Amador ledger., 1905-07-07
Additional Locals.

Frank CuneO, grandson of f. Cade-
martori. met with sad accident last
Saturday morning. He is about ten
years old, and was out in H. Jones
ranch. Ralph Rugne was there attend
ding to the COWS. Not knowing of the
proximity of young Cuneo, he threw
rock at one of the COWS. 1t struck
against another rock, and glanced off,
striking the Cuneo boy full in the eye.
The eyeball was cut open, and it is
feared the sight will be permanently
impaired, if not destroyed. p. Cuneo,
the boys father, took him to San
Francisco Sunday fo1 treatment.
Nothing will please an invalid as
we'll as package of those fancy cakes
from Nettles' Mkt.
Frank II. Duden, the new postmas-
ter, took possession of the jackson
office on the first of the month. Miss
Rachael Breese will be his assistant.
A new burglar and tireproof safe came
up last Friday, and has been duly in
stalled. The new lock boxes will not
arrive from the east for some weeks
yet.
Don't be misIed by false advertis-
ing. We always give the people of
jackson just what,we advertise, try us
and see for yourself; 81 worth of
goods for Soc. Saturdays sale will
continue fol- twenty days. jackson
Shoe Store.
JAS. E. Dye and wife left Saturday
morning for trip to Seattle. They
expect to stay two or three weeks in
San Francisco before taking the
steamer for the northern port, where
they will visit their son, Jas. E. Dye
jr. They will be absent from Amador
county several months.
S5 hat will cost you but 52.4O on this
sale; we are overstocked, and must
close the entire stock out; we are not
going out of business but rather going
IN for bigger business jackson Shoe
Store.
The only damage from explosives
during the fourth was about one
O'Clock in the morning, when flames
broke out in the frame building oc-
cupled as harness shop by A. Basso.
Another story is being added to this
building, and the addition is not
complete; all the openings being un-
filled. There is no doubt that the fire
started from fireworks of some kind
lodging in the upper story, and set
ting fire to the ceiling of the base
ment. 1t may have been smouldering
for hours. Basso was sleeping in the
rear of the building, and was awakened
by loud calls of fire. He jumped out
of bed, and on opening the bedroom
door found the ceiling of the adjoin-
ing room ablaze. A small hose was
secured in time, and the flames we're
easily extinguished. Two or three
holes were burned through the cell
ing, and one through the north side
wall. Fifty dollars will cover the
damage. 1t was close call however.
Our entire stock of ribbons and all
other lines will go at the same price
81 worth for SOC. Now is your chance
jackson shoe store.
"World championship will be
Rev. q. E. Winnings theme at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing at 745 o'clock. All are welcome,
but because of the theme men are
particularly urged to be present.
Services as usual at II a. m.. pre-
ceded by Sunday school at ten
O'Clock.
First clearance sale starts Saturday,
the 8th. Just think what you get at
our store 20 cents on every 81; that
is 81 worth of goods for S0c Our
prices marked in plain figures. Jack
son Shoe Store.
Sale starts at 8 O'Clock Saturday,
the 8th. Don't miss this great chance
to get goods cheap. 81 worth of goods
for 80c. jackson Shoe Store.
The water supply will be shut off
from jackson next Sunday from in
the morning until o'clock in the
Afternoon, to enable the tank at the
head of the pipe line to be cleaned
out. The consumers will take notice
and prepare accordingly.
krhls is our first attempt to have
clearance sale, and to make it sue
cess we are determined to give the
people the best bargains they ever
got. jackson Shoe Store.
Unclaimed letters in the jackson
post-ott are addressed as follows:
Frank Bales, Lui Barbagelata,
Phillip Carallero, N. G. Deaven, G.
Giannott1, B. B. Robinson, H. R.
Street John Williams, Mrs. T. A.
Winsell.
Our stock is complete, our goods
are all new, SO you cannot buy any
old stale goods on this rule. Sale
starts 9 O'Clock Saturday, the 9th.
jackson Shoe Store.
Plasse brothers drove their cattle to
the mountains ranges on Wednesday.
Just think! 81 worth of calico for
80 cents: you don't stop to think you
are getting it for &c yard, at the
Jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs. Kirkwood and daughter start