December 21, 1903 (4 pages)

i) Record Doings of Our People, 4 McHugh, a former resident, wp (OD Sacramento, gk Georgie English arrived. here ‘ening from San Francisco on y to Columbia Hill to spend the Pays with her parents, ; Leo Leiter of Hotel Antlers left porning for San Francisco on a peas trip. ! nerintendent M. W. Mather came from the Plumbago mine yesterand this morning left for Oakio spend the holidays, ; Annie Smith was @n arrival Jast evening from Oakland. To ow morning the young lady wil) inne on her way to Downieville, m county 'o Spend the holidays. wident George Lezinsky of the Tunnel mine arrived here yesterfrom San Francitco, \ ster Barker and Olyde Barker this morning for Rough and yy . L,W. Davidson has returned franiteville after @ pleasant visit s Alico Merrill fg home from h Bloomfield to spend Obristmas her relatives. : 3 Aggie O'Connell, teacher of the ington school, has retarped . to sity for the holiday vacation. s Mattie Powell returned last day night from San Jose, where attending the. State Normal al. : B. Carr, who is teaching school at Hill, Viacer county, is home s holidays. liam Campbell is acting as night at the National Holel while p> Huy is temporarily filling the ion of day clerk. ( Carl Lehners has gone to North juan to take charge of the pracof Lr. Ross, who is visitiog in San oleco. Fannie Schwartz has returned bome at Pleasant Valley to i the holidays. She is attending igh School here. d Searls has returned from 4 #8 trip to San Francisco. He accompanied by his son, Robert urls, who has been attending the University, Dunno igs down from the Erie . J. H. Ohivell of this city is ill. : ' Maggie O’Connell, teacher of pleasant Valley school, is home on it to her relatives here; J.B. Jilbert has gone to Eureka, bold: county, on a visit to her muel Harper, who has been here visit to relatives, left this mornof Sisson to resume his position tat market there, 0 C. Donnelly, the well/kaown Merciai traveler of San Francisco, Med here yesterday trom a trip gh the mountains, hy Schilling’s Best? Are yteally best? : he tca and coffee, 5 and 4 is, are good-enough coffee tea; there is no such thing st tea or coffee; the bakingder liavoring extracts and are best in the strictest 8; the soda is common. Stocer’s; moneyback, . spared no pains or trouble to make 1 Moores Plat Pioner “Answers the Final Callto Great Beyond. Michael Shea, one of theold-time Fesidents of Moores Fiat, passed away at that place last night at about eight o'clock. He had been a sufferer from asthma for upwards of ten years, and for Some time past his friends noticed that he was gradually growing worse. He hed reached the allotted span of life—three score years and ten—and settled in Moores Flat in 1860, He followed mining for a long time and always took an active part in any movement tending to the welfare of his home town, Under the old Jaw he held the position of: Road Overseer in Eureka township, and was also elected Constable for several terms. In both capacities he made a painstaking and faithfal othcer, and his constituency greatly appreciated his efforts. The deceased frequently visited this city inan official capacity some years ago, and was quite well known to a@namber of ourcitizens. He was a man whose general appearance indicated a sincerity of purpose in every thing he undertook. He belonged to the noble band of pioneers that made Nevada county what it is, and whose ranks are constantly growing lees by the ‘heavy hand of Death. He emigrated\from Ireland when quite a young man, and after residing in the Eastern States for some time he headed for the golden shores of Oalifornia, After spending a number of years in the lower part of the State he came to Nevada ‘county, and shortly afterwards he located-at Moores Flat. He leaves two sons, John and M. D. Shea, and a sister to mourn his demise. The latter resides in Los Angeles,and the sad intelligence of her brother’s death was wired he» today, The faneral will probably Bo held on Wednesday, with interment in this city. A Grand Receplion. The public reception tendered the people Saturday evening by the Grass Valley Union in honor of the completion of their new home was one of the grandest affairs ever held in the coanty. Great crowde took advantage of the opportunity to view the magnificent building, wherein is installed a printing plant that is a credit to the energetic and progressive epirit of its owner as well as to the county in which it operates, Everything had been pre-arranged to handle the vis{tors in a such manner as to abrogate the confusion and turmoil usually incident upon such occasions, and that no bitch or. break ccecurred tomar the evenness of the evening was another illustration of the excellent mAnagement under which the Union thrives. Visitors on entering were met by pretty and vivacious dameels