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A GREAT RECORD.


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and was successful In all but two per
cent.
Hem-Roid's wonderful record is
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THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.


Meeting of the Club.
Questions on the lesson for the
meeting Of the Shakespeare Club,
January %:
Play; Much Ado About Moth
ing. Lesson: Act /, Scenes ! , 2, 3.
Special Questions
Roll Call--Things of interest
about Messina
Where is Padria? For what no
ted?
Rule OF the Arragon' IN Sicily?
Contrast Epic and Drama.
In Shakespeare plays what does
each act give from the viewpoint Of
the entire action
Is The play an exception? Explain.
Does Shakespeare prepare the
reader for every action or event?
Give illustration
Act Scene
Are We prepared for Don Pcdros
coming?
Use of word gentleman.
Joy could not show itself modest
enough without a dodge OF bitter
ness. Parapbrase
There are no faces truer than
those that are so washed" Do you
agree with this?
What unconscious confession does
Beatrice make in her inquiries Of
the messenger concerning Benedict?
Who was Cupid? Explain set up
his bills. Bird bolt, trencher-man.
Note play on words TOO and
ITO"
Explain five wits. Which wit is
left hinl7
Let him bear it for a difference
between himself and his horse.
Paraphrase.
Give meaning OF sort" and pres
entity as used IN text, and note
changes undergone since then.
Give Beatrice's appellations OF
Benedict What characteristics are
implied?
What is the dramatic significance
OF Beatrice's inquiries concerning
Benedict?
Give Beatrice's description of Ben
edict? Messengers?
TIE dramatic significance of you
are come to meet your trouble?'
Courtesy itself must convert 10
disdain." Paraphase.
Was Benedict loved by women"
What information as to the rela-
tons existing between Don John
and his brother? Does Leonato in
cidentally, giye?"
The dramatic purpose of this?
How does Claudio introduce the
subject of his love of Hero to Bene-
dict and 10 Don Pedro?"
Benadict's description of Hero2
Do you play the flounting Jack TO
tell us Cupid is good hare-6nder,
and Vulcan a rare carpenter? Para
phrase
What penalties are invoked by
Benedict if he ever falls in love?
Why is this dramatic irony?
Compare Bassanio, Merchant OF
Venice ", /, 2. 1924?
How is Don Pedro to further the
suit of Claudio? What similar offer
in Merchant of Venice
Act Scene 2.
Is this brother Antonio really
necessary 10 the play?
Meaning of orchard" Cousin p
Act Scene 3.
Give character of Don John as
shown in connection with conreid?
Explain born uLder Saturn.
Give the three versions of the fie-
70 intrigue?
'Wilf it serve for any model TO
build mischief on?" The dramatic
significance of this question:"
MRS. ERNEST ID. cRIDDLE.
Leader.
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On farms. Vendors lien notes
taken up and extended with option
of paying a part each year Also farm
and city property for sale. Il
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

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Daily want ads pay most for least
money.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
An EIoping Couple.

a sensational affair occurred during
the past week, something in the
nature of an eIopement. 1t seems
that one Howard Sisk, who was con-
nected with q travelling show that
went to pieces after visiting this town
some weeks ago, hired buggy and
team from the Green aud Ratio livery
stable, saying that he was going to
Sutter Creek. This was Saturday
evening. A young lady who is of
age, however, and living with Mr.
Davenport, the band instructor here,
and is related to him, was his COM
panion in the buggy ride. Failing to
return that night, inquiry was started,
and it was found that instead of 60
ing to Sutter Creek the party drove
to lone, arriving there about ten
O'Clock sthat night. Leaving the
buggy in the stable in the valley
town, the pair set out on foot, and
arrived at CarEondale at five O'Clock
the next morning. From there they
took the train to Gait and parts un-
known. 1t is supposed that the
couple we're on matrimony bent. In
hiring the buggy he paid the cost of
a Sutter Greek drive. On learning
the deception warrant was sworn
out on a charge of detrauding the
Iiveryman. Constable Laverone start
ed after the accused Sisk, and traced
the pair to Arno, in Sacramento
county, and there lost track entirely,
and returned. The buggy and team
have been recovered.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
Eyesight Destroyed by a Blast

