December 19, 1901 (4 pages)

apni 1 ss ae 6 Saini eens Siac ‘Issued Every Evening, Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROW IW ds CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, Sundays ‘Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION or $6 Per Year . By Carrier, = < 12 t-2¢ Per Week . OT Ader ee a ON Rea ge and willing -hands.are at-work decorating our.store.day. and.night. —_—— plain figures, so it is easy for you_to ers . ae of room, light and help, WHATMAN scsi awcoddacks pocbenmnbiiaavaseinn rus (es December 19, 1901 . WHO do mot forget ‘you, we have; Beautiful Sik Hlaudkerchiefs, white, 25¢ to 75¢; SACRAMENTO, December 19th, 3 o'clock p. m.—TO. ¢o.915.00.Black Dregs Goods, 25 gente to $2.50 per yard. What more useful COHRISTMAS comes on the 25th public than ever before—All of the public, whether our customers or not, that makes no That is not our intention, as we are here to do business, not with a few, but with all, to wait for the next car and-to price our’ wares-as our regular customers. t A And now it is as near perfect.as itis possible for us.to make it. and the freedom of the store is tendered to you all this month. n Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, all white, 25¢, soc; Colored Border Handkerchie $1.50, $2, $2.50. GWoung Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, roc, 1§¢, 25¢; 50¢, 75¢; First is our Doll Booth. Lovety Dressed Dolls, 25c, 5fto, 75¢,"$1, $1.25, $1.50, ’ . $2. 92.50. Just half the regular prices. ,Bee.the lovely booth, Notbing pleases) 74, the little girl as much as a nice Doll, Lots of fancy articles for children. iy? & CO. NEVA of. December each year. not. For the Dear Little Children Fine Black Silk Reefers, 75¢, $1, And its coming is marked by So dear ladies an We do not, indeed, forget you, We They are waiting here for the words “ Waists, a perfect dream. Not a Reseda, New Blue, Red, Goods. ipe dream, but the real thing, all new shades, . hite, Cream, Black, $3.50 to $15 each. New Neckwear, all shades and styles. New Ruffs, New Fars, New Suits, New Dress Goats ~ DA CI a young and old with great joy: “This e have made greater preparations t difference. Dear people, do nbt think by hat that we do not care whether you come but those who do no business with us are Just as welconie to our store to look, to sit d gents we want you all to pay us a visit: during this. great. month of December. 8, 25¢, 50; Whi Ladiés do not forget the poor men, if you do they might forget you. 595 Ty nite Handkerchiefs We have them for Men, Women and Children. V. ery and lace from be upward. Ladies’ Embroidery a Ban a rope, THe, $1, 81:25, $1 50, 2 $2.50, Ladies’ kerohiefs, 760, $1, $1.50. $2, $8, $4, $5, $7.60 each. Grand none better. Ladies’ White Handkerchiefs, Val Lace ed 25c, 50c, 75, $1, $1:50.: ! have many things selected for you. wrap ’em up.” Young Ladies Silk oe 2 ——— eee, 0 please: Cans All holiday goods are displayed and apa Lace Handkerey Duchess. Lace Ha est gift for a lad ge and insertion, . New Table Covers, New Table Sets, New Napkins, New Towels Blan 1 4 ” "1p TRANSOR! nie 3, W. Madden is here. fror noisco. q,L. Jones of Waldo is her t. a T. Ramo is here spending t 7. : jj. H, Hamlen, the Sierra ~ Hleman, is in town. ¢. P. Bailey and O. B, Feun a: jog here from San Francisco. j, 8; Cramer returned to Wa ptoday% q, Newbert is here from Sr nile. f, B. Comwell is here on a tu Fine Black Fur Capes, look a well and wear better than real Seal Skin. The grandest in the land for young and old. 27 inch coats, 36 inch coats, Black Plush Capes $2.00 and upwards. Black Oloth Ca all lengths, $2.50 . 42 inck coats and Raglan coats. Old coats won’t do this season. Pat them Down Comforters, silk covered. Xmas Aprons 250 to $1.° Ladies’ away. A new coat or no coat, that is the word, aa one the time. . a Unmbtellae, sae a epee — Prins: Sh ~ Bact in 46 Ladies Fancy rip from San Francisco, h sther thana nice Dress. And who deserves it. styles afe correct; colors are rigbt; prices guaranteed. So take a car and stop mbrella » $1, : to $150. Ni . Harmon, the minin ng man.mpte bist! 7 * Tell the conductor you want to buy a coat and he will know . Applique Laces, white and black, New Waist Lengths, We War Eom the metropolis, . : -P. Brown. The Governor has just issued offer of reward as requested by the Grand Jury. W. S. Daviss, -"~ Executive Secretary. aeé4444464444 4 Pemember the Poor.) OMORROW is known as Donation Day and is the day upon which our liberal-disposed citizens and pupils of the public schools contribute their donations to the giftcan a “half as seh. Yours men, alwayé you in sickness as mo one else can. " sie i : Young men, we Say to you, remeniber your mothers. Married men think of your dear good wives. still another chance. “Now, the time is drawing near. Xmas. : put up: in front of. his property, on } Broad street. ! have.appeared in the list of those who/at his howe on Rush Oreek this morn Native Daughters’ New Yeer’s ball, . ember your mother. It is she who watches Come > “Respectfully, Open later evenings until after thé holidays. at Maher & Co.’s. where to drop you. in time—don’t wait. In conclu MLAFELTER ds. Dressing Saques, New Purses, Lots of other things which»we dtowd ae” Girls, remember pa. : offer to you for all-your kindness to us, CCO. Broad Street, Nevada City. sion, all we can Gondensatons. . e hs. st Timothy Giles.is having a new porch The name of Miss Lulu Marsb should spected resident of this township, died etotake part in the miouet at theling ‘The deceased settled in that locality many years ago, and followed Charles E. Mulloy, the