December 15, 1897 (4 pages)

ment, No. 47, 1. ©; . Fellowa:Heij daz ot each month as CLEVELK = ¢ P. thian Castle ‘ xB. POW Pre B. POWRE, ‘Pros, asonic Hall : 17 Gf oaeh month; at FRANK AVER, Com, thian Castle. mene? of cach month, LANTE BRAND, Pres, Teme ript Bloc treet, mek, on ED THAN EVER c with Firrt-clase LL KINDS TO ORDER: 8 & Speolalty. od Yeast Cakes Con= » Proprietor, . BAKERY oe ry Day. Order a Specialty a Sea ward. ty Electric Power: above reward for: . lead to the ar-i any and all or interfering in. manner with. the. vires in either of? ountry. get on there will our wires andi h them do so at: J. pe Sasi, Jr.,. County Electrie: ' BROS.,, : DEALERS, --».Nevada City Cait est 5 Cent Cigar xc OHEMIAN CLUE > RISON, S and Tobacco Cigar in Tewn. RISON, Dp. Rosenberg Bres. ROWN, HOER. smith Shop. he Only ss Horseshoer . the city. Interfering, F yore. , ements of horses, vialty. uaranteed. uit Store eciaity. : ind Saturdays. IS & SON. y . Office, SDT, DA CITY! CAL. . alont ellie es ie tae stn sree, No. 119, 1.0, s oer raeg oe -company. He said a: proposition was a ‘that: the offer. had been NO. 11479 THe ‘TRANSCRIPT, BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, Ls 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.} Fifty. ‘Cents. Per Month. ADVERTISING [RATES, Made known on application. ntered at the Postoffice at Lt staple as _caRAP Loan N IN HARTSVILLE = Old (onipeny Pa Finally Realizes There see Fight Ahead, The eet n Zuba county. by Messrs. De Sabi . with an electric light and ’ ‘power: mt similar to the one they have Yecently been: operating go successfully in this county” is going . to result in a bot fight between the new company and. the old-established: Marysville Gus und ElectricLight Company, which fight it is likely De Sabla and his associates will win’ becatse is will have’ :the latest and best /424 hery; can. be depended upon ‘to avs perfect service and have such strong financial backing that they can afford to do a competing business for a long time if.necessary. The Democrat says: .“\As appears from the advertisement in another column, the old company is prepared to compete with any ‘person or cerporation and to furnish light “of equal quality at the lowest fizureé offered. by competitors, placig wires free of charge. And in ad-. . @ tional}-night service will be furnished were desired, either of gas or electricity, after January Ist. Patrons. of the old company are offered the advantage of both'gas and electricity; which, it is claimed, will -be found advantageous. Gas stoves and heaters will be loaned, gt sold to consumers at cost, and the}price of gas for burning in them placed at reasonable rates. “President Knight, of the Marysville Company, was asked if there had been negotiations with John Martin looking to the sale of the plant owned by. his submitted under date of November 9, red. phat 3 for Se said des-everything, -In reply to this on November 9th the following offer was submitted in writing and signed by John Martin: “ I submit the following as our final offer: We will pay $5,000 cash, $5,000 in one year, $6,000 in two years, $5,000: in three years, $5,000 In four years and $40,000 in five years, without interest.’ “These totals are $25,000 less than the price fixed at a meeting of the stockholders of the Marysville company, and Martin desires five years’ time to make payments without interest. This would, when figuring the ifterest at current rates, bring the price. down to about $50,000, and the earnings in that time would pay nearly the whole samount.” Will Return to Auburn. ‘Dev. John. T. Shurtleff,. formerly--of this city, and more recently rector. of the Episcopal church at Cloverdale, has preached his farewell sermon at the latté# place and will return to Auburrg-where be was once before stationéds Mrs, Shurtleff and. family will remain at Cloverdale until Spring. A Child’s Narrow Escape. Last night the e. four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. -Oharles: Guenther accidentally-set his clothing afire with a lighted candle. His left ear and neck were badly burned before the child’s screams’ brought assistance. Povs el ae $100 Reward S109: The readers “of this’ paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and