December 10, 1901 (4 pages)

1 We crowd oy é irls of 4o tha shes and a ha City, He at the Good oad tmas dinner, + Geo ut. Jesse Moory slways depend op bones SER $1.50 is $1. ot . $1 to $2, 15) Pe , LLIN 4“ o reduce our to do so now nas Hat that } Zid See Our i ial Street, Nevada et, Grass Valley, mt 0 SENT LY GOB ‘arving Nickelr your wife, a and a r your es too nd see. 0 NE PT tala a Gla cls, » best : y meu them. omers. mon is down from Washing. grey is here from San Franker is over from the Delhi i here from San FranjMelster is down from WashWaldren is here from Sacrayo yosterdayand K. G. Landsburg are ss Relief Hill. Quiston of Kineonada, N. ¥5 son a business trip. . Jobn Merley was taken quite ill Eisios of Waldo fs here spendyy days. bad 5 J, Addis of Fresno is here ga few days. ntendent G. P. Hall came over Grizzly Hill mine today, Morrill of San Francisco ar» this afternoon. (allie Hogan arrived here last pand left today for het home hh San Juan. ®. Russel of Maybert left this gfor San Francisco. Yeaw and wife are down from le. Galbraith is recovering from sk of pneumonia, zzie Gallagher will leave in sto visit at Virginia City, bel Ferguson, teacher of the at Boca, went to Sebastopol y to visit her parents. lion and G, V, Garside of Hill left this morning for the mp ishere in the interests of bach & Co. of San FranDenike of San Joge, who has re spending a few days rebme this morning. her Report. »of the San Francisco Bude the following prediction, ning: might and Wednesday, with Wednesday merning. cline Chapter, 0. E. S. rs of Evangeline Chapter, O. hereby requested to appear ic Hall at 1:30 o’clock, Deth, 1901, for the purpose of the funeral of the late Mrs, b Chegwidden. ks. Kate ReyNnowps, W. M, Mt, Hotes, Secretary. _ ss Cannot Be Cured. ap ltonsions. as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafthat is by constitutional Deatness is condition of the mucous lin® Eustachian. Tube. When ‘gets inflamed. you have a sound or imperfect hearing, b it is entirely closed dea he result, and unless the inDn ean be taken out and this ed to its normal condition, ill be destroyed forever ; nine pf ten are caused by catarrh, bothing but an inflamed con he mucous surfaces. give One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s vure. Send for circulare, free. HENEY &CO., Toledo,O. druggists, Tbe, Family Pills are the best, ~~ oe orget the big turkey raffle ritland’s Council Chambers ' nil4tf ——* 2@e edriuk of porter and half ‘the Counvil Chambers, W. Proprietor, Price 5 cts. +00 Those. Home Prunes. t Prunes in the world. The “avd cured by Wm. i T sale at 8 pounds for 25 your grocer for Smith’s oll-tf to Shell Oysters. ur Thankegisiae order at 4. B, WOLF to avoid the n26-tf ie eee mest Woman a Nevada City rve her beauty, except she bowels and d f ive organa Y condition. Lane’s Tea OWels every day, and cures It purifies the sie and gives © Complexion, 8ppetite. Prige 25c. and ge. For sale by H_ DickAgent tf ~ Se 7 ating Discovery. “obersville, Mich. comes wonderful discovery of a in’ liquid that when used "’ by any one troubled Sougo always ensures a et “It will soon cure » writes Mrs, 8. Himelney Senerations of our ¢1 Dr. King’s New Dis°Xsumption and never nL, {or Coughs and Colds.” ha tite Saver when usei Ung diseases, Guaranbottien maz 2 at W. D. Vio. Mining Company, caused by an. @ af « Aes: BREE 10—Donald Cameron, manager of the Ashburton now operating ‘along the banks of the American river near Fair .Oaks, reports that their last clean-up was $6000 in} gold dust, At the mine the largest dredger eyer used in Oalifornia is in ration. Two more large dredgers are . built near the grounds of the Ashbarton Company. Mr, Cameron visited the Blue Wing mine and says the mine is certainly a rich one. He . said that a pan of dirt was taken out aod washed and realized $200 in gold. The ground which is being worked by the dredger is very expensive on ac-. count of the large number of bo fyrick came dowo from Oump= _— encountered, Caused by Tragedy. Reppine,December 9—Mrs. Delia Rader has been for the second time committed to the Napa Insane Asylum, and this seems to be the finale of an unusual family tragedy that had its opening chapter five years ago. John Rader was a goat and sheep raiser of the Bald Hills section, near Gas Point. fle and his neighbor, David Maupin, Quarreled over pasture lands, As Rader drew rein one day in the midst of his children, Maupin shot him dead from his saddle. Maupin was acquitted. Mrs. Rader’s mind gave way over grief for her husband, and was committed to the Napa Asylam. After a year she grew stronger and was discharged. Recently she came back to the family scenes and became demented again, and several times attem pted to kill herself. Wassinerton, Dec. 9.