pioner grocer,. mining and farming for livlihood. ‘lthe rendering of some fine mus Joseph NCosta, an ola and re-. the Methodist church for the Xmas, marriage, Mr. Samuel McCray. Moore of Grass Valley and Miss. Maud Webpoor and needy, of which numbers can always be found in every community. It isto be hoped that Nevada City will keep up the former record of liberality, if not exceed it, and that the Committee will have a large amount of provisions and cash with which to make the poor and destitute happy before the Holiday season arrives. Let everybody take a personal interest in the matter and with the school-children calla attention ia this. eyening’s TRANsonirt to his choice line of Christmas goods. It.will be observed that the list of fancy groceries given contains everything in that line that goes to meke upa good dinner. bab August Rapp, whore plece of businese is on Broad street, near the ‘City Hall, is prepared to farniah turkeys, . geese and ebickens for the holiday trade. He hasalso. in stock a choice Daath was due to old age and general debility, he having passed bis seventyfitth year. He was a native of the Azore Telands, and leaves an aged wife to mourn bis demise. “Mr. Costa was a hard-working and industrious man, and he was well and favorably known in this community. .Coming here in early days, he ‘followed bis chosen pursuits year in and -year: cut, meeting: with fair sucrealize the great pleasure which is sure to accompany an open-hearted and free-will act of charity. In bringing or sending donations, care should be taken that nothing of a perishable nature is contributed, fora few days will probably elapse after the donations are received and before they can be delivered by the Benevolent Committee, so that such articles might spoil. Money is preferred, no matter how small the amount contributed individually, but if this is. not convenient, groceries and provisions will te gladly received in its stead. Let everybody bring or send something to @eee4uaeee et 4 et A Great Necessity. HE JOINT MEETING held last evening by the Boards of Education of Nevada City and Grass Valley for the purpose of discussing “high school,’ was well attended by representatives of both bodies and much benefit was derived from a joint discussion of the matter. All were unanimous in the opinion that a Union High School is just what is required tv give better facilities for the advanced pupils of our district and city schools and to qualify them for admission into the Universities, if a higher and classical education is desired, and also give all our graduates from the grammar course the benefit of a complete and thorough business education. ice The cost of maintaining the high school at this city, is $3000 per year, and the one at Grass Valley costs the same This is considered too great an expense for one school, as it prevents any important improvements in any of the other grades and the expenditure of any money for keeping the school building. Although the present high school system)” of our city is further advanced and in better shape:than it ever was, it it not yet up to.the standard desired, nor can it be made so unless it is established independently from the other grades. It would be impossible for Nevada City or Grass Valley school districts to do this independently, but with a union of forces a County High School could be conducted at the comparatively low cost to each individual taxpayer of 15 cents on the $100 of taxable property. Forty four of the fifty-seven counties in this State have such schools and have realized great benefit therefrom and there is no good reason why Nevada County should be behind the rest of the State in educational facilities. . The cost of maintaining a union or County High School . : Ae pipet would be about $80co per year, or as stated above, would C amount to 15 cents on each $100 of taxable property. This, ofcourse, excludes Meadow Lake township, which has already a first-class high school of their own which answers all If the proposed constitutional amendment is State election, all county high schools will receive State aid, and in this case the proposed tax of 15 requirements. carried at the next ba] cents on each $100 would be greatly reduced. The proposition was well discussed last eveuing and a committee of five, consisting of W. F. Englebright, W. J. Michell, Geo. L. Jones, Dr. C. L. Muller and C. E. Mulloy was appointed to call a meeting of the school trustees of the various districts in the county to further consider the propoIt was decided to hold this meeting at Grass Valley on Saturday, January 11th. Geo L. Jones, Thos. Ingram lebright were appointed a committee to wait _on Mr. Fairchild and others in relation to a donation of a site and to discuss rates of fare, should it be decided by the taxpayers of the county to establish a schovul between this sition. and W. F. Eng city and Grass Valley. We should like to see and believe a Union High School line of holiday goods. . Harrison Jr. left thie morning for San Francieco to visit relatives. cath pare “BW. Spencer and H. A. Swift.of} --~ 5 San Francisco arrived here on the} = Skipped. morning train. down from North Bloomfield: today. rived here today. ardson and Jerry. Goodwin are.over Washington schoolhouse to-morrow. ; from You Bet. :. ><: Lie front-while Hosking and bis friend ae "James Haswell is here in the inter-TWant inside. When the friend came éet of the Little Lord Fauntleroy Oom-'. cot alone, Dillon hollered for Hosken, pany, which will appear at-the Theater, : next Thureday evening.) ~°. * *% Teague, who died at the County Hospital