December 21, 1897 (4 pages)

{ ON I s. Goods it to take 's Shoes and Chilee air for 25 ‘for 25 cts. pr. ts each. 5. cents, FORE, NAGER. . Store, is joods for ) AR, ETC. nts MERI Sse World, illy Fitted od. for a-clasp Kid DE3. 5 ee STOCK is, Tanging for Ladies UTIES. or Ladies and ren’s CLOAKS ee received m our . No trouble to sepectfully, a Ros. 4 NSORII to remain. THE COUNTY “PUBLISHERS. To Meet Hero Tomorrow Night to Form a Assoclation. The newspaper publishers of Nevada county will hold a meeting at this city tomorrow evening to form an association through which they hope. to advance the interests of the printing business in this part of the State. They Propose to make the organization « ‘permanent one. The Trackee Repubthe Grass Valley Union, Tidings Telegraph and the Herald and of this city will all be represented at the meeting by their own_@rs. “Present company excepted, Nevada county has the brainest and most énterprising lot of newspapers of any County of its size on the coast, and the new association will be a thing they have long stood in need of. ROW BETWEEN PARTNERS. The Mizes at Brown's Yalley Were Shot Down Yesterday, ‘Work was stopped at the Dannebroge and Pennsylvania mines of Brown’s Valley yesterday. Out of 100 men who have been employed there only five remain, and the boarding house has been closed. Superintendent F. A. Farnum says he does not know when work will be resumed. It is said the trouble arises from a controversy among the owners; that visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Barry, a school teacher, will be mar_ The athletic club is about to employ an instructor. A: fight is being ar‘ranged to take place ‘on New Year night. — Two fox terriersbelonging to Wm. T. Eddy have béen poisoned and he offers $100 for thé apprehension of the party who did it,Henry Mullen was playing cards at the Wisconsin hotel last night’ when 8 row arose and he was stabbed slightly in the neck. No arrests. Telegraph: Within the past few ‘days some exceptionally rich ore has been coming out of the 900 drifts of the Branswick mine. The ledge at that point is about 18 inches thick and the ‘ore that has been coming out lately is said to be as rich as the ore that ever came from the famous Delhi mine in the northern part of this county. Bishop Graves left on the noon train. Last night a San Francisco lawyer named Tobin got into a poker game in which Jesse Appleton, a colored cook who used to live at Nevada City, and Richard Rose held hands. When they quit playing Tobin found himself $50 short. This morning he had Appleton and Rose arrested for vagrancy. Justice Trebilcox offered to release them if they would give the lawyer back his money, but they refused to do this. 4H. E, St. George lott today for Freeno. Stokes of Ogden is here E.G. Arthur, a mining man of Cripple Creek, Colorado, who has been was in town last evening. James Creegan, an old time resident of Columbia Hill, who has been visiting up there, left here this noon for his bome at Eureka, Humboldt county. W.S. Kirkwood and wife of Bridgeport, accompanied by their guests, D. A. Cory and wife of Butte county, arrived this morning. Visiting friends and purchasing holiday presents are the objects of their visit bere. Pierre ‘Duryee of the San Francisco Chronicle is here a sketch of the condition of the mining industry in Nevada county, the same to appear in'the Golden Jubilee edition of the Chronicle which is to appear next month, A Birthday Party. A large number of young ladies and spending some time at Grass Valley,. ~ le Wasumaron, December 21.— Miss Leila Herbert, daughter of ex-Secretary of the Navy Herbert, died this morning from injuries she received by jumping from a three-story window while temporarily insane, She was formerly a great favorite in Washington society. Two years ago she fell from a horse she was riding, ‘injaring her spine so that her mind became affected. Two Pioneers Die, Sacramento, Dec. Qst.—A telegram from Oakland arnounces thé death there of Silas Carle, a pioneer builder and contractor of this city. He was a native of Maine 64 years old. Jacob Heyman, who has been in the gentlemen assembled at the house of . J¢welry business here since 1864, was Miss Vergie Hart on Saturday evening . found dead this morning on the floor last to celebrate her 16th birthday. in the rear of the store. Apoplexy was Dancing was kept up till midnight, the probable cause of death. He was a excellent music being furnished by. _. x Mr. and Mrs. Dias of Fresno. A nice native of Poland aged 64. supper was partaken of and all left at midnight feeling that they had spent a very enjoyable evening with a charming young lady of sweet sixteen. Theater and Hotel Burned. Kansas Crry, December 21.