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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
German Butter oun1plinss Win
Soup.

soup
Stir until creamy 1 tablespoon OF
butter. add a pinch 0f salt. then
the yolk OF an egg and about y cur
Of white flour Add the white oil
the egg beaten stiff and a little
more -four II needed. 20 as 70 form
a spougy mass that can be cut with
a spoon Drop 10 boiling soup and
cook 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey--There are little
humps all over my face Can you
tell me what 20 do for them. and
also how to make the skin smooth
and whiteg Is there no other way
besides massaging to develop the
forearm and make Il round aud
plump DISTRACTED.
A.--The pores OF she skin should
be thoroughly cleansed every night
b. the use OF a camels hair com
plexion brush. and warm. soft
water and CASTLE soap Afterwards
apply a good cold cream Battle
frequently. eat plenty Of fruit and
fresh vegetables You might also
apply zinc ointment upon the
humps
Exercise In which the forearm Is
used will develop H. Try also bath
ing the arms al night Ia slightly
heated olive oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey Which 10 more
healthful. sleeping with pillows or
without J. +. ~
A--WithOut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you pub
lIsh a recipe for the genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey-kindly publish
what the different ways OF putting
postage stamps on letters signify
AN INTERESTED READER.
A.-Thss list was recently run
IN The Star on page one,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey have a close
relative that ! have not seen or
heard Of for nearly 20 years Is
there anywhere I could write 70
find out his whereabousss
WAITING.
A-Wriie TO the county clerk Of
the county IN which he last lived
You might advertise in the news.
papers Of that locality also Some
times, too. the salvation Army
through the War Cry, viii help ia
searches OF this kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
CyNtkiAGrcys
(orrespondenk

Dear Miss cy--kiudly tell nue.
whether the return address should
be written on the upper left hand
corner OF an envelope or on the
back flap BLUE EYES
A.-On the upper left hand cor
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Singing encourages growth
Hair on the face can be made less
noticeable by bleaching with psrox.
ide Of hydrogen. TO which a feg
drops ~ ammonia has been added
u can be removed permanently by
the electric needle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Dear Miss Grey WIN singing
the hair on the face stop Us
growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

UMBRELLAS
SPEClAL-One lot OF Odd
Umbrellas. shower proof;
Mems and Ladies'. Wednes-
day. TIN co..
Women's Umbrellas. best
American top. absolutely fast
black and waterproof; solid
wood and part metal handles
the biggest value in co.
Seattle. Wednesday Juo
Mems and Women's Umbrei
las guaranteed to be rain
proof and fast black; dozens
Of handles 90 pick from; reg
ular s1.49 60 Si.75. CT Oh
Special Wednesday y lsGT
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
New California Patents.

The following new patents have been
issued at Washington D. c. TO Cali
fornia inventors, and reported by Pacific
Coast Patent agenc, Inc, Webster "
Webster, managers, Stockton, Calf.
w. c. Anderson, San Jose, raisin
seeder; John Barker San Francisco,
carpenters square; W. F. Barnes, San
Francisco, basket making machine: A.
P. Addison Brawley developing ap-
paratus Arthur Doan, Oakland, air
brake system Lima Faber, San Ber-
nardino, tire protector; !. H. Jacobson,
Eureka, wrapping machine; r. Fl. Nc
Gaughey, Campbell, disk harrow; John
Mignoa, .Ir. Alameda WISE NJ. c.
Neuner, Los Angeles, bookbinding.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

Eugene Bonti, residing on Brights
avenue, has made extensive repairs to
his dwelling. An extra room has been
added to the front of the house, and a
large porch built to the south and front
of the building. The entire house is
being re-roofed and when completed and
painted, the Improvement will be a de-
cided boom to this pretty avenue. Car
penters Senney and Lasswell are in
charge of the work.
Mrs !. B. Francis is seriously i'll at
her home on Broadway. Dr. Adams
was called in consultation with the
local physicians on the case last
Wednesday.
Rev. S. Dabovich, of the Orthodox
Greek Church, arrived in Jackson Tues
day on business concerning the local
church organization.
Carl Bartlett came up from Berkeley
Tuesday on business relating TO the es-
tate of S. W. Bright, of which he is
the administrator. 1t is expected that
the estate will be closed shortely.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

