December 15, 1899 (4 pages)

ONG 7eS away, come your Owl use, s if you want ¢ Or your girl, i want gloves ‘them; Little 1a Xmas presgloves. all sizes in kid lay ever made cheap, trashy : pair and the price. Nevada City. low for Christ30006 @OOOOOGOSOHOOOOOOOO ©O@ RARE ae j : . the Goods __ Next week preparations ld Santa. out. ¢ only thing = ary Ist, 1900 if lery—Gents, 50 ots; ladies Ohas. Ashburn Jr. le! : ae Miss Nellie Joyce returned last night from San Francisco, 22 Miss Kate Watson of North Bloomfleld is visiting here. Mrs. J. :O. Campbell returned last night from Marysville. A.M. Allen, formerly. of the local ' gasworks, arrived last night from San Francisco. z Miss ©, N. Gillette of Spokane, a lady who is a commercial traveler, arrived here last evening. f M. Rosenberg of the Palace dry goods store is expected to arrive here tomorrow from San Francisco. W.-P. Shane of Louisville, Ky., whois. interested in the La Suerte mine, arrived here last. evening and went out to the mine today. Mrs. L. Lubeck leaves San Francisco Sunday for Europe via New York. Her husband will return to this city that. day to remain here during her absence, ; Miss Iva Stenger, a teacher in the public schools of this city, is quite ill at her home on Gold Flat. Her sister Mrs. Bert Hallett, who is a Normal graduate, is temporarily in charge of her school. : _ Ohas. T. Tuttle and Cove Martin arrived here'last evening from Stockton. Mr. Tuttle brought with bim a six-. weeks-old cockle-spaniel presented to him by Dr. Fitzgerald of Stockton. It is an exceedingly bright cannine. A Sheriff's Sale. This noon Sheriff Getchell sold four pieces of. real estate at French Corral to satisfy judgment and costs in the suit brought by Ebner Brothers, wholesale and retail liquor dealers at Sacramento, against John and Edward Kublman of French Corral}. The property consists of a hotel, store building vineyard and a small ranch. TI. GC. Lindley, attorney for plaintiffs, bid it all in for. them, the price being $152.05. Wires All Down. Both the telephone and telegraph wires from this city to North San Juan} ~~ are down, also the telephone wire to North Bloomfield. Joe O'Connell and ing to put the fi bre ie eee be The Rain Fall. & ~~ Bain fell in torrents all night and{©°U"ty, bythe sellsat Hastern prices. tt most of today. The total for 24 hours} to nine o'clock this morning was 2.09 inches, aggregating 29.99 for the season to date. The entire fall last season was only about 40"inches. . Stern Retaliation, Abe Collier—Whad yo’ puttin’ pizen on de seat ob dem pants fo’? Is yo’ losin’ yo’r mind?Lew Wemple—No, sah; but mah bes’ girl’s father am gwine toe lose a bulldog.—Judge. A Financial Measure. = Ned—Why on earth did-you quarrel with your fiancee? ~ Tom—I was dead broke, and I wanted to get my ring back and hock it.— N. Y. Evening Journal. The Error Detected, * Peacher—If I should say “Your two sisters are coming,” would that be correct? Johnny—No, ma’am. I only has one sister.—Brooklyn Life. ‘ Beyond Comprehension. : “ “Do you understand women?” “Yes, [understand them well enough to know that I can’t understand them at all.”—-Chicago Record, Definition. Bobby—Paw, what is a coquette? Mr. Ferry—A coquette is a woman who syndicates: her affections.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Catarrbh Connot be Cured. with Locan APPLICATIONS, a8 they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh isa blood or constitutional disase, and in order to cure it you must take ihternal remedies. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pzescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre. soription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucons surfaces. The perfect combination of two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Oatarrh. Send for testimonials, free. ¥F. J. Cuenev & Co., Props., Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 750. Fale Vamile Pills are the best. A Timely Gift. One that keeps time, pleases the eye and fits your pocketbook—a marble or N. Y. Weekly. 001 The Christmas dinner will be the more enjoyed when such a gift stines from the a decorated porcelain clock. mantel. A.