April 15, 1901 (4 pages)

necessary, DO Prediction, the San Frances . legraphe as follows: « Probably light 5 ey : Sale ODS, E WINDOW. windows some! se—all the ney’ a nice dress, _ the next four at the best bar’ dy to see them, how you, They’ SR & Co, ' evada City, es it. her thin, or juantity. -it is cured and and scientiflo ts. NING. »yrtment ») AND yY MISS HATS. n Street SS BOYS . r one of thei 1em all, but we . nts only knew yles are i trying to weawill keep the me, nati 04 samps; @ the’. $1 9° in toe comm $2 . ider a guaral” . ry: . co. _ yesterday. + San Francisco on a visit, returned . home this morning. MONDAY..++--.-+April 15, 1901 (It {8 To Bo Bull Baty a vin tk ~ Darsogih ie =} Tok Strwts,Personal Sottings. The City Trustees held a special ee . meeting Saturday night at which SuDally Chronicle of tho Doings of Both Old . tne seeeGarntn of : . lodges were present. The ¥ and Young. . . lot on Pine and York streets is Notas J. 8. White is here from San Fran-. ated from that owned by the two orsuse ders named by a creek, the banks on W. Veal is down from North Bloom-. both sides leading down to the water Pus anda large hollow is made in which. W. E. Jones of Newcastle is here on. trash and rubbish of all kinds has acere : ° cumulated and made a very unhealthF.H. O’Keife of San Jose is here. falspot. It was for the purpose of on a: visit: bettering the sanitary condition of C. Bailey was over from North San Juan yesterday. John Mouser arrived here last evening from San Francisco. . Mrs. Chas. Lammerer is quite ill at her home on Main street. Max Isoard left yesterday for Colfax and returned last evening. -H, O. Kennedy of San Francisco is here on a business trip. mie J. D. Tompkins ‘arrived here last evening from San Francisco. tify that part of town in a way that Miss C. Tower left yesterday for San. Will benefit the whole community. Francisco and Oakland to visit friends, . The fence at the west side of the CourtMrs. J. Jepson of Salinas arrived here . house will be torn down the fall last evening on a visit to O. Jepson and’ !eugth of the lot and graded off so as family. hots to make a sloping lawn. The debris J. H. Flynn returned this morning to . that will necessarily be removed will Moore’s Flat after a few days visit in be filied in the hollow and Pine street this city. ‘ : brought on a level with York street. Mrs. Henderickson arrived here last . Grass and shade trees will be planted evening from San Francisco on a visit. ®24 ® band stand erected, Benches to friends. will be put around for the benefit of Mrs. White; who has been to San. those who desire to spend their spare . Francisco on a visit, returned home. time at that place. In short a perfect park will be made, F. Conners and W. Andrews left yes-. The idea will meet the approval of terday for the Yuba mine, where they . @Veryone asa park is something that have positions. Nevada Oity has always been in need W. Fioyd, who has been to San Fran. Of and it is to be hoped that the prescisco on a business trip, returned yes-. 2t plans will materialize, us they terday morning. should. Mrs, M. H. Isoard, who has been to Se Dr. Webster Robbed. home last evening. W. Morris, who has‘been here on a. Dr. L. BR. Webster, in speaking of business trip from San Franciseo, re-. the robbery at his Oakiand residence turned to the city yesterday. . on Friday evening last, says: “My loss Hon. J. M. Walling returned yes-. @mounts to more than $500. How terday morning from San Francisco,. ™much there was in the safe over that where he has been on legal business. © . @mount I will not be able to ascertain. Mrs. Preston, who has been here on . There was $250 in gold, besides a bunavisit to her father, M.L. Marsh, re-. dle of greenbacks, containing about tumed to her home at Sacramento yee. $50, which had been given me by my terday morning. wife before she died four years ago. H, Mattheson, who bas been to Trac-. They also took a gold watch and chain kee in the interest of F. W. Taylor, re-. Which had been given me by my wife turned last evening. and which cost $250. Strange to say Attorney T. 8. ord returned last . the crackemen over-looked some silver evening from San Francisco, where he . Spoons which were in a compartment has been on legal business. of the vault.” Miss Yore of Downieville, who has} The manner in which the job was been to San