August 21, 1902 (4 pages)

Oo a RSE naga Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City By Mall; = = -PAE GDKY isin cones deta Laer st ol cinta ai aan August 21, 1902 BROWN & CALEING, PROPRIETORS, saensvinaianiei “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION _ $6 Per Year. By Carrier, s i Delivered toany part{of§the city. 12 1-2c Per Wee itil ane Ready to Receive Our Visitors. HE EXCURSIONISTS2to Nevada County left San Francisco early this morning. and will arrive here this evening where they will be royally received and welcomed by our people. At Colfax the visitors were warmly greeted by the Nevada City Band and the. special reception committee appointed for that purpose. Upon their arrival at this city they will be escorted to headquarters already provided for them, and later on they will meet our citizens at Armory Hall, where a public reception will be tendered them. Armory Hall has been tastefully decorated for the occasion and presents an inviting appearance. The band will give a concert in front of Armory Hall shortly. after the guests arrive, and during the interim before the ‘commencement of the program in the hall, an orchestra will discourse sweet music. The opening remarks will be made by Thos. S. Ford. The Mandolin Club will then render a selection after which the address of welcome will be made by Hon. E. M. Preston. Miss Rogers will render a vocal solo, as will also Dr. O. Swayze, and the musical program will then conclude with another selection from the Mandolin Club. An informal reception will then be tendered to the visitors and our people will have an opportunity to form their acquaintance and personally welcome them. It is probable that an impromptu dance will conclude the evening’s festivities. The picnic and camp stew will be the great event of tomorrow. The extensive program of interesting features as published in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, will be faithfully carried out and will be an endle~s source of entertainment from 11A M until midnight. An immeénse crowd will go to the Park and all are assured a pleasant day’s outing. Adntission to the. Park will be as follows: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 cents; children between six and twelve years, 265 tents; child-en under six will be admitted free. The fare on the electric road and N. C.N.G. R. R. from either this city or Grass Valley to the Park will be less than the usual rate, which is very low. Cars will be run on fifteen—-minute schedules, if necessary, in order to accommodate the large crowd expected. The cars will run until after midnight; so there will be no danger that those who remain until a late hour will be compelled to walk home. ae4 ee eee een ABOUT 300 VISITORS COMING. A dispatch received here from San Francisco this morning states that 154 tickets were sold there for the excursion to Nevada County, and about 150 more were sold to people at different points along the line between San Francisco and Colfax. time the train reaches its destination. The excursionists will probably number 350 by the Another. dispatch was received here this afternoon, as follows: % SACRAMENTO DEPOT, 1:26 p. m. ToJ. J. Jackson, Nevada City, Cal—Two hundred left San Francisco this morning for Nevada county. More coming. FRED ZEITLER. B PvP PHRF H HHT PD PD THE MAYOR MISSES THE BOAT. Th Francisco was received this morning by W following dispatch from Mayer Schmitz of San H. Dunlap of this city: SAN Francisco, August 21—Missed eight o’clock boat; will leave on ten o’clock boat. E. E ScHMItTz. The Mayor’s misfortune in missiug the 8 o’clock boat did not prevent him reaching Colfax in time to join the crowd of excursionists enroute to’ this county, as he was enabled to catch the “flyer,” or limited train. Nevvada County CourtHouse, Thé Courthouse of Nevada ‘ounty, which is situate1 at Ne vada City. was re built in 1900 and cost considerable money. It © mpares most favorably with ‘ny building of the kind in the State, Nevada County Views.The TRANSCRIPT to-day publishes another set of en avin é other views in various parts of Nevada County. The publication of these attractive views will be continued from day to day, during the: stay here o sionists and will doubtless proveinteresting and attractive feature, a! enabled to enjoy a panoramic view of the entire county and better realize our resources. Sev eeseoververreCorrverVerverY gravings, comprising scenic and f our Knights of Pythias excura influence of as they will thus be . !