Amador ledger., 1902-11-28

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fifteen months in Idaho, returned hom,
Sunday evening.
Mrs Frank Warren, of Harrison, Ida
no, is visiting her sister-in-law, Mr.
II. Lory. She left Jackson over nine
teen years ago.
Stamped linens of all kinds and sill
to work same are found at Redlick's.
Wallace Kay has been confined to hi.
house for the past week on account O
sickness. He is suffering from com
plication of troubles.
An assortment of fancy crochet an6
knit shawls. skirts, nubias hoods, caps
mits and gloves at the White House
Jackson.
AL Haverstick, the popular clerk al
Chichizola's store at Jackson Gate, an6
Miss Guisto were married yesterday,
and left the same day on wedding
tour to San Francisco and other points
Rev. Geo. w. Beattie, while visiting
friends in an adjoining county, gave
his interesting lecture on Ireland, in
the interest of the M. E. church south.
He returned last Friday.
M E. church services November so.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; sermon, sub
ject, ''The Lord my shepherd, II a.
m.; Epworth League, topic, "a cure
for the worlds woe," $50 p. m.; ser,
mon, subject, 'Real victory" 7:3C
p. N.
Ladies black or red felt juliets fo1
81. 90 Il pair. Don't miss this line. A
full line of misses and children's felt
shoes. jackson Shoe Store.
N. P. Williams returned from Tuol-
umne county Thursday evening. He
has been employed for several months
at the Toledo mine, owned by w. A.
Nevills. He is still in the employ OF
Mr.. Nevills, but expects to remain in
Jackson for some time.
When you ask for Jesse Moore Whis-
ky be sure you get it. Don't let any
one tell you they have something just
as good.
Our great opening sale for the holi-
days. New arrivals every day. Ready
TO show the most elegant line of ladies
jackets, caps, collarettes, waists, skirts.
Mrs. Fl. Wei. has charge of this par
ticular department. Any garment
purchased at this establishment and
does not fit, will be remodeled free of
charge by a frstclass dressmaker, Mrs
A. D. Graf, formerly with Weinstock
& Lubin, Sacramento. White House,
Jackson.
On sale, 10 doz. ladies' flannelette
gowns, good quality, ruffled collar and
yoke, in cream, cardinal and light blue.
A garment which sells at ST, 25 now Toe
White House, Jackson.
AT meeting of the state board of
education, held at Sacramento, Nov.
18th, the following Amador county
teachers were granted grammar school
life diplomas, they having taught the
requisite number of years to be entitled
to same: Miss Carrie M. Badaracco,
Miss Lottie L. Breese, Miss L. Esther
Devan, Miss Margaret E. Deyan, Miss
Mabel Jameson, Miss Daisy d. Fox,
Mrs. Katie G. Garbarini, Miss Lucy V.
Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Joses, Miss
Vanne L, Mclaughlin, Miss Margaret
Payne, Miss Nellie Payne, Miss Agnes
M. Raab, Miss Mamie E. Tierney, Miss
Annie Vogeli.
The teachers institute of Amador
county will convene in Jackson next
Monday, and close Wednesday even
ing. Among the distinguished visitors
from the outside who are expected TO
take part in the proceedings are Miss
Jennie M. Long, of the San Francisco
Academy of Dramatic Art; Frank F.
Butler, of the San Francisco state nor
NAL school; G. G. Van Liew, president
of Chico normal school; Prof. VIM. H.
Dudley, lecturer Chicago university;
A. l.. Walker, teacher from the
PHILIPPINES. With this array of extra
talent an unusually interesting time is
looked for.
Many of the property holders are in
quiring ''What makes the taxes so
high this year." And, indeed, they
may we'll ask that question. While the
actual tax rate is the same this year as
last, S1.95 on the Sl00. we contend that
such taxation for a county like ANA
dor, is entirely too high. In some dis
tricts heavy special school tax is
levied. In Pine Grove district, so
cents on each 800 of property is levied
to pay for the new school erected some
five or six years ago. For a district
composed chiefly of small farms, with
no large mines included within its
limits. such rate is indeed burden
some.
Don't miss the blanket sale this week
at Redlick's.
Marie Bros. team came near having
a runaway Tuesday morning. It was
hitched to sign post in front of Wells
store. when the horses commenced to
pull back, and snapped the sign post,
the sight of which dragging at the end
of the lines scared the animals The
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