yesterday motning,.tookplace this afternoon from’ Henry _ Lane’s Unde-taking Parlers. Po seen ae Le section intend to hold a meeting here sometime next month. The object. in next summer. It ie said that both-oa and pine will be advanced ‘fifty cents per cord. oe Las cess. The funeral will take place tomor row afternoon. Mrs. Clinton Harrison and Clinton P Rev. T. Merrish and J. Perry came} -. >» After Hosken received his sentence, he asked permission to ge and see his mother. Consteble Dillon acceded to hie request, and went to his, mother’s house with hin, walking ap and down W. Schoder of San Francisco‘arE. B. Power, B. E. Lindler, B, Bich but hedid-wot respond. He had skipDeafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diséased portion of the ear. here is.only one way to cure deafness, :-and that. is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the’ Eustachian Tube. When “The funeral of the late Edw The priocipal wood dealers in this The nemeis a-gueranty of .its.pucity . . -eaused by thing but an [nflamedcon dition of the mucous surfaces. Something nice for the Ladies, long chains, brooghes, .atick=pins, “rings,". fom necklaces, éto., at Brad's. gh Pe itateh-Cure. Send for circulsre, free f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,0. -Sold-by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. : TURKEYS, Gmoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma -Paine, none better. For aale at Recto Bros. bene te GSA tno 3 5 ; this tube ‘ets inflamed you havea}. giew ie to Gx. the. prices of wood for rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and. when it is entirely closed deafness is thé result, and unless the inpa tx tom van pe taken Ae8 = reg iii sea ube.ceatored to its normal condition, P _ sare be destroyed forever ; nine rrb, Vea. gi r d Dol k ¥ Ml & Ly ta watgcos caused ty "+ Mollet sete, ebony brusb, silver back Christmas Music. Preparations are being made for, season. Sunday morning next the' chair will be out in full force and will give some choice anthems, among them will be “Incarnation,” “Mortals . Awake.” In the evening the Carol Chorus will have charge of the music . and will sing some of the old English carols. On Tuesday evening, Xmas . Eve, the Sunday school will present fine literary and musical program, with orchestral accompaniment. On Sunday evening, the twenty-ninth instant, the Grass Valley Carol Chorus will be up. Given Ten Days. ‘Warren Hoskins entered a plea of} guilty in Justice Coughlan’s court this afternoon tothe charge of disturbing the peace. He was sentenced to serve ten days in the County Jail. ’ ‘(he-case of Walling has been set for, next Tuesday. \ pat . The best half and balf can be found . at the Council Chambere, corner of . Broed and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes ia the world. The were raised and cured by Wm. Hh Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s. Prunes. oll-tt The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Cham. bors, W. J. Britland prop. tf ee : BORN. In Nevada City, December 17th, 1901, ber.of Fernley. Lyda Smith were the witnesses. The _ marriage seemed to be a happy one and congratulations were extended.Beehive grocery bas been enlarged by the addition of Louis Swartz, who will i struck in the face Jast night by quite a . of nice gloves or a good whip. I have Married Today. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain, Yerme part down and balance on time, And wrecks the brain. Superior Judge F. T. Nilon had the Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf tnd age as, a pill, and the ! a ial . eo is one, he ic at pleasure this afternoon of uniting in Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine 250. and ec, e hes, Pert tele Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Dickerman, sole agent. FR. B. Power and Miss Are Good Rocking Chairs Another Clerk. The force employed at J. J. J ackeon’s Ladies Sewing Rockers $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 Arm Rockers from $2.25 to $10 Reed Rockers from $3.50 to $11 act in the capacity of clerk. “Louis” hes had much experience in. putting up groceries and readily makes friends of ali with whom he comes in contact. Nose Broken. John Bond, of Town Talk, an em: ploye in the Champion mine, was 44446464 4 4 4 4 large-sized rock from a chute, and his nose was broken. Dr. CO. L. Maller attended the injured man. 7@e If you want to purchase a good clock for a small outlay* of money, call at A. & H. W. Hartung’s store on Broad street. alvtt will be proud of, and at a nominal price. (Had See Our se Young girls, don’t forget mamma, Girls of 4o ther is our best wishes and a ha Headache Saps Your ‘Vitality : One dos Sherman’s Headache Cure will. Christmas Prese; My line is comptete with Reed and Wood Rocke C.F. Brayton’s Furniture Sto CLEARING SALE OF FINE WILLINERY ger of waiting until after Christmas to reduce our in our Millinery Parlors we are going to do so no give you an opportunity of showing a Christmas Flat that frank Grissel returned last ev inn Sacramento, feory Fowler has gone to A york. : W.M. Halstead is up from Sr fd Shaver returned last ev nm Loyalton. Qluyas Richards has gone tc »Ridge, where he has secure yoyment. iss Cora Oraig is here fror nelsco on @ Visit to her br Hibert Craig. : Thomas Jewett returned last ¢ from Louis’ Mill to spen idays with his parents, Misses Emma and Janie Costa ebeen attending school belov med today to Downieville. rs. Griff Griffith and childre erday for Plymouth, An nty, to spend the holidays tives. iM. Rosenberg, of the firm of R gBrothers, arrived here last . ona