Irhe following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders Office since our last
re port We publish complete list of doCu-
m ,nts recorded ana must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these co uInrs. Don'tasR us to DO 50
Deeds Mary Stillwagon to Kitty
Dickson, the Stillwagon ranch, except
ing 60 ecres, near Plymouth, $40.
John Lagomarsino to E J Crawford 70
acres in IS and 22-7-I2, $40.
Louie Foppiano ct Tx to the Fremont
Con M Company an undivided one
half interest in the Bona Fortuna quartz
claim, near Plymouth $40,
Locations Newton Vose locates 20
acres in the Robinson district.
Certificates of Redemption-E Picker
ing on land in Is and 22-7-ll, taxes of
1908. Sl1 81.
H Parrish on 100 acres in Is and 22-
I'll, taxes of 1907, Sl3,O5.
Satisfaction of Mortgage--Tanner to
Whitmore.
Agreement-South Eureka M Com
p&ny agrees to pay to John Toman and
wife royalty of 81 per ton on ore ex-
tracted from the land of the party of the
second part, when such ore shall be in
excess of the value of 81 so per ton, and
shall be mined between the 1900 aDc
240O foot level of said mine where such
level penetrate said land of the parties
of the second part. Said royalty to be
paid on the 18th of each month.
The Costumes irrigation Company
agrees to sell to Charles Lorentz q
miners inches of water during the irri
CATION season for $40 per annum, anC
other conditions.
Mortgage-E J Crawford ct al to Johr
Lagomarsino ct al-70 acres in is anC
22-7-l2, $1,000, payable within one yea
after March Is, 1910, with interest a
the rate of 5 per cent per annum.
Order-Order confirming sale of rea
and personal property in estate of F N
Whitmore, filed.
Cancellation of Judgment-W D Du
irene VS. J E Stirnamann ct al.
Patents-U to John N Lofstad o.
Orc Grande quartz lode, Volcano dis
trict.
u to John W Lofstad on Red Tap,
quartz lode, Pioneer district.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

sufferer from female trouble, and her
gratitude to Fer-Don's Medical Experts
for the cure effected in her case is best
in her own words. Mrs Cuttenburger
says:
"My mother and | we're extremely
worried about my condition, having
several phys1c clans during the past five
years. But none of them seemed to do
me any good until we found Fe--Don's
specialists.
THE 18th of last October is a day
will never forget, as it was on that day
| began treatment with these truly great
doctors. Prior to that time had severe
nervous spells, female trouble and
dizziness. felt tired and worn out all
the time and Just like every step was
going to be my last. Spells would last
a few minutes, for three times a day,
and almost every month | would have
extremely severe ones.
81 have not the least OF any of these
symptoms now; have gained seven
pounds in weight; can attend meetings
of the Rebekah order, TO which | be-
long, and would not take ST. 600 and be
back the way once was.
"For the benefit of those who are
suffering as have suffered, and hoping
that these few words may be the means
of pointing their recovery of health, !
voluntarily and gladly make this state
ment. Fer-Don's specialists are GER
tainly all right, and if disease can pos
sbly be cured they can do it. "
Tie above testimonial is only one OF
many hundreds received from grateful
women from Sacramento and vicinity,
as well as other portions of the country,
each of whom are loud in their praises
of these experts. Wherever these
! learned physicians have remained for
any length of time-Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Oakland, and all large cities
of the east-they have brought sunshine
and happiness into the lives and homes
of hundreds of suffering mothers wives,
sisters or sweethearts by their wonder
full cures.
LIBERAL OFFER
All persons who call at the head
quarters of Fer-Don's Medical Experts,
1910 Eighth street, Sacramento, between
now and April Is, 1910, will be treated
by them for cost of medicine only. No
extra charges are made beyond the price
of the medicine required in each case to
complete the cure, except fee of Sl.00
for examination. This offer expires
April Is, and will positively not be eX-
tended.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Hotel Arrivals.
National.

