December 16, 1899 (4 pages)

p THE . TRANSCRIPT. Sandiyvesd Weel Wolters br BROWN & CALKINS. SATURDAY. ...: Dec. 16, 1899 — : meat ——— GRASS VALLEY NEWS. The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone. Dr. C. D. Ware, of Coren, has located at Grass Valley. The funeral of the late Richard Hancock will take place at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miss Lucille Smitten was guatented from the Girle’ High School at San Francisco this week. Superintendent Mainhart has had an electric motor izistalled at the Bullion mine to do the pumping. J. H. “Terrill, who has been assistant _ superintendent of a mine in Lassen county, is here on his" way back to his home in Alameda. The mine has quit tor the winter. Misses Mary Douglass, Nellie Fiske, Nellie Cassidy and Irene Hicks are expected home tonight from San Jose where they are students in the State Normal School. Rev. Frank Greeley, who has been preaching in the Congregational charch during the absence of Rev. B. Dent Naylor in the east, will leave with his wife next Tuesday for his home in “Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Naylor. will arrive from New York next Thursday Judge Prewett Presides. Judge Prewett of Placer. cognty today heard two Superior Court matters in which Judge Nilon was disqualific In the matter of the estate and gt dianship of Clara, Edward and Frank Brown, minors, the final account of David .E. Morgan, the guardian, was allowed and he was discharged. The charge of contempt brought against Henry M. Brown, a rancher near San Jose, for failing for the past 22 months to pay an allowance of $12.50 &@ month to his wife, Phoebe Brown of Grass Valley, who has a suit for divorce pending against him, came on tor hearing, W. A. Sleep appearing as the woman’s attorney and Hon. J. M Walling as the man’s. It was shown that the affidavit filed by Mr. Brown was not served upon her, therefore she was given 20 days’ moré time to file a eounter-sfidavit. He claims that his property has not more than paid expenses for the past two years, and he has not paid the allowance simply because he did not have the money. oe A Wedding Tonight. At eight o’clock this evening Louis Roetticher, a minér, and Miss Bessie Harris will be married at the home of the lady’s mother on Gold Flat. Rev. Je W. Phelps will perform the wedding ceremony. They are very worthy and esteemed young people. Mr. Roetticher has fitted up a comfortable home, on Nevada street. Trath Is Mighty. My dearest friend and I one day, While in a truthful spell, Agreed on this, that come what may Each other’s faults we'd tell, ‘We pointed out the facts and fears For less than half a week, And now it’s quite a dozen years Since we were known to speak. —Detroit Free Press. A SUPERFLUOUS VOLUME, one “Here they advertise a book called ‘The Rights of Women.’ That’s a subject about which there never was any dispute between me and my husband.” — Fliegende Blaetter. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. pay orpen, oe druggist. Feather Boas. $2 to $20, for Xmas, at Mah ers’. tf Jackets. Now is your chance before sizes are broken. Maher & Co. tf UNION:-:HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, Prop A. M. Brown, San Francisco ping Bryant, Fairplay er Goodale, Central B ouse pee Sewer ; Auburn San Francisco in the Little Cap Mine, near Hamilton wae a WANT 10 HY HYORAULIG.Hine Owners Apply to mpiy to the Debris Com~~ gnission For Permits. = The California Debris Commission have received applications to mine by: the hydraulic process from B. F. Keith }and J, and Wm, Gannon, in the Sydney Flat Gravel Mine, near Jacksonville, Tuolumne Co., to deposit tailings in Woods Oreek and Tuolamne River; from the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Oo., Cons’d. ina portion of the Consolidated Placer Mine, at Columbia Hill, Nevada Co., to deposit tailings in Chalk Fiat Ravine; from Walter Boire, in the Boire Placer Mine, ‘near Railroad: Flat, Calaveras Co., to deposit tailings in a ravine below the mine; from Paris Bean, in a branch of Coffee Pot Ravine, in Yuba County, near Clipper Mills, to deposit tailings in Coffee Pot Ravine; from J. W. Pinder, Co., (to deposit tailing in Streamiess Valley; from J. M. Gilbert and A. M. Colwell, in the Ben Franklin and Davis Consolidated. Mine, at Yankee Jim’s, Piacer Co., to-deposit tailings in an old pit; from Jos. Willams et al., in the Williams Ranch Mine, near Ono, Shasta Co., to deposit tailings in Watson Gulch; from 0. W.Henderson et al., inthe Southern Cross Mine, at Yankee. Jim’s, Placer Co., to