¥: e resalts were 1 same, rested Mrs. Why Gage Won. ‘Biseteide ‘Enterpriee:—An in. the Pacific Commercial cable it may structive commentary upon the . be said that it coste the United States the metropolitan newspapers is found in the fact i tata ahha that Governor Gage developed . eMlisted. man in the Philippines, It greatest strength in the places . only costs on an average of $1.50 to where hé was fought most bitterIn San Francisco, where the two biggest Republican newspapers in the State have. daily . . been giving over the greatest part of their space to attacks upon the Governor, he swept the city, securing over sighty-five per cent of all the delegates, In Los Angeles and Sacramento the: Horrible Crime New York, Augast 20—Fearing = ber husband, from whom she had been separated for four years, . wag abont to leave the city with-out paying to her several bunudreds of dollars of alimony, Mrs. Claire Chenau drenched him with oil of vitriol and barned him so severely on the face, » office-holders. shoulders, back aud chest that it is feared he will not survive: One of the man’s eyes was de stroyed and his chances of recovery are doubtful. Chenau said that should her husband recover she would divulge the story of a ; ; crime he had — France about five years ago, as a . result of which they had to flee to this country, © Heavy Tax. As an indication for the necessity of Government about $30 to cable news to this country of the death of each Park tomorrow ae cable news of the death of the officers, as the War Department bas code numbers for all officers. Of course with a commercial cable direct to the islands such cable bills as are at:present required-could be cut in two several times and still prove remunerative to the company. President Roosevelt has given orders that herea‘ter the names of all enlisted men who die in the A Swap. For doubtless Is weeping o’er four own, practically the ! country once in two weeks. ‘Pacific Commercial cable was laid we might have such reports daily, or as often as they occar. a oe A Massachusetts man has ontlived two doctors th whom he sold bis body: It is understood that in'each case he refused treatment. Tracy’s 8030 rifle bis been “presented *o the retiring Governor of Orégon. It would be well ‘to taro it over to the new Governor. He might find it usefal ‘in repelling posses of Judgment. W. J. Pratt is bere from San Francisco. Frank S. Snell is over from You Bet. with forty-four. When ar Two More Chose Sheriff Getchell this sfternoon . pointed Thomas Roda ana tongs ; ot Grass’ Valley to act as no Sheriffs at the picnic at Qi. Yes, worry. o’er your neighbor's With many a sigh and roan, Same time he . +400 ee may get the world to Philippines_shall_be cabled tothis . \ cording” eyo Ba, Tf the ‘manity will go, on snagging and bruising ite heels over the gn bling blocks and problems Until 4 horn blows for dinner on the da Young man: Do not worry, % self-supporting tendency of the ‘oi today does not ex'end to the tinge when the best ever is in the pun telling hex she is his opliest dwn, W. Lane heads the jockeys in & land with seventy eight Winners to hi credit. W > Halsey comes second fifty five. Danny Maher is third wi forty-8ix, and Skeets Martin fonr! aber returned laat evel ) isco. t to Sau Franc F ober backeT and I. Ge om San Francisco. nore ia dowa from Gra! Tompkins left t\ inot a isco. ate this morning for the venefit of bis he wylor_and W. L. Goo om San Francisco. Inily and daughter retu from a visit to Ormonde ewis arrived here last fan. Franc 860 op his w ron " yeseasor Henry Scbr oD just.evening’s train isco, g, Rector and Mrs. ' dcbid, who were vis co, returned bom \ rancis Sigourney left yesterde ada, where she will visi . frank Pierce, who fort ptbrecity. W’Hara avd son of Syre k, returned to Nevada ing from a visit to the “MAHER & CO. committed in =Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic Churches in Grass Valley. ros 1—View of North Star Mine, Grass Vallley.““—_. 2—Wisconsin Mine ie x Brame serv eal 3—Interior of North Star Mill 35 Cents a Pair RRAKKRK ALL SIZES 18 your size. have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. : Every pair must go, them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents a pair. Respectfully, GREAT CORSET SALE TO 30. Come early while we hy These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair. ¥ Your first chance and only chance you will ever have Maher <& Co pine, veat Graniteville. rber of San Francisco, ing the Mabel Metz mine ty, passed through her n rou'e to his home @ Eschbacher, editor (+) illo. Messenger, arrived ning,en route to San ] ppend a brief vacation. Soadden arrived here y¥ » Gaston Ridge on his 1 alley. Bingham and wife will evening from San Frar Spaulding will arrive bel from San Francisco. Leiter, father of 8. Lee I ive here from Oaklanc lt came down from Wa ay. Sayers is here from. San intendent M. W. Mathes om the Plumbago mip