in whose hands the cup of nectar proved a sparkling and crystal draught. All the while music discoursed ite delightful strains and polite and courteous attendants clear the intricacies of one of the greatest of modern inventions. To further lessen the difficulties of grasping more fully the involationary nature of the great machines part of the large Sunday daily was set, printed and ran off, thereby leesening the problems of the mechanisms. Last evening the management and its employes gave a banqaet to which a large number were present who enjoyed themselves immensely, and thus brought to a close one of the most memorable events in the history of.the Union, and one which is a pleasing attest to the rapid strides which printing A girlis wanted to do general house: work. Nice position. Apply at thie office, a12-tt Telephone West No. 88 has been installed at the residence of J. O. Campbell on yrospect Hill. The Ladies’ Saturday: Afternoon Whist Qlab has decided to hold no More meetings until after the holiday season. On the evening of January 7th they will entertain their gentlemen friends and on January 9th they will hold their first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. William Floyd on High street, While playing with some beans Satarday the little child of B. T. Byoon placed one of them in her nostril. All efforts ty remove it, on the part of the parents, proved futile, and it was necessary to call Dr. Muller, who quickly Temoved the foreign sabstance. No ill effects will result, Judging from the large number of small Christmas trees and holly berries brought to town yesterday afternoon from the neighboring hillsides it is evident that there are to be many family gatherings and: reunions on Obristmas Day in this community, The Leap Year Ball Great interest is being manifested in the leap year party that the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor will give on New Year’s night. The committee having the affair in charge intend to have it eclipse any like party given in this city for many years. Leap year always brings pleasant functions with it in society circles, and the coming event will be made a very enjoyable party. Strict leap year rules are to be-observed, and enay gentleman who is discovered in breaking any of them: will be curtly reprimanded, The floor management will be in the hands of the ladies, and that it will be satisfactorily conducted goes without saying. The Laurelites know how to please the party goers, and when it comes to a leap year™ball they take particular pains to keep up. their reputation as entertainers,Siruck Fine Ore. The tributers who started to work in the Wyoming mine a short time ago are doing exceptionally. well and it is quite probable that they will continue to find profitable employ ment there for some time, A day or two ago they were fortunate in uncovering a ledge of fine looking ore, and experts say that it isthe same class of rock which enabled the old Wyoming to pay big dividends for a long number of years. Back From the North Thomas Moroney, of Cherckee, who was bart in a hydraulic mine near Bullion, British Columbis, last spring, arrived here last night. His wife and two children came over from the Ridge town today and Mr, Moroney accompanied them home. He met with the accident while assisting in moving a monitor, the latter falling on his leg in such a way as to render amputation below the knee necessary, He had to remain at Bullion untils few days ago, where he received the best of medical attention, procured an artificial part for the missing portion of the limb, and ie able to move around quite readily. Geo All kinds of nice Drinks that will sui! the taste mariufactared by an expert has attained of late years, aaejenmamnans wo mixologist at Britland’s. . tf pc cries) sevens . ATTENTION IPECIAL SALE “by will have a grand special sale of the SNELL & FLEMING stock, Nevada City, ag Wednesday, December 23d and will place on sale about 100 YARDS OF DRESS Goops The average wholesale cost of these goods was from 50 cents to $1.50. ¥ Offer Them for 50 Per Cent~Less than Cost , But on WEDNESDAY ONLY, between the hours of 10 a m. and 4 p.m, §. WOLFF, RECEIVER . Around This Z He hag’). of carpenter's tools, contains the Ag-. deed excellently designed and con-jThe Della Pringle Company took. their departure yesterday for San Jose. where it will be the Christmas bolidey. John MoOarty, who. lias ‘been quite. suffering from stomach trouble, bas ‘80 far recovered as to be able to ait up, Attention is called to the advertisement in another colamn of the great sacrifice sale now going on at the oreditore’ sale of the Snell & Fleming stock, Next silrey nye es ‘yards of dress goode will be offered at 50 per cent less than their average cost. This big reduction is for this one day only, between the hours of 10a. m. aud 