December 14, 1901 (4 pages)

% _— TRANSCRIPT. A. Dee. 14, 1901 7 en rations to pleac, ther you on ’ December. Can d and marked ‘often forgotten ay 5°; White F Eon going to hunt for Hawkins yi? He's awful funny. Garo invited to appear at Wm. 4 Bolipse saloon tonight and en\ re dancing should not she social to be given at Armory ht by Company O. } Pale saloon on Broad etreet an ies Duchess “ve sapplied with the very finest randest gift for ge and frisersast Sale sors and cigars. : ecial meeting of Ohattanaoga ST oceps will be held at Odd Felbball Tuesday afternoon. Every ne, iad Towels, Bla js requested to be present. 7.50. Ladien gee : 4 drinks are made aspecialty at $150. New Ribbons, .@ Bros’ ‘Glenbrook saloon en gthe, New Wrappers. serial street. i Which we crowd in. 9 : Girls of 40 the . wishes and g la City. . ‘the brain. Qne doy Headache Care wij wallow a pill, and the ij Lebr, the venerable of this city, has on exhibition show window of the Great Amorjnporting Tea Compeny several ug of vatious kinds of fruit which »j and preserved, They are of quality end look very tempting. will be plenty of hot lunch matthe Grotto saloon this.evenkins” may be found at the me. They cure neurllMrtonight. Go look for him. 2A ol ad sale so article in yesterday's Tranthe name of of Mra. J. M. Hadyuintentionally omitted as the of the life-like portrait in the gindow of George E. Turner. 's Place on Broad street will be nter of attraction this evenee jood tmas Prese id Wood Rocke Shearer and “Officer Grangrested C. CO. Campbell last He was found isa a drunken ion near Allan’s foundry, and is ip have been very abusive. He the night in the city jail. ou like a good hot lunch call d thie evening to the Council $2.50, $2.75 IO : MILLINERY aa¢4 . Davis had the misfertune to this knee vap at the Frank mine on rFlat yesterday afternoon. He ging some timbers down the hen he lost control of them, one poles striking-bim in the leg. vis was brought to his home in , and Dr. Swayze reduced the he New York Hotel tomorrow ig an excellent dinner will be and everything that goes to wpa good meal will be in evion the tables in abundance. Epworth £ eague held a meeting ght and elected the following for the ensuing term: Presi0 R. Marchie; First Vice PresiMies A. Carnow; Second Vice lent, Miss E. Powell; Third Vice eA ent, Sherman Danforth;. Fourth President, Mies Florence Brayton; arer, Ed. Marchie; Secretary, »H! Curnow; Organist, Miss L 4 Mi LY (NOs Landaburg; Iatermediate Superlent, Mise Jessie Hathaway. Bt A A nas to reduce our} yoing to do sono hristmas Fat that (2tnd See Our Wi mmercial Street, Nevad 1 Street, Grass Valley, The New Union Hotel. New Union Hotel of this city ying wn excellent run of busiuct ‘tiow. This popular hostelry gined an enviab'e reputation me Carving the public for ite several good a Nickel; #, and as a consequence the ) r of guests steadily iticreasee, ot for your Metzonbaugher, the proprietor, your wife, a sther, and a particolar pains to see that every ment of the hotel ie condacted rs for your my that cannot fail to plesse atticles too. patrons. The home comforts at ew Union are of the very best all and see. Many guesta dwell there ong. The dining room is one main features of the house, na from day to day being exa. and the service likewiee good. JR NEI Nevada Cit may oe, a oa era Glass ay Gils, — # Card of Thanks. bereavement. JAMES OHEGWIDDEN. da City, Deo. 18th, 1901. attuinioene a¢ess Cannot Be Cured. owa fine dinner will be served. h to return my sincere thanks neighbors and many friends for Many acte of. kindness during " §pplications, as they cannot ie diseased portion of the ear. only one. way to cure deafOtome (an, ~—— Pline fo Star Superintendent Walter McG. Logan of the Old Home Consolidated mine, in the Blue Tent district, is here from San Francisco arranging to start up work on the property. As will be seen by reference toa notice in this evening’s Transonipt, bids for running a 100-foot tunn@! at the mine are asked for. Mr. Mo. Logan will be on the premises to give the necessary information to bidders, The’ company has put aside 92,000 shares of stock to go shead with the work of opening up the mine. Some 15,000 shares have already been sold, and just as soon as the new tunnel is completed the mine will be thoroughly tested. If the returns prove satisfruit/ factory, which is very likely they will, quite a force of men will be put on and the mine will soon be made a good producer. The fact that the shares that have been set apart for a working espital