D. enberg id here from Sanu harles Pusheck is up Goodwin is over frot ithgow is down from eee +6 0 e Souvenir OUR QUR_Own Baking Powder BAKING a ib POWDER I’ upon purchasing a can you find it does not —t: Providence Mine, Nevada City. Bia ide 18 ithy Articl s of Incorporation. The following articles of incorpora tion bave been filed in the office of the Secretary of State: South Yuba Mining: and Development stock, $500,000; subscribed; $50. Company Principal place of business, San Francisco, Directors—O. I, Swift, H. ‘A. Niemeyer. M. 8 Blanchard, OC. W. Porterfleld and J. A. Jeffrey Capitai — —— a An old man of Redding is to cele\. brate the fiftieth anniygrsary of his arrival in that region by camping out in the spot where he camped just fifty years ago. Ii’s nuggets to buttons he'll get more rheumatism than enjoyment, 5 . -_——+ 10-2 % For best buffets, bars and sideboards 4and the medicine cabinets, *“Jesse Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky —has no equal. ; . Gilt Edge Whiskey. First you'll feel When you don’t feel well try a little better. Then you’ll look better. Your appetite will come back. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & O»., San Fransisco, Oal. Sole proprietors. druggists, 10¢. Twentieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as: the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All One pound can . 50 Cents. wil! please you give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and your 50 cents will be re. fiinded, We frel sure you will be pleased with the Baking Powder. for we have not had one can returned. that has been opened and tr'ed . Can you pane us for being confident that it Dunlap acd Frank 8, WN repared ceat and att sfor the excureionists little boxes. The boxe old nugget and'a gold ba cut of the Capitol br mento in the center, piece of petrified wood orners M4, \ ere Mistake pT AWs.+ Awa wana cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. fc Lous & SHAW UU. CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocer ANP bburn paper in speaking ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS: AT Come and see them. Nevada Store will ae reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBEC Mill Street, 2 5 * our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. f ot Grass Valley: ————. aS ons to the northern { ®, says that the one to! hed been declared off, t > 10 Reward Offered man offers a reward of bviction of any person fading his store building inted thereon, LH “2. ness Loca Watchmakers PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA Don’t Get Left---Be On Time We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all — makes and guarantee-them to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you baves Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring itto us. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. Try Electro-Dental Parlors & A. W. Hartung These parlors are a branch of the absolutely first-class work. All work dentists. OUR PRICES GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Karat.. @@" No charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Main 633. 3 RD " DR. R. E. SMITH Shes ". Sas Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four yeers ago. One of the j RF pe ana best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS...___ $2.00 U 1 6 00. SILVE BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEAMING. ot 7 200727" 3 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. R. E. SMITH, D. D. . Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada li sions @ JSouvenr Spoons. them. Among the many beantifal ravings are Washington School Building, the ‘Obempion mine, sold at a very low price—quality considered. — eke k— 0 ——Kkk— . Seaaehieeennimaene We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons. Call and Pine, etc. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and a Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaid C. J. BRAND, The Jewelé the best of everything hesend your orders to N bhoicest brands of whit ban be found at W.J. B: Chambers. Try them. Hund is now selling his t five cents a loaf at th ry. ‘Try it.and you wil od hot lunch will be ight at William Harry’ Pine and Spring. stree hd choice wines, liqu lways on hand. j .—— oe He Kept His Leg. 8 years-ago J. W. Su d, Conn., scratched bis Wire. Taflammation a ng set in. For two : a intensely, Then urged amputation, “ used one bottle of 8nd 1 1-2 hoxes of J Salve and ‘my leg was Bs ever.” For Brupti stter, SaltRheum, § D1 disorders Electric Bi OD earth, Try them will Guarantee gatisfs Money, Only 50 cent: tn teenie odie Hee uch For Sale at a Bar — ‘Ranch, situs D I is’ Part down and tn me fe of Brown & Mor an.

