December 22, 1897 (4 pages)

and eat a Pair ‘for a5, 3 Pair for orth $r,5 Cents each, at 25: cents. Ss. S.~ slay Per hts, <i ‘STORE, © MANAGER. Store, 4 Soods for IY, tas 24 EAR, ETC. gents Sor. EMER . Be ¢ World. . fully Fitted and. ae wo-clasp Kid be beat. ADE 3. be a a or Ladies and en's . a ident choir of extol singday evening at the corner of Mill Lage Main streets. The Board of itducation hela @ spec-. ' . Sadie Clauson'to fill the vacancy in the Boston Ravine primary school occasioned by the resignation of Miss Florence Barry. THE RIGHT PLAGE TO BUY Your Fancy Groceries an and Provisions for Christmas, Don't forget: that :W. G. Richands, who keeps the urocery store next door to the City Hall, not only keeps a store _ but that he keeps constantly in stock the Lest and freshest goods in his line of:business. His assortment of fancy —*: and luxuries is large and Sieaee sequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the least money. Mince meat, plum pudding, cranberries und other essential . ’ articles for holiday cooking can be had at his store at the lowest prices. Give him @ gall. © The: Late Barney: I Fiannagan. Last evening’s Virgin Virginia City Chroniele says ; The remains. of the late Barney Flannagan were shipped from Den_ ver for Virginia this morning, and they are expected to,arrive here on Thursday. ey are being brought here by the kmen, ‘the deceased being a : savator of Bhilvy Cota a: 0: UL W. Studying Music. Andy. Hampel won a fine music box ‘fii a raffle at Towle and'sent it over as a Christmas present to his friend, George ©. Gaylord. Mr. Gaylord is trying his best to learn to play it, but is kept. so busy selling groceries he does not get much time. A False » Alarm. Mrs. H. Tucker who lives in Postmaster Carr’s honse thought: she heard " burgiare prowling around last night and gave the alarm from an upstairs window. Neighbors came to the rescue but did not see the robbers, Some Good Skating. There was a heavy coating of ice today on the Mountaineer reservoir. A ‘ mumber of young men went out there and skated until the sun got high in the heavens ‘and the ice began to get soft. * Dancing Ci Ciub ub Tonight. Tonight the Royal Ds Dancing club will hold their second soiree at Odd Fellows hall. The club now nunbers about -eighty members. .Candy and Christmas Novelties. /A. Tam, Pine street, has a splendid «stock of the finest fresh candy, nuts and novelties for the Christmas trade, and is selling at lower prices than ever. He ulso has a_nice lot of Christmas ornaments. ; d22-8t Nicé, Goods and id Lots of Them. A Bidimethil’s store store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled. with a fine stock, imciuding. many articles expressly for’ the holidays. d22-3t ‘No Cure—No Pay.~ That is the way y all druggists sell GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma_laria, Chills:aud Fever. It is simply . Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children ‘iéve it. Adaits preter it to bitter, nauseating Tonics, Price 25 cents, jy} Ccziuckn teibit sense aud novelties, at bsteasaspcanta tae ; dé dE a Mae aad area anit ”. They Ave Gems. i Those Se Serer Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00,'$1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter & Johnson's. dig Games, Story Books and . Picture} Books cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s. A Useful Ar article, " We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts eyer shown in All the Jate patterns in hag twin 4 Percale, Silk, Silk-mixtnre, ras, a dead lag in shirts. ~ Canter & JouNSTON. Hot Stuf "Stuff. Those Men's Overcoats and Ulsters fer $10-:: “hh Garter’ § Febeaotietsa % ; . better. advantage te "Fannie Labo: of Vala isiting Nevada City friends. Be pion mine went to San Francisco to day. . . Mr.and Mrs. Baward Martin gna} . Charles Leavitt went toForbestown 1 to. day. Phil Bradley of ‘ibe Spanish mine has. goneto San Francisco to spend the winter. holidays. E. B. Grissel, the Washington merchant, went. to ‘Sacramento today on business. * ‘ou his way from Downieville te San Francisco. Miss Ethel Mulloy, a student at Mills College, arrived this evening to . , Spend the holiday vacation. Mrs. Richard Pierce and son atrived here today on a visit to the lady’s parents, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. H. Smith, Mrs. Charles Ashburn, who has been at San Francisco and Sacramento ‘for