EE Hundley, H Getleson, H H
Hackett, F Baumeister, W D Mcleod, J
H Browning. San Francisco; H
Willis, Sacramento; E D Boydston,
Volcano; W r Webster and wife. Mrs
W Q Mason, Defender; C L Weber,
Stockton.
Friday-Peter J Music, Stockton
John Kinkaid, Oroville; G L McMullen,
Sacramento; James C Bieune, Chas c
Huff, San Francisco
Saturday-D Michaels, G w Davis, A
Jacobs. S E Abralnson, E VEINS, B
Clarkson, J c Hanley San Francisco
o Milich S Korich.
Sunday-O R Morse, Stockton; M
Eudey, Oakland; J P Griffin, San Fran
cisco; C Weiland, San Andreas.
Monday A Murphy, Stockton; Mrs
H Smith, Volcano; John Spencer,
Sacramento; H P Gland, San Fran
cisco.
Tuesday--w Joast. T Russell, F E
Reilly, k McManiara D Wells, Lee
G Osgood, H H Philbrick, San Fran
cisco; w G Gilpin, ] L Glazier, 6 L
Price, Sacramento; B W Paul, Stock
ton; Carl Bartlett, Berkeley.
Wednesday-A L Springstem, w G
Pierce, j N Lostus, San Francisco
Frank Harker, Auburn; W H Cook,
Sacramento; P S MITCHELL Tacoma; R
H Todd, Stockton.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
HOLD BOGUS
BILL PASSER
Prisoner Passed Confed-
crate Money on His
Victims

d. Braghero, who was arrested in
Sacramento last Thursday as stated in
the Ledger last week, was brought back
to Jackson by deputy sheriff Connors on
Saturday, and is now confined in the
county Jail, awaiting further action. 1t
appears that he was handling paper
money issued by the confederate govern
ments in war times. AT the same time
he was engaged in selling lots in Sunny
side district in San Francisco. The
particular offense that led to his appre-
hension was the passing Of con-
federate SIS bill upon Louis CALI in
| New Chicago. He tried to work Off
some of the same stuff on Frank Gaz-
zera in Drtyown, but Gazzera was sus-
picious. From the appearance of the
proffered money in payment for drinks
he concluded that it was no account, and
told Braghero SO, and that he could have
the drinks free, but he would not take
his paper money. 1t seems he had
quite stock of the bills. He tried the
gams on Cappelini, in New Chicago,
and failed AT Jos Poinelli's place or
Suffer hill he offered a $50 bill. The
proprietor saying he had no change, he
rendered $40 note of the same sus-
picious hue-of a yellowish color This
being declined on the same ground Of
lack of change, he produced a IS Dill,
but Poinelli did not want any of tina
sort of money.
After he escaped from constable
futile on Suffer hill, while the Officer
was enroute with his prisoner to Jackson
to lodge him in Jail, he went 10 Suttel
Greek, and passed the night there at the
house of all Italian. Next morning he
came on to Jackson and had breakfast
passing though this city while the
ocffiers were searching for him in the
valley. He went on to Paloma, ano
thence TO Sacramento, where the
officers got on his trail and captured
him. 1t appears that the offense O
passing confederate money did not come
within the jurisdiction of the fedora
courts. The money is not counterfeit,
although Just as worthless. The distric
attorney has been looking into the
matter, and finds that it is an offense
under the state law-passing fictitious
money. So that the accused will be
prosecuted in the superior court on a
felony charge.
The S. bill passed OH Cali is in the
hands of the officers, also another con
pederate bill which was found in the
Possession OF the accused. His grip, il
which he is supposed TO have concealed
his wad of this bogus stuff, has no
been captured.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Globe.

Thursday MRS c D Cinocchio,
Suffer Greek Mrs Alice O'Neil Stock
ton; Chas Dwyer, Tuolumne Co;
Oliver M Kimball, Defender; B c
Allen, Sacramento; S Mazzero, Vol
cano; ! c King, Martells.
Frday--Frank Burke, A w Peterson,
J E Sodersteand, E T Bolocul, Nick
Moore, San Francisco; John Roche,
Sacramento.
Saturday, Roy Stricken, Los Angeles
Mike Moore, VIM Pass, San Francisco ;
] M Moran, Electra; E J Crawford, San
Jose; Frank Barton, San Andreas.
Sunday Hamilton, Stockton; Geo
P Corter, Sacramento; Thos M Jccye,
Defender; ] J Kingston, San Francisco.
Monday--Geo M Main, San Fran
cisco; q Reeves, Amador; P NJ Ricci,
Stockton.
Tuesdav-C II McKenney, Suffer
Greek; ] Grillo, Volcano; Otis L Web
ster, c Bradshaw. Pine Grove; 0 O
Tore, Stockton; C Locke, S Row, San
Francisco.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
GASOLINE LAMPS THE SAFE!
EDITORIAL COMMENTS

