Amador ledger., 1901-10-25

Turn over a new leaf and put these
down in your note book; Saturday,
Novem Der 2d-Love Hall-Jackson
Band
A complete stock of Ladies'. Misses,
and Children's Shoes, up-to-date styles
at city prices, at the White House.
Trusts and combinations do not af-
feet Jesse Moore Whiskey. Its fame
is established, its quality is the finest
and it is always the best.
o. Biggio, of Suffer Creek, was
taken to Placerville last Saturday from
Blue Lake, on account of sickness. On
Monday he went on to his home.
Morning subject at M. E. church
next Sunday: "All things work to-
gether for good to those who love and
serve God" Evening: Should mind
be sovereign"
Saturday, November I'd, is the date
fixed for the next social dance given by
the Jackson Band and Musical I'm
provement Club. On this occasion the
band itself will furnish the music for
the dance, and the proceeds will go to
purchase new concert music. Tickets
81. 90.
Pillow Shams, Lace Curtains, Table
Covers, at low prices at the White
House.
DR.. Wilson, who was employed as an
army surgeon in the PHILIPPINES, and
who contemplated settling in the
practice of his profession in Jackson,
left last week for Stockton, after re-
ceiving call from prominent
physician and surgeon there to attend
to his practice during protracted
absence from the state.
The capacious store room now being
built for GinocchiO Bros, next to his
present store house, on Water street,
will be as fireproof as brick and iron
can make it. 1t is to be provided with
iron door or shutters for all openings.
From the standpoint of both utility
and ornament, it will be a decided i'm
prOvement to the town.
To keep healthy you should eat
plenty of olives. You can get good
ones at Caminetti's Central Market. x
The petition in favor of the incor-
poration of Suffer Creek has secured
over 100 signatures. 1t is claimed that
$50 names will be affixed to it before
the next meeting of the board of super
visOrs, when it will probably be pre-
sented to that body, and special
election called by them to determine
the issue. 1t is thought that $50 votes
will be enough to carry the day either
way, and we think so too.
An exchange says that an editor and
his wife disagree with each other
materially. She sets things to right
and he writes things to set.- She reads
what others write and he writes what
others read. She keeps the devil out
of the house as much as possible, and
he retains him and could not go to
press without him. She knows more
than he writes, and he writes more than
she knows.
Louis Francisco, who was kicked on
the head by horse, some three weeks
ago, died at the county hospital yester-
day. After being kicked Francisco kept
drunk most of the time, and his friends
finally concluded to take him to his old
home at Amador City, thinking he
would straighten up. On the way over
a stop was made at Vicini's hotel, aud
while there Francisco fell off the porch,
fracturing his skull. He was brought
back to the hospital and died as above
ated.-Dispatch.
Miss Dott Patterson of Jackson, was
married very quietly in San Francisco
on September 81 to Ralph F. Bierce of
that city. The bride is the STEP
daughter of D. A. Patterson, Our
county recorder. The groom is an
employe of the Emporium in San Fran
cisco. The brides sister, Miss Hattie,
was present at the wedding. The
bride was in Jackson few days after
her marriage on visit to her parents,
but the fact of her having entered the
state of matrimony was kept secret
from her many friends, with whom she
was universally popular, and who
heartily wish her long and happy
married life. She returned to San
Francisco about two weeks ago, 1t
was only this week that her parents
and friends were notified of her mar
riage.