deposit tailings in Mexican Gnuich; and from A.W. Mellon et al., in‘ the Cherokee, Butte Co., to deposit tailings in Dry Creek. The Commissioners. will meet on Tuesday, the 26th instant, to consider the applications. The Open Sesame Explained. . Softhead—I say,. Cholly, why does a fellah have to wear a necktie that he ties himself, don’t you know? Why necktie, don’t you know? -Mushbrain—Cawn’t you see, me boy: how itis? It’s the social test, don’t you know. “Any fellah can afford to buy any sort of a necktie, cawn't he?” “Ah, yes; but mere sordid -wealtk doesn’t count in society, me boy. It’s bwains, culture, wefinement, don’t you now." : “What has that to do with the neck tie?” “Can't you ane? Society, me boy, ad: ’ mite only those whe have bvains enough to tie their own necktie, don’: you know.”—N. Y. Weekly. hr sty DsioooaeN Reserved Her Decision, “T cannot love you, George, because I understand that you—that you have loved other girls.” “Rut, Clara, my love for them was ir every way justifiable, assure you?” “How, pray?” ' ‘“Clara,” he said, as he restored his arm to her slender waist, “I loved then you.” She reserved her decision.—Tit-Bits Liked to Be Fooled. Said Mrs. Fondmother to her son who is unduly partial to the softe sex: “Don’t you put any reliance on whathe girls tell you. They -are awfu liars and will fool you every time.” “Yes, but how nice they do it,” re plied the enamored youth, with a beau tific smile.—N. ¥. World. Stupid Brute. That. horrid cook of the Sicdieene has got a hat just like mine. He—I see no occasion for that t worry you. There is no danger of you being mistaken for one another. You hair is not the same shade.—Indian ‘apolis Journal. Sick Headaches, Tle curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money oe. ed if not. satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 560 cts. Forsale by dl, Dickerman, the druggist. tf Iinportant ! Those intending purchasing gold spectacles or opera glasses for Xmas presents will save money by making that purchase of A. & H. W. Hartung. «Oo 79@e-+ 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 the management of Company 0, N. G. ©. Everybody invited. Ladies will be admitted free. d 12-5t. Purses. New Purses at Maher’s. 25 eents to is here visiting Miss Emma Delbridge. . ‘San Francisco. resided at this city but is now. living in San Francisco, is here on a visit. last night from Redding where they took the body of their son Austin for is gradually improving, although he is ‘still under medical treatment. — cawn’t a fellah wear a ready-made . ” ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. Dl Chron hots a and You. = = Miss Lila Kinsman of Grass Valley ; County Treasurer Redding of Sierra was in town last night on his way to ‘Miss Fanny Cohn, who until recently Mr, and Mrs. John Sherman returned . Spring Oreek; from F. M. ‘Thomasson, . burial. in the Chalk Flat Mine, near Pike} J. 8. Goodwin of You Bot went to City, Sierra Oo., to deposit tailings in. San Francisco this week. His health C. R. Vooper and family will leave here next Monday for Selma, Fresno county, toremain, Mrs, A. W. Herring, Mr. Cooper’s mother, will go down later. Henry German came over from North San Juan yesterday afternoon to meet his brother John who came up from . Auburn to spend Christmas on the. William Walters Sr., who has been laid up fora month with a sprained ankle, is now able to walk and expects to resume aherne of his business next Monday. Thomas Jenkin, a young man who has been employed as porter at the National hotel, left for Arizona today to seek his fortune. Another young man started with him and got as far as Grass Valley when his father brought him back. Died at the Hospital. ‘ Richard Oates, a native of England aged 74 years, died of inflammation of the. bowels today at the County Hospital, where he has been for several years. He used to live at Grass Valley. ee @@ Gent's. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, at Maher’s. tf What 1s Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Oough, Colds -nd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consump, tior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with ‘the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Fans. : Fans for Xmas rifts at Maher’s. tf ee TE ee Ladies, at Maher’s. Belts. A grand gift for Xmas. Mahers beaded belts. tf One of tf Restores VITALITY. 