& H. W. Hartuna. tf Something For the Baby. Bee those eee baby ry ee cups, and gloats over ‘em like men do over child’s sets, rings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., at O. J. Brand’s. dell-tf Saturday Night’s Hop. The first of a series of weekly social dances will be given at Armory Hall on Saturday evening, Dec. 16, under. two-thirds of the contents of this botthe management of Company O, N. G. ©. Everybody invited. Ladies will be. are not benefitted retarn the bottle to admitted free. a 12 5t. Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto. $1.00, For sale by H. Dickerman, the aig t? every evening trom 9to12. —_ tf ‘Stock collars snd neck wear at Maher's. ae tt Maher’s, : a ae For Citron and Lemon Peel go to Scadden’s. ads ie The best Oranberries in the market ~ Fur boas and collarettes, very swell and very useful,at Maher’s. —_ tf Fresh consignment of choice lemons nst received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Fresh extra water-white comb honey . at Gaylord &Son’s. Just received. tf. Another barrel of those delicious pigs’ feet for 5 cents each, at Wolf's. . Weather observer Willson says the berries at A.B. Wolf's, the Oash. tt , Table linen sets, very handsome, at . Coe testified powerful it will pay you to see the fine stock at}: C. J. Brand’s. deli-tt If you intend to invest in diamonds . she was éspecially vindictive toward . . young Thomas and that a charge of} — The loveliest Seedless Raisins ever . against him by her and wis now penddrought to this market are now on sale . ing in a justice court. The introduction of testimony for the defense was Call and see Snell & Fleming’s. then began. Mrs. Ida Dancan of Red. failed to pay rent when a notice to. rain will continue tonight and probably ‘quit was served on her which action . assortment has just arrived. “n 29-tf or not. Always pleased to show goods. . followed, the last named being still on Ticket No. 147, held by J. J. Hanley, . the stand when court adjourned at stamped goods. A handsome new . ding, who testified that she took in. . Call and see the stock of holiday} house, was first sworn. Matt. Wheeli-; = gifts ut_O. J. Brand’s if you wish to buy . han, O. OC. Townsend and Carey Manion : jelected the following officers last Catholic: bell. = {2 a Remember. that ©. J. Brand has a fine ‘assortment of Diamond Jewelry, Silverware, Silver: Novelties and Cut Glass. dell-tf Mrs, Ella Maddrill, mother of Mrs. O. P. Loughbridge, has purchased O. F, Burdrow’s house and lot on Sacramentostreet. . Mr. and Mrs. Hewett, who recently gave a series. of vandeville entertainments at the theater in this city, are now playing at Grass Valley. Henry, the 23-year-old son of the late E, F. Spence, died this week at Los Angeles of consumption. The elder Spence lived here about 30 year ago. Frees lunch served every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicest whiskeys, including O. P. 8. and McBrayer. nl18-tf Now is your chance to get something con, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf in the East. He not only has the most varied and. novel assortment in the ‘Wm. H.Orawford pulishes ‘some timely hintsteday about Christmas gifts. The new goods, of which he has an endless and attractive stock are exciting the admiration of all who visit his store, All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he has just received. None better ever brought to this section of the State. 4. tf This morning’s Herald says: “The Methodist church of this city continues to gain in membership. Evangelist Weber’s work was like a newspaper advertisement—it brought results for days after its discontinuance.” The ladies of the Keramic and Decorative Art Club cordially invite the public to attend an exhibit at the resid-nce of Mrs. J. M. Hadley, on Friday, Dec. 15th, from 2 to 5 Pp. m., and also on Saturday, Décember 16th, from 2 to 10:30} P.M. d12-3t -O. J. Brand, the . pioneer jeweler, makes an important announcement today relative to his large and magnificent holiday stock. For more than 25 years Mr. Brand has had the confidence and patronage of hundreds of Nevada countyans. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters night: Miss Nora McArthur, P. P.; Miss Margaret Gillespie, P.; Mrs. Minerva Snyder, Ist V. P.; Miss Lillian Mallen, 24 V. P.; Mrs. Louise Zeitler, 8a V. P.; Mrs. Belle Douglass, Ree. Sec.; Miss Minnie Brand, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Mamie Lawrence, Marshal; Miss Maude Snell, I. 8.; Miss Tillie Verge, O. S.; Miss Bessie Stevens, Mrs. Wm. Holmes and. Miss May Martin, Trustees. An Experienced Husband, Mr. Summers (to watering-place hotel clerk)—Be kind enough to have me called at four o’clock to-morrow . morning. i Hotel Clerk—Four o’clock? Mre Summers—Yes. Mrs, S—— is with men and I desire her to be up in time to catch the nine o’clock train.— A Klondike Miser. Dawson Dave—Placer Pete is a regular old miser—one of the greedy, grasping kind. Juneau Jake—That’sright. They say that every evening the old skinflint gete out his pan of crackers and counts "em their money in the story books.—Up to a Ss On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this tee: “All weask of yon is to use tle faithfully, then if you cam say you Druggist end he may refund the yrice paid.” Price 25 cts, 50 cts,énd won the mat raffled at the recent . noon. Each of these witnesses was subjected to a rigid cross-examination by District Attorney Power who displayed ‘marked ability and shrewdness in making them tell all they knew. In the afternoon Manion testified that Thomas was with him all but 15 minutes the evening of the alleged assault. Bert Clarke saw him in the Arcade saloon at 10:30 and Martin Hoskin an hour earlier. Frank Thomas, defendant’s brother, swore it would take 25 minutes to walk from the saloon to the place of assault. Reuben Thomas, hie father, testified that the shed his son was alleged to have locked the girl in was open on one side and that he had warned bis son against the girl. John O'Neill, shorthand reporter, testified as to the preleminary hearing, and at 3:15 court took a recess for fifteen minutes. . This is one of the most hotly contested battles that has been seen in the criminal department of the Superior Court for years. District Attorney Power is making the fight for the peois, winning for him commendation on every hand. Against him there is arfayed an unusually able trio consisting of A. D. Mason, who has had long ‘years of successful practice in some of the principal cases tried in the county; George L. Jones of Grass Valley, a capable and clear-headed lawyer who was the Democratic candidate for District Attorney in the last election, and exCongressman Grove L. Johnson who easily ranks as one of the foremost criminal lawyers of the West. ES Telephones Now in Service. L’Illustration, remarking on thenumber of telephones in service in the United States, deplores the lack of readiness to employ these instruments in ‘Europe. In Berlin, where there are 30,000 in use, the average number of calls is not more than seven a day—two in the morning and three or four in the afternoon. Among the European countries Germany and Eugland hold the lead, with 140,000 and 116,000 instruments, respectively. In France there are scarcely, more than 35,000, while there are 62,000 in Sweden, 35,000 in Scotland, and 30,000 in Switzerland. There are 700,000 in use in the United: States. a 5 Tells the story. When your head aches, and you feel bilious, constipated, and out of tune, with your stomach sour and no appetite, just buy a package of Hood’s Pills And take a dose, from 1 to ¢ pills. You will be surprised at how easily they will do their work, cure your headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy again. 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. 4 Don’t Pay Rent. We Can Build You a House and Help You Pay for it. «TOWLE BROS. Style and Finish. [ple eingle-banded, and.a gallant one it . Zz ie “Yon Yonson” To-Night. One of the most successfal comedy-dramas that has ever been presented in this country is “Yon Yonson” which holds the stage of the Nevada Theatre tonight. “Yon Yonson” is now in its ninth year, and from its record-breaking business it bids fair-to live for many years more. The heavy advance sale indicates it will be greeted by one of the largest audiences seen in the theatre for some time. The play comes highly endorsed by the press of San Francisco, Among the ‘principal members are Arthur Donaldson, Annie Mack Berlein, Beatrice Norman, Grace Hazard, Daisy Grogan, E. J. Mack, Harry Hubbard, Clinton