Amador ledger., 1900-04-06
Professor Blackledge Will
Lecture Here.
PAUL POGGI AND NINE OTHERS LEAVE FOR ITALY
Bank Commissioner Murphy Inspects
the Bank of Amador County.
"A Wedding.
lone -four is Peerless.

b. +. Joyce OF the Defender mine
was in town Wednesday.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the BEST 4-6tf*
Recorder Patterson is still confined
to his house with rheumatism.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
Mrs. L. M. Parker went to Sacra-
mento Monday to visit her parents.
Pioneer Flour is the "Lily of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection. - x
The new coat of white paint makes
the Catholic parsonage look like new.
/ Mems dress shoes at 81. % per pair at
the annual clearance sale at Red Front
The Standard Electric Company is
stringing two extra wires from the
plant to Sutter Greek.
The cheapest place to buy your gro
ceries is of the Jackson Cash Gro
GERS. 4-6-1mo
County License Collector Gregory
collected $3.50 for county licenses dur
| ing the past quarter.
On Tuesday or Wednesday of last
week Mrs. Schwartz of jackson started
for Missouri to pay her mother visit.
lone Flour Mill is home Industry
and makes the best flour. Why not
patrOniZe it? 3-16-tf
Read Max Ladar's announcement in
this issue. He has fine stock to select
from.
Annual clearance sale. Mems large
turkey red, blue and white handker-
chiefs at cents each at Red Front. 3-5
Jackson Cash Grocers carry the fresh
est crackers and fancy cakes. 46-lm
The case of Andrewartha VS.. An
drewartha was closed yesterday FORE
noon, and decree of divorce entered.
! Annual clearance sale. Twenty yards
of calico for S1.00. Red Front. 3-5
Lots in the Peek Addition are going
| like hot cakes. This is destined to be-
come the popular residence portion of
| the town.
A delicate surgical operation was
performed on Henry Holtz by DR..
Endicott last Tuesday. The patient is
doing nicely.
Ladies ties at $1.00 per pair at the
annual clearance sale at Red Front. 3-5
Ladies wrappers, of all the latest
patterns, and great variety to select
from = from 75c up at the White
House. 46tf
During the month of March seven
patients were admitted to the County
| Hospital and five we're discharged,
leaving fifty yfveipatients on March 3lst.
Annual clearance sale. Three pair
children's hose for 25 cents. Red
| Front. 3-2
The new safe for The New National
Hotel ar'ived Wednesday, and w. T,
Cain, the purchaser of the old one,
| took possession of the same.
Annual clearance sale. Six ladies'
summer vests for % cents at the Red
Front. 3-5
Ratio & Cofer, contractors, have
| the contract for building the V. A.
Marini and the ParaminO residences.
They will begin work at once.
To the Front again. Annual clear
ance sale from April I'd to April 30th at
the Red Front. 3-5
Mr.. j. Griffin, of Quartz Mountain,
bought one of the choice lots in Peek s
Addition Tuesday, paying spot cash
therefor. He will build a fine residence
thereon.
Three pair ladies black hose for 25
cents at the annual clearance sale at the
Red Front. 3-5
George F. Nourse, of the Pioneer
Flour Mills, Sacramento, was in town
the first of the week taking orders for
the 'staff of life" He's the youngest
man of his age on the road.
The war makes the goods cost more,
but we still sell at our same old prices.
Annual clearance sale at Red Front. 30
A complete stock of washable goods,
tsuitable for dresses, such as Lawns,
! IOrgandies, Swisses, Nansooks, of all
Ethe latest colorings, from &c up, at the
White House. 4-6tf
Al. Swithenbank, who for six months
lspresided as clerk at the Globe Hotel,
recently resigned his position and is
now at Mokelumne Hill or West Point.
Mr.. Swithenbank is good hotel man.
Bank Commissioner Murphy, of San
Jose, was here Monday and Tuesday of
this week and inspected the Bank of
Amador County. He registered at the
New National.
Wanted-Ladies and gentlemen to
paint at home for me. Will teach you
free. Send self-addressed stamped en-
velope for particulars. VIM. Lemos, "a
Pearl street, Santa Cruz, Cal. 4-6-1t*
HSome of the best Christians were
once devils, +" morning subject at the
NJ. E. church, April 9Th. Have you
tcommitted the objectionable sin?" the
fepening subject.
sat the White House new arrivals of
M SnnpiQl
fladies' ventilated corsets, at % cents
each. 4-6tf
A coyote trotted along for some dis
tance in front of the stage as it neared
the Mountain Springs House last Sat-
urday. The animal seemed to enjoy
| the rattle of the vehicle and the good
company it had accidentally fell in
with.
When in Jackson go to the County
| Clerk IS Office and get registered. All
voters must be registered this year as
all the Great Registers have been can
celled.
The social dance and turkey walk,
given in Loves Hall last Saturday
evening, was well attended, and par
ticipanIs say they had a good time.
The prize for the turkey walk, plump
turkey, was won by Mat Thomas.
DR.. Bosworth Aiken, dentist, of
Oakland, has rented the rooms in the
We'll q Renno building recently vaca-
ted by DR.. G. II. Gibbons, and will
probably be in readiness for the prac-
tice of his profession by the 18th inst.
Mrs. Aiken will arrive tomorrow even
ing.
The most elegant line of ladies shirt
waists-a very large assortment to Sc