meet with ready sale shows the confidence mining men have in the future of the property. ° The Blue Tent mining district is fast coming to the front in the way of suc4 cessful operations, and much attention is being directed to that section. Closing Out. M. L. & D. Marsh are tearing down the buildings at the depot of the Towle lumber yard, of which Jo V. Bell has been manager. The Marsh Bros. purchaeed the business some months ago, and have concluded torun it in conjanction with their yard on Boulder street, where they have the best of lumber on band, and all orders will be promptly attended to. A Big Trust Deed. The County Recorder of Placer county bas beeo busy for the past, week recording a trust deed of the Bay Counties Power Oompany to the Union Trast Company of San Francisco, the consideration being $750,000, The document consisted of 17,000 folios, making twenty-six pages of typewritten material. ; Weather Report. McAdie of the San Francisco Bureau made the following prediction this morning: Fair tonight and Sunday. Not so cold. Heavy frost Sunday morning. = A Nice Stock. v Snell & Fleming have just received a large and varied assortment of dry goods for the holiday trade. Their mew stock of furs ies very complete, and affords a good opportunity to procure handsome presents for Christmas. The other lines of goods in stock are well selected, and the prices are very reasonable. eres Saw Death Near. “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. ©. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lungs would’ collapse. Good doctors said she was sofar gone wilh Consum tion that no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persiatent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $1 at W. D. Vinton’s. Trial botties free. The best brands of whisky and ciga ean be procured at the Council Ohambors, W. J. Britland prop. tf Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. They know you area judge of good whiskey when you call for Jesse Moore “Hunting for Hawkins,” which will be presented at the local theater this evening, gave six evening performmatinee at Salt Lake City last week and standing reom only was obtainable at each performance .after the curtain had gone up and on two occasions people were turned away. If all reports are true the company is one of the best that has come this way in a long time and Manager Jacobs was very fortunate in securing it. The comedy was written for the sole purpose of making the audience laugh hard ard it is said to fill ite place perfectly in this respect. The disgusting silly parts which are some times called comedy have been left out and give way to clean and much more pleasing jokes and situation. In the line of specialties the company is well up and the latest Eastern songs will be sung. Seats can be procured at Foley's confectionery. : : Surveyor General. W. 8. Graham of Aubnrn, Placer county, hag been decided upen by Senators Persins and Bard,as U. 8. Surveyor General, to succeed J. M. Gleaves, deceased. It was for a time thought that ex-Senater Boyce would receive the appointment, but some opposition was raised and a compromise was made on Graham, Mr. Graham has been a deputy in the Surveyor General’s office for several years, and de well qualified to discharge the duties of the office. Mr. Graham is the pre3ent Surveyor of Placer county, which office he has filled for several] terms. The Medal Contest. The Demorest medal contest is to be held at the Theater next Monday evening instead of on Tuesday, as heretofore anneunced. The progfeam is well arranged and every number will be entertaining and full of merit. The former medal contests held under the auspices of the local branch of the W. O. T.-U. were exceedingly creditable to all concerned, and the pubic greatly enjoyed the entertainments. Remember the comirg event will take place next Monday evening, and don’t fail to attend. At Watt Perk tomorrow afternoon the Regulars of this city and the Locals of Grass Valley will play a game of baseball and as they are well matched a great deal of interest is being taken in the outcome by those who are interested in the game. Handsome Lamps. George E. Turner, the hardware dealer, hus placed in stock a large assortment of lamps, which are just suited. for Ohbristmas presents. ‘Ihe collection consists of lamps of every deecription, including some very pretty designs of the standing and hanging patterns, The prices have been greatly reduced for the holiday trade. Examine the new stock. ; Syl ene aetneel