April 28, 1898 (4 pages)

strict At-.~ y. the Miax Must be . responsi2306 Van. 1. 1t SNPS SEE, $$$ <= ng vou e latest ses and re. 207. mce 2 UL ry a og rey es. ey oe Tlistl=. sonbleot, 8 Veet ad of oday FOURTH DAY'S SESSION. Ste Grand Parlor convened at 10 o'clock . eq, at the Opera House, Grand President . _ Geo. D, Olark presiding. Grand Marshal C. 0. Dunbar named Geo, W. Colgan as assistant Marshal.ys Pro + Article 7, and Seo. 8 Article 6, Constito the requirements of Sec, Sand 4 of ‘tution of subordinate Parlors as amendQB Meliavomtay, A eR MME 22 es = We move that Sec: 3. of Article of Grand Secretary stated that the @in-. Gonstitation of Subordinate Parlors utes were printed in the TRANsoRIrT. Geo Oakes moved tbat the readin thereof be dispensed, Oarried, be amended by inserting after the Frank H, Mills of Committee on words: After proof that the. notice reCredentials reported favorably 9M . quired by Sec. 4, of Article 6 has been credentials 6f J. E, Burke of Granite Parlor. cn ee -'Lhe following reqaest of Frank Don ulIson was referred to, Ritual CommitNevapa City, April 27, 1898. G orge D. Olark, Grand Pres,, N. 8. G. W.: oe The undersigned in hie humbleness asa representative of Orange Parlor No. 180, N.S. G, W., respectfally asks a ‘special permit that the President of Orange Parlor No. 180, be granted a eopy of the secret work of this Order. Respectfully submitted in F.L.&C.,, Frank DONALDSON. G. V. Costello presented the following resolatioa: Wuereas it has been rumored around onthe streets, and has come to the knowledge of the Grand Parlor that certain Grand Officers of this Order, to-wit: Past Grand Presidents Flint, Ryan and Greeley, and Grand Trustee Zalala went to Grass Valley last Tues-day and while at dinner there partook -of certain imported delicacies and eat:ables wholly unknown to the rank and file of the Order, to-wit: frogs a la es pa quole, terrapin stew, a la Maryland, and baked humming birds, and Waeseas, the members of the Order of Native Sons can not: afford a ‘steady diet of frogs, terrapin, humuming birds, and continue to lead honest and virtuous lives, und are forced iby circumstances to confine themselves to meager diet above set forth; and ‘ WuHereas, such conduct on the part of the Grand Officers is impressive of the great principles of equalities and fraternity upon which our Order rests, and especially at this timie when the country is menaced by a foreign foe, does their excesses meetwith our severest reprobation and is comparable only tothe conduct of Nero who as history informs as, while Rome was burning played on his violin the well‘known air, “There'll bea hot time in .the old town tonight.” “Therefore, be it resolved that this Grand Parlor views with alarm and grave apprehension thé introduction gnto the bill of fare of the Grand officers of foreign delicacies which are now and must forever remain inaccessible to the great majority of unmasked Native Sons, and be it further resolved that should any Grand officer hereafter during his term of office indulge in. Woods any of the epicurean excesses above named, he shall forfeit his office and be forever debarred from holding any office in-the gift of this order, and at all processions he shall be deprived of the distinction of riding in a ba-. J.B. Fargo, rouche, and shall be compelled to walk and carry the banner, and he shall ba subject to such other penalties as the great principles of equality _and fraternity may dictate. (Signed), 8. U. OarEt. aWe move te amond Section 4, Article . paicel of such 7, Constitution of Sabordinate Parlors so that said seption shal) read as fol. Cali lows: A member who becomes indebted to . Sad made and the tact entered in the minutes. CO E MoLavestm Resolved, That it is the sense and request of this Grand Parlor. that the’ Subordinate Parlors hereafter entertaining the Grand Parlor shall 80 ar. ‘range their program as to limit the ‘session of the Grand Parlor to four days. a ae ' Grand Trustee Fletcher Cutler presented the following resolution which was adopted by a rising vote : Wuerras, There is in existence an organization in the State known as the Lincoln Monument League, whose object it: is to erect a monument in the State of California commemorating the “Patriotism, the statemanship and the virtues of Abraham Lincoln.” Therefore, be it resolved that the Native Sons of the Golden West recognizing the fact that such a monument would reflect in the highest degree the patriotism and loyalty of our beloved State and honor its soil, do hereby pledge our hearty good will and cooperation in sucha