| req ueSG or CONSIDERATION.
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
GASOLINE LAMPS THE SAFEST.
L. F. AndreWS, Expert for the State
Board of Health, DeS MoineS, Io,ca,
GiUes Reasons for Saying 1t.
Former expert for the state board OF
health. l.. f. Andrews, was asked to-
day for his opinion of gasoline lamps:
sit is true l have had some expert
ence in that direction. 1 have had
placed in my hands during the eighteen
months samples of nearly all the differ
ent kinds of gasoline lamps made and
have given them thorough practical
tests. may say. forced tests-that is
test to which they would not be liable
in ordinary USE and | believe them
safe-safer than kerosene lamp, dur
able, economical, clean, brilliant in IL
Elimination, and easily handled Such
is their construction they may be safe
ly sai} to be non-explosive. | have
tested them carefully in that direction.
| The apparatus for generating the vapor
in these lamps is so constructed that no
air can possibly come in contact with
the gasoline from the time it leaves the
reservoir until it leaves the gas crifice
as dry hydro-carhon gas and the gas
oriice is no larger than the point of a
fine cambria needle. SO exceedingly
| light is this gas, that should lamp
accidently fall, the shock would ex-
tinguish it, so really the only source of
dang T. of these lamps is in filing the
reserve Dir when the lamp is burning.
contrary To all positive instructions
given with every lamp, and contrary
to every suggestion of common sense.
Yes | must say believe them safer
than a kerosene lamp for a kerosene
lamp will explode when burning, and is
liable To do so from many causes. | am
sustained in this belief by the fact that
in the 10 years gasoline lamps have
been in use-milliOns OF them--not an
accident from them has heen known TO
occur while the loss OF life and proper
ty from the kerosene lamp has been
enormous. If a kerosene lamp is bro
ken when burning, a conAagrauon is
almost inevitable.
with public confidence assured of
it's safety, | think the gasoline lamp
will supersede the kerosene. Fire in
surance companies permit their use if
they have been tested and approved by
the Consulting Engineers OF the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters. -
Des MONIES Daily NctsS
Just received full line of gas and
gasoline lighting plants and supplies
Lighting systems installed on trial
Have a light plant OF your own and
save from so to 70 per cent of your
present light bill and have a better
light, City Plumbing and Timing
Shop, So Main st. j SobrettO, Prop,
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
JACKSON
CITY ITEMS
Continued from Page l

SOLllluSG llOll oSO
j. f. Wilson. Dentist Hours a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Ottice, Main
IS: residence. black 1874: jackson.
| am prepared to go ont as nurse to
sick ladies in confinement, Mrs E, S.
Pitois, No. 70 E. Court street. mlS
Ransom Sanders is up from Sacra'
mento on visit, and to greet his many
friends.
Jas. E. Dye, who has had a severe
spell of sickness. is steadily OH the i'm
prove. He is able to be around some,
but cas not as yet resumed Ills work at
the bank.
The boy Digitali, who was operated
upon at the hospital two weeks ago. is
rapidly recovering, and is considered
out of danger.
Easter services will be held at St.
Patrick Catholic church next Sunday.
First mass at O'Clock; second mass
miSSa CalIdla al ~ U ClOCh.
Arditto Bros of the Delta saloon
have lust installed new lighting system,
known as the improved gasoline light.
1t is claimed for this light that it is
brighter and more economical than
either gas or electricity; that it is sue
cessfullv competing with other methods
in the large cities where gas and electric
lights are furnished at bedrock rates,
The lights in Arditto's were started for
the first time Wednesday, and they GER
tainly gave brilliant and satisfactory
light, the electric lights looking dim in
comparison.
Miss A. C.. Gregg of San Francisco
is spending the Easter vacation with her
sister, Mrs Frank Duden of this city.
Arthur James, native of England has
filed a petition for his final papers for
citizenship.
Last Friday night, DR.. Griffin of
Suffer was called TO Volcano to attend
the little child of Mr. and Mrs Joe Mar
sine, who was taken with spasms as
consequence of its teething, the child
was in danger for 4 or 5 hours but
finally recovered and is now in a fair
wav of getting well.
Mrs L. Schwartz left few days ago
for Oakland, and intends to visit Los
Angeles and old Mexico before she re-
turns.
John Owens, of the Oakland Manu-
featuring Supply Co., is in town on
business. He has appointed j. Sobret-
to, who manages the City Plumbing
company, 88 Main street, as agent for
the Oakland firm, whose specially is
gasoline lights.
A very enjoyable dance was held Satur-
day night at the Ratio ranch, located
about mile south OF Jackson, along the
south fork of Jackson creek. A
large number of boys attended the
dance. Sherman Clark and son fur
nished the music.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
MaIson Ranch for Sale.

