Amador ledger., 1901-07-26
Doings In and Around the
County Seat.
CHARLES ADANAS SEVERELY SGALDS HIS FEET
Burial of John Corlett.- d. a. Patter.
son Visits the Recorders Office for
the First Time in Two Years.


at Kelley Bros.
Don't drink Jesse Moore Whiskey
unless you want the best.
Fresh cakes can be had at CANT
netti's Central Market at all times.
st. Augustine's Ladies' Guild will dis
continue their meetings until the 1st of
September.
Attorney R. C. Bole has returned
from three week S trip to San Fran
cisco, Seattle and Tacoma.
DR.. Annie R. Dawson, the widely
known Philadelphia dentist, will be at
the National hotel until Aug. Sth.
Did it ever strike you that you can
buy Jesse Moore Whiskey for the same
price that is paid for ordinary whiskey?
Grand clearance sale at Kelley Bros.
All summer goods will be sold below
cost, as we have to make room for fall
stock.
On all our straw and crash hats we
will allow 20 per cent, beginning Satur-
day, until sold out. Jackson Shoe
Store.
Miss Loretta Meehan got back from
a trip to Seattle last Sunday, and re-
sumed her work in the recorders Of
fee on Monday.
Toilet articles of all kinds and; at all
prices at Kerr's Pharmacy, Main
street, jackson. Try them and you
won't be disappointed.
Mr.. Frederick Eudey, who went to
San Francisco last week, returned last
Sunday night. He reports things
lively, and that the leaguers are
thick.
Subscribers must send in their esti-
mate of the votes of Ohio, Iowa and
Massachusetts,, if they wish TO partici-
pate in the grand prize offers. See ad.
on first page.
Mrs. Frank Simcich left this week
for Tustin springs, to remain there
several weeks, in the hope of improv-
ing her health by change of climate,
and the virtues of the healing water.
We also sell ladies' button shoe for
so cents, in small sizes, p to 4. Call
early and get your fit. Jackson Shoe
Store.
The last kiss, or word, should not be
betrayal. Evening subject at M. E.
church, Sunday, July %. Morning
subject, Who are the special proofs of
God love?
Don't forget to call at Kelley Bros.
and see their low prices during the sale.
Remembe we don't keep any thing
but high grade goods, which will be
sold cheaper than the cheapest, for
cash.
Mrs. Schober and Mrs. Harvey went
to San Francisco last week to see Mrs.
Schober's son, A. Bouterious, who has
been in business in Tuolumue county
for some time, but sold out lately, with
the intention of leaving the state.
Eugene Schwartz received letter
HUH lib WIG bIllS W00hg UIdU her
mother died in Hannibel, Missouri, on
the 10th instant. Mrs. Schwartz went
east about two months ago to visit her
mother, who was sick at that time.
She has been there ever since, waiting
upon her in her illness. She is expected
to return 10 few days.
voun0 nan nanood Monroa IF Co..
Andreas, captured three foot rattle
snake few days ago, and took his
snakeship into town and placed it on
exhibition in the Office of the Metro
politan hotel. The snake is vicious
one, and ready to give battle, instant
ly, if challenged.
Joseph H. Granda, commission
merchant,of San Francisco, who has
been several months in Central Ameri-
ca on business, has just returned and
is in the neighborhood. He is a SON.
in-law of Mrs. James Head, and will
escort his wife back to San Francisco.
She has been visiting her mother while
her husband was away.
DR.. Dawson, the dentist, needs no
better Recommendation to the COM
munity than one from the S. S. White
Dental Manufacturing Company of
Philadelphia, James NJ. White, Presi-
dent; the largest manufacturers OF
dental goods in the world. They say:
ave have known her for years; she is
recognized as one of the most skillful
dentists that Philadelphia has pro-
dueed." At the National hotel until
Aug. 8.
D. A. Patterson, county recorder,
got down to the Office last Monday, for
the first time in about two years. He
walked down with the aid of stick.
1t took him half an hour to get from
his residence to the court house. This
is slow work. but it shows an immense
improvement in his condition, as for a
long time he was unable to get outside
at all. We are pleased to be able to
report this change for the better in his
condition.
John Corlett, the man that died at
the Globe Hotel last Friday, was buried
last Sunday. He was attended by DR..
Endicott, who states that Corlett died
from pneumonia. He was about fifty
years old, and had, as far as can be
learned, no friends or relatives in this
l. 80 h;