December 23, 1897 (4 pages)

. M.A. No U.S. Land ome, : Swaine’ a a — Egeaties ts bey Placer re, paten' Walcott i. Mine, . eo Delaware® the Delete pincer Min Lo Aas rk ie oon} ad fend Oo je their t oft a4 hig Sac ento, in ing the sixty days hereof, or they will b the provisions of ~ ¥ Fred Searls, At orn It is hereby ordere notice of Application ed fora period of six weeks) in the Nevada newspaper published forn' which paper } published nearest a First publication N agiaiarticly MUS GOLD ~ * Cmesion of prit F i Nevada City. Neveds Notice is diately in United Sti retary.at the office Geary street, San F Auy stock upor shall remain weet ember,1897, will = sale at public at before w. the isthday of De delinquent assess ad ising and =“ eine of the s omes—Ho18 Gei Calitese,_ Btookhol Sr urwmatethe. r upon which their ¢ 7 STRAUB. Rovteey bs hereby; as Tea aud the ne dette of Jaunary. By order of the Be ——— Notice f U.S. Land G OTICE is herd named settler tention to make cla and that sa ie Judge of, continuous F aah of said land, Bet, Nevada — ou Bet, tor Lor Nevada ( —— of Nevada ! Nes is her to the Boarc County on the fi) ‘there heard, fora rem Bridgeport Crosi Bridgeport, No Warni ; oye =“ LW Beas 5 1dtie oa thi will not be res she may contrac Nevada City, 3 Adjudica N THE SUPE Lbo County. Stats = the matter Wis. i. Mure} his petition, sci veney, by whic solvent debtor, hereby declarec of theCounty ¢ Receiver to. tt charge and pos and personal, c Insolventdebto jaw exempt fro deeds, vouche and to & Pe the same uj signee of his ef den to pay at po said debtoi fer any proper It is further of said debtor claims as her before the Hoi perior Court: of California, room of sai id County of Ne of December. say. to provet Claims must 1 “rt tis further lished in ye ? newspa) in the city of! oftenas the th the said day s And it is fur time all proc solvent be sta} Dated Dec. i duds w.D. Long, As OME Gf Locatios business, S tion @ eounty, Califc Notice is he the Board ofDecember 189 cents per she stock of ately A Unite tary, at the Front street, Any stock « remain uppa 1998, will b for sale at} ment is made the 3ist day ¢ quent assess vertising am the Board of Office—316} ifornia. N Ests7E ed, N ed E Executrix¢ senna: Pica OTICE ! tothe. Coun on bead, for ‘ toll on the iday articles. _ THE “TRANSCRIPT. “™ Bstablished Sept. 6, 1910. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA . . BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors me ed San THURSDAY Sate eevee * DEC. 23, 1897 WHAT IT MEANS. The tour of the Secretary of Agriculture through the South, made especially for the purpose of ‘studying the conditions and possibilities.of that section, and the advantages of a diversification of its agricultural interests, is in marked contrast with the methods of his Democratic predecessor, and must strike the Democratic as well as Republican farmers of the South and the ‘country in general assuch. It will be remembered that Mr. Wilson’s Democratic predecessor, Secretary Morton, spent most of his time studying up plans to prevent the distribution of seeds to the farmers of the country, discouraging the beet-sugar proposition THE RIGHT “LAGE 10 BUY Your Fancy Groceries an and Provisions for . * Christmas, Don’t forget that W. G. Richards, who keeps the zrocery store next door to the Gity Hall, uot only keeps a store but that he keeps constantly in stock the best and freshest. goods in his line of business. His assortment of fancy groceries and luxuries is large and varied and the goods are all first-class. ‘He is not married to any agencies, consequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the ding, cranberries and other essential bim a call. READY FOR CHRISTMAS. Display. street a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expressly for the holidays. The display aud leaving no record of improvements . will be one that all/should see, the in agricultural conditions in any way. meats being of the choicest quality and The first nine months of Secretary Wil-. dueling in every respect any ever seen son’s administration have resulted in such development of the beet-sugar in-. .+ the National market. terest and industry as to assure its rapid adoption and successful work. His plan of the distribution of seeds to the farmers of the county is an intelligent and likely to be accépted one and ‘his tour of the South, in which the diversification of agriculture has been neglected, shows that his work is likely to be of very great value to the agricultural interests, and, when supple mented with the demand for agricul tural products which foilows the revival of industries and the protective tariff, means prosperity for the farmers of every section. In A NUMBER of the. counties of the State newspaper publishers, Democratic and Republican, will demand that hereafter a plank be placed iu the political platforms requiring all nominees to pledge themselves if elected to have their printing done at or through some printing office in their respective counties. It isa nice*state of affairs when the newspaper