—Mr. Hoar introduced in the Senate today a resolution directing the President to enter into negotiations with foreign civilized countries for the purpose of setting aside some island in the Pacific ocean to which anarchiste may be deported. Perhaps a New Way Andrew Carnegie’s. gifts for the cause of popular education have been so numerous and so large that even the announcement that he is about to donate $10,000,000 to aid in the work of university extension attracts but limited attention. Not until the details of the plan are made known, and it is rendered clear how the money ia to be spent, can an opinion be ventured on the true value of this gift, although Mr. Carnegie is practical and shrewd and it is not likely that he would give money to be wasted. The great fault of most of the university extension work is its superficiality ; it spreads a thin, very thin, layer of culture over a very large surface and sometimes it seems that the money already spent on it is hardly justified. But probably Mr. Oarnegie has some pian for utilizing this fund which will make it of real value. ow the People of Sangir Keep Time. The people of Sangir, an island of the Malay archipelago, keep time by the aid of an hourglass formed by arranging two bottles neck to neck. The sand runs out’in half an hour, when the bottles are reversed. Close by them a line fs stretched, on which hang twelve sticks marked with notches from one to twelve, with a hooked stick, which is placed between the hour last struck and the next one. One of these glasses keeps the time for each village, for which purpose the hours are sounded on a gong by a keeper. Four Kinds of Pupils. The Talmud says there are four kinds of pupils—the sponge and the funnel, the strainer and the sieve. The sponge is’ he who taketh up everything, and the funnel {s be who taketh in at this ear and letteth out at that; the strainer is he that letteth go the wine and retaineth the dross, and the sieve is he that letteth go the bran and retaineth the fine flour. The student who begins at least to wish to belong to the last named class will not have been sent to college in vain. His Watchdog. Mrs. Suburb—Ohb, my dear, that magnificent watchdog you brought home yesterday is gone. Mr. Suburb—BEh? Did he break the chain? “No; but an ugly looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that I let the dog loose, but instead of tearing the tramp to pieces he went off with him.” “Great Scot! It must have been the same tramp I bought him of.” delicious tea Royal Baking rected. A pure, true leavener. The Wie bass tetany sveak evening J. J. Buyder, . the well known vegeteble and fruit dealer, whose place of business . ‘adjoins the hardware store of George E, Turner, on Pine purchased ‘a roll of wire netting from the latter. The netting was placed in front of the former’s stand in its compact form and after awhile some passerby rolled it down near the show window of the hardware store. Mr. Snyder forgot all abont his purchase when he closed . . up for the night. Later on a Broadstreet business man happened along and spied the wire roll, and concluded that it had been overlooked by the hardware men. To leave it, would surely mean its loss before the advent of another day,so he took tke roll home, as a precautionary measure. To make the story short, we will state that the nettting was brought . back the next day and explanations followed, amid much merriment on the part of the business mep. Mr. Snyder says he had given up thinking about the matter, taking it for granted that the fellow that stole his turkeys recently took the netting to pen in the Christmas birds and keep them safe for the larder, © The Rainfall. The rainfall since our last report up to nine o’clook this morning was .16 of an inch. This makes 6.56 inches for the menth and gives a total of 18.75 inches for the season. A Complete Selection. George E. Turner, the hardware dealer, bas in stock a complete eelection of the celebrated Van Dyke enamel ware. It consists of all kinds of kettles, stew pans, and other cooking utensile. Every article is guaranteed to be jugt as it is. represented, and the prices are in: keeping with the times. The