davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20

Ser Stu11oe uno 9foebling bebouptet,
oaB, tuenn Ger Motor erit einrnaI eit1-
gefabren 1T, @eidninoigfeiter Bis 5u
14O Meilell (D credit tperben fon-
men.
9ie gegen oen 2epee-&ol1trof=
tor @illiamion bon brei Eeraneru er-
boberen glnflagen, IN benen ct be-
iduloigt puroe, iie in ieinem Or
beitslager in Sflaberei gebaltel1 81
baber, ipurben bonn 9unbesfontn1iIidr
in Stem Qrleans nod fur5em Ser
bor abgepieien.
Cine DepeIhe aus Berlin Iagt:
Cine llel,eroings perbreitete Me,-
bung, oaB Or. Sreiberr Mulnm b.
5dmaraenitein Der iesiee oeutlme
@otidafter in Sofio, als Na6foIger
oes fiir5lib perftorbenell belti6e;l
8otidafters in @aibington, Srei-
BERN 5ped bon Sterrburg, anser=
ieben iei, finoet bon beih,nterri6teter
5eite feline 8eitatigung. 9ie Situa=
tion lit orr6aus unperdlloert. - Nus
@aibi1gton miro in berielben Mnge=
legeltbeit beribtet: Die 8el6liijIe
oes &aiiers IN 8e5ue auf Sen
bieiigen 8otidafter-Boiten oiirftert
i'm 9aufe oes ndhlten Monats BE-
fannt gegeben tperoen. @erii6ttpeile
iino pornebnlt6 5tpei Nanten ge-
tannt uoroen: oerienige oes iebigen
beutiden @eIanbten in 9fio Be Ssa=
neiro, Serrn b. &ei6er1au, nltb Graf
aoolf @oesen, gegenmartig preuBi-
Iher @eian0ter in 9ambnrg.
= Sci eitlen Sornaoo, Ser Ole
@egeno bon Glapton in SEEM Merifo
beimiudte, nurbelt bier Herioflen
getotet unb iiber 8ipan5ie perIest.
8ei Dem Sturln, Ser ant
San1itae i'm Staate Colorado tobte,
iollen iebs Berionen unl's 2eben
gefomnlen iein. 9luBerbeln iino III
6olge oes Sturms iieben 9erionen
i6mer perlebt morben.
Ser 6etnofratiihe gice=Br1It=
oenti6aftsfanoioat 8ern belt bic
ier Gage cine @eoe in Utica, oem
Wobnort oes repnblifanii1en @ices
nti6aftsfanoioaten Sbernlon.
Ils er Die 8iibne betrat, tpurbe ibnt
eine Depeide Sbernan's iiberrei6t,
IN Der i'm oieier in ieiner Seimat
miafomnen bieB.
Die Staatsbeamten bon 2oui-
iiana uno Miiiiiippi fonferieren iiber
elm gemeittianes 8orgeben gegen Die
gsadtreiter llnlere Staatsregierung
bat bisber nod feline &aHe geriihrt,
Inn Dem unfng elm @noe au MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20
..

= @m Sonntag obeno baben oie
Deutfhen BON @alpeiton in Ser
Sarmonp-Sale oen GeutI1en Sag
gefeiert. Warcellrs 6. alebera belt
Die oeuti9e uno Sobn S. @beeler
Die engliibe Seitreoe.
@ouberneur &asfea bon Of
labonla bat In Gainesville, Dallas
uno Sort @ortb Geoen gebalten, er
1T iiberaa iebr freunbli1 aufge-
nonlmen. Die 9auptrebe bielt er IN
Dallas, mo- er auf Dem Mnsitel-
lnngsplase Dor elmer sroBen 3uborer-
Menge iprad.
- Die MISUNDERSTANDING
1T ausenblidlib in 9alIas, BON bort
niro fie nad Souiton gebra6t lper-
ben uno bon Souiton ipabridein-
lib bierber.
= Das -9unoesgeri6t bat
cine Wieoeraufrlabme oes Bro5effes,
bel 6em es ii6 um @iiltigfeit Der
nah oen1 u@roB Neceipt Gar. .@e-
ies ausgeidriebenen Gteuer bonoelt,
pertpeigert. 0nmit bleibt oie Steucr
fir unsiltie erfl6rt.
Ole Mderball- uno @etperbe.
idule IN 8rDan tpin 5pei neue Sc.
bauoe erri6ten unb tpiro oie nGdfte
2egislatrr nabri6einlid Inn cine
gelpilligllng BON 100000 eriuhan.
SSm @lter BON so Sabren 5tarb
in Neu-8ralinfels George Sogrefe,
elmer Der alteIten 8eipobner Der
Staot.
@abreno zines slnfaas tenn.
porarer @eiitesitorung bat ssrou
5erbinono 2udenbad in sSrieorihs-
burg ibreln 2eben elm gnoe genadt.
Mns llbaloe gountp miro ge-
neloet, es lei bort oltrf groBe
Sdaren bon Sauben piel Sf)oocl
ON Der ernte angeri6tet morben.
Sn Der gdbe BON Merio Itart
Die Srou oes Sormers CHARLES
8rofennis in Solge zines Ser3id)lo-
ges, tp0breno Der Monn i'm sselbt
arbeitete. 9lls er BON Ser glrbeii
nod Sauie fom, failb er ieine Sror
tot I'M 3immer liegen.
= Sn @l 9aIo lit Sonntag noh.
Ole Semperatllr BON IS auf 40 @rat
gefa1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20
Seras.