4 p: : Seats may cation at the office. county. ~ OVER 100 TURKEYS FOR Be Special help engaged, insuring quick service, . [Re See menu in this column Thursday evening. ~ Come and enjoy the best dinner ever served in the *, m.3; 80 you hed better be on hand if you are looking for real bargains: Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Qne dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure’ neuralgia 2c. and 10c, a box. --For salé by H Dickerman sole agent. & BORN. The soeial dance given by Compeny Oat Armory Hall last Seturday night was a very enjoyable.affair. The spirit of the:holiday season was shown in the gay gathering, and everybody was bent on having a pleasant time. The -music by Wild’s orchestra was, as usual, greatly enjoyed: “Io Nevada Oity,Nevada county, Oal., December 18:b, 1908, to the wife of G Zopfi, a son. : In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Oal., December 18, 1908, to the wife of BR. N. Strathearn, a daughter, SRS +r The situation in the Far East hae been “grave” for so long that it is beginning to provoke levity instead of gravity. Pleasant Gathering. lee May Be Scarce The ice harvest the coming season will not bess large asin past years, Some state that the continued mild weather is a sure indication that when the ponds do freeze snow will impede the work. This will give employment toa large number of men over in the Boca dietriot, but those in a position to know predict grea'ly reduced profite for the ice company. — ; . (OM Bee the display of cut glass in Dickerman’s window forthe next few days, ert ite canes IIIA RII IIIA IIIA IAI IA IIIA III III AI IIA IAI IN AIAAIA NN. WIN TEN DOLLARS. —¥K4—— With every 60-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of ‘candy, containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than ever before of Obrietmas eri fancy boxes, Obristmas tree ornamente, nuts, dates, bananas, etc. Country ordersa specialty. ; Cc. EB. TEGLE rR. COMMERCIAL STREET. 2 FE 8 OO OOO SO OOO a EEKEERERBKCHKEES E * : i : : CHRISTMAS GOODS NEW FURS just received from H. Liebes Oo.—the. very latest at reduced prices, We have orders to sell every one in stock at a redaction. En ID GLov Ess. We are agents for the Celebrated Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all shades and colors. Price $1.50. : ; ‘ “ WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDERS to the City. ; Our A. B, Kid Gloves we sell for $1.00 guaranteed, ‘they‘are union made and the best $1.00 glove sold. OS, NEW HANDKERCHIEFS!. NEW HOLIDAY GOOoDs! @@F Consult as before purchasing ogy ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,Manager. We have e large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of intere<t in end aroand Nevada O:ty which would make excelent Ohristmas gifts, also Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we have. a largé stock of, articles made from it. Oall in and sea them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware , Jewelry of a'l kinds Drop in and see them. They will make excellent holiday gifts. C. J. BRAND JEWEL Broad Street, ¢ ° Nevada Cliy 5S oF ¢ loliday_ Gifts i We have a Splendid and Elegant Stock _ to choose from including : CUT GLASS . be reserved in advance by ’phone or on applichains. ioe Formerly of the Eleotro-Dental Parlore’ “MASONIC BUILDING APPRECIATED GIFTS or happy to receive on Obristmas morning ‘one of our handsome watches and We have them at Clocks also, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate boliday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street DENTIST ~ BI -sesssPINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. 4 Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY . The§Genuine article—Sterline mounted. LEATHER GOODS POCKET BOOKS) LETTER CASES WALLETS . ROLL FRENCH STAG DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. New—Toilet Setsfand Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS _ A very Acceptable Gift. POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys. and Books . iH. DICKERMAN a What would make tha young man--or father either, for that matter — more proud all prices from $1.50 ap. We have a big stock of Oall in and see. =e B04 66 “Rain oy Q OOO: PLOWS CRAVENETTES,” OVERCOATS — PLL LD LLLP DLL WL DLL LPS LLL DELO PLOLEM The New Rain-Proof Cloth for Oravenette garments are rain-tight* but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Successor to L. HYMAN & OO Merchant Tailor MORRJSON e + rere PWEDE + HOPED ALO ONO The i. days at our store. Try ONG ee Ae PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible mS TM Hl We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holi(MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. ty a bottle of Shasta Water with your bristmas Dinner, Bre hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor.