the benefit of her health, will be home tonight. Chas. Cairns and J. McIntosh of the -. Spanish mine are bere'to spend Christmas. They. will leave here in about six weeks for Dyea. 4 Mining. Undertaker. The Appeal says that Alex. McCone of Virginia City was in Carson the other day. Mr. McCone for some years past has been an extensive dealer in second hand mining machinery. He has a for the machinery of a mine after the bats and owls have begun to roost in the dismantled hoisting works. The machinery is taken to his foundry and in a few weeks itis as good as new. When McCone appears on the scene of adead mine and begins to take charge of the machinery the miners say: the undertaker.” : He proceeds to lay out the corpse of the dead industry and holds inquest on the remains. Eat, Drink and Be Merry. Lammon & Davis, proprietors of the Gilt Edge saloon at-the corner of Broad and Pine streets, serve patrons with the best of everything in their line. During the holidays they will make a specialty of fancy drinks of every kind Fine eggnog and Tom and Jerry one Christmas. Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey supper will be served, to which all are invited. 22-3t Plenty of Nice 2 Things Left. Nothwithstanding t! ibe immense busi ness done by Luetje & Brand during the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods in the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are 89 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 18-5 ~“LEUBRJE & BRAND'S. Turkey Raffle, The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be ratiied off every evening at the Free Coinacz Satoon, Commercial street. d21-tf _ Steady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally usefal 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 0@F H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. d3 Cats; on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street. grocer. ; tf A Nice Toy Is allright. But one of those $6 00’ al-} [e sters with a high collar for the boy is At Carter& Johnston's. 413 a Lime ! Lime ! ~ JOHN JEFFERIESFirst-class: Lime For Bor oe or pane gy wats aeeting ling wil E. H. Bourne was in teins Jast night maa Wy Tikareras Wena 9 hs Busoindetd rood epared to thks andes to beok of pgs a abs: business. The Miners Foundry bas ‘been rons = é ". days on some mining work. Degerteietiii Ghisse of tie Gackt : Our report from the Tai eeaclack ‘Weether Bureau says that the cold and ‘The thermometer continues “to ratige . mornings. Jost the came ‘as » at Los Angeles. Jolin Seart baa dees some photo: graphs of the new Washington svhoolR. Haviland Turner, who is studyiug . house, and the handsome, large struc. the safe of the Lick livery stable, stole ial meeting last night and elected Miss . #¥ 4t San Francisco, is home for the. tare looms up in grand style. Se A Couple of Fine > Windows, Those that went nt down’ Broad hia yesterday had the pleasure of seeing as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, . : Jewelry and Silverware by ‘Tug. Faanx . . GOLDEN. Jeweiay Company as is ever shown in large cities. ents would do well to call on them! as ". they have an elegant stock. 20 ms eres Night Schoul. ~ Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their night school Monday evening, Jan. 3, 1898.— This will be a good time tobegin. All. teemed citizens of this county. He is a thorough business map, of sterling branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examination, ‘dao-tt Union Livery Stable, Main st, opp. Unton Hotel, Henry Lane, = = rape foundry in*Virginia City and pays cash Bit finest turn-outs in the county, and baa leg cut off by a runaway on I saheihe Open day and night $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power mpany offers the above reward for sat nil COMMIEAON OF aa heats bak conviction of any: ties found tampering or interf Leger Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or col be a strong current.on our wires, and parties meddling with them do so at their own risk. Micajer® Neva panes, r ity c Power Ouaeeg: ee re Stable, JAMES HENSESSY, e Prop’r. The Empire Liver sted Reger Stable bas the largest HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. at Bu not Teams with el ies, Wi and pees v0 et at terms. On reasonable The horses are free fro style, and capable of going tleman cares to drive. DOCTORS . STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment. by