thatis Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure-known, tothe medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous:sar. faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength. bybuilding. up the constitution and ‘assisting. nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that trey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ° . Address, F.J:CHENEY &0O., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, Tic. Hall’s Family f Pills are.the best, Ca i Yen Values. Those $1 25, $1: ) and $1 75. At Oarter & Johnston’s. di3_, (ON Full line of! Pocket: Books. in in real seal other leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold closeat Dick_. Ratich district. ‘They left Jackson 8 Piush Pjush Slippers for $i 00,} OUT FROM FLORIDA, Stockholders of the Good Tis. Mine Visit That Property. Monday afternoon’s Democrat: says: Major T. A. Phillips and M. V. Raley arrived.in Marysville last evening fron. Florida, and will spend a few days examining mining property in the Ind Tuesday morning and came over the } Union and Central Pacific railroad, arPita in this city on the local train at 5 _o’clock . Sunday-. afternoon. Major Phillips is a director of the Florida Central Railway and Mr. Raleyis the genefal Superintendent of ‘the road, the latter gentleman being a brotherin-law of J. E. Poingdestre, manager of } the Good Title. mine of Indiana Ranch, Both own stock in this.mine, and as the new mill is now crushing quartz they desire to visit the property. Two. other: owners of stock in the tmine-‘arrived from Cincinnati, Obio, two. or } ‘three days ago and are at Indiana Ranch now. It is believed that this property is valuable and that ten. more stamps will-be added, as the result. of the visit of these Eastern stockholders. Should their impressions of the Indiana Ranch district be favorable ‘and the prospects are found as represented . the gentlemen probably will make further. investments in developing mines. At the same time they say there ‘is plenty of idle money in the East ready: for investment in mining ventures, if the recommendations are quite satisfactory. They went.to Indiana Ranch by private conveyance today, and expect to leave for San Francisco Saturday next on their return to Florida. Bring on Your Cushions. “A Kick That ts Justiiea. jk baashe; writing, + ‘to the Redding. Searchlight, declares that the publit school pupils are not good spellers any more, atid lays all:the blame at the door of the State spelling book. In this same connection the Colusa Sun wants to know how, in the name of Noah Webster, children tan ever be expected to be good ‘Spellers when they are not allowed to . divide the words up into syllables. Great dictionaries, made for educated people, must at least show how the syllables are to be divided, but children ‘mast take their -words like their quinine—all ata gulp. The: wonder is that they can spell at all. And as far pronunciation, we find them constantly dropping syllables: from” the comnron words. What we. think of a dictionary that would pr us a lot of rot in the preface about phonics and ‘then give us all the words’as. a whole . and tell us to get at them the best way we could without any dissection whatever ? We must get back to Noah Web‘ster before we may have any apeliary any more. Saving Fruit Trees. The orchardists are greatly exercised over the use of bi-sulphide of carbon as’ a remedy-against the worms in their fruit trees. There have been some statements that the bi-sulphide would hurt the trees, but this is denied by Prof. OC. W. Childs, ® “successful orchardist, and formerly principal of the State Normal School at San Jose. He says: “I wish that every fruit grower in the State could’ know what a boon we have discovered in the use of the bi-sulphide of carbon. But for this the orchardists of Santa Clara Valley had just as well dig up their trees, for. the Bring your sofa cushions to Kinkead ‘of the Cash Furniture Stores on OCommercial street and have them filled with ‘silk floss, if you want something really ‘Bice. d 15-tf sa. he All the Latest Shans, styles and colors in neckwear. At Carter & Johnston's. d13 Specialties at Gs at Gaylord’s. 1XL chicken tomales. Reber’s, cooked sauerkraut in tins, Full line of holiday delicacies. d3tf _Prenca Perfumes, a delicate ard