Maynard, Sidney Craven, E. Guy Spangler and the famous lumbermen’s quartette. None should miss seeing “Yon Yonson” tonight. SSOVITUHPvernerenrverververververververververver rer server erververnerstnes E Holiday LAxuries_ Walnuts, Brazils and Almonds. RAISINS Landon Layers, Seedless or Seeded. wt we & _ FANCY PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon MINCE MEAT CLEANED CURRANTS, BOILED CIDER, Ce . a PLUM PUDDING Claret Wine 50 Cents a Galion. AT J ACKSON:S gj MAA AAAAAAAMA AMAA AAA AMA ASA ADA bb db JbAbd Jhb ddd dd Add ". % cd + % * ** & “a ee #*: # ADAARALAAAAAUARAAAAAARMAAAAAARAI=-9 UP-TO-DATE GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS ® ® ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE* W. We can show many new styles and patterns. In atches from the plain satin to the more elaborate cases, richly ornamented and set with Diamonds. : Are marvels of beauty and come in solid marble Our Clocks onyx, decorated porcelain, enameled iron ani wood, If you want the best of anything in our line it will pay you to inspect our stock before parting with your $$3’s. A. & H.W. BARTONG, "uscuazees WbAsbadbbadddddda Broad St., Nevada City. ea ee e-— e— e— e— Seoa-— ~~ eo-— ee e-— e-—eo e-— eSee e— Telephone West 14, eo ieee The Question_—> As to where one can buy Groceries and Provisions to the best advantage—that is,can get the best goods, fairest measure and promptest service at the most reasonable price, is a question of vital importance to every family. MANY PEOPL& FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: At the store of wm. G. RICHARDS. or course you know that Richards sells all kinds of Holiday Delicacies, as well as staples. If you do not already trade with him, it will pay you to give him a trial order. ; BROAD STREET, NEAR CITY HALL. eS = I PSA Sea (sec (Sec Seach (Sees (Seah (SON. (Ses arse ME Sep Soy Spe re Sore Ser Ord ph Cohn’s Candy Factory. : € : 2 Z TRILBY MIXED CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS tate 1 Sc & Pound. [-¥ Roger & Gallet bo Pinand . -* Beeley ay f4 Twelve New and Fragrant Odors. i : Out Glass Bisque Porcelain . Toilet Cases— i g ‘Celluloid a ps Aluminum os Leather 4} Pocket Books— For Ladies For Gentiomen All sizes, all prices Manicure Sets— Combination Fi 55a, sea a GASP GSU oe Biggest Stock of Holiday Goods in the County. ORR Ree a ae ys Individual . Decorated Opal Ware—. j _ Vases Ash Trays Pen Trays Pen Boxes Puff Boxes ars Toilet Sets Pictures— lilaminated Medallions & Easel-back Medallions ‘ Traveling Cases— . 4 Leather a) Seal -DICKERMAN’S Ebony Cut Glass Ware (iitsi*tops)— Pomade Jars Puff Boxes Powder Boxes Ink Stands Bonbonnieres S. Sterling Silver Novelties— Ebony Blotters Paper Knives Letter Openers Glove Buttoners é “ *, e %, %] i ts * * os Es Shaving Outfits— _ Guaranteed Razors 34 Brushes adi Strops ad Mugs Cutlery— Pearl-Handled Penknives Stag-Handled Pocketknives Gold-Mounted Scissors -Mirrors— Heavy French Plate Beveled Gold framed Photographic Goods— ie Albums . ~ Snap-shot Cameras Pe Folditg “ ¥. Amateur Outfits 9 8 Books (High-Class Bindings) It’s a Pistorials Gift Pleasure to Show Be Classics de Luxe Serial Stories Standard Novels Toy and Juvenile Goods. Largest and 2 Most complete selection in the county— 100 kinds { 4 Scrap Albums— + Games— All Sizes All Kinds All Prices %. Otationery— i Fashionable, Modern, ‘ Up-to-date, “ In Handsome Cabinets 1% Many Shapes . Many Sizes Many Shades. AT DICKERMAN’S. eee ee SS AALAAAAADAAAAAAAUUUUUUUNS , BPs Of the most artistic de~** gree characterize photo«x * graphs made by Moore *x x His gallery has a wide* kag! reputation for FoF * turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained & *& ® ontheconst. : : 3 i: : evava City . GRASS VALLEY, Ake ® Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory. eC. 2: *'9409A9. ae cr) a pam mae am /sam/ gams~/ eaa/ gas / ma aa / gms dgaas/ am as mane tas ae aa as as a a ma eas as as ae OPENING OF THE CAPE SEASON. z Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ) goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. . The goods and prices will please you. . SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. + OFFICE AND YARD, wa Boulder Street, Call on us Mm, L. & Di MARSH. before going olnnwtana: en a