- Oiebe baben ben @elolhranf
Der &niebt grp GOODS 60. m Sort
@ortb seiprengt uno $4,000 in
gbeds urlo baren @el6e geitobIeit.
8or &rr5en tpuroe in gl Ealo
cine Sabrif eingeridtet, in Der Ml.
fobol un6 Saiern aus &aftus beree-
felt meroen ioIlten. Die 5obrif
iheint fid aber ni6t be5ablt 5u ba-
ben, oenn, pie ger1eloet mirb, bat
man bereits eillen Weolieperipalter
fir fie ernantlt.
@6breno Der 3eit pom 21. biz
gum "a. Sftober miro in 2odbart
cine Street Sair" abgebalten tper-
ben.
sSn Der Ndbe BON 5ranflto,i,
iehsaebn Meilen n0rbIih BON Sad
ionpille> baben Nahtreiter Die Gins
bon Berrp & Bacon llno @ia @oles
in 8rarlo geiteft; eritere lit bollig
3eritort tporoen.
Mus Haleltine miro gemeloet,
Der bort mobnenoe garnep Pearl-
itone, Der cine Gin in 8uffalo, 2ec.l
Gouutp, beiist, babe Die Wahtritt
befonin1en, man babe ben 8etrieb
Der Gin eingeltellt, 90 man befird=
te, Die Nabtreiter piiroen fie ionIt
in 8rano ftefen. glnoere Sins bdt-
ten bas @leihe getan.
Sros oringeroer @ufforoer,nl.
gen BON perihieoenen Seite1L oarun-
ter aud BON Dem 8r1iioenten Der
6armers' Union, bot unier @ouper-
neur nidts getan, nm Dem 9reihen
Der Naftreiter elm 3iel gu iesen uno
bic Shuloigen 5ur 8eitrafung gu
brinqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20

Ser Stunoe uno &oebling bebauptet,
oaB, tpenn Ser Weotor erlt ein1nal eitl=
gefabren 1T, @eidipil1oigfeiten Bis 5u
140 Weilen CD credit iperoen fon-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20
$50 auseln flogeu.

Dopio garfer, Sapette, 81. g.,
ein @eteran oes giirgerfrieses, Der
bel @ettDsburg bertpunoet tpuroe,
iast: u8as oieier quite electric Sit
ters fir mid getan bat, oafiir tpiiroe
i'd feline $500 nebmeir, oa i9 i6ou
biel bergeblid geooftert batte pegen
meines WagenIeioens. St furierte
mid l,nb id nebme i'm nod als So
nil, Der mid fraftig nno frii6 err
balt." so Gts. BEL MooIpb Dreib uno
81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20