visit to his old home. ny friends are glad to see D. by + +0 left For Londot Db. ©. C. Harris, the well ki tinary sargeon, left this moi Richmond Park, London, i, where he goes to settle u, her's estate. He expects to be tabout three months. Mrs. vill goto Sam Francisco in 2 and remain there until ber d returns. Truckee News. bad acerca a Something For the Holidays. also a great many harness novelties. Mh" N00 to the wife of William Quigley, a son. James CAIRNS. The U.S. Government Tests Show the Absolute Superiority of Royal Baking Powder. Ce of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for you . Pocket Knife for your brother, and @ rushes, th :t wear, at Brand’s. tf CHICKENS — Twentieth Century, Medicine. and GEESE For the holidays. The finest in the market. Prepared ready for the oven. [eT Holiday Goods of alf kinds, druggists, toc. ne ieScaet cea ana EXPREss » a / Kons 4 EC PLD Dolt Carriages, 2S5e up. Veloeipedes $2 up. Rocking Horses $2 up. ai U8 a 506 a ought to be established, _»Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as the electric light of ‘the-tallow candle. Genuine stamped C. C.C. Never sald in bulk. All Toy Wagons $1 up, Toy Preeuers $1.26 each, Toy Wringers $4 each. ‘ Swing Horses SI up. Largest Stock. Right Prices EGG. & SHAW CO. Xmas Suggestions guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your sister, and many other articles too 4 ] mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, 2 } ‘numerous to mention. Call and see. and prices. Gloves. we will sell for $1 a pair. Weare pr newest effects. for men, women and children, rangi UNDERWEAR «:: Und New Goods received daily. ROSENBERG BROS. VW are showing this year an immense line of holiday . goods from which you may select exquisite and useful gifts that will please the most fastidious. Cloaks and Capes Our Cloaks and Capes this year have been selected with ut the way they are selling is a proof that they are the right Sera: the tions price, and in the line of Children’s Uoats we positively excel. FURS, CAPES AND BOAS We are the agents for the well-knewn Furs of .H. Lieb an immense assortment. You can get any kindof Fur posure phos nee What we have not in stock, we will send for. Consult our catalogue for styles GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! Remember we are the only agents for the celebrated Ce i which we fit and guarantee. They cost you no more than pee perth asandic We also carry the famous Clementine, Scala and Columbia: which Glove orders for the Centemeri to any of their agencies on the coast. In this department will HANDKERCHIEFS an Inmates Verete at che meee andkerchiefs made of pure Irish linen, artistical with lace, dotted nets or embroidcrie makes, exceedingly good values, 25 ob igat ine of fonsign, én for double the money we are selling them fo r, mill. Don’t forget us when purchasing your underwear. @@ Ladies—We have spared not } : of goods at the right prices. fires soak la. ae £0 ep. the right ind ROSENBERG BROS. C. H, EDDY; Manager. : Pine Street = a NN MRS. L. LUBECK, tii'stect Gress vate * Whips, Robes and Blankets have . * : eT just been received, also~a fine line of . = & gloves at prices to suit all. = N There ies anything more suitable. m : : for a present than a fine robe, or a pair = (WOsZ) FOR TH E FAMILY ©. WY, TA Le AT a . a ‘ov me Nevada C ai be following items are culled { Truckee Republican _of last e he weather continues cold but sare bright and suansbine. Wis about all gone, © at Henry was taken ill Sunday threatened with pneumonia b much improved, ; ene Kruger, who recently ur ot asurgical operation in San F 0, is getting along nicely. onday morning while doing: tehing* ia the yard a caboose out on the main line and wa atds demolished by an en ning into it. I, W. Burch wi caboose at the time and was: td unconscious, but not aurt h. Early Monday morning ector A. McGillivan was wal ig the track and was watchir becoming toward bim. Anc ae came up from. behind: k him on the bh > KnoC down and badly bruising Was immediately eent to the at Sacramento and is ge Hog along nicely, eather Repor Aiie of the San Francisco Bu @the followin ning: g prediction it tonight, QOloudy and thre Watches, Clocks, opera Glass 0 Friday, ——+-0@ene In Nevada City Wi a Piano. . —_—_—_—. 0 have wanted “a ‘Plano ie who know how. Call and see them. Ve aim to please our customers. KER RN Walch Chains, Holiday Giits,t y[Mhese goods are of the best ig M% material put together by men se * pe and if you will onl: peman, “Mount,” or telep ae, Unto,” he will fit ‘4 lano at your fall sati 2 Quality, price and te . 0 buy & Piano orexchange P20 or organ into anew p A. & H. W. HARTU WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street --NEVADA delay, “ of time” P rocrastination i _ Tun Wrey B. ALLEN ¢ oe oe Says He Was Tortured. oud of our Glove department. We give y of the very beri = ys omest , Endless number of other ee —— ng in price from 5 cents upwards, ; 25 and 50 cent Ladies’ and Gh ’ erwear cannot be duplicated en as ours come direct from the. @ This Famous Cigar packed in, Special ) Boxes tor the Holidays. Made by. Gl FF. 2) The Native Son of Merylend. ‘ . i . rie 6 (« wwe Me Atoica § ° SCOR ° ‘uffered such } ain f hardly walk,” writes Hie borough, Ills., “but B alve completely: c like magic on spi pores, scalds, re pea oie healer of ‘D. Vinton for 250. ees +e .* child’s set or eup for hat C.J, Brand’, a: 1-9 @e-« cs Changed to Poison. "fying food . in th De etc like Shoes shane Dole? 8 New Life Pills. es from clogged bo ie ally but surely, curin gh Hliousnega, Sick oulver, Kidney and E uly 25¢ at Vinton’s.