W. j. Davis, an employe Of the
Standard Electric Company, while
working on the ditch near West Point,
met with a terrible accident on
February II. He was engaged in blast
ing some rock that interfered with
the flow of water. In picking around
among the debris after dlsohaIging a
blast, it is supposed the pick struck
an unexploded cap. At any rate
there was an explosion, the flying
rock striking him about the face.
The principal injury is to the left
eye. The accident happened early in
the morning, and the victim came at
once to jackson for treatment by DR..
Endicott, reaching here the same
afternoon. After examining the
wound the doctor recommended him
to go to a specialist in San Francisco,
and he left for that city the following
morning. 1t is feared that he will
lose the sight of the injured eye.
His face was BADLY cut up by the
debris also. Tie victim of this dis
tressing accident is a young man, "a
years of age, and married. He is re-
lated to the Joneses of Pine Grove.
1t seems that Davis had been work
ing only few hours when this terri
BILE calamity overlook him. He had
been employed at odd jobs for the
ditch company when a break occurred
along the line, but was not employed
steadily. There were several others
with him at the time of the accident,
who we're clearing the ditch from de-
bris that had slid therein on account
of the caves from the incessant rains.
Both eyes we're injured. but there is
little doubt that the sight of the right
eye will be retained. Alonzo Jones.
his brother-in-law, accompanied him
to SaL Francisco.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
Official Visits Eastern Star.

District deputy grand matron,
Emma Forest Bosrman. paid her fret
official visit to Queen Esther Chapter
No. II .. E. s. on the 18th Of Febru-
ary and was royalty entertained.
"Queen Esther" Chapter exempli-
fed the work in most prsiseworthy
manner, and was congratulated In a
few we'll chosen words by the district
deputy grand matron.
The committee, consisting Of Mrs
John Lithgow, Mrs Charles Norton,
and Mrs Fred Marten, who, with the
aid of "St. Valentine" deserve great
credit for their splendid work. The
Chapter room was beautifully de-
oorated, and the banquet table re-
minded one of Southern California
in the profusion OF oranges. banked
by their own green leaves, extending
the entire length of the table.
Tie district deputy, looked charm
ing in her direotoire gown" of white
messaline silk, and st. Valentine,
himself, was so impressed that he
presented her a lovely basket of
California violets assuring her that
his heart went with the gift.
The dainty "Menu" written Oh
Valentine cards was served as follows
Boullion, crackers, salted almonds,
oyster patties, Queen Esther potatoes,
Parker House rolls, star salad, cheese
aigrettes, salted waters, banana
creams, Valentine cake, fruit, coffee.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
LEE WILLARD.

And his Eastern Company open an
engagement of three nights commenc-
ing on next Monday, February 22d, in
a selection of excellent plays, opening
bill will be "Monte Cristo," and on
Tuesday night "Dr. JekylI" and Mr.
Hyde" and Wednesday night, ''The
Country Squire" The company, and
Lee Willard, come highly
recommended by the city press, and
our theatre goers. are promised re-
freshing and delightful performances.
Reserved seats so cents. now on sale
at Spagnolis Drug Store.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19

70 feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep souDdly and
enjoy life, use Burdock Blood Bit
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Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