meritorious cause and we do hereby recommend that the various subordinate Parlors: through-out the State do co-operate with the branch Jeagues in their respective communities and lend them such assistance in raising funds as in their judgment they deem advisable. ; Frieroner A. CurTEr. ‘Freestone, Cal., April 28. Grand Parlor of Native Sons of the Golden West, Nevada City, Cal. Greeting: It is due to misunderstanding and not lack of interest that we are ‘not represented. We are with you in F. L. and ©. Hurrah for Oalifornia and the Union, . ALTAMONT Partor, No. 167. Resotvzp, That the destruction of the U.S. battleship “Maine” while anchored in the harbor of a supposed friendly nation, and jn a manner that can only suggest murder most foul, calls for a lesson in the humiliation of the people who permitted its conception and execution. That in the death of the brave men who went down with their flag, we recognize a loss to the American Navy I. _. trast in their Government, spartdn bra1g . word “shall” ou line 5 aud before the . . word. “stand” on line 6 the following . Sectiéns 1 and 2:of Art.8 of same Oonalter of their country, and who in their death exemplified the genius of the “Remember the Maine.” “ “* @po. BE, DeGoria, Frank D. Ry. Jamus P. Dooreny, . proposed by Bro. Dockweiler of Ramona Parlor,amending Sec. 2 of Art. 11 of the Constitution of sab te stitution, the committee recommends the amendments be \rejected. With respect to the resolution proposed by Bro. Edward J. Taaffe of South San Francisco Parlor 157, changing the. order of business for subordinate Parlors, the Committee recommends that the Resolution be adopted. Josmrx F, Corrzs, Chairman. Jas. L. GALLAGHER J. E. O'DONNELL Wa. McDonatp Recommendation adopted. AMERICA’S GREATEST medicine. is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which~ accomplishes. wonderful cures of blood diseases when all other medicines fail to do any good whatever. Hoon’s Pr.ts-are the best family catharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure, ~eeeAdvertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, April 28th : Barlow, J. Bell, Nellie Lamprecht, Con King, re Leen Mosier, Fred Mastai, Domenico Swift,Miss Jane. Sylvester, Mrs. C. W. McCarthy, Mrs. Mary FOREIGN. Pritchard, David ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. New Ice Company. The Nevada Vity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates: Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door: above Theater. Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone No, 791. : tf. Corcoran & ARBoaast. Delinquent Sale Notice. OME GOLD MINING _COMP'Y.—Location of raioe pl Francisco. California. Ravine, Nevada Co iforn: Notice—There are delinque lowing described stock, on acc ; neat ho. 14, levied on the 15th day of March 1898, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : No. . No; Certif. Shs. Am’t. 17 600 $25.00 a 250: 12.50 J. veree as 140 80° 400 Thos, T. Hill 1i4 10 50 J. RB. Fargo, Trusttee 23 210s Jd. R. Fargo, m 224 10 50 fei ORR oper, BS Me : argo, * a 2 Johnson, “ : 281 500. 25.00 And in acoordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 15th day of March, 1898, so many shares of each stock as may be necessary, will sold; at ene auction, at the otice of Home Gold Mining Company, San Francisco, California,on Thursday,the l2thday of May at the hour of two o’elock p. m. of said day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon sages ner Bt 9. of advertising expenses 0} sale. 0. E. JOUNSON, Secretary. this Parlor in the sum of nine dollars,. o. No. ss Front Street, San Franeither for dues, fines or assessments, . aisco, California. shall be liable to suspension. In suspending a brother from membership the following procedure must “pa strictly followed: 1st. llinble to suspension at least one mont prior to the time of his saspension by the Parlor as hereinafter provided. 2nd. Sach notice myst be served en the brother either by delivering the same to him personally or by depositThe brother liable to suspen-sion must be notified in writing by the Financial Secretary of the amount due by bim to the Parlor and of the fact that on a date named in the notice he cwill be liable to suspension. Such notice MOORE ynust be served upon the brother so A Photograph BW ) ae Isa nice remembrance tosend a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. Thoy will be pleased if it is a good likeness of you. Will make you take a soos picture His skill in pose and retonehing shows you off to advantage. Dance at Blue Tent. o. =e ere = are invited. There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening, April 90th, All MS GER A SS emevemerarmaanas Fresh Fish ! HE ors. When You Want “Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order, We receive our supplies fresh every day.American Fish and Poultry Company, American Navy, uofaltering in their}. With respect_to the announcements. Fariors, adding a new Section to be} . The New York = pres t0® Racket Store “To open in the . _ Transcript Block About May st, eR iret pt COMPLETE LINE OF : Gent’s Furnishing, Stationery, Notions, Tinware, Glassware, Etc. a ial In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A. . 