Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Go to Haller's, lone, for bananas,
oranges and lemons.
Pioneer Flour is the "Lily of the
Valley" the "Pearl of Perfection"
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; Csc per gallon. Nettles'
Market. t
Frank Loveridge and wife, of Stent,
are visitors in Jackson, and are reg
istered at the hotel. -
When you wish the. finest favored
coffees and teas, remem Der that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Geo. w. Weller, the popular hard
ware merchant, departed Sunday last
for San Francisco on business trip.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher has been quite sick for the past
week with slight attack of pneumonia
Taxpayers, to avoid costs and penal
ties. must settle with the tax-collector
on or before April 25.
DO'uCCui, -buo OuOJoT Creeh uenGlSu,
is still doing that excellent dentistry at
the old stand. He guarantees salts
faction.
John Hill and Ed Russell, couple
OF young miners of Amador were
guests Of friends in jackson couple of
days this week.
Stanley Pierce, proprietor of the
AmadOr hotel at AmadOr, was in town
last Sunday, trying to secure walters
for his hostelry.
Fl. D. Hutt of Alameda, arrived in
Jackson on the evening stage last Sat
urday. He is representing a tailoring
establishment of that city.
E. Schneer, of Sacramento, repre-
senting g. Schneer g. Co., of that city,
agents for Pacific Congress Water, was
transactng business with jackson
merchants Tuesday last.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martin S cream and California cheese
aG NettleS' Mkt.
j. McCutchen, of the jackson Shoe
Store, returned Sunday evening from
San Francisco and Woodland. He
purchased choice line of dry goods,
and will open the same in few DAYS.
Have you paid your taxes? If not
paid on or before April 25, thew will
become delinquent, and penalty of
5 per cent added thereto
In the pin-guessing contest at the
Jackson Shoe Store for $35 saddle,
Miss A. Froelich guessed the nearest
to the number of pins. The number of
pins was l243, and her guess was 1915.
The Ledger has turned out nice
bunch of job printing for the enter
prising firm OF O'Neil & Podesta this
week, proprietors of the Enterprise
Livery Stable. You will find their ad
in another column of this issue.
Miss Frene r. Matson announces to
the public of Jackson and vicinity that
she has organized class in piano
music, and would be pleased to add to
it any pupils desiring lessons. She is
thorough musician, and assures salts
faction. Terms 80 cents per lesson.
The Red Front Store, under its new
management, has made many new
changes. Owing to the increase of
patronage they have had to enlarge
their store in order to accommodate
their large and ever increasing stock
of goods. They have also installed
three additional arc lights, which now
gives them plenty of light for their
evening customers.
DR.. Lonigo was called to Paloma
Wednesday night to see patient who
was badly injured while employed at
the Gwin mine. On his way, just be-
yond the Gwin mine, the buggy was
capsized, but the doctor escaped with
a few slight bruises. He pushed on to
Paloma, where he found his patient in
such condition that he persuaded
him to go to San Francisco for treat
ment. The doctor accom- panied him
to the city the following day. Yester-
day the damaged buggy and team were