ONG 7eS away, come your Owl use, s if you want ¢ Or your girl, i want gloves ‘them; Little 1a Xmas presgloves. all sizes in kid lay ever made cheap, trashy : pair and the price. Nevada City. low for Christ30006 @OOOOOGOSOHOOOOOOOO ©O@ RARE ae j : . the Goods __ Next week preparations ld Santa. out. ¢ only thing = ary Ist, 1900 if lery—Gents, 50 ots; ladies Ohas. Ashburn Jr. le! : ae Miss Nellie Joyce returned last night from San Francisco, 22 Miss Kate Watson of North Bloomfleld is visiting here. Mrs. J. :O. Campbell returned last night from Marysville. A.M. Allen, formerly. of the local ' gasworks, arrived last night from San Francisco. z Miss ©, N. Gillette of Spokane, a lady who is a commercial traveler, arrived here last evening. f M. Rosenberg of the Palace dry goods store is expected to arrive here tomorrow from San Francisco. W.-P. Shane of Louisville, Ky., whois. interested in the La Suerte mine, arrived here last. evening and went out to the mine today. Mrs. L. Lubeck leaves San Francisco Sunday for Europe via New York. Her husband will return to this city that. day to remain here during her absence, ; Miss Iva Stenger, a teacher in the public schools of this city, is quite ill at her home on Gold Flat. Her sister Mrs. Bert Hallett, who is a Normal graduate, is temporarily in charge of her school. : _ Ohas. T. Tuttle and Cove Martin arrived here'last evening from Stockton. Mr. Tuttle brought with bim a six-. weeks-old cockle-spaniel presented to him by Dr. Fitzgerald of Stockton. It is an exceedingly bright cannine. A Sheriff's Sale. This noon Sheriff Getchell sold four pieces of. real estate at French Corral to satisfy judgment and costs in the suit brought by Ebner Brothers, wholesale and retail liquor dealers at Sacramento, against John and Edward Kublman of French Corral}. The property consists of a hotel, store building vineyard and a small ranch. TI. GC. Lindley, attorney for plaintiffs, bid it all in for. them, the price being $152.05. Wires All Down. Both the telephone and telegraph wires from this city to North San Juan} ~~ are down, also the telephone wire to North Bloomfield. Joe O'Connell and ing to put the fi bre ie eee be The Rain Fall. & ~~ Bain fell in torrents all night and{©°U"ty, bythe sellsat Hastern prices. tt most of today. The total for 24 hours} to nine o'clock this morning was 2.09 inches, aggregating 29.99 for the season to date. The entire fall last season was only about 40"inches. . Stern Retaliation, Abe Collier—Whad yo’ puttin’ pizen on de seat ob dem pants fo’? Is yo’ losin’ yo’r mind?Lew Wemple—No, sah; but mah bes’ girl’s father am gwine toe lose a bulldog.—Judge. A Financial Measure. = Ned—Why on earth did-you quarrel with your fiancee? ~ Tom—I was dead broke, and I wanted to get my ring back and hock it.— N. Y. Evening Journal. The Error Detected, * Peacher—If I should say “Your two sisters are coming,” would that be correct? Johnny—No, ma’am. I only has one sister.—Brooklyn Life. ‘ Beyond Comprehension. : “ “Do you understand women?” “Yes, [understand them well enough to know that I can’t understand them at all.”—-Chicago Record, Definition. Bobby—Paw, what is a coquette? Mr. Ferry—A coquette is a woman who syndicates: her affections.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Catarrbh Connot be Cured. with Locan APPLICATIONS, a8 they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh isa blood or constitutional disase, and in order to cure it you must take ihternal remedies. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pzescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre. soription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucons surfaces. The perfect combination of two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Oatarrh. Send for testimonials, free. ¥F. J. Cuenev & Co., Props., Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 750. Fale Vamile Pills are the best. A Timely Gift. One that keeps time, pleases the eye and fits your pocketbook—a marble or N. Y. Weekly. 001 The Christmas dinner will be the more enjoyed when such a gift stines from the a decorated porcelain clock. mantel. A.