anand Dickerman’s line cof ebony and celluloid goods is entirely new this year. ig Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in'a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and at the bar. ee en —— t x and that is by constitutional f the bes # ®. Doatnese ts caused by an her by men « condition of the mucous lind see them. * toad Eustachian Tube. When ida s ¥ sets inflamed you have a ¥ customers. ng sound or imperfect hearing, mucous surfaces. “y give One Hundred Dollar NEY : iy dtuggiste, Too. *Family Pills are the best. Cold Storage Meats. we beef inal feal-tt Por Those Home Prunes, ) nest Prunes it in the world. The Aled aod cured by Wm. oll-tf +, it is entirely closed deafnatie’ result, and unless the in. oe can be taken out and this Stored to its normal condition, grill be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh, Xothing but an inflamed conthee of deafness. (caused by rh ( at cannot be cured by Hall’s a Onn wae for circulars, free. *pecial first-class Cold Storage pthould send yourorders to horse’, Commercial street. The “ pork, mutton and Jamb » For Sale at 8 unds for 25 Ade your grocer for Smith’s 8 omade here. Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. UST WAIT A FEW DAYS. READ I our Holiday announcement and see “I the Grandest Holiday Display .ever Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Neckwear and Novelties now in. 60c. a package. Forsale by H Dickerman, sole sgent. i A carload of New The Red Front Main Street, ances and a Saturday afternoon . # Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various churehes in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: é TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 o'clock. -W. A. Rimer, Rector. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor Rev, W. Avugwin. Sunday school at close of morning service, Junior and Intermediate Leagues at 5 p.m. Epworth Leagne at 6 p.m. Olass Meeting at 9:45 a. m. ST. CANICE CATHOLIO, ~ Mass will be celebrated at 8 and 10:30 o'clock, Evening devotions at 7 o’clock. ie CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev. J. (Sims, will preach atlla.m.and7p.m. In the evening the “subject will be “At‘ractiveness,” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Rev. J. Sims, Subject, “Imperialism of Christianity.” Sabbath echool at the close of morning service. All are cordially invited. The Cold Snap. The cold snap which is general throughout tha State gives this locality a goodly share of frost and ice, although the temperature was a few degrees lower this morning. The thermometer in front of the store of A. W. & H. Hartung and C. J. Brand registered 28 degrees this morning. In front of W. D. Vinton’s drag store the indicator marked 26 degrees about five o’clock. For a fine drink of porter and _ half half go to the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. Beginniug to worry about them? Why should you ? We Can Give You Only aFew Hints Here Toilet Cases—made for service Pictures Jewelry Cases Perfumes Cameras Fancy Stationery Purses Leather Goods Games Books Calendars — with views of Nevada City Numerous other Articles VINTON’S Drug Store. [ee?e,} [OMe] [AMa,) [aM, 3 @€-J2e €-DE-e 2 3 md . (aig s?) Powe?) eye?) tons Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?. We Roast Daily i TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. AM R PAN CAKE FLOUR -"" antee of their purity. oa OLE WHEAT FLOUR. Made under the supervision of Ralston Club. ELSTON OATS. A delicious breakfast mush. _RALSTON BREAKFAST FOOD, Made from select GRANO. . age peta cleaned hard white wheat. the RALSTON PRODUCTS are endorsed by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar ed wheat. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. . for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. i GEO. C. GAYLORD @ Son, “= PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). BROAD STREET } To Have a Smoker. O., of Grass Valley, intend to enjoy themeelf on Thursday evening, and being possessed with the true spirit of a soldier they have decided not to enjoy themselves alone and therefore have asked their companions of Oompany C of this city to join them on that occasion, and the invitation has been accepted. The Oompany I boys are making great preparations to entertain their visitors and itis said that they intend to make the event one which will long be ‘remembered by-all who. are present. The boys will meet at the Armory in civilian clothes. A Popular Hotel. The Nationa! Hotel is noted all over the State forits superb accommodations. Mining men and commeroial travelers largely patronize this house. The usual good dinner will be provided tomorrow. Everything of the very best. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, E. W. Grove’s ‘signature {gs on each box. 25c. 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 any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their draggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c A. Dickerman, sole agent. The members of Company I, N. G. decorated. with and 50c.° Trial size free. For sale by . A Preasamt Evening. Mrs. W. F. Englebright gave a party last night io honor of her cousin, Mise Fannie Jones of Illinois, who has been ber guest for some time. The decorations were very. beautifu'!, being in holly berries and ferns, and the forty or more young ladies and gentlemen were véry high in their praise of the charming effect, Masic.and dancing were the principal diversions of the evening, but the fortune telling opened the-eyes of y as-to their fatare, The Seer wae Seated in acanopy bower, smilax and burning candles. ‘The prophet was secured for. the evening, for the delectation of the company, _ About midnight supper was announced, and the. guests heartily enjoyed the: feast. After supper music and dancing were indulged in. The guests departed for their home withs feeling that it was surely an evening of pleasure. ssi : The following was the programme rendered during the evening: ° Piano Solo—Michael Hyman. Recitation—Miss Rath Richards. Duet—Miss Mollie Maner and Miss Lucile Sukeforth, Recitation—Miss Grace Jackson. ‘Selo-—Miss Nina Woon. Florodorsa Sextette—six young ladies avd six,gentlemen—dancing and sing _ Solo—Miss Sedie Snell. Recitation—Miss Lizzie Morgan. The music for. dancing was farnished by Michael Hyman, Harry Eoglebright and. Miss Lenore Calkins, _———_——_—__] Did: you, say Rye? .Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the finest in the world, Confectioner for Your Christmas Tree Cov oye CIWS : lace EED be a matter of small concern, if you our order with us. CLAUS will take pride in distributing Candies bought here, for we exercise the most thoughtful care to pleage children and adults WO) Ove ZI SANTA JAS. M. FOLEY ~ Commercial Street. Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. NADSNMUZC SNELL @ WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hae acomp'ete outfit will find room for sowe 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. Aiso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. —— ——_—__—___} Groceries. Call in sometime. Broad Street,GOOD ENOUGH W HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, City, -. Make Your Best Girl. 8 a Christmas Present of a handsome box of our fine French Candies, special fancy boxes. mas tree decorations show window for lay. CHAS. E. TEGLER . ONE PRICS CLOTHIGRS P & The finest line of Ohrist. /§ ever . i brought to this on Watch our . . isp bo 4 Cemmereial Street, Nevada City. . . rr The elegan@line of Art Nov. . elties I have in’stock, consisti Sas FRAMED P. CTURES lj] And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reservations are now being . . made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T WAIT until the stock is broken. zee*se I carry the largest stook of MOULDINGS and make frames to crder for any style or size pic'ure. .MOORE, The Photographer. } HOLIDAY GIFTS. Pictures, Hedalions Perfumes, Ebony Toilet Articles, Fountain Pens, Mirrors, Fancy Ink Stands, Celluloid Boxes, Games and Books, Magic Lanterns, aye Automizers, Shaving Sets, — Traveling Cases, : Pocket Books, Gold Pens, Fine Stationery, Toilet Sets, Photograph. Albums, Toy Steam Engines, ~ Bite, Bto,, Bt, The Right Goods at Right Prices I eh te ey a eh __IL DICKERMAN 7 a a or a a, . National Biscuit . Co.’s . . Fancy Cakes au Crackers a a a, Fancy Wafer s Athena, Champagne,sGraham, ~Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. 7 Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States SIGOURN EY, Cas Fe Not by those who drink.” Our Coffee . They are highly pleased. After tests of the best offered elsewhere they have settled on ours as being the best sold anywhere. It iea combination of the ehoicest grades of Mfocka and Java ‘Has a most delicious aroma. Being . very strong a small mastiy goes a far roceries way. Plenty of to keep the Coffee company, h Grocer, Sosnecet Streets . Pat re sgh rentiasin stan ste ae Seite Si Shih ae bah acti a rae ee oS aati gah wei ole iy Imeem oct