—The Auditorium, one of tie biggest playhouses west of Chicago, and the Auditorium hotel were gutted by fire early this morning. The 105 guests escaped, The Old Soldier. The pleasantest of talkers is the old soldier. .Always there is meat in his one of them who has a fourth interest . His honor then -gave them till six demanded an accounting, and Manager. o'clock tonight to pay the money, leave to this office. ~ Page concluded to quit all operations. town or go to jail. It is said they till harmony is restored. ~CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS, The Union Market Supplies Customers With the Very Best, Good meat at all times is the rule at Colley Bros.’ Union markét ‘on Commercial street, and this is why their customers are always satisfied. For the holidays they have made special Provisions and will have on display the finest lot of meat of different kinds to be found anywhere. Stall-fed beef and mutton and corn-fed pork do not. give the butcher as much profit as that fed in the usual manner, but Colley. Bros. intend to give their patrons a Ohristmas benefit and will serve this week only choice, selected stock. Roasts fit fora king, and steaks and chops the wight of which would make an epicure’s heart beat with delight and his mouth water with gastronomical anticipations can be obtained. at their market. Their Public Taste hams and bacons and pure leaf lard are of the finest quality. If you want something really nice for -your holiday dinners call on Colley Bros., the pioneer butchers. d21-2t so Degree of tHtonor Meeting. The first regular meeting of the Degree of Honor.will be held at Odd Fel¥. lows Hall Wednesday evening, Decemtber 22d, commencing at 8 o’clock. A sfull attendance is earnestly desired as ymuch business of importance is to be transacted. Mnrs.S. E,. ANDREWs, d21-25 Recorder. + 0 e — Notice. We the undersigned barbers respectfully notify our patrons hereby that , our shops will be closed all day Sunday, Dec. 26th, and open all day on Christmas: Arsert Coox, Cuas. Sterrens & Gates, G. W. Dunstmr, H. Bray, Wm. WALTERS, Cuas. E. Witp, O. L. Brrpson. Head Gear. “If yon want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the up-to-date styles at Carter & John sten’s, dls DON'T BE MISLED Luetje & Brand Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other Firm in the County. . Do not be misled by the advertise. ments of others who claim to give you our prices. Just examine our stock and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, ‘Watches, Jewelry, Silwerware and Novelties cheaper than any other store in the county. _Remember OUR guarantee is worth something to you. dll LUETJE & BRAND. — rt OS ' Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return d16-tf. d20-2t ee UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. rs HENRY NETSHE, Manacer Hotel Arrivals. eB Ei ma fim B. P. Smith, San Francisco. WET kw sre struck out for the county seat during the day. ’ BRIBF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest. Local news-on every. page of this paper. The regular meeting of the Degree of Honor Lodge will be held tomorrow night. Observer Hammon says there will be a continuation of cold and fair weather tonight aud tomorrow. . Ah Cow, a Chinese, was brought from Graniteville today to serve his regular annual term in the county jail for vagrancy. An order of publication of notice to creditors was made today in the estates of J. D. Power and John Arbogast, both deceased. A simple-minded colored boy fifteen years of age was being examined in the Superior Court this afternoon with a view to sending him,'to the Home for the Feeble-Minded. A Couple of Fine Windows. words, and almost always he is modest. Between him and the modern is the difference between the man who has seen and done and the man who has read about it. The scenes of the war were so tremendous and its cataclyams ao frequent that time cannot dim their recollection of them. They are still as fresh in the minds of participants as are the things of . A veteran me that not a day passed over his head that he did not unwittingly recall a half dozen battles in which he had borne his part. Thus it is that in any company of men who were mustered out in 1865 the talk invariably reverts to that period. ; The old soldiers are dying with increasing frequency, as is the nature of things, but still there are enongh left to make any gathering notable by their presence. Charles Lever says that so long as humanity exists men will do three things—make war, make love and gamble—and they can’t be legislated out of them. Certainly, although we be all advocates of peace, we dearly love a warrior and we exalt hishorn. We love him for the things he has done, we respect him for his bravery, we look with veneration upon his wooden'leg, and we listen with pleasure to his repeated tales of suffering and daring. — Chicago Times-Herald. Iron In the System. Walker was one of those who do not believe in doctors, and he never lost an opportunity of havinga dig at them. When he was brought home in a cab with a broken leg and the medical man Those that went down Broad street; yesterday had the pleasure of seeing! as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, . Jewelry and Silverware by Tur FRANK . GoLpEN JEWELRY Company as is ever: shown in large cities. Those intending buying Xmas presents would do well to call on them as they have an elegant stock. -d20 Catt on George C. Guylord, the Broad street grocer. tf Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi ness done by Luetje & Brand during the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods ip the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of selling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar. Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited‘ d18-5t LEUTJE & BRAND'S. Turkey Raffle. The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be raffled off every evening at the Frere Cormace Satoon, Commercial street. d21-tf ——__ —_+ e@eSteady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S . They Are Gems. ‘Those elegant Embroidered Saspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter &Johnson’s. dig A Useful Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. All the late patterns in golf shirts, Percale, Silk, Silk-mixture, Madras, in fact anything that is nice in shirts. al3 Carter & JOHNSTON. Hot Stuff. Those Men's Overcoats and Ulsters Constitution. had to be sent for, Walker was much humiliated. . ‘Rather serious,’’ said the man of physic and fees, ‘‘but you'll go on if you take care. I’ll send you an iron tonic. ’’ , ‘Don’t want it!’ exclaimed the patient shortly. ‘‘Iron is no good.’’ ‘*Excuse me,’’ returned the doctor atiffly, ‘‘iron is good for the system.’’ And as Falker doggedly repeated his objection he continued with some warmth: ‘‘It is beyond all question, sir. In whatever way iron enters the body it is good, and it is a mistaken notion to say that it makes a man irritable.’’ **T beg to differ most emphatically,”' retorted Walker desperately, finding himself. driven into a corner for an argument. ‘‘I say it causes irritability and therefore isn’t good, and if yovwant proof just yon sit down on the business end of a tack.’* And he fell back in bed with a look of triumph. —Pearson's Weekly. . Be Kaew Him. Several travelers were waiting for a train on the veranda of a southwest Georgia hotel. It wasa dismal, rainy day, and one of them remarked: ‘*This reminds me of one of Longfellow’s poems, ‘The Day Is Done.’ ’’ At the mention of the name Longfellow a tall stranger leaned forward and ‘*Longfellow? What do you know "bout him?’ ‘*Little,’’ replied the first speaker, “except that he wrote books. ’’ ‘*An is he a-writin of books?’’ asked. the tall man. ‘Why, the last time . heard of him he wuz runnin fer sheriff an makin of stump speeches.’’ " ‘*I fear you are mistaken in the man," said the first er, laughing. ‘“‘Not me,’’! replied the tall man. **Don’t I know him? Bill Longfellow— bad. a squint in one eye an a cut over the other: An jest ter think—the durn. ed fool’s took ter writin.'’—Atlante end Grove’s TasTe.ess OCnmi Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It: is as large as any GENUINE ask for GROvVE’s. ‘jy19-4m Bavau, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. a6 A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & Johnston's. d13 ‘fer $10. At Garter & Johnston's. 418 ee told . tonic and retails for 50c. To get : most of them in their night clothes, FINE PALCY GROCERIES. Articles That Are Needed During the Hol~~. {cay Season. The feastinz and merry-making customary at Christmas time is always looked forward to with pleasure by old and young. In order to prepare the usual dishes and the manydelicacies served on that occasion, it is necessary that the cook be furnished with proper ingredients. It is also essential, if the best results are desired, that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at is store on Commer‘cial street, has a large stock of everything in the grocery line, and will fill fresh and of the finest quality—two important facts to be considered. Mince meat in bulk or in packages, equal to the best home-made product, and for less money than you can make it. Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a laxury at this season, but they can be procured at Scadden’s. He has just received a lot of fancy crackers in boxes, also new crop raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel and cranberries. Also fine canned pineapple, fancy preserves in bottles and jars and a host of other nice things. Just call around at P. G. Scadden’s for your holiday articles. . d20-8t For Robin Hood Whisky Go to Britland’s Council Chamber. N. S. G W., Notice, The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, EK. B. POWER, Pres. E. J. Moran, Sec’y. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply fron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. dé Games, Story Books and Picture Books cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s. All the Rarest Gems. For finger-rings can be found at the store of Luetje & Brand. Set to order in the latest styles at the lowest prices. @@ H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3 Seca DIED. At Sweetland, December 17, David Hoyt, aged 74 yoart, 5 haa a native of ecticut. . Washingon Gi, your orders promptly. His goods are . ®'Tiving at Springs at 3:30 —— A Broken Rail Causes a Bad Farsno, December £1. — Passepger train No. 40 which left here at 5:30 o’clock this morning for San Francisco was ditched at a point sixteen miles north of here. The wreckirg train with a physiciaa has been sent to the scene. The'whole train left the track. The accident was caused by a broken He Did Righ St Leurs, December 21.—Charles D:pue, who shot Morris Pietsch, an aged grocer, for assaulting his sister, was acquitted today of murder. An Old Man Missing, — SacRaAMENTO, December 21.— Jacob Bader, aged 75, an employe of the Oapital Box Company, is missing and it is feared he has met with foul play. saiiciaaiaietiaiabes Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, r MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THB FAMOUS El Paso de Robles 175 Dozen Linen . Linen Art Smash-Up sf Good Things for Christmas — andkerchiefs, From § cents to $1 00 each} A magnificent stock of; Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods _ ae : Which will be sold Cheapér than the Cheapest. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. — Dinner . Cd ince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Clarét, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN HOOD Stuffed Mangoes; _. / For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. ! te tt yt RRR RIER BRR HRERERE INGREDIENTS’ FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT . AT HOME » ® ®Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, Re + Glase Citron, Lemon and ¢ + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. : : ae WOLF, The Cash Grocer. . ; : SPRINGS. Prices Reduced $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor on the Pa‘tific Coast, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Third and Townsend Streets, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl. : G. W. WICKSON & CO., Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard of ocqupation, from #8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt accidentiy = Win PAY, if you are accidentally killed WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to work. WILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WILL PAY, if aes lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection tothe members upon ying $5.00 life membership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues potatos of Life Insurance, paying from $1 to in case of death, and $5.00 per oem ae week coy aeidens and aes ness; also a year up iC. n at death: or $icbo at end of 3 eer: 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Preeminently the Lar, and Strongest Accident and. Health iation if the United ates. It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of California and Missouri, which, together with an ample rve Fund and large assets, make its certificate an absolute guarantee of the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, " San Francisco, Cal. A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT CAN BE FOUND AT Our Ohird Friday Se : . . «BS Surprise Sale, On the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in Millinery Goods to all who call. ~ LRADER MILLIN > Ci> cre NS San Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8:15 c> B, M. same day. @) Be M IT D4 No Staging. Hare $6.20. H h . Write for Pamphlet. (Scr e al O r &. F. BURNS, Manager. ; . Turns out work that 4 Typewriters fulfills every requirement. i q & \ a o> They Educate as . Sans oon Well as Please. . <p! References— Hartman— Wyse li Provide the children with the means to ob. 0% >» My Patrons. “Prince of Cutters” Bar tain a livelihood for themselves. ~E aN 5 og SL TR XT Bey Gap-Bar) Sar) Sar) Sars Sar) er) St SCD NE NS Sa WT a NS . (-) 7, Ci pct eto cio acto ctx oc CPx 2b ch atx act: yet So Gat} Sar) ge)-a5-Ges}-So5 Roe ® Boe} Got} Aa Aa5 Seie\ PSAON SEN Ses cre SEEM Sa Me MEE Wer Was7 Wars Cpt Soe So Na NOs Sa SST cb ene 5 es FOUR POINTS cb Sei Paps ‘3D, [SAN : : ( 29 ~ Lo be considered in [Sao CI iS Pg ~» Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE Bey STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. 2s eS ee. SS (29 ctx x S SD, Bary (jar) (Sar) (Sar) (aes (Sar) 5a (Sa) cry Ma Nas7 Sas tr Say Sep v No STALE Goops. Sreecesesesoese I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily i and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My 4 policy is to buy bs 3g THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell _ ‘ At the Lowest Prices One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, _ Commercial Street, Nevada City. : ‘ ——_ le 7 —~—ae 7 se —. _ ae —_ — _ 4 a ~ 7 — ae — — — —» _ — —-? — _s 4 PIC DE BOIS, —THE—— Renowned nveverveveverveneneaye i 'Y, Broad Street. eA ITTV TT PTPECrecrereereerecrecrerrey ery EINTTITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTNTT a

