Amador ledger., 1902-12-12
[EWS OF THE WEEK
hort News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

Judge j. F. Davis left for San Fran
SEQ Sunday last, on business.
Christmas goods will be on display at
he Red Front next Saturday.
Mrs. S. Axelrod, of Vacaville, came
p Sunday on visit to her daughter,
RS Glukfeld, and will remain here un-
after Christmas.
Comforters filed with pure white
ptton, regular $3.50 grade, on sale at
pc at The Red Front.
Mrs. S. j. Clough is visiting her
ster in Dutch Flat, Placer county.
G. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
hg. Hours-9 to IL a. m; to 5 p. m.
aturdays 9 to II a. m; to p. m.
Mrs. Liversedge of Pine Grove, re-
lrned there Monday last, after short
sit to jackson.
W. P. Peek, who has been confined
the house for couple of weeks, has
far recovered as to appear on the
rect again.
Mems $3.50 corduroy trousers on sale
SLIGO at The Red Front.
The holiday sale of clothing, etc, is
ill continuing at The Red Front.
S. w. Kroesen, special agent of the
erman American and other fire in
lrance companies, was in Jackson
Ionday, establishing local agents.
Mr.. WOolfork and daughter of Oleta,
ho were visiting relatives In jackson,
eturned to their home in the northern
hd of the county on Monday last.
Henry We'll left for San Francisco
unday morning. He is still troubled
Fith rheumatism of one arm, and goes
p the city to try the efficacy of hot
ir baths, which have been highly
recommended for such ailments.
Have your suit made to order by The
Red Front, representing Belasco &
Harris Co., best tailors of San Fran
'isco.
H. E. Showers has purchased two
|nore lots in the Webb-Mason tract,
baking five lots in all owned by him in
hat tract.
Mrs. Annie Yates of Berkeley, Ala
|neda county, whose husband died in
his county few years ago, came up
Friday evening of last week, on a visit
10 Mrs. Sharenbrock, Mrs. L. Love,
lnd other relatives in this vicinity.
6he expects to return home the latter
bart of this week.
At the Eagle Shawmut mine in Tuol-
hmne county, last Saturday week, an
AUSTRIAN named Mitchell Tica, and a
Swede named Jorgkren, were thrown
put of the skip by reason of the skip
umping the track. They fell $50 feet,
md both were killed. Tica's body was
brought to Jackson for interment.
Deceased was only 81 years of age.
You can't afford to miss the clothing
ale which is going on now at The Red
'front.'. They are selling cheap every
hing that pertains to the lines they. !
'dvertise.
The, low prices will move all the
millinery goods which are now on sale
Turing the month of December. $500
md $500 ladies' trimmed hats at So. 50.
new millinery parlors, White House,
Jackson.
Any shoe bought in jackson at other
torres can be bought of the jackson
Shoe Store twenty per cent less, and
made by the best factories ip the coun-
Try.
W. Keshler arrived from Palouse,
Washington, on Thursday evening,
,alled hither by the death of his father,
which took place the previous Satur-
lay. He was in engaged in busi-
ap north, but hastily sold out
,n receipt of the news of his fathers
1eath, so as to obviate the necessity of
A fine quality of whisky is like fine
quality of anything else. 1t costs
little more, but nothing is too good for
rs Americans. Insist on having "Jesse
Moore" Whisky.
Mrs. Richtmyer, proprietor of the
ackson water works, had 200 feet of
Did 11-inch pipe connecting with the
tank on Mattley's hill taken up last
week, and replaced with new pipe. The
pipe taken up was worn and leaky.
The work was finished in one day, and
only caused a shut-off of the water
from the town for few hours.
An old-fashioned toddy-either hot
or colds a great drink if made of
Jesse Moore Whisky. A little sugar,
a little water, then the pure stuff
"Jesse Moore' Whisky.
The county clerks Office is busy in
out the delinquent taxes for
the current year, adding the Is per
cent penalty. The amount delinquent
in townships one and two foots up
s1260 4S. The amount in other town
ships has not been figured out yet.
The manager of The Red Front says
that their best salesman is Mr.. Value.
He cannot speak, and yet talks.2
Robt. W. Scott, who has been con-
nected with the Ledger office as job
printer and foreman for ten or twelve
years, resigned his position last week,
to accept position as job printer in
4he Office of Judd, Hicks & Co.. of San
Francisco. He left for the city Satur-
day morning. The firm with which he