Amador ledger., 1903-05-15
JEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
ButterickiPatterns at RedIick's.

leila, is in the city.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Fallev." the ''Pearl of Perfection.
Jesse Avise is visiting friends in Sac
amento and San Francisco. He ex-
ects to get good look at Teddy"
Lou Cassels, the accommodating
lerk at the National, is taking in the
lights at the Sacramento Street Fair.
C. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ng. Hours-9 to ~ a. m; l to p. IN.
baturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
S. G. Bennett of the U. S. geological
urvey, was in Jackson early in the
Feek. on business connected with his
lffice.
Miss Nellie Adams left Sunday for a
Feek's visit with her brother Rob in
Ban Francisco. She expects to return
tomorrow.
Our new line of Kingsbury hats are
till on the boom. Best hand made
lat on the market. Jackson Shoe
store.
Stop in at Penry & Moons on your
Fay home and get paper box of de-
Ecieus ice cream for the children. They
Fill enjoy it.
P. D. Delaney, formerly of this coun-
Y, died in January last. Heirs of de-
eased request that any person having
my information about his will COM
nunicate to this Office. may SIT
J. F. Parks, superintendent of the
Kennedy, is expected home in few
lays. 1t is reported that he has been
greatly benefited in health by the trip
md change of air and climate.
Call for the Magnet shoe for good
chool shoes. Only S5c for sizes to 8,
LOO for 81 to IL, 81. % for sizes III to
}; all widths, every pair guaranteed.
jackson Shoe Store.
A fine quality of whisky is like fine
huality of anything else. 1t costs a
little more, but nothing is too good for
rs Americans. Insist on having "Jesse
Moore" Whisky.
Ladies' swiss ribbed summer vests in
white or ecru, long or short sleeves. all
sizes from to 9. Prices range from
pc to SOC at RedliCk's.
Jack McCutcheon, proprietor of the
jackson Shoe Store, and his clerk,
John Burke, have changed places again.
Burke left for Woodland Sunday MORN
ing, and Mr.. McCutcheon returned to
Jackson the same day.
Charley Armstrong returned home
last week. He has been attending col
|ege in Oakland, but owing to impaired
health was compelled to quit his studies.
He will return to the city to resume
bis studies in August, if his health will
permit.
Mems summer weight underwear,
line gauge. Shirts and drawers to
match, extra good values for soc, 81 90,
81. so suit at RedliCk's.
M. E. church services May l7-Sun-
bay school, 10 a. m; sermon, subject,
Rejoicing" IL a. M; Epworth League
Fopic, Anniversary day." $50 p. M;
evening address by Miss c. A. Trask of
Chicago. Her subject is ''Japan mis-
Eions and missionaries.
Misses patent kid oxfords for sl.5O,
thild's for S1.25, and 5 to for 81 90;
will not crack. Jackson Shoe Store.
Miss Ella Murphy, who has been
visiting San Francisco and other points
Tor the past month, returned home
last Saturday evening. She was ac-
eompanied by Mrs. T. J. Welsh and
children of Oakland, who will rusticate
a while at the Murphy farm.
The jackson baseball nine will 60 to
Mokelumne Hill next Sunday, where
they will cross bats with the club of
that town. An interesting game is
expected.
VIM. Jones departed Saturday for
Blue Lakes via Sacramento and Car
son. He will run an engine at the
lakes during the summer months.
Mrs. Jones expects to join her husband
as soon as the roads over the noun
tains become passable.
Boys clothing on special sale counter
this week at RedIick's.
DIR. Paul C. Erhardt, who has been
assistant dentist with DIR. G. A Herrick
for the past fourteen months, left Mon
day morning for San Francisco, accom-
panied by his aunt, Miss Wilds. The
doctor intends to go east. His aunt
will make her home with her sister in
San Francisco.
Jacob Stones, of near New York
ranch, had a cataract removed from
his right eye by DR.. Gall Tuesday
morning. 1t had been growing over
the eye for long time, and had almost
completely shut out the sight. The
operation of removing it was performed
without chloroform.
See the prize that the jackson Shoe
Store is going to give away. On every
sale you get guess. See our window
E. A. Smith, who is in charge of the
New York Ranch reservoir, was in
jackson Monday. He says the work
of sluicing out the mud that has ac-