Oo a RSE naga Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City By Mall; = = -PAE GDKY isin cones deta Laer st ol cinta ai aan August 21, 1902 BROWN & CALEING, PROPRIETORS, saensvinaianiei “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION _ $6 Per Year. By Carrier, s i Delivered toany part{of§the city. 12 1-2c Per Wee itil ane Ready to Receive Our Visitors. HE EXCURSIONISTS2to Nevada County left San Francisco early this morning. and will arrive here this evening where they will be royally received and welcomed by our people. At Colfax the visitors were warmly greeted by the Nevada City Band and the. special reception committee appointed for that purpose. Upon their arrival at this city they will be escorted to headquarters already provided for them, and later on they will meet our citizens at Armory Hall, where a public reception will be tendered them. Armory Hall has been tastefully decorated for the occasion and presents an inviting appearance. The band will give a concert in front of Armory Hall shortly. after the guests arrive, and during the interim before the ‘commencement of the program in the hall, an orchestra will discourse sweet music. The opening remarks will be made by Thos. S. Ford. The Mandolin Club will then render a selection after which the address of welcome will be made by Hon. E. M. Preston. Miss Rogers will render a vocal solo, as will also Dr. O. Swayze, and the musical program will then conclude with another selection from the Mandolin Club. An informal reception will then be tendered to the visitors and our people will have an opportunity to form their acquaintance and personally welcome them. It is probable that an impromptu dance will conclude the evening’s festivities. The picnic and camp stew will be the great event of tomorrow. The extensive program of interesting features as published in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, will be faithfully carried out and will be an endle~s source of entertainment from 11A M until midnight. An immeénse crowd will go to the Park and all are assured a pleasant day’s outing. Adntission to the. Park will be as follows: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 cents; children between six and twelve years, 265 tents; child-en under six will be admitted free.. The fare on the electric road and N. C.N.G. R. R. from either this city or Grass Valley to the Park will be less than the usual rate, which is very low. Cars will be run on fifteen—-minute schedules, if necessary, in order to accommodate the large crowd expected. The cars will run until after midnight; so there will be no danger that those who remain until a late hour will be compelled to walk home. ae4 ee eee een ABOUT 300 VISITORS COMING. A dispatch received here from San Francisco this morning states that 154 tickets were sold there for the excursion to Nevada County, and about 150 more were sold to people at different points along the line between San Francisco and Colfax. time the train reaches its destination. The excursionists will probably number 350 by the Another. dispatch was received here this afternoon, as follows: % SACRAMENTO DEPOT, 1:26 p. m. ToJ. J. Jackson, Nevada City, Cal—Two hundred left San Francisco this morning for Nevada county. More coming. FRED ZEITLER. B PvP PHRF H HHT PD PD THE MAYOR MISSES THE BOAT. Th Francisco was received this morning by W following dispatch from Mayer Schmitz of San H. Dunlap of this city: SAN Francisco, August 21—Missed eight o’clock boat; will leave on ten o’clock boat. E. E ScHMItTz. The Mayor’s misfortune in missiug the 8 o’clock boat did not prevent him reaching Colfax in time to join the crowd of excursionists enroute to’ this county, as he was enabled to catch the “flyer,” or limited train. Nevvada County CourtHouse, Thé Courthouse of Nevada ‘ounty, which is situate1 at Ne vada City. was re built in 1900 and cost considerable money. It © mpares most favorably with ‘ny building of the kind in the State, Nevada County Views.The TRANSCRIPT to-day publishes another set of en avin é other views in various parts of Nevada County. The publication of these attractive views will be continued from day to day, during the: stay here o sionists and will doubtless proveinteresting and attractive feature, a! enabled to enjoy a panoramic view of the entire county and better realize our resources. Sev eeseoververreCorrverVerverY gravings, comprising scenic and f our Knights of Pythias excura influence of as they will thus be . !