apni 1 ss ae 6 Saini eens Siac ‘Issued Every Evening, Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROW IW ds CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, Sundays ‘Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION or $6 Per Year . By Carrier, = < 12 t-2¢ Per Week . OT Ader ee a ON Rea ge and willing -hands.are at-work decorating our.store.day. and.night. —_—— plain figures, so it is easy for you_to ers . ae of room, light and help, WHATMAN scsi awcoddacks pocbenmnbiiaavaseinn rus (es December 19, 1901 . WHO do mot forget ‘you, we have; Beautiful Sik Hlaudkerchiefs, white, 25¢ to 75¢; SACRAMENTO, December 19th, 3 o'clock p. m.—TO. ¢o.915.00.Black Dregs Goods, 25 gente to $2.50 per yard. What more useful COHRISTMAS comes on the 25th public than ever before—All of the public, whether our customers or not, that makes no That is not our intention, as we are here to do business, not with a few, but with all, to wait for the next car and-to price our’ wares-as our regular customers. t A And now it is as near perfect.as itis possible for us.to make it. and the freedom of the store is tendered to you all this month. n Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, all white, 25¢, soc; Colored Border Handkerchie $1.50, $2, $2.50. GWoung Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, roc, 1§¢, 25¢; 50¢, 75¢; First is our Doll Booth. Lovety Dressed Dolls, 25c, 5fto, 75¢,"$1, $1.25, $1.50, ’ . $2. 92.50. Just half the regular prices. ,Bee.the lovely booth, Notbing pleases) 74, the little girl as much as a nice Doll, Lots of fancy articles for children. iy? & CO. NEVA of. December each year. not. For the Dear Little Children Fine Black Silk Reefers, 75¢, $1, And its coming is marked by So dear ladies an We do not, indeed, forget you, We They are waiting here for the words “ Waists, a perfect dream. Not a Reseda, New Blue, Red, Goods. ipe dream, but the real thing, all new shades, . hite, Cream, Black, $3.50 to $15 each. New Neckwear, all shades and styles. New Ruffs, New Fars, New Suits, New Dress Goats ~ DA CI a young and old with great joy: “This e have made greater preparations t difference. Dear people, do nbt think by hat that we do not care whether you come but those who do no business with us are Just as welconie to our store to look, to sit d gents we want you all to pay us a visit: during this. great. month of December. 8, 25¢, 50; Whi Ladiés do not forget the poor men, if you do they might forget you. 595 Ty nite Handkerchiefs We have them for Men, Women and Children. V. ery and lace from be upward. Ladies’ Embroidery a Ban a rope, THe, $1, 81:25, $1 50, 2 $2.50, Ladies’ kerohiefs, 760, $1, $1.50. $2, $8, $4, $5, $7.60 each. Grand none better. Ladies’ White Handkerchiefs, Val Lace ed 25c, 50c, 75, $1, $1:50.: ! have many things selected for you. wrap ’em up.” Young Ladies Silk oe 2 ——— eee, 0 please: Cans All holiday goods are displayed and apa Lace Handkerey Duchess. Lace Ha est gift for a lad ge and insertion, . New Table Covers, New Table Sets, New Napkins, New Towels Blan 1 4 ” "1p TRANSOR! nie 3, W. Madden is here. fror noisco. q,L. Jones of Waldo is her t. a T. Ramo is here spending t 7. : jj. H, Hamlen, the Sierra ~ Hleman, is in town. ¢. P. Bailey and O. B, Feun a: jog here from San Francisco. j, 8; Cramer returned to Wa ptoday% q, Newbert is here from Sr nile. f, B. Comwell is here on a tu Fine Black Fur Capes, look a well and wear better than real Seal Skin. The grandest in the land for young and old. 27 inch coats, 36 inch coats, Black Plush Capes $2.00 and upwards. Black Oloth Ca all lengths, $2.50 . 42 inck coats and Raglan coats. Old coats won’t do this season. Pat them Down Comforters, silk covered. Xmas Aprons 250 to $1.° Ladies’ away. A new coat or no coat, that is the word, aa one the time. . a Unmbtellae, sae a epee — Prins: Sh ~ Bact in 46 Ladies Fancy rip from San Francisco, h sther thana nice Dress. And who deserves it. styles afe correct; colors are rigbt; prices guaranteed. So take a car and stop mbrella » $1, : to $150. Ni . Harmon, the minin ng man.mpte bist! 7 * Tell the conductor you want to buy a coat and he will know . Applique Laces, white and black, New Waist Lengths, We War Eom the metropolis, . : -P. Brown. The Governor has just issued offer of reward as requested by the Grand Jury. W. S. Daviss, -"~ Executive Secretary. aeé4444464444 4 Pemember the Poor.) OMORROW is known as Donation Day and is the day upon which our liberal-disposed citizens and pupils of the public schools contribute their donations to the giftcan a “half as seh. Yours men, alwayé you in sickness as mo one else can. " sie i : Young men, we Say to you, remeniber your mothers. Married men think of your dear good wives. still another chance. “Now, the time is drawing near. Xmas. : put up: in front of. his property, on } Broad street. ! have.appeared in the list of those who/at his howe on Rush Oreek this morn Native Daughters’ New Yeer’s ball, . ember your mother. It is she who watches Come > “Respectfully, Open later evenings until after thé holidays. at Maher & Co.’s. where to drop you. in time—don’t wait. In conclu MLAFELTER ds. Dressing Saques, New Purses, Lots of other things which»we dtowd ae” Girls, remember pa. : offer to you for all-your kindness to us, CCO. Broad Street, Nevada City. sion, all we can Gondensatons. . e hs. st Timothy Giles.is having a new porch The name of Miss Lulu Marsb should spected resident of this township, died etotake part in the miouet at theling ‘The deceased settled in that locality many years ago, and followed Charles E. Mulloy, the pioner grocer,. mining