Francisco on a visit, ar-. done leads the police to the belief that rived here last evening and returned. the work was that of amateurs who were acquainted with the premises. this part of the city that the meeting was held. Mr. Martin stated that if the Qity and the two orders would build a culvert to convey the water of the creek through the lot, he would furnish the rock to be used for that purpose. The proposition was immedi. ately accepted by the Trustees and the to decide what they, will do. Itis proposed to improve and beauW. Hilgerman of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. F. McMullan arrived here last even-. The Sacramento Bee of Saturday coning from San Francisco and left this. tains the following: © Mr. and Mrs, morning for the Gold Point mine near. George M. Mott announce the engageDownieville, which he is interested in,. ment of their daughter, Jessica, to Mies L. Penrose, who has been here . Gilbert J. Rector, of Nevada Oity. Engagement Announced. two lodges will meet Tuesday evening . , ‘Shown Them On Their Recent Visit. -The students of the State University, who visited this city and Grass Valley a few weeks ago, enjoyed themselves 80 welland were so cordially received that as a token of appreciation they have penned the following card of thanks: = : “To Many Porte or Grass VALLEY anp Nevapa Crty: i “We, the members. of the Senior Mining Class of the University of California, wish to express oar thanks for the courtesies extended tous and the many attentions shown.us on our recent trip to Nevada County. _ “We wish also to express our regrets that, owing to our time being limited, we were unable to accept. many invitations extended to us by. the Superintendents of various mines in both districts. ; “Farther, we wish to say that we will remember our visit as one of the most pleasant experiences of our college life, due, we think, to the hospitable manner in which we were received by the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City. W.B. Schaw, L. 8: Kerfoot, Ivan D. Lashmatt, Arthur ©. Nahi, W. V. Richardson, O. ©. Zims, G. A. Reven, Walter W. Bradley, Curtis B, Locklin, Thomas D. Murphy, Ernest R. Childs, E. W. Stebbins, G. R. Lehman, H. W. Bangle, H. L. Moulthroy, E. J. Wagor, H. D. Smith. M. S.: Griffiths, H. D. Morse, C. P. Griffin, R. ©. Specht, Preston Boomer, A. D. Gaze, Edwin R. Leach, E.8. Beck, E. L. Oliver, J. C. Nicholls, H. Cornish, D. T, Baker.” Dance Thursday Night. Next Thursday evening the Royal Dancing Olub will give their second dancing party at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Each member is entitled to one invitation and cards can be had by applying to J. F. Colley. ; Without a Rival. The Bulletin of Saturday says: O. Whitney Carpenter, who represents the Nevada County Oil Company in San Francisco, received a telegram yesterday from Kern Qounty to the effect that well No.1 on Section 30, 28.28, where the company is operating, is a producer, without a rival in the district as to quantity. It hasa 95g casing to the bottom of the hole. “Time Changed. This morning the Downieville stage vhanged to the summer schedule, making the through trip from this city to here every morning, excepting Sunday. at 5a. m., arriving at Sierra City at 7 o’clock in the evening. Departure will be made from Sierra City at 5a. m. and the stage will arrive bere at 5 p.m The goodness that comes from the heart is all the better if it comes by way*of the pocket-book. —— on a visit, returned this morning to her home at North Bloomfield. { Mrs, O. ©. Wallace arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnhart. John Woessner came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. Joseph Brand ‘came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. R.W. Forbes, the foundryman of Downieville, came down yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco, Mrs. McUormick, who has been here Tisten on a visit to relatives, returned to You S$: ) be. 80 ot: Tea TOR sci liene. ch cdtentsaees aazesincees 1.90 Bet yesterday to resume her school. 5 1bs.70 G62 TR 10tk bo ckeicoerestrccmanates 1.75. Superintendent Dana Harmon left SB Ube BO obs Tae Oto. svscsnsiseciepecciavesiotsbearanne 1.50 j yesterday for San Francisco. ‘ Wass Paes ee Pe ek eee 1.25 Mi g Annie Bennetts and Mise Nellie : he i hue ae eats soeeeeeees He B bi f Gras V lley 8 ent yesterday . Ve ba wee cece nce esas eee eee esses rereeesseees . ee ae ie ARK as Bina, SB obs Dek Laks cossdlachieareiinenanene 90 at this city as the guests of Miss Maggie Hopkins. 