Amador ledger., 1903-02-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.


attack of influenza.
Liquid Air will appear in Jackson
early in March. Don't fail to see it.
A. Caminetti has recently put up a
handsome scroll work iron fence at the
Glukfeld home on.Summit street.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
neer Flour makes the best.
The Walk-over shoes can only be
found in RedliCk'S shoe department.
George C. Dunham. champion bone
soloist and comedian, will appear at
Chinn's music hall next Monday
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt
An effort is being made to complete
90 stamps of the new Kennedy mill so
as to be able to start up some time next
month.
DR.. Erhardt will be in Amador City
on the 22d for dentistry business, and
will remain in that town the whole of
next week.
You can get good shoe for 25c at
the Jackson Shoe Store.
U. G. Spagnoi returned home Fri
day night from his months vacation,
looking hale and hearty from his we'll
earned rest.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to II "a m; to p. m.
Saturdays to u a. m: to p. m.
Don't overlook our new ad. No
more 20 per cent off, but something
better. Jackson Shoe Store.
DR., Phillips reports that Mrs. Dun
stan, who was so seriously ill last week,
has very much improved, and is now
fairly on the way to recovery.
e. Andersen, the genial host of the
Globe hotel, was laid up last week with
a severe cold. We are glad to say he
has now recovered.
At Futter's Cash Store, Sutter Creek,
you can get serviceable wall paper from
y C0ubS poT IOll u u.
J. Y. Easterbrook and wife of James
town, are guests at the NJ. E. parson-
age. Mr. Easterbrook is the principal
owner of the Cataract mine, Plumas
county.
Liquid Air will appear in Jackson
early in March. Don't fail TO see it.
Miss NJ. A. Gass went to San Fran
cisco Wednesday morning to purchase
an entirely Lew stock of spring designs
for her millinery business. She will
probably be away three weeks.
The Ragtime Comedy Company of
colored ladies and gentlemen have ar
rived in town. They promise lots of
fun. General admission Soc, children
25c, reserved seats soc.
Leo Mushett, with his wife and two
children, arrived in Jackson Sunday
evening on brief visit to his father,
James Mushett. He holds the position
of station agent at Gelcondo, small
station on the line of the Central Pacific
in Humboldt county, Nevada. He is
away on leave of absence, aud left
Wednesday morning, bound for Valdez,
Alaska, on a business trip He ex-
poets to be away about month. His
family will remain in Jackson during
his absence.
Nolan's, Browns, Reid's, Smiths
and Keith's shoes, that sing the praises
of their perfection in fit, style, and
wear, can only be found at RedliCk s
shoe department for less money.
We have received from Richard
Russell Smith, the Stockton assayer,
a copy of the U. S. topographic map
for this district. No other map is so
complete or of such value to the miner.
If you want copy send 2 CT. stamp
for postage, to 80 N. American st.,
Stockton, and one will be mailed to you
free. We are pleased to announce that
we also have arranged with Mr.. Smith
for the publication of his series of
chemical and mining paragraphs, now
running in so many of the mountain
papers The idea is to present inter-
esting and instructive facts in "boiled
down" form, with the hope that they
will impress the reader so that they
will not be forgotten.
Oysters, frozen oysters, only SOC a
can. Guaranteed to be fresh, and the
same that are sold elsewhere for 60c
and 75c, at Caminetti's Market.
Or. Parkinson of Antioch, Contra
Costa county, accompanied by his
daughter, arrived in Jackson early
this week on visit to the Rev. G. II.
Van Vliet and family. The doctor was
medical practitioner in Jackson over
40 years ago. He left this section
about SO years ago. and this is his first
visit to Jackson during that long
period. When he left the county he
went to Antioch, and has resided there
ever since. He is a relative of Chas.
Peters. Notwithstanding the fact that
c.. J. Peters was only two years old at
the time he left Jackson, he recognized
him, called him by name as soon as he
saw him. There was a family resem-
blsnee which he recognized on sight.
The visitors expect to return home the
latter part of this week.
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