Amador ledger., 1904-03-25

Tiffany OF Plymouth.
W. D. Curtis, of the Pioneer Flour
Mills of Sacramento, was in Jackson
Wednesday making his quarterly tour
through the county in behalf of this
favorite brand of -four.
New spring shirt waists have ar
rived at Redlick's.
The New Idea Club will give bazaar
in Loves hall some time in May, the
proceeds of which will go toward pay
ing the minister's salary, the bazaar to
continue for three days.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; Csc per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
Mrs. Mary Harris left Sunday morn:
ing for San Francisco, under advice
from her physician. She has been
troubled with a tumor on her neck,
and will see surgeons below with the
object of its removal.
New wall paper has arrived at Red
lick's.
Paulina Drendel, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Drendel, who has been
employed in the city for some time, re-
turned home recently on account of
illness, and is under the DOCTORS care
at her parents home.
Now is chance to get a good pair of
pants for less at Redlick's.
The tax-collector reports that the
second instalment of state and county
taxes is coming in very slowly. Only
one month more remains before they
will become delinquent-the date of
delinquency being the last Monday in
April.
Ladies' Orthopedic shoes made by
one of the best known factories in the
world are now in your town, and if you
are looking for something swell in dress
shoes you cannot afford to pass this
line by at the Jackson Shoe Store.
w. C. Johns, who has been in the
hospital in San Francisco for several
months, under treatment for an in
jured hand, has so far recovered as to be
able to leave the hospital. Mrs. Johns
went to the city last Monday, and is
expected to return home with her hus-
band in few days.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as a package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
At the meeting of the Rebekah Lodge
of Jackson held last Wednesday, Miss
Maggie Stasal and Mrs. w. J. Nettle,
jr., were elected delegates to attend
the grand lodge which meets in San
Francisco on the second Tuesday in
May
Mrs. Ethel Bottoff and Miss Anna
Bottoff arrived in Jackson last evening
from Harper county. Kansas. They
were five weeks on the road, making
short stays in Arizona, Los Angeles,
Stockton and other places. They are
neices OIL. Black and cousins of Mrs.
J. McCutchen of the Shoe Store, with
whose family they will make their
homo during their visit here.
District Attorney G. P. Vicini re-
turned to Jackson from San Francisco
Sunday night, accompanied by his son,
who went to the city to see his mother.
Mr.. Vicini left again Wednesday morn
ing to be near his wife, who is still
dangerously i'll at the McNutt hospital.
Her condition shows but little improve
ment, and under the most favora BILE
circumstances it will be several weeks
before she will be able to endure the
homeward trip.
When you want good fresh tamales
go to Haller's short order house, lone.
A heavy snowfall occurred Thursday
morning In jackson and the country to
the east. At Pine Grove and vicinity
snow fell to the depth of about a foot,
and the ground is still covered with it's
mantle of white. In Jackson the fl lakes
were the largest seen for years. They
were soft, and half melted before reach
ing the earth. Except in shaded spots,
the snow disappeared in two or three
hours.
We are pleased to announce to our
subscribers that we are again prepared
to send the Weekly Inter-Ocean as a
premium to all paid -in-advance SUBJ
scribers. By paying $25 so in advance
you get the Ledger and Inter-Ocean
for one year. Those in arrears can
avail themselves of this offer by pay
ing up arrearage, and one year in ad-
vance. The Inter-Ocean is published
in Chicago, and is one of the best week.
lies in the country.
See our new lines of ladies' and mems
shoes. Our new line of summer shoes
are arriving daily, and it is safe to say
that the Jackson Shoe Store will have
the swellestline ever carried In Jackson.
The Mokelumne river last Saturday
reached as high a flood mark as has
been known for many years. Some of
the settlers at Middle Bar say it was
higher than they ever knew it before.