December 26, 1899 (4 pages)

4 t Silk Reefere, from $1 to $2£9. * a” THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. TUBSDAY.. vseaess DO. 26, 1899 ~~ PBRSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. Frank Glasson goes to North Bloomfield tomorrow. Miss Francis Eilerman went to San Francisco Sanday. Mrs. Maitland returned Sunday evening from Elk Grove. Mrs, Charles Clark has returned from San Francisco. Willis Silva is home from San Francisco for the holidays, Rev. John Tamblyn arrived here yesterday from Forbestown. Mrs. E. Northup of North San Juan has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. E. Northup of North San’ Juan has returned from San Frangisco. Eugene and Charlies Doherty are home from a trip to San Francisco. Edward Brown and wife of Wheatland ‘sailed for Honolulu Thursday. John Tamblyn has returned from Idaho for a visit to his old home. Miss Chariotte McLean: of Colusa, a former resident of this city, is bere on a visit. Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford and her daughter Gladys returned Saturday +‘-ht ircm Sacramento. Fred Searls bas gone to San Francisco to attend today’s meeting of. the State Debris Commission. George ard Albert Keller of the Plunbago mine are here visiting their g:andmother, Mrs. John McCarthy. Chief Engineer Hancock of the Electric Power Company returaed Saturday night from San Francisco. Photographer John Swart returned Saturday night from Placer couriy to spend Christmas with his family, Thomas Veale of Grass Valley has returned from Sierra county and with his wife spent Christmas at this city. Mrs. James Tyrrelland her daughter, Miss Lucy, are visiting the former's daughter t ‘Truckee, Mrs. F.M. Rutherford. J. G. Bowerman returned Sunday to ‘Truckee where he has been spending most of his time lately with his daughter, Mrs. McNeeley. George Osterman, blacksmith at the Gold Bluff mine above Downieville, is spending the Christmas season with his family at this city. Mr; and “Mrs. Charles’ Dyét of San Francisco are here to spend the holi deys with the gentleman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer, Walter McG. Logan, superintendent of the Old Home Con. mine at Blue Tent, went to Oakland Sunday to speod Ohristmas with his family. Horace C. Newbert and Miss Ella Foreman, two well-known residents of Smarisville, were married Sunday in Marysville and-went to fan Francisco ou their wedding tonr. Mrs. Ben McOormack, teacher of the Pleasant Valley school, Miss May Buffington, teacher at North Bloomfiel« and Miss Jessie Organ, teacher at Overton, are here to spend the holidays. Dr. Du Milieu, Ed Dobbie and Phil Cummins bad a royal feast at North Bloomfield Saturday night as a seadoff to the Doctor and Mr. Dobbie who have been here enjoying Christmas. Horace J. Kennedy, acontractor and builder who formerly resided at this city but has been at Browns Valley for a year past employed by a mining company, returned to the Valley today after spending Christmas here. miatmneneell For Sweet Charity’s Sake. Helen—Young Banker seemed to be greatly taken with me at the. ball last aight. He danced with me four times. Mattie—Oh, well, that doesn’t prove anything. It was a charity ball, you must remember.—Chicago Daily News. Plainly a Great Man. “In answer to the question whether he was a great man,” said the great one’s enlogist, “I will simply say that when his wife shook him it agitated the whole community.” — Cincinnati Enquirer. Both to Go It Alone. “I should have thought that Bagley would get a tandem for himself and wife instead of two single wheels.” “Oh, no; Bagley has been married 16 years,” —Judge, His Record. Clarence—Were you in any battles during the war, grandpa? Henpeck (reminiscently)—Um, yes; { was married in '63.—Ainslee’s MagaTOASTED THEIR CHIRP, The Christmas Observance of the Knights _ Templar Yesterday Morning. The Christmas observance of the Kuights Templar took place yesterday morning at 9 o’clock in the asylum of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, corner of Commercial and Pine streets. In accordance with instructions issued by the committee appointed at the lust Grand Encampment the Sir Knights drank a toast to Most Eminent Grand Master Reuben Hedly Lioyd. Stephen Berry, chairman of the committee, recently sent a communication. from Portland, Maine, as follows: “Will you join in these sentiments on Monday, December the 25th, and will you extead the invitation to your . command, as well as to all Templars and’ their friends, wheresoever dispersed, on land or on sea.” hen follows the toast, which in