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Tea Bareains 8 lbs: OQne‘Dollar Tea for...:.:.cscccceees $2.25 to DWhis EVERY KIND of TEA THAT. GROWS . Frank Daveroniof. Sierra City arrived here Saturday and left oa the evening train for San Francisco to Sisal we oven sient toe 2 3 Ibs. 40 ct. Coffee for ..scsescieceeseesseeeees $1.00 eyes, which he injured a few days ago} : 85 while sledging boulders at his mine. : tg a ct. ene ne Rarer reer ae hearts es Mrs. Mary Harris .of Gold Flat left . 3 Ibs. Cth. Coe LOM ...cceeeeseesewerenese ; this morning for San Francisco, where . 8 Ibs; 25 ct. Coffee fOr c.:..2:.ccccrccsosesssees .60 she will be joined by Mrs, Hannab Rich. 3 Ibs. 20 ct. Coffee for ..ccesscssccsssceeee 50 ards, formerly of this city, and in a few 8 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee for ‘ 85 days both ladies will sail for their old home in England, where they will visit for some time. ‘ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With: Jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitunal dis-: ease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internally, and acts diee oe G9 co 09 25 ct. cans Baking Coffee Bargains PURE AND Spice Bargains 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... 10 ct. packages Mush foP...+:ssessereees .20 10 ct. bottles Extracts for DELICIOUS 35 .60 25 .60 POWEL..0.cosserseereee rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best: physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderfal results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. . F. J. OHENEY & CO., Props.,. Toledo, O. . Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. LISTHN . 'Do You kaow That Moore carries.the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order 14 any Pine St., Come Just to Look + Prices Cut ‘ 2O to 33% REGULAR PRICHS China, Crockery, Glassware, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, of Every Qescription. Great American Im MASONIC BUILDING fi, Nevada City Values and Bargains Picture, : tf ~+-2@e There is not an ounce of headache in . barrel of it—Jesse Moore “AA” whisey, EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB WITH Teas, Coffees, Spices. Sierra City in one day. Stages will leave . ot Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes porting Tea Co. Return Thelr ‘Thanks Pot the: Hospitality “That's a quality that attracts PHONE, MAIN 551. Died Yesterday. William Osborne Succumbs to Miners’ Consumption. At about 7 o’clock yesterday morning William Osborne, an old and respected resident of this city, passed from this life. He-bad been ailing for about a year with miners’ consumption but was able to be ap'and around aatil three days ago, when he was taken to his bed, but death came quite sudden and anexpected. Deceased was a native of New Brunswick and aged 68 years and 10 months, Mr. Osborne came to this city in 1858 and has lived here continuously ever since. He teamed for a number of years and then engaged in mining and continued at the latter anti! his health prohibited him from doing so. To mourn his demise is left a widow anda large number of friends. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock from St. Oanice Catholic church, Buried Yesterday. The funeral of the late Thomas Jacka took place from the Methodist church at 2:80 o’ciock yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. The bearers of the pall were W, Truan, J. Hicks, D. McCauley, J. Bond,J. Andrews and J. Hoskins. — ——_ + +@e + — —_— To Repair the Line. Harry Podmore, P. Obristonson, Ed. Lauwn and J. Treiman arrived here Saturday evening and left this morning for Sierra City. They are line men for the Sunset Telephone Company and will repair the damage done to the lines, working toward this city. ——-+ e+ New Romance Writer. Suaday’s Chronicle contains an account of George Horton who is likely to make a hit with his romance en‘ titled “Another Like Helen.” He was at one time principal of the High School at Grass Valley, and is the son of P. D. Horton, the writing teacher. BORN. In Nevada City, fo the wife of Antone Blow Out His Brains. Thomas D. Denuzer Commits Suicide Near North San