men are compelled to resort to such extreme measures to protect themselves, especially when working in season and out of season for their counties. It is an outrage for county offices to have printing sent to Sacramento, Oregon and Kan:as, or to give their orders to parties not en-. , gaged in the printing business. And. ‘ judging from the tone of some of our exchanges a red-hot time is in store for the guilty ones in the future. FINE FANCY GROCERIES. Articles That Are Needed During the Holiday Season. The feasting and merry-making customary at Christmas time is always looked forward to with pleasure by old and young. In order to prepare the usual dishes and the many delicacies served on that occasion, it is necessary that the cook be furnished with proper ingredients. It is also essential, if the best results are desired; that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at Lis store on Commercial street, has a large stock of everything in the grocery line, and will fill your orders promptly. His goods are fresh and of the finest quality—two important facts to be considered. Mince meat in bulk or in packages, equal to the best home-made product, and for less money than you can make it. Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a luxury at this season, but they can be procured at Scadden’s. He has just received a lot of fancy crackers in boxes, also new crop raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel and cranberrivs. Also fine canned pineapple, fancy preserves in bottles and jars and a host of other vice things. Just call around at P. G. Scadden’s for your hol420-3t _ OO Degree of Honor Meeting. The first regular meeting of the Degree of Honor will be held at Odd Fel. lows Hall Wednesday evening, December 22d, commencing at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is earnestly desired as much business of importance is to be transacted. Mas. S. E. ANDREWS, a21-2t Recorder. it Is No Lottery To buy Christmas gifts if you go to the right store. We have everything in the line of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Plush Slippers, Embroidered Suspenders and a complete line of up-to-date Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. a138 Carrer & JoHNSTON’s. Don’t Take Any Chances, But buy one of tbose nice Silk Muffiers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnaceta ae eae Do You Like Good Cheese? Wolf has just received a fresh consignment of genuine Swiss and Limburger. @ 15+ « ~. pressly for the holidays. here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats da21-3t Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi 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 so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large propor. tions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of sell-ing a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar. Don’t buy anything in this line antil you have first visited a18-5t LEU JE & BRAND'S. 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 aud Tom and Jerry on Christmas. -Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey,supper will be served, to which all aré invited. 622-3 Catidy 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 also has a nice lot of Christmas ornaments. d22-3t + 292 Nice Goods and Lots of Them. A Blumenthal’s store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled with a fine stock, including many articles ex22-3t No Cure—No Pay. That, is the way all druggists sel) GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chilis and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULom toilet of cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s, _ d6 Turkey Raffle. The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be raffled off every evening at the Frere Cormacre Sa.oon, Commercial street. d21-tf e@eSteady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. ; tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S ————+ +2 A Free Dark-Room. Pe My dark-room always. at your disposal for changing or developing plates. H Dickremay. Drugs, Stationery and Photo Materials. d8-tf THe best test. Samples of amatenr . . work, niade with my line of cameras, — on exhibition. eae H. Dickerman. (Se Speciaities at Gaylord’s, New shredded whole wheat biscuit. Blue Ribbon seeded raisins. A fresh case of IXL tomales, the best made. dl6—tf Head Gear. If you want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the up-to-date styles at Carter & John ston’s. a13 Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please retarn to this office. al6-tf. Grove’s Tasretess Cum. Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness without parging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m Daven; comb aid Gray mibe—hendilek: pe age: pk oe oe least money. . Mince meat, plum pudarticles for holiday cooking can be had at his store at the lowest prices. Give 22-8t The National Meat Market Makes a Fine Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger wili hang up in his National market on Broad ness done by, Luetje & Brand during Houmay SPECIAL Something New A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad. Will” please old and young. The most pleasure for the least money. PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP. Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12. plate holders. Takes pictures 4x5 inches. IIS ¢ ee Be MR a TOILET CASES, Paney Science H. DICKERMAN. bat An elegant seiection of hE MANICURE SETS, * LBATHER CASES AND PURSES, AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES SEELEY’S.SUPERB PERFU MA ES Beautiful Gift —e at moderate prices. French Perfuimies—Deficate and Lasting. ° Atomizers (Imported) Jc Perfume and Toilet Use. Games and Tey Beaks oe Rr as Notice to Creditors. Eotice OF JOHN ARBOGAST, Notice is hereby given by the ‘ypderaiga, Administrator of the Estate of John eceased, to the creditors of and ail ased, yet ene i ce; to-ex it 2 eg yous: within four months after the So ee pt ge notice to the said re ihe erator ee be Re mays oO! Ba Ser gr in same ‘being for ee transaction of ng business of said Estate, in said County vs oc . ARB gy erage me of the etate of John ArboBored th this 2ist day of Dezember, 1597. Searls, Attorney. — a2 Notice to Creditcrs. EStAzz OF JAMES D, POWE 2, deceased. Notice is hereby signed Administrator of the estate of J aes D. Power, deceased, to the creditors 0’ all persons having claims against tee said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessar¥ youchers within four months after the first ublication 9 hee notice, te the said Admincing neha , ties vre Sg pee Bros., Pine aan. Novada ‘ ity, Nev pote Lemmcisdhe'ron the .ame being the a or the transaction of the business of the said estate. E. W. SCHMIDT, Administrator of the Estate of Jawes D. Power, Deceased. Dated December 2ist, 1897. Taos. 8. Forp, Attorney for Estate. d2i What Would make a more neat present for Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 lam making -hem very cl.eap. I have all of the L test Nov. Atlas, ane gusra.tee to please you. Visitors are always welsome at tle Ssudio. Imakeaspecialty of * High Grade Clargements MOORE, The Photographer. Always up to-date. Trames wade to orl r. We Are Here to Stay. . WE HAVE i A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be given away Xmas. One chance for each purchase to the amount of one dollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. BROAD STREET. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. . Pflee wt residence, Sacramento at, Nevada City, Gal, In Crayo.1, Water Color or Sepia. . iven by the under-j. I : 2 Ro A Little Koney Does the Business Here, We have. Presen erybod Our Stock is nese. e We ina to call yous gebwliss tae hoo of our specialties: = Calendars, Diaries, Booklets, Passe: CHILDREN'S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC. ua, Bibles and Prayer Books.The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make ~ our Store the [ment place to do a ne ere . ‘Respectfully, i Orrice OF Santa Claus, Dispenser of . —— For All, “WONDERLAND, Christmastile. +80: To ALL Wom It May Concern: ~ You will please take notice that I have this day appointed 6. J. Rosenthal, : As my local Distributing Ageit for . ALBU MS, TOILET SETS, And-all sorts of Holiday Novelties. I “have instructed him to sell them at verylowest prices: : * With complim :nts of the season, lam ~ ~ Yours For Ha ppiness, SANTA C1avs.; P. §.—Selections made now will be carefully stored for future delivery. BEEHIVE 5 J. J. JACKSON, > 3 Agency For--fonogram Whiskey. . Blue Label [Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale : sic teal Depot for Fancy Groceries _ o> PATE FOIS. DEVI DANDZPOTT MEATS AND FISH. » Le we Soros foe pe ee ee . a5 . Spiie Ax Volasic 's Malt.. oreia eT OO sles ey al. bottles. mL wie Sat 00) be Pen, per gal. Bryant’s Rost Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hines. Pee 3 for 59 Everything else in proportion 8 tt Se FS REY BOAST: Come Coffee . . ~ é See te. < ees eos Ne es We advise you to hold on to ‘yous money un until have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder” Store. : jhold no specials, nor do we have special sale days, sold at bargains at all times, If you' do not want to “ake our word for it, please call in and price our” ao Men’s and Boys’ ClothingMen’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 's Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods. ae Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of eu ; Misses’ — Children’s BLACK HOSE. ee ee Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cerita: at Extra fine Silk Finish Black. Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only § cenits each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, Men’ s Celluloid Coliars, reduced to 10 cents. " : Cuffs, s 20 cents, 20 dozen ‘Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. ; J. LEVY, .«= = = Telephone 203—3 Bells. ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods “on, ’ Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods <f the Holiday Grade That was ever trought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in MANAGER. 