Inhalation, ces, of good ae any gen 1329 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pe. FoR Consumption, x Bronchitis, Dysentery. Catarr — jayfever Debility, Headache, Rheumatism, . Neuraigia, AND ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Gompound Oxy; ygen a thatof Drs, grartey ind Fale lo and Nitrogen wag mere the elements of Oxygen i, MAGNETZEDi andthe compound is eondensed aud : tade portable that 1f le sent all over the or It has been in use for more than twenty . thousands of Le dost have heen tr vent — r one thousand physicians have used it, and mended it—every Signi t fact. ; "iedsca not act ag und be: pgen ering 2 ar ment, neflitting one organ the “expense of another, often requiri:.g a second Dut Oc prea oes si ¥ italic ig ant 2om x: 2 mFe zer, kenew10g lechathaain Tinvigoreting the whole body. teat munis, P Babli oor mun jane dar to these it 4 ion. er . a of our it has given to a host of{ mitator:, iat ate atin jating stim ials ane ahamea ot ont ponedier te nd wet les sonese. s. But ‘om @ Oxyee “COM OUND OXYGER178 poor ks le tere pet, : ve agent, m aa to this er . and s record of surprising cures in « wide range : ing. ‘Tt is supposed Great Britain op7 a ‘. poses division of the country. Rus. mercial street infront of thar place of from 22 to 28: degrees above zero these . *~ -. $160, then locked the safe again. ‘Verdict exonerating Owens who shot Those intending buying Xmas pres‘Bapervisors of Mendocino county met and declared the office of Sheriff vacant. J:.H. Smith was appointed Sheraire malster, L. O. Huck of Chicago, at“The mina is.dead now. Here comes {any form, ehape or manner with the . tempted suicide at thé Keeley Institute UW ATENERGL. Pies oe des tice iii (Hither Mink tedacea. Sls ‘allowance to ‘nection with the fight at the National . ‘ldaho Gamblers Win their Fisht _. in the anti-gambling case, holding that : Cat in. Twain? ates t north coast of Shan Tung,as a wurnsia has offered to make China a loan’ with ‘which to pay off the indempity arising from the ‘war with Japan. It is believed Japan and serve, China from disintregation and to establish a protectorate over Central A Slick Burglary, San Jose, December 22.—Last night a burglar worked the combination on The coroner’s jury today returned a Hennessey believing. him to be a chicken thief. ~ Mendocino’ New Sheriff Uxtan, December 22.—The Board, of yesterday at the courthouse at Ukiah iff to succeed J. R. Johnson. Smith is one of the best known and highly esintegrity and well qualified for the office. He isa brother of 0. P. Smith, chairman of the Board of Supervisors; Lost a Leg. Sacramento, Dec. 22d:—This afternoon a boy named Willie Moore had a ‘A Foolish Youth Denver, December 22—Henry F. Huck, aged 25, the son of the millionhere, taking morphine because his $1000 per annum. His condition is critical. Jim Barry Set Free. Lonpon, December 22.—Jimmy Barry of Chicago, the bantam-weight champion, and the others arrested in conSporting Club on December 6th last, which resulted in the death of Croot, have been released from custody, the public prosecutor refusing te take up the case. dilted a: Faithful Lover. ~ ae Flowery = h ” New Yous December 22-—-A diecatek : : from Sbanghai says: The British squad';Pom will make a demonstration off the Acie Bee of a Suck ~— “Eachange Member, cect teem New York, Dec. 22,—Arthur Morris, aged 72 years and a member of the Stock Exchange, was found dead in his bed at the Winthrop hotel this morning. Theré was a cut over his left eye and he hed evidently been killed with a heavy ‘instrament. A hammer with blood on it was found in the bath-tub near his room. Morris had lived at the hotel with his wife and ‘. Brgland ane acting in concert to pre‘daughter for ten years. ‘San. dose Stil Sofferin3, » San Jose, December 22—The cold wave continues. “The minimam ther. mometer is ‘25 as against 28 yesterday. The cold dry weather is retarding both plowing and seeding. Palled For Over $4,000,000 Meizovrns, Australia, December 22. —C. H. James has failed for £850,000 ($4,250,000). The cause of his troubles af is said to be the bursting of the land boom. A Cold-Blooded Physician Reno, Nev., December 22.—The Board of Commissioners for the care of the indigent insane for the State of Nevada have investigated the charges of Henry Wood. Wood charged that Superin-. X tendent Bergstein was in the habit of throwing the brains of deceased patients on whom he held autopsies into the Truckee river, and kept a corpse last summer until it became disgustingly offensive. Wood succeeded in proving his charges—in fact Dr. Bergstein admitted telling an attendant at one time to throw the brains in the river. For Robin Hood Whisky Go to Britland’s Council Chamber. 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. Typewriters They, Educate as Well as Please. . Provide the children with the means $0 obtain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ‘a moderate outlay that secures a profitableinvestment for your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO., Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Torexa, Kan., Dec. 22.—Reuben Lane, ' a rugged man, walked on crutches from Barnsborough, Pa., to. Topeka, a distance’of 597 miles, tomarry Mrs. Eliza A. Parker. When he arrived she réfased.té bavehim. He has employed . @ lawyer and will commence action for breach ‘of promise. Heis a widower, * 83 years of age, and she isa widow, 60 years of. age. They became engaged through @ matrimonial agency. It took. Lane thirty-six days to make the trip. +O* 2 Boise, Idaho, December 22.—The Supreme Court has thrown out the appeal it has no jurisdiction, as the-State cannot appeal from a judgment of the lower court in favor of the defendant. The lower courts have invariably decided the auti-gambling law to be invalid, and the action of the Supreme Court in refusing to disturb these decisions gives the gamblers a free kena Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. g For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, gy By to the hazard of occupation, from 29.00 a week, when una to work through being . hurt accidentILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed $208.00 to $650,00. WILL OPAY $10.00 a week, when you are bas os unable to work. L PAY $100.00 ¢= funeral expenses. WILE P PAY, if FR lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $188.00 to $434.00, Absolute Protection tothe members upon ing $5.00 life merabership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues net of Life Insurance, pay ing from $1000 to $5000 in case of death, and $5.00 per $1000 per week for accident and sickness; also a 15 year id up ley, paying 2000 at death or $1000 at e of 15 years; ee 00 per weekgor accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You Fre mpwid Pr a esr Yaa when you sab accident. “The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is yxeinently the La: and Stron, dent and Health Er lason in t Susnei pes 7 yor $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 ite members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, in Idaho. Secretary and General Ma er, 2 * San Srancieon, Cal. A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT deems BE, FOUND AT Millinery Goods ‘ ra Our Ghird Friday %& 88 (Surprise. Sale, On the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in to all who call. LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street. ph ae Tee? aa Lee — mee tr mere ~ Mast Be Closed Out: This Wek AIL Dolls, Toys” ee & ale LESS THAN COST. VW. ET. betrothed taal Good Things for Sy Christmas Dinner OOo EDCOD LOO COR COO SOR DCO DRC COR FOND Mince Meat, Cranberries, od 3 Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN HOOD Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer, India Relish, Chutney. Ht wt ot INGREDIENTS FOR: MAKING MINCE MEAT Af HOME (%} BP Y Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Oranze Pez2l, Boiled Cider. ‘WOLF, The Cash Grocer. TRISTE SESE Sess! S ESS ees shal Se Seg) Sc Secs Scr 1+) Cin ISA To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE. STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE, =, SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. & i } + LM Me NL SY, SL Sees 4S ZS AS ee ieee: ON Kerk TAs, Oly 20) ar 5 (a), Wyre =~ rences— My Patrons. Rartman— “Prince of Cutters” ws NO STALE Goons. Oeeecoeoore oe I receive fr2sh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is eguatantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy 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. aS Holiday Goods _— —»> "J —~> << <r — —» J —~? ~— 4 —" —— ——2 —» —2 —> —~» —~ > —~-? —~D —» —~2 — — 7 lp _ —»_ = . PICDEBOIS,. 3 = Renowned 3 = fst Cigar tt = = Packed in Snail here for the = = Christmas Festival. = CUMULUS =

and eat a Pair ‘for a5, 3 Pair for orth $r,5 Cents each, at 25: cents. Ss. S.~ slay Per hts, <i ‘STORE, © MANAGER. Store, 4 Soods for IY, tas 24 EAR, ETC. gents Sor. EMER . Be ¢ World. . fully Fitted and. ae wo-clasp Kid be beat. ADE 3. be a a or Ladies and en's . a ident choir of extol singday evening at the corner of Mill Lage Main streets. The Board of itducation hela @ spec-. ' . Sadie Clauson'to fill the vacancy in the Boston Ravine primary school occasioned by the resignation of Miss Florence Barry. THE RIGHT PLAGE TO BUY Your Fancy Groceries an and Provisions for Christmas, Don't forget: that :W. G. Richands, who keeps the urocery store next door to the City Hall, not only keeps a store _ but that he keeps constantly in stock the Lest and freshest goods in his line of:business. His assortment of fancy —*: and luxuries is large and Sieaee sequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the least money. Mince meat, plum pudding, cranberries und other essential . ’ articles for holiday cooking can be had at his store at the lowest prices. Give him @ gall. © The: Late Barney: I Fiannagan. Last evening’s Virgin Virginia City Chroniele says ; The remains. of the late Barney Flannagan were shipped from Den_ ver for Virginia this morning, and they are expected to,arrive here on Thursday. ey are being brought here by the kmen, ‘the deceased being a : savator of Bhilvy Cota a: 0: UL W. Studying Music. Andy. Hampel won a fine music box ‘fii a raffle at Towle and'sent it over as a Christmas present to his friend, George ©. Gaylord. Mr. Gaylord is trying his best to learn to play it, but is kept. so busy selling groceries he does not get much time. A False » Alarm. Mrs. H. Tucker who lives in Postmaster Carr’s honse thought: she heard " burgiare prowling around last night and gave the alarm from an upstairs window. Neighbors came to the rescue but did not see the robbers, Some Good Skating. There was a heavy coating of ice today on the Mountaineer reservoir. A ‘ mumber of young men went out there and skated until the sun got high in the heavens ‘and the ice began to get soft. * Dancing Ci Ciub ub Tonight. Tonight the Royal Ds Dancing club will hold their second soiree at Odd Fellows hall. The club now nunbers about -eighty members. .Candy and Christmas Novelties. /A. Tam, Pine street, has a splendid «stock of the finest fresh candy, nuts and novelties for the Christmas trade, and is selling at lower prices than ever. He ulso has a_nice lot of Christmas ornaments. ; d22-8t Nicé, Goods and id Lots of Them. A Bidimethil’s store store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled. with a fine stock, imciuding. many articles expressly for’ the holidays. d22-3t ‘No Cure—No Pay.~ That is the way y all druggists sell GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma_laria, Chills:aud Fever. It is simply . Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children ‘iéve it. Adaits preter it to bitter, nauseating Tonics, Price 25 cents, jy} Ccziuckn teibit sense aud novelties, at bsteasaspcanta tae ; dé dE a Mae aad area anit ”. They Ave Gems. i Those Se Serer Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00,'$1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter & Johnson's. dig Games, Story Books and . Picture} Books cheap as dirt, at Dickerman’s. A Useful Ar article, " We have the latest and Largest stock of Fancy Shirts eyer shown in All the Jate patterns in hag twin 4 Percale, Silk, Silk-mixtnre, ras, a dead lag in shirts. ~ Canter & JouNSTON. Hot Stuf "Stuff. Those Men's Overcoats and Ulsters fer $10-:: “hh Garter’ § Febeaotietsa % ; . better. advantage te "Fannie Labo: of Vala isiting Nevada City friends. Be pion mine went to San Francisco to day.. . . Mr.and Mrs. Baward Martin gna} . Charles Leavitt went toForbestown 1 to. day. Phil Bradley of ‘ibe Spanish mine has. goneto San Francisco to spend the winter. holidays. E. B. Grissel, the Washington merchant, went. to ‘Sacramento today on business. * ‘ou his way from Downieville te San Francisco. Miss Ethel Mulloy, a student at Mills College, arrived this evening to . , Spend the holiday vacation. Mrs. Richard Pierce and son atrived here today on a visit to the lady’s parents, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. H. Smith, Mrs. Charles Ashburn, who has been at San Francisco and Sacramento ‘for the benefit of her health, will be home tonight. Chas. Cairns and J. McIntosh of the -. Spanish mine are bere'to spend Christmas. They. will leave here in about six weeks for Dyea. 4 Mining. Undertaker. The Appeal says that Alex. McCone of Virginia City was in Carson the other day. Mr. McCone for some years past has been an extensive dealer in second hand mining machinery. He has a for the machinery of a mine after the bats and owls have begun to roost in the dismantled hoisting works. The machinery is taken to his foundry and in a few weeks itis as good as new. When McCone appears on the scene of adead mine and begins to take charge of the machinery the miners say: the undertaker.” : He proceeds to lay out the corpse of the dead industry and holds inquest on the remains. Eat, Drink and Be Merry. Lammon & Davis, proprietors of the Gilt Edge saloon at-the corner of Broad and Pine streets, serve patrons with the best of everything in their line. During the holidays they will make a specialty of fancy drinks of every kind Fine eggnog and Tom and Jerry one Christmas. Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey supper will be served, to which all are invited. 22-3t Plenty of Nice 2 Things Left. Nothwithstanding t! ibe immense busi ness done by Luetje & Brand during the past week they still have on hand the largest and most elegant lot of goods in the line of diamonds, watches, silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown in this city. Their prices are 89 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 18-5 ~“LEUBRJE & BRAND'S. Turkey Raffle, The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be ratiied off every evening at the Free Coinacz Satoon, Commercial street. d21-tf _ Steady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally usefal 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 0@F H. Dickerman sells handsome presents at moderate prices. d3 Cats; on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street. grocer. ; tf A Nice Toy Is allright. But one of those $6 00’ al-} [e sters with a high collar for the boy is At Carter& Johnston's. 413 a Lime ! Lime ! ~ JOHN JEFFERIESFirst-class: Lime For Bor oe or pane gy wats aeeting ling wil E. H. Bourne was in teins Jast night maa Wy Tikareras Wena 9 hs Busoindetd rood epared to thks andes to beok of pgs a abs: business. The Miners Foundry bas ‘been rons = é ". days on some mining work. Degerteietiii Ghisse of tie Gackt : Our report from the Tai eeaclack ‘Weether Bureau says that the cold and ‘The thermometer continues “to ratige . mornings. Jost the came ‘as » at Los Angeles. Jolin Seart baa dees some photo: graphs of the new Washington svhoolR. Haviland Turner, who is studyiug . house, and the handsome, large struc. the safe of the Lick livery stable, stole ial meeting last night and elected Miss . #¥ 4t San Francisco, is home for the. tare looms up in grand style. Se A Couple of Fine > Windows, Those that went nt down’ Broad hia yesterday had the pleasure of seeing as fine a show of Watches, Diamonds, . : Jewelry and Silverware by ‘Tug. Faanx . . GOLDEN. Jeweiay Company as is ever shown in large cities. ents would do well to call on them! as ". they have an elegant stock. 20 ms eres Night Schoul. ~ Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their night school Monday evening, Jan. 3, 1898.— This will be a good time tobegin. All. teemed citizens of this county. He is a thorough business map, of sterling branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examination, ‘dao-tt Union Livery Stable, Main st, opp. Unton Hotel, Henry Lane, = = rape foundry in*Virginia City and pays cash Bit finest turn-outs in the county, and baa leg cut off by a runaway on I saheihe Open day and night $100 Reward. The Nevada County Electric Power mpany offers the above reward for sat nil COMMIEAON OF aa heats bak conviction of any: ties found tampering or interf Leger Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or col be a strong current.on our wires, and parties meddling with them do so at their own risk. Micajer® Neva panes, r ity c Power Ouaeeg: ee re Stable, JAMES HENSESSY, e Prop’r. The Empire Liver sted Reger Stable bas the largest HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. at Bu not Teams with el ies, Wi and pees v0 et at terms. On reasonable The horses are free fro style, and capable of going tleman cares to drive. DOCTORS . STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment. by Inhalation, ces, of good ae any gen 1329 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pe. FoR Consumption, x Bronchitis, Dysentery. Catarr — jayfever Debility, Headache, Rheumatism, . Neuraigia,

AND ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Gompound Oxy; ygen a thatof Drs, grartey ind Fale lo and Nitrogen wag mere the elements of Oxygen i, MAGNETZEDi andthe compound is eondensed aud : tade portable that 1f le sent all over the or It has been in use for more than twenty . thousands of Le dost have heen tr vent — r one thousand physicians have used it, and mended it—every Signi t fact. ; "iedsca not act ag und be: pgen ering 2 ar ment, neflitting one organ the “expense of another, often requiri:.g a second Dut Oc prea oes si ¥ italic ig ant 2om x: 2 mFe zer, kenew10g lechathaain Tinvigoreting the whole body. teat munis, P Babli oor mun jane dar to these it 4 ion. er . a of our it has given to a host of{ mitator:, iat ate atin jating stim ials ane ahamea ot ont ponedier te nd wet les sonese. s. But ‘om @ Oxyee “COM OUND OXYGER178 poor ks le tere pet, : ve agent, m aa to this er . and s record of surprising cures in « wide range : ing. ‘Tt is supposed Great Britain op7 a ‘. poses division of the country. Rus. mercial street infront of thar place of from 22 to 28: degrees above zero these . *~ -. $160, then locked the safe again. ‘Verdict exonerating Owens who shot Those intending buying Xmas pres‘Bapervisors of Mendocino county met and declared the office of Sheriff vacant. J:.H. Smith was appointed Sheraire malster, L. O. Huck of Chicago, at“The mina is.dead now. Here comes {any form, ehape or manner with the . tempted suicide at thé Keeley Institute UW ATENERGL. Pies oe des tice iii (Hither Mink tedacea. Sls ‘allowance to ‘nection with the fight at the National . ‘ldaho Gamblers Win their Fisht _. in the anti-gambling case, holding that : Cat in. Twain? ates t north coast of Shan Tung,as a wurnsia has offered to make China a loan’ with ‘which to pay off the indempity arising from the ‘war with Japan. It is believed Japan and serve, China from disintregation and to establish a protectorate over Central A Slick Burglary, San Jose, December 22.—Last night a burglar worked the combination on The coroner’s jury today returned a Hennessey believing. him to be a chicken thief. ~ Mendocino’ New Sheriff Uxtan, December 22.—The Board, of yesterday at the courthouse at Ukiah iff to succeed J. R. Johnson. Smith is one of the best known and highly esintegrity and well qualified for the office. He isa brother of 0. P. Smith, chairman of the Board of Supervisors; Lost a Leg. Sacramento, Dec. 22d:—This afternoon a boy named Willie Moore had a ‘A Foolish Youth Denver, December 22—Henry F. Huck, aged 25, the son of the millionhere, taking morphine because his $1000 per annum. His condition is critical. Jim Barry Set Free. Lonpon, December 22.—Jimmy Barry of Chicago, the bantam-weight champion, and the others arrested in conSporting Club on December 6th last, which resulted in the death of Croot, have been released from custody, the public prosecutor refusing te take up the case. dilted a: Faithful Lover. ~ ae Flowery = h ” New Yous December 22-—-A diecatek : : from Sbanghai says: The British squad';Pom will make a demonstration off the Acie Bee of a Suck ~— “Eachange Member, cect teem New York, Dec. 22,—Arthur Morris, aged 72 years and a member of the Stock Exchange, was found dead in his bed at the Winthrop hotel this morning. Theré was a cut over his left eye and he hed evidently been killed with a heavy ‘instrament. A hammer with blood on it was found in the bath-tub near his room. Morris had lived at the hotel with his wife and ‘. Brgland ane acting in concert to pre‘daughter for ten years. ‘San. dose Stil Sofferin3, » San Jose, December 22—The cold wave continues. “The minimam ther. mometer is ‘25 as against 28 yesterday. The cold dry weather is retarding both plowing and seeding. Palled For Over $4,000,000 Meizovrns, Australia, December 22. —C. H. James has failed for £850,000 ($4,250,000). The cause of his troubles af is said to be the bursting of the land boom. A Cold-Blooded Physician Reno, Nev., December 22.—The Board of Commissioners for the care of the indigent insane for the State of Nevada have investigated the charges of Henry Wood. Wood charged that Superin-. X tendent Bergstein was in the habit of throwing the brains of deceased patients on whom he held autopsies into the Truckee river, and kept a corpse last summer until it became disgustingly offensive. Wood succeeded in proving his charges—in fact Dr. Bergstein admitted telling an attendant at one time to throw the brains in the river. For Robin Hood Whisky Go to Britland’s Council Chamber. 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. Typewriters They, Educate as Well as Please.. . Provide the children with the means $0 obtain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ‘a moderate outlay that secures a profitableinvestment for your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO., Sand 5 Front St., San Francisco. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Torexa, Kan., Dec. 22.—Reuben Lane, ' a rugged man, walked on crutches from Barnsborough, Pa., to. Topeka, a distance’of 597 miles, tomarry Mrs. Eliza A. Parker. When he arrived she réfased.té bavehim. He has employed . @ lawyer and will commence action for breach ‘of promise. Heis a widower, * 83 years of age, and she isa widow, 60 years of. age. They became engaged through @ matrimonial agency. It took. Lane thirty-six days to make the trip. +O* 2 Boise, Idaho, December 22.—The Supreme Court has thrown out the appeal it has no jurisdiction, as the-State cannot appeal from a judgment of the lower court in favor of the defendant. The lower courts have invariably decided the auti-gambling law to be invalid, and the action of the Supreme Court in refusing to disturb these decisions gives the gamblers a free kena Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. g For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, gy By to the hazard of occupation, from 29.00 a week, when una to work through being . hurt accidentILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed $208.00 to $650,00. WILL OPAY $10.00 a week, when you are bas os unable to work. L PAY $100.00 ¢= funeral expenses. WILE P PAY, if FR lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $188.00 to $434.00, Absolute Protection tothe members upon ing $5.00 life merabership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues net of Life Insurance, pay ing from $1000 to $5000 in case of death, and $5.00 per $1000 per week for accident and sickness; also a 15 year id up ley, paying 2000 at death or $1000 at e of 15 years; ee 00 per weekgor accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You Fre mpwid Pr a esr Yaa when you sab accident. “The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is yxeinently the La: and Stron, dent and Health Er lason in t Susnei pes 7 yor $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 ite members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, in Idaho. Secretary and General Ma er, 2 * San Srancieon, Cal. A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT deems BE, FOUND AT Millinery Goods ‘ ra Our Ghird Friday %& 88 (Surprise. Sale, On the 24th instant, when Great Bargains will be offered in to all who call. LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street. ph ae Tee? aa Lee — mee tr mere ~ Mast Be Closed Out: This Wek AIL Dolls, Toys” ee & ale LESS THAN COST. VW. ET. betrothed taal Good Things for Sy Christmas Dinner OOo EDCOD LOO COR COO SOR DCO DRC COR FOND Mince Meat, Cranberries, od 3 Mount Rouge Claret, TAKE Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN HOOD Stuffed Mangoes, For an Appetizer, India Relish, Chutney. Ht wt ot INGREDIENTS FOR: MAKING MINCE MEAT Af HOME (%} BP Y Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Oranze Pez2l, Boiled Cider. ‘WOLF, The Cash Grocer. TRISTE SESE Sess! S ESS ees shal Se Seg) Sc Secs Scr 1+) Cin ISA To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE. STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE, =, SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. & i } + LM Me NL SY, SL Sees 4S ZS AS ee ieee: ON Kerk TAs, Oly 20) ar 5 (a), Wyre =~ rences— My Patrons. Rartman— “Prince of Cutters” ws NO STALE Goons. Oeeecoeoore oe I receive fr2sh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is eguatantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy 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. aS Holiday Goods _— —»> "J —~> << <r — —» J —~? ~— 4 —" —— ——2 —» —2 —> —~» —~ > —~-? —~D —» —~2 — — 7 lp _ —»_ = . PICDEBOIS,. 3 = Renowned 3 = fst Cigar tt = = Packed in Snail here for the = = Christmas Festival. = CUMULUS =