Ranch of 5}5 acres. Partly under cult
walton, balance good grazing land. All
under wire fence. Good 6 room dwell
ling, two barns, cattle corrals, and
blacksmith shop. Windmill and water
system, Situated between Amador City
and lone. For further particulars, in
guire of Mrs Alice Patterson, Jackson.
fe LIFT.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Female Trouble Cured.

Another lady of Sacramento, promi-
nent in the Daughters of Rebekah lodge,
is Mrs Cuttenburger of 1891 street. For
the past five years she has been a
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
DIED

WRIGGLESwORTH-In Aukum, III
Dorado county, March 10, 1910,
Joseph wrig2lesworth, a native of
New York aged 70 years 7 nloaths
and days.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
AMADOR LEDGER
JACKSON, CAL. MARCH %. 1910
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
perature in Jackson for each day, together with
the rainfall, as recorded by self-regi steering
Instruments kept at the Ledger office.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Special SmaII Ads.

Advertisements under tins head, not exceed
ing lines, will be inserted At SOC per month
cents per line for less than one month
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

FOR RENT. The store premises
now occupied by the Red Front, on
Main street, Jackson, opposite the
Globe hotel. For particulars apply
to George Weller, jackson.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Oakland Manufacturing
and Supply Company
$50 Market ST., Oakland, Cal.

This letter and extract are copies
from the originals on file in our office
Lack of space allows us to publish
only this one. We have many humid
red, all written voluntary, without
request or consideration.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

Total rainfall for season to date 24.76 inches
To corresponding period last season 1914 "
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

Receipt books, location blanks, deeds
mortgages, promissory notes, etc.
FOR sale: also mining signals on
cloth at Ledger office
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

The biggest clubbing offer ever
made, Amador Ledger and Bulletin
the leading evening daily paper of
San Francisco, only SD per year, 10
advance, Subscribe now.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-22
STOPPED BY POLICE
Religious Services of John
Beaver Proved to Be
Too Strenuous.
is A RELIGIOUS FANATIC

Religious services by John Beaver
on Ft. Wayne avenue and at the
court house. were interrupted yester.
day by Patrolman Henry Westenberg.
Beaver. commonly known as Poe
House." was RAILING at the Catholics,
and according to the police, making a
general disturbance. He has been the
cause of numerous complaints to the
police department.
Beaver is religious fanatic and
claims at some remote time to have
lived in Heaven and is now In direct
communication with the Lord. About
a year ago he was arrested and pla ).
ed In jail for conducting meetings on
the streets.
After being released he claimed
that the police were forced to release
him because he had invoked the aid
OF the Lord, who rocked the Jail He
declares he was taken out in show
er Of brick and that the officers were
terrified. Beaver is a Whitewater.
After being driven from the streets
by the police he obtained the use Of
the yard of Harold Bennett on South
Fourth street, where his service was
continued. It is said people in that
neighborhood are objecting and that
charges Of disturbing the peace may
be made against him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-22
HANDSOME NEGRO
STARTED 4 RIOT
Affinities of Ball Player Harris
Have Rough House at
Sunday Game.
FIGHTERS ARE ARRESTED
BUT NOT UNTIL AFTER HATPlNs
WERE DRAWN, POP BOTTLES
THROWN AND CHUNKS OF HAIR
YANkED OUT.

Flying pop bottles. drawn hat pins,
scratching and tearing OF hair and
cries Of "Tll kill you." Hit the ball.
Peaches and Hes too ragedy for
muh," almost broke up a negro ball
game at the Athletic park yesterday
and for several minutes it semed as
il there was Kansas cyclone tearing
through the grand stand
Hazel Mckay seemed to be at the
bottom Of the difficulty. She had a
fight with Suzan Henderson and Fan
ME Roberts, because of jealousy over
the negro pitcher, Emery Harris
Hazel, it is alleged, told the other girls
she could whip them both and they re-
monstrated. All claimed Harris paid
their way to the game. Some one
threw a pop bottle which passed the
Mckay girls head, q glass was broken
on her face. then hairpins, hats and
other articles began to fly until an
officer interfered and the crowd was
pinched including Marcus Roberts and
Nora Critterman who were alleged to
be mixed up in the melee. The two
latter were released in police court to-
day and the others fined SIS and costs
for rioting.