= @ide @etrdt1fe uno fau1oier
2und ftets IN gnrsitaaer's Salupn
nnb Neitanrant, Billita GtraBe ncben
Der Salle Der Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20

runsen Der 6reunoidoft el1tbielt 11uo
IN oent Der 8uni6 ausgelproheli
tpnroe ooB iid Die 8e5iebunaen AMI.
iden oen beioen 2Gnoern innner
gunltiger geitalten nohten. 9lomi-
ral Sperrp nno ieinen Sffi5ieren
mnroen auf Dem @ege BON gofoba-
ma nab gofio unb BEL Ser Mnfunft
in Der 9auptitaot groBe Spationen
bargebrabt.
Ser fralt5oiiibe Warine= =Mifli-
tier Sbompion lit bon ieinent g(mt
5uriidgetreten. @r puroe biersu
our6 einen 8eibluB ser 8eputirten=
famnler peranlaBt, Der iein Departe-
ment IN 8erbinbung NIT Ser sseno-
4ffare nno anoeren unf6aen oie
mabreno Der lesten 3eit fran5oiiidel
&riegsi6iffen augeitoBen lino, ser
Na9lolligfeit bei6uloigt. Das
S6la6ti6iff uSSena~ ipur6e am II.
Wear5 1907 our1 cine @rplofion ser-
tort nobel bunoert MenIden mrs
2eben farnen 9as SaoelsDotuln
Der &amner nuroe blrh cine iharfe
Heoe Deleafie's, Der oen 9(ngriff allf
Sbompion leitete, berbeieefiibrt.
Ser oeutide 8alon Serge
iea", Der leste Der berntiBten gal-
Ions bon Der fiir8li1en @ettfabrt in
Sbmargenoorf, puroe in Ser Noro-
Zee treibeflo alfgefunoen. Son oea
Snlaiien bat man iebo6 feline Spur,
nno man befiirbtet, oaB ite ibr
@rab in ben @ellen fanoen.
- 8einri1 XIV, regieren6er
Shirt &euB Siingerer 2i,lie, bat Sic
@egentidaft oes Siiritentulns GeuS
@elterer 2inie, melde er fir ben
tpegen @eiitesumna6tung an ser
ansiibnng Der Hegierung oouer,rb
bebinoerten Siirften 9einrid9 XIV.
oln 19. 4pril 1902 iibernomnen bat.
te, nieoergelegt. Ser Shritt lit
our6 oas bobe Sitter bes Siiriten -
5einri6 XIV. tpnroe am %. Mai
1882 geboren - peranlaBt moroen.
gtadfolger in Der &egenti6aft miro
iein Sobnl grbprir5 Seinri6
XVII, pelher aub i1on felt Ian
ger 3eit bauernb nit Der 8ertretrng
in Der Gegierung oes Siiritentuus
&eltB Siingerer 2inie bealtftraet NOR
ben mar.
- Gin giienbabnunfa1, ser au=
genibeinli6 auf einen nerbre6eri=
fden slni6lue 8uriid5ufiibren lit,
miro aus 9iiileloorf gemeloet. Ser
S6neQ5ug 0iiifeloorf-4oIn lit bel
Der Statiou &iipperbuid entsleiit,
nno mebrere Herionen baben Ser
lesungen Oapongetragel, gliidliber-
meiie nur lei6ter Natur. Die &ato-
itropbe tpnroe oaour6 peruria6t, DOB
@iienbabnibmellen Quer iiber Die
Shienen eeleet tporoen iparen, 10
BOB eine gntgleiiung oes 3uges err,
folgen muBte. Son BEN 8eboroen
lit iofort eine umfaiienoe l1nteriu-
dung eingeleitet porber, INN ben
8eriibern oes ltnbeils onf Die Spur
5u foinftten.
= No6 einer 0epei6e aus @aib-
ington baben iid olle europdiIben
Wa6te bariiber geeiniet, Wulai Sa-
flo als Sulton BON Maroffo on5ll-
fenneu mern er Die 8eitin1nangen
Der @leeciros 9lfte bur65ufiibren iid
berpflibte. Die 9epeide iaet, oaB
alid 1tniere &eeierumg bieie Stel-
llma einnebme. Die 9lnerfennung
fonne aber nod ni6t erfolgen 90
5uerit nod einige nebenid6lide 9ln-
gelegenbeiten gereaelt meroen miib.
ten. Srarlfrei6 uno Spunien b1t.
ten oen Wd6ten cine 9tote eingereidt,
III oenen iie Die 8eoingungen 9e-
nolt feititeGten, inter oenen oie 9ln-
erfennrng Muloi Sofio's erfolgen
tonne.
Ser &eoenue- Solicitor fir Sic
Brobins Sopana auf 8liba lit lsnter
Ser gnflaae perbaftet, $195,000 I'M
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Sansbalterin seind)t bon einen Gl-
teren oaeinitebenoen 0elti6en MaluI.
@ites Seinl. 3u erfragen in Der Sf-
flee Der ,sSreien 1relie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20
WahI.Mnaeiae,t

