Amador ledger., 1901-07-26

and latest and most popular literature,
at Kerr's Pharmacy, Main street,
Jackson.
DR.. Annie R. Dawson extracts teeth
without pain with Helene, the French
preparation. At the National hotel
until Aug. s.
There is nothing in the world more
delightful than drink of good
whiskey-and Jesse Moore is good
whiskey.
The residence of Thomas Clark at
the Gwin mine, was destroyed by fire
last Monday. How the fire originated
is mystery.
Miss Kate Huberty, who was recent
ly married at Seattle to Mr.. A. A..
Oliver, is sister of John r., George
NJ, and Miss Nora Huberty of Jackson.
Only the most thorough and COM
petent druggists employed; those who
never make mistake in compounding
prescriptions, at Kerr's Pharmacy,
Main street, Jackson.
DR.. Annie R. Dawson needs no intro
duction to the Jackson people. She is
we'll known in Amador and Calaveras
counties, having spent six months in
these counties eighteen months ago.
At the National hotel until Aug. 8.
DR.. Dawson, tits said, does the most
beautiful bridge work in the state.
Reference given from Mokelumne Hill
and Plymouth, where she has done
this work. At the National hotel
until Aug. 8.
St. Augustine IS Mission, Court street.
Service Sunday next, at s p. m.
Baptism. Evening prayer and sermon.
This service will be the last held in the
mission room. The next service will
be held in the new church.
The trial of J. c. McGregor, the man
who was tried for misdemeanor by
exhibiting a child under fourteen years
OF age, is set for next Tuesday. This
will be the second trial for McGregor;
the jury in former trial could not
agree.
81 had piles so bad 1 could get no
rest nor find cure until l tried De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. After
using it once, forgot eyer had any,
thing like Piles. "-E. G. Boice, Somers
Point, N. Y. Look out for limitations.
Be sure you ask for De Witt's.-Kerr's
Pharmacy, Jackson.
Mrs. R. E. Mcconnell leaves to-mor-
row for Los Angeles, where she ex-
poets to visit friends and relatives for
some time. After she gets through
visiting, she will return, bringing with
her her daughter Dora, who has been
under medical treatment in the city of
the Angels, since last May.
Tan shoe sale at the Jackson Shoe
Store, beginning on the Goth of this
month. We will give 20 per cent off on
all our ladies', misses, and children
tan shoes. Remember, if a shoe costs
sl.0O, you get it for 80 cents and so on.
W. J. MCGEE, who has been touring
in the mountains, will leave Kirk
woods early next week, and expects to
be in Suffer Greek Wednesday, and at
his Office in Jackson next Thursday.
He has been greatly benefited in
health by his trip.
P. A. Clute, the storekeeper of Vol
cano, was taken to San Francisco We'd
nesday last. He has been ailing for
about a year with some internal d.
sease, and has been confined to his bed
for several weeks. He goes below to
consult with surgeons there as to the
prospect of relief from surgical opera
ton.
George Clemmons died on Thurs
day morning at Ell Dorado of what
was called miners consumption. The
remains we're taken to Amador county
on Friday for burial. He was nearly
so years old and leaves a wife and several
children. They reside in England
Placerville Republican.
W. A. COPYRIGHT has secured the
agency for the sale of ornamental and
plain wire fencing, together with a
machine for putting up the same. 1t
is claimed that this fencing, while far
more durable, is also less expensive
than ordinary fencing. His agency
includes Amador and Calaveras coun-
ties. No doubt he will soon be around
to interview parties on this fencing
project.
Superintendent of schools George A.
Gordon states that most of the schools
in the county have announced their in
tention to start either on the second or
ninth of September. AS the ninth of
September is legal holiday, admission
day, he thinks that it will give the
children chance to learn a lesson in
patriotism to observe the legal holiday
and make their start on a different
date.
Charley Abanas, the cook at the
Olympus Cafe, was severely scalded on
Monday. He was making lard, when
the handle of the vessel containing the
boiling liquid broke, the hot lard fall
ing over his feet. He had slippers on
at the time, so that the liquid scalded
him badly. He has been confined to
his bed ever since, under the care of
DR.. Lonigo, who says he is getting
along nicely and will be able to attend
to business in few DAYS,