2 HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC: ‘We Are Agents fer. THE CELEL RATEDoP. CENTEMERI The.Best in the World. All Gloves Carefully Fitted. : te the hand. Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid Gloves can’t be beat. Pee “a SHADES,\ desi HANDKERCHIEF STOCK * : Ts. complete and they are all-of the latest» ‘designs, ranging from § cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies ‘land Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. ” Silk Mufflers in all Shades, : “OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSA Ladies Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Gilden GLOAES and CAPES, which we are seHing at very low figures. We have also — our NEW SUITIN GS, and they are handsome. Ladies, before making purchases for the holidays, please call and examine our stock. No troub rte show goods. All orders from the country promptly filled. 4 ROSENBERG BROS. J os ae Bl Dr an Ave You Satisfied after trying all others, that FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, ‘lieing Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? = Tons oi Condy Fine French Candy, for Chiist.nas. Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, ‘BANANAS, (RANG3S, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE o ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VAREETY, FOLEY, th: Confectioner, a Commercial St. i eter +t irre rat) Deter) oF S4Eiy PE EY Rec) fear) Segond eed Fee TA eu eeu ee yan Dra Dror] fk tp iun TT EE eu Td ae Pe Ds Cr feel fet Reto to ( Cases Raising—t this year’s. Seeded Raisins, in ‘dik: Bisachea 5 L Raisins, London Layers, thince ‘Meat, in Jars and cartons. eles » Lemon and Citron, ees Oyster and Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents per Ib. Chicken ist the size for boiling—10 cauae 1 ‘Make your Chickens Lay=We have the things oe 2 doit. 4 o—: “Hise. a@ Fine Stock of vii Sroceriee tor the ae paki and age G. RICHARDS, PD PQ APPR oo a ae Brosd Street, next to City ait pg er Aes: ee mation of tk Captain J lads of. the . if not nervs @ word as « Beckley an: tery of the town to. spe shallenged aggregatior Field Sund _ Was promp ~ . Tamblyx ~ while the . . will consis Frank 3 . -will s@’to -,or bulldos It will p: “The twon 4 will be cl . ‘their was QOvummai at 12:30 music w vice : ~{ “Venite, Sleep, . 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. M.A. No U.S. Land ome, : Swaine’ a a — Egeaties ts bey Placer re, paten' Walcott i. Mine, . eo Delaware® the Delete pincer Min Lo Aas rk ie oon} ad fend Oo je their t oft a4 hig Sac ento, in ing the sixty days hereof, or they will b the provisions of ~ ¥ Fred Searls, At orn It is hereby ordere notice of Application ed fora period of six weeks) in the Nevada newspaper published forn' which paper } published nearest a First publication N agiaiarticly MUS GOLD ~ * Cmesion of prit F i Nevada City. Neveds Notice is diately in United Sti retary.at the office Geary street, San F Auy stock upor shall remain weet ember,1897, will = sale at public at before w. the isthday of De delinquent assess ad ising and =“ eine of the s omes—Ho18 Gei Calitese,_ Btookhol Sr urwmatethe. r upon which their ¢ 7 STRAUB. Rovteey bs hereby; as Tea aud the ne dette of Jaunary. By order of the Be ——— Notice f U.S. Land G OTICE is herd named settler tention to make cla and that sa ie Judge of, continuous F aah of said land, Bet, Nevada — ou Bet, tor Lor Nevada ( —— of Nevada ! Nes is her to the Boarc County on the fi) ‘there heard, fora rem Bridgeport Crosi Bridgeport, No Warni ; oye =“ LW Beas 5 1dtie oa thi will not be res she may contrac Nevada City, 3 Adjudica N THE SUPE Lbo County. Stats = the matter Wis. i. Mure} his petition, sci veney, by whic solvent debtor, hereby declarec of theCounty ¢ Receiver to. tt charge and pos and personal, c Insolventdebto jaw exempt fro deeds, vouche and to & Pe the same uj signee of his ef den to pay at po said debtoi fer any proper It is further of said debtor claims as her before the Hoi perior Court: of California, room of sai id County of Ne of December. say. to provet Claims must 1 “rt tis further lished in ye ? newspa) in the city of! oftenas the th the said day s And it is fur time all proc solvent be sta} Dated Dec. i duds w.D. Long, As OME Gf Locatios business, S tion @ eounty, Califc Notice is he the Board ofDecember 189 cents per she stock of ately A Unite tary, at the Front street, Any stock « remain uppa 1998, will b for sale at} ment is made the 3ist day ¢ quent assess vertising am the Board of Office—316} ifornia. N Ests7E ed, N ed E Executrix¢ senna: Pica OTICE ! tothe. Coun on bead, for ‘ toll on the iday articles. _ THE “TRANSCRIPT. “™ Bstablished Sept. 6, 1910. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA . . BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors me ed San THURSDAY Sate eevee * DEC. 23, 1897 WHAT IT MEANS. The tour of the Secretary of Agriculture through the South, made especially for the purpose of ‘studying the conditions and possibilities.of that section, and the advantages of a diversification of its agricultural interests, is in marked contrast with the methods of his Democratic predecessor, and must strike the Democratic as well as Republican farmers of the South and the ‘country in general assuch. It will be remembered that Mr. Wilson’s Democratic predecessor, Secretary Morton, spent most of his time studying up plans to prevent the distribution of seeds to the farmers of the country, discouraging the beet-sugar proposition THE RIGHT “LAGE 10 BUY Your Fancy Groceries an and Provisions for . * Christmas, Don’t forget that W. G. Richards, who keeps the zrocery store next door to the Gity Hall, uot only keeps a store but that he keeps constantly in stock the best and freshest. goods in his line of business. His assortment of fancy groceries and luxuries is large and varied and the goods are all first-class. ‘He is not married to any agencies, consequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the ding, cranberries and other essential bim a call. READY FOR CHRISTMAS. Display. street a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expressly for the holidays. The display aud leaving no record of improvements . will be one that all/should see, the in agricultural conditions in any way. meats being of the choicest quality and The first nine months of Secretary Wil-. dueling in every respect any ever seen son’s administration have resulted in such development of the beet-sugar in-. .+ the National market. terest and industry as to assure its rapid adoption and successful work. His plan of the distribution of seeds to the farmers of the county is an intelligent and likely to be accépted one and ‘his tour of the South, in which the diversification of agriculture has been neglected, shows that his work is likely to be of very great value to the agricultural interests, and, when supple mented with the demand for agricul tural products which foilows the revival of industries and the protective tariff, means prosperity for the farmers of every section. In A NUMBER of the. counties of the State newspaper publishers, Democratic and Republican, will demand that hereafter a plank be placed iu the political platforms requiring all nominees to pledge themselves if elected to have their printing done at or through some printing office in their respective counties. It isa nice*state of affairs when the newspaper men are compelled to resort to such extreme measures to protect themselves, especially when working in season and out of season for their counties. It is an outrage for county offices to have printing sent to Sacramento, Oregon and Kan:as, or to give their orders to parties not en-. , gaged in the printing business. And. ‘ judging from the tone of some of our exchanges a red-hot time is in store for the guilty ones in the future. FINE FANCY GROCERIES. Articles That Are Needed During the Holiday Season. The feasting and merry-making customary at Christmas time is always looked forward to with pleasure by old and young. In order to prepare the usual dishes and the many delicacies served on that occasion, it is necessary that the cook be furnished with proper ingredients. It is also essential, if the best results are desired; that the articles used be of the very finest quality. P. G. Scadden, at Lis store on Commercial street, has a large stock of everything in the grocery line, and will fill your orders promptly. His goods are fresh and of the finest quality—two important facts to be considered. Mince meat in bulk or in packages, equal to the best home-made product, and for less money than you can make it. Fresh sweet potatoes are something of a luxury at this season, but they can be procured at Scadden’s. He has just received a lot of fancy crackers in boxes, also new crop raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel and cranberrivs. Also fine canned pineapple, fancy preserves in bottles and jars and a host of other vice things. Just call around at P. G. Scadden’s for your hol420-3t _ OO Degree of Honor Meeting. The first regular meeting of the Degree of Honor will be held at Odd Fel. lows Hall Wednesday evening, December 22d, commencing at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is earnestly desired as much business of importance is to be transacted. Mas. S. E. ANDREWS, a21-2t Recorder. it Is No Lottery To buy Christmas gifts if you go to the right store. We have everything in the line of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Plush Slippers, Embroidered Suspenders and a complete line of up-to-date Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. a138 Carrer & JoHNSTON’s. Don’t Take Any Chances, But buy one of tbose nice Silk Muffiers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnaceta ae eae Do You Like Good Cheese? Wolf has just received a fresh consignment of genuine Swiss and Limburger. @ 15+ « ~. pressly for the holidays. here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats da21-3t Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi 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 so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large propor. tions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of sell-ing a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar. Don’t buy anything in this line antil you have first visited a18-5t LEU JE & BRAND'S. 