Wir {iro altfori{iert, 9errn s lie
Inns Steal als &albibnt fir ben
Gtaatsienat i'm "a. iennorieIIen Diltrift
auf Dem republifaniideu Sidet anaiifiir1s
oiger.
@ir filo alitoriiiert, S. S. Onion,
ais Rambibat fir ben Gtaatsfenat non
bie5em ienatorielIen 9iftrift, auf beni De-
1nofratif6en Sidet, an5ufiilloigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-20
DasRepub|ikanische
StaatS- Ticket.

Prasidentscbafts EIektoren !:
q. 9. 9ittlinser,
81. 6. SamnaD,
8. 6, siualetOu ir,
$. $. 9urt6,
6, .. @alorip,
.. S. Sobniou,
9. g. gomner,
s. q. Yope,
q. @. gmrfitt,
@. u. Mattbaei,
6. 9. garben,
6. s. 8artbolomeiu,
s. $. 8afer,
8. s. Jeatberitome,
u. s. @anber Gtmden,
s. 6. Scott,
Scott @bite,
s. u. 8afer.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
IONE.

Nov. l9-Lustitute being in session
this week all the school children in
this vicinity are enjoying week s
vacation.
Mrs Ed. Farnsworth of Stockton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Lewis
Mooney, for few weeks.
Il. Ii. Gartlin spent few days the
last of the week, visiting his daugh-
ters in Sacramento.
Miss Ella Bur bank, is spending her
vacation visiting friends in Oakdale.
Mrs j. M. Amick went to Stockton
tuesday, where she will remain until
the close of the week.
The high school pupils are to have
their annual rally on the high school
campus tomorrow night. Everybody
is invited to be present.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald is visiting
relatives and friends in jackson this
week.
Mrs j. Ashury and daughter,
Myrtle, who have been visiting In
Sacramento, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Lena Gartlin spent few days
last week visiting in Stockton and
Sacramento. Ionelte.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
JACKSON VALLEY.

Nov. 19-Mrs r. Il. LuttrelI, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs A.
G. Miner, returned to her home at
Pine Grove Thursday.
Joe Kidd made business trip to
jackson Tuesday.
Mrs L.. and Mrs Il I. Bamert of
Julian district, spent one day last
week with relatives in the valley
Mrs L. Shelbourn celebrated her
ninety second birthday on Tuesday
Nov. 10th.
W. Prouty took our teacher, Miss
Blanche Beatie, to jackson Tuesday,
where she will attend the institute.
A. q. Miner made a business trip
to Lockford Sunday, taking his little
daughter Vivienne with him, she re-
manning there for visit with her
aunt, Mrs o. Corral.
Mrs N. Foster and son, Joe, spent
one dav of last week with Mr. and
Mrs j. Kidd.
ii. d. Ranlett left Monday morn
ing for San Francisco, on business
trip.
Mrs Clara Dutrene and two daugh-
tiers, Florence and Nellie, with Mrs
Joe Dufrene and daughter, Gertrude,
left Tuesday morning for visit with
relatives in Stockton.
Mrs Cora Miner and sister, Mrs K.
Luttrell, spent Monday with their
brother, Mr. Emerson, near Gait.
s. w. Kidd had the misfortune to
lose a young horse that he had just
had broken for a saddle horse.
Miss Almina BerrIs left Sunday for
Chico, where she will visit her aunt,
Mrs j. q. Murphy.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
oLETA.

Nov. l6--The clouds still continue
To pass over without bringing the
much needed rain, which we would
all be glad to see come.
Elvin SheaIor met with painful
accident the first part of last week
while driving the team OF /. +.
Ostrom, In some way the loaded
wagon ran over one of his ankles,
giving it terrible bru1se, although
he is doing nicely at present.
Mrs Geo. Schroeder has gone to
Sacramento, on visit of week with
friends.
Joe SchilIing was a visitor here this
week. All are glad to see Joe BACK
agSin.
Henry Brown of Stony Creek, was
visitor at Ii. Bradigan's few days
this week.
e. Shealor paid Jackson a flying
visit last L tuesday,.
John Bradigan paid ID. Browns
folks OF Stony Creek, a visit this
week.
j, h. Hutchinson. the dentist was
here last week. He seems to be kept
quite busy while here, as his coming
is greatly appreciated by all.
Pansy.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Notice to
Contractors.