I'rhe following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders ONCE since our last
report. We publish a complete list OF docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede 20
any request to suppress any document from
these co lumns. Don't ask us to do Sc
Deeds. w. Il. Sherwood and wife
to Pine Grove NJ. q NJ. Co., Tennessee
quatz mine formerly known as
Tellurium mine, Volcano district,
slO.
John Palmer to william A. Palmer,
lot near Treasure mine. in 25.7-1O,
love and affection.
John Palmer to Wales l.. Palmer,
lot near Treasure mine, in 25-7-lO,
love and affection.
j. E. Brown and wife, to Frank +.
Brown, 160 acres in 25.9-1O, $40.
William A. Palmer to Arthur l..
Palmer, lot near Treasure mine, $40.
John Palmer and wife to Walter l..
and Arthur l.. Palmer, lot near Trea-
sure and Fremont mine $40.
Patent-U. S. to John G. O'Nell,
10 acres in 10-7-1l.
Notice of Sale-Martha VOORHEES, to
D. S. Mason and II. n. Mason, stock
in trade, goodwill, furniture and fix
lures of National hotel. jackson,
under a conditional contract of sale,
party of first part to retain title until
purchase price of $4,000 is full paid.
Mortgage-Andrew V. johnson and
wife to Albert q. Valz, l60 acres 49,
7-l0, $500, two years, interest at ten
per cent.
Mining Location-Otis W. Rinehart,
20 acres placer claim, in 8-7-13.
Proof of Labor-J. f.. Goodman, on
Bicknell placer claim in Volcano dis
trict.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
m. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson.
Adam Nelson, an old resident of
Amador county, died in the county
hospital on Monday night, of heart
trouble. He had been resident OF
this county since 1876, and was the
discoverer of the old Markley mine,
above Volcano. He had been In the
county hospital for the past eight
years. He has no relatives in this
county, and was born in Pennsyl-
vania, and 76 years of age. The re-
mains we're buried in the city ceme-
terry on Wednesday.
A message was received here Mon
day that George Eberhardt. formerly
employed as a brewer at the Jackson
brewery, died last Sunday at Los
Angeles, while under treatment at a
sanitarium in that city. Deceased
married a sister of Mrs j ohm Strohm.
After leaving Jackson they went to
Stockton, where deceased was employ
ed in the brewery of that city. The
remains we're forwarded to Stockton
for 1nterment, and the funeral took
place on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs
Strohm went down to attend the last
sad rites.
Chris MarelIa came up from the
city early this week for a few days
vacation with his family, and to look
after his business interests here. lie
has given the contract to do the neoes-
sary repairs and changes IN his store
building occupied by l.. Glavinovich
to Lewis Lamb. GlavinovIch will
commence packing up at once, and
the building has to be ready for f..
w. Ruhser to move his pharmacy
therein by the 10th OF March. AS
soon as the present pharmacy prem
lses are VACATED. new front Of iron
and plate glass, is to be pat therein,
with other improvements, which VIII
make it one of the handsomset and
most commodious store buildings in
town. Lewis Lamb has the contract
tor doing this work also.
Ernest Spaguoli has move into his
new office in the Italian Popular
Bank Building, on Montgomery
avenue, San Francisco, He is con-
rected with the old established firm
of Galpin and partner, and finds an
increasing clientage, being greatly
assisted by his acquaintance with
both the Italian and French langu-
ages.
A new line OF waists just arrived at
The Red Front.
John #. ClutA came up from San
Franciso Monday to attend to matters
in the superior court in connection
with his fathers estate. The property
concerned is a tract of land in West
Berkeley. Some mistake was made in
the original probate proceedings, aud
in order to straighten the title the
property has to be probated again.
The tract is a valuable one, located
between Berkeley proper and Oak
land. Steps are being taken to sub
divide it into building lots and place
it upon the market, and hence the
proceedings to correct the title.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
SEALED
PROPOSALS

Bids Will be received at the office
the of undersigned until oo lock p.
M, on Thursday, the 4th day of
March, 1909, for doing the printing
and advertising of the city of Jackson
for one year from date of contract.
Bids will only be received for adver-
tising in newspapers of general cir
oulation printed and published in the
city of Jackson, California.
Bidders Will state IN proposals the
price per square for doing said work,
according to the following schedule,
to wit:
Price per square for first insertion
d" sc =" " second -
'' /" g third ''
The said square to consist of 234
ems.
Headings of publications not to ex-
ceed two inches.
Bidders will also state in said pro-
posaJs the prices for doing the follow
ing printing, to wit:
Letter heads per 500, on quality Of
paper to be seen in city CLERK IS Office.
Envelopes No. 6 XXX per 500, on
quality of paper to be seen In city
clerks office.
Envelopes No. 10 per 500, on quality
of paper to be seen in city clerks
office.
lax Receipts 100 per book, on quail
ty of paper TO be seen in city clerks
office.
Dog Tax receipts 100 per book. on
quality of paper to be seen in city
clerks office.
Treasurer's receipts 100 per book, on
quality of paper to be- seen in city
clerks office.
Poll Tax receipts, 100 per hook, on
quality of paper to be seen in city
clerks office.
Water wagon receipts, 80 or 100 per
book, on quality of paper to be seen
in city clerks office.
Criminal complaints for Recorders
court, per 100.
Criminal warrants for Recorders
court, per 100.
Criminal commitments for Record
er's court, per 100.
Criminal bail -general-for Re-
corder s court per 100.
AEdavits of official capacity for
Recorders court per 100.
Posters a sheet per 100
" l. " 4" additional TOO
ohGCl per lOO
p " " additional l00
City claims per 1000, as per sample
TO be seen in office of city clerk, and
on quality of paper to be seen IL
said office.
Assessment lists per 500, or 1000 as
per sample TO be seen Ill office of city
clerk, and on quality Of paper to be
seen in said office.
Postal cards per 100, including post
age.
transcripts and briefs printed as re-
quired by rules OF the Supreme Court
of the State of California, per page.
All work to be done in a neat and
workmen like manner. The Board Of
Trustees reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
e. M. KELLEY,
City CLERK.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
KILLED WITH HIS OWN GUN.
While Out Hunting.

