December 13, 1901 (4 pages)

* g TRAN : Dec. 13, 1901 tions to ia ee iefs a . B. Waggonner, of Booa, has 4 ppointed a Notary Public. age in the Grammar School de~ cat of Nevada Oity, have organBg font: ball team and wi.l play a ith ateam of boys of about the sabout Chris' mas, = today FY Dice ones, Fi Olerk F.L. Arbogast tod nd Lace Hato " marrivge license to Oharles ches : randest gift ee Taped srebls OF Hobarts Mille, and Bemeralda McLeod, of Truckee, , poptials will take place at the 4g home town in e few days. the show window of the Legg & . Go, is a very pretty and atdisplay of scutlery of all de“ions, The scissors and knives Odge and insertion Sale : ahs Towels, Blan 50. Laden ee ; 1.50. New Ribbore. bs, New Wra, ! lly arranged that they per: ap artistically hich we crowd ie " ie to attract attention. Girls of 4o ther sehes been received of the death 9, Jobn Quick at Azusa, Los Anseounty. Ihe cause of death was p, and her relatives did not of hor illness. For many years Quick resided at Badger Hill, 4 Mr. Quick engaged’ in: mining. wishes and a hg a City. raffle at the New] ae Price t t five years ago they took up their ; a ance in the southern part of the Ee te . here they have since resided. y about Jesse Moore y Quick was highly esteemed by all an always depend , yhom she was acquainted, and pany friends deeply sympathize the husband in his irreparable <n enie rel Parlor, Native Daughters, at lood regaiar meeting last evening A dihe following officers to serve mas Prese ensuing year: P. P., Louise ; ; President, Clara Moore ; First d Wood Rocke President, Nellie Hartman ; Sec-. : Vice President, Hattie Buffington; Vice President, Olive Gaylord; ding Secretary, Cora Wadsworth; cial Secretary, Minnie Brand; a], Mamie Lawrence; I. 8., Emma ;0.8, Nellie Reynolds; TrusKate O'Neill, Mabel Freeman and Floyd. The election being condthe members were entertained laughable farce antitled “The » Family.” p meeting at the City Hall last ofa committee of business men Grass Valley with a number of ~ men of this city, did not come agreement as to a uniform bour ly closing, and one or two reptives of Nevada City merchants $2.50, $2.75 (@] ture SiO ~MILLINERY 7 a as to reduce our roing to do so no ristmas Stat tha (Jind See Our Wi amerolal Street, Nevad LJ . Street, Grass Valley tothe 6 o’olock agreement. The ng is the committee appointed : ( ESENT: MILY (Oz 110 CHR SEU A idge, A. J. ‘Bovey, Moses Bern, Ralph Gaylord, Charles Grissell, Qsirns, Obris Naffziger and Sigourney. Elam Biggs of Grass y was Chairman of the meeting, Ralph Gaylord, Seer tary. fyone should be aware of the fact tesh roasted coffee is far better boffeee that has been roasted even, @ short space of a week, let alone hich stands on the shelf month d month out, so that when you he coffee you make from it has ne Carving pre flavor than. water. Taylor of a Nickelommercial Tea Store roasts his our every day. : ot for x + erved by all observers is the your w 3 bg of the new adverticement: of other, and a evada County Laundry in this rs for your ing’s TRANSCRIPT. Of all observarticles too the feminine is the most acute, , nd see. man whose linen is immaculate all a tttract their attention quicker One whois flashily dressed, The done by this laundry is of the ad the clothes are! always fresh a 0 A lean. ; ] KK NE veatness Cannot Be Cured. m0 fal applications, as they cannot d Ci . aiscased portion of ~ or ¢ aUly 8 Only one way to cure deafNevace gained that. is by constitutional a lies, Deafness is caused by an Wed condition of the mucous lintthe Eustachian Tube, When ube gets inflamed you have a ng sound or imperfect hearing, hen it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the inion van be taken out and this tored to its normal condition, Will be destroyed forever ; nine it of ten are caused by catarrh, ls nothing but an inflamed conofthe mucous surfaces. sera Glass ay Gitl yh y t * Will give One Hundred Dollare. @ f the bes x ty case of deafness (caused by . = her by men ¥ rh arcannot be cured by Hall's ‘ Te. Send for circulars, free. . s 1d see them.) BABE. CHENGY £00, Toledo,0. > customers. iby druggists, 76e. = 'Family Pills ate the best. Oe, ty Britland's Oouneil Chambers fat, nld4tt wo ——_, will have a good chance to get tal Juicy turkey at Billy Britnight for 25 cents. 14 OOo _ Saw Death Near. Often L. 6 made my heart ache,” er w tollapse,. adod . 