Pursuant to law and to a resolution
of the Board of Trustees of the city
Of jackson, California, adopted
November II, 1908, directing this
notice. the undersigned invites and
will receive at his office in said city
of jackson, up to 1870 p. M, of
December 3, 1908, sealed proposals or
bids for the following supplies to be
used IL the streets of said city TO
wit:
140 feet OF 81 inch standard sewer pipe
200 feet OF II inch standard sewer pipe
80 feet of IL inch standard sewer pipe
All pipe to be according to specIii-
cations in my office copies of which
may be had on application to the un-
dersigned. Pipe no be delivered f.
o, b., Mertelis, Amador county,
California.
&. NJ. KELLEY, City Clerk
Dated, jackson, CAL, Nov. l3, 1908.
st
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Board of Supervisors.

AT the meeting III the DOAIu OF
supervisors held last week, besides
canvassing the election returns and
declaring the result, claims for SER
vices were allowed to the following
named persons, Sc being allowed in
eac case, except where other figures
are given. which incl1c es the de-
livery of returns in addition to SER
vices as election officer
w X Mcfarland, A W Sutherland,
n Cardinelli. 9 Giovannoni, Henry
Holtz, Jas Meehan. Il Purcell, NJ
K Sanders, Robt. 1 Kerr, Wm.A j
NettIe jr., Thos Joy, geo Hambric,
+ V Sanguinetti. Arthur Hamrick, q
W Schacht, NJ W Ford, VIM Going,
Aptune Rickert, L M Ryan, q Court
right, w Pascoe, G RAIDER, G. b
t'roelIch, o q Myers, V Belluomini,
g Peters, A L. Stewart, VIM Doyle,
Ii Griffin, q A Mckinney, M j
| Plasse, Barton, A Cademartori, L
A Hedgpeth, H A Clark, j K Avise,
Geo W Lucot, j W Cald we'll, j K
Dicks. w II Vela, Jos Fregulia, JAS j
Nichols, Geo IL Rinehart, e Quirollo,
| Albert Ounce, Henry Lahorgue,
David Fisher, j j Beauchemin, 8; A
Il Smith, q prouty, II L Scott,
Chas Ii Campbell, q 9 Fairchilds, M
K Bacon, John Robertson, 4, a
MeIkeI, e W Perkins, d Ii Stewart, q
L Waylaud, IL; Vim Scully, A l.
Prouty, II Wharf,, e Robertson,
a j Maestretta. Geo Dewey, Il w
| Barnett, Ernest Goodding, Wilson
Grail. Adolph Cottell, 2 j Sheridan.
II: K a Baird, K Lipkeman, John Il
Mefford, q Refer, Ii Horn, | n
Chitwood. Albert g Sohn, Dan Fitz-
simmons, Jos u Tubbs, j G Norris,
Il K Saptirfo, a Lehn, f a Kimball,
Il ID Boydston IL ID G Robinson .;
| VIM Lagomarsino, V Guiliani. y NJ
Henry, b w Pitts, John Cranmer,
| Chas W Cobb, Jas loop, j p Harkef,
N g Williams, T. Il Blakely, + Walker
10: Claud Wilson, os Pigeon u; ID
Il Townsend. W Sharp, Geo Love,
h Il Lee Yates, s Bloom, VIM
Brown, W K Webster, + y Mexican,
+ Goodman, a n LESLEY, Willis Il
Hoss -, W W Stewart, A II A Bur
bank, VIM II Blakely, W n White
head, Il ID Culbert, N Hinkson, W
II Bergman, S Davis 9: Ben White,
a Phipps. o b Martin, b f Ben
netts, tJohn A Rose. Il A BENEFITS,
John Tore, Gilman Gorton, George
Arnerick, n Hornberger 8; Jas Jacka,
V Ramazotti, Julius DanielwIcz, u
BeIta, Ii Lehman, John Lithgow, W
S Smith, Z f. Johnston, w II
Burris, + n Soracco, VIM A Herman,
ii S hoyden, Vim Dapoli, V {
Quiroll6, Thos Simmons, j A Nc
Naughton, Lyman Nixon, Geo Tol-
man, w II Gunsolus, S q Shealor,
IL L. Ounce, John Richards, Jos
Dover, W b Downs, j q Bales, Geo
Roberts. Thus ID DAVIS, r 2 White,
,Jabez MINIS, II Currier, Il Il
Dennison, b f. Dennison, Il l. Clark,
Henry AYMyers IL, A j Coster, q "
Easton, j II Woolford, d Burke, Joe
Noe. Il M Brace, W s Weston, Ira
PIunkett 10, L. Greilich, John Mathis,
Dan Bona, l. Bryson, l. Veglia. NJ
Butler, L j Severns, f S McCulloch,
George q Allen, u NJ Hartigan, ID "
mcfarland, John ID Mact'arland, "
ID Guilds, Alexander Orr II, II
Barney.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the firm OF F. j.,
Cheney q Co; doing business in the city
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Frank j.. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and absorbed In
my presence, this 9th kay of December
A. d. 1886.
A. w. Gleason.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
T.. j. Cheney g. Co; Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, - cents.
Take Hall : Family Pills for consti'
patio n.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Notice tor Publication O6O9.
Department of the Interior,