% _— TRANSCRIPT. A. Dee. 14, 1901 7 en rations to pleac, ther you on ’ December. Can d and marked ‘often forgotten ay 5°; White F Eon going to hunt for Hawkins yi? He's awful funny. Garo invited to appear at Wm. 4 Bolipse saloon tonight and en\ re dancing should not she social to be given at Armory ht by Company O. } Pale saloon on Broad etreet an ies Duchess “ve sapplied with the very finest randest gift for ge and frisersast Sale sors and cigars. : ecial meeting of Ohattanaoga ST oceps will be held at Odd Felbball Tuesday afternoon. Every ne, iad Towels, Bla js requested to be present. 7.50. Ladien gee : 4 drinks are made aspecialty at $150. New Ribbons, .@ Bros’ ‘Glenbrook saloon en gthe, New Wrappers. serial street. i Which we crowd in. 9 : Girls of 40 the . wishes and g la City. . ‘the brain. Qne doy Headache Care wij wallow a pill, and the ij Lebr, the venerable of this city, has on exhibition show window of the Great Amorjnporting Tea Compeny several ug of vatious kinds of fruit which »j and preserved, They are of quality end look very tempting. will be plenty of hot lunch matthe Grotto saloon this.evenkins” may be found at the me. They cure neurllMrtonight. Go look for him. 2A ol ad sale so article in yesterday's Tranthe name of of Mra. J. M. Hadyuintentionally omitted as the of the life-like portrait in the gindow of George E. Turner. 's Place on Broad street will be nter of attraction this evenee jood tmas Prese id Wood Rocke Shearer and “Officer Grangrested C. CO. Campbell last He was found isa a drunken ion near Allan’s foundry, and is ip have been very abusive. He the night in the city jail. ou like a good hot lunch call d thie evening to the Council $2.50, $2.75 IO : MILLINERY aa¢4 . Davis had the misfertune to this knee vap at the Frank mine on rFlat yesterday afternoon. He ging some timbers down the hen he lost control of them, one poles striking-bim in the leg. vis was brought to his home in , and Dr. Swayze reduced the he New York Hotel tomorrow ig an excellent dinner will be and everything that goes to wpa good meal will be in evion the tables in abundance. Epworth £ eague held a meeting ght and elected the following for the ensuing term: Presi0 R. Marchie; First Vice PresiMies A. Carnow; Second Vice lent, Miss E. Powell; Third Vice eA ent, Sherman Danforth;. Fourth President, Mies Florence Brayton; arer, Ed. Marchie; Secretary, »H! Curnow; Organist, Miss L 4 Mi LY (NOs Landaburg; Iatermediate Superlent, Mise Jessie Hathaway. Bt A A nas to reduce our} yoing to do sono hristmas Fat that (2tnd See Our Wi mmercial Street, Nevad 1 Street, Grass Valley, The New Union Hotel. New Union Hotel of this city ying wn excellent run of busiuct ‘tiow. This popular hostelry gined an enviab'e reputation me Carving the public for ite several good a Nickel; #, and as a consequence the ) r of guests steadily iticreasee, ot for your Metzonbaugher, the proprietor, your wife, a sther, and a particolar pains to see that every ment of the hotel ie condacted rs for your my that cannot fail to plesse atticles too. patrons. The home comforts at ew Union are of the very best all and see. Many guesta dwell there ong. The dining room is one main features of the house, na from day to day being exa. and the service likewiee good. JR NEI Nevada Cit may oe, a oa era Glass ay Gils, — # Card of Thanks. bereavement. JAMES OHEGWIDDEN. da City, Deo. 18th, 1901. attuinioene a¢ess Cannot Be Cured. owa fine dinner will be served. h to return my sincere thanks neighbors and many friends for Many acte of. kindness during " §pplications, as they cannot ie diseased portion of the ear. only one. way to cure deafOtome (an, ~—— Pline fo Star Superintendent Walter McG. Logan of the Old Home Consolidated mine, in the Blue Tent district, is here from San Francisco arranging to start up work on the property. As will be seen by reference toa notice in this evening’s Transonipt, bids for running a 100-foot tunn@! at the mine are asked for. Mr. Mo. Logan will be on the premises to give the necessary information to bidders, The’ company has put aside 92,000 shares of stock to go shead with the work of opening up the mine. Some 15,000 shares have already been sold, and just as soon as the new tunnel is completed the mine will be thoroughly tested. If the returns prove satisfruit/ factory, which is very likely they will, quite a force of men will be put on and the mine will soon be made a good producer. The fact that the shares that have been set apart for a working espital meet with ready sale shows the confidence mining men have in the future of the property. ° The Blue Tent mining district is fast coming to the front in the way of suc4 cessful operations, and much attention is being directed to that section. Closing Out. M. L. & D. Marsh are tearing down the buildings at the depot of the Towle lumber yard, of which Jo V. Bell has been manager. The Marsh Bros. purchaeed the business some months ago, and have concluded torun it in conjanction with their yard on Boulder street, where they have the best of lumber on band, and all orders will be promptly attended to. A Big Trust Deed. The County Recorder of Placer county bas beeo busy for the past, week recording a trust deed of the Bay Counties Power Oompany to the Union Trast Company of San Francisco, the consideration being $750,000, The document consisted of 17,000 folios, making twenty-six pages of typewritten material. ; Weather Report. McAdie of the San Francisco Bureau made the following prediction this morning: Fair tonight and Sunday. Not so cold. Heavy frost Sunday morning. = A Nice Stock. v Snell & Fleming have just received a large and varied assortment of dry goods for the holiday trade. Their mew stock of furs ies very complete, and affords a good opportunity to procure handsome presents for Christmas. The other lines of goods in stock are well selected, and the prices are very reasonable. eres Saw Death Near. “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. ©. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lungs would’ collapse. Good doctors said she was sofar gone wilh Consum tion that no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persiatent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $1 at W. D. Vinton’s. Trial botties free. The best brands of whisky and ciga ean be procured at the Council Ohambors, W. J. Britland prop. tf Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. They know you area judge of good whiskey when you call for Jesse Moore “Hunting for Hawkins,” which will be presented at the local theater this evening, gave six evening performmatinee at Salt Lake City last week and standing reom only was obtainable at each performance .after the curtain had gone up and on two occasions people were turned away. If all reports are true the company is one of the best that has come this way in a long time and Manager Jacobs was very fortunate in securing it. The comedy was written for the sole purpose of making the audience laugh hard ard it is said to fill ite place perfectly in this respect. The disgusting silly parts which are some times called comedy have been left out and give way to clean and much more pleasing jokes and situation. In the line of specialties the company is well up and the latest Eastern songs will be sung. Seats can be procured at Foley's confectionery. : : Surveyor General. W. 8. Graham of Aubnrn, Placer county, hag been decided upen by Senators Persins and Bard,as U. 8. Surveyor General, to succeed J. M. Gleaves, deceased. It was for a time thought that ex-Senater Boyce would receive the appointment, but some opposition was raised and a compromise was made on Graham, Mr. Graham has been a deputy in the Surveyor General’s office for several years, and de well qualified to discharge the duties of the office. Mr. Graham is the pre3ent Surveyor of Placer county, which office he has filled for several] terms. The Medal Contest. The Demorest medal contest is to be held at the Theater next Monday evening instead of on Tuesday, as heretofore anneunced. The progfeam is well arranged and every number will be entertaining and full of merit. The former medal contests held under the auspices of the local branch of the W. O. T.-U. were exceedingly creditable to all concerned, and the pubic greatly enjoyed the entertainments. Remember the comirg event will take place next Monday evening, and don’t fail to attend. At Watt Perk tomorrow afternoon the Regulars of this city and the Locals of Grass Valley will play a game of baseball and as they are well matched a great deal of interest is being taken in the outcome by those who are interested in the game. Handsome Lamps. George E. Turner, the hardware dealer, hus placed in stock a large assortment of lamps, which are just suited. for Ohbristmas presents. ‘Ihe collection consists of lamps of every deecription, including some very pretty designs of the standing and hanging patterns, The prices have been greatly reduced for the holiday trade. Examine the new stock. ; Syl ene aetneel anand Dickerman’s line cof ebony and celluloid