80 far ‘at no me tive her, but a friend , recom: ! Dr. King’s New Discovery and ' “ped of this excellent mediNeed “id life.” It’s absolutely Asth or Ooughs, Colds, Bron“sooagg Ps all, eo p ; an at W. D. * Trial botties free. fone wilh Consum the aroma and strength has left, . . “The Grand Jury hae. changed the bourse of its daily sessions somewhat, It convenes at 10 o'clock each morning and adjourn at seon. -At1 o'clock the afternoon session is began, and adjournment is taken at fcar, Teday they were examining wi's nesses in the gambling cases and the murder ease, but-nothing leaked out about what they did. ; Constables Harvey and° Long came over from Truckee this morning and were before the Grand Jury in’ regard to the alleged gambling at Truckee. They returned to Truckee on the noon train, Mrs, Maggie Allen was before the Grand Jury thie afternoon in the matter of the Griffith’s case, and when she came out into the Sheriff's office, she was orying quite freely, and evidently much disturbed. : Sheriff Getchell arrived on last evening’s train with Mre, Maggie Allen and Richard Bennetts, and they were placed in the county jail. Considerable difficulty was experienced in locating Mrs, Allen, bu! she was finally arrested at San Jose by Sheriff Langford. When the Sheriff arrived on the train with his prisoners they attracted considerable attention, as it is thought they will give evidence that will go far toward clearing up the Griffiths case. Mrs, Allen looks worn and haggard, having been interviewed several times since her arrest, and seems to appreciate the position in which she now finds herself. In an interview last night, Mrs, Allen positively stated that she did not know how Joseph Griffiths came to his death. She admitted that she had trouble with her husband, but she said she would not speak uptruthfally or accuse him of complicity in a crime of which she knew nothing. If Mrs. Allen and Bennett are tobe prosecuted on the charge of adultery, it will probably be in some other county, unlese they confess to having been intimate in this county. Officers Elected. At a meeting of Wyoming Tribe, No. dtoclose at 6 o’clock. It was/49, Improved Order of Red Men, held t that a great deal of missionary . last evening, the following officers were fould be necessary before the de . elected to serve for the ensuing term: neult was obtained, and a com-. A.D, Mason, Prophet; W. L. Boardoftwelve was appointed to fur-}man, Sachem; Archie Odgers, Senior nvass the city tv obtain signa~-. Sagamore; Harry Buck, Junior Sagemore. The newly elected chiefs will be Taylor, W. G. Richarde, J. J. raised to their respective stamps on on,C . Brayton, B. F, Snell, J. Thursday evening, January 2d, 1902. ‘Went Below. Supervisor W. H. Martin and R. O. Walrath left on thie morning’s nineo’clock train for San Francisco. They have gone below on business connected with the Providence mine, A Woman’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save your life and that is through an operation were the startling words heard by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightfal case of stomach trouble and yellow . jaundice. Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly’cured her. It’s a wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try it. Only 50 cts. Guaranteed. For sale by W. D. Vinton. The turkey raffle at the New Union Hotel this evening affords an excellent opportunity to get a fine plump bird for the even, dé6tt Ome + Common whiskey is a curse but Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing. ; Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very. best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. _ att ra ¥ Grass Valley last night, when Hubert E. Morrish and Miss Jeanette A, Moffitt were joined in the. holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Rev. B. Dent Naylor, of the Congregational Church. The groom is connected with the job department of the Tidings-Telegraph, and is very Popular in bie home town. He is well known in lodge circles, being Sachemelect of Welmer Tribe of Improved Order of Red Men, and a member of Quartz Parlor of Native Sons. The bride was born aud reared in Grasse Valley, aud is bighly esteemed by a large circle uf friends, ‘Generous Ladies. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor at their meeting last evening made a donation of $25 towards the new Free Reading Room and Library. They aleo decided that at the'r meeting on the 26th of December that all the members bring a donation which will be given tothe poor. The Native Daughters have always the welfare of the community at heart, and do not forget that the poor should te remembered. All praise to the noble ladies, Grand Holiday Display. L. Hyman & Co. have placed in stock ® large lot of holiday goods, which for qualities and prices cannot be beat. Acarload of clothing, furnishing goods, boots and ‘shoes, neckweer and novelties has just been received: and another big consignment will arrive in a few days, These onterprising clothiers will bave the grandest display of holiday goode ever seen in this city, and if yeu want to get some handsome novelties for Christmas at exceedingly low figures cali at the npto-date store on the corner of Broad Pine sireets. The assortment now on hand is well eelected, and when the rest of the goods arrive customers. can find everything desirable for