Department of the Interior,
u. s. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. =,
Oct. 10, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
r.. Blakeley, one of the heirs OF, aud
for the heirs OF Martha Blakely, de.
ceased, OF Pine Grove, Calf. who. on
November ID, 1901, made Ii. b., No.
1880, for lot 3, Section rs and n y of
N n a, Section 80, Township N,
Range II e., Mount Diablo Meri.
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final live year proof, to estah-
lish claim to the land above desGrIb-
ed, before the U. .. commission tor
Amador county, at his office in Jack
son, Calf, on the 9TH day of Decem
Der. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Garabaldi, of Volcano, Cal,
y. A. Trask, John j, Cranmer and
Frank Walker. Of Pine Grove. Calf.
JOHN T. ARMSTRONG,
Register
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
MARRIED..

DAVIS ARROW- In Sacramento,
November II, 1908, by Rev. Frank
K. Baker, at the First M e church
parsonage, James e. Davis of ANA
dor City, and Elizabeth Parrow of
Suffer Greek.
YOU-LEE-In Jackson, November
II, 1908, Charles You to Miss Annie
Lee, both of jackson.
BRIGNOLE-FAGAN. - In Sutter
Creek, November =, 1908, John
Brignole to Miss Eva Pagan, both
of Suffer Creek.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
Correspondents Wanted

We want a regular correspondent IN
Amador, Drytown, Plymouth ana
Volcano. We will send a daily paper
free. also stationery supplies ana
stamps TO any one who Will act as
correspondent in each of the above
places. Let us hear from you we
want the news.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
BORN.

CHUROVICH-ln Jackson, November
IT, 1903, to the wife of Mike Churo-
vich, daughter.
RATTO-In Mokelumne Hill, Noven-
Der Is, 1908, to the wife of Louis
Ratio, a daughter.
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Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, and
purchase a dollar bottle, and if you
can honestly say, that you did not
receive any benefits from it, after
using the entire bottle, the drug
gist will refund your money to you
without question or delay.
We will pay the druggist the price
of the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies to the large
bottle only and to but one in
family.
We could not afford to make such
an offer, unless we positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains ~ times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol is made at the laboratories
of e. G.. Dewitt g. Co., Chicago.
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Hotel Arrivals