lastjing. Boger & Gallet’s. The onty line. d . A single drop perfumes your handketshief. At Dickerman’s. d6 . worms have destroyed them all. They have spread at an alarming rate and it has been astonishing to see their ‘ravages this season. I went to work to experiment in a small way with the bisulphide of carbon. During the last few weeks I have applied this remedy to more than 1,000 trees: Not one of these has been injured in the slightest, and every worm and all Taree . are destroyed.” Please Your Husband —— “3 And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster: from Carter & J obnston’s. al3 Haye your dentistry done: by: the ‘less method, at Dr. Roberts’ . offices; adjoining Union Hotel parlors. powder and tea are safe. ticket (brown ticket in every package word for every ticket. envelope will receive an 1898 pocket the last contest. Address: MONEY-BAC $2000" in prizes—to get you “acquainted with money-back baking powder and tea. Schilling’s Best baking powder and tea are because they are money-back. What is the missing word?—not SAFE, ae Sthilling’s Best baking Get Schilling’s Best baking powder:or tea at your grocers’; take out the _ tea); send a ticket with each word to address below before December just. Until October 15th two words allowed for every ticket; after that enly one If only one person finds the word, that person gets $2000. ou; if several find it, $2000,c0 will be equally divided among them. ~ Every one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard ‘ creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one creeping babies and pocket calendars will be diticrent from the ones offered in Better cut these rules out. oe of baking powder; yellow ticket in the ealendar—no advertising. on it. These K, SAN FRANCISCO. John D. Black fas a Na a Narrow Escape at the Champ gn Mina, _John D. Black had ‘@ narrow escape from death last evening while working in.an upraise from the 1600-foot™ level of the Champion mine. As it is, his right’ side is badly bruised from shoulder to foot:and he is very sore. He was caught by a large slab that fell from the hanging:wall. It struck him on the shoulder. He was knocked to. five feet. The mass of rock followed him and breaking into several. pieves buried him to the neck, Jesse Nickerson, who was working with him, soon released him from his precarious. position and helped him to the surface, when he came to town for medical treat‘ment. It was.a close call for his life. How to Mine in Alaska. . Governor Bradley of Alaska, who was born in Indiana; sends to the paper in his native town some words of advice to those whe ave the arctic gold fever. The count: says, affords no food. Experience: a ‘needfil for success in Mining. An argonaut should take a year’s supply and work for wages. He will then be ready to choose a location ‘and work aciaim of his own. A stay of from three to five years will be necessary, and the Governor recommends the formation of small parties not to exceed four persons. Asfor the winter climate, it is described in a few words. Everything is frozen solid. DIAMONDS, Leatje & Brand ‘Have @ 1 a Large Stock and the Prices Are the Lowest. Diamonds are selling quickly ‘this season, and why? Because our assortthan anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when you buy of dil LEUTJE & BRAND. aaa pe Oa Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dickerman’s. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it BURIED BY oy WALL . If You Want a Good Appetite and Perthe-foot-of the--upraise, a~ distance of Oat ment is the largest. and prices lower} —_ A GOOD PRACTICE. . EST. IN 1860 BY-N. P, BROWN & CO. ; fect Digestion. After each meal dissolve one or two TThe Holidays month ADA. eitigling with the food, Maher & Co.’ they constitute a tgs digestive, absolutely safe for the most sensitive stomach. They digest the food before rr HAs TIME TO FERMENT, thus preventing the formation of gas and keeping the bl pure and free from the poisonous products of fermented, half-digested food. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tgblets make the plexion.clear.by keeping theblood. Drar Lapirs—This is our first Xmas at your . city, and we now wish to tell you in as few words.as we can what we have for the holiday trade—all new, all useful, and not expensive. FOR-THE-LADIES.