and farming for livlihood. ‘lthe rendering of some fine mus Joseph NCosta, an ola and re-. the Methodist church for the Xmas, marriage, Mr. Samuel McCray. Moore of Grass Valley and Miss. Maud Webpoor and needy, of which numbers can always be found in every community. It isto be hoped that Nevada City will keep up the former record of liberality, if not exceed it, and that the Committee will have a large amount of provisions and cash with which to make the poor and destitute happy before the Holiday season arrives. Let everybody take a personal interest in the matter and with the school-children calla attention ia this. eyening’s TRANsonirt to his choice line of Christmas goods. It.will be observed that the list of fancy groceries given contains everything in that line that goes to meke upa good dinner. bab August Rapp, whore plece of businese is on Broad street, near the ‘City Hall, is prepared to farniah turkeys, . geese and ebickens for the holiday trade. He hasalso. in stock a choice Daath was due to old age and general debility, he having passed bis seventyfitth year. He was a native of the Azore Telands, and leaves an aged wife to mourn bis demise. “Mr. Costa was a hard-working and industrious man, and he was well and favorably known in this community. .Coming here in early days, he ‘followed bis chosen pursuits year in and -year: cut, meeting: with fair sucrealize the great pleasure which is sure to accompany an open-hearted and free-will act of charity. In bringing or sending donations, care should be taken that nothing of a perishable nature is contributed, fora few days will probably elapse after the donations are received and before they can be delivered by the Benevolent Committee, so that such articles might spoil. Money is preferred, no matter how small the amount contributed individually, but if this is. not convenient, groceries and provisions will te gladly received in its stead. Let everybody bring or send something to @eee4uaeee et 4 et A Great Necessity. HE JOINT MEETING held last evening by the Boards of Education of Nevada City and Grass Valley for the purpose of discussing “high school,’ was well attended by representatives of both bodies and much benefit was derived from a joint discussion of the matter. All were unanimous in the opinion that a Union High School is just what is required tv give better facilities for the advanced pupils of our district and city schools and to qualify them for admission into the Universities, if a higher and classical education is desired, and also give all our graduates from the grammar course the benefit of a complete and thorough business education. ice The cost of maintaining the high school at this city, is $3000 per year, and the one at Grass Valley costs the same This is considered too great an expense for one school, as it prevents any important improvements in any of the other grades and the expenditure of any money for keeping the school building. Although the present high school system)” of our city is further advanced and in better shape:than it ever was, it it not yet up to.the standard desired, nor can it be made so unless it is established independently from the other grades. It would be impossible for Nevada City or Grass Valley school districts to do this independently, but with a union of forces a County High School could be conducted at the comparatively low cost to each individual taxpayer of 15 cents on the $100 of taxable property. Forty four of the fifty-seven counties in this State have such schools and have realized great benefit therefrom and there is no good reason why Nevada County should be behind the rest of the State in educational facilities. . The cost of maintaining a union or County High School . : Ae pipet would be about $80co per year, or as stated above, would C amount to 15 cents on each $100 of taxable property. This, ofcourse, excludes Meadow Lake township, which has already a first-class high school of their own which answers all If the proposed constitutional amendment is State election, all county high schools will receive State aid, and in this case the proposed tax of 15 requirements. carried at the next ba] cents on each $100 would be greatly reduced. The proposition was well discussed last eveuing and a committee of five, consisting of W. F. Englebright, W. J. Michell, Geo. L. Jones, Dr. C. L. Muller and C. E. Mulloy was appointed to call a meeting of the school trustees of the various districts in the county to further consider the propoIt was decided to hold this meeting at Grass Valley on Saturday, January 11th. Geo L. Jones, Thos. Ingram lebright were appointed a committee to wait _on Mr. Fairchild and others in relation to a donation of a site and to discuss rates of fare, should it be decided by the taxpayers of the county to establish a schovul between this sition. and W. F. Eng city and Grass Valley. We should like to see and believe a Union High School line of holiday goods. . Harrison Jr. left thie morning for San Francieco to visit relatives. cath pare “BW. Spencer and H. A. Swift.of} --~ 5 San Francisco arrived here on the} = Skipped. morning train. down from North Bloomfield: today.. rived here today. ardson and Jerry. Goodwin are.over Washington schoolhouse to-morrow. ; from You Bet. :. ><: Lie front-while Hosking and bis friend ae "James Haswell is here in the inter-TWant inside. When the friend came éet of the Little Lord Fauntleroy Oom-'. cot alone, Dillon hollered for Hosken, pany, which will appear at-the Theater, : next Thureday evening.) ~°. * *% Teague, who died at the County Hospital yesterday motning,.tookplace