& H. W. Hartuna. tf Something For the Baby. Bee those eee baby ry ee cups, and gloats over ‘em like men do over child’s sets, rings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., at O. J. Brand’s. dell-tf Saturday Night’s Hop. The first of a series of weekly social dances will be given at Armory Hall on Saturday evening, Dec. 16, under. two-thirds of the contents of this botthe management of Company O, N. G. ©. Everybody invited. Ladies will be. are not benefitted retarn the bottle to admitted free. a 12 5t. Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto. $1.00, For sale by H. Dickerman, the aig t? every evening trom 9to12. —_ tf ‘Stock collars snd neck wear at Maher's. ae tt Maher’s, : a ae For Citron and Lemon Peel go to Scadden’s. ads ie The best Oranberries in the market ~ Fur boas and collarettes, very swell and very useful,at Maher’s. —_ tf Fresh consignment of choice lemons nst received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Fresh extra water-white comb honey . at Gaylord &Son’s. Just received. tf. Another barrel of those delicious pigs’ feet for 5 cents each, at Wolf's. . Weather observer Willson says the berries at A.B. Wolf's, the Oash. tt , Table linen sets, very handsome, at . Coe testified powerful it will pay you to see the fine stock at}: C. J. Brand’s. deli-tt If you intend to invest in diamonds . she was éspecially vindictive toward . . young Thomas and that a charge of} — The loveliest Seedless Raisins ever . against him by her and wis now penddrought to this market are now on sale . ing in a justice court. The introduction of testimony for the defense was Call and see Snell & Fleming’s. then began. Mrs. Ida Dancan of Red. failed to pay rent when a notice to. rain will continue tonight and probably ‘quit was served on her which action . assortment has just arrived. “n 29-tf or not. Always pleased to show goods. . followed, the last named being still on Ticket No. 147, held by J. J. Hanley, . the stand when court adjourned at stamped goods. A handsome new . ding, who testified that she took in. . Call and see the stock of holiday} house, was first sworn. Matt. Wheeli-; = gifts ut_O. J. Brand’s if you wish to buy . han, O. OC. Townsend and Carey Manion : jelected the following officers last Catholic: bell.. = {2 a Remember. that ©. J. Brand has a fine ‘assortment of Diamond Jewelry, Silverware, Silver: Novelties and Cut Glass. dell-tf Mrs, Ella Maddrill, mother of Mrs. O. P. Loughbridge, has purchased O. F, Burdrow’s house and lot on Sacramentostreet. . Mr. and Mrs. Hewett, who recently gave a series. of vandeville entertainments at the theater in this city, are now playing at Grass Valley. Henry, the 23-year-old son of the late E, F. Spence, died this week at Los Angeles of consumption. The elder Spence lived here about 30 year ago. Frees lunch served every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicest whiskeys, including O. P. 8. and McBrayer. nl18-tf Now is your chance to get something con, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf in the East. He not only has the most varied and. novel assortment in the ‘Wm. H.Orawford pulishes ‘some timely hintsteday about Christmas gifts. The new goods, of which he has an endless and attractive stock are exciting the admiration of all who visit his store, All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he has just received. None better ever brought to this section of the State. 4. tf This morning’s Herald says: “The Methodist church of this city continues to gain in membership. Evangelist Weber’s work was like a newspaper advertisement—it brought results for days after its discontinuance.” The ladies of the Keramic and Decorative Art Club cordially invite the public to attend an exhibit at the resid-nce of Mrs. J. M. Hadley, on Friday, Dec. 15th, from 2 to 5 Pp. m., and also on Saturday, Décember 16th, from 2 to 10:30} P.M. d12-3t -O. J. Brand, the . pioneer jeweler, makes an important announcement today relative to his large and magnificent holiday stock. For more than 25 years Mr. Brand has had the confidence and patronage of hundreds of Nevada countyans. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters night: Miss Nora McArthur, P. P.; Miss Margaret Gillespie, P.; Mrs. Minerva Snyder, Ist V. P.; Miss Lillian Mallen, 24 V. P.; Mrs. Louise Zeitler, 8a V. P.; Mrs. Belle Douglass, Ree. Sec.; Miss Minnie Brand, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Mamie Lawrence, Marshal; Miss Maude Snell, I. 8.; Miss Tillie Verge, O. S.; Miss Bessie Stevens, Mrs. Wm. Holmes and. Miss May Martin, Trustees. An Experienced Husband, Mr. Summers (to watering-place hotel clerk)—Be kind enough to have me called at four o’clock to-morrow . morning. i Hotel Clerk—Four o’clock? Mre Summers—Yes. Mrs, S—— is with men and I desire her to be up in time to catch the nine o’clock train.— A Klondike Miser. Dawson Dave—Placer Pete is a regular old miser—one of the greedy, grasping kind. Juneau Jake—That’sright. They say that every evening the old skinflint gete out his pan of crackers and counts "em their money in the story books.—Up to a Ss On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this tee: “All weask of yon is to use tle faithfully, then if you cam say you Druggist end he may refund the yrice paid.” Price 25 cts, 50 cts,énd won the mat raffled at the recent . noon. Each of these witnesses was subjected to a rigid cross-examination by District Attorney Power who displayed ‘marked ability and shrewdness in making them tell all they knew. In the afternoon Manion testified that Thomas was with him all but 15 minutes the evening of the alleged assault. Bert Clarke saw him in the Arcade saloon at 10:30 and Martin Hoskin an hour earlier. Frank Thomas, defendant’s brother, swore it would take 25 minutes to walk from the saloon to the place of assault. Reuben Thomas, hie father, testified that the shed his son was alleged to have locked the girl in was open on one side and that he had warned bis son against the girl.

John O'Neill, shorthand reporter, testified as to the preleminary hearing, and at 3:15 court took a recess for fifteen minutes. . This is one of the most hotly contested battles that has been seen in the criminal department of the Superior Court for years. District Attorney Power is making the fight for the peois, winning for him commendation on every hand. Against him there is arfayed an unusually able trio consisting of A. D. Mason, who has had long ‘years of successful practice in some of the principal cases tried in the county; George L. Jones of Grass Valley, a capable and clear-headed lawyer who was the Democratic candidate for District Attorney in the last election, and exCongressman Grove L. Johnson who easily ranks as one of the foremost criminal lawyers of the West. ES Telephones Now in Service. L’Illustration, remarking on thenumber of telephones in service in the United States, deplores the lack of readiness to employ these instruments in ‘Europe. In Berlin, where there are 30,000 in use, the average number of calls is not more than seven a day—two in the morning and three or four in the afternoon. Among the European countries Germany and Eugland hold the lead, with 140,000 and 116,000 instruments, respectively. In France there are scarcely, more than 35,000, while there are 62,000 in Sweden, 35,000 in Scotland, and 30,000 in Switzerland. There are 700,000 in use in the United: States. a 5 Tells the story. When your head aches, and you feel bilious, constipated, and out of tune, with your stomach sour and no appetite, just buy a package of Hood’s Pills And take a dose, from 1 to ¢ pills. You will be surprised at how easily they will do their work, cure your headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy again. 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. 4 Don’t Pay Rent. We Can Build You a House and Help You Pay for it.. «TOWLE BROS. Style and Finish.. [ple eingle-banded, and.a gallant one it . Zz ie “Yon Yonson” To-Night. One of the most successfal comedy-dramas that has ever been presented in this country is “Yon Yonson” which holds the stage of the Nevada Theatre tonight. “Yon Yonson” is now in its ninth year, and from its record-breaking business it bids fair-to live for many years more. The heavy advance sale indicates it will be greeted by one of the largest audiences seen in the theatre for some time. The play comes highly endorsed by the press of San Francisco, Among the ‘principal members are Arthur Donaldson, Annie Mack Berlein, Beatrice Norman, Grace Hazard, Daisy Grogan, E. J. Mack, Harry Hubbard, Clinton Maynard, Sidney