--—— They imerease flesh by digesting flesh. Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, 75 cents to $5 each. forming foods. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cents to $1.50 each. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is the on el Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters. remedy designed especially for’ the . Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched, 5 cents to $1. cure of stomach trouble and ndthing Purses for the ladies. . else, Neckwear for the ladies. One disease, one remedy, the successFans for the ladies. ful physician’ of today is the specialist, Bone Aprons, very handsome. the successful medicine is the medicine New Laces, New Ribbons. prepared especially for one disease. High novelties in Garters, from ie cents to $1.50. A whole package taken at one time Silk Hose in black and colored. would not hurt you, but would simply be a waste of good material. Silk Umbrellas for wet days. Over six thousand men and women Feather Boas. in the State of Michigan alone have Chiffon Pleated Neckwear. been cured of indigestion and dyspepsia . Handsome Silk Skirts, a grand gift. by the use of Stuart’s Dyapepels ‘ab. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1. lets. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1.50. od 1 by all droggist at 50 cents for. Glove Boxes, Xmas Cards, eto. full s pac _ a free ook, ott stomach disFOR THE DEAR MEN. ease tuart woeebea cn ualciadacd mnie ee Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, Gent’s Linen Handkerchiefs, A Free Dark-Room. steal z Gent’s Initial Handkerchiefs, My dark-room always st your disGent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, colored border. posal for changing or developing plates. . Gent’s Mufflers and Reefers, in black, white and colored. Gent’s Scarfs, of the very latest—done up ina handsome box for Xmas. H Droxreman. Gent’s Fine Cashmere Soxs. Drugs ti nd. Ph Pci a ones, as: F ears Ladies and Gentiemen— ee “Come and See Us During the Holidays, A Special Cut SER SRE A REE ET In all lines of Men and Boys’ Clothing. Happy xmas to You All. Respectfully, Wahber § @o. At Carter & Johnston’s. di3 We bave imported a Grand New Lot of -2oeBLACK SUITS for Holiday Gifts. No Cape Cod Cranberries. finer goods can be found anywhere. A fresh barrel just received today. SEE THEM. A large lot of fine oranges coming te Friday, at Geo. C. Gaylord’s. We Lead In Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which, prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Hoods insomina, nervousness, and, SD : LAMPS. Latest Styles ! Fancy Rockers, ~Chiffoniers, meer ALDA/AIIALIALUAIIALI Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Combination Book Cases and Secretaries. fails to ure. 25. ; s4-6m : pods gustent jag. Boots Enh Is UL ing. 9, hosp. Goad bak. tok. fo Fils stisantate the el Largest Stock ! @ Fancy oud, n a ig Bagi E ak fait drugetsta big : : : ‘ is prices, at Dickerman’s. stipation, ote. Bs en ey old bY all drugel Lowest Prices . SAUVErerrververevrverserversirvtr 3 : — A Single Glance = Ornamental a the part of th tichaser wil convince any one that the 3 and Useful e rom roches. ter, Rey York, at 3 WY, eae ifts. 9 = JAMES KINKEAD’S 3 Rattan Chatrs, LEGG & SHAW COMPANY, \ SW PZ WZ GS SS) yas) POTTY PUY TUV UVTI LUV LTVUTOUV LEELA Diamonds, Fine. Silk’ Luetje erman’s. dz SOAIMOVACOIA Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Ware, Watches, : Cocks; OPIMGAL GOODS, For Sale at the Lowest Prices. No Charge For bogeeve SILSIOBIUBOOBOOBWOB es Umbrellas. ° & Brand. (MOZNNOSZN NOV) 8 Crcsee Br road and a! ae) & Sey GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, 3. eS: Ez ed ee Kes From cellar to ceiling of rs es the finest and most stylish goods real a In the Line of CLOTHING sg zl and FURNISHINGS, . es And are offering the FOR (e Sa es Best and the most appropriate H : rl ws Articles . : uss i Men’s and Boys’ Suits 8 iPM Overcoats at All Prices Ey ed Hats of the Latest Shapes fg ie Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, se L Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. a aS ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST ie Pine Streets, : Nevada City, Cal. ae wil 5h i St CR he