Delporta, Sacramento; w 10 Finn,
sutter Creek; Mrs CLARK, Electra.
E'riday-M Hammer, lone; f Meme
SIM, San Francisco; r II Seibulich /;
s Camisa; A l. Reale and wife, Sacra-
mento.
Saturday-C Camisa, Pearl Glow,
g Adams, San Francisco; Nellie Han
ley, New York Ranch; Grace a Du
Frame, Harker; 10 Elizabeth Tupman,
Vera RansdalI. Gale Henry, Los
Angeles; Henry Bradley, Shake
Ridge; L Ghilarduci, Italy.
Sunday Carlos Breseno and wife,
Havana, Cuba; Mr. Magil, Plymouth.
Monday-F BJoyce and wife, Lucie
Smith, defender; Miss Loomis, Miss
Brown, lone; Elizabeth Grogan, Mr.
Davis, Marguerite Slavich, Mabel
Votaw. M A Breese. Plymouth; Lille
h Williams, Edith LESLEY, Amador;
Bertha Marchand, Drytown; Minnie
Schumm, II G Leonard, Volcano; } d
Barry, San Francisco; II Hutchn-
son, Burke, Idaho; Job Wood, jr.,
Sacramento.
Tuesday Miss Hazel Prouty, Miss
Walker. Miss Lena Gartlln, Miss
Blanche Beatie, Geo Goodell, Eliza
beth Joses, Agnes M Raab, Miss X
Proutv, lone; M ISIS M A lsola, b
a RnI
Creek; Joe GaIvil, Stockton.
Wednesday Mcbride, + f
Farrell, Sacramento; Barney Levy. ii
j Friedlander, San Francisco; Frank
Thompson and wife, j II Goodman, |
Maizzore, Volcano; John Mckelvey,
Oakland; w . CLARK, Drytown; Joe
Gorda, Folsom; Will Jones, Will
O'Connell, San Andreas; II Goodlng,
Camapche.
National: Thursday-Ben Dill, S q
Smith, G D Mcphail, Sacramento; L.
G Osgood, H Il Moose, San Fran
cisco; Oscar Houtson, Railroad Flat;
James Laness, Omaha; j Mcdonald !;
John Kanter, Louisville; l. V Cum
Minis. San Francisco.
Friday-Fred Crane, Stockton; A Il
Mclaughlin, Volcano; r Ii Kovo-
nagh, Mr. Morton, w S McRae, d Ii
Dehnans and wife, San Francisco
Saturday-G Dorey, Miner, San
Franchises; Ii Mardini, Oakland Z;
Titus Fields, Mrs ID Laerm, Miss y
Laerm, Alice haywood, Blk Wyman,
Jenny Mack, Bert Nelson, e NJ
Forbes, l. Isaacs, Anna Wiert, Rena
Rae; Ezra Taylor, Plymouth.
Sunday-Frank Thompson, Sacra-
mento; Carlos Breseno and wife,
Havana, Cuba: W g Rice; I Ii
Phillips; g A Williams, Frank
Eudey. San Francisco; K M Blair,
stockton.
Monday Katie WILDER, Oleta; W
j Quirn, Miss Spencer, II A Truscott,
W W Bradley, Frank II Smith. San
t'raucisco; Irene Fine, Berkeley; N
l. Armistead. Stockton Mabel Wilson,
Lodi; o Wilson, a Il Johnstan,
Edward Hyatt, Job Wood, Sacra-
mento; N Gondurg, Pine Grove; Il H
Kirk, Los Angeles; Laura h Marshall,
Fresno; K ii Van Horn, lone.
Tuesday Henrietta Post, Anna
Krlesman, Ida b Herman. Sutter
Greek; John Vanderpooi, Plymouth;
W g King. Berkeley; Mrs Edna Orr
James, Stockton; Henry W Arnold,
Sacramento.
Wednesday Il Il Stock, ii Will
Jams, S MMcuIlin. George McMullIn,
II Young, II d Mcneil, II b Mooris,
San Francisco; Ed Magolinski; Chas
Potter; y Kane; j Driscoll,
Sacramento; g Belshaw, Antioch; q
II BadgIey. Sonora; Il Gooding,
Camanche.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
I L
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Bromide Enlargements at LogAn.s.

Why not have a Bromide Enlarge
ment made of YOUR favorite "photot'
Logan, the busiest photographer in
Stockton. has the best equipped plant
in California for doing this work.
these Bromide ENGAGEMENTS are
1920 inches life size-and will stand
just as close inspection as the original
photograph. They are mechanically
aud artistioally perfect and will
please you in every respect. Price
50. % each. Call on Logan, 10 ) San
Joaquin street, Stockton, the next
time you are in town.
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DIED.

Holtz-ln Jackson, November l6,
,l90S, Mrs Margaret HoItz, native
of Holstein, Germany, aged rs years
and days.
NJ cMILLAN-At Thermalita, Butte
county, November 10, 1908, George
Mcmillan, aged 81 years. sl
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

Or. j.. d. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. ONCE IN Kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 0 a. m. till p.
N. Telephone, Black 363