Amador ledger., 1902-10-17
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items Of Local
Interest.
Che Case Against S. A. Jones Dis
missed George Gubbins and John
Peek Taken Ill.

hdQleS ana cnlluf6n new tall jackets
i Redlick's.
'Nabisco," the new cake, try them
It Caminetti's Mkt.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
eer Flour makes the best.
Johnny Peek was taken sick early
his week with an attack of pneumonia
lie is under the care of DIR. Phillips.
G. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ug. Hours-9 to II a. m; l to p. m.
Saturdays 8 to II a. m; to p. m.
M. Born & Co, the largest tailoring
Establishment in the world, guarantee
perfect fit and satisfaction. Their
gent, Redlick s, do not demand any
leposit when your order is given.
]. H. Langhorst, who spent four or
we days of last week in San Francisco
electing jewelry stock for the holiday
rade, returned Sunday evening.
Mrs. Langhorst has been confined to
her bed for a week or more with a
evere cold, aggravated with a touch
# malaria. She is steadily improving.
Get in and swim or you are sure to
ink if you don't come aud see those
adies good calf shoes for 81 so at the
ackson Shoe Store.
The Jackson republican club will
meet tomorrow Saturday evening,
q the usual meeting place to settle up
affairs in connection with the Pardee
meeting.
The next literary meeting of the
Epworth League will be held in the NJ.
p. church on Tuesday, Oct. 21st. Pro-
gram to consist of songs, recitations,
Essays and dialogues.
Mrs. NJ. Koch drove up from Sacra-
nento in company with her son
Herman, on Monday last, for the pur-
pose of looking after her property in
terests in Jackson, and, visiting rela-
fives in this neighborhood.
NJ. E. church services October 10.
20 a. m.-Sunday school; II a. NJ
Sermon, subject, IAN upward look;"
P:3O p. m.-Epworth League, topic,
f'Self-mastery;" 7:3O p. m.-Sermon,
Bubject, ''Why men should attend
thurch. F."
Our family shoes will make the whole
family smile when you try them for
good wearers. Call for them at Jack
BON Shoe Store.
c. W. Getchell, proprietor of the
Calaveras Prospect was in Jackson this
week, called here by the Pardee meet
|ng. He made the Ledger office
Frieudly call, and expressed himself as
pleased with the republican outlook in
Calaveras. He brings the gratifying
news that McKenney,will make strong
run in that county.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as a package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
George Gubbins, who has been en-
ployed at the Gwin mine, was taken
i'll Monday night. and re-
moved the following day to his home
at Kennedy fiat. DR.. Gall was sum-
moned, and found that the patient was
suffering from fever of a typhoid
character.
Frank c. Jordan, republican candi-
date for clerk of supreme court, was in
Jackson Monday, interviewing citizens
in the interest of his own candidacy.
He stated that he had already visited
forty counties in the state, embracing
the entire section north of San Fran
cisco. He found republicans every
where alert and confident.
Grey wool sox, best grade, on sale.
Read our new ad. Jackson Shoe Store.
Henry We'll left Saturday morning
with the intention of going to Byron
springs to avail himself of the benefit
of the mud baths. He has been
troubled with a touch of rheumatism
lately, and has been recommended to
try the springs. He expects to be gone
two or three weeks. Mrs. We'll has
charge of the Jackson business in his
absence.
Chris Marelia has injected himself in
to the political arena. He wants to be
justice of the peace in township one.
He thinks he can make it as an inde-
pendent candidate, and filed his petit
tion to get on the official ballot early
this week with Sc signatures. What
thir move is intended to accomplish is
beyond our ken. 1t is generally ad-
mitted that J. j. Wright is fully ac-
ceptable as the republican nominee,
and the voters are not to be drawn
from his support by side-shows.
The democratic local campaign was
opened in Sutter Creek last Saturday
evening. This meeting was not on the
program. They had already held a
whoop-up in that town only week
before, when they tried to enthuse
over the advent of T. s. Ford, but it
wasn't much of a success. On the
other hand, the republicans a few days
thereafter held a meeting. and Or
ganized a club of over 100 strong.
Perhaps this second rally of the
terrified was called out as sort of
offSat In the othar catherine