ment, No. 47, 1. ©; . Fellowa:Heij daz ot each month as CLEVELK = ¢ P. thian Castle ‘ xB. POW Pre B. POWRE, ‘Pros, asonic Hall : 17 Gf oaeh month; at FRANK AVER, Com, thian Castle. mene? of cach month, LANTE BRAND, Pres, Teme ript Bloc treet, mek, on ED THAN EVER c with Firrt-clase LL KINDS TO ORDER: 8 & Speolalty. od Yeast Cakes Con= » Proprietor, . BAKERY oe ry Day. Order a Specialty a Sea ward. ty Electric Power: above reward for: . lead to the ar-i any and all or interfering in. manner with. the. vires in either of? ountry. get on there will our wires andi h them do so at: J. pe Sasi, Jr.,. County Electrie: ' BROS.,, : DEALERS, --».Nevada City Cait est 5 Cent Cigar xc OHEMIAN CLUE > RISON, S and Tobacco Cigar in Tewn. RISON, Dp. Rosenberg Bres. ROWN, HOER. smith Shop. he Only ss Horseshoer . the city. Interfering, F yore. , ements of horses, vialty. uaranteed. uit Store eciaity. : ind Saturdays. IS & SON. y . Office, SDT, DA CITY! CAL. . alont ellie es ie tae stn sree, No. 119, 1.0, s oer raeg oe -company. He said a: proposition was a ‘that: the offer. had been NO. 11479 THe ‘TRANSCRIPT, BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, Ls 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.} Fifty. ‘Cents. Per Month. ADVERTISING [RATES, Made known on application. ntered at the Postoffice at Lt staple as _caRAP Loan N IN HARTSVILLE = Old (onipeny Pa Finally Realizes There see Fight Ahead, The eet n Zuba county. by Messrs. De Sabi . with an electric light and ’ ‘power: mt similar to the one they have Yecently been: operating go successfully in this county” is going . to result in a bot fight between the new company and. the old-established: Marysville Gus und ElectricLight Company, which fight it is likely De Sabla and his associates will win’ becatse is will have’ :the latest and best /424 hery; can. be depended upon ‘to avs perfect service and have such strong financial backing that they can afford to do a competing business for a long time if.necessary. The Democrat says: .“\As appears from the advertisement in another column, the old company is prepared to compete with any ‘person or cerporation and to furnish light “of equal quality at the lowest fizureé offered. by competitors, placig wires free of charge. And in ad-. . @ tional}-night service will be furnished were desired, either of gas or electricity, after January Ist. Patrons. of the old company are offered the advantage of both'gas and electricity; which, it is claimed, will -be found advantageous. Gas stoves and heaters will be loaned, gt sold to consumers at cost, and the}price of gas for burning in them placed at reasonable rates. “President Knight, of the Marysville Company, was asked if there had been negotiations with John Martin looking to the sale of the plant owned by. his submitted under date of November 9, red. phat 3 for Se said des-everything, -In reply to this on November 9th the following offer was submitted in writing and signed by John Martin: “ I submit the following as our final offer: We will pay $5,000 cash, $5,000 in one year, $6,000 in two years, $5,000: in three years, $5,000 In four years and $40,000 in five years, without interest.’ “These totals are $25,000 less than the price fixed at a meeting of the stockholders of the Marysville company, and Martin desires five years’ time to make payments without interest. This would, when figuring the ifterest at current rates, bring the price. down to about $50,000, and the earnings in that time would pay nearly the whole samount.” Will Return to Auburn. ‘Dev. John. T. Shurtleff,. formerly--of this city, and more recently rector. of the Episcopal church at Cloverdale, has preached his farewell sermon at the latté# place and will return to Auburrg-where be was once before stationéds Mrs, Shurtleff and. family will remain at Cloverdale until Spring. A Child’s Narrow Escape. Last night the e. four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. -Oharles: Guenther accidentally-set his clothing afire with a lighted candle. His left ear and neck were badly burned before the child’s screams’ brought assistance. Povs el ae $100 Reward S109: The readers “of this’ paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and thatis Catarrh. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure-known, tothe medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous:sar. faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength. bybuilding. up the constitution and ‘assisting. nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that trey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ° . Address, F.J:CHENEY &0O., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, Tic. Hall’s Family f Pills are.the best, Ca i Yen Values. Those $1 25, $1: ) and $1 75. At Oarter & Johnston’s. di3_, (ON Full line of! Pocket: Books. in in real seal other leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold closeat Dick_. Ratich district. ‘They left Jackson 8 Piush Pjush Slippers for $i 00,} OUT FROM FLORIDA, Stockholders of the Good Tis. Mine Visit That Property. Monday afternoon’s Democrat: says: Major T. A. Phillips and M. V. Raley arrived.in Marysville last evening fron. Florida, and will spend a few days examining mining property in the Ind Tuesday morning and came over the } Union and Central Pacific railroad, arPita in this city on the local train at 5 _o’clock . Sunday-. afternoon. Major Phillips is a director of the Florida Central Railway and Mr. Raleyis the genefal Superintendent of ‘the road, the latter gentleman being a brotherin-law of J. E. Poingdestre, manager of } the Good Title. mine of Indiana Ranch, Both own stock in this.mine, and as the new mill is now crushing quartz they desire to visit the property. Two. other: owners of stock in the tmine-‘arrived from Cincinnati, Obio, two. or } ‘three days ago and are at Indiana Ranch now. It is believed that this property is valuable and that ten. more stamps will-be added, as the result. of the visit of these Eastern stockholders. Should their impressions of the Indiana Ranch district be favorable ‘and the prospects are found as represented . the gentlemen probably will make further. investments in developing mines. At the same time they say there ‘is plenty of idle money in the East ready: for investment in mining ventures, if the recommendations are quite satisfactory. They went.to Indiana Ranch by private conveyance today, and expect to leave for San Francisco Saturday next on their return to Florida. Bring on Your Cushions. “A Kick That ts Justiiea. jk baashe; writing, + ‘to the Redding. Searchlight, declares that the publit school pupils are not good spellers any more, atid lays all:the blame at the door of the State spelling book. In this same connection the Colusa Sun wants to know how, in the name of Noah Webster, children tan ever be expected to be good ‘Spellers when they are not allowed to . divide the words up into syllables. Great dictionaries, made for educated people, must at least show how the syllables are to be divided, but children ‘mast take their -words like their quinine—all ata gulp. The: wonder is that they can spell at all. And as far pronunciation, we find them constantly dropping syllables: from” the comnron words. What we. think of a dictionary that would pr us a lot of rot in the preface about phonics and ‘then give us all the words’as. a whole . and tell us to get at them the best way we could without any dissection whatever ? We must get back to Noah Web‘ster before we may have any apeliary any more. Saving Fruit Trees. The orchardists are greatly exercised over the use of bi-sulphide of carbon as’ a remedy-against the worms in their fruit trees. There have been some statements that the bi-sulphide would

hurt the trees, but this is denied by Prof. OC. W. Childs, ® “successful orchardist, and formerly principal of the State Normal School at San Jose. He says: “I wish that every fruit grower in the State could’ know what a boon we have discovered in the use of the bi-sulphide of carbon. But for this the orchardists of Santa Clara Valley had just as well dig up their trees, for. the Bring your sofa cushions to Kinkead ‘of the Cash Furniture Stores on OCommercial street and have them filled with ‘silk floss, if you want something really ‘Bice. d 15-tf sa. he All the Latest Shans, styles and colors in neckwear. At Carter & Johnston's. d13 Specialties at Gs at Gaylord’s. 1XL chicken tomales. Reber’s, cooked sauerkraut in tins, Full line of holiday delicacies. d3tf _Prenca Perfumes, a delicate ard lastjing.. Boger & Gallet’s. The onty line. d . A single drop perfumes your handketshief. At Dickerman’s. d6 . worms have destroyed them all. They have spread at an alarming rate and it has been astonishing to see their ‘ravages this season. I went to work to experiment in a small way with the bisulphide of carbon. During the last few weeks I have applied this remedy to more than 1,000 trees: Not one of these has been injured in the slightest, and every worm and all Taree . are destroyed.” Please Your Husband —— “3 And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster: from Carter & J obnston’s. al3 Haye your dentistry done: by: the ‘less method, at Dr. Roberts’ . offices; adjoining Union Hotel parlors. powder and tea are safe. ticket (brown ticket in every package word for every ticket. envelope will receive an 1898 pocket the last contest. Address: MONEY-BAC $2000" in prizes—to get you “acquainted with money-back baking powder and tea. Schilling’s Best baking powder and tea are because they are money-back. What is the missing word?—not SAFE, ae Sthilling’s Best baking Get Schilling’s Best baking powder:or tea at your grocers’; take out the _ tea); send a ticket with each word to address below before December just. Until October 15th two words allowed for every ticket; after that enly one If only one person finds the word, that person gets $2000. ou; if several find it, $2000,c0 will be equally divided among them. ~ Every one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard ‘ creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one creeping babies and pocket calendars will be diticrent from the ones offered in Better cut these rules out. oe of baking powder; yellow ticket in the ealendar—no advertising. on it. These K, SAN FRANCISCO. John D. Black fas a Na a Narrow Escape at the Champ gn Mina, _John D. Black had ‘@ narrow escape from death last evening while working in.an upraise from the 1600-foot™ level of the Champion mine. As it is, his right’ side is badly bruised from shoulder to foot:and he is very sore. He was caught by a large slab that fell from the hanging:wall. It struck him on the shoulder. He was knocked to. five feet. The mass of rock followed him and breaking into several. pieves buried him to the neck, Jesse Nickerson, who was working with him, soon released him from his precarious. position and helped him to the surface, when he came to town for medical treat‘ment. It was.a close call for his life. How to Mine in Alaska. . Governor Bradley of Alaska, who was born in Indiana; sends to the paper in his native town some words of advice to those whe ave the arctic gold fever. The count: says, affords no food. Experience: a ‘needfil for success in Mining. An argonaut should take a year’s supply and work for wages. He will then be ready to choose a location ‘and work aciaim of his own. A stay of from three to five years will be necessary, and the Governor recommends the formation of small parties not to exceed four persons. Asfor the winter climate, it is described in a few words. Everything is frozen solid. DIAMONDS, Leatje & Brand ‘Have @ 1 a Large Stock and the Prices Are the Lowest. Diamonds are selling quickly ‘this season, and why? Because our assortthan anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when you buy of dil LEUTJE & BRAND. aaa pe Oa Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dickerman’s. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it BURIED BY oy WALL . If You Want a Good Appetite and Perthe-foot-of the--upraise, a~ distance of Oat ment is the largest. and prices lower} —_ A GOOD PRACTICE. . EST. IN 1860 BY-N. P, BROWN & CO. ; fect Digestion. After each meal dissolve one or two TThe Holidays month ADA. eitigling with the food, Maher & Co.’ they constitute a tgs digestive, absolutely safe for the most sensitive stomach. They digest the food before rr HAs TIME TO FERMENT, thus preventing the formation of gas and keeping the bl pure and free from the poisonous products of fermented, half-digested food. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tgblets make the plexion.clear.by keeping theblood. Drar Lapirs—This is our first Xmas at your . city, and we now wish to tell you in as few words.as we can what we have for the holiday trade—all new, all useful, and not expensive. FOR-THE-LADIES.