August 15, 1901 (4 pages)

North ie : iy uth b, poem re: 8nd the eon yl » March 2 “i 131, in the Res biming adve; rast Piacer y rel As hereinbaae to tile their nal ister of the Sacramento, jy airing the sixty dp ©reol) or they yj iH MO provisions of f BRASER, Regiite preditors, ip, SOURT, liforni: ia. county he estaie of Lote to the creditor, g claims againat @ ad tO present fter the date. of «ld lerk of the Cou ornia, at his o; te of C alifuruia, 4 F. L. ARBOGAg Jourt of he Conn Julbigi Creditors, ¥ THE Estap deceased, art of the Couy ria, h "% mi to the eredi: E claims susinae b a, to present th fter the dare of 4 derk of the cous ‘ornia, at his off Bae AKBOGAST, Court ot the s neys for Adininistey for ia. LIONS. 2 COURT OF State of Caliicrnigd « Plaintiit, R, Defendant, he Superivr Court , State of Califor din the otuee of tf Nevada. “tb. Po ate of Cal fornia Steyner, Vefeudant; reoted to appear @ in qn action tntif inst you in the Sup ty of Nevada, Sta days after the ser 10n8—ii served witl ithirty days if serv y notified that un er as above requi apply to the Courtii n the complaint, md aud tie seal of d e County of Ney a8 12th day of Julpd . ARBOGAST, Clerk, tice. Jourt in and for tH ate of Califurnia, *laintitf, vs. Ernest 4 yen that the above ght to obtain a deen of matrimony exis defendant, and gi dy of the four mi tiff and vefendant, . he cause of actions t is that plaintiff ied in the y of August, 1888; en, for more thand mt of the Sate of Ua nd has been for may ist a resident of Ne are uow living aa bge, four children 4th day of June, er, Stace of Culifo leserted the plaitt has, ever since o wilfully rt from plaintiff, wi Fe Or reason and ag ithout her consent ,7 BE. B. POWBRG Attorney for Puig Le VANTEDM received by tit ation of Nevad ednesday, Atg Yclock p. mf ar-foot Oak Wo d and of go be delivered shoolhouse, cal elivery of sal ymeuce not late , and to be cof r than Oct. I sserves the righ r all bids. MULLOY, Choi pec’ y. 8, 1901. ETABLE STH es and Fruits a DER AT ANY tf r Transfer 4 ND HAULING to the tr “y dsp parties oUF ‘moving. mE j Vegetal NY state of GH desert , ” Grand Of Nevada GLENBROOK PARK Tuesday, Sept. 10th, 1901 Given by Glenbrook Park Association’ and Hydraulic Parlor ‘ofNative Sons. . oa REUNION = Countyans Fulk: Parecgians ina Few Days. (@Sealed proposals w vo cigar store, up to September FRIDAYEVENING, On their Open-air Platform be received by A, B. Wolf, at Bd W. Sctimidt-s at 12 o’clock, as follows: For bar; ice cream stand; fruit stand; toes eounter and other privileges, tRAND MASK BALL To be given by the New.Union Dancing Club _on— AUGUST 23d, 1901, Floor Co Nevada City—W. H. Martin, W. H. Dunlap, J. F. Golley, Pred B. Brown, Louis Schwartz, 8. Lee Leiter, enry Lade, J. V. Snyder, P. G. Sign bboy! J. Callahan, Henry Hosken. se COMERS Ww, Delbeidee. m mittee: Grass Valley — 8. J. Magor, Wm, Mitchell, Thos. Carroll, W.: Williama, A. J. ‘Hosking, Dave Binkerman, Dan. eh ¥ The following:prizes.will be awarded : best sustained. gentleman -character —gold nugget pin from W. H. Danlap. Best original gentleman character— silver shaving mug from: ©. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—g3 hat from 1. Hyman & Co. Best gentleman dancer—$3. pair of shoes from Miller’s store. . Best sustained lady character —$10 p*rlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. Most original lady eharacter—silver mut dish from ©. J. Brand. Best dressed lady—fancy dress. pattern from Maher & Oo., valued. at, $8.50, Best lady dancer—box of perfume from W. D.:Vinton.Best dressed group—banquet at the National Hotel, Best original group—banquet at the New Union Hotel, Best group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. Best Topsy—pair of. kid yloves from Snell & Fleming. Best comedian—box. of Woodpecker cigats from Wm. Giffin: Best clog dancer—box of cigars from Jotin Hopkins. Second béest-clog— sack of flour from P.G. Seadden. Best dakewalkers—cake from Howard Loveland and a bottle of champagne from Rice & Beckley. of Commercial Blend tea from Union and Herald. ~ Oldest gentleman .character—five pounds of fresh roasted coffee from Taylor’s Tea Store Best boy charecter--§2 book from W. Dickerman. Best girl character—box of French candy from C. Tegler. Best group of children—one gallon of inimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. Best group of dancers—caee of soda tom Daniel & Powell. Begt clown—one year’s subscription to the TRANSORIPT. ‘DELICACIES : For Spring Lunches Chicken Cottage Loaf. ltl _Itish Sew: Potted Tongue _* Boiled Ham ready to slice to slice Loaf Beef Loaf Veal Loaf £. G. SCA DDEN Oldest lady character—five pounds; +o eres b> gem, scr a bargain. A: A a be 2 >) » AB. WOLF, ee eae") ek wo Houses, both close to ‘town, are offered for sale at ticulars, enquire at. . HMIDT’S CIGAR STORE — oR—Dor Sale . For full parce been ‘CID. Geo. E. Tu rer has just» received a stook of AUTOMATIC IGE CREAM EIS “ 2S Cae No turning, no dirt and no work, e Ornamental a8 well aé usefal. Plumbing —at No home is complete without m ' ing is a necessity and a luxury. ‘Paints —w A word to the People. GEO. E. ‘ory a prophecy dating from the sevyen. Henry the Eighth pulled down monks and. their odern conveniences. Sanitary PlambA necessity because it insures health. A luxury because it insures comfort. . Ia: paintin ractice economy by purchasin the Paint that best with-stand the cietien ta inf € painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN P. ou make no mistake in F PAINT.” , TUE NEE Sole Agent for Nevada County. Mining and 4 Yards at. De "shakes & a Y Paints MLE D. TIARSH. Lumber Merchants . <1 Office—Head o! of Boulder sare pot. SOP pu $ 1009 and Oils as None You CELERY TEA? — For Sale at — DICKERMAN’S Try TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips: }Limberger Cheese ‘. Swiss Cheese Pickles Ripe Olives Cream Cheese Cream Cheese Abalone JELL-O ~10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts 6 for 25 cts 20c a can ——_AT— ee 1901 ot %_—September : of Running, Trotting and Paci Bre apy Swine and Sheep-—the pick Farm Animals, Cattle— Band ‘Art Display, Meeting as peg nS W. J cc RRRASeATE ‘ = STATE FAIR . SACRAMENTO, : AT & CALIFORNIA, 2a to 14th-—»% GREATEST RACE MEETING OF THE STATE Femous Horses will of the World. Come and see the highest and dairy Breeds—Grand Animals—See them avd try to breed some & 23 ‘S hi All standard end fanc. breeds een Prod nete-Feulté, Cereals, Hops, Wines, oil, Meeting of the State Dairy Convention, Dairy Exhibits, Farm D TO. THE.PAIR. ie your State, andtry to gtow and make and breed Gagerad Lon EXCURSION RATES TO VIS.TORS, Vor ‘patiloulave A.B, ane & President. }moved to this choice partly by fear of’ exciting the superstitious: fears of the . 1oc a pkge ‘that, just as. mavard vn te fecal chose his -. second baptismal nameas, the one” by. which, he.wished to. be designated when he, mounted. thé throne,.so likewise his great-uncle, William Henry, would have preferred to. be known as Henry IX. One of the reasons for this preference was the desire, to establish lawful right to a title which had alteady ‘been arrogated by the cardinal of York, the last: of the Stuart’ pre tenders, When the question, however, came up.for discussion in the, privy ‘council, the latter. decided in favor. of King William LV. This story was told . by ‘the King himself to Miss Helen . Lloyd; the governess of his children. . He added that tlie privy council was populace, who still bore in their: memteenth century, which runs as follows; cells; peg the Ninth ° shallpull down bishops and bells, ; —Literary Era. The Best. Preseetptions: For Malaria Chills and Fe ver ida bottle of Grove Tasretmss Oni. Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. “Physicians preseribe Oook’s Water. ‘Try it. j2oet: .: 4,517,925 _ fp as I did when you gave it to me last year and the . Exchange, % Stitt Wéiedwbie: a. Hawley looked down at hia wife with pitying indulgence as she sat busily writing in a small book the day after Christmas, “Copying that old . list of flames and presents, my dear, I sup. pose,” he said lightly. “Now, how miuch better it would be if you would just exercise your memory as 1 do mine and save all this writing year after year. Why, I sent 40 presents,”. re peated Mr. Hawley, rising: on his toes and falling on his heels to emphasize “his statement, “and yet I make no note of them save in my mind, my dear.” “. know you're wonderful” tn that way, Henry,” said little Mrs. Hawley meekly, “but I'm sure I should make mistakes if 1 didn’t keep-a list. “Oh, here’s a letter that came for you from Jack in the last mail this afternoon.” The indulgent smile lingered on Mr. Hawley’s faceyas he opened nis letter, but it faded and his color heightened as he read his nephew's communication: Dear Uncle—Thank you very much for the handsome copy of ‘Vanity Fair." 1 am sure, as father says, that I shal) enjoy reading it just as* much year before and the year before’ that. Your affectionate nephew, Jack, \ ‘ Malaria Causes Biliousness. ‘'Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. ‘Smoke the ‘ap to-date Cigar ‘Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. ‘See That gai $240,075 It ‘It will be more by that time, If you wish.to be in on this deal let me have your application—it cost you NOTHING to join the Order and once you are in it I know you will feel better than you do now. If it is:‘too warm for you to come to me I will go to you—that’s fair, ien’t it. Iam coming to. see you; any.way, most any day now. DON’T GET you ree me coming—I want is a hearing and your application, all for your own good. S. J. DUCKWORTH, DEPUTY SUPREME CHIEF RANGER, At the National Exchange Hotel. BUSY all of a-sadden when Tepresents the PRESENT VALUE OF THE DIVIDEND to be declared by the INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS at Los Angeles, California, in April, 1902. won't bart you; al I NOTICE — ee Residence Lighting and Gas Accounts for the month of July are now due and payable at the office of the Nevada Co. Gas & Electric Co., corner of Broad-and Pine streets. If paid on or before the 10th day of August the charge on our books will.be reduced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturdays to 9 p. m Nevada Connty Gas & Ear (0,, 5 W. .£. OSBORN, [lanager. 4=—= MONUMENTS Agent of Nevada County for these Monuments. Lam also prepared to do all kinds of bg pon wer vag age laa the D and on most reaBbonable terms. Leave orders at Geo. E. Turner’s Hard were Store. FF. GEIGER, ls essential these hot days if you wish to feel cool and clean. The linen returned from our laundry is not only cleaned to perfection, but smells sweet, being free from anyoffensive odor, like as is found in Ohinese washings. Prompt Delivery Is one of our specialties, and it gives great satisfaction to our customers, Give us a trial order and we will guarantee to please you, NEVADA COUNTY H. V. HOLMES, Manager, WM. TREGALLIS, Resident