Juan. A suicide was committed last night on a ranch between North San Joan and Cherokee, which created vonsiderable excitement in both of the littie towns for awhile: Thomas D Denuzer, who lives on a potatoe and wine ranch with his parents, took a revolver and blew out his brains. No-direct reason is assigned for hie self-destruction bat he was in the habit of drinking considerable and at times became quite violent while under the influence of liquor, and this may have in some way been responsible for his suicide, His friends think he was temporarily insare and did not realize what he was doing. A Coroner’s jury found that he came to his death from a bullet in the head, inflicted by his own hand with suicidal intent. Denuzer was raised in that vicinity and was the only child of his parents, who are left to mourn hisdemise. His age was 25 years and he was one of the heirs of the famous Westerfield estate. —— + 0@e 2 Don’t drink the first thing the bartender offers. Oall for Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it. Children’s Vaudeville Entertainment At Nevada Theatre Monday, April 29th. ~ Under Direction of Miss Rogers. FANCY. DANCING, Cake-Walk by 14 Children 3 to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. Silva, a son. ADMISSION,....-. . 35 CTS Reserved Seats. ....50 CTS ChiUGrOS soci cecceweceecas 25 CTS "hat . attracts notice everywhere. ' Doesn’t matter where the connection lies. Just here we desire to attract your attention to the individuality of our individual can of SARDINES---an ‘imported French article. Just enough for one ineach tin. Would be an excellent thing for lunch pails. oc per tin at GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, __ . PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. t BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. W. A. MEYER, F.C. CHINN OF . SACRAMENTO, Will be at Hartung Bros. April 18, lo and 20th. 2 SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can —__AT— Jackson s Beehive trocer ALarge Shell Given With Each Can ne aeRO aa A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WINES, LIQUORS and BEER, BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send us a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. If you have no keg we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. . ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Mail orders solicited. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. Ladies : MEANS and give her your order. It isa Known Fact, Chat MISS HOEFT’S HATS If you want to look your prettiest go to her THE MOST STYLISH: Well, 1 Guess, “Yes !” Do I like Ice Cream ? Well, [ guess yes—ona hot day. Any old day, for that matter, take me down to FOLEY’S and then see how Ice Cream Soda will ; ' disappear. Well, I guess, “Yes !” Foley's Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. WALL PAPER! ~ WALI, PAPER! fullest extent by getting their Wall Paper Lace Curtains Carpets and Linoleums : ‘—AT— SNELL © FLEMING’S. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. House-cleaning time has come, and all good housewives like to see their homes look neat and pretty. They can have their desires gratified to their » # GIVE US A TRIAL @ ®& F BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES} We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; LADIES SILVER PINS. Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. adele HAIR ORNASIENTS, TIE CLASPS, C. J. BRAND, Farinaceous Foods NOTHING BETTER for people of all ages than a diet of FARINACEOUS FOODS. Must be pure, however, to be wholesome, and fresh too. The stock of Groceries here would be incomplete without a full line of these goods. All:the well-known and highly-esteemed brands are received fresh from the manufacturers at frepuent inte: vals and lovers of will find here the best goods with which to make their favorite dish. . SIGOURNEY, STRONG SHOES __ cua Co Eos sa. “i We neve wate saqsived ou Kia sh has RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS ey are just wha e name implies—a shoe that ; $1.75 TO $2, ‘according to size. Alsoan eckinianctet ders tick: Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes lu (he latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. ea FARINA. _ (HOMINY. ‘BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. oe = Sets re Ra ERE eS