Van Dyke enamel were is meeting with a ready sale; as it is noted for ite durability and general worth. ‘Happy Thought ef a Man In a Fix, Ai’ operator for 4’ western railroad who had served his company long and well was called into the office one day and asked if he thought he could hold down the job of night dispatcher. He promptly replied that he could and was told to report for duty that night, and his chief. instructed him itn what he was todo. Just after the chief left the office it began to blow and snow, and the trains commenced to run late. The new night dispatcher soon had developed a bad case of “rattles” and almost cried. He did not want an accident, and he could not handle the trains. So a happy thought struck him. As fast as a report came in he replied, directing the conductor to take a siding and wait for orders, and it was not a great while until he had every train on the division sidetracked. Then he took a book, lighted his pipe and sat down to wait for daylight. In the morning the chief appeared with anxiety written all over his face. “Any accidents, Johnny?’ asked the chief. “Not an accident. I’ve got ’em all on the sidetrack, snowed in and waiting for orders, and you will have to get ’em out. I am going to blow this job.” It took the chief and his force nearly all day to get the trains straightened out and traflic resumed on the road.—Ind'evrr cs News. Spreads Like Wiléfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years.” You know why? Most diseases beginin disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies, It builds up the entire system. Pute new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage eats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros , Commercial street, The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb n the market, fe21-tf » The. Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and. lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others We would — all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c 15 Minutes sufficient to give you most and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. biscuit using Powder as di‘one-Robber Killed. Mantz, r SN; "wage Soiled Chordata eee eee Fagan, a deserter, from the Twenty‘Fourth (colored) Infantry, whofor . more than two ‘years:has-been: leading Filipinos against the American troops. ‘The native scouts decapitated: their prisoner. The man’s head, however, . was recognized as that of “Fagan. They also secured. his com taisston fo the Insurgent army. . Fagan: had on . ) one of his fin the class: ring of Lieutenant Frederick W. Alstaetter, of the Engineers, who was captured . by Filipinos, supposedly under’ the} command of Fagan himeelf, on’ Oc-. tober 28, 1900. Fagan ‘had: been” reported killed om several occasions; but the authorities:are satisfied that these eke ae social of Ralston Club. “breakfast mush. . eae cient Made from selected wheat. Rich in gluten. perfectly ee hard white wheat. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. for use. ’ Makes delicious pan cakes. ; GAYLORD @ Son, as PAD 7 MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. BROAD STREET Way reports were erroneous and that he fas — . now been killed. ‘Did Jog i Him? . Sackamunra, Ded. 10-0: .F. Gazsaway, @ ‘convict at the Folsom State prison, died there last: night. and ‘it is thought that the joy ofreceiving bis liberty today hada ‘good deal todo with it. He.and his brother had tiers served four years SOF igs ele % Leap, 8. D., ‘Dec. 9—-The . store: of . : Edward Wood, at Galena, was poe last night and Sheriff Dolen and bis deputy pursued the robbers; *One ‘of the robbers was killed. ay the other} captured. A Hard Sentence. Pee siaaeioon Tenn. December. 9—R. P. Bundon, a well-to-do farmer, nearly 90_years of age, was today sentenced to ‘spend the rest of his life in prison . brook for killing Attorney. John. Crozier. Lonpon, Decémber 9—Severe snow storms have swept over Scotland-and-. many parts of England. Railroad: traffic in the highlands is much interfered with by the storms. —EEEEE——EEE Turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Chamber tonight. Didp in and try your. luck. *aTte Every original package of Jesse Moore whiskey is guaranteed abso. }. lutely pure by Jesse Moore Hunt Co, «= If you want to get & fat turkey tee twénty-five cents attend the reffle at Billy Britland’s tonight. a7tt. i dis == Are now on: display at DIG Store. —_—_* —Come early and. make 8B Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices” And. 5 Extracts. (ALORS od nd al ee Hou . OaKLAND, ‘Deo. whene declared that “rank, positive perjury” had been offered: as ‘testi. mony. “No one but the Almighty Himself could: tell which: side is tell‘ing the trutti,” said the Judge. “I éan’t, but. I.