Agent, Nevada City Pr Agent 4 SET a. CONTRACT BMD LAUNDRY ASS'N at. prices that’s hard to match. Coffees Green, Roasted or Ground (10,124,15,20, 25, 30, 35 cts. per ih. A big useful Premium given free with each pound. Teas “Green, Uncolored, Sun ‘Cured, Japan, Oolong, English Breakfast blended at 30, 35, 40, 5&0, 60 ects rer pound. A useful and big prem‘ium given free with each pound. All kinds of Spices White, Black and Red Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, Allspice,Cloves and Nutmegs, at 10, 15, 25, 40 cts per Can. A useful premium given with each can. : Baking Powder The best and purest made at 15,25,4@45cts per can A big premium given with each can. Free Free Free A Big’ Premium with each purchase. A very large assortment to select from. Every premium given would cost, if you had to buy it, about half your purchase. We are Selling Crockery, Glassware, * Agateware and Cooking Utensils at prices that you can’t match. — Plates, Cups and Saucers 5, 731,10,123, 15cts Vegetable and Meat Dishea 10, 123, 15, 20, 25 cts. Dinner Sets Complete for 6 persons. 2.45, 2.95, G50, 4.79, 5.79 nor set. Oinner Sets of 100 pieces. 10.70 12,40 per ed It’s hard to match prices ,at which we are selling China, Crockery, Glassware, Agateware, Jardinieres and fancy goods. We guarantee you A big saving on every sale or we won’t ask you to buy. Come and see for yourself. Orders by Mail will receive same good attention as those who come direct to our stores. (reat American [mporting Tea fo. PINE ST., NEVADA OITY Masonio Bullding MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY. We will save you. money . or no sale. Try It. Best Steam Beer, : Cool and Sharp, CENTS A GLASS And drawn to the King’s { taste. The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “‘Tom’s Place.” / MAX H. ISOARD ‘%. H, LIMNELL, Prop'r,

North ie : iy uth b, poem re: 8nd the eon yl » March 2 “i 131, in the Res biming adve; rast Piacer y rel As hereinbaae to tile their nal ister of the Sacramento, jy airing the sixty dp ©reol) or they yj iH MO provisions of f BRASER, Regiite preditors, ip, SOURT, liforni: ia. county he estaie of Lote to the creditor, g claims againat @ ad tO present fter the date. of «ld lerk of the Cou ornia, at his o; te of C alifuruia, 4 F. L. ARBOGAg Jourt of he Conn Julbigi Creditors, ¥ THE Estap deceased, art of the Couy ria, h "% mi to the eredi: E claims susinae b a, to present th fter the dare of 4 derk of the cous ‘ornia, at his off Bae AKBOGAST, Court ot the s neys for Adininistey for ia. LIONS. 2 COURT OF State of Caliicrnigd « Plaintiit, R, Defendant, he Superivr Court , State of Califor din the otuee of tf Nevada. “tb. Po ate of Cal fornia Steyner, Vefeudant; reoted to appear @ in qn action tntif inst you in the Sup ty of Nevada, Sta days after the ser 10n8—ii served witl ithirty days if serv y notified that un er as above requi apply to the Courtii n the complaint, md aud tie seal of d e County of Ney a8 12th day of Julpd . ARBOGAST, Clerk, tice. Jourt in and for tH ate of Califurnia, *laintitf, vs. Ernest 4 yen that the above ght to obtain a deen of matrimony exis defendant, and gi dy of the four mi tiff and vefendant, . he cause of actions t is that plaintiff ied in the y of August, 1888; en, for more thand mt of the Sate of Ua nd has been for may ist a resident of Ne are uow living aa bge, four children 4th day of June, er, Stace of Culifo leserted the plaitt has, ever since o wilfully rt from plaintiff, wi Fe Or reason and ag ithout her consent ,7 BE. B. POWBRG Attorney for Puig Le VANTEDM received by tit ation of Nevad ednesday, Atg Yclock p. mf ar-foot Oak Wo d and of go be delivered