, 45c, at
Red Front. 8-24-tf
Landlord VOORHEES, of the New Ma
tlonal and two or three boon compan-
ions from Sutter and one from Stock
ton, are looking after little and big
game in the mountains. During his
absence, Mrs. VOORHEES,, aided by l.. E.
Cassel and w. A. Wilson, maintains
the usual high standing of this popular
hostelry.
We handle all kinds of building lum-
ber, and the quality and price makes
ready sale for it,. Gall at Amador
County Flour Mills, lone. 8-24tf
Mrs. D. B. Spagnoi and children,
Master Ernest and Miss Roma, started
for. Pennsylvania on Thursday morning
OF last week. Tuesday morning last,
Mr.. Spagnoli received q telegram an.
nounclng their safe arrival in Pittsburg,
where they will visit Mrs. Spagnoli's S
father and sister and other relatives.
Call at the Red Front and examine
those Sl.O0 Mems pants, aug3
VIM. Harris and family of New York,
were the guests of Supervisor Morris
Brinn yesterday. Mr.. Harris is the
husband of Mr.. Brinn's niece. He is a
member of the firm of The Harris Com
pany, manufacturers and furnishers of
cotton goods, No. So White ST., New
York. Mr.. Harris is an extremely
atfable gentleman.
The funeral of David NJ. Crooks took
place from his mothers residence Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. f. A.
Morrow officiating. There were several
beautiful floral offerings. Deceased
was only Ii years of age, hut q very in