this afternoon from’ Henry _ Lane’s Unde-taking Parlers. Po seen ae Le section intend to hold a meeting here sometime next month. The object. in next summer. It ie said that both-oa and pine will be advanced ‘fifty cents per cord. oe Las cess. The funeral will take place tomor row afternoon. Mrs. Clinton Harrison and Clinton P Rev. T. Merrish and J. Perry came} -. >» After Hosken received his sentence, he asked permission to ge and see his mother. Consteble Dillon acceded to hie request, and went to his, mother’s house with hin, walking ap and down W. Schoder of San Francisco‘arE. B. Power, B. E. Lindler, B, Bich but hedid-wot respond. He had skipDeafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diséased portion of the ear. here is.only one way to cure deafness, :-and that. is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the’ Eustachian Tube. When “The funeral of the late Edw The priocipal wood dealers in this The nemeis a-gueranty of .its.pucity . . -eaused by thing but an [nflamedcon dition of the mucous surfaces. Something nice for the Ladies, long chains, brooghes, .atick=pins, “rings,". fom necklaces, éto., at Brad's. gh Pe itateh-Cure. Send for circulsre, free f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,0. -Sold-by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. : TURKEYS, Gmoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma -Paine, none better. For aale at Recto Bros. bene te GSA tno 3 5 ; this tube ‘ets inflamed you havea}. giew ie to Gx. the. prices of wood for rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and. when it is entirely closed deafness is thé result, and unless the inpa tx tom van pe taken Ae8 = reg iii sea ube.ceatored to its normal condition, P _ sare be destroyed forever ; nine rrb, Vea. gi r d Dol k ¥ Ml & Ly ta watgcos caused ty "+ Mollet sete, ebony brusb, silver back Christmas Music. Preparations are being made for, season. Sunday morning next the' chair will be out in full force and will give some choice anthems, among them will be “Incarnation,” “Mortals . Awake.” In the evening the Carol Chorus will have charge of the music . and will sing some of the old English carols. On Tuesday evening, Xmas . Eve, the Sunday school will present fine literary and musical program, with orchestral accompaniment. On Sunday evening, the twenty-ninth instant, the Grass Valley Carol Chorus will be up. Given Ten Days. ‘Warren Hoskins entered a plea of} guilty in Justice Coughlan’s court this afternoon tothe charge of disturbing the peace. He was sentenced to serve ten days in the County Jail. ’ ‘(he-case of Walling has been set for, next Tuesday. \ pat . The best half and balf can be found . at the Council Chambere, corner of . Broed and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes ia the world. The were raised and cured by Wm. Hh

Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s. Prunes. oll-tt The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Cham. bors, W. J. Britland prop. tf ee : BORN. In Nevada City, December 17th, 1901, ber.of Fernley. Lyda Smith were the witnesses. The _ marriage seemed to be a happy one and congratulations were extended.Beehive grocery bas been enlarged by the addition of Louis Swartz, who will i struck in the face Jast night by quite a . of nice gloves or a good whip. I have Married Today. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain, Yerme part down and balance on time, And wrecks the brain. Superior Judge F. T. Nilon had the Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf tnd age as, a pill, and the ! a ial . eo is one, he ic at pleasure this afternoon of uniting in Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine 250. and ec, e hes, Pert tele Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Dickerman, sole agent. FR. B. Power and Miss Are Good Rocking Chairs Another Clerk. The force employed at J. J. J ackeon’s Ladies Sewing Rockers $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 Arm Rockers from $2.25 to $10 Reed Rockers from $3.50 to $11 act in the capacity of clerk. “Louis” hes had much experience in. putting up groceries and readily makes friends of ali with whom he comes in contact. Nose Broken. John Bond, of Town Talk, an em: ploye in the Champion mine, was 44446464 4 4 4 4 large-sized rock from a chute, and his nose was broken. Dr. CO. L. Maller attended the injured man. 7@e If you want to purchase a good clock for a small outlay* of money, call at A. & H. W. Hartung’s store on Broad street. alvtt will be proud of, and at a nominal price. (Had See Our se Young girls, don’t forget mamma, Girls of 4o ther is our best wishes and a ha Headache Saps Your ‘Vitality : One dos Sherman’s Headache Cure will. Christmas Prese; My line is comptete with Reed and Wood Rocke C.F. Brayton’s Furniture Sto CLEARING SALE OF FINE WILLINERY ger of waiting until after Christmas to reduce our in our Millinery Parlors we are going to do so no give you an opportunity of showing a Christmas Flat that frank Grissel returned last ev inn Sacramento, feory Fowler has gone to A york. : W.M. Halstead is up from Sr fd Shaver returned last ev nm Loyalton. Qluyas Richards has gone tc »Ridge, where he has secure yoyment. iss Cora Oraig is here fror nelsco on @ Visit to her br Hibert Craig. : Thomas Jewett returned last ¢ from Louis’ Mill to spen idays with his parents, Misses Emma and Janie Costa ebeen attending school belov med today to Downieville. rs. Griff Griffith and childre erday for Plymouth, An nty, to spend the holidays tives. iM. Rosenberg, of the firm of R gBrothers, arrived here last . ona visit to his