--—— They imerease flesh by digesting flesh. Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, 75 cents to $5 each. forming foods. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cents to $1.50 each. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is the on el Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters. remedy designed especially for’ the . Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched, 5 cents to $1. cure of stomach trouble and ndthing Purses for the ladies. . else, Neckwear for the ladies. One disease, one remedy, the successFans for the ladies. ful physician’ of today is the specialist, Bone Aprons, very handsome. the successful medicine is the medicine New Laces, New Ribbons. prepared especially for one disease. High novelties in Garters, from ie cents to $1.50. A whole package taken at one time Silk Hose in black and colored. would not hurt you, but would simply be a waste of good material. Silk Umbrellas for wet days. Over six thousand men and women Feather Boas. in the State of Michigan alone have Chiffon Pleated Neckwear. been cured of indigestion and dyspepsia . Handsome Silk Skirts, a grand gift. by the use of Stuart’s Dyapepels ‘ab. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1. lets. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1.50. od 1 by all droggist at 50 cents for. Glove Boxes, Xmas Cards, eto. full s pac _ a free ook, ott stomach disFOR THE DEAR MEN. ease tuart woeebea cn ualciadacd mnie ee Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, Gent’s Linen Handkerchiefs, A Free Dark-Room. steal z Gent’s Initial Handkerchiefs, My dark-room always st your disGent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, colored border. posal for changing or developing plates. . Gent’s Mufflers and Reefers, in black, white and colored. Gent’s Scarfs, of the very latest—done up ina handsome box for Xmas. H Droxreman. Gent’s Fine Cashmere Soxs. Drugs ti nd. Ph Pci a ones, as: F ears Ladies and Gentiemen— ee “Come and See Us During the Holidays, A Special Cut SER SRE A REE ET In all lines of Men and Boys’ Clothing. Happy xmas to You All. Respectfully, Wahber § @o. At Carter & Johnston’s. di3 We bave imported a Grand New Lot of -2oeBLACK SUITS for Holiday Gifts. No Cape Cod Cranberries. finer goods can be found anywhere. A fresh barrel just received today. SEE THEM. A large lot of fine oranges coming te Friday, at Geo. C. Gaylord’s. We Lead In Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which, prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Hoods insomina, nervousness, and, SD : LAMPS. Latest Styles ! Fancy Rockers, ~Chiffoniers, meer ALDA/AIIALIALUAIIALI Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Combination Book Cases and Secretaries. fails to ure. 25.. ; s4-6m : pods gustent jag. Boots Enh Is UL ing. 9, hosp. Goad bak. tok. fo Fils stisantate the el Largest Stock ! @ Fancy oud, n a ig Bagi E ak fait drugetsta big : : : ‘ is prices, at Dickerman’s. stipation, ote. Bs en ey old bY all drugel Lowest Prices . SAUVErerrververevrverserversirvtr 3 : — A Single Glance = Ornamental a the part of th tichaser wil convince any one that the 3 and Useful e rom roches. ter, Rey York, at 3 WY, eae ifts. 9 = JAMES KINKEAD’S 3 Rattan Chatrs, LEGG & SHAW COMPANY, \ SW PZ WZ GS SS) yas) POTTY PUY TUV UVTI LUV LTVUTOUV LEELA Diamonds, Fine. Silk’ Luetje erman’s. dz SOAIMOVACOIA Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Ware, Watches, : Cocks; OPIMGAL GOODS, For Sale at the Lowest Prices. No Charge For bogeeve SILSIOBIUBOOBOOBWOB es Umbrellas. ° & Brand. (MOZNNOSZN NOV) 8 Crcsee Br road and a! ae) & Sey GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, 3. eS: Ez ed ee Kes From cellar to ceiling of rs es the finest and most stylish goods real a In the Line of CLOTHING sg zl and FURNISHINGS, . es And are offering the FOR (e Sa es Best and the most appropriate H : rl ws Articles . : uss i Men’s and Boys’ Suits 8 iPM Overcoats at All Prices Ey ed Hats of the Latest Shapes fg ie Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, se L Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. a aS ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST ie Pine Streets, : Nevada City, Cal. ae wil 5h i St CR he