shoolhouse, cal elivery of sal ymeuce not late , and to be cof r than Oct. I sserves the righ r all bids. MULLOY, Choi pec’ y. 8, 1901. ETABLE STH es and Fruits a DER AT ANY tf r Transfer 4 ND HAULING to the tr “y dsp parties oUF ‘moving. mE j Vegetal NY state of GH desert , ” Grand Of Nevada GLENBROOK PARK Tuesday, Sept. 10th, 1901 Given by Glenbrook Park Association’ and Hydraulic Parlor ‘ofNative Sons. . oa REUNION = Countyans Fulk: Parecgians ina Few Days. (@Sealed proposals w vo cigar store, up to September FRIDAYEVENING, On their Open-air Platform be received by A, B. Wolf, at Bd W. Sctimidt-s at 12 o’clock, as follows: For bar; ice cream stand; fruit stand; toes eounter and other privileges, tRAND MASK BALL To be given by the New.Union Dancing Club _on— AUGUST 23d, 1901, Floor Co Nevada City—W. H. Martin, W. H. Dunlap, J. F. Golley, Pred B. Brown, Louis Schwartz, 8. Lee Leiter, enry Lade, J. V. Snyder, P. G. Sign bboy! J. Callahan, Henry Hosken. se COMERS Ww, Delbeidee. m mittee: Grass Valley — 8. J. Magor, Wm, Mitchell, Thos. Carroll, W.: Williama, A. J. ‘Hosking, Dave Binkerman, Dan. eh ¥ The following:prizes.will be awarded : best sustained. gentleman -character —gold nugget pin from W. H. Danlap. Best original gentleman character— silver shaving mug from: ©. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—g3 hat from 1. Hyman & Co.. Best gentleman dancer—$3. pair of shoes from Miller’s store. . Best sustained lady character —$10 p*rlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. Most original lady eharacter—silver mut dish from ©. J. Brand. Best dressed lady—fancy dress. pattern from Maher & Oo., valued. at, $8.50, Best lady dancer—box of perfume from W. D.:Vinton.Best dressed group—banquet at the National Hotel, Best original group—banquet at the New Union Hotel, Best group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. Best Topsy—pair of. kid yloves from Snell & Fleming. Best comedian—box. of Woodpecker cigats from Wm. Giffin: Best clog dancer—box of cigars from Jotin Hopkins. Second béest-clog— sack of flour from P..G. Seadden. Best dakewalkers—cake from Howard Loveland and a bottle of champagne from Rice & Beckley. of Commercial Blend tea from Union and Herald. ~ Oldest gentleman .character—five pounds of fresh roasted coffee from Taylor’s Tea Store Best boy charecter--§2 book from W. Dickerman. Best girl character—box of French candy from C. Tegler. Best group of children—one gallon of inimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. Best group of dancers—caee of soda tom Daniel & Powell. Begt clown—one year’s subscription to the TRANSORIPT. ‘DELICACIES : For Spring Lunches Chicken Cottage Loaf. ltl _Itish Sew: Potted Tongue _* Boiled Ham ready to slice to slice Loaf Beef Loaf Veal Loaf £. G. SCA DDEN Oldest lady character—five pounds; +o eres b> gem, scr a bargain. A: A a be 2 >) » AB. WOLF, ee eae") ek wo Houses, both close to ‘town, are offered for sale at ticulars, enquire at.. . HMIDT’S CIGAR STORE — oR—Dor Sale . For full parce been ‘CID. Geo. E. Tu rer has just» received a stook of AUTOMATIC IGE CREAM EIS “ 2S Cae No turning, no dirt and no work, e Ornamental a8 well aé usefal. Plumbing —at No home is complete without m ' ing is a necessity and a luxury. ‘Paints —w A word to the People. GEO. E. ‘ory a prophecy dating from the sevyen. Henry the Eighth pulled down monks and. their odern conveniences. Sanitary PlambA necessity because it insures health. A luxury because it insures comfort. . Ia: paintin ractice economy by purchasin the Paint that best with-stand the cietien ta inf € painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN P. ou make no mistake in F PAINT.” , TUE NEE Sole Agent for Nevada County. Mining and 4 Yards at. De "shakes & a Y Paints MLE D. TIARSH. Lumber Merchants . <1 Office—Head o! of Boulder sare pot. SOP pu $ 1009