goods is entirely new this year. ig Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in'a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and at the bar. ee en —— t x and that is by constitutional f the bes # ®. Doatnese ts caused by an her by men « condition of the mucous lind see them. * toad Eustachian Tube. When ida s ¥ sets inflamed you have a ¥ customers. ng sound or imperfect hearing, mucous surfaces. “y give One Hundred Dollar NEY : iy dtuggiste, Too. *Family Pills are the best. Cold Storage Meats. we beef inal feal-tt Por Those Home Prunes, ) nest Prunes it in the world. The Aled aod cured by Wm. oll-tf +, it is entirely closed deafnatie’ result, and unless the in. oe can be taken out and this Stored to its normal condition, grill be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh,

Xothing but an inflamed conthee of deafness. (caused by rh ( at cannot be cured by Hall’s a Onn wae for circulars, free. *pecial first-class Cold Storage pthould send yourorders to horse’, Commercial street. The “ pork, mutton and Jamb » For Sale at 8 unds for 25 Ade your grocer for Smith’s 8 omade here. Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. UST WAIT A FEW DAYS. READ I our Holiday announcement and see “I the Grandest Holiday Display .ever Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Neckwear and Novelties now in. 60c. a package. Forsale by H Dickerman, sole sgent. i A carload of New The Red Front Main Street, ances and a Saturday afternoon . # Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various churehes in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: é TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 o'clock. -W. A. Rimer, Rector. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor Rev, W. Avugwin. Sunday school at close of morning service, Junior and Intermediate Leagues at 5 p.m. Epworth Leagne at 6 p.m. Olass Meeting at 9:45 a. m. ST. CANICE CATHOLIO, ~ Mass will be celebrated at 8 and 10:30 o'clock, Evening devotions at 7 o’clock. ie CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev. J. (Sims, will preach atlla.m.and7p.m. In the evening the “subject will be “At‘ractiveness,” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Rev. J. Sims, Subject, “Imperialism of Christianity.” Sabbath echool at the close of morning service. All are cordially invited. The Cold Snap. The cold snap which is general throughout tha State gives this locality a goodly share of frost and ice, although the temperature was a few degrees lower this morning. The thermometer in front of the store of A. W. & H. Hartung and C. J. Brand registered 28 degrees this morning. In front of W. D. Vinton’s drag store the indicator marked 26 degrees about five o’clock. For a fine drink of porter and _ half half go to the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. Beginniug to worry about them? Why should you ? We Can Give You Only aFew Hints Here Toilet Cases—made for service Pictures Jewelry Cases Perfumes Cameras Fancy Stationery Purses Leather Goods Games Books Calendars — with views of Nevada City Numerous other Articles VINTON’S Drug Store.. [ee?e,} [OMe] [AMa,) [aM, 3 @€-J2e €-DE-e 2 3 md . (aig s?) Powe?) eye?) tons Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?.. We Roast Daily i TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. AM R PAN CAKE FLOUR -"" antee of their purity. oa OLE WHEAT FLOUR. Made under the supervision of Ralston Club. ELSTON OATS. A delicious breakfast mush. _RALSTON BREAKFAST FOOD, Made from select GRANO. . age peta cleaned hard white wheat. the RALSTON PRODUCTS are endorsed by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar ed wheat. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. . for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. i GEO. C. GAYLORD @ Son, “= PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). BROAD STREET } To Have a Smoker. O., of Grass Valley, intend to enjoy themeelf on Thursday evening, and being possessed with the true spirit of a soldier they have decided not to enjoy themselves alone and therefore have asked their companions of Oompany C of this city to join them on that occasion, and the invitation has been accepted. The Oompany I boys are making great preparations to entertain their visitors and itis said that they intend to make the event one which will long be ‘remembered by-all who. are present. The boys will meet at the Armory in civilian clothes. A Popular Hotel. The Nationa! Hotel is noted all over the State forits superb accommodations. Mining men and commeroial travelers largely patronize this house. The usual good dinner will be provided tomorrow. Everything of the very best. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, E. W. Grove’s ‘signature {gs on each box. 25c. 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 any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their draggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c A. Dickerman, sole agent. The members of Company I, N. G. decorated. with and 50c.° Trial size free. For sale by . A Preasamt Evening. Mrs. W. F. Englebright gave a party last night io honor of her cousin, Mise Fannie Jones of Illinois, who has been ber guest for some time. The decorations were very. beautifu'!, being in holly berries and ferns, and the forty or more young ladies and gentlemen were véry high in their praise of the charming effect, Masic.and dancing were the principal diversions of the evening, but the fortune telling opened the-eyes of y as-to their fatare, The Seer wae Seated in acanopy bower, smilax and burning candles. ‘The prophet was secured for. the evening, for the delectation of the company, _ About midnight supper was announced, and the. guests heartily enjoyed the: feast. After supper music and dancing were indulged in. The guests departed for their home withs feeling that it was surely an evening of pleasure. ssi : The following was the programme rendered during the evening: ° Piano Solo—Michael Hyman. Recitation—Miss Rath Richards. Duet—Miss Mollie Maner and Miss Lucile Sukeforth, Recitation—Miss Grace Jackson. ‘Selo-—Miss Nina Woon.. Florodorsa Sextette—six young ladies avd six,gentlemen—dancing and sing _ Solo—Miss Sedie Snell.. Recitation—Miss Lizzie Morgan. The music for. dancing was farnished by Michael Hyman, Harry Eoglebright and. Miss Lenore Calkins, _———_——_—__] Did: you, say Rye? .Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the finest in the world, Confectioner for Your Christmas Tree Cov oye CIWS : lace EED be a matter of small concern, if you our order with us. CLAUS will take pride in distributing Candies bought here, for we exercise the most thoughtful care to pleage children and adults WO) Ove ZI SANTA JAS. M. FOLEY ~ Commercial Street. Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. NADSNMUZC SNELL @ WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hae acomp'ete outfit will find room for sowe 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. Aiso cream and gray ribbed cotton union suits. FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. —— ——_—__—___} Groceries. Call in sometime.. Broad Street,GOOD ENOUGH W HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, City, -. Make Your Best Girl. 8 a Christmas Present of a handsome box of our fine French Candies, special fancy boxes. mas tree decorations show window for lay. CHAS. E. TEGLER . ONE PRICS CLOTHIGRS P & The finest line of Ohrist. /§ ever . i brought to this on Watch our . . isp bo 4 Cemmereial Street, Nevada City. . . rr The elegan@line of Art Nov. . elties I have in’stock, consisti Sas FRAMED P. CTURES lj] And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Reservations are now being . . made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T WAIT until the stock is broken. zee*se I carry the largest stook of MOULDINGS and make frames to crder for any style or size pic'ure. .MOORE, The Photographer. } HOLIDAY GIFTS.. Pictures, Hedalions Perfumes, Ebony Toilet Articles, Fountain Pens, Mirrors, Fancy Ink Stands, Celluloid Boxes, Games and Books, Magic Lanterns, aye Automizers, Shaving Sets, — Traveling Cases, : Pocket Books, Gold Pens, Fine Stationery, Toilet Sets, Photograph. Albums, Toy Steam Engines, ~ Bite, Bto,, Bt, The Right Goods at Right Prices I eh te ey a eh __IL DICKERMAN 7 a a or a a, . National Biscuit . Co.’s . . Fancy Cakes au Crackers a a a, Fancy Wafer s Athena, Champagne,sGraham, ~Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. 7 Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States SIGOURN EY, Cas Fe Not by those who drink..” Our Coffee . They are highly pleased. After tests of the best offered elsewhere they have settled on ours as being the best sold anywhere. It iea combination of the ehoicest grades of Mfocka and Java ‘Has a most delicious aroma. Being . very strong a small mastiy goes a far roceries way. Plenty of to keep the Coffee company, h Grocer, Sosnecet Streets . Pat re sgh rentiasin stan ste ae Seite Si Shih ae bah acti a rae ee oS aati gah wei ole iy Imeem oct