{ ON I s. Goods it to take 's Shoes and Chilee air for 25 ‘for 25 cts. pr. ts each. 5. cents, FORE, NAGER. . Store, is joods for ) AR, ETC. nts MERI Sse World, illy Fitted od. for a-clasp Kid DE3. 5 ee STOCK is, Tanging for Ladies UTIES. or Ladies and ren’s CLOAKS ee received m our . No trouble to sepectfully, a Ros. 4 NSORII to remain. THE COUNTY “PUBLISHERS. To Meet Hero Tomorrow Night to Form a Assoclation. The newspaper publishers of Nevada county will hold a meeting at this city tomorrow evening to form an association through which they hope. to advance the interests of the printing business in this part of the State. They Propose to make the organization « ‘permanent one. The Trackee Repubthe Grass Valley Union, Tidings Telegraph and the Herald and of this city will all be represented at the meeting by their own_@rs. “Present company excepted, Nevada county has the brainest and most énterprising lot of newspapers of any County of its size on the coast, and the new association will be a thing they have long stood in need of. ROW BETWEEN PARTNERS. The Mizes at Brown's Yalley Were Shot Down Yesterday, ‘Work was stopped at the Dannebroge and Pennsylvania mines of Brown’s Valley yesterday. Out of 100 men who have been employed there only five remain, and the boarding house has been closed. Superintendent F. A. Farnum says he does not know when work will be resumed. It is said the trouble arises from a controversy among the owners; that visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Barry, a school teacher, will be mar_ The athletic club is about to employ an instructor. A: fight is being ar‘ranged to take place ‘on New Year night. — Two fox terriersbelonging to Wm. T. Eddy have béen poisoned and he offers $100 for thé apprehension of the party who did it,Henry Mullen was playing cards at the Wisconsin hotel last night’ when 8 row arose and he was stabbed slightly in the neck. No arrests. Telegraph: Within the past few ‘days some exceptionally rich ore has been coming out of the 900 drifts of the Branswick mine. The ledge at that point is about 18 inches thick and the ‘ore that has been coming out lately is said to be as rich as the ore that ever came from the famous Delhi mine in the northern part of this county. Bishop Graves left on the noon train. Last night a San Francisco lawyer named Tobin got into a poker game in which Jesse Appleton, a colored cook who used to live at Nevada City, and Richard Rose held hands. When they quit playing Tobin found himself $50 short. This morning he had Appleton and Rose arrested for vagrancy. Justice Trebilcox offered to release them if they would give the lawyer back his money, but they refused to do this. 4H. E, St. George lott today for Freeno. Stokes of Ogden is here E.G. Arthur, a mining man of Cripple Creek, Colorado, who has been was in town last evening. James Creegan, an old time resident of Columbia Hill, who has been visiting up there, left here this noon for his bome at Eureka, Humboldt county. W.S. Kirkwood and wife of Bridgeport, accompanied by their guests, D. A. Cory and wife of Butte county, arrived this morning. Visiting friends and purchasing holiday presents are the objects of their visit bere. Pierre ‘Duryee of the San Francisco Chronicle is here a sketch of the condition of the mining industry in Nevada county, the same to appear in'the Golden Jubilee edition of the Chronicle which is to appear next month, A Birthday Party. A large number of young ladies and spending some time at Grass Valley,. ~ le Wasumaron, December 21.— Miss Leila Herbert, daughter of ex-Secretary of the Navy Herbert, died this morning from injuries she received by jumping from a three-story window while temporarily insane, She was formerly a great favorite in Washington society. Two years ago she fell from a horse she was riding, ‘injaring her spine so that her mind became affected. Two Pioneers Die, Sacramento, Dec. Qst.—A telegram from Oakland arnounces thé death there of Silas Carle, a pioneer builder and contractor of this city. He was a native of Maine 64 years old. Jacob Heyman, who has been in the gentlemen assembled at the house of . J¢welry business here since 1864, was Miss Vergie Hart on Saturday evening . found dead this morning on the floor last to celebrate her 16th birthday. in the rear of the store. Apoplexy was Dancing was kept up till midnight, the probable cause of death. He was a excellent music being furnished by. _. x Mr. and Mrs. Dias of Fresno. A nice native of Poland aged 64. supper was partaken of and all left at midnight feeling that they had spent a very enjoyable evening with a charming young lady of sweet sixteen. Theater and Hotel Burned. Kansas Crry, December 21.