4 of groceries opened here every day, we do not find a single arti-{ cle that falls below the required standard. This is the result of buying reliable goods from’ re: liable houses. We sell only such goods as are worthy of the fullest confidence. We succeed, because the store. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. os Oe . WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Broad Street, near Pine, ing such notice in the postoffice di-. Pare gang Beautiful ! rected to the brother et his last known place of address, and the postage prepaid thereon, ' $d. The r) mapper of service thereof. dth, At the-next meeting after the date aamed in such notice, as the time where such brother shall be liable Secretary serving such motice shall use blank notices from 8 bagk having & stub upon which stub he shall make a record of the date and Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. TOWLE BROS. CO. The Modern Houses ® Finished with .Sequoia. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER ——BY—— ‘. When taking a Spin suspension or at any subsequent meeton the, Tarapike bea ing, the Secretary shall announce open parlor that the brother is liable, to suspension, and shall declare open Parlor the date and manner service of the aforesaid notice und. such declaration showiag the date! nd manner of such service*shall be recorded in the miautes together with . l tween Nevada City in (204 Grass Valley, — ot . don’t tail to ‘Btop at Town T Water your Horse and Call on Who will serve you with T. J. STEWART, 6 the fact (hat the brother is still indebtA Cool Giass of Beer, ed to the Parlor in the sum of nine’ @ollars or more. . Or a First-class Cigar. A Refreshing Temperance Drink, +546 Street, : : i : WAXEL, : The Tailor, Ry \Who Has the Largest Stock of Goods ever seen in Nevada City. ——900———~ above City Hal. Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City . Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, . BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. Foot of Main St. Telephone 401. — amis — . But after This Man . . Seng this ; man, who is wearing . . nad his what is . . clothesgiven out . made by ; tobe . Waxel, the most . . the Tailor, Artistic feels Beauty. . . like kicking himself. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Our Own FINE TAILORING. . ee Make ee . Eastern : Make 3eit auuicted punishment because h Hire’s: did not have his clothes made by Wasxstel, the T Gea ae Our stock consists of the cream of the markets, fresh and pure, and our aim is to have it in this condition all the time. ’ our large trade means a constant changing of everything in eee ~ A. ISOARD & SON,. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Sole Agents for Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes. Special selectio — of Fine Wines for family use, Genuine Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever. brought here. Particular attention paid to family orders. if Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Ladies—Before selecting your SPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OP AGrimmed Hats, etc. — and compare Prices. You will find That y Our Styles are the . Very Latest and Prices the Low €st. W. H. Crawford. It Stands to Reason That a house dealing exclusively in Furniture and Household Furnishings is the ig _ You Get lace to go to purchase anything in this ine. Housekeepers and others will find Ga; it to their advantage to visit = KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. ai. He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farnitare, and will supply you with any article at. San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you buy from KINKEAD. ., STAN CAO CAO. CAO CAO). OD, A. B. WOLF,J CASH GROCER. (AN 080AERRAA T R piers Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, . Boneless Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. 5 i A full line f + of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled ~ Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, etc. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. © Apes 1 . Suits $18 up, Pants $5 up, . Suits, $10 up, Pants, $3 up . BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. Depot for—" DEVILED AND POTTED UNI oi aisiancensccsevixcosanes $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco. 30. DONT MAIC uc. 1 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky %@,. 100} “ im bulk,-per gal. 50 p53 ER gy apes 75 . Olives, : I 2 Bryant’s Root Beer .5ttie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 0§ y “ ~3 for 50. Everything else in proportion. + + + = + “ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. * =" a abana scene NeaRERESNTNee and Liquors of all kinds. Pd

strict At-.~ y. the Miax Must be . responsi2306 Van. 1. 1t SNPS SEE, $$$ <= ng vou e latest ses and re. 207. mce 2 UL ry a og rey es. ey oe Tlistl=. sonbleot, 8 Veet ad of oday FOURTH DAY'S SESSION. Ste Grand Parlor convened at 10 o'clock . eq, at the Opera House, Grand President . _ Geo. D, Olark presiding. Grand Marshal C. 0. Dunbar named Geo, W. Colgan as assistant Marshal.ys Pro + Article 7, and Seo. 8 Article 6, Constito the requirements of Sec, Sand 4 of ‘tution of subordinate Parlors as amendQB Meliavomtay, A eR MME 22 es = We move that Sec: 3. of Article of Grand Secretary stated that the @in-. Gonstitation of Subordinate Parlors utes were printed in the TRANsoRIrT. Geo Oakes moved tbat the readin thereof be dispensed, Oarried, be amended by inserting after the Frank H, Mills of Committee on words: After proof that the. notice reCredentials reported favorably 9M . quired by Sec. 4, of Article 6 has been credentials 6f J. E, Burke of Granite Parlor. cn ee -'Lhe following reqaest of Frank Don ulIson was referred to, Ritual CommitNevapa City, April 27, 1898. G orge D. Olark, Grand Pres,, N. 8. G. W.: oe The undersigned in hie humbleness asa representative of Orange Parlor No. 180, N.S. G, W., respectfally asks a ‘special permit that the President of Orange Parlor No. 180, be granted a eopy of the secret work of this Order. Respectfully submitted in F.L.&C.,, Frank DONALDSON. G. V. Costello presented the following resolatioa: Wuereas it has been rumored around onthe streets, and has come to the knowledge of the Grand Parlor that certain Grand Officers of this Order, to-wit: Past Grand Presidents Flint, Ryan and Greeley, and Grand Trustee Zalala went to Grass Valley last Tues-day and while at dinner there partook -of certain imported delicacies and eat:ables wholly unknown to the rank and file of the Order, to-wit: frogs a la es pa quole, terrapin stew, a la Maryland, and baked humming birds, and Waeseas, the members of the Order of Native Sons can not: afford a ‘steady diet of frogs, terrapin, humuming birds, and continue to lead honest and virtuous lives, und are forced iby circumstances to confine themselves to meager diet above set forth; and ‘ WuHereas, such conduct on the part of the Grand Officers is impressive of the great principles of equalities and fraternity upon which our Order rests, and especially at this timie when the country is menaced by a foreign foe, does their excesses meetwith our severest reprobation and is comparable only tothe conduct of Nero who as history informs as, while Rome was burning played on his violin the well‘known air, “There'll bea hot time in .the old town tonight.” “Therefore, be it resolved that this Grand Parlor views with alarm and grave apprehension thé introduction gnto the bill of fare of the Grand officers of foreign delicacies which are now and must forever remain inaccessible to the great majority of unmasked Native Sons, and be it further resolved that should any Grand officer hereafter during his term of office indulge in. Woods any of the epicurean excesses above named, he shall forfeit his office and be forever debarred from holding any office in-the gift of this order, and at all processions he shall be deprived of the distinction of riding in a ba-. J.B. Fargo, rouche, and shall be compelled to walk and carry the banner, and he shall ba subject to such other penalties as the great principles of equality _and fraternity may dictate. (Signed), 8. U. OarEt. aWe move te amond Section 4, Article . paicel of such 7, Constitution of Sabordinate Parlors so that said seption shal) read as fol. Cali lows: A member who becomes indebted to . Sad made and the tact entered in the minutes. CO E MoLavestm Resolved, That it is the sense and request of this Grand Parlor. that the’ Subordinate Parlors hereafter entertaining the Grand Parlor shall 80 ar. ‘range their program as to limit the ‘session of the Grand Parlor to four days. a ae ' Grand Trustee Fletcher Cutler presented the following resolution which was adopted by a rising vote : Wuerras, There is in existence an organization in the State known as the Lincoln Monument League, whose object it: is to erect a monument in the State of California commemorating the “Patriotism, the statemanship and the virtues of Abraham Lincoln.” Therefore, be it resolved that the Native Sons of the Golden West recognizing the fact that such a monument would reflect in the highest degree the patriotism and loyalty of our beloved State and honor its soil, do hereby pledge our hearty good will and cooperation in sucha meritorious cause and we do hereby recommend that the various subordinate Parlors: through-out the State do co-operate with the branch Jeagues in their respective communities and lend them such assistance in raising funds as in their judgment they deem advisable. ; Frieroner A. CurTEr. ‘Freestone, Cal., April 28. Grand Parlor of Native Sons of the Golden West, Nevada City, Cal. Greeting: It is due to misunderstanding and not lack of interest that we are ‘not represented. We are with you in F. L. and ©. Hurrah for Oalifornia and the Union, . ALTAMONT Partor, No. 167. Resotvzp, That the destruction of the U.S. battleship “Maine” while anchored in the harbor of a supposed friendly nation, and jn a manner that can only suggest murder most foul, calls for a lesson in the humiliation of the people who permitted its conception and execution. That in the death of the brave men who went down with their flag, we recognize a loss to the American Navy I. _. trast in their Government, spartdn bra1g . word “shall” ou line 5 aud before the . . word. “stand” on line 6 the following . Sectiéns 1 and 2:of Art.8 of same Oonalter of their country, and who in their death exemplified the genius of the “Remember the Maine.” “ “* @po. BE, DeGoria, Frank D. Ry. Jamus P. Dooreny, . proposed by Bro. Dockweiler of Ramona Parlor,amending Sec. 2 of Art. 11 of the Constitution of sab te stitution, the committee recommends the amendments be \rejected. With respect to the resolution proposed by Bro. Edward J. Taaffe of South San Francisco Parlor 157, changing the. order of business for subordinate Parlors, the Committee recommends that the Resolution be adopted. Josmrx F, Corrzs, Chairman. Jas. L. GALLAGHER J. E. O'DONNELL Wa. McDonatp Recommendation adopted. AMERICA’S GREATEST medicine. is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which~ accomplishes. wonderful cures of blood diseases when all other medicines fail to do any good whatever. Hoon’s Pr.ts-are the best family catharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure, ~eeeAdvertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, April 28th : Barlow, J. Bell, Nellie Lamprecht, Con King, re Leen Mosier, Fred Mastai, Domenico Swift,Miss Jane. Sylvester, Mrs. C. W. McCarthy, Mrs. Mary FOREIGN. Pritchard, David ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. New Ice Company. The Nevada Vity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates: Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door: above Theater. Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone No, 791. : tf. Corcoran & ARBoaast. Delinquent Sale Notice. OME GOLD MINING _COMP'Y.—Location of raioe pl Francisco. California. Ravine, Nevada Co iforn: Notice—There are delinque lowing described stock, on acc ; neat ho. 14, levied on the 15th day of March 1898, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : No. . No; Certif. Shs. Am’t. 17 600 $25.00 a 250: 12.50 J.. veree as 140 80° 400 Thos, T. Hill 1i4 10 50 J. RB. Fargo, Trusttee 23 210s Jd. R. Fargo, m 224 10 50 fei ORR oper, BS Me : argo, * a 2 Johnson, “ : 281 500. 25.00 And in acoordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 15th day of March, 1898, so many shares of each stock as may be necessary, will sold; at ene auction, at the otice of Home Gold Mining Company, San Francisco, California,on Thursday,the l2thday of May at the hour of two o’elock p. m. of said day, to pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon sages ner Bt 9. of advertising expenses 0} sale. 0. E. JOUNSON, Secretary. this Parlor in the sum of nine dollars,. o. No. ss Front Street, San Franeither for dues, fines or assessments, . aisco, California. shall be liable to suspension. In suspending a brother from membership the following procedure must “pa strictly followed: 1st.

llinble to suspension at least one mont prior to the time of his saspension by the Parlor as hereinafter provided. 2nd. Sach notice myst be served en the brother either by delivering the same to him personally or by depositThe brother liable to suspen-sion must be notified in writing by the Financial Secretary of the amount due by bim to the Parlor and of the fact that on a date named in the notice he cwill be liable to suspension. Such notice MOORE ynust be served upon the brother so A Photograph BW ) ae Isa nice remembrance tosend a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. Thoy will be pleased if it is a good likeness of you. Will make you take a soos picture His skill in pose and retonehing shows you off to advantage. Dance at Blue Tent. o. =e ere = are invited. There will be a dance at Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening, April 90th, All MS GER A SS emevemerarmaanas Fresh Fish ! HE ors. When You Want “Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order, We receive our supplies fresh every day.American Fish and Poultry Company, American Navy, uofaltering in their}. With respect_to the announcements. Fariors, adding a new Section to be} . The New York = pres t0® Racket Store “To open in the . _ Transcript Block About May st, eR iret pt COMPLETE LINE OF : Gent’s Furnishing, Stationery, Notions, Tinware, Glassware, Etc. a ial In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A. . 4 of groceries opened here every day, we do not find a single arti-{ cle that falls below the required standard. This is the result of buying reliable goods from’ re: liable houses. We sell only such goods as are worthy of the fullest confidence. We succeed, because the store. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. os Oe . WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Broad Street, near Pine, ing such notice in the postoffice di-. Pare gang Beautiful ! rected to the brother et his last known place of address, and the postage prepaid thereon, ' $d. The r) mapper of service thereof. dth, At the-next meeting after the date aamed in such notice, as the time where such brother shall be liable Secretary serving such motice shall use blank notices from 8 bagk having & stub upon which stub he shall make a record of the date and Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. TOWLE BROS. CO. The Modern Houses ® Finished with .Sequoia. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER ——BY—— ‘. When taking a Spin suspension or at any subsequent meeton the, Tarapike bea ing, the Secretary shall announce open parlor that the brother is liable, to suspension, and shall declare open Parlor the date and manner service of the aforesaid notice und. such declaration showiag the date! nd manner of such service*shall be recorded in the miautes together with . l tween Nevada City in (204 Grass Valley, — ot . don’t tail to ‘Btop at Town T Water your Horse and Call on Who will serve you with T. J. STEWART, 6 the fact (hat the brother is still indebtA Cool Giass of Beer, ed to the Parlor in the sum of nine’ @ollars or more. . Or a First-class Cigar. A Refreshing Temperance Drink, +546 Street, : : i : WAXEL, : The Tailor, Ry \Who Has the Largest Stock of Goods ever seen in Nevada City. ——900———~ above City Hal. Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City . Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, . BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. Foot of Main St. Telephone 401. — amis — . But after This Man . . Seng this ; man, who is wearing . . nad his what is . . clothesgiven out . made by ; tobe . Waxel, the most . . the Tailor, Artistic feels Beauty. . . like kicking himself. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Our Own FINE TAILORING. . ee Make ee . Eastern : Make 3eit auuicted punishment because h Hire’s: did not have his clothes made by Wasxstel, the T Gea ae Our stock consists of the cream of the markets, fresh and pure, and our aim is to have it in this condition all the time. ’ our large trade means a constant changing of everything in eee ~ A. ISOARD & SON,. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Sole Agents for Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes. Special selectio — of Fine Wines for family use, Genuine Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever. brought here. Particular attention paid to family orders. if Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Ladies—Before selecting your SPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OP AGrimmed Hats, etc. — and compare Prices. You will find That y Our Styles are the . Very Latest and Prices the Low €st. W. H. Crawford. It Stands to Reason That a house dealing exclusively in Furniture and Household Furnishings is the ig _ You Get lace to go to purchase anything in this ine. Housekeepers and others will find Ga; it to their advantage to visit = KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. ai. He carries a large stock of all kinds of Farnitare, and will supply you with any article at. San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you buy from KINKEAD. ., STAN CAO CAO. CAO CAO). OD, A. B. WOLF,J CASH GROCER. (AN 080AERRAA T R piers Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, . Boneless Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. 5 i A full line f + of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled ~ Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, etc. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. © Apes 1 . Suits $18 up, Pants $5 up, . Suits, $10 up, Pants, $3 up . BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. Depot for—" DEVILED AND POTTED UNI oi aisiancensccsevixcosanes $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco.. 30. DONT MAIC uc.. 1 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky %@,. 100} “ im bulk,-per gal. 50 p53 ER gy apes 75 . Olives, : I 2 Bryant’s Root Beer .5ttie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 0§ y “ ~3 for 50. Everything else in proportion. + + + = + “ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. * =" a abana scene NeaRERESNTNee and Liquors of all kinds. Pd