DIR. Endicott was urgently sum-
moned Monday night to attend man
who was wounded by the accidental
discharge of his shotgun while out
hunting in the neighhorhood of
Glencoe, in Calaveras county. The
unfortunate victim was John Malas-
pino. who was a resident of the seo-
tion. From the particulars that we
can CLEAN. it appears that Malaspino
was out during the afternoon on
hunting excursion. In halting in his
travels for few moments, he rested
his gun on the ground, placing one
arm over the muzzle of the loaded
weapon, which was cooked. His arms
were partly resting one over the
other. While in this position, the
gun in some unexplained manner
was discharged. The contents passed
through. his hand, and tore a terrible
wound in his left arm, up to the
shoulder. The hemorrhage was great,
but the injured man managed to walk
two miles to his home, reaching there
in very weakened condition. He
died at one O'Clock the next morning,
from weakness from loss of blood
and the shock. Malasplno was mar
ried man, and leaves wife and four
children, the youngest only a month
old. The affair is very sad one, and
illustrates the oft repeated story of
the danger of the careless handling of
firearms. Malaspino could not him
self tell how the gan was discharged.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
HoN r. v. wooD, JupeE


Fred Culbert vs +. A. Orr-Defend-
ant allowed ~ days from Feb. 10. ia
which to plead to complaint.
Estate of Guiseppi GarbarIni-De.
cree establishing notice to creditors.
Estate of Margaret Holtz-Con.
tinued until February 20.
Estate of Patrick MoCormiok-De
cree establishing notice to creditors,
Hearing on final account partially
had, and further hearing continued
until February 70.
Estate Of d. Podesta-Continue
until February 20.
Estate of Mary Riek-Order made
authorizing the executor to expend
a sum not to exceed $500.
People vs.. Sutter Creek State Bank
Fred Eudey files his final account
as receiver Of said bank; February 26
appointed for hearing same.
People vs.. Jackson Dennis. de.
murrer overruled in the two embezzle.
ment cases, and cases set for trial
March 8, to follow the other already
set for that date.
Estate of Gulseppi A. Gar bsrini. -
Final account settled and allowed.
decree of distribution granted as
follows: One sixth to each of the
following: Joseph o., Henry G.,
and John s. Garbarini, three .sixths
to Joseph q. Garbarini. as executor
of the will of Blanca NJ. Garbarini.
deceased
Estate OF P. A. Clute. Letters Of
administration granted to John f.
Clute, upon filing bond in the sun
or SlOO; bond filed; notice to creditors
ordered published. Frank S. Oliver
Phil M. Walsh and j. ii. Truman al
OF Alameda county, appointed ap
praisers.
Asa V. MendenhalI VS.. U. s. Gre
CORY, as tax collector. -Demurrer nj
defendant argued and unlimited.
New Cases
| Feople VS.. Jackson Dennis.
formation filed Feb. 10 on twr
charges for embezzlement.
People VS. Z. Observation-Disclosures
hled on 3 charges for embezzlement
Estate of David b. Lyncb.-Geo
IL. Lynch petitions for letters. DE
ceased died on the 7th day of Febru
ary, l9o9, in Amador county, Leaving
personal property in the county NJ
Sonoma, consisting of eleven shares
OF the capital stock of the Bank NJ
Sonoma county at PetaIumna, valued
at Sl6O per share. Hearing set fo,
February q. The value of the estat.
does not exceed $500. Petitioner il
a son OF deceased, residing at Anna
dor City; and the only other heir i,
mary L.. Lynch, daughter of deceas
ed, residing at Sutter Creek.
Estate of Isaac McCIary-t'inaI ar
count filed, hearing set for February
27. ' ""'
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19

t'fhe following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders ONCE since our last
report. we publish complete list Of docu-
ments recorded, and must decline TO accede 70
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SO
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19

There is not any better salve than
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. We hereby warn the public
that we are not responsible for any
injurious effects caused from worth
less or poisonous limitations of our
DeWitt's carbolized witch hazel
salve, the original. 1t is good for
anything when a salve is needed, bnt
it is especially good tor piles, 80
sure YOU get DeWitt's. Sold by City
Pharmacy.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-19
order To-dayI

We can save you from $500 to 500
on a suit or overooat il you order
now. We want to keep busy (between
sessons) while Others are duh.
Come in and inspect some of the
most popular styles.
GEO. RAYMOND,
The London Tailor.