Amador ledger., 1903-02-20
Additional Locals.
Try Old Judge Kentucky Bourbon
whiskeyS Its the best.

IWHtohSyS lbS 6u6 DeSb.
Liquid Air will appear in Jackson
early in March. Don't fail to see it.
Service at st. Augustiue's church
will be held Sunday, Feb. %, at p. m
, See our ad this week Better than
20 per cent off. Jackson Shoe Store
Mrs. Ruffuer is very sick with la
grippe at her home. She is being at.
tended by DIR. Gall
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the Pearl of P.rfmtion. "
j. F. Parks of the Kennedy has very
much improved during the week.
Wednesday afternoon he visited the
east shaft on horseback.
There is no disputing The fact that
Old Judge is the best whlskey for you
4 and your friends.
| G. Belluomini a native of Italy, was
admitted to citizenship on the 9th
instant, on the testimony of V. Fava
and A. GiOvannoui
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti' Mkt.
Miss Nita Littlefeld. who has been
employed in Hale's store in Sacramento
for some time, is spending visit with
her parents in Jackson.
A. B. Golden berg, salesman at the
Red Front, was initiated into the
mysteries of the order of the Foresters
of America at their meeting last week
Sheriff Norman went to Sacramento
Wednesday morning, and attended a
meeting of the California sheriff's
organization held there in sheriff
Reese's office Wednesday afternoon.
We regret to learn that supervisor
Moore was confined to his bed several
days this week on account of sick ness.
He was able to be present at the super
visors' meeting this week.
J. K. Mehtens, Spagnoli's genial
esculapian, returned to Oakland We'd
nesday, after ably managing the Jack
son drug store during u. G. Spagnoli' S
absence.
The Kings Daughters. in connection
with St. Augustine's church. will meet
at the home of the rector on Friday,
the 9th, at p. m, to plan their work
during the lenten season.
a. H. Munson, agent for Fenner
remedies, was in Jackson Wednesday
making advertising contracts and es-
tablishiug agencies for these celebrated
medicines. He has been connected
with the firm for 25 years, and has
travelled through thirty states.
Willie Silva, the boy who was re-
Gently discharged from the Preston
school under habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Rust, has again been ar
rested for stealing at Haywards. He
was discharged on the insufficiency of
the papers sent up by the committing
magistrate.
Spring samples of cloth for men s
tailor made suits have been received
from M. Born & Co. by RedliCk's,
their agents for Amador Co. For
perfect fitting, best quality and lowest
prices, they have no equal. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or you do not take the
garments. No deposit required.
On the morning of the 10th instant,
near Oleta, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grain departed this
life. She was a bright, beautiful child,
eighteen months old; the idol of her
parents, and a lovable child to all. Her
loss will fall like blight upon her de-
voted parents who worshiped at her
shrine, leaving void no earthly hand
can fill.
W. A. Knapp returned from Colo
rado last week to visit his family. He
left Jackson nearly two years ago. He
is interested in a mining camp named
Purl, in northeastern Colorado. 1t is
a new camp, with &n altitude of 5000
feet. Copper mining is the principal
industry. He expects to return there
in short time.
Nabisco sugar waters, sold only by
Cassinelli, are unexcelled. Try them.
You will eat no other. Large consign-
ment just received.
The Jackson Band and M. |. Club
held social dance at Loves hall last
Saturday night. The weather being
Extremely cold the attendance was
small. Those present, however, had a
nice social time with the exception of
the orchestra, who, towards the close
of the evening felt somewhat chilly in
sympathy with the atmospheric and
financial conditions prevailing.
On account of the stormy weather
two weeks ago. some of the ladies did
not wish to venture out to attend the
special sale of embroideries at Red
Hicks; on account of this disappoint-
ment, we have decided to have another
special embroidery sale.
10c embroideries for SC a yard.
l28c 80 /" &c I" {"