i) Record Doings of Our People, 4 McHugh, a former resident, wp (OD Sacramento, gk Georgie English arrived. here ‘ening from San Francisco on y to Columbia Hill to spend the Pays with her parents, ; Leo Leiter of Hotel Antlers left porning for San Francisco on a peas trip. ! nerintendent M. W. Mather came from the Plumbago mine yesterand this morning left for Oakio spend the holidays, ; Annie Smith was @n arrival Jast evening from Oakland. To ow morning the young lady wil) inne on her way to Downieville, m county 'o Spend the holidays. wident George Lezinsky of the Tunnel mine arrived here yesterfrom San Francitco, \ ster Barker and Olyde Barker this morning for Rough and yy . L,W. Davidson has returned franiteville after @ pleasant visit s Alico Merrill fg home from h Bloomfield to spend Obristmas her relatives. : 3 Aggie O'Connell, teacher of the ington school, has retarped . to sity for the holiday vacation. s Mattie Powell returned last day night from San Jose, where attending the. State Normal al. : B. Carr, who is teaching school at Hill, Viacer county, is home s holidays. liam Campbell is acting as night at the National Holel while p> Huy is temporarily filling the ion of day clerk. ( Carl Lehners has gone to North juan to take charge of the pracof Lr. Ross, who is visitiog in San oleco. Fannie Schwartz has returned bome at Pleasant Valley to i the holidays. She is attending igh School here. d Searls has returned from 4 #8 trip to San Francisco. He accompanied by his son, Robert urls, who has been attending the University, Dunno igs down from the Erie . J. H. Ohivell of this city is ill. : ' Maggie O’Connell, teacher of pleasant Valley school, is home on it to her relatives here; J.B. Jilbert has gone to Eureka, bold: county, on a visit to her muel Harper, who has been here visit to relatives, left this mornof Sisson to resume his position tat market there, 0 C. Donnelly, the well/kaown Merciai traveler of San Francisco, Med here yesterday trom a trip gh the mountains, hy Schilling’s Best? Are yteally best? : he tca and coffee, 5 and 4 is, are good-enough coffee tea; there is no such thing st tea or coffee; the bakingder liavoring extracts and are best in the strictest 8; the soda is common. Stocer’s; moneyback, . spared no pains or trouble to make 1 Moores Plat Pioner “Answers the Final Callto Great Beyond. Michael Shea, one of theold-time Fesidents of Moores Fiat, passed away at that place last night at about eight o'clock. He had been a sufferer from asthma for upwards of ten years, and for Some time past his friends noticed that he was gradually growing worse. He hed reached the allotted span of life—three score years and ten—and settled in Moores Flat in 1860, He followed mining for a long time and always took an active part in any movement tending to the welfare of his home town, Under the old Jaw he held the position of: Road Overseer in Eureka township, and was also elected Constable for several terms. In both capacities he made a painstaking and faithfal othcer, and his constituency greatly appreciated his efforts. The deceased frequently visited this city inan official capacity some years ago, and was quite well known to a@namber of ourcitizens. He was a man whose general appearance indicated a sincerity of purpose in every thing he undertook. He belonged to the noble band of pioneers that made Nevada county what it is, and whose ranks are constantly growing lees by the ‘heavy hand of Death. He emigrated\from Ireland when quite a young man, and after residing in the Eastern States for some time he headed for the golden shores of Oalifornia, After spending a number of years in the lower part of the State he came to Nevada ‘county, and shortly afterwards he located-at Moores Flat. He leaves two sons, John and M. D. Shea, and a sister to mourn his demise. The latter resides in Los Angeles,and the sad intelligence of her brother’s death was wired he» today, The faneral will probably Bo held on Wednesday, with interment in this city. A Grand Receplion. The public reception tendered the people Saturday evening by the Grass Valley Union in honor of the completion of their new home was one of the grandest affairs ever held in the coanty. Great crowde took advantage of the opportunity to view the magnificent building, wherein is installed a printing plant that is a credit to the energetic and progressive epirit of its owner as well as to the county in which it operates, Everything had been pre-arranged to handle the vis{tors in a such manner as to abrogate the confusion and turmoil usually incident upon such occasions, and that no bitch or. break ccecurred tomar the evenness of the evening was another illustration of the excellent mAnagement under which the Union thrives. Visitors on entering were met by pretty and vivacious dameels in whose hands the