—The Auditorium, one of tie biggest playhouses west of Chicago, and the Auditorium hotel were gutted by fire early this morning. The 105 guests escaped, The Old Soldier. The pleasantest of talkers is the old soldier. .Always there is meat in his one of them who has a fourth interest . His honor then -gave them till six demanded an accounting, and Manager. o'clock tonight to pay the money, leave to this office. ~ Page concluded to quit all operations. town or go to jail. It is said they till harmony is restored. ~CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS, The Union Market Supplies Customers With the Very Best, Good meat at all times is the rule at Colley Bros.’ Union markét ‘on Commercial street, and this is why their customers are always satisfied. For the holidays they have made special Provisions and will have on display the finest lot of meat of different kinds to be found anywhere. Stall-fed beef and mutton and corn-fed pork do not. give the butcher as much profit as that fed in the usual manner, but Colley. Bros. intend to give their patrons a Ohristmas benefit and will serve this week only choice, selected stock. Roasts fit fora king, and steaks and chops the wight of which would make an epicure’s heart beat with delight and his mouth water with gastronomical anticipations can be obtained. at their market. Their Public Taste hams and bacons and pure leaf lard are of the finest quality. If you want something really nice for -your holiday dinners call on Colley Bros., the pioneer butchers. d21-2t so Degree of tHtonor Meeting. The first regular meeting of the Degree of Honor.will be held at Odd Fel¥. lows Hall Wednesday evening, Decemtber 22d, commencing at 8 o’clock. A sfull attendance is earnestly desired as ymuch business of importance is to be transacted. Mnrs.S. E,. ANDREWs, d21-25 Recorder. + 0 e — Notice. We the undersigned barbers respectfully notify our patrons hereby that , our shops will be closed all day Sunday, Dec. 26th, and open all day on Christmas: Arsert Coox, Cuas. Sterrens & Gates, G. W. Dunstmr, H. Bray, Wm. WALTERS, Cuas. E. Witp, O. L. Brrpson. Head Gear. “If yon want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the up-to-date styles at Carter & John sten’s, dls DON'T BE MISLED Luetje & Brand Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other Firm in the County. . Do not be misled by the advertise. ments of others who claim to give you our prices.. Just examine our stock and be convinced that we are selling Nickel Clocks, ‘Watches, Jewelry, Silwerware and Novelties cheaper than any other store in the county. _Remember OUR guarantee is worth something to you. dll LUETJE & BRAND. — rt OS ' Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please return d16-tf. d20-2t ee UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. rs HENRY NETSHE, Manacer Hotel Arrivals. eB Ei ma fim B. P. Smith, San Francisco. WET kw sre struck out for the county seat during the day. ’ BRIBF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest. Local news-on every. page of this paper. The regular meeting of the Degree of Honor Lodge will be held tomorrow night. Observer Hammon says there will be a continuation of cold and fair weather tonight aud tomorrow. . Ah Cow, a Chinese, was brought from Graniteville today to serve his regular annual term in the county jail for vagrancy. An order of publication of notice to creditors was made today in the estates of J. D. Power and John Arbogast, both deceased. A simple-minded colored boy fifteen years of age was being examined in the Superior Court this afternoon with a view to sending him,'to the Home for the Feeble-Minded. A Couple of Fine Windows. words, and almost always he is modest. Between him and the modern is the difference between the man who has seen and done and the man who has read about it. The scenes of the war were so tremendous and its cataclyams ao frequent that time cannot dim their recollection of them. They are still as fresh in the minds of participants as are the things of . A veteran me that not a day passed over his head that he did not unwittingly recall a half dozen battles in which he had borne his part. Thus it is that in any company of men who were mustered out in 1865 the talk invariably reverts to that period. ; The old soldiers are dying with increasing frequency, as is the nature of things, but still there are enongh left to make any gathering notable by their presence. Charles Lever says that so long as humanity exists men will do three things—make war, make love and gamble—and they can’t be legislated out of them. Certainly, although we be all advocates of peace, we dearly love a warrior and we exalt hishorn. We love him for the things he has done, we respect him for his bravery, we look with veneration upon his wooden'leg, and we listen with pleasure to his repeated tales of suffering and daring. — Chicago Times-Herald. Iron In the System. Walker was one of those who do not believe in doctors, and he never lost an opportunity of havinga dig at them. When he was brought home in a cab with a broken leg and the medical man Those that went down Broad street; yesterday had the pleasure of seeing! as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, . Jewelry and Silverware by Tur FRANK . GoLpEN JEWELRY Company as is ever: shown in large cities. Those intending buying Xmas presents would do well to call on them as they have an elegant stock. -d20 Catt on George C. Guylord, the Broad street grocer. tf Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi ness done by Luetje & Brand during the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods ip the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of selling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar. Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited‘ d18-5t LEUTJE & BRAND'S. Turkey Raffle. The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be raffled off every evening at the Frere Cormace Satoon, Commercial street. d21-tf ——__ —_+ e@eSteady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S . They Are Gems. ‘Those elegant Embroidered Saspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter &Johnson’s. dig A Useful Article, We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts ever shown in this city. All the late patterns in golf shirts, Percale, Silk, Silk-mixture, Madras, in fact anything that is nice in shirts.

al3 Carter & JOHNSTON. Hot Stuff. Those Men's Overcoats and Ulsters Constitution. had to be sent for, Walker was much humiliated. . ‘Rather serious,’’ said the man of physic and fees, ‘‘but you'll go on if you take care. I’ll send you an iron tonic. ’’ , ‘Don’t want it!’ exclaimed the patient shortly. ‘‘Iron is no good.’’ ‘*Excuse me,’’ returned the doctor atiffly, ‘‘iron is good for the system.’’ And as Falker doggedly repeated his objection he continued with some warmth: ‘‘It is beyond all question, sir. In whatever way iron enters the body it is good, and it is a mistaken notion to say that it makes a man irritable.’’ **T beg to differ most emphatically,”' retorted Walker desperately, finding himself. driven into a corner for an argument. ‘‘I say it causes irritability and therefore isn’t good, and if yovwant proof just yon sit down on the business end of a tack.’* And he fell back in bed with a look of triumph. —Pearson's Weekly. . Be Kaew Him. Several travelers were waiting for a train on the veranda of a southwest Georgia hotel. It wasa dismal, rainy day, and one of them remarked: ‘*This reminds me of one of Longfellow’s poems, ‘The Day Is Done.’ ’’ At the mention of the name Longfellow a tall stranger leaned forward and ‘*Longfellow? What do you know "bout him?’ ‘*Little,’’ replied the first speaker, “except that he wrote books. ’’ ‘*An is he a-writin of books?’’ asked. the tall man. ‘Why, the last time . heard of him he wuz runnin fer sheriff an makin of stump speeches.’’ " ‘*I fear you are mistaken in the man," said the first er, laughing. ‘“‘Not me,’’! replied the tall man. **Don’t I know him? Bill Longfellow— bad. a squint in one eye an a cut over the other: An jest ter think—the durn. ed fool’s took ter writin.'’—Atlante end Grove’s TasTe.ess OCnmi Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It: is as large as any GENUINE ask for GROvVE’s. ‘jy19-4m Bavau, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. a6 A Nice Toy Is all right. But one of those $6 00 ulsters with a high collar for the boy is better. At Carter & Johnston's. d13 ‘fer $10. At Garter & Johnston's. 418 ee told . tonic and retails for 50c. To get : most of them in their night clothes, FINE PALCY GROCERIES. Articles That Are Needed During the Hol~~. {cay Season. The feastinz and merry-making customary at Christmas time is always looked forward to with pleasure by old and young. In order to prepare the usual dishes and the manydelicacies served on that occasion, it is necessary that the cook be furnished with proper ingredients. It is also essential, if the best results are desired, that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at is store on Commer‘cial street, has a large stock of everything in the grocery line, and will fill fresh and of the finest quality—two important facts to be considered. Mince meat in bulk or in packages, equal to the best home-made product, and for less money than you can make it. Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a laxury at this season, but they can be procured at Scadden’s. He has just received a lot of fancy crackers in boxes, also new crop raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel and cranberries. Also fine canned pineapple, fancy preserves in bottles and jars and a host of other nice things. Just call around at P. G. Scadden’s for your holiday articles. . d20-8t For Robin Hood Whisky Go to Britland’s Council Chamber. N. S. G W., Notice, The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, EK. B. POWER, Pres. E. J. Moran, Sec’y. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply fron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULOD toilet cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s. dé Games, Story Books and Picture Books cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s. All the Rarest Gems. For finger-rings can be found at the store of Luetje & Brand. Set to order in the latest styles at the lowest prices. @@ H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. a3 Seca DIED. At Sweetland, December 17, David Hoyt, aged 74 yoart, 5 haa a native of ecticut. . Washingon Gi, your orders promptly. His goods are . ®'Tiving at Springs at 3:30 —— A Broken Rail Causes a Bad Farsno, December £1. — Passepger train No. 40 which left here at 5:30 o’clock this morning for San Francisco was ditched at a point sixteen miles north of here. The wreckirg train with a physiciaa has been sent to the scene. The'whole train left the track. The accident was caused by a broken He Did Righ St Leurs, December 21.—Charles D:pue, who shot Morris Pietsch, an aged grocer, for assaulting his sister, was acquitted today of murder. An Old Man Missing, — SacRaAMENTO, December 21.— Jacob Bader, aged 75, an employe of the Oapital Box Company, is missing and it is feared he has met with foul play. saiiciaaiaietiaiabes Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, r MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THB FAMOUS El Paso de Robles 175 Dozen Linen . Linen Art Smash-Up sf Good Things for Christmas — andkerchiefs, From § cents to $1 00 each} A magnificent stock of; Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Fancy Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods _ ae : Which will be sold Cheapér than the Cheapest. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. — Dinner . Cd ince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Clarét, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN HOOD Stuffed Mangoes; _. / For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. ! te tt yt RRR RIER BRR HRERERE INGREDIENTS’ FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT . AT HOME » ® ®Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, Re + Glase Citron, Lemon and ¢ + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. : : ae WOLF, The Cash Grocer. . ; : SPRINGS. Prices Reduced $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor on the Pa‘tific Coast, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Third and Townsend Streets, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitable investment for your boy or girl. : G. W. WICKSON & CO., Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard of ocqupation, from #8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt accidentiy = Win PAY, if you are accidentally killed WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to work. WILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WILL PAY, if aes lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection tothe members upon ying $5.00 life membership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues potatos of Life Insurance, paying from $1 to in case of death, and $5.00 per oem ae week coy aeidens and aes ness; also a year up iC. n at death: or $icbo at end of 3 eer: 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Preeminently the Lar, and Strongest Accident and. Health iation if the United ates. It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of California and Missouri, which, together with an ample rve Fund and large assets, make its certificate an absolute guarantee of the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, " San Francisco, Cal. A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT CAN BE FOUND AT Our Ohird Friday Se : . . «BS Surprise Sale, On the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in Millinery Goods to all who call. ~ LRADER MILLIN > Ci> cre NS San Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8:15 c> B, M. same day. @) Be M IT D4 No Staging. Hare $6.20. H h . Write for Pamphlet. (Scr e al O r &. F. BURNS, Manager. ; . Turns out work that 4 Typewriters fulfills every requirement. i q & \ a o> They Educate as . Sans oon Well as Please.. . <p! References— Hartman— Wyse li Provide the children with the means to ob. 0% >» My Patrons. “Prince of Cutters” Bar tain a livelihood for themselves. ~E aN 5 og SL TR XT Bey Gap-Bar) Sar) Sar) Sars Sar) er) St SCD NE NS Sa WT a NS . (-) 7, Ci pct eto cio acto ctx oc CPx 2b ch atx act: yet So Gat} Sar) ge)-a5-Ges}-So5 Roe ® Boe} Got} Aa Aa5 Seie\ PSAON SEN Ses cre SEEM Sa Me MEE Wer Was7 Wars Cpt Soe So Na NOs Sa SST cb ene 5 es FOUR POINTS cb Sei Paps ‘3D, [SAN : : ( 29 ~ Lo be considered in [Sao CI iS Pg ~» Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE Bey STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. 2s eS ee. SS (29 ctx x S SD, Bary (jar) (Sar) (Sar) (aes (Sar) 5a (Sa) cry Ma Nas7 Sas tr Say Sep v No STALE Goops. Sreecesesesoese I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily i and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My 4 policy is to buy bs 3g THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell _ ‘ At the Lowest Prices One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. 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