-know that fue has «. been committed. e Eighicen Injured, * Woot, a, ey “9—The Central Georgia passenger train with about 100 passengers jumped the track Sunday morning on ashigh. enbankment. -/The baggage and express cars. burned. Julian Boynton” was killed. and eighteen were injured. : ———— -Sometiting Nice to Keep.’ a Shay one sbantiended: the re-union pionio and. ‘Gihom ate of old Nevada countyans, w ee sate, cae procure alum m S0t occasion atcool rg Schmidt's aable in years, go sere Fresh Sweet C Cider: .Gaantities to suit customers, War. Calf ‘ranted first class, Enquire of . for GEIGER. , n15-tf ee Oe The best brands of whisky and cigars ‘ean be procured ‘at the Council Chambea, W. Jd. Britland prop. tf = “9—Superior. Jadge a i ‘Green startled-lawyers, . witnesses and spectators 1h. fotevlosure sult today’ ’ Fresh Sweet. “Dider can be ‘had in because Popensae whiskey, but to avotd . . any bad results from the cold, he slipped a bottle of good old rye into his inside pocket. All.the rest of the crowd were opposed to drink as a beverage. He would not hurt anyone's ‘feelings. for the world, so he did not drink a drop going, and ceming home there was no chanese to touch It,either. . So, what did he do but carry that bottle of whiskey-all the way, both going and coming; and did not so much as getasmell. He was so mad when he got home that he ‘smashed the bottle 'into.a thousand pieces. But not till had hppe Race it of of its ‘contents. You will have a good chance to get @ fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25 cents. 14 < ‘Tes Fieae Por the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re. ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to eutt and at a reasonable price, o19tf NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. oa Ornge az Manyara, #1901. NOTE Is pon TE THAT THR port of is oatan, a Fo nal proof inaup: Sacer pire be at Kovade City. Car.,. mM No. rat, ‘c of ae ene for Tour a Tee NEED: be oa” a matterof seiali concern, iB as order with us, ll teke pride in distributing . Candies bought here ,for we exercise the most thougbtfat care to please children and adults if you a mom AS) _JAS. MW. FOLEY Commereial Street. fer Apparel for Ladies. . SSGSMTOZC SNELL Se Pd WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear. ¢ during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hae a comp'ete outfit will find room for some of this Winter Underwear Because it is of unusual quality and sold at an unueual price, Winter vests} and drawers, mercerized white cotton and ribbed. Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Aliso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING. Cor. Broad and Pine Fowitadae Nevada City. encna GOOD ENOUGH WwW HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is, . Call in sometime. CHAS. “E. MULLOY, GROCER, Broad Street, Newada City, Calif, PM eR) ae aa ae gr aa é MFT J a a a The elegant line of Art Novelties I have in stock, consistEOE gs es al ‘And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reservations are now inte . ]. made for CARISTM AS, BS! for auy style or size pic F IS Po OM OS Cee la oe % ° LPR See ES — DON’T WAIT until the *-—xeemene i : I carry the largest moms vag MOULDINGS and make frames to crder . tea stock is broken. MOORE, the Photographer. j 5 Ae) ere a ee . HOLIDAY GOODS. H. DICKERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday Goods and He will tell you about them in a few days. Keep your eyes on his Space, HOLIDAY GOODS. VY PPVPVFPVP PEEP OR National Biscuit (Co.’s Fancy Cakes an Crackénn: Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,£Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Hil OGhe Bee Huwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or. Not by those who drink. Our Coffee They are highly pleased, After teste of the best off sred elsewhere they have 8 . ied on ours as being the best sold » vwhere, It isa combination of the choicest g ades of Wocka and Java H»s a most delicious aroma. Being very strong a small quantity goes a far vay. Pienty of good Groceries tu keep the Coffee company, i SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commercial wie SE ES SE oF Aa