old home. ny friends are glad to see D. by + +0 left For Londot Db. ©. C. Harris, the well ki tinary sargeon, left this moi Richmond Park, London, i, where he goes to settle u, her's estate. He expects to be tabout three months. Mrs. vill goto Sam Francisco in 2 and remain there until ber d returns. Truckee News. bad acerca a Something For the Holidays. also a great many harness novelties. Mh" N00 to the wife of William Quigley, a son. James CAIRNS. The U.S. Government Tests Show the Absolute Superiority of Royal Baking Powder. Ce of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for you . Pocket Knife for your brother, and @ rushes, th :t wear, at Brand’s. tf CHICKENS — Twentieth Century, Medicine. and GEESE For the holidays. The finest in the market. Prepared ready for the oven. [eT Holiday Goods of alf kinds, druggists, toc. ne ieScaet cea ana EXPREss » a / Kons 4 EC PLD Dolt Carriages, 2S5e up. Veloeipedes $2 up. Rocking Horses $2 up. ai U8 a 506 a ought to be established, _»Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as the electric light of ‘the-tallow candle. Genuine stamped C. C.C.. Never sald in bulk. All Toy Wagons $1 up, Toy Preeuers $1.26 each, Toy Wringers $4 each. ‘ Swing Horses SI up. Largest Stock. Right Prices EGG. & SHAW CO. Xmas Suggestions guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your sister, and many other articles too 4 ] mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, 2 } ‘numerous to mention. Call and see. and prices. Gloves. we will sell for $1 a pair. Weare pr newest effects. for men, women and children, rangi UNDERWEAR «:: Und New Goods received daily. ROSENBERG BROS. VW are showing this year an immense line of holiday . goods from which you may select exquisite and useful gifts that will please the most fastidious. Cloaks and Capes Our Cloaks and Capes this year have been selected with ut the way they are selling is a proof that they are the right Sera: the tions price, and in the line of Children’s Uoats we positively excel. FURS, CAPES AND BOAS We are the agents for the well-knewn Furs of .H. Lieb an immense assortment. You can get any kindof Fur posure phos nee What we have not in stock, we will send for. Consult our catalogue for styles GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! Remember we are the only agents for the celebrated Ce i which we fit and guarantee. They cost you no more than pee perth asandic We also carry the famous Clementine, Scala and Columbia: which Glove orders for the Centemeri to any of their agencies on the coast. In this department will HANDKERCHIEFS an Inmates Verete at che meee andkerchiefs made of pure Irish linen, artistical with lace, dotted nets or embroidcrie makes, exceedingly good values, 25 ob igat ine of fonsign, én for double the money we are selling them fo r, mill. Don’t forget us when purchasing your underwear. @@ Ladies—We have spared not } : of goods at the right prices. fires soak la. ae £0 ep. the right ind ROSENBERG BROS. C. H, EDDY; Manager. : Pine Street = a NN MRS. L. LUBECK, tii'stect Gress vate * Whips, Robes and Blankets have . * : eT just been received, also~a fine line of . = & gloves at prices to suit all. = N There ies anything more suitable. m : : for a present than a fine robe, or a pair = (WOsZ) FOR TH E FAMILY ©. WY, TA Le AT a . a ‘ov me Nevada C ai be following items are culled { Truckee Republican _of last e he weather continues cold but sare bright and suansbine. Wis about all gone, © at Henry was taken ill Sunday threatened with pneumonia b much improved, ; ene Kruger, who recently ur ot asurgical operation in San F 0, is getting along nicely. onday morning while doing: tehing* ia the yard a caboose out on the main line and wa atds demolished by an en ning into it. I, W. Burch wi caboose at the time and was: td unconscious, but not aurt h. Early Monday morning ector A. McGillivan was wal ig the track and was watchir becoming toward bim. Anc ae came up from. behind: k him on the bh > KnoC down and badly bruising Was immediately eent to the at Sacramento and is ge Hog along nicely, eather Repor Aiie of the San Francisco Bu @the followin ning: g prediction it tonight, QOloudy and thre Watches, Clocks, opera Glass 0 Friday, ——+-0@ene In Nevada City Wi a Piano. . —_—_—_—. 0 have wanted “a ‘Plano ie who know how. Call and see them. Ve aim to please our customers. KER RN Walch Chains, Holiday Giits,t y[Mhese goods are of the best ig M% material put together by men se * pe and if you will onl: peman, “Mount,” or telep ae, Unto,” he will fit ‘4 lano at your fall sati 2 Quality, price and te . 0 buy & Piano orexchange P20 or organ into anew p A. & H. W. HARTU WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street --NEVADA delay, “ of time” P rocrastination i _ Tun Wrey B. ALLEN ¢ oe oe Says He Was Tortured. oud of our Glove department. We give y of the very beri = ys omest , Endless number of other ee —— ng in price from 5 cents upwards, ; 25 and 50 cent Ladies’ and Gh ’ erwear cannot be duplicated en as ours come direct from the. @ This Famous Cigar packed in, Special ) Boxes tor the Holidays. Made by.. Gl FF.. 2) The Native Son of Merylend. ‘ . i . rie 6 (« wwe Me Atoica § ° SCOR ° ‘uffered such } ain f hardly walk,” writes Hie borough, Ills., “but B alve completely: c like magic on spi pores, scalds, re pea oie healer of ‘D. Vinton for 250. ees +e .* child’s set or eup for hat C.J, Brand’, a: 1-9 @e-« cs Changed to Poison. "fying food . in th De etc like Shoes shane Dole? 8 New Life Pills. es from clogged bo ie ally but surely, curin gh Hliousnega, Sick oulver, Kidney and E uly 25¢ at Vinton’s.