4 ERVITA So teannnss aND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand bloed builder. Brings the pink glow to palé cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes tor $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. Wines for the Holidays WINERY LOST HILL, NEVADA CITY. PORT AND SHERRIES, $1.00 AND UP. Claret, Reisling and Burgundy. KUEHNE. QUONG, HONG, LONG, (Successors to Ah Guey,) Have on hand for the Holidays, Fine Turkeys, Chickens, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Everything will be sold cheap for $3.50 each. tf Sho is Soo Gong to Man to* Bocome the America Mara leaves port. Decem. report a8 yet lacking official confirma. (Om All Linen Handkerchiefs, for. 3 ~ BORN at BLU BLUE TBAT a Captain's Wife, Yésterday’s QOhbronicle says: When ber 2lat she will carry with her Mies Gertrude Schallenberger, who goes out to Manila to become the wife of Smith K. Fitzhugh, Oaptain of the. Thirtysixth Infantry, generally known . as: “Bell’s regiment” on account of the popularity of its Colonel. “Indeed, a tion has already reached San Francisco to the.effect that Bell bas been made “Dr. John Watson (Ian Maclaren) telle of a gober-minded Scotch minister who was on his way to his home from the kirk one bright Sunday morning, when the Baroness X. asked him 4o whistle for her dog. assumed his severest solétmnity of visage. “Woman,” he said; “woman, this is no day for whastling.” Are watches on display at A. tung’s, and the prices are right, too. tf. At once he ———————————— Exquisite and Dainty those ladies’ gold and silver & H. W. HarChiidren’s Kids. ‘All sizes. At Maher’s. = tf ———— a Brigadier-Genoral and Captain Fitz "hugh a Major. At present both are. at the front, pursuing Aguinaldo’s scatter. ed forces through the mountain fast nessess of Luzon, but the Captain has promised to be at Manila to meet his affianced whenever he shall be notified of the date of her arrival. She will be the guest in that city of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baldwin, the former being Macondray’s resident agent. Miss Gertrade is the youngest} daughter of the’ late’Aaron Schallenberger, formerly a miner at Blue Tent in this township, and she was born there. She was here two years ago on a visit as the guest of Mrs. Paring Arnhart and Mrs. George O. Shaw. “SmLF PRESERVATION is the first. law of Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla on the first appearance of impure blood is an ed Had step toward rod reservation. It makes rich, red and insures res.good health. Hood’s ‘Pills are sre non-irritating, ee, effective. Oo Gent’s Linen nen Handkerchiefs, at Maher’s. tf Come Just to Look Newest Chinaware Crockery Glassware Lamps Ornaments Novelties Clocks LOWEST PRICES Come Just to Look. (reat American [iaporting Tea Ce. Commercial street, 56 Mill street,...Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under Eee When buying one of ee that fc doping a »-old_ and young. HEHE SP SEH HHeRERnnk ARCHAVEN A Is the Game Sard of the Century. Elaborate and Serviceable in Every Respect. yi yf these you have.some; i : household of fun for 16 Games can he. played 01 on it. ’ Pelee $3. 50. ee = l Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Chiffoniers Bed Lounges KINKEAD’S _ Carpet Sweaprs; Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furniture Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches cat ‘a A # Baby Pimolas Asparagus Tips cash, and we have a free delivery. d14 . W. OL’R’ Ss 3 : Jez FOR FANCY GROCERIES. In 25c Bottles. . My Wife’s Salad Dressing None nicer. In 150 cans. Try one. You'll like them. We have everything that’s necessary for your Christians Dinner. WOLF, CASH : Sama Including ' English Squares, Country orders receive prompt attention whether acoompanied by Four in Hands, Band and Shield Bows, . 55 WS nA We have the celebrated OXFORD MUFFLERS, something new and up-todate. And above all a complete stock of Underwear, watt and, Fa he Clothing, 3 Ban and eae Overepatm ee ae, etc. : icadinle: Silk Suspenders, Fancy Leather end yah Linen Initialed Mandkerchicis. at2Sc each, Silk Reefers, Also white shirts and night shirts, ead cea 1 aS: see w EXCLUSIVE. NOVELTIES IN HOLIDAY GOODS Suitable for Xmas presents. Never a have we been able to show ‘wich a beantifnl — Sica store in this city will tell you that their stock can’t be beat; but all we ask of you is to go around to the several stores and see for yourself. Then COME TOUS and we will show you a stock for your life,comprising allme latest. novelties in naliney goods. ‘Teeks! Pufis, Band Embroidered Suspenders, : fe, Silk Ma. hitefs, © © © © © © © © Ladies and Gents: You are invited: to. wit ness a Glove Contest for Xmas at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every 4.) day this week in our large window. Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come © to us. Ifyou want gloves for ay come to us and get fitted. Gent's if. you. ‘want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the dear children atl sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood, =~ “ This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 and $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window < Christmas. GO00000009880009 Headquarters FOR _ Holiday Novelties. Have you seen our large and new stock of Holiday Specialties? The choicest and latest productions of Eastern manufacturers are displayed. for sale at prices as low as the lowest. No cheap, trashy poocoososaoqondessescoeeomeT Fancy Work Materials Gift Books % Christmas Cards Pictures, Frames Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. ; The assortment of plain and dressed Dolls is the finest yet shown. <a Wim. FY. Grawford, LORI NOOO = Woodpecker SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES _ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . ™ io G 52) Ofoe, rte So $) 0 a] .} x CY es oOD6 GC o' °o oF °o iJ t~) hate by “Giff. as 2 ] fy.) e e SF”) “<) Dg SoS NEW_YEAR BALL -____. L-) C] °o GIVEN BY Laurel i N. Pog W. AT ARMORY HALL. Floor Director, Floor Commitee, H. J. Rogers C. W. cy Ladis Walling _ ape, Aamisaton $1.20 per couples ination, 25 ote. — THE ee = SATURDA ——— RYIDEN ‘The Thoma When thi bled this 1 Power conc county jail been confi arrest up t that he saic murder the he stood ck The cour p. mM. This afte evidence it prosecutio: srancis J. mony. _P. John Best called as t the defend At the Tomorro in Advent. there will . communio baptismal 1 ing at 7 p. The usue Canice Oat At the 0 close of t ment of th ministered and memt church. £ evening, “’ Oil Upon t Christian usual hou! ject, “Tez School at: vice. At the W ing Mr. Pl sermons . That Foll bers will 1 the evenir home life being ‘‘Ms Al The atti made at I by the K Club, whi ternoon, i ers of the clades ha by Mrs. E _ ley ; dra: by Mrs. by Mrs. C bossing t Owing: exhibitio day after in the ev The O Bears. h and L.§ duly in Beardon spite of work ag Laure night wi of the s¢ ly decor effort t¢ given b Cc with Li mot rea tarrh is B80, al take in ‘Oure directl faces.

p THE . TRANSCRIPT. Sandiyvesd Weel Wolters br BROWN & CALKINS. SATURDAY. .....: Dec. 16, 1899 — : meat ——— GRASS VALLEY NEWS. The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone. Dr. C. D. Ware, of Coren, has located at Grass Valley. The funeral of the late Richard Hancock will take place at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miss Lucille Smitten was guatented from the Girle’ High School at San Francisco this week. Superintendent Mainhart has had an electric motor izistalled at the Bullion mine to do the pumping. J. H. “Terrill, who has been assistant _ superintendent of a mine in Lassen county, is here on his" way back to his home in Alameda. The mine has quit tor the winter. Misses Mary Douglass, Nellie Fiske, Nellie Cassidy and Irene Hicks are expected home tonight from San Jose where they are students in the State Normal School. Rev. Frank Greeley, who has been preaching in the Congregational charch during the absence of Rev. B. Dent Naylor in the east, will leave with his wife next Tuesday for his home in “Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Naylor. will arrive from New York next Thursday Judge Prewett Presides. Judge Prewett of Placer. cognty today heard two Superior Court matters in which Judge Nilon was disqualific In the matter of the estate and gt dianship of Clara, Edward and Frank Brown, minors, the final account of David .E. Morgan, the guardian, was allowed and he was discharged. The charge of contempt brought against Henry M. Brown, a rancher near San Jose, for failing for the past 22 months to pay an allowance of $12.50 &@ month to his wife, Phoebe Brown of Grass Valley, who has a suit for divorce pending against him, came on tor hearing, W. A. Sleep appearing as the woman’s attorney and Hon. J. M Walling as the man’s. It was shown that the affidavit filed by Mr. Brown was not served upon her, therefore she was given 20 days’ moré time to file a eounter-sfidavit. He claims that his property has not more than paid expenses for the past two years, and he has not paid the allowance simply because he did not have the money. oe A Wedding Tonight. At eight o’clock this evening Louis Roetticher, a minér, and Miss Bessie Harris will be married at the home of the lady’s mother on Gold Flat. Rev. Je W. Phelps will perform the wedding ceremony. They are very worthy and esteemed young people. Mr. Roetticher has fitted up a comfortable home, on Nevada street. Trath Is Mighty. My dearest friend and I one day, While in a truthful spell, Agreed on this, that come what may Each other’s faults we'd tell, ‘We pointed out the facts and fears For less than half a week, And now it’s quite a dozen years Since we were known to speak. —Detroit Free Press. A SUPERFLUOUS VOLUME, one “Here they advertise a book called ‘The Rights of Women.’ That’s a subject about which there never was any dispute between me and my husband.” — Fliegende Blaetter. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. pay orpen, oe druggist. Feather Boas. $2 to $20, for Xmas, at Mah ers’. tf Jackets. Now is your chance before sizes are broken. Maher & Co. tf UNION:-:HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, Prop A. M. Brown, San Francisco ping Bryant, Fairplay er Goodale, Central B ouse pee Sewer ; Auburn San Francisco in the Little Cap Mine, near Hamilton wae a WANT 10 HY HYORAULIG.Hine Owners Apply to mpiy to the Debris Com~~ gnission For Permits. = The California Debris Commission have received applications to mine by: the hydraulic process from B. F. Keith }and J, and Wm, Gannon, in the Sydney Flat Gravel Mine, near Jacksonville, Tuolumne Co., to deposit tailings in Woods Oreek and Tuolamne River; from the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Oo., Cons’d. ina portion of the Consolidated Placer Mine, at Columbia Hill, Nevada Co., to deposit tailings in Chalk Fiat Ravine; from Walter Boire, in the Boire Placer Mine, ‘near Railroad: Flat, Calaveras Co., to deposit tailings in a ravine below the mine; from Paris Bean, in a branch of Coffee Pot Ravine, in Yuba County, near Clipper Mills, to deposit tailings in Coffee Pot Ravine; from J. W. Pinder, Co., (to deposit tailing in Streamiess Valley; from J. M. Gilbert and A. M. Colwell, in the Ben Franklin and Davis Consolidated. Mine, at Yankee Jim’s, Piacer Co., to-deposit tailings in an old pit; from Jos. Willams et al., in the Williams Ranch Mine, near Ono, Shasta Co., to deposit tailings in Watson Gulch; from 0. W.Henderson et al., inthe Southern Cross Mine, at Yankee. Jim’s, Placer Co., to deposit tailings in Mexican Gnuich; and from A.W. Mellon et al., in‘ the Cherokee, Butte Co., to deposit tailings in Dry Creek. The Commissioners. will meet on Tuesday, the 26th instant, to consider the applications. The Open Sesame Explained. . Softhead—I say,. Cholly, why does a fellah have to wear a necktie that he ties himself, don’t you know? Why necktie, don’t you know? -Mushbrain—Cawn’t you see, me boy: how itis? It’s the social test, don’t you know. “Any fellah can afford to buy any sort of a necktie, cawn't he?” “Ah, yes; but mere sordid -wealtk doesn’t count in society, me boy. It’s bwains, culture, wefinement, don’t you now." : “What has that to do with the neck tie?” “Can't you ane? Society, me boy, ad: ’ mite only those whe have bvains enough to tie their own necktie, don’: you know.”—N. Y. Weekly. hr sty DsioooaeN Reserved Her Decision, “T cannot love you, George, because I understand that you—that you have loved other girls.” “Rut, Clara, my love for them was ir every way justifiable, assure you?” “How, pray?” ' ‘“Clara,” he said, as he restored his arm to her slender waist, “I loved then you.” She reserved her decision.—Tit-Bits Liked to Be Fooled. Said Mrs. Fondmother to her son who is unduly partial to the softe sex: “Don’t you put any reliance on whathe girls tell you. They -are awfu liars and will fool you every time.” “Yes, but how nice they do it,” re plied the enamored youth, with a beau tific smile.—N. ¥. World. Stupid Brute. That. horrid cook of the Sicdieene has got a hat just like mine. He—I see no occasion for that t worry you. There is no danger of you being mistaken for one another. You hair is not the same shade.—Indian ‘apolis Journal. Sick Headaches, Tle curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money oe. ed if not. satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 560 cts. Forsale by dl, Dickerman, the druggist. tf Iinportant ! Those intending purchasing gold spectacles or opera glasses for Xmas presents will save money by making that purchase of A. & H. W. Hartung. «Oo 79@e-+ 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 the management of Company 0, N. G. ©. Everybody invited. Ladies will be admitted free. d 12-5t. Purses. New Purses at Maher’s. 25 eents to is here visiting Miss Emma Delbridge. . ‘San Francisco. resided at this city but is now. living in San Francisco, is here on a visit. last night from Redding where they took the body of their son Austin for is gradually improving, although he is ‘still under medical treatment. — cawn’t a fellah wear a ready-made . ” ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. Dl Chron hots a and You. = = Miss Lila Kinsman of Grass Valley ; County Treasurer Redding of Sierra was in town last night on his way to ‘Miss Fanny Cohn, who until recently Mr, and Mrs. John Sherman returned . Spring Oreek; from F. M. ‘Thomasson, . burial. in the Chalk Flat Mine, near Pike} J. 8. Goodwin of You Bot went to City, Sierra Oo., to deposit tailings in. San Francisco this week.. His health C. R. Vooper and family will leave here next Monday for Selma, Fresno county, toremain, Mrs, A. W. Herring, Mr. Cooper’s mother, will go down later. Henry German came over from North San Juan yesterday afternoon to meet his brother John who came up from . Auburn to spend Christmas on the. William Walters Sr., who has been laid up fora month with a sprained ankle, is now able to walk and expects to resume aherne of his business next Monday. Thomas Jenkin, a young man who has been employed as porter at the National hotel, left for Arizona today to seek his fortune. Another young man started with him and got as far as Grass Valley when his father brought him back. Died at the Hospital. ‘ Richard Oates, a native of England aged 74 years, died of inflammation of the. bowels today at the County Hospital, where he has been for several years. He used to live at Grass Valley. ee @@ Gent's. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, at Maher’s. tf What 1s Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Oough, Colds -nd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consump, tior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with ‘the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Fans. : Fans for Xmas rifts at Maher’s. tf ee TE ee Ladies, at Maher’s. Belts. A grand gift for Xmas. Mahers beaded belts. tf One of tf Restores VITALITY. 4 ERVITA So teannnss aND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand bloed builder. Brings the pink glow to palé cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes tor $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. Wines for the Holidays WINERY LOST HILL, NEVADA CITY. PORT AND SHERRIES, $1.00 AND UP. Claret, Reisling and Burgundy. KUEHNE. QUONG, HONG, LONG, (Successors to Ah Guey,) Have on hand for the Holidays, Fine Turkeys, Chickens, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Everything will be sold cheap for $3.50 each. tf Sho is Soo Gong to Man to* Bocome the America Mara leaves port. Decem. report a8 yet lacking official confirma. (Om All Linen Handkerchiefs, for. 3 ~ BORN at BLU BLUE TBAT a Captain's Wife, Yésterday’s QOhbronicle says: When ber 2lat she will carry with her Mies Gertrude Schallenberger, who goes out to Manila to become the wife of Smith

K. Fitzhugh, Oaptain of the. Thirtysixth Infantry, generally known . as: “Bell’s regiment” on account of the popularity of its Colonel. “Indeed, a tion has already reached San Francisco to the.effect that Bell bas been made “Dr. John Watson (Ian Maclaren) telle of a gober-minded Scotch minister who was on his way to his home from the kirk one bright Sunday morning, when the Baroness X. asked him 4o whistle for her dog. assumed his severest solétmnity of visage. “Woman,” he said; “woman, this is no day for whastling.” Are watches on display at A. tung’s, and the prices are right, too. tf. At once he ———————————— Exquisite and Dainty those ladies’ gold and silver & H. W. HarChiidren’s Kids. ‘All sizes. At Maher’s. = tf ———— a Brigadier-Genoral and Captain Fitz "hugh a Major. At present both are. at the front, pursuing Aguinaldo’s scatter. ed forces through the mountain fast nessess of Luzon, but the Captain has promised to be at Manila to meet his affianced whenever he shall be notified of the date of her arrival. She will be the guest in that city of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baldwin, the former being Macondray’s resident agent. Miss Gertrade is the youngest} daughter of the’ late’Aaron Schallenberger, formerly a miner at Blue Tent in this township, and she was born there. She was here two years ago on a visit as the guest of Mrs. Paring Arnhart and Mrs. George O. Shaw. “SmLF PRESERVATION is the first. law of Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla on the first appearance of impure blood is an ed Had step toward rod reservation. It makes rich, red and insures res.good health. Hood’s ‘Pills are sre non-irritating, ee, effective. Oo Gent’s Linen nen Handkerchiefs, at Maher’s. tf Come Just to Look Newest Chinaware Crockery Glassware Lamps Ornaments Novelties Clocks LOWEST PRICES Come Just to Look. (reat American [iaporting Tea Ce. Commercial street, 56 Mill street,......Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under Eee When buying one of ee that fc doping a »-old_ and young. HEHE SP SEH HHeRERnnk ARCHAVEN A Is the Game Sard of the Century.. Elaborate and Serviceable in Every Respect. yi yf these you have.some; i : household of fun for 16 Games can he. played 01 on it. ’ Pelee $3. 50. ee = l Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Chiffoniers Bed Lounges KINKEAD’S _ Carpet Sweaprs; Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furniture Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches cat ‘a A # Baby Pimolas Asparagus Tips cash, and we have a free delivery. d14 . W. OL’R’ Ss 3 : Jez FOR FANCY GROCERIES. In 25c Bottles. . My Wife’s Salad Dressing None nicer. In 150 cans. Try one. You'll like them. We have everything that’s necessary for your Christians Dinner. WOLF, CASH : Sama Including ' English Squares, Country orders receive prompt attention whether acoompanied by Four in Hands, Band and Shield Bows, . 55 WS nA We have the celebrated OXFORD MUFFLERS, something new and up-todate. And above all a complete stock of Underwear, watt and, Fa he Clothing, 3 Ban and eae Overepatm ee ae, etc. : icadinle: Silk Suspenders, Fancy Leather end yah Linen Initialed Mandkerchicis. at2Sc each, Silk Reefers, Also white shirts and night shirts, ead cea 1 aS: see w EXCLUSIVE. NOVELTIES IN HOLIDAY GOODS Suitable for Xmas presents. Never a have we been able to show ‘wich a beantifnl — Sica store in this city will tell you that their stock can’t be beat; but all we ask of you is to go around to the several stores and see for yourself. Then COME TOUS and we will show you a stock for your life,comprising allme latest. novelties in naliney goods. ‘Teeks! Pufis, Band Embroidered Suspenders, : fe, Silk Ma. hitefs, © © © © © © © © Ladies and Gents: You are invited: to. wit ness a Glove Contest for Xmas at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every 4.) day this week in our large window. Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come © to us. Ifyou want gloves for ay come to us and get fitted. Gent's if. you. ‘want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the dear children atl sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood, =~ “ This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 and $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window < Christmas. GO00000009880009 Headquarters FOR _ Holiday Novelties. Have you seen our large and new stock of Holiday Specialties? The choicest and latest productions of Eastern manufacturers are displayed. for sale at prices as low as the lowest. No cheap, trashy poocoososaoqondessescoeeomeT Fancy Work Materials Gift Books % Christmas Cards Pictures, Frames Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. ; The assortment of plain and dressed Dolls is the finest yet shown. <a Wim. FY. Grawford, LORI NOOO = Woodpecker SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES _ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . ™ io G 52) Ofoe, rte So $) 0 a] .} x CY es oOD6 GC o' °o oF °o iJ t~) hate by “Giff. as 2 ] fy.) e e SF”) “<) Dg SoS NEW_YEAR BALL -____. L-) C] °o GIVEN BY Laurel i N. Pog W. AT ARMORY HALL. Floor Director, Floor Commitee, H. J. Rogers C. W. cy Ladis Walling _ ape, Aamisaton $1.20 per couples ination, 25 ote. — THE ee = SATURDA ——— RYIDEN ‘The Thoma When thi bled this 1 Power conc county jail been confi arrest up t that he saic murder the he stood ck The cour p. mM. This afte evidence it prosecutio: srancis J. mony. _P. John Best called as t the defend At the Tomorro in Advent. there will . communio baptismal 1 ing at 7 p. The usue Canice Oat At the 0 close of t ment of th ministered and memt church. £ evening, “’ Oil Upon t Christian usual hou! ject, “Tez School at: vice. At the W ing Mr. Pl sermons . That Foll bers will 1 the evenir home life being ‘‘Ms Al The atti made at I by the K Club, whi ternoon, i ers of the clades ha by Mrs. E _ ley ; dra: by Mrs. by Mrs. C bossing t Owing: exhibitio day after in the ev The O Bears. h and L.§ duly in Beardon spite of work ag Laure night wi of the s¢ ly decor effort t¢ given b Cc with Li mot rea tarrh is B80, al take in ‘Oure directl faces.