Amador ledger., 1904-02-05


L. E. Phillips moved into their
cozy little home on North Main street,
where they will be at home to friends,
Another large importation of novelty
spring waistings and dress lengths, nc
two patterns alike. E. Teesdale, THE
Peddler.
Mr.. Tadich returned to his home, at
Goldfield, Nevada, this week after a
short visit here with his brother, one
of the White House proprietQrs.
Be sure and see my crepe de chine,
India silk, peau de sole, and all-over
lace waists. E. Teesdale, ''The"
Peddler.
DIR. P. B.:Aiken came down from his
Climax mine last Monday, bringing a
good cleanup along with him. He left
Tuesday for San Francisco to be gone
several days.
All of our misses and boys black
cotton hose will be sold for 10c pair;
best grade that you ever bought, at
the jackson Shoe Store.
D. A. Nuner, proprietor of the Globe
hotel, accompanied by his estimable
wife, drove to Mok kelumne Hill on Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Asbury.
On Saturday we will put out big
line of men, wool soX at almost half
price. See our line before buying.
Jackson Shoe Store.
Geo. w. Wright came down from
the Wide Awake mine Sunday. After
spending day or so with his family
here, he departed Wednesday for Oak
land, to be gone about one week.
Boys and girls should read about the
chance to get "a present free at Red
lick's.
The usual services will be held in St.
Augustine's Episcopal church next
Sunday. Holy communion will be ad-
ministered at the II a. m. service.
Plain sewing wanted at the sewing
school of Miss Guerra, near California
hotel. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. P. c. Burlington came up from
Oakland Monday evening, and is visit
ing her brother, Chas. Meek. Mr.
Burlington has gone east for time on
business.
Big dolls, air guns, sets of dishes,
tool chests, doll go-carts, and drums
free at Redlick IS.
Owing to the measles epidemic the
Jackson Gate school has been closed
this week. However, DR.. Gall informs
us that the health conditions are rapid
ly improving, and he thinks the school
will reopen on next Monday.
Colonial Evening by the New Idea
Club at Masonic hall Monday evening,
Feb. %, 1904. Be sure to remem Der
the date.
Fred Eudey, cashier of the Bank of
Amador county, came up from San
Francisco last Saturday, and spent
Sunday in town. He reports Mrs.
Eudey much improved in health, but
thinks another month in the city
requisite for her complete GONZALES
cence. He returned to the city, Mon
day.
On account of the poor health of my
family. which requires a change for
them, | am Offering at a bargain my
livery business, consisting of a barn
aud l6 good livery horses. Will sell
stock and rent barn. or make any ar
rangement that is satisfactory to pur-
chaser. Here is chance for the right
party to get a good business with prac-
tically no opposition. Write or call
and see A. L. Wait, Plymouth, Cal.
o. L. Red.ick. president of the Red
lick stores company, of San Francisco,
visited the Jackson store few days
this week, coming up Saturday even
ing and leaving Tuesday morning.
After taking stock and going over the
business with Manager Lester, Mr..
Redlick expressed himself as highly
gratifed with the excellent showing
made, both as to the condition of the
stock and the amount of business done
during the preceding six months.
We have the celebrated Kingsbury
hats, best hand made hat; union labor,
all guaranteed to wear. Go to the
Jackson Shoe Store.
The closing overture to the Brad
shaw show last week was accompanied
by bulldog duet in snarls and growls.
In his anger at being denied the pleas
ure of seeing his best girl home, with
out one whit more notice, the young
man won the admiration of the crowd
for bravery by grasping the south end
of the north bound dog and walked off
with him. His tale, not the dogs, is
now thrilling with adventure.