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 aud Tom and Jerry on Christmas. -Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey,supper will be served, to which all aré invited. 622-3 Catidy 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 also has a nice lot of Christmas ornaments. d22-3t + 292 Nice Goods and Lots of Them. A Blumenthal’s store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled with a fine stock, including many articles ex22-3t No Cure—No Pay. That, is the way all druggists sel) GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chilis and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it

to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m CELLULom toilet of cases and novelties, at Dickerman’s, _ d6 Turkey Raffle. The finest lot of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be raffled off every evening at the Frere Cormacre Sa.oon, Commercial street. d21-tf e@eSteady Boy Wanted. To make himself generally useful about a store. Apply to E. Rosenthal, Commercial street. ; tf Nothing So Nice. Asa pair of gold spectacles for a Xmas present. The prices for these are very low at LUETJE & BRAND'S ————+ +2 A Free Dark-Room. Pe My dark-room always. at your disposal for changing or developing plates. H Dickremay. Drugs, Stationery and Photo Materials. d8-tf THe best test. Samples of amatenr . . work, niade with my line of cameras, — on exhibition. eae H. Dickerman. (Se Speciaities at Gaylord’s, New shredded whole wheat biscuit. Blue Ribbon seeded raisins. A fresh case of IXL tomales, the best made. dl6—tf Head Gear. If you want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the up-to-date styles at Carter & John ston’s. a13 Point Lace Handkerchief. Lost on Broad street. Please retarn to this office. al6-tf. Grove’s Tasretess Cum. Tonio is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness without parging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m Daven; comb aid Gray mibe—hendilek: pe age: pk oe oe least money. . Mince meat, plum pudarticles for holiday cooking can be had at his store at the lowest prices. Give 22-8t The National Meat Market Makes a Fine Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger wili hang up in his National market on Broad ness done by, Luetje & Brand during Houmay SPECIAL Something New A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad. Will” please old and young. The most pleasure for the least money. PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP. Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12. plate holders. Takes pictures 4x5 inches. IIS ¢ ee Be MR a TOILET CASES, Paney Science H. DICKERMAN. bat An elegant seiection of hE MANICURE SETS, * LBATHER CASES AND PURSES, AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES SEELEY’S.SUPERB PERFU MA ES Beautiful Gift —e at moderate prices. French Perfuimies—Deficate and Lasting. ° Atomizers (Imported) Jc Perfume and Toilet Use. Games and Tey Beaks oe Rr as Notice to Creditors. Eotice OF JOHN ARBOGAST, Notice is hereby given by the ‘ypderaiga, Administrator of the Estate of John eceased, to the creditors of and ail ased, yet ene i ce; to-ex it 2 eg yous: within four months after the So ee pt ge notice to the said re ihe erator ee be Re mays oO! Ba Ser gr in same ‘being for ee transaction of ng business of said Estate, in said County vs oc . ARB gy erage me of the etate of John ArboBored th this 2ist day of Dezember, 1597. Searls, Attorney. — a2 Notice to Creditcrs. EStAzz OF JAMES D, POWE 2, deceased. Notice is hereby signed Administrator of the estate of J aes D. Power, deceased, to the creditors 0’ all persons having claims against tee said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessar¥ youchers within four months after the first ublication 9 hee notice, te the said Admincing neha , ties vre Sg pee Bros., Pine aan. Novada ‘ ity, Nev pote Lemmcisdhe'ron the .ame being the a or the transaction of the business of the said estate. E. W. SCHMIDT, Administrator of the Estate of Jawes D. Power, Deceased. Dated December 2ist, 1897. Taos. 8. Forp, Attorney for Estate. d2i What Would make a more neat present for Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 lam making -hem very cl.eap. I have all of the L test Nov. Atlas, ane gusra.tee to please you. Visitors are always welsome at tle Ssudio. Imakeaspecialty of * High Grade Clargements MOORE, The Photographer. Always up to-date. Trames wade to orl r. We Are Here to Stay. . WE HAVE i A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be given away Xmas. One chance for each purchase to the amount of one dollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. BROAD STREET. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. . Pflee wt residence, Sacramento at, Nevada City, Gal, In Crayo.1, Water Color or Sepia. . iven by the under-j. I : 2 Ro A Little Koney Does the Business Here, We have. Presen erybod Our Stock is nese. e We ina to call yous gebwliss tae hoo of our specialties: = Calendars, Diaries, Booklets, Passe: CHILDREN'S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC. ua, Bibles and Prayer Books.The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make ~ our Store the [ment place to do a ne ere . ‘Respectfully, i Orrice OF Santa Claus, Dispenser of . —— For All, “WONDERLAND, Christmastile. +80: To ALL Wom It May Concern: ~ You will please take notice that I have this day appointed 6. J. Rosenthal, : As my local Distributing Ageit for . ALBU MS, TOILET SETS, And-all sorts of Holiday Novelties. I “have instructed him to sell them at verylowest prices: : * With complim :nts of the season, lam ~ ~ Yours For Ha ppiness, SANTA C1avs.; P. §.—Selections made now will be carefully stored for future delivery. BEEHIVE 5 J. J. JACKSON, > 3 Agency For--fonogram Whiskey. . Blue Label [Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale : sic teal Depot for Fancy Groceries _ o> PATE FOIS. DEVI DANDZPOTT MEATS AND FISH. » Le we Soros foe pe ee ee . a5 . Spiie Ax Volasic 's Malt.... oreia eT OO sles ey al. bottles.. mL wie Sat 00) be Pen, per gal. Bryant’s Rost Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.... 05 Hines. Pee 3 for 59 Everything else in proportion 8 tt Se FS REY BOAST: Come Coffee . . ~ é See te. < ees eos Ne es We advise you to hold on to ‘yous money un until have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder” Store. : jhold no specials, nor do we have special sale days, sold at bargains at all times, If you' do not want to “ake our word for it, please call in and price our” ao Men’s and Boys’ ClothingMen’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ 's Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods. ae Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of eu ; Misses’ — Children’s BLACK HOSE. ee ee Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cerita: at Extra fine Silk Finish Black. Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only § cenits each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, Men’ s Celluloid Coliars, reduced to 10 cents. " : Cuffs, s 20 cents, 20 dozen ‘Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. ; J. LEVY, .«= = = Telephone 203—3 Bells. ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods “on, ’ Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods <f the Holiday Grade That was ever trought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in MANAGER. 2 HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, ETC: ‘We Are Agents fer. THE CELEL RATEDoP. CENTEMERI The.Best in the World. All Gloves Carefully Fitted. : te the hand. Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid Gloves can’t be beat. Pee “a SHADES,\ desi HANDKERCHIEF STOCK * : Ts. complete and they are all-of the latest» ‘designs, ranging from § cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Ladies ‘land Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. ” Silk Mufflers in all Shades, : “OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSA Ladies Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Gilden GLOAES and CAPES, which we are seHing at very low figures. We have also — our NEW SUITIN GS, and they are handsome. Ladies, before making purchases for the holidays, please call and examine our stock. No troub rte show goods. All orders from the country promptly filled. 4 ROSENBERG BROS. J os ae Bl Dr an Ave You Satisfied after trying all others, that FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, ‘lieing Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? = Tons oi Condy Fine French Candy, for Chiist.nas. Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, ‘BANANAS, (RANG3S, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE o ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VAREETY, FOLEY, th: Confectioner, a Commercial St. i eter +t irre rat) Deter) oF S4Eiy PE EY Rec) fear) Segond eed Fee TA eu eeu ee yan Dra Dror] fk tp iun TT EE eu Td ae Pe Ds Cr feel fet Reto to ( Cases Raising—t this year’s. Seeded Raisins, in ‘dik: Bisachea 5 L Raisins, London Layers, thince ‘Meat, in Jars and cartons. eles » Lemon and Citron, ees Oyster and Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents per Ib. Chicken ist the size for boiling—10 cauae 1 ‘Make your Chickens Lay=We have the things oe 2 doit. 4 o—: “Hise. a@ Fine Stock of vii Sroceriee tor the ae paki and age G. RICHARDS, PD PQ APPR oo a ae Brosd Street, next to City ait pg er Aes: ee mation of tk Captain J lads of. the . if not nervs @ word as « Beckley an: tery of the town to. spe shallenged aggregatior Field Sund _ Was promp ~ . Tamblyx ~ while the . . will consis Frank 3 . -will s@’to -,or bulldos It will p: “The twon 4 will be cl . ‘their was QOvummai at 12:30 music w vice : ~{ “Venite, Sleep, . Anthem Bethbleb hy” EXTR Diaz verwar