the boliday season, Watch for the annouscement of the big firm, whieh will appear in the Transorirt shortly. Up Against It Now. Sr, Louis, Mo., December 12—In the United States District Court today Ben Kilpatrick, the Montana train robber suspect, wae sentenced by Judge Adams to fifteen years in the State Penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mo. Killed By Hevator. Sat Lake, Utab, Deo. 12—Alfred Moses, sn employe in the biast furnace of the Highland Boy Smelter at Bingham, was killed this morning by being caught in the elevator shaft. Moses missed his footing and the) heavily ioaded elevator rapidly descending caught Moses, cutting him completely in two. 90 Taree Drowned. New Yorx,December 12—-Three children of Tunis Pons, were drowned last night. They were skating on a pond when the ice cracked and they plunged into the water. If you want to get a turkey for a small outlay, go to the New Union tonight. The big raffle will be running, and the turkeys are good. détf To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 2éc. —_—__ + e@e Flavored and. seasoned in wood, rich and elegant with the best materiale ueed by distillere, it is no wonder that Jesse Moore is the leading whiskey in the world. nd _Avery pretty wedding took place at . torget the big turkey reffle. & » Overstreet, of Elgin, . “to hear my wife cough until! it cine or earthly help. z 7~ o. Cor. Broad & Pine Strests, Nevada City. Tel, Main 791 MJ0 Lone PRICG@ GL UST WAIT A FEW DAYS. READ our Holiday announcement and see the Grandest Holiday Display ever made here.’ A carload of New Clothing, ; Shoes, cme and Novelties now in. aS Od Af Furnishing Goods, Boots and, eet wae 3 . Present of a handsome box of our fine . } 1 French Candies, special fancy . \§ . The Main Street, Grass Valley. . Q Tel. Main 751 OTHIGRS . Red Front If favorable comment by the press may be accepted as evidence of the merit “Hunting for Hawkins,” which will be presented at the local theater tomorrow night, may be considered thoroughly first class in every particular. Dramatic critics who have reviewed the performance are unanimous and enthusiastic in praising this new comedy, and surely no better evidence may be obtained. The dialogue is said to be bright and humorous, and the situations laughable in the extreme. Bright and catchy music is interspersed during the performance, as -well a8 many new popular songs, clever dances, and other attractive and novel vaudeville acts, which are especially enjoyable to the majority of amusement lovers, ) Seats are now on gale at Foley’s confectionery store. Sill With Us. The nights continue to be cold, and we are having a sample of Eastern weather.’ Every morning the thermometer is away down and the ground ie “hard and fast” from the chilly blasts of old Jack Frost. Last nigh: at 11 o’slock the mercury was down to 19 degrees. in front of W. D. Vinton’s drug stere. At 5 o’clock this morning the indicator there marked the 22-degree point. The record in front of the store of ©. J. Brand and A. W. &. H. Hartung showed atemperature of 24 degrees this morning. eh iu a Good Crossings. Marshal Hi Shearer is having some good stone crossings laid on the upper part of Broad street. In front of August Lademan’s residence a substantial crossing has been put in. Across Cottage street, near Broad, more good work of the same kind has been done. The Marshal is being highly complimented for hie excellent work, For a fine drink of porter and half half go to the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. asae XMAS. 0005 Are now on display at — VINTON’S DING Store. Come early and make Your selecklon.sicsssess Seen Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?. oF PMy] {4 9,) [6055] [HMMs [OPM] [0P2,] [A08,] e©-+-s es ‘ “, EH eh ae ae . 2-2 gs?) (Sige?) [aig e?). Sigy?) Moan?) Peso?) Soue?) We Roast Daily fet PAgT HOAs, . mE SE-BE [eg vPPi*eige?) Saue?) TAYLOR’S . Tea and Coffee Store. [e"*,. . oy 4 of a theatrical attraction, . WHOLE W the RALSTON PRODUCTS are endorsed antee of their purity. -. Made from selected wheat. by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar 4 HEAT FLOUR. Made under the supervision of Ralston Club. RALSTON OATS. A delicious breakfast mush. RALSTON BREAKFAST F GRANO. Made from perfectly cleaned hard white wheat. . PAN CAKE. FLOUR. Ready for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. GEO. C. GAYLORD @ SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID: TO MAIL ORDERS. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. PHONE 55J. . BROAD STREET —_ Oaxktand, December 12—Motorman Enoch Bissell, of car No. 76 of the Telegraph Avenue line, dropped dead at 7 e’clock thie morning at Twentieth street and San Pablo Auenue. He was on duty on ‘his car when suddenly he fell back on tbe platform and was dead in a few minutes. Heart disease was probably the cause of death. Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union countyans, which was held at Gienbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf Billy Britland’s big turkey reffle takes place tonight. Someone wins es turkey every time. Try it. avte (a 8 Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted firstclass, Enquire of F. Gricrr. n15-tf ee The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-balf are troubled with some affection of the tbroat and langs, P . those complaints are, according to etatistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise 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 and 500. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Smoke the up-to-date Oigar Thomae Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. a $55 picnic and gathering of old Nevada/: Pom NasHvittr, Tenn., Dec. 12—A special from Paris, Tenn, says: Coleman Kitebum, a negro teacher, shot and fatally wounded his wife’and afterward set fire to the house, The negro took refuge in a cabin, where he was located by City Marshal Mills, who was fired upon as he entered the place. Mille returned the fire and the negro fell dead with a bullet through his neok. A Handsome Display. Charles E. Tegler, the confectioner has a very handeome dieplay of hboliday goods in his show window, The collection consists of numerous little articles. just suited for the children ut Christmas time. It looks as though Santa Claus has sent a large consignment of bis pretty wares to Mr. Teleger’s store, and the artistic display in the window shows how nice they ere. _—-7ee If you. want to get a fat turkey for twenty-five cente attend the raffle at Billy Britland’s tonight. aver * Food Changed to Polson. Putrefying food in the intestines rod uces e like those of arsenic, t De. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Oonstipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers; all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at Vinton’s. BORN. os At Relief Hill, December 8, 1901, to the wife of James Penrose, a daughter. “Cafeioner for Your Christmas Tree. WO) WOY2 ZS lace A CLAUS: will thoughtful care to EED be a matter of small concern, if you our ‘order with us. take pride in distributing Candies bought here, for we exercise the most please children and aduite Cove Cove AG) SANTA JAS. Mi. FOLEY Commercial Street. — — Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. NDISNMOZC SNELL © Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods fo? wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who has acomp'ete outfit will find room for sowe of this ' Winter Underwear Because it is of unueual quality and sold at an unueual price. Winter vests and drawers, mercerized white cotton and ribbed. Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Aiso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING, asa a GOOD ENOUGH AAJHEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Call in sometime. Broad Street, Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, réquires the best there is. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, . Make Your Best Girl a Christmas boxes. The fineat line of Christmas tree decorations ; brought to this ye Watch our . show window for display. CHAS. E. TEGLER . Commercial @ireet, Nevada Oi y/: ever . . . for any style or size pic'ure. Pras wae al Ne elties I have in stock, consist3 MeO. i. ‘ FRAMED PICTURES Aod FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reeervations are now being & made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T, WAIT until the ctock ie broken. e=xeee I carry the largest stock of MOULDINGS and make frames to crder t line of Art NovPhotographer. . Pictures, Medalions, . Perfumes, Rbony Toilet Articles, Fountain Pens, Mirrors, Faney Ink Stands Celluloid Boxes, Games and Books, Magic Lanterns, Automizers, Shaving Sets, Traveling Cases, Pocket Books, Gold. Pens, Fine Stationery, Toilet Sats, Photograph Albums, Toy Steam Bngines, Rtc., Rte, Rte, The Right Goods at Right Prices 44444446400444644664644 HL DICKERMAN PRUE onal v Nati Vv Biscuit (Co.’s Fancy Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ws SENS Ohe Bee Hwe J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. 4 a ya “ IRL . Fancy Cakes an Crackers . Wafer s os ! Athena, Champagne,+Graham, «Raspberry, OatMeal. ee , Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Srocery, oN . PEPE Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Not by those who drink. Our CoffeeThey are highly pleased. After tests of the best offered elsewhere they have . settled on ours as being the best sold auywhere. Itiea combination of the ehoicest grades of © Mocha and Java Hae a most delico'ous aroma, Being very strong a small quantity goes a far. way. Plenty of g Groceries to keep the Coffee company, 3 Commercial Street. se ¥ be tes ss . — aes 9 st-+aR AAAI aatcen ase on <n gangs atin? aoe os ra 3 ee = Se wee we Wk ‘ . ‘ SEAL Sh ere we aa 2a nS Aaa DNS BBS GAN RRB Si wv

* g TRAN : Dec. 13, 1901 tions to ia ee iefs a . B. Waggonner, of Booa, has 4 ppointed a Notary Public. age in the Grammar School de~ cat of Nevada Oity, have organBg font: ball team and wi.l play a ith ateam of boys of about the sabout Chris' mas, = today FY Dice ones, Fi Olerk F.L. Arbogast tod nd Lace Hato " marrivge license to Oharles ches : randest gift ee Taped srebls OF Hobarts Mille, and Bemeralda McLeod, of Truckee, , poptials will take place at the 4g home town in e few days. the show window of the Legg & . Go, is a very pretty and atdisplay of scutlery of all de“ions, The scissors and knives Odge and insertion Sale : ahs Towels, Blan 50. Laden ee ; 1.50. New Ribbore. bs, New Wra, ! lly arranged that they per: ap artistically hich we crowd ie " ie to attract attention. Girls of 4o ther sehes been received of the death 9, Jobn Quick at Azusa, Los Anseounty. Ihe cause of death was p, and her relatives did not of hor illness. For many years Quick resided at Badger Hill, 4 Mr. Quick engaged’ in: mining. wishes and a hg a City. raffle at the New] ae Price t t five years ago they took up their ; a ance in the southern part of the Ee te . here they have since resided. y about Jesse Moore y Quick was highly esteemed by all an always depend , yhom she was acquainted, and pany friends deeply sympathize the husband in his irreparable <n enie rel Parlor, Native Daughters, at lood regaiar meeting last evening A dihe following officers to serve mas Prese ensuing year: P. P., Louise ; ; President, Clara Moore ; First d Wood Rocke President, Nellie Hartman ; Sec-. : Vice President, Hattie Buffington; Vice President, Olive Gaylord; ding Secretary, Cora Wadsworth; cial Secretary, Minnie Brand; a], Mamie Lawrence; I. 8., Emma ;0.8, Nellie Reynolds; TrusKate O'Neill, Mabel Freeman and Floyd. The election being condthe members were entertained laughable farce antitled “The » Family.” p meeting at the City Hall last ofa committee of business men Grass Valley with a number of ~ men of this city, did not come agreement as to a uniform bour ly closing, and one or two reptives of Nevada City merchants $2.50, $2.75 (@] ture SiO ~MILLINERY 7 a as to reduce our roing to do so no ristmas Stat tha (Jind See Our Wi amerolal Street, Nevad LJ . Street, Grass Valley tothe 6 o’olock agreement. The ng is the committee appointed : ( ESENT: MILY (Oz 110 CHR SEU A idge, A. J. ‘Bovey, Moses Bern, Ralph Gaylord, Charles Grissell, Qsirns, Obris Naffziger and Sigourney. Elam Biggs of Grass y was Chairman of the meeting, Ralph Gaylord, Seer tary. fyone should be aware of the fact tesh roasted coffee is far better boffeee that has been roasted even, @ short space of a week, let alone hich stands on the shelf month d month out, so that when you he coffee you make from it has ne Carving pre flavor than. water. Taylor of a Nickelommercial Tea Store roasts his our every day. : ot for x + erved by all observers is the your w 3 bg of the new adverticement: of other, and a evada County Laundry in this rs for your ing’s TRANSCRIPT. Of all observarticles too the feminine is the most acute, , nd see. man whose linen is immaculate all a tttract their attention quicker One whois flashily dressed, The done by this laundry is of the ad the clothes are! always fresh a 0 A lean. ; ] KK NE veatness Cannot Be Cured. m0 fal applications, as they cannot d Ci . aiscased portion of ~ or ¢ aUly 8 Only one way to cure deafNevace gained that. is by constitutional a lies, Deafness is caused by an Wed condition of the mucous lintthe Eustachian Tube, When ube gets inflamed you have a ng sound or imperfect hearing, hen it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the inion van be taken out and this tored to its normal condition, Will be destroyed forever ; nine it of ten are caused by catarrh, ls nothing but an inflamed conofthe mucous surfaces. sera Glass ay Gitl yh y t * Will give One Hundred Dollare. @ f the bes x ty case of deafness (caused by . = her by men ¥ rh arcannot be cured by Hall's ‘ Te. Send for circulars, free. . s 1d see them.) BABE. CHENGY £00, Toledo,0. > customers. iby druggists, 76e. = 'Family Pills ate the best. Oe, ty Britland's Oouneil Chambers fat, nld4tt wo ——_, will have a good chance to get tal Juicy turkey at Billy Britnight for 25 cents. 14 OOo _ Saw Death Near. Often L. 6 made my heart ache,” er w tollapse,. adod . 80 far ‘at no me tive her, but a friend , recom: ! Dr. King’s New Discovery and ' “ped of this excellent mediNeed “id life.” It’s absolutely Asth or Ooughs, Colds, Bron“sooagg Ps all, eo p ; an at W. D. * Trial botties free. fone wilh Consum the aroma and strength has left, . . “The Grand Jury hae. changed the bourse of its daily sessions somewhat, It convenes at 10 o'clock each morning and adjourn at seon. -At1 o'clock the afternoon session is began, and adjournment is taken at fcar, Teday they were examining wi's nesses in the gambling cases and the murder ease, but-nothing leaked out about what they did. ; Constables Harvey and° Long came over from Truckee this morning and were before the Grand Jury in’ regard to the alleged gambling at Truckee. They returned to Truckee on the noon train, Mrs, Maggie Allen was before the Grand Jury thie afternoon in the matter of the Griffith’s case, and when she came out into the Sheriff's office, she was orying quite freely, and evidently much disturbed. : Sheriff Getchell arrived on last evening’s train with Mre, Maggie Allen and Richard Bennetts, and they were placed in the county jail. Considerable difficulty was experienced in locating Mrs, Allen, bu! she was finally arrested at San Jose by Sheriff Langford. When the Sheriff arrived on the train with his prisoners they attracted considerable attention, as it is thought they will give evidence that will go far toward clearing up the Griffiths case. Mrs, Allen looks worn and haggard, having been interviewed several times since her arrest, and seems to appreciate the position in which she now finds herself. In an interview last night, Mrs, Allen positively stated that she did not know how Joseph Griffiths came to his death. She admitted that she had trouble with her husband, but she said she would not speak uptruthfally or accuse him of complicity in a crime of which she knew nothing. If Mrs. Allen and Bennett are tobe prosecuted on the charge of adultery, it will probably be in some other county, unlese they confess to having been intimate in this county. Officers Elected. At a meeting of Wyoming Tribe, No. dtoclose at 6 o’clock. It was/49, Improved Order of Red Men, held t that a great deal of missionary . last evening, the following officers were fould be necessary before the de . elected to serve for the ensuing term: neult was obtained, and a com-. A.D, Mason, Prophet; W. L. Boardoftwelve was appointed to fur-}man, Sachem; Archie Odgers, Senior nvass the city tv obtain signa~-. Sagamore; Harry Buck, Junior Sagemore. The newly elected chiefs will be Taylor, W. G. Richarde, J. J. raised to their respective stamps on on,C . Brayton, B. F, Snell, J. Thursday evening, January 2d, 1902. ‘Went Below. Supervisor W. H. Martin and R. O. Walrath left on thie morning’s nineo’clock train for San Francisco. They have gone below on business connected with the Providence mine, A Woman’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save your life and that is through an operation were the startling words heard by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightfal case of stomach trouble and yellow . jaundice. Gall stones had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly’cured her. It’s a wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try it. Only 50 cts. Guaranteed. For sale by W. D. Vinton. The turkey raffle at the New Union Hotel this evening affords an excellent opportunity to get a fine plump bird for the even, dé6tt Ome + Common whiskey is a curse but Gilt Edge whiskey is a blessing. ; Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very. best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. _ att ra ¥ Grass Valley last night, when Hubert E. Morrish and Miss Jeanette A, Moffitt were joined in the. holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Rev. B. Dent Naylor, of the Congregational Church. The groom is connected with the job department of the Tidings-Telegraph, and is very Popular in bie home town. He is well known in lodge circles, being Sachemelect of Welmer Tribe of Improved Order of Red Men, and a member of Quartz Parlor of Native Sons. The bride was born aud reared in Grasse Valley, aud is bighly esteemed by a large circle uf friends, ‘Generous Ladies. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor at their meeting last evening made a donation of $25 towards the new Free Reading Room and Library. They aleo decided that at the'r meeting on the 26th of December that all the members bring a donation which will be given tothe poor. The Native Daughters have always the welfare of the community at heart, and do not forget that the poor should te remembered. All praise to the noble ladies, Grand Holiday Display. L. Hyman & Co. have placed in stock ® large lot of holiday goods, which for qualities and prices cannot be beat. Acarload of clothing, furnishing goods, boots and ‘shoes, neckweer and novelties has just been received: and another big consignment will arrive in a few days, These onterprising clothiers will bave the grandest display of holiday goode ever seen in this city, and if yeu want to get some handsome novelties for Christmas at exceedingly low figures cali at the npto-date store on the corner of Broad Pine sireets. The assortment now on hand is well eelected, and when the rest of the goods arrive customers. can find everything desirable for the boliday season, Watch for the annouscement of the big firm, whieh will appear in the Transorirt shortly. Up Against It Now. Sr, Louis, Mo., December 12—In the United States District Court today Ben Kilpatrick, the Montana train robber suspect, wae sentenced by Judge Adams to fifteen years in the State Penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mo. Killed By Hevator. Sat Lake, Utab, Deo. 12—Alfred Moses, sn employe in the biast furnace of the Highland Boy Smelter at Bingham, was killed this morning by being caught in the elevator shaft. Moses missed his footing and the) heavily ioaded elevator rapidly descending caught Moses, cutting him completely in two. 90 Taree Drowned. New Yorx,December 12—-Three children of Tunis Pons, were drowned last night. They were skating on a pond when the ice cracked and they plunged into the water. If you want to get a turkey for a small outlay, go to the New Union tonight. The big raffle will be running, and the turkeys are good. détf To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 2éc. —_—__ + e@e Flavored and. seasoned in wood, rich and elegant with the best materiale ueed by distillere, it is no wonder that Jesse Moore is the leading whiskey in the world. nd _Avery pretty wedding took place at . torget the big turkey reffle. & » Overstreet, of Elgin, . “to hear my wife cough until! it cine or earthly help. z 7~ o. Cor. Broad & Pine Strests, Nevada City. Tel, Main 791 MJ0 Lone PRICG@ GL UST WAIT A FEW DAYS. READ our Holiday announcement and see the Grandest Holiday Display ever made here.’ A carload of New Clothing, ; Shoes, cme and Novelties now in. aS Od Af

Furnishing Goods, Boots and, eet wae 3 . Present of a handsome box of our fine . } 1 French Candies, special fancy . \§ . The Main Street, Grass Valley. . Q Tel. Main 751 OTHIGRS . Red Front If favorable comment by the press may be accepted as evidence of the merit “Hunting for Hawkins,” which will be presented at the local theater tomorrow night, may be considered thoroughly first class in every particular. Dramatic critics who have reviewed the performance are unanimous and enthusiastic in praising this new comedy, and surely no better evidence may be obtained. The dialogue is said to be bright and humorous, and the situations laughable in the extreme. Bright and catchy music is interspersed during the performance, as -well a8 many new popular songs, clever dances, and other attractive and novel vaudeville acts, which are especially enjoyable to the majority of amusement lovers, ) Seats are now on gale at Foley’s confectionery store. Sill With Us. The nights continue to be cold, and we are having a sample of Eastern weather.’ Every morning the thermometer is away down and the ground ie “hard and fast” from the chilly blasts of old Jack Frost. Last nigh: at 11 o’slock the mercury was down to 19 degrees. in front of W. D. Vinton’s drug stere. At 5 o’clock this morning the indicator there marked the 22-degree point. The record in front of the store of ©. J. Brand and A. W. &. H. Hartung showed atemperature of 24 degrees this morning. eh iu a Good Crossings. Marshal Hi Shearer is having some good stone crossings laid on the upper part of Broad street. In front of August Lademan’s residence a substantial crossing has been put in. Across Cottage street, near Broad, more good work of the same kind has been done. The Marshal is being highly complimented for hie excellent work, For a fine drink of porter and half half go to the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. asae XMAS. 0005 Are now on display at — VINTON’S DING Store.. Come early and make Your selecklon.sicsssess Seen Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?.. oF PMy] {4 9,) [6055] [HMMs [OPM] [0P2,] [A08,] e©-+-s es ‘ “, EH eh ae ae . 2-2 gs?) (Sige?) [aig e?). Sigy?) Moan?) Peso?) Soue?) We Roast Daily fet PAgT HOAs, . mE SE-BE [eg vPPi*eige?) Saue?) TAYLOR’S . Tea and Coffee Store. [e"*,. . oy 4 of a theatrical attraction, . WHOLE W the RALSTON PRODUCTS are endorsed antee of their purity. -. Made from selected wheat. by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar 4 HEAT FLOUR. Made under the supervision of Ralston Club. RALSTON OATS. A delicious breakfast mush. RALSTON BREAKFAST F GRANO. Made from perfectly cleaned hard white wheat. . PAN CAKE. FLOUR. Ready for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. GEO. C. GAYLORD @ SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID: TO MAIL ORDERS. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. PHONE 55J. . BROAD STREET —_ Oaxktand, December 12—Motorman Enoch Bissell, of car No. 76 of the Telegraph Avenue line, dropped dead at 7 e’clock thie morning at Twentieth street and San Pablo Auenue. He was on duty on ‘his car when suddenly he fell back on tbe platform and was dead in a few minutes. Heart disease was probably the cause of death. Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union countyans, which was held at Gienbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf Billy Britland’s big turkey reffle takes place tonight. Someone wins es turkey every time. Try it. avte (a 8 Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted firstclass, Enquire of F. Gricrr. n15-tf ee The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-balf are troubled with some affection of the tbroat and langs, P . those complaints are, according to etatistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise 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 and 500. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Smoke the up-to-date Oigar Thomae Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. a $55 picnic and gathering of old Nevada/: Pom NasHvittr, Tenn., Dec. 12—A special from Paris, Tenn, says: Coleman Kitebum, a negro teacher, shot and fatally wounded his wife’and afterward set fire to the house, The negro took refuge in a cabin, where he was located by City Marshal Mills, who was fired upon as he entered the place. Mille returned the fire and the negro fell dead with a bullet through his neok. A Handsome Display. Charles E. Tegler, the confectioner has a very handeome dieplay of hboliday goods in his show window, The collection consists of numerous little articles. just suited for the children ut Christmas time. It looks as though Santa Claus has sent a large consignment of bis pretty wares to Mr. Teleger’s store, and the artistic display in the window shows how nice they ere. _—-7ee If you. want to get a fat turkey for twenty-five cente attend the raffle at Billy Britland’s tonight. aver * Food Changed to Polson. Putrefying food in the intestines rod uces e like those of arsenic, t De. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Oonstipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers; all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at Vinton’s. BORN. os At Relief Hill, December 8, 1901, to the wife of James Penrose, a daughter. “Cafeioner for Your Christmas Tree. WO) WOY2 ZS lace A CLAUS: will thoughtful care to EED be a matter of small concern, if you our ‘order with us. take pride in distributing Candies bought here, for we exercise the most please children and aduite Cove Cove AG) SANTA JAS. Mi. FOLEY Commercial Street. — — Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. NDISNMOZC SNELL © Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods fo? wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who has acomp'ete outfit will find room for sowe of this ' Winter Underwear Because it is of unueual quality and sold at an unueual price. Winter vests and drawers, mercerized white cotton and ribbed. Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Aiso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING, asa a GOOD ENOUGH AAJHEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Call in sometime.. Broad Street, Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, réquires the best there is. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, . Make Your Best Girl a Christmas boxes. The fineat line of Christmas tree decorations ; brought to this ye Watch our . show window for display. CHAS. E. TEGLER . Commercial @ireet, Nevada Oi y/: ever . . . for any style or size pic'ure. Pras wae al Ne elties I have in stock, consist3 MeO. i. ‘ FRAMED PICTURES Aod FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reeervations are now being & made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T, WAIT until the ctock ie broken. e=xeee I carry the largest stock of MOULDINGS and make frames to crder t line of Art NovPhotographer. . Pictures, Medalions, . Perfumes, Rbony Toilet Articles, Fountain Pens, Mirrors, Faney Ink Stands Celluloid Boxes, Games and Books, Magic Lanterns, Automizers, Shaving Sets, Traveling Cases, Pocket Books, Gold. Pens, Fine Stationery, Toilet Sats, Photograph Albums, Toy Steam Bngines, Rtc., Rte, Rte, The Right Goods at Right Prices 44444446400444644664644 HL DICKERMAN PRUE onal v Nati Vv Biscuit (Co.’s Fancy Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ws SENS Ohe Bee Hwe J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. 4 a ya “ IRL . Fancy Cakes an Crackers . Wafer s os ! Athena, Champagne,+Graham, «Raspberry, OatMeal. ee , Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Srocery, oN . PEPE Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Not by those who drink.. Our CoffeeThey are highly pleased. After tests of the best offered elsewhere they have . settled on ours as being the best sold auywhere. Itiea combination of the ehoicest grades of © Mocha and Java Hae a most delico'ous aroma, Being very strong a small quantity goes a far. way. 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