Craven, E. Guy Spangler and the famous lumbermen’s quartette. None should miss seeing “Yon Yonson” tonight. SSOVITUHPvernerenrverververververververververver rer server erververnerstnes E Holiday LAxuries_ Walnuts, Brazils and Almonds. RAISINS Landon Layers, Seedless or Seeded. wt we & _ FANCY PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon MINCE MEAT CLEANED CURRANTS, BOILED CIDER, Ce . a PLUM PUDDING Claret Wine 50 Cents a Galion. AT J ACKSON:S gj MAA AAAAAAAMA AMAA AAA AMA ASA ADA bb db JbAbd Jhb ddd dd Add ". % cd + % * ** & “a ee #*: # ADAARALAAAAAUARAAAAAARMAAAAAARAI=-9 UP-TO-DATE GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS ® ® ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE* W. We can show many new styles and patterns. In atches from the plain satin to the more elaborate cases, richly ornamented and set with Diamonds. : Are marvels of beauty and come in solid marble Our Clocks onyx, decorated porcelain, enameled iron ani wood, If you want the best of anything in our line it will pay you to inspect our stock before parting with your $$3’s. A. & H.W. BARTONG, "uscuazees WbAsbadbbadddddda Broad St., Nevada City. ea ee e-— e— e— e— Seoa-— ~~ eo-— ee e-— e-—eo e-— eSee e— Telephone West 14, eo ieee The Question_—> As to where one can buy Groceries and Provisions to the best advantage—that is,can get the best goods, fairest measure and promptest service at the most reasonable price, is a question of vital importance to every family. MANY PEOPL& FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: At the store of wm. G. RICHARDS. or course you know that Richards sells all kinds of Holiday Delicacies, as well as staples. If you do not already trade with him, it will pay you to give him a trial order. ; BROAD STREET, NEAR CITY HALL. eS = I PSA Sea (sec (Sec Seach (Sees (Seah (SON. (Ses arse ME Sep Soy Spe re Sore Ser Ord ph Cohn’s Candy Factory. : € : 2 Z TRILBY MIXED CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS tate 1 Sc & Pound. [-¥ Roger & Gallet bo Pinand . -* Beeley ay f4 Twelve New and Fragrant Odors. i : Out Glass Bisque Porcelain . Toilet Cases— i g ‘Celluloid a ps Aluminum os Leather 4} Pocket Books— For Ladies For Gentiomen All sizes, all prices Manicure Sets— Combination Fi 55a, sea a GASP GSU oe Biggest Stock of Holiday Goods in the County. ORR Ree a ae ys Individual . Decorated Opal Ware—. j _ Vases Ash Trays Pen Trays Pen Boxes Puff Boxes ars Toilet Sets Pictures— lilaminated Medallions & Easel-back Medallions ‘ Traveling Cases— . 4 Leather a) Seal -DICKERMAN’S Ebony Cut Glass Ware (iitsi*tops)— Pomade Jars Puff Boxes Powder Boxes Ink Stands Bonbonnieres S. Sterling Silver Novelties— Ebony Blotters Paper Knives Letter Openers Glove Buttoners é “ *, e %, %] i ts * * os Es Shaving Outfits— _ Guaranteed Razors 34 Brushes adi Strops ad Mugs Cutlery— Pearl-Handled Penknives Stag-Handled Pocketknives Gold-Mounted Scissors -Mirrors— Heavy French Plate Beveled Gold framed Photographic Goods— ie Albums . ~ Snap-shot Cameras Pe Folditg “ ¥. Amateur Outfits 9 8 Books (High-Class Bindings) It’s a Pistorials Gift Pleasure to Show Be Classics de Luxe Serial Stories Standard Novels Toy and Juvenile Goods. Largest and 2 Most complete selection in the county— 100 kinds { 4 Scrap Albums— + Games— All Sizes All Kinds All Prices %. Otationery— i Fashionable, Modern, ‘ Up-to-date, “ In Handsome Cabinets 1% Many Shapes . Many Sizes Many Shades. AT DICKERMAN’S. eee ee SS AALAAAAADAAAAAAAUUUUUUUNS , BPs Of the most artistic de~** gree characterize photo«x * graphs made by Moore *x x His gallery has a wide* kag! reputation for FoF * turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained & *& ® ontheconst. : : 3 i: : evava City . GRASS VALLEY, Ake ® Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory. eC. 2: *'9409A9. ae cr) a pam mae am /sam/ gams~/ eaa/ gas / ma aa / gms dgaas/ am as mane tas ae aa as as a a ma eas as as ae OPENING OF THE CAPE SEASON.. z Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ) goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. . The goods and prices will please you. . SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. + OFFICE AND YARD, wa Boulder Street, Call on us Mm, L. & Di MARSH. before going olnnwtana: en a