1 We crowd oy é irls of 4o tha shes and a ha City, He at the Good oad tmas dinner, + Geo ut. Jesse Moory slways depend op bones SER $1.50 is $1. ot . $1 to $2, 15) Pe , LLIN 4“ o reduce our to do so now nas Hat that } Zid See Our i ial Street, Nevada et, Grass Valley, mt 0 SENT LY GOB ‘arving Nickelr your wife, a and a r your es too nd see. 0 NE PT tala a Gla cls, » best : y meu them. omers. mon is down from Washing. grey is here from San Franker is over from the Delhi i here from San FranjMelster is down from WashWaldren is here from Sacrayo yosterdayand K. G. Landsburg are ss Relief Hill. Quiston of Kineonada, N. ¥5 son a business trip. . Jobn Merley was taken quite ill Eisios of Waldo fs here spendyy days. bad 5 J, Addis of Fresno is here ga few days. ntendent G. P. Hall came over Grizzly Hill mine today, Morrill of San Francisco ar» this afternoon. (allie Hogan arrived here last pand left today for het home hh San Juan. ®. Russel of Maybert left this gfor San Francisco. Yeaw and wife are down from le. Galbraith is recovering from sk of pneumonia, zzie Gallagher will leave in sto visit at Virginia City, bel Ferguson, teacher of the at Boca, went to Sebastopol y to visit her parents. lion and G, V, Garside of Hill left this morning for the mp ishere in the interests of bach & Co. of San FranDenike of San Joge, who has re spending a few days rebme this morning. her Report. »of the San Francisco Bude the following prediction, ning: might and Wednesday, with Wednesday merning. cline Chapter, 0. E. S. rs of Evangeline Chapter, O. hereby requested to appear ic Hall at 1:30 o’clock, Deth, 1901, for the purpose of the funeral of the late Mrs, b Chegwidden. ks. Kate ReyNnowps, W. M, Mt, Hotes, Secretary. _ ss Cannot Be Cured. ap ltonsions. as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafthat is by constitutional Deatness is condition of the mucous lin® Eustachian. Tube. When ‘gets inflamed. you have a sound or imperfect hearing, b it is entirely closed dea he result, and unless the inDn ean be taken out and this ed to its normal condition, ill be destroyed forever ; nine pf ten are caused by catarrh, bothing but an inflamed con he mucous surfaces. give One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s vure. Send for circulare, free. HENEY &CO., Toledo,O. druggists, Tbe, Family Pills are the best, ~~ oe orget the big turkey raffle ritland’s Council Chambers ' nil4tf ——* 2@e edriuk of porter and half ‘the Counvil Chambers, W. Proprietor, Price 5 cts. +00 Those. Home Prunes. t Prunes in the world. The “avd cured by Wm. i T sale at 8 pounds for 25 your grocer for Smith’s oll-tf to Shell Oysters. ur Thankegisiae order at 4. B, WOLF to avoid the n26-tf ie eee mest Woman a Nevada City rve her beauty, except she bowels and d f ive organa Y condition. Lane’s Tea OWels every day, and cures It purifies the sie and gives © Complexion, 8ppetite. Prige 25c. and ge. For sale by H_ DickAgent tf ~ Se 7 ating Discovery. “obersville, Mich. comes wonderful discovery of a in’ liquid that when used "’ by any one troubled Sougo always ensures a et “It will soon cure » writes Mrs, 8. Himelney Senerations of our ¢1 Dr. King’s New Dis°Xsumption and never nL, {or Coughs and Colds.” ha tite Saver when usei Ung diseases, Guaranbottien maz 2 at W. D. Vio. Mining Company, caused by an. @ af « Aes: BREE 10—Donald Cameron, manager of the Ashburton now operating ‘along the banks of the American river near Fair .Oaks, reports that their last clean-up was $6000 in} gold dust, At the mine the largest dredger eyer used in Oalifornia is in ration. Two more large dredgers are . built near the grounds of the Ashbarton Company. Mr, Cameron visited the Blue Wing mine and says the mine is certainly a rich one. He . said that a pan of dirt was taken out aod washed and realized $200 in gold. The ground which is being worked by the dredger is very expensive on ac-. count of the large number of bo fyrick came dowo from Oump= _— encountered, Caused by Tragedy. Reppine,December 9—Mrs. Delia Rader has been for the second time committed to the Napa Insane Asylum, and this seems to be the finale of an unusual family tragedy that had its opening chapter five years ago. John Rader was a goat and sheep raiser of the Bald Hills section, near Gas Point. fle and his neighbor, David Maupin, Quarreled over pasture lands, As Rader drew rein one day in the midst of his children, Maupin shot him dead from his saddle. Maupin was acquitted. Mrs. Rader’s mind gave way over grief for her husband, and was committed to the Napa Asylam. After a year she grew stronger and was discharged. Recently she came back to the family scenes and became demented again, and several times attem pted to kill herself. Wassinerton, Dec. 9.