¥: e resalts were 1 same, rested Mrs. Why Gage Won. ‘Biseteide ‘Enterpriee:—An in. the Pacific Commercial cable it may structive commentary upon the . be said that it coste the United States the metropolitan newspapers is found in the fact i tata ahha that Governor Gage developed . eMlisted. man in the Philippines, It greatest strength in the places . only costs on an average of $1.50 to where hé was fought most bitterIn San Francisco, where the two biggest Republican newspapers in the State have. daily . . been giving over the greatest part of their space to attacks upon the Governor, he swept the city, securing over sighty-five per cent of all the delegates, In Los Angeles and Sacramento the: Horrible Crime New York, Augast 20—Fearing = ber husband, from whom she had been separated for four years, . wag abont to leave the city with-out paying to her several bunudreds of dollars of alimony, Mrs. Claire Chenau drenched him with oil of vitriol and barned him so severely on the face, » office-holders. shoulders, back aud chest that it is feared he will not survive: One of the man’s eyes was de stroyed and his chances of recovery are doubtful. Chenau said that should her husband recover she would divulge the story of a ; ; crime he had — France about five years ago, as a . result of which they had to flee to this country, © Heavy Tax. As an indication for the necessity of Government about $30 to cable news to this country of the death of each Park tomorrow ae cable news of the death of the officers, as the War Department bas code numbers for all officers. Of course with a commercial cable direct to the islands such cable bills as are at:present required-could be cut in two several times and still prove remunerative to the company. President Roosevelt has given orders that herea‘ter the names of all enlisted men who die in the A Swap. For doubtless Is weeping o’er four own, practically the ! country once in two weeks. ‘Pacific Commercial cable was laid we might have such reports daily, or as often as they occar. a oe A Massachusetts man has ontlived two doctors th whom he sold bis body: It is understood that in'each case he refused treatment. Tracy’s 8030 rifle bis been “presented *o the retiring Governor of Orégon. It would be well ‘to taro it over to the new Governor. He might find it usefal ‘in repelling posses of Judgment. W. J. Pratt is bere from San Francisco. Frank S. Snell is over from You Bet. with forty-four. When ar Two More Chose Sheriff Getchell this sfternoon . pointed Thomas Roda ana tongs ; ot Grass’ Valley to act as no Sheriffs at the picnic at Qi. Yes, worry. o’er your neighbor's With many a sigh and roan, Same time he . +400 ee may get the world to Philippines_shall_be cabled tothis . \ cording” eyo Ba, Tf the ‘manity will go, on snagging and bruising ite heels over the gn bling blocks and problems Until 4 horn blows for dinner on the da Young man: Do not worry, % self-supporting tendency of the ‘oi today does not ex'end to the tinge when the best ever is in the pun telling hex she is his opliest dwn, W. Lane heads the jockeys in & land with seventy eight Winners to hi credit. W > Halsey comes second fifty five. Danny Maher is third wi forty-8ix, and Skeets Martin fonr! aber returned laat evel ) isco. t to Sau Franc F ober backeT and I. Ge om San Francisco. nore ia dowa from Gra! Tompkins left t\ inot a isco. ate this morning for the venefit of bis he wylor_and W. L. Goo om San Francisco. Inily and daughter retu from a visit to Ormonde ewis arrived here last fan. Franc 860 op his w ron " yeseasor Henry Scbr oD just.evening’s train isco, g, Rector and Mrs. ' dcbid, who were vis co, returned bom \ rancis Sigourney left yesterde ada, where she will visi . frank Pierce, who fort ptbrecity. W’Hara avd son of Syre k, returned to Nevada ing from a visit to the “MAHER & CO. committed in =Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic Churches in Grass Valley. ros 1—View of North Star Mine, Grass Vallley.““—_. 2—Wisconsin Mine ie x Brame serv eal

3—Interior of North Star Mill 35 Cents a Pair RRAKKRK ALL SIZES 18 your size. have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. : Every pair must go, them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents a pair. Respectfully, GREAT CORSET SALE TO 30. Come early while we hy These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair. ¥ Your first chance and only chance you will ever have Maher <& Co pine, veat Graniteville. rber of San Francisco, ing the Mabel Metz mine ty, passed through her n rou'e to his home @ Eschbacher, editor (+) illo. Messenger, arrived ning,en route to San ] ppend a brief vacation. Soadden arrived here y¥ » Gaston Ridge on his 1 alley. Bingham and wife will evening from San Frar Spaulding will arrive bel from San Francisco. Leiter, father of 8. Lee I ive here from Oaklanc lt came down from Wa ay. Sayers is here from. San intendent M. W. Mathes om the Plumbago mip D. enberg id