necessary, DO Prediction, the San Frances . legraphe as follows: « Probably light 5 ey : Sale ODS, E WINDOW. windows some! se—all the ney’ a nice dress, _ the next four at the best bar’ dy to see them, how you, They’ SR & Co, ' evada City, es it. her thin, or juantity. -it is cured and and scientiflo ts. NING. »yrtment ») AND yY MISS HATS. n Street SS BOYS . r one of thei 1em all, but we . nts only knew yles are i trying to weawill keep the me, nati 04 samps; @ the’. $1 9° in toe comm $2 . ider a guaral” . ry: . co. _ yesterday. + San Francisco on a visit, returned . home this morning. MONDAY...++--.-+April 15, 1901 (It {8 To Bo Bull Baty a vin tk ~ Darsogih ie =} Tok Strwts,Personal Sottings. The City Trustees held a special ee . meeting Saturday night at which SuDally Chronicle of tho Doings of Both Old . tne seeeGarntn of : . lodges were present. The ¥ and Young. . . lot on Pine and York streets is Notas J. 8. White is here from San Fran-. ated from that owned by the two orsuse ders named by a creek, the banks on W. Veal is down from North Bloom-. both sides leading down to the water Pus anda large hollow is made in which. W. E. Jones of Newcastle is here on. trash and rubbish of all kinds has acere : ° cumulated and made a very unhealthF.H. O’Keife of San Jose is here. falspot. It was for the purpose of on a: visit: bettering the sanitary condition of C. Bailey was over from North San Juan yesterday. John Mouser arrived here last evening from San Francisco. .. Mrs. Chas. Lammerer is quite ill at her home on Main street. Max Isoard left yesterday for Colfax and returned last evening. -H, O. Kennedy of San Francisco is here on a business trip. mie J. D. Tompkins ‘arrived here last evening from San Francisco. tify that part of town in a way that Miss C. Tower left yesterday for San. Will benefit the whole community. Francisco and Oakland to visit friends, . The fence at the west side of the CourtMrs. J. Jepson of Salinas arrived here . house will be torn down the fall last evening on a visit to O. Jepson and’ !eugth of the lot and graded off so as family. hots to make a sloping lawn. The debris J. H. Flynn returned this morning to . that will necessarily be removed will Moore’s Flat after a few days visit in be filied in the hollow and Pine street this city. ‘ : brought on a level with York street. Mrs. Henderickson arrived here last . Grass and shade trees will be planted evening from San Francisco on a visit. ®24 ® band stand erected, Benches to friends. will be put around for the benefit of Mrs. White; who has been to San. those who desire to spend their spare . Francisco on a visit, returned home. time at that place. In short a perfect park will be made, F. Conners and W. Andrews left yes-. The idea will meet the approval of terday for the Yuba mine, where they . @Veryone asa park is something that have positions. Nevada Oity has always been in need W. Fioyd, who has been to San Fran. Of and it is to be hoped that the prescisco on a business trip, returned yes-. 2t plans will materialize, us they terday morning. should. Mrs, M. H. Isoard, who has been to Se Dr. Webster Robbed. home last evening. W. Morris, who has‘been here on a. Dr. L. BR. Webster, in speaking of business trip from San Franciseo, re-. the robbery at his Oakiand residence turned to the city yesterday. . on Friday evening last, says: “My loss Hon. J. M. Walling returned yes-. @mounts to more than $500. How terday morning from San Francisco,. ™much there was in the safe over that where he has been on legal business. © . @mount I will not be able to ascertain. Mrs. Preston, who has been here on . There was $250 in gold, besides a bunavisit to her father, M.L. Marsh, re-. dle of greenbacks, containing about tumed to her home at Sacramento yee. $50, which had been given me by my terday morning. wife before she died four years ago. H, Mattheson, who bas been to Trac-. They also took a gold watch and chain kee in the interest of F. W. Taylor, re-. Which had been given me by my wife turned last evening. and which cost $250. Strange to say Attorney T. 8. ord returned last . the crackemen over-looked some silver evening from San Francisco, where he . Spoons which were in a compartment has been on legal business. of the vault.” Miss Yore of Downieville, who has} The manner in which the job was been to San Francisco on a visit, ar-. done leads the police to the belief that rived here last evening and returned. the work was that of amateurs who were acquainted with the premises. this part of the city that the meeting was held. Mr. Martin stated that if the Qity and the two orders would build a culvert to convey the water of the creek through the lot, he would furnish the rock to be used for that purpose. The proposition was immedi. ately accepted by the Trustees and the to decide what they, will do. Itis proposed to improve and beauW. Hilgerman of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. F. McMullan arrived here last even-. The Sacramento Bee of Saturday coning from San Francisco and left this. tains the following: © Mr. and Mrs, morning for the Gold Point mine near. George M. Mott announce the engageDownieville, which he is interested in,. ment of their daughter, Jessica, to Mies L. Penrose, who has been here . Gilbert J. Rector, of Nevada Oity. Engagement Announced. two lodges will meet Tuesday evening . , ‘Shown Them On Their Recent Visit. -The students of the State University, who visited this city and Grass Valley a few weeks ago, enjoyed themselves 80 welland were so cordially received that as a token of appreciation they have penned the following card of thanks: = : “To Many Porte or Grass VALLEY anp Nevapa Crty: i “We, the members. of the Senior Mining Class of the University of California, wish to express oar thanks for the courtesies extended tous and the many attentions shown.us on our recent trip to Nevada County. _ “We wish also to express our regrets that, owing to our time being limited, we were unable to accept. many invitations extended to us by. the Superintendents of various mines in both districts. ; “Farther, we wish to say that we will remember our visit as one of the most pleasant experiences of our college life, due, we think, to the hospitable manner in which we were received by the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City. W.B. Schaw, L. 8: Kerfoot, Ivan D. Lashmatt, Arthur ©. Nahi, W. V. Richardson, O. ©. Zims, G. A. Reven, Walter W. Bradley, Curtis B, Locklin, Thomas D. Murphy, Ernest R. Childs, E. W. Stebbins, G. R. Lehman, H. W. Bangle, H. L. Moulthroy, E. J. Wagor, H. D. Smith. M. S.: Griffiths, H. D. Morse, C. P. Griffin, R. ©. Specht, Preston Boomer, A. D. Gaze, Edwin R. Leach, E.8. Beck, E. L. Oliver, J. C. Nicholls, H. Cornish, D. T, Baker.” Dance Thursday Night. Next Thursday evening the Royal Dancing Olub will give their second dancing party at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Each member is entitled to one invitation and cards can be had by applying to J. F. Colley. ; Without a Rival. The Bulletin of Saturday says: O. Whitney Carpenter, who represents the Nevada County Oil Company in San Francisco, received a telegram yesterday from Kern Qounty to the effect that well No.1 on Section 30, 28.28, where the company is operating, is a producer, without a rival in the district as to quantity. It hasa 95g casing to the bottom of the hole. “Time Changed. This morning the Downieville stage vhanged to the summer schedule, making the through trip from this city to here every morning, excepting Sunday. at 5a. m., arriving at Sierra City at 7 o’clock in the evening. Departure will be made from Sierra City at 5a. m. and the stage will arrive bere at 5 p.m The goodness that comes from the heart is all the better if it comes by way*of the pocket-book. —— on a visit, returned this morning to her home at North Bloomfield. { Mrs, O. ©. Wallace arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnhart. John Woessner came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. Joseph Brand ‘came down from Downieville yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco. R.W. Forbes, the foundryman of Downieville, came down yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco, Mrs. McUormick, who has been here Tisten on a visit to relatives, returned to You S$: ) be. 80 ot: Tea TOR sci liene. ch cdtentsaees aazesincees 1.90 Bet yesterday to resume her school. 5 1bs.70 G62 TR 10tk bo ckeicoerestrccmanates 1.75. Superintendent Dana Harmon left SB Ube BO obs Tae Oto. svscsnsiseciepecciavesiotsbearanne 1.50 j yesterday for San Francisco. ‘ Wass Paes ee Pe ek eee 1.25 Mi g Annie Bennetts and Mise Nellie : he i hue ae eats soeeeeeees He B bi f Gras V lley 8 ent yesterday . Ve ba wee cece nce esas eee eee esses rereeesseees . ee ae ie ARK as Bina, SB obs Dek Laks cossdlachieareiinenanene 90 at this city as the guests of Miss Maggie Hopkins. 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Tea Bareains 8 lbs: OQne‘Dollar Tea for.....:.:.cscccceees $2.25 to DWhis EVERY KIND of TEA THAT. GROWS . Frank Daveroniof. Sierra City arrived here Saturday and left oa the evening train for San Francisco to Sisal we oven sient toe 2 3 Ibs. 40 ct. Coffee for ....scsescieceeseesseeeees $1.00 eyes, which he injured a few days ago} : 85 while sledging boulders at his mine. : tg a ct. ene ne Rarer reer ae hearts es Mrs. Mary Harris .of Gold Flat left . 3 Ibs. Cth. Coe LOM ......cceeeeseesewerenese ; this morning for San Francisco, where . 8 Ibs; 25 ct. Coffee fOr c..:...2:.ccccrccsosesssees .60 she will be joined by Mrs, Hannab Rich. 3 Ibs. 20 ct. Coffee for ...ccesscssccsssceeee 50 ards, formerly of this city, and in a few 8 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee for ‘ 85 days both ladies will sail for their old home in England, where they will visit for some time. ‘ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With: Jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitunal dis-: ease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internally, and acts diee oe G9 co 09 25 ct. cans Baking

Coffee Bargains PURE AND Spice Bargains 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... 10 ct. packages Mush foP......+:ssessereees .20 10 ct. bottles Extracts for DELICIOUS 35 .60 25 .60 POWEL...0.cosserseereee rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best: physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderfal results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. . F. J. OHENEY & CO., Props.,. Toledo, O. . Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. LISTHN . 'Do You kaow That Moore carries.the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order 14 any Pine St., Come Just to Look + Prices Cut ‘ 2O to 33% REGULAR PRICHS China, Crockery, Glassware, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, of Every Qescription. Great American Im MASONIC BUILDING fi, Nevada City Values and Bargains Picture, : tf ~+-2@e There is not an ounce of headache in . barrel of it—Jesse Moore “AA” whisey, EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB WITH Teas, Coffees, Spices. Sierra City in one day. Stages will leave . ot Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes porting Tea Co. Return Thelr ‘Thanks Pot the: Hospitality “That's a quality that attracts PHONE, MAIN 551. Died Yesterday. William Osborne Succumbs to Miners’ Consumption. At about 7 o’clock yesterday morning William Osborne, an old and respected resident of this city, passed from this life. He-bad been ailing for about a year with miners’ consumption but was able to be ap'and around aatil three days ago, when he was taken to his bed, but death came quite sudden and anexpected. Deceased was a native of New Brunswick and aged 68 years and 10 months, Mr. Osborne came to this city in 1858 and has lived here continuously ever since. He teamed for a number of years and then engaged in mining and continued at the latter anti! his health prohibited him from doing so. To mourn his demise is left a widow anda large number of friends. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock from St. Oanice Catholic church, Buried Yesterday. The funeral of the late Thomas Jacka took place from the Methodist church at 2:80 o’ciock yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. The bearers of the pall were W, Truan, J. Hicks, D. McCauley, J. Bond,J. Andrews and J. Hoskins. — ——_ + +@e + — —_— To Repair the Line. Harry Podmore, P. Obristonson, Ed. Lauwn and J. Treiman arrived here Saturday evening and left this morning for Sierra City. They are line men for the Sunset Telephone Company and will repair the damage done to the lines, working toward this city. ——-+ e+ New Romance Writer. Suaday’s Chronicle contains an account of George Horton who is likely to make a hit with his romance en‘ titled “Another Like Helen.” He was at one time principal of the High School at Grass Valley, and is the son of P. D. Horton, the writing teacher. BORN. In Nevada City, fo the wife of Antone Blow Out His Brains. Thomas D. Denuzer Commits Suicide Near North San Juan. A suicide was committed last night on a ranch between North San Joan and Cherokee, which created vonsiderable excitement in both of the littie towns for awhile: Thomas D Denuzer, who lives on a potatoe and wine ranch with his parents, took a revolver and blew out his brains. No-direct reason is assigned for hie self-destruction bat he was in the habit of drinking considerable and at times became quite violent while under the influence of liquor, and this may have in some way been responsible for his suicide, His friends think he was temporarily insare and did not realize what he was doing. A Coroner’s jury found that he came to his death from a bullet in the head, inflicted by his own hand with suicidal intent. Denuzer was raised in that vicinity and was the only child of his parents, who are left to mourn hisdemise. His age was 25 years and he was one of the heirs of the famous Westerfield estate. —— + 0@e 2 Don’t drink the first thing the bartender offers. Oall for Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it. Children’s Vaudeville Entertainment At Nevada Theatre Monday, April 29th. ~ Under Direction of Miss Rogers. FANCY. DANCING, Cake-Walk by 14 Children 3 to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. Silva, a son. ADMISSION,.......-. . 35 CTS Reserved Seats. .......50 CTS ChiUGrOS soci cecceweceecas 25 CTS "hat . attracts notice everywhere. ' Doesn’t matter where the connection lies. Just here we desire to attract your attention to the individuality of our individual can of SARDINES---an ‘imported French article. Just enough for one ineach tin. Would be an excellent thing for lunch pails. oc per tin at GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, __ . PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. t BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. W. A. MEYER, F.C. CHINN OF . SACRAMENTO, Will be at Hartung Bros. April 18, lo and 20th. 2 SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can —__AT— Jackson s Beehive trocer ALarge Shell Given With Each Can ne aeRO aa A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WINES, LIQUORS and BEER, BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send us a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. If you have no keg we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. . ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Mail orders solicited. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. Ladies : MEANS and give her your order. It isa Known Fact, Chat MISS HOEFT’S HATS If you want to look your prettiest go to her THE MOST STYLISH: Well, 1 Guess, “Yes !” Do I like Ice Cream ? Well, [ guess yes—ona hot day. Any old day, for that matter, take me down to FOLEY’S and then see how Ice Cream Soda will ; ' disappear. Well, I guess, “Yes !” Foley's Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. WALL PAPER! ~ WALI, PAPER! fullest extent by getting their Wall Paper Lace Curtains Carpets and Linoleums : ‘—AT— SNELL © FLEMING’S. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. House-cleaning time has come, and all good housewives like to see their homes look neat and pretty. They can have their desires gratified to their » # GIVE US A TRIAL @ ®& F BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES} We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; LADIES SILVER PINS. Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. adele HAIR ORNASIENTS, TIE CLASPS, C. J. BRAND, Farinaceous Foods NOTHING BETTER for people of all ages than a diet of FARINACEOUS FOODS. Must be pure, however, to be wholesome, and fresh too. The stock of Groceries here would be incomplete without a full line of these goods. All:the well-known and highly-esteemed brands are received fresh from the manufacturers at frepuent inte: vals and lovers of will find here the best goods with which to make their favorite dish. . SIGOURNEY, STRONG SHOES __ cua Co Eos sa. “i We neve wate saqsived ou Kia sh has RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS ey are just wha e name implies—a shoe that ; $1.75 TO $2, ‘according to size. Alsoan eckinianctet ders tick: Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes lu (he latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. ea FARINA. _ (HOMINY. ‘BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. oe = Sets re Ra ERE eS