—Mr. Hoar introduced in the Senate today a resolution directing the President to enter into negotiations with foreign civilized countries for the purpose of setting aside some island in the Pacific ocean to which anarchiste may be deported. Perhaps a New Way Andrew Carnegie’s. gifts for the cause of popular education have been so numerous and so large that even the announcement that he is about to donate $10,000,000 to aid in the work of university extension attracts but limited attention. Not until the details of the plan are made known, and it is rendered clear how the money ia to be spent, can an opinion be ventured on the true value of this gift, although Mr. Carnegie is practical and shrewd and it is not likely that he would give money to be wasted. The great fault of most of the university extension work is its superficiality ; it spreads a thin, very thin, layer of culture over a very large surface and sometimes it seems that the money already spent on it is hardly justified. But probably Mr. Oarnegie has some pian for utilizing this fund which will make it of real value. ow the People of Sangir Keep Time. The people of Sangir, an island of the Malay archipelago, keep time by the aid of an hourglass formed by arranging two bottles neck to neck. The sand runs out’in half an hour, when the bottles are reversed. Close by them a line fs stretched, on which hang twelve sticks marked with notches from one to twelve, with a hooked stick, which is placed between the hour last struck and the next one. One of these glasses keeps the time for each village, for which purpose the hours are sounded on a gong by a keeper. Four Kinds of Pupils. The Talmud says there are four kinds of pupils—the sponge and the funnel, the strainer and the sieve. The sponge is’ he who taketh up everything, and the funnel {s be who taketh in at this ear and letteth out at that; the strainer is he that letteth go the wine and retaineth the dross, and the sieve is he that letteth go the bran and retaineth the fine flour. The student who begins at least to wish to belong to the last named class will not have been sent to college in vain. His Watchdog. Mrs. Suburb—Ohb, my dear, that magnificent watchdog you brought home yesterday is gone. Mr. Suburb—BEh? Did he break the chain? “No; but an ugly looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that I let the dog loose, but instead of tearing the tramp to pieces he went off with him.” “Great Scot! It must have been the same tramp I bought him of.” delicious tea Royal Baking rected. A pure, true leavener. The Wie bass tetany sveak evening J. J. Buyder, . the well known vegeteble and fruit dealer, whose place of business . ‘adjoins the hardware store of George E, Turner, on Pine purchased ‘a roll of wire netting from the latter. The netting was placed in front of the former’s stand in its compact form and after awhile some passerby rolled it down near the show window of the hardware store. Mr. Snyder forgot all abont his purchase when he closed . . up for the night. Later on a Broadstreet business man happened along and spied the wire roll, and concluded that it had been overlooked by the hardware men. To leave it, would surely mean its loss before the advent of another day,so he took tke roll home, as a precautionary measure. To make the story short, we will state that the nettting was brought . back the next day and explanations followed, amid much merriment on the part of the business mep. Mr. Snyder says he had given up thinking about the matter, taking it for granted that the fellow that stole his turkeys recently took the netting to pen in the Christmas birds and keep them safe for the larder, © The Rainfall. The rainfall since our last report up to nine o’clook this morning was .16 of an inch. This makes 6.56 inches for the menth and gives a total of 18.75 inches for the season. A Complete Selection. George E. Turner, the hardware dealer, bas in stock a complete eelection of the celebrated Van Dyke enamel ware. It consists of all kinds of kettles, stew pans, and other cooking utensile. Every article is guaranteed to be jugt as it is. represented, and the prices are in: keeping with the times. The Van Dyke enamel were is meeting with a ready sale; as it is noted for ite durability and general worth. ‘Happy Thought ef a Man In a Fix,

Ai’ operator for 4’ western railroad who had served his company long and well was called into the office one day and asked if he thought he could hold down the job of night dispatcher. He promptly replied that he could and was told to report for duty that night, and his chief. instructed him itn what he was todo. Just after the chief left the office it began to blow and snow, and the trains commenced to run late. The new night dispatcher soon had developed a bad case of “rattles” and almost cried. He did not want an accident, and he could not handle the trains. So a happy thought struck him. As fast as a report came in he replied, directing the conductor to take a siding and wait for orders, and it was not a great while until he had every train on the division sidetracked. Then he took a book, lighted his pipe and sat down to wait for daylight. In the morning the chief appeared with anxiety written all over his face. “Any accidents, Johnny?’ asked the chief. “Not an accident. I’ve got ’em all on the sidetrack, snowed in and waiting for orders, and you will have to get ’em out. I am going to blow this job.” It took the chief and his force nearly all day to get the trains straightened out and traflic resumed on the road.—Ind'evrr cs News. Spreads Like Wiléfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years.” You know why? Most diseases beginin disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies, It builds up the entire system. Pute new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage eats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros , Commercial street, The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb n the market, fe21-tf » The. Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and. lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others We would — all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c 15 Minutes sufficient to give you most and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. biscuit using Powder as di‘one-Robber Killed. Mantz, r SN; "wage Soiled Chordata eee eee Fagan, a deserter, from the Twenty‘Fourth (colored) Infantry, whofor . more than two ‘years:has-been: leading Filipinos against the American troops. ‘The native scouts decapitated: their prisoner. The man’s head, however, . was recognized as that of “Fagan. They also secured. his com taisston fo the Insurgent army. . Fagan: had on . ) one of his fin the class: ring of Lieutenant Frederick W. Alstaetter, of the Engineers, who was captured . by Filipinos, supposedly under’ the} command of Fagan himeelf, on’ Oc-. tober 28, 1900. Fagan ‘had: been” reported killed om several occasions; but the authorities:are satisfied that these eke ae social of Ralston Club. “breakfast mush. . eae cient Made from selected wheat. Rich in gluten. perfectly ee hard white wheat. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. for use. ’ Makes delicious pan cakes. ; GAYLORD @ Son, as PAD 7 MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. BROAD STREET Way reports were erroneous and that he fas — . now been killed. ‘Did Jog i Him? . Sackamunra, Ded. 10-0: .F. Gazsaway, @ ‘convict at the Folsom State prison, died there last: night. and ‘it is thought that the joy ofreceiving bis liberty today hada ‘good deal todo with it. He.and his brother had tiers served four years SOF igs ele % Leap, 8. D., ‘Dec. 9—-The . store: of . : Edward Wood, at Galena, was poe last night and Sheriff Dolen and bis deputy pursued the robbers; *One ‘of the robbers was killed. ay the other} captured. A Hard Sentence. Pee siaaeioon Tenn.. December. 9—R. P. Bundon, a well-to-do farmer, nearly 90_years of age, was today sentenced to ‘spend the rest of his life in prison . brook for killing Attorney. John. Crozier. Lonpon, Decémber 9—Severe snow storms have swept over Scotland-and-. many parts of England. Railroad: traffic in the highlands is much interfered with by the storms. —EEEEE——EEE Turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Chamber tonight. Didp in and try your. luck. *aTte Every original package of Jesse Moore whiskey is guaranteed abso. }. lutely pure by Jesse Moore Hunt Co, «= If you want to get & fat turkey tee twénty-five cents attend the reffle at Billy Britland’s tonight. a7tt. i dis == Are now on: display at DIG Store.. —_—_* —Come early and. make 8B Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices” And. 5 Extracts. (ALORS od nd al ee Hou . OaKLAND, ‘Deo. whene declared that “rank, positive perjury” had been offered: as ‘testi. mony. “No one but the Almighty Himself could: tell which: side is tell‘ing the trutti,” said the Judge. “I éan’t, but. I.