and Oils as None You CELERY TEA? — For Sale at — DICKERMAN’S Try TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips: }Limberger Cheese ‘. Swiss Cheese Pickles Ripe Olives Cream Cheese Cream Cheese Abalone JELL-O ~10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts 6 for 25 cts 20c a can ——_AT— ee 1901 ot %_—September : of Running, Trotting and Paci Bre apy Swine and Sheep-—the pick Farm Animals, Cattle— Band ‘Art Display, Meeting as peg nS W. J cc RRRASeATE ‘ = STATE FAIR . SACRAMENTO, : AT & CALIFORNIA, 2a to 14th-—»% GREATEST RACE MEETING OF THE STATE Femous Horses will of the World. Come and see the highest and dairy Breeds—Grand Animals—See them avd try to breed some & 23 ‘S hi All standard end fanc. breeds een Prod nete-Feulté, Cereals, Hops, Wines, oil, Meeting of the State Dairy Convention, Dairy Exhibits, Farm D TO. THE.PAIR. ie your State, andtry to gtow and make and breed Gagerad Lon EXCURSION RATES TO VIS.TORS, Vor ‘patiloulave A.B, ane & President. }moved to this choice partly by fear of’ exciting the superstitious: fears of the . 1oc a pkge ‘that, just as. mavard vn te fecal chose his -. second baptismal nameas, the one” by. which, he.wished to. be designated when he, mounted. thé throne,.so likewise his great-uncle, William Henry, would have preferred to. be known as Henry IX. One of the reasons for this preference was the desire, to establish lawful right to a title which had alteady ‘been arrogated by the cardinal of York, the last: of the Stuart’ pre tenders, When the question, however, came up.for discussion in the, privy ‘council, the latter. decided in favor. of King William LV. This story was told . by ‘the King himself to Miss Helen . Lloyd; the governess of his children. . He added that tlie privy council was populace, who still bore in their: memteenth century, which runs as follows; cells; peg the Ninth ° shallpull down bishops and bells, ; —Literary Era. The Best. Preseetptions: For Malaria Chills and Fe ver ida bottle of Grove Tasretmss Oni. Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. “Physicians preseribe Oook’s Water. ‘Try it. j2oet: .: 4,517,925 _ fp as I did when you gave it to me last year and the . Exchange, % Stitt Wéiedwbie: a. Hawley looked down at hia wife with pitying indulgence as she sat busily writing in a small book the day after Christmas, “Copying that old . list of flames and presents, my dear, I sup. pose,” he said lightly. “Now, how miuch better it would be if you would just exercise your memory as 1 do mine and save all this writing year after year. Why, I sent 40 presents,”. re peated Mr. Hawley, rising: on his toes and falling on his heels to emphasize “his statement, “and yet I make no note of them save in my mind, my dear.” “. know you're wonderful” tn that way, Henry,” said little Mrs. Hawley meekly, “but I'm sure I should make mistakes if 1 didn’t keep-a list. “Oh, here’s a letter that came for you from Jack in the last mail this afternoon.” The indulgent smile lingered on Mr. Hawley’s faceyas he opened nis letter, but it faded and his color heightened as he read his nephew's communication: Dear Uncle—Thank you very much for the handsome copy of ‘Vanity Fair." 1 am sure, as father says, that I shal) enjoy reading it just as* much year before and the year before’ that. Your affectionate nephew, Jack, \ ‘ Malaria Causes Biliousness. ‘'Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. ‘Smoke the ‘ap to-date Cigar ‘Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. ‘See That gai $240,075 It ‘It will be more by that time, If you wish.to be in on this deal let me have your application—it cost you NOTHING to join the Order and once you are in it I know you will feel better than you do now. If it is:‘too warm for you to come to me I will go to you—that’s fair, ien’t it. Iam coming to. see you; any.way, most any day now. DON’T GET you ree me coming—I want is a hearing and your application, all for your own good. S. J. DUCKWORTH, DEPUTY SUPREME CHIEF RANGER, At the National Exchange Hotel. BUSY all of a-sadden when Tepresents the PRESENT VALUE OF THE DIVIDEND to be declared by the INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS at Los Angeles, California, in April, 1902. won't bart you; al I NOTICE — ee Residence Lighting and Gas Accounts for the month of July are now due and payable at the office of the Nevada Co. Gas & Electric Co., corner of Broad-and Pine streets. If paid on or before the 10th day of August the charge on our books will.be reduced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturdays to 9 p. m Nevada Connty Gas & Ear (0,, 5 W. .£. OSBORN, [lanager. 4=—= MONUMENTS Agent of Nevada County for these Monuments. Lam also prepared to do all kinds of bg pon wer vag age laa the D and on most reaBbonable terms. Leave orders at Geo. E. Turner’s Hard were Store. FF. GEIGER, ls essential these hot days if you wish to feel cool and clean. The linen returned from our laundry is not only cleaned to perfection, but smells sweet, being free from anyoffensive odor, like as is found in Ohinese washings. Prompt Delivery Is one of our specialties, and it gives great satisfaction to our customers, Give us a trial order and we will guarantee to please you, NEVADA COUNTY H. V. HOLMES, Manager, WM. TREGALLIS, Resident Agent, Nevada City Pr Agent 4 SET a. CONTRACT BMD LAUNDRY ASS'N at. prices that’s hard to match. Coffees Green, Roasted or Ground (10,124,15,20, 25, 30, 35 cts. per ih. A big useful Premium given free with each pound. Teas “Green, Uncolored, Sun ‘Cured, Japan, Oolong, English Breakfast blended at 30, 35, 40, 5&0, 60 ects rer pound. A useful and big prem‘ium given free with each pound. All kinds of Spices White, Black and Red Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, Allspice,Cloves and Nutmegs, at 10, 15, 25, 40 cts per Can. A useful premium given with each can. : Baking Powder The best and purest made at 15,25,4@45cts per can A big premium given with each can. Free Free Free A Big’ Premium with each purchase. A very large assortment to select from. Every premium given would cost, if you had to buy it, about half your purchase. We are Selling Crockery, Glassware, * Agateware and Cooking Utensils at prices that you can’t match. — Plates, Cups and Saucers 5, 731,10,123, 15cts Vegetable and Meat Dishea 10, 123, 15, 20, 25 cts. Dinner Sets Complete for 6 persons. 2.45, 2.95, G50, 4.79, 5.79 nor set. Oinner Sets of 100 pieces. 10.70 12,40 per ed It’s hard to match prices ,at which we are selling China, Crockery, Glassware, Agateware, Jardinieres and fancy goods. We guarantee you A big saving on every sale or we won’t ask you to buy. Come and see for yourself. Orders by Mail will receive same good attention as those who come direct to our stores. (reat American [mporting Tea fo. PINE ST., NEVADA OITY Masonio Bullding MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY. We will save you. money . or no sale. Try It. Best Steam Beer, : Cool and Sharp, CENTS A GLASS And drawn to the King’s { taste. The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At “‘Tom’s Place.” / MAX H. ISOARD ‘%. H, LIMNELL, Prop'r,