here from Sanu harles Pusheck is up Goodwin is over frot ithgow is down from eee +6 0 e Souvenir OUR QUR_Own Baking Powder BAKING a ib POWDER I’ upon purchasing a can you find it does not —t: Providence Mine, Nevada City. Bia ide 18 ithy Articl s of Incorporation. The following articles of incorpora tion bave been filed in the office of the Secretary of State: South Yuba Mining: and Development stock, $500,000; subscribed; $50. Company Principal place of business, San Francisco, Directors—O. I, Swift, H. ‘A. Niemeyer. M. 8 Blanchard, OC. W. Porterfleld and J. A. Jeffrey Capitai — —— a An old man of Redding is to cele\. brate the fiftieth anniygrsary of his arrival in that region by camping out in the spot where he camped just fifty years ago. Ii’s nuggets to buttons he'll get more rheumatism than enjoyment, 5 . -_——+ 10-2 % For best buffets, bars and sideboards 4and the medicine cabinets, *“Jesse Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky —has no equal. ; . Gilt Edge Whiskey. First you'll feel When you don’t feel well try a little better. Then you’ll look better. Your appetite will come back. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & O»., San Fransisco, Oal. Sole proprietors. druggists, 10¢. Twentieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as: the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All One pound can . 50 Cents. wil! please you give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and your 50 cents will be re. fiinded, We frel sure you will be pleased with the Baking Powder. for we have not had one can returned. that has been opened and tr'ed . Can you pane us for being confident that it Dunlap acd Frank 8, WN repared ceat and att sfor the excureionists little boxes. The boxe old nugget and'a gold ba cut of the Capitol br mento in the center, piece of petrified wood orners M4, \ ere Mistake pT AWs.+ Awa wana cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. fc Lous & SHAW UU. CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocer ANP bburn paper in speaking ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS: AT Come and see them. Nevada Store will ae reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBEC Mill Street, 2 5 * our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. f ot Grass Valley: ————. aS ons to the northern { ®, says that the one to! hed been declared off, t > 10 Reward Offered man offers a reward of bviction of any person fading his store building inted thereon, LH “2. ness Loca Watchmakers PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA Don’t Get Left---Be On Time We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all — makes and guarantee-them to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you baves Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring itto us. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. Try Electro-Dental Parlors & A. W. Hartung These parlors are a branch of the absolutely first-class work. All work dentists. OUR PRICES GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Karat... @@" No charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Main 633. 3 RD " DR. R. E. SMITH Shes ". Sas Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four yeers ago. One of the j RF pe ana best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS.....___ $2.00 U 1 6 00. SILVE BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEAMING. ot 7 200727" 3 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. R. E. SMITH, D. D. . Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada li sions @ JSouvenr Spoons.. them. Among the many beantifal ravings are Washington School Building, the ‘Obempion mine, sold at a very low price—quality considered. — eke k— 0 ——Kkk— . Seaaehieeennimaene We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons. Call and Pine, etc. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and a Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaid C. J. BRAND, The Jewelé the best of everything hesend your orders to N bhoicest brands of whit ban be found at W.J. B: Chambers. Try them. Hund is now selling his t five cents a loaf at th ry. ‘Try it.and you wil od hot lunch will be ight at William Harry’ Pine and Spring. stree hd choice wines, liqu lways on hand. j .—— oe He Kept His Leg. 8 years-ago J. W. Su d, Conn., scratched bis Wire. Taflammation a ng set in. For two : a intensely, Then urged amputation, “ used one bottle of 8nd 1 1-2 hoxes of J Salve and ‘my leg was Bs ever.” For Brupti stter, SaltRheum, § D1 disorders Electric Bi OD earth, Try them will Guarantee gatisfs Money, Only 50 cent: tn teenie odie Hee uch For Sale at a Bar — ‘Ranch, situs D I is’ Part down and tn me fe of Brown & Mor an.