-know that fue has «. been committed. e Eighicen Injured, * Woot, a, ey “9—The Central Georgia passenger train with about 100 passengers jumped the track Sunday morning on ashigh. enbankment. -/The baggage and express cars. burned. Julian Boynton” was killed. and eighteen were injured. : ———— -Sometiting Nice to Keep.’ a Shay one sbantiended: the re-union pionio and. ‘Gihom ate of old Nevada countyans, w ee sate, cae procure alum m S0t occasion atcool rg Schmidt's aable in years, go sere Fresh Sweet C Cider: .Gaantities to suit customers, War. Calf ‘ranted first class, Enquire of . for GEIGER. , n15-tf ee Oe The best brands of whisky and cigars ‘ean be procured ‘at the Council Chambea, W. Jd. Britland prop. tf = “9—Superior. Jadge a i ‘Green startled-lawyers, . witnesses and spectators 1h. fotevlosure sult today’ ’ Fresh Sweet. “Dider can be ‘had in because Popensae whiskey, but to avotd . . any bad results from the cold, he slipped a bottle of good old rye into his inside pocket. All.the rest of the crowd were opposed to drink as a beverage. He would not hurt anyone's ‘feelings. for the world, so he did not drink a drop going, and ceming home there was no chanese to touch It,either. . So, what did he do but carry that bottle of whiskey-all the way, both going and coming; and did not so much as getasmell. He was so mad when he got home that he ‘smashed the bottle 'into.a thousand pieces. But not till had hppe Race it of of its ‘contents. You will have a good chance to get @ fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25 cents. 14 < ‘Tes Fieae Por the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re. ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to eutt and at a reasonable price, o19tf NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. oa Ornge az Manyara, #1901. NOTE Is pon TE THAT THR port of is oatan, a Fo nal proof inaup: Sacer pire be at Kovade City. Car.,. mM No. rat, ‘c of ae ene for Tour a Tee NEED: be oa” a matterof seiali concern, iB as order with us, ll teke pride in distributing . Candies bought here ,for we exercise the most thougbtfat care to please children and adults if you a mom AS) _JAS. MW. FOLEY Commereial Street. fer Apparel for Ladies. . SSGSMTOZC SNELL Se Pd WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear. ¢ during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hae a comp'ete outfit will find room for some of this Winter Underwear Because it is of unusual quality and sold at an unueual price, Winter vests} and drawers, mercerized white cotton and ribbed. Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Aliso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING. Cor. Broad and Pine Fowitadae Nevada City. encna GOOD ENOUGH WwW HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is, . Call in sometime.. CHAS. “E. MULLOY, GROCER, Broad Street, Newada City, Calif, PM eR) ae aa ae gr aa é MFT J a a a The elegant line of Art Novelties I have in stock, consistEOE gs es al ‘And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reservations are now inte . ]. made for CARISTM AS, BS! for auy style or size pic F IS Po OM OS Cee la oe % ° LPR See ES — DON’T WAIT until the *-—xeemene i : I carry the largest moms vag MOULDINGS and make frames to crder . tea stock is broken. MOORE, the Photographer. j 5 Ae) ere a ee . HOLIDAY GOODS. H. DICKERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday Goods and He will tell you about them in a few days. Keep your eyes on his Space, HOLIDAY GOODS. VY PPVPVFPVP PEEP OR National Biscuit (Co.’s Fancy Cakes an Crackénn: Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,£Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Hil OGhe Bee Huwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or. Not by those who drink.. Our Coffee They are highly pleased, After teste of the best off sred elsewhere they have 8 . ied on ours as being the best sold » vwhere, It isa combination of the choicest g ades of Wocka and Java H»s a most delicious aroma. Being very strong a small quantity goes a far vay. Pienty of good Groceries tu keep the Coffee company, i SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commercial wie SE ES SE oF Aa