cup of nectar proved a sparkling and crystal draught. All the while music discoursed ite delightful strains and polite and courteous attendants clear the intricacies of one of the greatest of modern inventions. To further lessen the difficulties of grasping more fully the involationary nature of the great machines part of the large Sunday daily was set, printed and ran off, thereby leesening the problems of the mechanisms. Last evening the management and its employes gave a banqaet to which a large number were present who enjoyed themselves immensely, and thus brought to a close one of the most memorable events in the history of.the Union, and one which is a pleasing attest to the rapid strides which printing A girlis wanted to do general house: work. Nice position. Apply at thie office, a12-tt Telephone West No. 88 has been installed at the residence of J. O. Campbell on yrospect Hill. The Ladies’ Saturday: Afternoon Whist Qlab has decided to hold no More meetings until after the holiday season. On the evening of January 7th they will entertain their gentlemen friends and on January 9th they will hold their first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. William Floyd on High street, While playing with some beans Satarday the little child of B. T. Byoon placed one of them in her nostril. All efforts ty remove it, on the part of the parents, proved futile, and it was necessary to call Dr. Muller, who quickly Temoved the foreign sabstance. No ill effects will result, Judging from the large number of small Christmas trees and holly berries brought to town yesterday afternoon from the neighboring hillsides it is evident that there are to be many family gatherings and: reunions on Obristmas Day in this community, The Leap Year Ball Great interest is being manifested in the leap year party that the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor will give on New Year’s night. The committee having the affair in charge intend to have it eclipse any like party given in this city for many years. Leap year always brings pleasant functions with it in society circles, and the coming event will be made a very enjoyable party. Strict leap year rules are to be-observed, and enay gentleman who is discovered in breaking any of them: will be curtly reprimanded, The floor management will be in the hands of the ladies, and that it will be satisfactorily conducted goes without saying. The Laurelites know how to please the party goers, and when it comes to a leap year™ball they take particular pains to keep up. their reputation as entertainers,Siruck Fine Ore. The tributers who started to work in the Wyoming mine a short time ago are doing exceptionally. well and it is quite probable that they will continue to find profitable employ ment there for some time, A day or two ago they were fortunate in uncovering a ledge of fine looking ore, and experts say that it isthe same class of rock which enabled the old Wyoming to pay big dividends for a long number of years. Back From the North Thomas Moroney, of Cherckee, who was bart in a hydraulic mine near Bullion, British Columbis, last spring, arrived here last night. His wife and two children came over from the Ridge town today and Mr, Moroney accompanied them home. He met with the accident while assisting in moving a monitor, the latter falling on his leg in such a way as to render

amputation below the knee necessary, He had to remain at Bullion untils few days ago, where he received the best of medical attention, procured an artificial part for the missing portion of the limb, and ie able to move around quite readily. Geo All kinds of nice Drinks that will sui! the taste mariufactared by an expert has attained of late years, aaejenmamnans wo mixologist at Britland’s. . tf pc cries) sevens . ATTENTION IPECIAL SALE “by will have a grand special sale of the SNELL & FLEMING stock, Nevada City, ag Wednesday, December 23d and will place on sale about 100 YARDS OF DRESS Goops The average wholesale cost of these goods was from 50 cents to $1.50. ¥ Offer Them for 50 Per Cent~Less than Cost , But on WEDNESDAY ONLY, between the hours of 10 a m. and 4 p.m, §. WOLFF, RECEIVER . Around This Z He hag’). of carpenter's tools, contains the Ag-. deed excellently designed and con-jThe Della Pringle Company took. their departure yesterday for San Jose. where it will be the Christmas bolidey. John MoOarty, who. lias ‘been quite. suffering from stomach trouble, bas ‘80 far recovered as to be able to ait up, Attention is called to the advertisement in another colamn of the great sacrifice sale now going on at the oreditore’ sale of the Snell & Fleming stock, Next silrey nye es ‘yards of dress goode will be offered at 50 per cent less than their average cost. This big reduction is for this one day only, between the hours of 10a. m. aud 4 p: : Seats may cation at the office. county. ~ OVER 100 TURKEYS FOR Be Special help engaged, insuring quick service, . [Re See menu in this column Thursday evening. ~ Come and enjoy the best dinner ever served in the *, m.3; 80 you hed better be on hand if you are looking for real bargains: Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Qne dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure’ neuralgia 2c. and 10c, a box. --For salé by H Dickerman sole agent. & BORN. The soeial dance given by Compeny Oat Armory Hall last Seturday night was a very enjoyable.affair. The spirit of the:holiday season was shown in the gay gathering, and everybody was bent on having a pleasant time. The -music by Wild’s orchestra was, as usual, greatly enjoyed: “Io Nevada Oity,Nevada county, Oal., December 18:b, 1908, to the wife of G Zopfi, a son. : In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Oal., December 18, 1908, to the wife of BR. N. Strathearn, a daughter, SRS +r The situation in the Far East hae been “grave” for so long that it is beginning to provoke levity instead of gravity. Pleasant Gathering. lee May Be Scarce The ice harvest the coming season will not bess large asin past years, Some state that the continued mild weather is a sure indication that when the ponds do freeze snow will impede the work. This will give employment toa large number of men over in the Boca dietriot, but those in a position to know predict grea'ly reduced profite for the ice company. — ; . (OM Bee the display of cut glass in Dickerman’s window forthe next few days, ert ite canes IIIA RII IIIA IIIA IAI IA IIIA III III AI IIA IAI IN AIAAIA NN. WIN TEN DOLLARS. —¥K4—— With every 60-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of ‘candy, containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than ever before of Obrietmas eri fancy boxes, Obristmas tree ornamente, nuts, dates, bananas, etc. Country ordersa specialty. ; Cc. EB. TEGLE rR. COMMERCIAL STREET. 2 FE 8 OO OOO SO OOO a EEKEERERBKCHKEES E * : i : : CHRISTMAS GOODS NEW FURS just received from H. Liebes Oo.—the. very latest at reduced prices, We have orders to sell every one in stock at a redaction. En ID GLov Ess. We are agents for the Celebrated Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all shades and colors. Price $1.50. : ; ‘ “ WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDERS to the City. ; Our A. B, Kid Gloves we sell for $1.00 guaranteed, ‘they‘are union made and the best $1.00 glove sold. OS, NEW HANDKERCHIEFS!. NEW HOLIDAY GOOoDs! @@F Consult as before purchasing ogy ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,Manager. We have e large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of intere<t in end aroand Nevada O:ty which would make excelent Ohristmas gifts, also Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we have. a largé stock of, articles made from it. Oall in and sea them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware , Jewelry of a'l kinds Drop in and see them. They will make excellent holiday gifts. C. J. BRAND JEWEL Broad Street, ¢ ° Nevada Cliy 5S oF ¢ loliday_ Gifts i We have a Splendid and Elegant Stock _ to choose from including : CUT GLASS . be reserved in advance by ’phone or on applichains. ioe Formerly of the Eleotro-Dental Parlore’ “MASONIC BUILDING APPRECIATED GIFTS or happy to receive on Obristmas morning ‘one of our handsome watches and We have them at Clocks also, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate boliday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street DENTIST ~ BI -sesssPINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. 4 Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY . The§Genuine article—Sterline mounted. LEATHER GOODS POCKET BOOKS) LETTER CASES WALLETS . ROLL FRENCH STAG DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. New—Toilet Setsfand Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS _ A very Acceptable Gift. POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys. and Books . iH. DICKERMAN a What would make tha young man--or father either, for that matter — more proud all prices from $1.50 ap. We have a big stock of Oall in and see. =e B04 66 “Rain oy Q OOO: PLOWS CRAVENETTES,” OVERCOATS — PLL LD LLLP DLL WL DLL LPS LLL DELO PLOLEM The New Rain-Proof Cloth for Oravenette garments are rain-tight* but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Successor to L. HYMAN & OO Merchant Tailor MORRJSON e + rere PWEDE + HOPED ALO ONO The i. days at our store. Try ONG ee Ae PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible mS TM Hl We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holi(MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. ty a bottle of Shasta Water with your bristmas Dinner, Bre hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor.