December 23, 1896 (4 pages)

AAPL LEGALS A TTI CN ara NERA NOT. : : THE _ TRANSCRIP 7) A GREAT SaNiNG. [recy ARRANGED MARKET. “PERSOHAL POINTERS, Ml : : L : ilehed Bent. e: Many in Yuba County That sa : $ of Meats in the City. Doings and Intentions. satis : ~ chases at Laster & Crawford's play . ‘ : so ; . : E we aa of in we snatlirathasnanis Prun-. ‘The stock of Holiday Goods at the. By tomorrow night cevercial steeet. Miss Lena Hitchcock, who has been — in the ‘mines of Oalifornia, L. Hyman & Co. were arraigned on the. ati of mur. r : < wo, . famous establishment of Mrs. Lester . Keystone market on Commercial stree visiting friends 'in this city, teft today . 4.ponding of claims and the prospect-. der and che Aad guilty. The court however insisted on giv{ WEDNESDAY...DEC. 23, 1896. &O ii 4 immense. They . will present an exceedingly attractive f , it that th were acy: He eee ie ok ick tk tank Wook taupearaice, While the above ficm. (Or 5 Newest Mayoes Lingo quarts. lode in many. Dies) ice thenr a trisl Witt h the “resu ey “were acquit Ee “BUSINESS. NOTICES. {HOO Po ge greg er big atack of” goods . has one of thé best appointed markets gen rege ocean dae reat: he cai Sa ae “Ay State . The evidence showed that he murdered . poor BONNY MULE: <. inacold, which gre being sold at un-. in the city at all times error more}, J; beflebert was down from Moore's!. boom greater then they have experi-. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and there was 10 . tion ge Ps heard’ ‘of bargains. Among thé goods been made to.make it especially more Flat yesterday. ced in thirty yea icularly in. them for that. des in tl Branches of Business Not Mentioned in. suitable tor presents will be found a. so during Chititanas toe Saal Xp Temes 5 inlalap asaya suey url ye mi Lee no We now propose to do it again. We've not tor ' Our Review. Yesterday. . beautiful lot of Japanese and bamboo . Years. Their Christmas disp ay ' . are down from North Bloomfield. quiry for farming land at present,. ly say that from this time till further hon articles, toilet articles and a fine line of . fine meats this season will rival-any-. . ) potepandG, Porter came down ii wadonbtedly tras that ut simp y sayt h Ce i let fi alwa i In yesterday’s .Transorirr. we made} 45" hese specialties are: worthy . thing of the like heretofore shown : Pike City t ws on talk way 40 though undou ted veins thing in our stores is to go without reserve. a. be t e pen i mention of all the stores and the stocks +1, attention of the public. In the. here. Rows of choice sections of the ating oa af v reaction will lars a ; © yeas mis-. assortment is large. Inside of two weeks: ; . of th ; of goods offered at the different places way of faticy articles their stock is the Siicculent pig transformed into pork, . ° etna sas sien “eoeit Wweuts when good apie ae “E nr oniged : & meni ; Below we have something to say of the. o14.¢ in the city, and the prices. and quantities, of splendid mutton) . © 44. Phe ing tracts elgg pyres amosaal ; pre, Bi hotels,saloons, and other lines of busi-. ) ve, than the same goods can be. and veal greet the eye of market realeten hie eeee ene inate aus over ate ft Aun oher ais “p ey 5 ore i ae ; ness that, were omitted yesterday for! chased in San Francisco.’ If you . shoppers, while the hooks are beevily) sown tbdky on his way to San Franperpen goat eis" da ie a claim ‘ig oR e F gee hee VAs . apace a me otan. ase 1 ent ret tan tn god [Dune with Sey dred and quarter] ve tes biog) CB enccogigetenn fete ur Large Stock. to Grass. Valle : fi Northway & Gay of the'Union Hotel St taton. beet. a P W Tak () L 6 NI ‘a98. y . da: 4 “are making arrangements to give. their pinot hatha Pet &Onaw. The beef handled by Grissel Bros. A Quibk Wedbhiy. : Only a short time boot old oa cae ¢ a é dhs dba iia tia pens guests a royal greeting on: Christmas, orp, on Main street, near the, Union . is of carefully selected stock, which has near efetnacnign en? : sty fe tm : : t The grand dinner’ that will be served . rote), it . been well looked after while being. This morning at 10 o'clock Miss Liz-. bonded by » couple of pine lta’ hal i a a roo raised. Likewise with their pork. The) zie Avery, eldest. daughter of Mrs. Wm, . 77 may ahics se ita on. He ft surpass any . previous efforts .of. the . . ' ; k. hogs designed for Christmas trade have Holmes, was united in marriage with . evelopme . : * i“ cuisine department of that popular : ied ne Neha been raised with much attention. A. Walter R. Wilson of San Francisco,. Two claims near to a hoon paused Neher tore aght fib scr Poh se pene to 4 hog 4 hostelry. The large dining room is] The “Salvation Army has added. Q1,4ic6 jot of mutton’and veal is kept. The weddizig took place at the resi-. ley in this signs gh a se els all a dare irstgcome first serve . 4 ms 4 being beautifully dedorated for the . another to its list of-good works. It/ (1 hand. The firm justly prides itself. gence of William Holmes on Boulder . figures above $20,000 and both ate : i anes i! occasion with evergreen, ferns, mistle. has a bureau for ese ig esas upon the methods employed in its. street, being attended only by relatives —* at be are Raijat mae 1 mer ii toe and red berries. ing friends, and thousands are found) .usage department. The sausage. and a few intimate friends. Rev. J. # 40zen more claim P i At the National Hotel nothing is. every year by means of its agents in. aver in ‘the service of Grissel Bros. gims performed the ceremony. Wil-. ity lying idle. No better a ‘ Gris being left uudone to make tie Christ-. all parts of the world. No charge is/tyoroughly understands his business . jjam Wilson, brother of the groom, was . ©0 be made to attract attention to this , q mas observance a complete success: . made except for postage. But if any having mastered his trade in Germany. {he best. man, and Miss Clara’ Avery, county than the formation a comie 4 ne : Chef Heyer will prepare an elaborate . wish to make a further acknowledg-} The sausages, sausage meat, bologna,. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Peny and the contribution of money . eae ‘ x Ne bill of fare for those who take dinner. ment for such service, the Salvation . Frankturters, headcheese and every-. After the ceremony a nice wedding . With which to prospect and shy : , ‘ AR there. . Army will know where to place the . thing else of that class manufactured . breakfast was served. The bride re. the mineral cha gra 100 — Ee , : a en At the New York Hotel the guests . money where it will do the most good-. 17 him can be relied on as being of} ceived many handsome ‘presents. She . Contribute $20 each and agree to pay$ i will be served with a fine turkey and es } the very best and of carefully selected} is a popular and accomplished young . ® month thereafter for at least one year : ~ . at ©, chicken dinner. send, a wos Coord material. Their hams and bacon are lady, whose numerous friends wish her and place the prospecting in charge Pa ‘ : . i The Central and the City hotels have. A proud Republican papa and his. also of a high grade, the former being. much happiness. Mr. Wilson isa very . ® Practical miner of experience in the d ‘ . prepared to furnish their patrons with. thirteen-year-old boy. called on the. acknowledged to be even of a finer} worthy young man and is engaged in. ™ines of the State the benefit will : : ( le lai Th the very best the market affords, while . speaker; and the youngster, for the. quality than the imported Eastern] pusiness in San Francisco. The happy . e eteat. Will not one or two of our Binet : of G: at Mrs. B. Lutz’s restaurants, Mrs. Al-. want of something Better to say, piped . hams. Their lard is a first-class arti-. couple left on the noon train for that . °terprising men start the movement, sie 8 $45,0 i Nichol’s restaurant and boarding house, . out, “Mr. Maine Reed, we have all of. cle. When in need of anything in the! place, where they intend to make their and the Democrat , will assist. a eee : rived i Solari’s boarding house and Basso’s. your books in our library; and I think above line remember that the Keystone} home. The TRANSCRIPT extends ¢othem eR Ola beaks, : 7 oka i ‘house, the good things customary on. your ‘Scalp Hunters’ is fine !”. Mr. market isa good place to trade, and} its best wishes. Medes ° , o 2) 2 Were. deat! ; Christmas will be providedin' great . Reed explained that he was not the’ the public is invited to call and inspect —aeeeteerm iirc For the best French and American Overstocked With Fall ang . tnter 0.B : plenty. . celebrated Captain Mayne Reed, and. the display of Christmas meats,. At the Congregational Church. . brandies go to A. Isoard & Son. For Ups tenke i All the saloons, and there are about. the boy looked very much disap-. whether purchases.are made OF not. 1t} mbhere will be two beautiful Ohrist-. ince meat and other cookery buy a 40 of them, will serve egg nogg or Tom . pointed. +o ' . mas trees with amagnificent arch span-. Your brandies of the above firm, ooGgs ‘ . snd Jerr, notwithotnaing the bigh. ’ 6. Fzicuon, . MBRRY GHRISTHAS TO ALL, . ine th spece tetvoen thom which wii! ou wast tovave money and et : ‘ Hy price of bros sopad 7 Prog te Sucvk tibia we a, eee be decorated with all kinds of lovely . 800d article. dvtt Cali ir be decorated and fixed up for ve" “gndune ees & al he wet ieee , things. Arrangements have been made ‘ileum tk Mind. f The National Hotel Sends Greeting to ) , Changed His Mind. & & ; casion. of North Bloomfield, have elected the to receive through the telephone appli: ~~. The photographers are apis _ following eriseh a og nee All Its Patrons and Friends, ance information direct from Santa. Attorney-General W. F. Fitzgerald, wk : eee onan Semaine thks Neue eles CG R "A A Wesbes s. 6. RB. . Rector Bros., proprietors of the above . Claus as to the moment he will. arrive . who work em ppt tpe nny oe pica ge Mee heck. Win Besle, WT. Davey . Wel-knowh hotel, extend the: cotpli-/ with hits load of costly presents for the) #.cendiiany ton ths Pepublioan nomi: We have bought more Fall and Winter Goods than the Seis t and Moore are doing fine work. A. McGagin, Fin. Sec’y; W. T. vey, ts of the season to all their friends. . little ones. The old frost-bitten gentle-. nation for Governor in 1898, to suc1 th E Misses Clemo & Davey, and the Mor-. Rec. Sec’y; 8. ©. Bivens, Treas.; W. H. eee eae ieee ie tattée conditien. insh will appear iit his winter garb to. ceed Budd, is now in the field to euccondition of trade warrants, and are determined to sell them B i rison Sisters, dressmakers, are busy . Landrigan, 8. W.; J, Mollen, J. W.; W-. 1 it over has been, aiid ‘the fa-. distribute the presents. Citizens who. ceed Senator Perkins. If he fails to all before next Spring. To accomplish this we must make ao i making suits and Segment ts for Christ-. O, Miller, 8. B.; ne Comming, -J.B.; cilities provided for the convenience . are desirous of surprising their friends . knock Perkins out we presume he will sacrifices, and as a beginning have J. € ue _ mas. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Badger, Mrs. Wm. Glasson, Organist; Dr. E. A. Duand comfort of guests cannot be ex-. will kindly take their presents to the fall back: upon the Governorship— : e the ‘ aes any Bisters, gs pee: po ae “a ph ee ne Ae 3M) tied by any hotel in the interior of. church as early as convenient Thurs-. something he will never get. It is in eee phieoane aioe d. Carkeet, Miss Mary Hosken, amore 4. bide 38 i i day afternoon. A committee will re-. very bad taste, to be very mild, for CUT Ta bn Ty ff be the State. For a long time the National . day @ Ns very mild, : she i oc wae eee Satoon ‘Monopoly. has enjoyed the reputation of setting a. ceive them. Carols will. be sung and . Fitzgerald to form a combination with PRI GA : IN oak LAI i pete ania doward are eae fine table at all times, and this feature . delightful time may” be expected. ‘isgruntled Republicans, Populists Cat: Hi Frank Smith has many orders to fill) It is said that the Code Commissionors ae Lahd Demdebate to: thedrt the. stab ie at his tailor shop, and they are work-. ers have suggested that a license of the proprietors never lose sight of. Everybody invited. age 0G ; vad 8 use “i night and day to turn out the suits pai nnum be levied upon every Extensive preparations are being Sée the Chan OF ths DOOD Ok California. a pee We are offering Men’s Holiday Black Clay WorstedFi ing nig y , pe & made for Christmas. The dining room ee. presume Fitzgerald’s motto is “AnySuits, straight and round cut sacks, also in three-button Si ‘ a — sri 8 sie is eae a sche nese nathan isto be handsomely and appropriately} Mrs. Lester & Crawford have a change . thing or any way to get ee office.” ema ade yma 35 to 44, retailed opts for iN DOLinn : yen od nels te aminoenacse len “. one object in such @ recommendatio® . decorated and will present a most. in-. in their advertisement. today. Reed it . George C. Perkins is the people's choice : ‘eae will make. special sale st ‘TEN rt Ht A nice present for-your wife, mother and that one is. for purpose o viting appeararice. Chef Heyer ie pre-. and see what they have to say. for Senator, and any steps taken to ouit. ge ; ee ores rain gent ibis 2} pnp cneeel etarss Lae sp a paring an elaborate menu for all those. ~ — defeat him: would be anoutrage. _ sc Long Ulsters, fall value #2, tor ‘SIX LOL\ 1s , Singer is one of the machines. in the business and giving it exclu: ; ; : : : Weather Notes. \ ue 5 who intend eating their Christmas dinSee the agent, D. W. Davis. sively to the rich man. If the suggéds: —_ ¥ H i If you want oda, sarsaperilla, of . tion was catried out the sale of liquor . 2° % the hotel, and will serve one of) ‘The weather bulletin from San FranGREAT CLEARANCE SALE sieaiclt oe ae tall egw ae “ st Sos es cons aie ‘ other temperance beverdges for the. would be just as great and the rich a ee pes 20) — says oS Cloudy tocoe HALF DOLLARS. : ‘aan a! > 7 rain ‘ aholidays Bere ren ee oer A) en would bays = monopaly,.of tbe vate banquets. The best. of everything ee iinbtins ~ se ’ Of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Capes 50 Boy's Chinchilla Reefer Coats, 4 to 15, fall : fom : Powell & Daniel. business. It would be a soft thing, will be provided, and an abundance of Helps to Read. : and Cloal value $3.50. We will close them out. ct fow days i Reto sinei gen Gehrig, oi and the sugontion should be knocked th. peel ‘soocuiuiodabions an be poe Pa i aad irceine Serta tern at ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF. og ge . nee 5 ; yomts taerye gene ake eine made for families. Dinner from 5:15 "ab dni all eiolon’ agua’ a ake pontine ge 20 Boys’ Cassimere Knee-Pants Suite; : x : Ton mann a Soc leech Big Sale of Turkeys p. m. to 7:30 p. m d26-3t: . Tent aromatbenk at Tents de Meatr. asec a value $2. They go for ONE DOLLAR. t if yon sae ook your nicest on ; en ere Be cc erent. mo at Lu . in our Cloak Department. ¢ Christmas visit any of the barber! ‘The sale of turkeys this week has Suve the Trouble of Baking, Dri Our stock is immense and they must { shops. ‘The tonsorial artists will fix. yeen unprevadented, About twenty eigen eons . Job PEE. be sold regardless of price. 2 i you up in fine style. loads have been brought to town durCarl Seibt, at the New York bakery,. For fine job printing, of every kind} Our Cloaks and Capes will be reIn every department of our three stores we will make « har t For night lunches tomales are much . ing the past-week, and most of them . >#@S o> display a ac fine . name or description, send your orders. duced during this sale 25 per cent. reduction. ‘ Be i in favor. Remember that Joe Marshal . were sold to, the saloon-keepers, who. °*Kes and pastry. He will have of)in to the Daty Transonier. Fine. less than manufacturers prices. As This is not a sale to make money. We are — i i makes them to perfection. raffled them off. At Bob Simmons’ . #24 for Chistmas a large number. of . work at low prices is the rule at this}we have instructions to close them stocked, hence start in before the Holidays to cut f When your boots or shoes need re-) jjace last night one hundred and well-made mince pies. d23-2t . office. out and will give our customers the : ¥: fi pairing or you want new work made to. twenty-five were disposed of in this res Diunerk: "s ir Devote benefit of them. We mG vied whether eit por oo upon y Bf rder, can have it well done b; ea rey . But remember, this i . prom imvi whether wishing to purchase or no 4 ! i ian & J. Bovey, L. J. rantensn, on +00 Free turkey dinner at the Star and) @has. Genasci of Rosslyn, Wash., is] mence Tania. te pene dy 8 — i eo " John Hook, Philip Hild, John Del“WHEN I began taking Hood’s Sarsa-. Crescent Wine, Rooms, Commercial . here spending the holidays with rela-. will only last until Friday, the 25th, aa . 4 bridge, 8. Pettingill or G. Simmons. panitte & UNe0s recy te ser Wale ve oe. . Sitee’ oe steed a beac < 28-26 ". tives. at12 M., and no later, First come, lov ia Should you need a team or wish to fore I had finished ‘taking four ‘bottles’ Turk nae dublin. Pecos James Brannigan, who was injured . first served, ne i 3 take a drive, you will find fine rigs at. I felt like @ different. person.” Mrs hyn ig bane yx ei at the Harmony mine some time ago,. We have ulso in stock a large assort4 ( = Hennessy’ s, Lane’s,‘Latta’s or Moo-. Joseph Burkhardt, Chicago Park, Cal. Ah Goey, the Chinese merchant on. is able to be around with the aid of a] ment of last year’s cloaks and ulsters me é ney’s livery stables. ate ; bint Pine street, has on hand for Christmas, . cane. which we would be glad to give to those 8 i musement Attract ppaceicteears, \ehive MUNIN: al “. turkeys, a fine line lot of-new crop Galaien wa dacia who are in need of one and unable to , i es avaeygunmacd as oancariated Whaling \Season at Grass Valley. °ley, parsley and all other vege. on : buy it. Please call atthe store. Pe i pany, embracing 1 of the leading} Tidings: Constable Loehr has an . turkeys. d23-2t . of fine.old whiskies, including the faedie <4 or the fi singing, dancing and vaudeville ar-. implement that is a curiosity in this 7 mous Qyrus Noble and Manhatran. A## you in need of a nice Overcoat ?‘ tists of*the country, and with Gracie} Section of the country. It is a dyna-. Wer have a full line of Marysville. Qiub brands, than which there is noth-. {f° you will find just what you want e i Plaisted as the leading comedienne in. mite whaling gun, with harpoon at-. flannel shirts and drawers for $2.75. ing better. They are highly recom-. *t Miizn’s Emporium. Marysville ‘Woolen Mill Goods i the cast, will appear at the Theatre. tachment. The implement was pre-. per suit. Right from themills. At. mended for family and medicinal pursoe é ‘e +f next Monday and Tuesday evenings. . sented to Mr. Loehr by Peter David, a) Carrer & Jounston’s. tf . poses. alvte " Opal and Diamond Rings. . i The company is one of an exclusive . former resident of Grass Valley, now a ara 0 Fi MES ee Teke o look at those beantiful opel f specialty ‘character, earl cones retired: whaler. rae aa ee — — ‘So Cure a Cold In One Day and diamond rings at Leutje & Brand’s, And we sell them at Prices charged at the Mills, These oodsit takes well tn thiscity, wheg ‘the per: Prices Iu Ghee City. vpageeg karl outieath ed sin Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tables. nee are known to all. he Marysville Blankets are the BEST. i} formers are of acompetent class. That AEN A Baby’s Life Saved. T . the troupe contains only first-class A correspondent give the following Come! You are-Welcome. he ping fos srg’ if Ay “My baby at rene Sd he Tweeds and Flanne!s cannot be beat. If you need any«el . people in that line le assured by. the}ptiors of, gronseles: im. Clade City) yo 0 mr sh i oN Mai ee MT, Seen caee Gitte tine ae thing in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole 2) reports of thecompany’s success along Alaska: Flour, 50-Ib. sack, $4; butter, ah the Gihalibniad and Na Cometh Ve te cen Martin, Hunteville, Ala; “agent for Nevada county. i hi the road. PA a aca bes yc ga oi J. Levy has ample help to wait on you Six Tidies Raffled Off. oe sins Le : cog 2 , ?) and show you better bargains than any . sprees ecommend It. : . i it Will Be Sensible. five lbs. salt, 75 cents; bacon, 40 cents . (ino, store in Nevada City. Come and]: The six tidies raffled by Mrs. Zeigler tab sous a We buy for spot cash and can meet all c én sition fe The National Congress of Mothers in . per Ib.; flannel overshirts, §7 50; med-. 1, 01 at the stock before you invest . Wer? Wom by.the following ladies: Mrs. a Leg hysicien, er eee Feti . f Washington will begin February 16th, . ium quality blanket, $15; dried apriyour money elsewhere and regret it afFelix Gillet, Mrs. J. B.Gray, Mrs. W. fot Consommpiion. ‘They will seek Fy i and we.venture the assertion that it. cots and peaches, 25 cents per Ib 1. terwards. gg A word to the wise. : Boardman, Mise Emily Thomas,. 4 it sola by Dickerman & Co Telephone—No. 63, 1 bell, at store No. bells, at ! ee will be one of the most sensible, prac-. !b. can condensed milk, $1 25; and. oui be sufficient. gov Mrs. Henry Lane, Mrs. Chris. Weber. Has « enitegee’ Gall ait Pa re e (da . 53) 3 rh e i tical and illuminating congresses that, other goods in proportion. These Tan BaanoH WONDER, Five Hundred Turkeys. will try to accommodat y ith ¥, OF. NE t), and we . ' women have yet held; for it will be an . prices are about equal to ’49 wae in Commercial Street, — BORN. The la _—_ ; ate ie wi anything i im our. line of j assemblage of feminine experts who. the California mines, 422-9 Be Nevada City, ‘The latest novelty in town. Try goods “~ may desire. uy ' the bout ——_—_ +000 your luck on the bicycle wheel at the} } will know what they are talking a Look Like Scarecrows. 4 ee rr pe Nevade ity, Decl 28, to Fred Duchaine . yijwoukee saloon, and get a turkey 4 / on 8 ae ee Thdings: “Tk the Jed Somtinnes ‘to “Masonic Notice. CO anes aa for 25 cents. Runs every night. 19-5t Country orders promptly filled. Ohe ‘price to all, for ‘ i — ii : . spread, there will not be a mus e. Members of Nevada Chapter, No, 6). ‘Order to Show Cause. oor spot cash only, : Swinging Chairs. left in town. Editor Shoemaker looks} B. M., are tobe held pn attend a pa Karl’s Clover Koot Tea ‘ like an escaped tragedian, while Fred . called meeting held Monday eveeee ys sure cure for Headache and ner-. a. _”_ Switiging, “adjustable chairs, wit . Miller can curl his lip in scorn with. ning, December 2ist. ‘There will be Tuscana ot HLtZABi . °0 ot Headache and ner-. ’ . Wishing all a Merry ae and a Happy New Year, . " sere Ge orgs: ahewd Vacs, latent . twice the éifect that he could last Sat. work in the Mark degree SiGe erisemer Beene auickiy. Sold by Dickerman & Go. . WE are Yours for Fair. Play, Hee : ; a : ies Ww. 2 cree Vivig : for comfort. Kinkead has a line of armgeine pt mee IJ. Hours, Sey. aie testes ies = — : : i rnarny et om came oe Picea” . Se ae HYMA of New York, ; g Turkey.’ Ratffe. 7 . Finder will please leave word at this offive. e 4 yo sa ts sea Coa Gantt ot ens ik wl B i eth. : : soa ne, Heinle wens. fare a oka thom turkey a Hts night parca 8 , Room to Let. . ? Pgs sarily (ae Baek 3 oe Mos figure es we + 7% Ty *". holiday season at Robert Simmons’ sa. Afurnish room ina convenient locality is REGULATORS oF LOW a . Tek wes doo this city. plore A 2 er" 9 4 Le Joon, Pine street. _ al5-tf . ) offered for rent. Inquire at thisoffice, 419 fe eag sty your orders for any kind and they will. , Beg on THE SAFE kak call at Mir-} Christmas Tree, a mera Christmas Goods Cheap. _ Biggest establishitent j in wo: ‘county. Th stot in . ~be promptly attended to. pray mat et ng your hol-. . me children of the. ¢ Catholic Sunday . successiv fA lentil: Ainaieiient of Fancy Goods }OMe; with 72 feet front. VIC Be JH viene, . * "° ‘ Grr one of those “Men'® Ohinchilla . 487 purchéses Ei AE a school will hold a Christmas tree at] vada ity ge Nea y eh ents, etc., can be seen 3 ct Ulsters for $8.75, at Carter & JouNNECKWEAR the. finest and: prettiest Odd Fellews Hall tonight. An excellent pot fool tab Nahe at cost in order . ee CNR caipeininiinst ‘permanente ma “a e STON’S, tf . ever made at Mitter’s Emporis. programme will also be rendered. ~ to close out the stock. a21-1w Commercial Skreet, 1 near ‘Main, fe ak vee Bend Cal. = 4 ‘ . * Seep 2 3

AAPL LEGALS A TTI CN ara NERA NOT. : : THE _ TRANSCRIP 7) A GREAT SaNiNG. [recy ARRANGED MARKET. “PERSOHAL POINTERS, Ml : : L : ilehed Bent. e: Many in Yuba County That sa : $ of Meats in the City. Doings and Intentions. satis : ~ chases at Laster & Crawford's play . ‘ : so ; . : E we aa of in we snatlirathasnanis Prun-. ‘The stock of Holiday Goods at the. By tomorrow night cevercial steeet. Miss Lena Hitchcock, who has been — in the ‘mines of Oalifornia, L. Hyman & Co. were arraigned on the. ati of mur. r : < wo, . famous establishment of Mrs. Lester . Keystone market on Commercial stree visiting friends 'in this city, teft today . 4.ponding of claims and the prospect-. der and che Aad guilty. The court however insisted on giv{ WEDNESDAY.....DEC. 23, 1896. &O ii 4 immense. They . will present an exceedingly attractive f , it that th were acy: He eee ie ok ick tk tank Wook taupearaice, While the above ficm. (Or 5 Newest Mayoes Lingo quarts. lode in many. Dies) ice thenr a trisl Witt h the “resu ey “were acquit Ee “BUSINESS. NOTICES. {HOO Po ge greg er big atack of” goods . has one of thé best appointed markets gen rege ocean dae reat: he cai Sa ae “Ay State . The evidence showed that he murdered . poor BONNY MULE: <. inacold, which gre being sold at un-. in the city at all times error more}, J; beflebert was down from Moore's!. boom greater then they have experi-. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and there was 10 . tion ge Ps heard’ ‘of bargains. Among thé goods been made to.make it especially more Flat yesterday. ced in thirty yea icularly in. them for that. des in tl Branches of Business Not Mentioned in. suitable tor presents will be found a. so during Chititanas toe Saal Xp Temes 5 inlalap asaya suey url ye mi Lee no We now propose to do it again. We've not tor ' Our Review. Yesterday. . beautiful lot of Japanese and bamboo . Years.. Their Christmas disp ay ' . are down from North Bloomfield. quiry for farming land at present,. ly say that from this time till further hon articles, toilet articles and a fine line of . fine meats this season will rival-any-. . ) potepandG, Porter came down ii wadonbtedly tras that ut simp y sayt h Ce i let fi alwa i In yesterday’s .Transorirr. we made} 45" hese specialties are: worthy . thing of the like heretofore shown : Pike City t ws on talk way 40 though undou ted veins thing in our stores is to go without reserve. a. be t e pen i mention of all the stores and the stocks +1, attention of the public. In the. here. Rows of choice sections of the ating oa af v reaction will lars a ; © yeas mis-. assortment is large. Inside of two weeks: ; . of th ; of goods offered at the different places way of faticy articles their stock is the Siicculent pig transformed into pork, . ° etna sas sien “eoeit Wweuts when good apie ae “E nr oniged : & meni ; Below we have something to say of the. o14.¢ in the city, and the prices. and quantities, of splendid mutton) . © 44. Phe ing tracts elgg pyres amosaal ; pre, Bi hotels,saloons, and other lines of busi-. ) ve, than the same goods can be. and veal greet the eye of market realeten hie eeee ene inate aus over ate ft Aun oher ais “p ey 5 ore i ae ; ness that, were omitted yesterday for! chased in San Francisco.’ If you . shoppers, while the hooks are beevily) sown tbdky on his way to San Franperpen goat eis" da ie a claim ‘ig oR e F gee hee VAs . apace a me otan. ase 1 ent ret tan tn god [Dune with Sey dred and quarter] ve tes biog) CB enccogigetenn fete ur Large Stock. to Grass. Valle : fi Northway & Gay of the'Union Hotel St taton. beet. a P W Tak () L 6 NI ‘a98. y . da: 4 “are making arrangements to give. their pinot hatha Pet &Onaw. The beef handled by Grissel Bros. A Quibk Wedbhiy. : Only a short time boot old oa cae ¢ a é dhs dba iia tia pens guests a royal greeting on: Christmas, orp, on Main street, near the, Union . is of carefully selected stock, which has near efetnacnign en? : sty fe tm : : t The grand dinner’ that will be served . rote), it . been well looked after while being. This morning at 10 o'clock Miss Liz-. bonded by » couple of pine lta’ hal i a a roo raised. Likewise with their pork. The) zie Avery, eldest. daughter of Mrs. Wm, . 77 may ahics se ita on. He ft surpass any . previous efforts .of. the . . ' ; k. hogs designed for Christmas trade have Holmes, was united in marriage with . evelopme . : * i“ cuisine department of that popular : ied ne Neha been raised with much attention. A. Walter R. Wilson of San Francisco,. Two claims near to a hoon paused Neher tore aght fib scr Poh se pene to 4 hog 4 hostelry. The large dining room is] The “Salvation Army has added. Q1,4ic6 jot of mutton’and veal is kept. The weddizig took place at the resi-. ley in this signs gh a se els all a dare irstgcome first serve . 4 ms 4 being beautifully dedorated for the . another to its list of-good works. It/ (1 hand. The firm justly prides itself. gence of William Holmes on Boulder . figures above $20,000 and both ate : i anes i! occasion with evergreen, ferns, mistle. has a bureau for ese ig esas upon the methods employed in its. street, being attended only by relatives —* at be are Raijat mae 1 mer ii toe and red berries. ing friends, and thousands are found) .usage department. The sausage. and a few intimate friends. Rev. J. # 40zen more claim P i At the National Hotel nothing is. every year by means of its agents in. aver in ‘the service of Grissel Bros. gims performed the ceremony. Wil-. ity lying idle. No better a ‘ Gris being left uudone to make tie Christ-. all parts of the world. No charge is/tyoroughly understands his business . jjam Wilson, brother of the groom, was . ©0 be made to attract attention to this , q mas observance a complete success: . made except for postage. But if any having mastered his trade in Germany. {he best. man, and Miss Clara’ Avery, county than the formation a comie 4 ne : Chef Heyer will prepare an elaborate . wish to make a further acknowledg-} The sausages, sausage meat, bologna,. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Peny and the contribution of money . eae ‘ x Ne bill of fare for those who take dinner. ment for such service, the Salvation . Frankturters, headcheese and every-. After the ceremony a nice wedding . With which to prospect and shy : , ‘ AR there. . Army will know where to place the . thing else of that class manufactured . breakfast was served. The bride re. the mineral cha gra 100 — Ee , : a en At the New York Hotel the guests . money where it will do the most good-. 17 him can be relied on as being of} ceived many handsome ‘presents. She . Contribute $20 each and agree to pay$ i will be served with a fine turkey and es } the very best and of carefully selected} is a popular and accomplished young . ® month thereafter for at least one year : ~ . at ©, chicken dinner. send, a wos Coord material. Their hams and bacon are lady, whose numerous friends wish her and place the prospecting in charge Pa ‘ : . i The Central and the City hotels have. A proud Republican papa and his. also of a high grade, the former being. much happiness. Mr. Wilson isa very . ® Practical miner of experience in the d ‘ . prepared to furnish their patrons with. thirteen-year-old boy. called on the. acknowledged to be even of a finer} worthy young man and is engaged in. ™ines of the State the benefit will : : ( le lai Th the very best the market affords, while . speaker; and the youngster, for the. quality than the imported Eastern] pusiness in San Francisco. The happy . e eteat. Will not one or two of our Binet : of G: at Mrs. B. Lutz’s restaurants, Mrs. Al-. want of something Better to say, piped . hams. Their lard is a first-class arti-. couple left on the noon train for that . °terprising men start the movement, sie 8 $45,0 i Nichol’s restaurant and boarding house, . out, “Mr. Maine Reed, we have all of. cle. When in need of anything in the! place, where they intend to make their and the Democrat , will assist. a eee : rived i Solari’s boarding house and Basso’s. your books in our library; and I think above line remember that the Keystone} home. The TRANSCRIPT extends ¢othem eR Ola beaks, : 7 oka i ‘house, the good things customary on. your ‘Scalp Hunters’ is fine !”. Mr. market isa good place to trade, and} its best wishes. Medes ° , o 2) 2 Were. deat! ; Christmas will be providedin' great . Reed explained that he was not the’ the public is invited to call and inspect —aeeeteerm iirc For the best French and American Overstocked With Fall ang . tnter 0.B : plenty. . celebrated Captain Mayne Reed, and. the display of Christmas meats,. At the Congregational Church. . brandies go to A. Isoard & Son. For Ups tenke i All the saloons, and there are about. the boy looked very much disap-. whether purchases.are made OF not. 1t} mbhere will be two beautiful Ohrist-. ince meat and other cookery buy a 40 of them, will serve egg nogg or Tom . pointed. +o ' . mas trees with amagnificent arch span-. Your brandies of the above firm, ooGgs ‘ . snd Jerr, notwithotnaing the bigh. ’ 6. Fzicuon, . MBRRY GHRISTHAS TO ALL, . ine th spece tetvoen thom which wii! ou wast tovave money and et : ‘ Hy price of bros sopad 7 Prog te Sucvk tibia we a, eee be decorated with all kinds of lovely . 800d article. dvtt Cali ir be decorated and fixed up for ve" “gndune ees & al he wet ieee , things. Arrangements have been made ‘ileum tk Mind. f The National Hotel Sends Greeting to ) , Changed His Mind. & & ; casion. of North Bloomfield, have elected the to receive through the telephone appli: ~~. The photographers are apis _ following eriseh a og nee All Its Patrons and Friends, ance information direct from Santa. Attorney-General W. F. Fitzgerald, wk : eee onan Semaine thks Neue eles CG R "A A Wesbes s. 6. RB. . Rector Bros., proprietors of the above . Claus as to the moment he will. arrive . who work em ppt tpe nny oe pica ge Mee heck. Win Besle, WT. Davey . Wel-knowh hotel, extend the: cotpli-/ with hits load of costly presents for the) #.cendiiany ton ths Pepublioan nomi: We have bought more Fall and Winter Goods than the Seis t and Moore are doing fine work. A. McGagin, Fin. Sec’y; W. T. vey, ts of the season to all their friends. . little ones. The old frost-bitten gentle-. nation for Governor in 1898, to suc1 th E Misses Clemo & Davey, and the Mor-. Rec. Sec’y; 8. ©. Bivens, Treas.; W. H. eee eae ieee ie tattée conditien. insh will appear iit his winter garb to. ceed Budd, is now in the field to euccondition of trade warrants, and are determined to sell them B i rison Sisters, dressmakers, are busy . Landrigan, 8. W.; J, Mollen, J. W.; W-. 1 it over has been, aiid ‘the fa-. distribute the presents. Citizens who. ceed Senator Perkins. If he fails to all before next Spring. To accomplish this we must make ao i making suits and Segment ts for Christ-. O, Miller, 8. B.; ne Comming, -J.B.; cilities provided for the convenience . are desirous of surprising their friends . knock Perkins out we presume he will sacrifices, and as a beginning have J. € ue _ mas. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Badger, Mrs. Wm. Glasson, Organist; Dr. E. A. Duand comfort of guests cannot be ex-. will kindly take their presents to the fall back: upon the Governorship— : e the ‘ aes any Bisters, gs pee: po ae “a ph ee ne Ae 3M) tied by any hotel in the interior of. church as early as convenient Thurs-. something he will never get. It is in eee phieoane aioe d. Carkeet, Miss Mary Hosken, amore 4. bide 38 i i day afternoon. A committee will re-. very bad taste, to be very mild, for CUT Ta bn Ty ff be the State. For a long time the National . day @ Ns very mild, : she i oc wae eee Satoon ‘Monopoly. has enjoyed the reputation of setting a. ceive them. Carols will. be sung and . Fitzgerald to form a combination with PRI GA : IN oak LAI i pete ania doward are eae fine table at all times, and this feature . delightful time may” be expected. ‘isgruntled Republicans, Populists Cat: Hi Frank Smith has many orders to fill) It is said that the Code Commissionors ae Lahd Demdebate to: thedrt the. stab ie at his tailor shop, and they are work-. ers have suggested that a license of the proprietors never lose sight of. Everybody invited. age 0G ; vad 8 use “i night and day to turn out the suits pai nnum be levied upon every Extensive preparations are being Sée the Chan OF ths DOOD Ok California. a pee We are offering Men’s Holiday Black Clay WorstedFi ing nig y , pe & made for Christmas. The dining room ee. presume Fitzgerald’s motto is “AnySuits, straight and round cut sacks, also in three-button Si ‘ a — sri 8 sie is eae a sche nese nathan isto be handsomely and appropriately} Mrs. Lester & Crawford have a change . thing or any way to get ee office.” ema ade yma 35 to 44, retailed opts for iN DOLinn : yen od nels te aminoenacse len “. one object in such @ recommendatio® . decorated and will present a most. in-. in their advertisement. today. Reed it . George C. Perkins is the people's choice : ‘eae will make. special sale st ‘TEN rt

Ht A nice present for-your wife, mother and that one is. for purpose o viting appeararice. Chef Heyer ie pre-. and see what they have to say. for Senator, and any steps taken to ouit. ge ; ee ores rain gent ibis 2} pnp cneeel etarss Lae sp a paring an elaborate menu for all those. ~ — defeat him: would be anoutrage. _ sc Long Ulsters, fall value #2, tor ‘SIX LOL\ 1s , Singer is one of the machines. in the business and giving it exclu: ; ; : : : Weather Notes. \ ue 5 who intend eating their Christmas dinSee the agent, D. W. Davis. sively to the rich man. If the suggéds: —_ ¥ H i If you want oda, sarsaperilla, of . tion was catried out the sale of liquor . 2° % the hotel, and will serve one of) ‘The weather bulletin from San FranGREAT CLEARANCE SALE sieaiclt oe ae tall egw ae “ st Sos es cons aie ‘ other temperance beverdges for the. would be just as great and the rich a ee pes 20) — says oS Cloudy tocoe HALF DOLLARS. : ‘aan a! > 7 rain ‘ aholidays Bere ren ee oer A) en would bays = monopaly,.of tbe vate banquets. The best. of everything ee iinbtins ~ se ’ Of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Capes 50 Boy's Chinchilla Reefer Coats, 4 to 15, fall : fom : Powell & Daniel. business. It would be a soft thing, will be provided, and an abundance of Helps to Read. : and Cloal value $3.50. We will close them out. ct fow days i Reto sinei gen Gehrig, oi and the sugontion should be knocked th. peel ‘soocuiuiodabions an be poe Pa i aad irceine Serta tern at ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF. og ge . nee 5 ; yomts taerye gene ake eine made for families. Dinner from 5:15 "ab dni all eiolon’ agua’ a ake pontine ge 20 Boys’ Cassimere Knee-Pants Suite; : x : Ton mann a Soc leech Big Sale of Turkeys p. m. to 7:30 p. m d26-3t: . Tent aromatbenk at Tents de Meatr. asec a value $2. They go for ONE DOLLAR. t if yon sae ook your nicest on ; en ere Be cc erent. mo at Lu . in our Cloak Department. ¢ Christmas visit any of the barber! ‘The sale of turkeys this week has Suve the Trouble of Baking, Dri Our stock is immense and they must { shops. ‘The tonsorial artists will fix. yeen unprevadented, About twenty eigen eons . Job PEE. be sold regardless of price. 2 i you up in fine style. loads have been brought to town durCarl Seibt, at the New York bakery,. For fine job printing, of every kind} Our Cloaks and Capes will be reIn every department of our three stores we will make « har t For night lunches tomales are much . ing the past-week, and most of them . >#@S o> display a ac fine . name or description, send your orders. duced during this sale 25 per cent. reduction. ‘ Be i in favor. Remember that Joe Marshal . were sold to, the saloon-keepers, who. °*Kes and pastry. He will have of)in to the Daty Transonier. Fine. less than manufacturers prices. As This is not a sale to make money. We are — i i makes them to perfection. raffled them off. At Bob Simmons’ . #24 for Chistmas a large number. of . work at low prices is the rule at this}we have instructions to close them stocked, hence start in before the Holidays to cut f When your boots or shoes need re-) jjace last night one hundred and well-made mince pies. d23-2t . office. out and will give our customers the : ¥: fi pairing or you want new work made to. twenty-five were disposed of in this res Diunerk: "s ir Devote benefit of them. We mG vied whether eit por oo upon y Bf rder, can have it well done b; ea rey . But remember, this i . prom imvi whether wishing to purchase or no 4 ! i ian & J. Bovey, L. J. rantensn, on +00 Free turkey dinner at the Star and) @has. Genasci of Rosslyn, Wash., is] mence Tania. te pene dy 8 — i eo " John Hook, Philip Hild, John Del“WHEN I began taking Hood’s Sarsa-. Crescent Wine, Rooms, Commercial . here spending the holidays with rela-. will only last until Friday, the 25th, aa . 4 bridge, 8. Pettingill or G. Simmons. panitte & UNe0s recy te ser Wale ve oe. . Sitee’ oe steed a beac < 28-26 ". tives. at12 M., and no later, First come, lov ia Should you need a team or wish to fore I had finished ‘taking four ‘bottles’ Turk nae dublin. Pecos James Brannigan, who was injured . first served, ne i 3 take a drive, you will find fine rigs at. I felt like @ different. person.” Mrs hyn ig bane yx ei at the Harmony mine some time ago,. We have ulso in stock a large assort4 ( = Hennessy’ s, Lane’s,‘Latta’s or Moo-. Joseph Burkhardt, Chicago Park, Cal. Ah Goey, the Chinese merchant on. is able to be around with the aid of a] ment of last year’s cloaks and ulsters me é ney’s livery stables. ate ; bint Pine street, has on hand for Christmas, . cane. which we would be glad to give to those 8 i musement Attract ppaceicteears, \ehive MUNIN: al “. turkeys, a fine line lot of-new crop Galaien wa dacia who are in need of one and unable to , i es avaeygunmacd as oancariated Whaling \Season at Grass Valley. °ley, parsley and all other vege. on : buy it. Please call atthe store. Pe i pany, embracing 1 of the leading} Tidings: Constable Loehr has an . turkeys. d23-2t . of fine.old whiskies, including the faedie <4 or the fi singing, dancing and vaudeville ar-. implement that is a curiosity in this 7 mous Qyrus Noble and Manhatran. A## you in need of a nice Overcoat ?‘ tists of*the country, and with Gracie} Section of the country. It is a dyna-. Wer have a full line of Marysville. Qiub brands, than which there is noth-. {f° you will find just what you want e i Plaisted as the leading comedienne in. mite whaling gun, with harpoon at-. flannel shirts and drawers for $2.75. ing better. They are highly recom-. *t Miizn’s Emporium. Marysville ‘Woolen Mill Goods i the cast, will appear at the Theatre. tachment. The implement was pre-. per suit. Right from themills. At. mended for family and medicinal pursoe é ‘e +f next Monday and Tuesday evenings. . sented to Mr. Loehr by Peter David, a) Carrer & Jounston’s. tf . poses.. alvte " Opal and Diamond Rings. . i The company is one of an exclusive . former resident of Grass Valley, now a ara 0 Fi MES ee Teke o look at those beantiful opel f specialty ‘character, earl cones retired: whaler. rae aa ee — — ‘So Cure a Cold In One Day and diamond rings at Leutje & Brand’s, And we sell them at Prices charged at the Mills, These oodsit takes well tn thiscity, wheg ‘the per: Prices Iu Ghee City. vpageeg karl outieath ed sin Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tables. nee are known to all. he Marysville Blankets are the BEST. i} formers are of acompetent class. That AEN A Baby’s Life Saved. T . the troupe contains only first-class A correspondent give the following Come! You are-Welcome. he ping fos srg’ if Ay “My baby at rene Sd he Tweeds and Flanne!s cannot be beat. If you need any«el . people in that line le assured by. the}ptiors of, gronseles: im. Clade City) yo 0 mr sh i oN Mai ee MT, Seen caee Gitte tine ae thing in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole 2) reports of thecompany’s success along Alaska: Flour, 50-Ib. sack, $4; butter, ah the Gihalibniad and Na Cometh Ve te cen Martin, Hunteville, Ala; “agent for Nevada county. i hi the road. PA a aca bes yc ga oi J. Levy has ample help to wait on you Six Tidies Raffled Off. oe sins Le : cog 2 , ?) and show you better bargains than any . sprees ecommend It. : . i it Will Be Sensible. five lbs. salt, 75 cents; bacon, 40 cents . (ino, store in Nevada City. Come and]: The six tidies raffled by Mrs. Zeigler tab sous a We buy for spot cash and can meet all c én sition fe The National Congress of Mothers in . per Ib.; flannel overshirts, §7 50; med-. 1, 01 at the stock before you invest . Wer? Wom by.the following ladies: Mrs. a Leg hysicien, er eee Feti . f Washington will begin February 16th, . ium quality blanket, $15; dried apriyour money elsewhere and regret it afFelix Gillet, Mrs. J. B.Gray, Mrs. W. fot Consommpiion. ‘They will seek Fy i and we.venture the assertion that it. cots and peaches, 25 cents per Ib 1. terwards. gg A word to the wise. : Boardman, Mise Emily Thomas,. 4 it sola by Dickerman & Co Telephone—No. 63, 1 bell, at store No. bells, at ! ee will be one of the most sensible, prac-. !b. can condensed milk, $1 25; and. oui be sufficient. gov Mrs. Henry Lane, Mrs. Chris. Weber. Has « enitegee’ Gall ait Pa re e (da . 53) 3 rh e i tical and illuminating congresses that, other goods in proportion. These Tan BaanoH WONDER, Five Hundred Turkeys. will try to accommodat y ith ¥, OF. NE t), and we . ' women have yet held; for it will be an . prices are about equal to ’49 wae in Commercial Street, — BORN. The la _—_ ; ate ie wi anything i im our. line of j assemblage of feminine experts who. the California mines, 422-9 Be Nevada City, ‘The latest novelty in town. Try goods “~ may desire. uy ' the bout ——_—_ +000 your luck on the bicycle wheel at the} } will know what they are talking a Look Like Scarecrows. 4 ee rr pe Nevade ity, Decl 28, to Fred Duchaine . yijwoukee saloon, and get a turkey 4 / on 8 ae ee Thdings: “Tk the Jed Somtinnes ‘to “Masonic Notice. CO anes aa for 25 cents. Runs every night. 19-5t Country orders promptly filled. Ohe ‘price to all, for ‘ i — ii : . spread, there will not be a mus e. Members of Nevada Chapter, No, 6).. ‘Order to Show Cause. oor spot cash only, : Swinging Chairs. left in town. Editor Shoemaker looks} B. M., are tobe held pn attend a pa Karl’s Clover Koot Tea ‘ like an escaped tragedian, while Fred . called meeting held Monday eveeee ys sure cure for Headache and ner-. a. _”_ Switiging, “adjustable chairs, wit . Miller can curl his lip in scorn with. ning, December 2ist. ‘There will be Tuscana ot HLtZABi . °0 ot Headache and ner-. ’ . Wishing all a Merry ae and a Happy New Year, . " sere Ge orgs: ahewd Vacs, latent . twice the éifect that he could last Sat. work in the Mark degree SiGe erisemer Beene auickiy. Sold by Dickerman & Go. . WE are Yours for Fair. Play, Hee : ; a : ies Ww. 2 cree Vivig : for comfort. Kinkead has a line of armgeine pt mee IJ. Hours, Sey. aie testes ies = — : : i rnarny et om came oe Picea” . Se ae HYMA of New York, ; g Turkey.’ Ratffe. 7 . Finder will please leave word at this offive. e 4 yo sa ts sea Coa Gantt ot ens ik wl B i eth. : : soa ne, Heinle wens. fare a oka thom turkey a Hts night parca 8 , Room to Let. . ? Pgs sarily (ae Baek 3 oe Mos figure es we + 7% Ty *". holiday season at Robert Simmons’ sa. Afurnish room ina convenient locality is REGULATORS oF LOW a . Tek wes doo this city. plore A 2 er" 9 4 Le Joon, Pine street. _ al5-tf . ) offered for rent. Inquire at thisoffice, 419 fe eag sty your orders for any kind and they will. , Beg on THE SAFE kak call at Mir-} Christmas Tree, a mera Christmas Goods Cheap. _ Biggest establishitent j in wo: ‘county. Th stot in . ~be promptly attended to. pray mat et ng your hol-. . me children of the. ¢ Catholic Sunday . successiv fA lentil: Ainaieiient of Fancy Goods }OMe; with 72 feet front. VIC Be JH viene, . * "° ‘ Grr one of those “Men'® Ohinchilla . 487 purchéses Ei AE a school will hold a Christmas tree at] vada ity ge Nea y eh ents, etc., can be seen 3 ct Ulsters for $8.75, at Carter & JouNNECKWEAR the. finest and: prettiest Odd Fellews Hall tonight. An excellent pot fool tab Nahe at cost in order . ee CNR caipeininiinst ‘permanente ma “a e STON’S, tf . ever made at Mitter’s Emporis. programme will also be rendered. ~ to close out the stock. a21-1w Commercial Skreet, 1 near ‘Main, fe ak vee Bend Cal. = 4 ‘ . * Seep 2 3