April 7, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, —_—_—_—_————lllee_l_C eee Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TO ADVERTISE Theres News Hens “SUDVINS ase « HEVADA COUNTY Major P. F. Simonds oar stopped over in Sacramento t,,. hours yesterday on his way top; fleld, where he goes by detail op . There is. a war of rates on between the Sarita Fe company and the Pacific Coast Steamship Oo. for the passenger business between Los Angeles and San The railroad company has cut L. E. Calanaw is ‘over from North San Juan. ? G. W. Ceek is here from San Francisco. Told in a Brief Way TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION il + Year oe se i sting H, Smith of Los Angeles is here on eughe wat. for Bus Readers. . Diego. nh cos nd the [eral headquarters to EE = ~. Business Transacted at = ‘eth on, tot eat etiomecenemmm NEWS Hl J. Bamberger; the cigar man of Sa Francisco, is in town. Mrs. Chas. Kahl left yesterday for 4 visit to San Francisco. Miss Minnie Kahi left yesterday for Ban Francisco on a visit to friends. T. B.Gray left yesterday for San Francisco on insurance business. Mrs. Joseph Fetz returned to San Francisco yesterday. © Miss BE. Hoeft returned last evening from San Francisco. Geo. Hobart 1s a very sick map, al the home of Mre, Lawrence. “ww. H. James, business manager of the Sacramento Bee, is here on a business trip. . J. H. Beresford of Santa Barbara ar_ . gelling tickets for $8, and still the batFederal military property ii then’ . Brigade district, the territo We acknowledge receipt of tickets . tle rages. ine trom ay ext for an entertainment and dance to 2 aaa 8 Bake eld to Ohigo, : given by the Degree of Honor on Wed. The Vice.of Nagging. ’ <n — : The petitions being circulated for . but a nagging woman often needs help. . haustion the use ofa little gi, 5 the high school movement have She may be so nervous and run-down . Whiskey will be found invaluahy read in health that trifles annoy her. If shel, stimulant; « ° ¥ Deen siweed by aa arch te melancholy, excitable, troubled with 260 families and it. is very probable. ),. of appetite, headache, sleeplessthat when the proposition ie submitted . ;ege, constipation: or “faintipg end]tothe voters it will pase by a large . dizzy spolls, she needs Electric Bitters, majority. — a cca, the most wonderful remedy for ge “Cobwebs put on a cut lately pen The Ladies’ Whist Club was enter. 7on.” Thousands of sud ontieg woman lockjaw. Millions knoy tained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Rogers at her home on Boulder ged . the beet thing to put on a ont ig len’s Arnica Salve, the tnfal street. A good time was had by those present and Miss Lizzie Keenan and Committees Hold Joint Meeting to Formulate a Plan. The Advertising Oomimittee of the Grass Valley Board of Trade, Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, and the Knights of Pythias held a meeting yeeterday at the office of the South Yuba Water Company. : ; The meeting was called to order by. W. F. Englebright who stated the obMONDAY April 7, 1902 CHS CHUOSH ODES KO Cee RET EOe awe e SUHSSA SSS TESTS SOE HOS OVEN 10y Geo. Wood was t eof paralysis Wednet one at the time aud .wé , hour later. At thi sig in & critical condit riot Attorney Frank F county, and District Webb of Plumas eau jtos thorough fumi valton famigating pla through that place q up on the train en . t and requested that sted befs leaving ¢! owing t> promnem F aetna” ————$———— The Reception. HE GRAND PUBLIC RECEPTION tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler at Armory Hall on Saturday night proved to be one of the greatest social events in the history of our city, and was a flattering ‘testimonial of the great esteem and popularity in which Regular Session, commencing April 7th. The Board of Supervisors met today in regular seesion and transacted the following business: . The quarterly reports of the Treasurer and Auditor were approved. . Quarterly report of Dr. BR, M. Hant was approved, and $3.657, allowed.” _— 0-2 Would Smash the Clap 4 female troubles, backeche and weak kidneys bave 0 if, and become healtby and happy. Try it. Only 500. W. D. Vintou healer of Wounds, Ulcers, guarantees it. Eraptions, Burne, Scaids ang Piley anything ‘The following bills were allowed on a th ; cures or no pay. Oni: mad to atopid § the genial and eaterprising mining superintendent and his {Jest of the meeting to be to take steps weiter coma and left this! the General Fund: worm Sewvgnereres eapeare® Call on Ha Sohasias bye "t. . drag store. eae S ; ae ie ied: : me exe j 4 to advertise the resources of the . morning for Sierra county. ~~ ‘Snell & Fleming, $1.40 . aoe anythin, bace ipa i , vhoas ¢ amiable wife are held by the citizens of this community. ©, Korbel and Wm. Danzell, two of Florent Hoffer hae been ‘granted-e ic county and te make an exhibit at San Francisco during the session of the Enights of Pythias Sapreme Lodge which convenes there next Auguet. Mr. Chas. E. Clinch was elected chairman; B. 8. Recter, vice-chair : man; W. F£. Englebright, secretary ; W: Dunlap, assistant secretary; and J. J. Jackson, Treasurer, The other. mem-~ bers of the committee present being, W. G. Lord, A. H. Tickell, BE. T. RB. Powell, Henry Lane, I. Haes, Dr. E. Jamieson, A. Burrows, 8. T, Jones, Roger Stenson and L. 8. Oalkine.Mr. Clinch in taking the chair called at:ention to the fact that now was the time for Nevada county, to take a move forward in the right direction, to have all parts of the county to act and pull together that we may have a prosperous county and that one of the necessary steps is to properly advertise our resources. Mr. L. 8, Calkins,Grand Chancellor of the K. ef P. of California, briefly stated the proposition of the intention of various counties to take edvantage of the fact, that over 70,000 people would visit San Francisco from all parts of the United States, during the coming session of the Supreme Lodge, to make an exhibit of the resources of their counties, and thought that Nevada county should take advantage of the same, ; On motion it was earried tbat the different committees present be organized as one committee and that the chair appoint an additional committeeman from each township. The chair appointed the following citizens who were added to the committee: Grass Valley, Geo. Starr; Nevada City, Geo. EB. Turner; Rough and Ready, H. OC. D.kemen; Bridgeport, J. 8. MoBride; Bloomfield, W. L. Mobley; Eareka, P, 8. Waldron; Washington; EZ. T. Worthley; Meadow Lake, 0. W. Long; Little York, J. 8S. Goodwin. On motion it was carried that the committee as a whole, wait on the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, April 8th, at‘2 p. m, and that they be requested to make an appropriation for advertising purposes to be expended as they ditect. Mr. James of the Sacramento Bee addressed the cammit‘ee regarding a special edition of the Bee to be pablished in May, and requested the committee to consider having spece in the same for Nevada county. On motion action in the matter was postponed until the next meeting. The following committee was appointed to circulate a petition to favor the action of the committee. W. H. Dunlap, B. 8. Recor, E. T. R. Powell, A. H. Tickell, I. Haas, E. Jamison, A. Burrows and 8. T. Jones. The meeting adjourned to meet at the South Yuba Water Compatiy’s office on Sunday, April 18th, at 8 p. m. APHORISMS. The man who procrastinates struggles with ruin. itzorget. ter bas been received save from South Al es that there are thre ob offered. quartz ledge has bee Indian Hill by Frank J.J. Jackson, $1.80. D. A. Daily, 25 cente. Geo. E. Tarner, $30.15. J. H. Rogers, $85.01. Miners Foundry, $83.75. Water Worke, $52. ° Legg & Shaw Uo., $47.93. Gas & Electric Co,, $219.65. Caroline Allen, $8. 8. Y. Water Oo., $33.75. F. L. Arbogast, $25. L. & M. Alexander, $8. p: F. Brayton, $2 75. . dohn Werry, $7.40. Morse & Klinker, $2.25. Aver Bros., $15. H. Dickerman, $12.40. A, Carlisle & Co., $5.50. J. W. O'Neill, $2. W. Reynolds, $49.25. . Geo. A. Gray, $2 25. B. A. Bost, $5. W. Winn, $50. Mark Shaver, $4. Frank Bost, $13. A. Tam, 60 cents. EB. Emery, $6. Mrs. P. Pureell, ¢6. Paul Sears, $2 50 G. V. Trausfer Oo.,; $250. W. P. Sigourney, $38: G, Walpro Bryant, $97.50. Jacob Lambert, $75.00. W. B. Dayies, $7.50, J.J, Jackson, $14 15. Truckee Blectric Co., $13.75. _ QO, A. Baker, $4 75.— : Geo Sehlampf, $4.50. Truckee Lumber Co., $117.19. J. F. Brown, $36. Francis Eirnnegan, $42. Dr. A. H.Tickell, $10. John T. Jones, $15. John Hocking, $15. license at San Francisco to wed Olera L. Dunnicliff. The lady is the daughter of John Dannioliff of thie city and was raised bere. The Legg & Shaw Oompany. have a new advertisement in this evening’s Transoripr. They have on hand a very large stock of garden hose of all sizés. Read the ad. and then go and geo the display in their siiow window.’ The directors of the Baseball Agsociation will hold a meeting at City Hall at 8 o’clock tonight. All who are ynterested in baseball are requested to . be present. mm . Maher & Oo. today advertise in the . TransoniPt a fine quality of fast black . hosiery for ladies and children which . they will sell at the low price of 15) cents per pair while the big sale lasts. Read the ad. for further pafticulars. . ° A marriege license was issued this afternoon to J. O. Fippin and Miss Laura Jenkins of Rough and Ready. They were married by Rev-Wm. Angwin. . ; i. me Alex. Gault has filed his petition for . City Trustee. He has proved to be a} good member .of the Board. Fred Eflerman will not:be a candidate for Olty Trustee, as it. will inter. flere too tiucl with hie business, . All worth more money. We are after more of your Hosi Good Performance." _, <. se sercains we wat i dl Come and see the bargaitis we will give you during The slack wire performer who is to . next three days. appear at Company O’s:atheletic exhi . 15 cents per pair bition at Armory Hall on the. 18th . ad owners of the Texas mine; arrived here Saturday from San Francisco. ’ Mre. T. Dabb and child of San Fratcieco arrived here Saturday evening ‘on a visit to Mr. and Mre: Ed. Arthur. ; Mrs. Frank May hes returned from a visit to San Francisco. Mies Lizzie Naffziger is down from North Bleomfield visiting relatives, Mies Florence Eddy hss returned from: San Francisco, where she hes been on a visit. os Miss Agnee O'Connell is down from Washington to attend the teachers’ inatitute. ' O. W. Howard and Charles Pringle are here from San Franciseo on.a business trip. The latter is a leading football player. Sidney Walker and family left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where they will meke their fatare home. x Mr, and Mrs, 0, L. Canfield returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mr, Can field is well pleased with his mipe at Blue Tent. = Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler left yesterday for San Francisco, where they will reside. H. Eddy of: San Francisco {ts here spending a few days. : J. Dillon ie dewn from Washingten, Alfred‘ Gileert is over from Sweetland. ; A. Kieffer arrived here last evening from Angels Camp on his way to’ San Juan. , : John Eddy of San Francisco on mining business. L. E, Bind of San Francisco is here on a business trip. Miss Flerence Leonard of San Francisco arrived here last evening to. take a position in Mise E.°Hoeft’s millinery Mise Smith of North San Juan came over last evening on her way to Grass Villey to attend the teachers’ institute. Mr.and Mrs. W. A. Gilbert of Sweetiand returned here last evening from their wedding trip toSan Francisco ahd left this morning for home. Supervieor Joha Fay came over from Trackee last evening to attend the meeting of the Board of Supervisors. President Geo. Levinsky of the Gold The big hall was crowded to its fullest capacity with the Can’t Keep. It Secret. most cosmopolitan gathering that ever assembled there, and people in humble walks of life vied with society people in showing their great appreciation of the popular couple and regret was freely expressed at their departure from our midst. No class of people, however, was more interested in the big reception than was the horny-handed miners of our community, and all of them that possibly could attend were there, It is evident that no mining superintendent in Nevada county was ever held in such high esteem by the miners of this section as is Mr. Zeitler. The assemblage-was called to order by Fred Searls, Esq., who presided as chairman and made some very appropriate opening remarks which were enthusiastically received. The following program was then rendered, all of the numbers being so liberally applauded that they were obliged to respond to an encore: Male quartette, Messrs. Crase, Prisk, Nicholas and Prisk of Grass Valley; vocal solo, Miss Elsie Arbogast; vocal duet, Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Prisk; vocal solo, Miss Lyda Mainhart; “Parting Song” by ladies’ trio, consisting of Mesdames H. C. Schroeder, F. L. Arbogast and Miss Elsie Arbogast. Rev. J. Sims then stepped forward and in eloquent language he told of the many commendable enterprises which Mr. Zeitler had engaged in during his long residence in Nevada City and of the great esteem in which the mining superintendeut and his talented wife had been held by our people. These complimentary remarks were indorsed by the entire audience who responded with great applause. Mr. and Mrs. Zeitler were seated in the south end. of the hall under a beautifully arranged canopy of flowers and bunting. Seated there they heard the complimentary words of Dr. Sims who made a pretty presentation speech on behalf of the miners of the Champion mine and presented them with a beautiful solid silver service of seven pieces. The service is valued at $240, and the entire amount was raised among the miners. Mr. Zeitler’responded to the call made on him for a speech and in a few well chosen words he expressed his sincere appreciation for great honor conferred upon them by the people of Nevada City. He thanked the miners for their token of esteem and stated that it was with regrets that he and his wife were to leave this city for the metropolis, but he hoped to spend much of his time here. At the conclusion of his remarks Mr. Zeitler was given three cheers by the audience, and this was followed by three more for his wife. Dancing was then engaged in until midnight, Wild’s orchestra furnishing the music. A large number of people were present from Grass Valley at the reception. It was a great affair. “COUNT Doinas, . eine The splendid work of Dr. King’s New . part ee fee ac Life Pills is daily coming to light. No} COMPANY, . 620 Marker Tara va such grand remedy for Liver and . Paluce Hotel. San Francisco, Bowel troubles was ever known beforé ; ‘Thousands bless them for curing Con‘gtipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice and indiges‘ion. Try them. 25c at Vinton’s drug store. MAHER & CO. For 3 Days =sss«dFOP'3 Da 15 CENTS A PAIR _ ——— <2 000000 <a> ——_ dren's Fast Black ty TNV St House Por Rent, d. phone. atgedl roth . Harris of Alameda . se the Julian property t nd will at once put se hot and cold : zhts, Enquire a ‘From Da Fitzpatrick of Dawsor newspaper man of tl srritory and Preside n Press “Olub, is ne He says the ment’s blanket cone claims in the Klonc the Treadwell Golc py iscausing great a n the northern cout the concession a gros individual prosper nd that it will preve in the population of t tzpatrick ig a son-. d Villon of this city. d Yeste oneral of the late Mr on took place from e yesterday after l attended. The pa L. Arbogast, Oharle 8, G. Hoskins, J, Oa siness Loe e insurance see T.B meat in bulk at-15. t Scadden’s, hoicest brands of w nD be found at W. J. Chambers. Try the ud is now selling h five cents a loaf at ry. Try itand you ' . C0, * Ladies’ and Chi at 15 Cents per pair. 15 cents per pi Respectfully, ~ MAHER & GO inery Creations That is what you can find in our Parlors. Neg City’s and Grass Valley’s smartest dressers { severest critics have not only admired our mill but sealed their approval and paid tribute te superiority by purchasing their. Easter hats of Special Sale this week of Sailors at 25 Cents. MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass 1s here inst., ‘is.one of the very best ever . seen.here, The other parts of the . program will also be up-to-date and . Wild’s orchestra will furnish the . music for dancing. ; Is sick and nervous headaches, Sher-. man’s Headache Cure gives instant re-. lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per. fectly harmless. Immediate relief, 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. . Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. . Dickerman, sole agent. ' Forecaster A. G. McAdié,. of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Cloudy unsettied weather with rain tonight and Tuesday. Mill A Woman With a Clear Complexion . And a bright eye keeps her bowels . active and her stomach in good order. Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health . ful condition. Get a 25c. packege and . » ~ Says He Was Portured. “{ suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H, Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Saive completely cured : them:” . Acts like magic on sprains, Tannel Mining Company arrived here brulikh “Muth: ectek, sonia: buroe, last evening. boils, aleers, Ferfect-healer of skin De, Bovard, editor of the Obristien . diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed . try it tonight. For sale by H. Dicker. Ad@vocate, retarned to San Franeisco. by W. D; Vinton for 250, 4: man, sole agent. tt . this morning. : ee ee ne a een Supervisor E. O. Griesel came down ; : from Washington today to attend the ‘meeting of the Board, of Supervisors. Ott Wour left this morning for San Francisco on a bysiness trip. Mrs. J. M. Sydney of San Francisco, who. bas been to North San Juan on & visit; returned here yesterday and left this morning for home. Frank Eonor is down from Moores Flat. 2 Supervisor A. J. Wood came over from North San Juan today to atiend the want a good, Goo! 8 very best in towr Wm. Harry. oyster cock-tails ¢ t Billy Britland’ 8,00 Broad street. st half and half can Oouncil Chambers, ind Pine Sts. Bote p d hot lunch will ght at William Hart rine and Spring sti d choice wines, lit ways on hand. ——--+-0¢ PDD ND POD Oe ewe ee BiS-Kit Preparation It is a scientific combination of winter wheat fou cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the H4 company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits Going 10 be Hol. Tbe following business was transThe coming State campaign promacted in the Superior Court this morning, Jadge F. T. Nilon presiding: George Griffin vs. George Vincent. Demurrer of defendant to petition for appointment of receiver, overruled. Defendant granted twenty days in which to answer, ; Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. Order correcting final account. J.G. Shebley vs. Joseph L. Beach, eta). Trial set for Tuesday; April 22d. Estate of Sarah Novitzky, déceased. Final account séttled. ‘ Estate of Thomas Oallinan, deceased. Final account and contest of claim to be submitted on briefs. Farther hearing of account continued uotil Monday, April 14th. Estate of Williim Eddy, deceased. Continued uniil April 8h at 10.0’clock, ~The Rainfall. Last night we had another terrific wind apd rain storm whicb lasted all pight. Overtwo inches of rain fell aud everything locse was blown in evey direction. Many trees were blown down, but no great amount of damage was done, but it was lightning on nervous people. ‘The rainfall for the month upto 9. o’clock this morning amounted to 2:27 inches and for the season, 50:88 incbes—over four feet. An old-fashioned toddy—eitber hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whiskey. A little sugar, a little water, then the pure stuff— “Jesse Moore” Whiskey. d . weat-line send your orders to ises to be a hot one. This State is full of men who think they are just the kind of a man the people want to put in office, and it is the wmultitade of candidates that is going to make things bam. There is not an-office in the whole list for which there fe less than a half dozen aspirants, and more coming out every day. With thie large pumber in the racetbus early in the campaign, there is no telling how many favoritesons who want to get the next to the pie counter, will bein the hands of their friends by the day the; State convention is held. The pile counter in the State offices is a good thing to get next too. The salaries are large, and the work small. Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences, Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is offen ruined in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them. Ifa woman will rick her bealth to get a Coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boeschee’s German Syrup. _ It. will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal tne affected longs and bronobial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system, It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds end all bronchial troubles. You. can get Dr. G. G. a reliable remedies at all drugste, Get Green’s Special Almanac. _— For the best of everything in the affziger Ap apt quotation is as.good as an original remark.—Jobnson. Progress is the activity of today and the assurance of tomorrow.—Emerson. To be vain of one’s rank or place is to show that one is below it.—Stanisiaus. The desire of appearing clever often prevents one becoming so.—Rochefoucauld, God is op the side of virtue, for-whoever dreads punishment suffers it, and whoever deserves it dreads it.—Colton. The mind that is much elevated and {insolent with prosperity and cast down by adversity Is generally abject and base. Human nature is so constituted that all see and judge better in the affaira of other men than in their own.—Ter ence. Despite all refinement, the light and habitual taking of God’s name in vain betrays @ coarse and brutal will.— Chapin. A Large Covey. Two old hunters were swapping yarns and had got to quail. “Why,” said one, “Il remember a year when quail were so thick that you could get eight or ten at a shot with a rifle.” rt meeting of the Board of Supervisors. G. L. Price of Sacramento arrived here this morning. 8. W. Traser and M. here from San Francisco. Hoffmen are ae A Story of Lincoln. Dering Mr. Lincoln’s practice. of his profession of the law, long before he was thought of for president, he was attending the circuit gourt, which met at Bloomington, Ills. The prosecuting ‘attorney, a lawyer by the name of Lamon, was a man of great physical strength, and took particular pleasure fm athletic sports, and was so fond of wrestling that his power and experience fendered him a formidable and generally successful opponent, One pléasant day in the fal]l.Lamen was wrestling near the courthouse with some ove who had challenged him to a trial, and in the scuffle made a large rent in the rear of his unmentionables. Before he had time to make any thange he was called into court to take ap acase. The evidence was finished, . and Lamon got up to address the jury, 'and, having on a somewhat short coat, his misfortune was rather apparent, One of the lawyers, for a joke, started a subscription paper, which was The other one sighed. “What's the matter?” said the first. “] was thinking of my quail bunts. . had a fine black horse that I rode everywhere, and one day out hunting quail I saw a big covey on a low branch of a tree. I threw the bridle tein over the eud of the limb and took a shot. “Several birds fell and the rest flew away. os “Well, sir, there were so many quail on that limb that when they flew off it sprang back into place and hanged my borse!”—Los Angeles Times. passed from ove member of the bar to another as they sat by a long table fronting the bench, to buy. a pair of trousers for Lamon, “he being,” the paper said, “a poor but worthy young man.” Several put down their names with some ludicrous subscription, and finally the paper was laid by some one-. in front of Mr. Lincoln on a plea that he wag engaged jn writing at the time, He quietly glanced over the paper and ‘ {mmediately tuck up his pen and wrote after his name, “I can contribyte nothing to the end tn ylew,” from 7% cents per ‘foot Cotton Hose;: a Z Nevada Cc The ola way, Lap Tube GARDEN Warm weather will soon be with us and you will need some hose. -See our wittdow display and you will find hose upwards. The Old Reliable Sunset Hose, The New Sunset Proof Hose, Seven Ply Owl Hose, >, LEGG & SHAW , SCOMPANY,. . HOSE SPS ity, Cal. arent . Bowen Hose, Seamless Tube Electro-Dental Parlors delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. 4 C. E, Mulloy, Groce OWawtwetet eh — P > w/a u PHONE WEST 14. Handsome Clocks : We have just received a beautifal stock of Clocks of kinds, large and small, They are all guaranteth) None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. —¥444—— 4 Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Specialty: A. & H. W. Hartut Watcohmakers . BROAD STREET, NEVADA . ot be DR. E. emir : OFrPEN April 2oth. All work. prices charged by other PLATES, full Uoper or Lower . G6LD ckowNs’ BRIDGE WORK, GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLINGS WEA MIs 5505 oko ree es Phone Main 633. Masonic Building, Pin (Re Teeth Extracted Painlessly Free of Charge wintil. pent at one-half entists, OUR PRICES the regular R. E. SMITH, D. @ Street, Nevada City. U D. D. S. 4 1) ee ~ All the leadi0g » Makes. Roget * ‘Wallace & Son®, “peveral others Silverware and Tableware. (==5/ We have a Splendid Stock. and have frested and Set Ps H. Hanaford says 1 wman: Ifthe firat treated, the first st b of consumption ar eloped, the breath fear consumption. or the throat and It eatment for the fi Temedy has eaved sumption. Large . For sale by H. _ [ins otaemeneee heSaps Your \ bks the brain, ’e Headache oon 0 Swallow a pill, at fone. They ours & box. For s m. Sole agent, eC * Oe o— new cigar, Thoma: stor Bros, ee Mess Cannot Be Cc Spplications, as. diseased portion only one way to : el is by co! afness: Condition of ton Eustachian Ty gets inflamed Sound or impe: a it is entirely He result, and up nan be taken ¢ to its norma Hl be of ten are caused tog but an in bo aucous surfs H give One H

Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, —_—_—_—_————lllee_l_C eee Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TO ADVERTISE Theres News Hens “SUDVINS ase « HEVADA COUNTY Major P. F. Simonds oar stopped over in Sacramento t,,. hours yesterday on his way top; fleld, where he goes by detail op . There is. a war of rates on between the Sarita Fe company and the Pacific Coast Steamship Oo. for the passenger business between Los Angeles and San The railroad company has cut L. E. Calanaw is ‘over from North San Juan. ? G. W. Ceek is here from San Francisco. Told in a Brief Way TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION il + Year oe se i sting H, Smith of Los Angeles is here on eughe wat. for Bus Readers. . Diego. nh cos nd the [eral headquarters to EE = ~. Business Transacted at = ‘eth on, tot eat etiomecenemmm NEWS Hl J. Bamberger; the cigar man of Sa Francisco, is in town. Mrs. Chas. Kahl left yesterday for 4 visit to San Francisco. Miss Minnie Kahi left yesterday for Ban Francisco on a visit to friends. T. B.Gray left yesterday for San Francisco on insurance business. Mrs. Joseph Fetz returned to San Francisco yesterday. © Miss BE. Hoeft returned last evening from San Francisco. Geo. Hobart 1s a very sick map, al the home of Mre, Lawrence. “ww. H. James, business manager of the Sacramento Bee, is here on a business trip. . J. H. Beresford of Santa Barbara ar_ . gelling tickets for $8, and still the batFederal military property ii then’ . Brigade district, the territo We acknowledge receipt of tickets . tle rages. ine trom ay ext for an entertainment and dance to 2 aaa 8 Bake eld to Ohigo, : given by the Degree of Honor on Wed. The Vice.of Nagging. ’ <n — : The petitions being circulated for . but a nagging woman often needs help. . haustion the use ofa little gi, 5 the high school movement have She may be so nervous and run-down . Whiskey will be found invaluahy read in health that trifles annoy her. If shel, stimulant; « ° ¥ Deen siweed by aa arch te melancholy, excitable, troubled with 260 families and it. is very probable. ),. of appetite, headache, sleeplessthat when the proposition ie submitted . ;ege, constipation: or “faintipg end]tothe voters it will pase by a large . dizzy spolls, she needs Electric Bitters, majority. — a cca, the most wonderful remedy for ge “Cobwebs put on a cut lately pen The Ladies’ Whist Club was enter. 7on.” Thousands of sud ontieg woman lockjaw. Millions knoy tained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Rogers at her home on Boulder ged . the beet thing to put on a ont ig len’s Arnica Salve, the tnfal street. A good time was had by those present and Miss Lizzie Keenan and Committees Hold Joint Meeting to Formulate a Plan. The Advertising Oomimittee of the Grass Valley Board of Trade, Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, and the Knights of Pythias held a meeting yeeterday at the office of the South Yuba Water Company. : ; The meeting was called to order by. W. F. Englebright who stated the obMONDAY April 7, 1902 CHS CHUOSH ODES KO Cee RET EOe awe e SUHSSA SSS TESTS SOE HOS OVEN 10y Geo. Wood was t eof paralysis Wednet one at the time aud .wé , hour later. At thi sig in & critical condit riot Attorney Frank F county, and District Webb of Plumas eau jtos thorough fumi valton famigating pla through that place q up on the train en . t and requested that sted befs leaving ¢! owing t> promnem F aetna” ————$———— The Reception. HE GRAND PUBLIC RECEPTION tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler at Armory Hall on Saturday night proved to be one of the greatest social events in the history of our city, and was a flattering ‘testimonial of the great esteem and popularity in which Regular Session, commencing April 7th. The Board of Supervisors met today in regular seesion and transacted the following business: . The quarterly reports of the Treasurer and Auditor were approved. . Quarterly report of Dr. BR, M. Hant was approved, and $3.657, allowed.” _— 0-2 Would Smash the Clap 4 female troubles, backeche and weak kidneys bave 0 if, and become healtby and happy. Try it. Only 500. W. D. Vintou healer of Wounds, Ulcers, guarantees it. Eraptions, Burne, Scaids ang Piley anything ‘The following bills were allowed on a th ; cures or no pay. Oni: mad to atopid § the genial and eaterprising mining superintendent and his {Jest of the meeting to be to take steps weiter coma and left this! the General Fund: worm Sewvgnereres eapeare® Call on Ha Sohasias bye "t. . drag store. eae S ; ae ie ied: : me exe j 4 to advertise the resources of the . morning for Sierra county. ~~ ‘Snell & Fleming, $1.40 . aoe anythin, bace ipa i , vhoas ¢ amiable wife are held by the citizens of this community. ©, Korbel and Wm. Danzell, two of Florent Hoffer hae been ‘granted-e ic county and te make an exhibit at San Francisco during the session of the Enights of Pythias Sapreme Lodge which convenes there next Auguet. Mr. Chas. E. Clinch was elected chairman; B. 8. Recter, vice-chair : man; W. F£. Englebright, secretary ; W: Dunlap, assistant secretary; and J. J. Jackson, Treasurer, The other. mem-~ bers of the committee present being, W. G. Lord, A. H. Tickell, BE. T. RB. Powell, Henry Lane, I. Haes, Dr. E. Jamieson, A. Burrows, 8. T, Jones, Roger Stenson and L. 8. Oalkine.Mr. Clinch in taking the chair called at:ention to the fact that now was the time for Nevada county, to take a move forward in the right direction, to have all parts of the county to act and pull together that we may have a prosperous county and that one of the necessary steps is to properly advertise our resources. Mr. L. 8, Calkins,Grand Chancellor of the K. ef P. of California, briefly stated the proposition of the intention of various counties to take edvantage of the fact, that over 70,000 people would visit San Francisco from all parts of the United States, during the coming session of the Supreme Lodge, to make an exhibit of the resources of their counties, and thought that Nevada county should take advantage of the same, ; On motion it was earried tbat the different committees present be organized as one committee and that the chair appoint an additional committeeman from each township. The chair appointed the following citizens who were added to the committee: Grass Valley, Geo. Starr; Nevada City, Geo. EB. Turner; Rough and Ready, H. OC. D.kemen; Bridgeport, J. 8. MoBride; Bloomfield, W. L. Mobley; Eareka, P, 8. Waldron; Washington; EZ. T. Worthley; Meadow Lake, 0. W. Long; Little York, J. 8S. Goodwin. On motion it was carried that the committee as a whole, wait on the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, April 8th, at‘2 p. m, and that they be requested to make an appropriation for advertising purposes to be expended as they ditect. Mr. James of the Sacramento Bee addressed the cammit‘ee regarding a special edition of the Bee to be pablished in May, and requested the committee to consider having spece in the same for Nevada county. On motion action in the matter was postponed until the next meeting. The following committee was appointed to circulate a petition to favor the action of the committee. W. H. Dunlap, B. 8. Recor, E. T. R. Powell, A. H. Tickell, I. Haas, E. Jamison, A. Burrows and 8. T. Jones. The meeting adjourned to meet at the South Yuba Water Compatiy’s office on Sunday, April 18th, at 8 p. m. APHORISMS. The man who procrastinates struggles with ruin. itzorget. ter bas been received save from South Al es that there are thre ob offered. quartz ledge has bee Indian Hill by Frank J.J. Jackson, $1.80. D. A. Daily, 25 cente. Geo. E. Tarner, $30.15. J. H. Rogers, $85.01. Miners Foundry, $83.75. Water Worke, $52. ° Legg & Shaw Uo., $47.93. Gas & Electric Co,, $219.65. Caroline Allen, $8. 8. Y. Water Oo., $33.75. F. L. Arbogast, $25. L. & M. Alexander, $8. p: F. Brayton, $2 75. . dohn Werry, $7.40. Morse & Klinker, $2.25. Aver Bros., $15. H. Dickerman, $12.40. A, Carlisle & Co., $5.50. J. W. O'Neill, $2. W. Reynolds, $49.25. . Geo. A. Gray, $2 25. B. A. Bost, $5. W. Winn, $50. Mark Shaver, $4. Frank Bost, $13. A. Tam, 60 cents. EB. Emery, $6. Mrs. P. Pureell, ¢6. Paul Sears, $2 50 G. V. Trausfer Oo.,; $250. W. P. Sigourney, $38: G, Walpro Bryant, $97.50. Jacob Lambert, $75.00. W. B. Dayies, $7.50, J.J, Jackson, $14 15. Truckee Blectric Co., $13.75. _ QO, A. Baker, $4 75.— : Geo Sehlampf, $4.50. Truckee Lumber Co., $117.19. J. F. Brown, $36. Francis Eirnnegan, $42.. Dr. A. H.Tickell, $10. John T. Jones, $15. John Hocking, $15. license at San Francisco to wed Olera L. Dunnicliff. The lady is the daughter of John Dannioliff of thie city and was raised bere. The Legg & Shaw Oompany. have a new advertisement in this evening’s Transoripr. They have on hand a very large stock of garden hose of all sizés. Read the ad. and then go and geo the display in their siiow window.’ The directors of the Baseball Agsociation will hold a meeting at City Hall at 8 o’clock tonight. All who are ynterested in baseball are requested to . be present. mm . Maher & Oo. today advertise in the . TransoniPt a fine quality of fast black . hosiery for ladies and children which . they will sell at the low price of 15) cents per pair while the big sale lasts. Read the ad. for further pafticulars. . ° A marriege license was issued this afternoon to J. O. Fippin and Miss Laura Jenkins of Rough and Ready. They were married by Rev-Wm. Angwin. . ; i. me Alex. Gault has filed his petition for . City Trustee. He has proved to be a} good member .of the Board. Fred Eflerman will not:be a candidate for Olty Trustee, as it. will inter. flere too tiucl with hie business, . All worth more money. We are after more of your Hosi Good Performance." _, <. se sercains we wat i dl Come and see the bargaitis we will give you during The slack wire performer who is to . next three days. appear at Company O’s:atheletic exhi . 15 cents per pair bition at Armory Hall on the. 18th . ad owners of the Texas mine; arrived here Saturday from San Francisco. ’ Mre. T. Dabb and child of San Fratcieco arrived here Saturday evening ‘on a visit to Mr. and Mre: Ed. Arthur. ; Mrs. Frank May hes returned from a visit to San Francisco. Mies Lizzie Naffziger is down from North Bleomfield visiting relatives, Mies Florence Eddy hss returned from: San Francisco, where she hes been on a visit. os Miss Agnee O'Connell is down from Washington to attend the teachers’ inatitute. ' O. W. Howard and Charles Pringle are here from San Franciseo on.a business trip. The latter is a leading football player. Sidney Walker and family left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where they will meke their fatare home. x Mr, and Mrs, 0, L. Canfield returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mr, Can field is well pleased with his mipe at Blue Tent. = Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler left yesterday for San Francisco, where they will reside. H. Eddy of: San Francisco {ts here spending a few days. : J. Dillon ie dewn from Washingten, Alfred‘ Gileert is over from Sweetland. ; A. Kieffer arrived here last evening from Angels Camp on his way to’ San Juan. , : John Eddy of San Francisco on mining business. L. E, Bind of San Francisco is here on a business trip. Miss Flerence Leonard of San Francisco arrived here last evening to. take a position in Mise E.°Hoeft’s millinery Mise Smith of North San Juan came over last evening on her way to Grass Villey to attend the teachers’ institute. Mr.and Mrs. W. A. Gilbert of Sweetiand returned here last evening from their wedding trip toSan Francisco ahd left this morning for home. Supervieor Joha Fay came over from Trackee last evening to attend the meeting of the Board of Supervisors. President Geo. Levinsky of the Gold The big hall was crowded to its fullest capacity with the Can’t Keep. It Secret. most cosmopolitan gathering that ever assembled there, and people in humble walks of life vied with society people in showing their great appreciation of the popular couple and regret was freely expressed at their departure from our midst. No class of people, however, was more interested in the big reception than was the horny-handed miners of our community, and all of them that possibly could attend were there, It is evident that no mining superintendent in Nevada county was ever held in such high esteem by the miners of this section as is Mr. Zeitler. The assemblage-was called to order by Fred Searls, Esq., who presided as chairman and made some very appropriate opening remarks which were enthusiastically received. The following program was then rendered, all of the numbers being so liberally applauded that they were obliged to respond to an encore: Male quartette, Messrs. Crase, Prisk, Nicholas and Prisk of Grass Valley; vocal solo, Miss Elsie Arbogast; vocal duet, Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Prisk; vocal solo, Miss Lyda Mainhart; “Parting Song” by ladies’ trio, consisting of Mesdames H. C. Schroeder, F. L. Arbogast and Miss Elsie Arbogast. Rev. J. Sims then stepped forward and in eloquent language he told of the many commendable enterprises which Mr. Zeitler had engaged in during his long residence in Nevada City and of the great esteem in which the mining superintendeut and his talented wife had been held by our people. These complimentary remarks were indorsed by the entire audience who responded with great applause. Mr. and Mrs. Zeitler were seated in the south end. of the hall under a beautifully arranged canopy of flowers and bunting. Seated there they heard the complimentary words of Dr. Sims who made a pretty presentation speech on behalf of the miners of the Champion mine and presented them with a beautiful solid silver service of seven pieces. The service is valued at $240, and the entire amount was raised among the miners. Mr. Zeitler’responded to the call made on him for a speech and in a few well chosen words he expressed his sincere appreciation for great honor conferred upon them by the people of Nevada City. He thanked the miners for their token of esteem and stated that it was with regrets that he and his wife were to leave this city for the metropolis, but he hoped to spend much of his time here. At the conclusion of his remarks Mr. Zeitler was given three cheers by the audience, and this was followed by three more for his wife. Dancing was then engaged in until midnight, Wild’s orchestra furnishing the music. A large number of people were present from Grass Valley at the reception. It was a great affair. “COUNT Doinas, . eine The splendid work of Dr. King’s New . part ee fee ac Life Pills is daily coming to light. No} COMPANY, . 620 Marker Tara va such grand remedy for Liver and . Paluce Hotel. San Francisco, Bowel troubles was ever known beforé ; ‘Thousands bless them for curing Con‘gtipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice and indiges‘ion. Try them. 25c at Vinton’s drug store. MAHER & CO. For 3 Days =sss«dFOP'3 Da 15 CENTS A PAIR _ ——— <2 000000 <a> ——_ dren's Fast Black ty TNV St House Por Rent, d. phone. atgedl roth . Harris of Alameda . se the Julian property t nd will at once put se hot and cold : zhts, Enquire a ‘From Da Fitzpatrick of Dawsor newspaper man of tl srritory and Preside n Press “Olub, is ne He says the ment’s blanket cone claims in the Klonc the Treadwell Golc py iscausing great a n the northern cout the concession a gros individual prosper nd that it will preve

in the population of t tzpatrick ig a son-. d Villon of this city. d Yeste oneral of the late Mr on took place from e yesterday after l attended. The pa L. Arbogast, Oharle 8, G. Hoskins, J, Oa siness Loe e insurance see T.B meat in bulk at-15. t Scadden’s, hoicest brands of w nD be found at W. J.. Chambers. Try the ud is now selling h five cents a loaf at ry. Try itand you ' . C0, * Ladies’ and Chi at 15 Cents per pair. 15 cents per pi Respectfully, ~ MAHER & GO inery Creations That is what you can find in our Parlors. Neg City’s and Grass Valley’s smartest dressers { severest critics have not only admired our mill but sealed their approval and paid tribute te superiority by purchasing their. Easter hats of Special Sale this week of Sailors at 25 Cents. MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass 1s here inst., ‘is.one of the very best ever . seen.here, The other parts of the . program will also be up-to-date and . Wild’s orchestra will furnish the . music for dancing. ; Is sick and nervous headaches, Sher-. man’s Headache Cure gives instant re-. lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per. fectly harmless. Immediate relief, 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. . Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. . Dickerman, sole agent. ' Forecaster A. G. McAdié,. of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Cloudy unsettied weather with rain tonight and Tuesday. Mill A Woman With a Clear Complexion . And a bright eye keeps her bowels . active and her stomach in good order. Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health . ful condition. Get a 25c. packege and . » ~ Says He Was Portured. “{ suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H, Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Saive completely cured : them:” . Acts like magic on sprains, Tannel Mining Company arrived here brulikh “Muth: ectek, sonia: buroe, last evening. boils, aleers, Ferfect-healer of skin De, Bovard, editor of the Obristien . diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed . try it tonight. For sale by H. Dicker. Ad@vocate, retarned to San Franeisco. by W. D; Vinton for 250, 4: man, sole agent. tt . this morning. : ee ee ne a een Supervisor E. O. Griesel came down ; : from Washington today to attend the ‘meeting of the Board, of Supervisors. Ott Wour left this morning for San Francisco on a bysiness trip. Mrs. J. M. Sydney of San Francisco, who. bas been to North San Juan on & visit; returned here yesterday and left this morning for home. Frank Eonor is down from Moores Flat. 2 Supervisor A. J. Wood came over from North San Juan today to atiend the want a good, Goo! 8 very best in towr Wm. Harry. oyster cock-tails ¢ t Billy Britland’ 8,00 Broad street. st half and half can Oouncil Chambers, ind Pine Sts. Bote p d hot lunch will ght at William Hart rine and Spring sti d choice wines, lit ways on hand. ——--+-0¢ PDD ND POD Oe ewe ee BiS-Kit Preparation It is a scientific combination of winter wheat fou cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by the H4 company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits Going 10 be Hol. Tbe following business was transThe coming State campaign promacted in the Superior Court this morning, Jadge F. T. Nilon presiding: George Griffin vs. George Vincent. Demurrer of defendant to petition for appointment of receiver, overruled. Defendant granted twenty days in which to answer, ; Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. Order correcting final account. J.G. Shebley vs. Joseph L. Beach, eta). Trial set for Tuesday; April 22d. Estate of Sarah Novitzky, déceased. Final account séttled. ‘ Estate of Thomas Oallinan, deceased. Final account and contest of claim to be submitted on briefs. Farther hearing of account continued uotil Monday, April 14th. Estate of Williim Eddy, deceased. Continued uniil April 8h at 10.0’clock, ~The Rainfall. Last night we had another terrific wind apd rain storm whicb lasted all pight. Overtwo inches of rain fell aud everything locse was blown in evey direction. Many trees were blown down, but no great amount of damage was done, but it was lightning on nervous people. ‘The rainfall for the month upto 9. o’clock this morning amounted to 2:27 inches and for the season, 50:88 incbes—over four feet. An old-fashioned toddy—eitber hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whiskey. A little sugar, a little water, then the pure stuff— “Jesse Moore” Whiskey. d . weat-line send your orders to ises to be a hot one. This State is full of men who think they are just the kind of a man the people want to put in office, and it is the wmultitade of candidates that is going to make things bam. There is not an-office in the whole list for which there fe less than a half dozen aspirants, and more coming out every day. With thie large pumber in the racetbus early in the campaign, there is no telling how many favoritesons who want to get the next to the pie counter, will bein the hands of their friends by the day the; State convention is held. The pile counter in the State offices is a good thing to get next too. The salaries are large, and the work small. Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences, Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is offen ruined in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them. Ifa woman will rick her bealth to get a Coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boeschee’s German Syrup. _ It. will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal tne affected longs and bronobial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system, It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds end all bronchial troubles. You. can get Dr. G. G. a reliable remedies at all drugste, Get Green’s Special Almanac. _— For the best of everything in the affziger Ap apt quotation is as.good as an original remark.—Jobnson. Progress is the activity of today and the assurance of tomorrow.—Emerson. To be vain of one’s rank or place is to show that one is below it.—Stanisiaus. The desire of appearing clever often prevents one becoming so.—Rochefoucauld, God is op the side of virtue, for-whoever dreads punishment suffers it, and whoever deserves it dreads it.—Colton. The mind that is much elevated and {insolent with prosperity and cast down by adversity Is generally abject and base. Human nature is so constituted that all see and judge better in the affaira of other men than in their own.—Ter ence. Despite all refinement, the light and habitual taking of God’s name in vain betrays @ coarse and brutal will.— Chapin. A Large Covey. Two old hunters were swapping yarns and had got to quail. “Why,” said one, “Il remember a year when quail were so thick that you could get eight or ten at a shot with a rifle.” rt meeting of the Board of Supervisors. G. L. Price of Sacramento arrived here this morning. 8. W. Traser and M. here from San Francisco. Hoffmen are ae A Story of Lincoln. Dering Mr. Lincoln’s practice. of his profession of the law, long before he was thought of for president, he was attending the circuit gourt, which met at Bloomington, Ills. The prosecuting ‘attorney, a lawyer by the name of Lamon, was a man of great physical strength, and took particular pleasure fm athletic sports, and was so fond of wrestling that his power and experience fendered him a formidable and generally successful opponent, One pléasant day in the fal]l.Lamen was wrestling near the courthouse with some ove who had challenged him to a trial, and in the scuffle made a large rent in the rear of his unmentionables. Before he had time to make any thange he was called into court to take ap acase. The evidence was finished, . and Lamon got up to address the jury, 'and, having on a somewhat short coat, his misfortune was rather apparent, One of the lawyers, for a joke, started a subscription paper, which was The other one sighed. “What's the matter?” said the first. “] was thinking of my quail bunts. . had a fine black horse that I rode everywhere, and one day out hunting quail I saw a big covey on a low branch of a tree. I threw the bridle tein over the eud of the limb and took a shot. “Several birds fell and the rest flew away. os “Well, sir, there were so many quail on that limb that when they flew off it sprang back into place and hanged my borse!”—Los Angeles Times. passed from ove member of the bar to another as they sat by a long table fronting the bench, to buy. a pair of trousers for Lamon, “he being,” the paper said, “a poor but worthy young man.” Several put down their names with some ludicrous subscription, and finally the paper was laid by some one-. in front of Mr. Lincoln on a plea that he wag engaged jn writing at the time, He quietly glanced over the paper and ‘ {mmediately tuck up his pen and wrote after his name, “I can contribyte nothing to the end tn ylew,” from 7% cents per ‘foot Cotton Hose;: a Z Nevada Cc The ola way, Lap Tube GARDEN Warm weather will soon be with us and you will need some hose. -See our wittdow display and you will find hose upwards. The Old Reliable Sunset Hose, The New Sunset Proof Hose, Seven Ply Owl Hose, >, LEGG & SHAW , SCOMPANY,. . HOSE SPS ity, Cal. arent . Bowen Hose, Seamless Tube Electro-Dental Parlors delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. 4 C. E, Mulloy, Groce OWawtwetet eh — P > w/a u PHONE WEST 14. Handsome Clocks : We have just received a beautifal stock of Clocks of kinds, large and small, They are all guaranteth) None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. —¥444—— 4 Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Specialty: A. & H. W. Hartut Watcohmakers . BROAD STREET, NEVADA . ot be DR. E. emir : OFrPEN April 2oth. All work. prices charged by other PLATES, full Uoper or Lower . G6LD ckowNs’ BRIDGE WORK, GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLINGS WEA MIs 5505 oko ree es Phone Main 633. Masonic Building, Pin (Re Teeth Extracted Painlessly Free of Charge wintil. pent at one-half entists, OUR PRICES the regular R. E. SMITH, D. @ Street, Nevada City. U D. D. S. 4 1) ee ~ All the leadi0g » Makes. Roget * ‘Wallace & Son®, “peveral others Silverware and Tableware.. (==5/ We have a Splendid Stock. and have frested and Set Ps H. Hanaford says 1 wman: Ifthe firat treated, the first st b of consumption ar eloped, the breath fear consumption. or the throat and It eatment for the fi Temedy has eaved sumption. Large . For sale by H. _ [ins otaemeneee heSaps Your \ bks the brain, ’e Headache oon 0 Swallow a pill, at fone. They ours & box. For s m. Sole agent, eC * Oe o— new cigar, Thoma: stor Bros, ee Mess Cannot Be Cc Spplications, as. diseased portion only one way to : el is by co! afness: Condition of ton Eustachian Ty gets inflamed Sound or impe: a it is entirely He result, and up nan be taken ¢ to its norma Hl be of ten are caused tog but an in bo aucous surfs H give One H