Amador ledger., 1903-05-29
Additional Locals.
Butterick Patterns at RedIick,s.

"Where the chicken got the ak,
read about it in another column
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con
stantly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. no.
to p. m. Phone Main 1874. Jackson,
Cal.
Mrs. w. R. Selkirk returned to
Jackson Sunday evening, after an alb
sence of several months
See the prize that the jackson Shoe
Store is going to give away. On every
sale you get a guess. See our window
Life has four blessings: Wife, chill
dren, friends, and near at hand bottle
of Jesse Moore "a Az Whiskey.
M. E. church services May i Sun
day school, 10 a. M; preaching, II a.
m. and 7:45 p. m; Epworth league
$40 p. m.
Johnny Peek, who went to Sacra-
mento for vacation of two weeks, for
his health's sake, returned the latter
part of last week, considerably i'm
proved.
Mems, ladies', boys, and girls'
| crash shoes are reduced for this May
sale at RedliCk's.
Henry We'll is suffering from another
attack of his old mplaint-rheuma-
tism. For several days he has been
compelled to get around with the aid
of cane.
Call for the Magnet shoe for good
school shoes. Only Soc for sizes 5 to 8,
81. 90 for 81 to IL, S1.25 for sizes III to
2; all widths. every pair guaranteed.
Jackson Shoe Store.
Ed Stocker of Paloma, started this
week for England, on receipt of news
that his mother was dangerously i'll at
St. Austell, town in Cornwall. He
will be gone at least six weeks.
Stop in at Penry & Moons on your
way home and get paper box of de-
| licious ice cream for the children. They
will enjoy it.
DR.. Herrick and family returned
Sunday evening from ten days visit
to the city, where the doctor had been
conducting an examination before the
state board of dental examiners, he
being president of the board.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lucy
Blais of Palona, took place Sunday last
in ST. Paul's church at Mokelumne
Hill. The service was conducted in
ST. Paul's church of that place by Rev
VIM. Tuson. Mrs. Blais was much
beloved by all who knew her. She
leaves husband and two small children.
/ Rob 1. Kerr and Fred Rusher went
to Stockton on Tuesday, where they
expect to learn the true worth of an
''Elk. Rob returned Wednesday
evening. His confidential clerk will
spend few days in San Francisco
before returning to the old browsing
grounds.
Frank Hoffman went to the city last
week to consult with specialists in re-
gard to his hearing, which has been
failing of late, He returned in the
early part of the week. He was in
formed that there was nothing the
matter with his hearing apparatus that
called for surgical treatment, nothing
more than reduced acuteness, the re-
suit of advancing years.
Ladies' white, piquet, and duck dress
skirts for CSC, S1.25, SLAB, S1.9S at
RedIlCk's.
AerOnOut Hamilton, who made such
successful balloon ascension and para
chute jump at the celebration held in
Jackson last 9th of September, has
notified parties here that if the citizens
conclude to have fourth of July cele-
bration in Jackson this year, he is will
ing to make another aerial leap from a
balloon on the same liberal terms as he
did last year. This would be big
drawing card. He is not a fakir, and
guarantees successful ascent and leap
or no pay.
William Pellow, whose sight was de-
stroyed by blast at the Wieland mine
some years ago, left Jackson Tuesday
morning, bound for Mauch Chunk,
Pennsylvania, where a married sister
resides. He is stone blind both eyes.
He was accompanied as far as Sacra-
mentp by his son-in-law, w. ]. Pascoe,
who saw him safely on the cars with
his fare paid to his far-off destination.
He will make the railroad trip alone,
in special charge however of the con-
ductor. He expects to be away four
months, and may decide to remain
there permanently.
Ernest Spagnoli, who is home from
St. Matthew's school at San Mateo for
the summer vacation, was awarded the
gold medal for spelling at the examina-
tion held just before the close of the
term. The medal is nice piece of
work manship, and beside the name of
the school, has engraved on it the word
''Spelling." 1t represents the highest
standing in the school in that particular
line. We are pleased to report this
success on the part OF one of the pupils
from jackson.
Clint Radcliffe, who has been night
watchman at the Kennedy for many
years, has been compelled to give up