the United States was as follows: “To the Most Eminent Grand Master, Reuben Hedley Lloyd: May the Lord send him all the blessings which his faithfal. Knights «wish -him’on -this merry Christmas day.” © The toast was recited by Charles H. ‘Eddy, Nevada Commandery, and after it has been drunk in sparkling wine the following response was delivered for Mr. Lloyd. a “Sir Knights: May He, who provides all things, endow you with wisdom and power’ to illustrate in your lives and conduct the principles taught by Him, whose advent this-commemorates.” ‘Throughout the jurisdiction at exactly the same moment all Sir Knights drank the same toast. Addresses were delivered by Past Grand Master E. M. Preston, Commander 0. H. Eddy, Past Commander J. §. McBride, Generalissimo W. J. Rogers, Past Commander Fred Searls, Past Commander Theodore Wilhelm, and Sir Knights W.D. Long, F. L. Arbogast, C. W. Chapman and ©. H. Whitten, A vocal solo by Sir Knight Opie was one of the attractions. In conclusion all of the. Sir Knights joined in singing “Auld Lang Syne.” A Score Thav’s Hard To Beat. The annual target shoot of Company C for the company medal began at Sutton Range yesterday, nineteen men participating. Sergeant Clarence’ Organ has the higbest score to date, hay‘Ing made 62 out of a possible 75. It is the highest score made in years, and will probably win the medal, AA ET TOT EY A Banquet of Bargains.$1.75. ~ Plush Slippers, all colors, from $1 to $1.75. # Hend Embroidered Suspenders, from cents to $2. ’ The New President Suspender, 50 cents. Silk Handkerchiefs, colored borders, 25 and 50 cents. j tf Carter & JOHNSTON. . a eo Do. You xnow Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or gough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Style and Finish. x Y¥ * “ Of the most artistic de* en i gree. characterize photo* * *% sraphs made by Moore «K * His gallery has a wide * oe ae spread reputation ‘for * & & turning outas high-grade * * work 4a can be attained *® & ®~ onthecoast. :::: : Le: NevaDA City Grass VALLEY, NEW YORK SALOON. FRED SENNER, Prop. “HIS WELL-KNOWN RESORT HAS BEEN thoroughly renovated and remodeled and I am now prepared to receive my friends, The finest. te ‘3 WINES, CC Cn OE LIQUORS, Se “4 and CIGARS Constantly on hand. Kiaod and courteous Embroidered Slippers, from $1.up to. ” Wines for the Holiday GRASS VALLEY NEWS. ~ The Doings of Our Neighbors as. Told Over the Telephone. A. A. Whiteman, a-grocer, has appendicitis. San Francisco after a visit here. L. P. Dunkley, who has a position in a mine at Folsom, is here on a visit. The Butchers and Grocers sre playing ball at Watt Park this afternoon: George R. Madden and Margaret E: O’Connor will be married here tomorrow, Henry Disque is here from San Francisco on a visit toL. C. Wilhelm and family. Edward Sampson, who has resided here since the fifiies, died Saturday eveuing. : Mr. and Mrs. Lars-Rasmussen of Modesto are here visiting Henry Champion and family. —_ee Miss Ida George, daughter of the Postmaster, has abont recovered from afiattack of diphtheria. Misses Grace. Everett, Frances Doom aid Mabel Plammer went to Sacramento today to attend the Teachers’ Assciation meeting. Mrs. Josiah Rowe has been called to Vitginia City by word that her mother, Mrs. Hockity (formerly Mrs. Williams of Columbia Hill), was dying. There were several fights Saturday and Sunday nights, but as the officers were not around and there have been no complaints filed by citizens there were No arrests, Chris Snyder, who got a five cent drink in Chiuatown last night, refused to pay for it, kicked up a row and was lodged in jail, was turned loose this morniug by Justice Green. who first gave him a lectuia, however. Yesterday morning R. H. Vincent and Miss Mary Pingree were married and last night George Reed of Los Angeles and Miss Ethel Alderman were made husband and wife. The latter couple left today for Southern California to reside. pe You Try it. © — If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee, Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H DickerLimoges Chinaware Bargains. It?s Worth Your Coming Just to See. (reat American [porting Tea Cp Commercial street,..Nevada City 56 Mill street, 02. Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under WINERY LOST HILL, NEVADA CITY. PORT AND SHERRIES, PER GAL. $1.00 AND UP. Claret, Reisling and Burgundy. A. KUEHNE. “THE BEST 1S NONE TOO GOOD.” “That's the motto of yours tculy, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a point to serve his patrons with the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars in the market, and that always le. da them to come again. Ve The Peerless Saloon Isa iigh-sies resort for gentlemen, and they all know where it is—on treatment to all. BROAD ST, OPP. CITY HALL. izens Bank. Obris. Temby Jr., returned today to) Richards et al. was re-placed on the cal-;.a man as that. He wears the cheapest ~/peple. The Gatling and“ Mauser niéreantil projectils made Broad street just across from the Cit. ’ f. straighten ont the title. A Number of Cases Considered by Judge ‘Wouldn’t Do for Her. Milon. Today. : Mother—I can’t see why you should In the Superior Quurt this morning! gpject. to Mr. Goodsense? the case of Samuel Granger vs. W. G. Daughter—1 never could marry such kind of ready-made clothes. case range Mother—That is mere idiosyncracy, apne giheosrestyn va Daughter—Y-e-s, but I’m afraid he’ll W.G. Richards, whioh is a damege want me to dress the same way.—N. Y. suit,and a different case from the Weekly. wey! above, it was ordered that the hearing of defendant’s demurrer to plaiutiff’s complaint and the motion to strike out be continued until [hursday next. sane In the case of Harrison McOharles. ‘gne—yes, but he didn’t require it. vs. E A. Roberts it was ordered that. He could boast just as vigorously. of defeudant’s demurrer to plaintiff's! something less important.—N. _Y. amended complaint be continued to} Truth. : age next Thursday. AGreatFeat. 5 The whole of the estate of the late “My wife doesn’t want to vole, but Charles L. Anderson was set aside for} she’s what I call strong-minded.” the use of the widow. “In what direction?” a endar that a new trial might be*had. i zs Superfiuous Material. be He—So Jack has made a century run. He will have something to boast of GOOQOHOOHOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS Oo ) © clear through without getting sympthe estate of the late John Seliger was toni af ang ob the-desearnO= i' coofi: med. — lyn Life’ x Twenty days’ stay of execution was ’ an 2 —— BS oresight. fe gianted in the case of Peard su “Patsy—Come and play withus> 1 Mamie-—What are you going to play? O*Hearn. The application for the settlement of Patsy—Anything you like. : Mamie—Then I can’t come. sf 3 the fioal account and decree of distribution in the estate of John Dowaey, Patsy—Why? di deveased, was continued till Tuesday, Mamie—Me mudder don’t let me play Jaunarg 2d. : kissin’ games.—Puck. The heaving of the application of Public Administrator Torpie for letSick Headaches, ters of administration on the estate of! The ~ of Peete cn SOE the Jate Emily W. Hill who died in ‘are quickly and surely cu: y. North San Sues Sepiember 19, 1696, Glover Root Tea, the great blood puriwas continued till next Taesday. The jed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts: estate consists of land in San Jose-estiand 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, mated to be worth $200 and Oscar BK. : the druggist. tf “Today records the seventeenth year of my miserabl credit xistence which has demoralized my apetite, robed me of slep, despoiled me financialy and turned my frends into enemies. : : Henceforth I am for the Cash System and the human being who asx me for credit I wil shoot on the spot, and 4 the person who wil discover any one to whom I have granted credit, I will give a reward of $1000. I consider both Buyer. and Seler under such asystem Public Enemies that should be pit to eth) oo. Re Sa e mF This is strong languag, and intended of course to bé overdrawn, but it contains in its xageration a useful lesson to be learned. That’s the way we Racketers lok at it. Spot Cash is our Bisnes Filosofy and we like to fire bargains tothe our holiday trade a buster. Our special just now is a 10C Box of Writing Paper. It’s double value. WILLIAM BROWN ROBB. —a ; : _KINKEAD’S . , RSIS sie sea IS THE PLACE TO BUY % Furniture Store. NICE PRESENTS . . . . Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Chiffoniers Rugs Bed Lounges ——_ Couches Carat Sweapars, Bedroom Suits, ParlorFuraitare, SHRSHHee aebpbleeeies een iWOLE’S (=m. FOR FANCY GROCERIES, . Baby Pimolas . TERI ISIN = . In 25c Bottles, 5 My Wife’s S lad Dressing ‘ 2 None nicer. Asparagus Tips 4 = ae In 16c cans, Try one, You'll like them. = We haye-everything that’s necessai y for your Christmas Dinner. WOLF, CASH : GROCER. rine, i Perfectly Excusable. “You say one thing to my face and another behind my back.” “Why not? Don’t anyone’s opinions iepend on the point of view ?"—Cincinaati Enquirer. ed aaa earns Just Arrived, “ Smoked Halibut, Smoked He; «ing, (bloaters), New Ripe Olives, _ And large green Olives, a20-1w , At J.9. Jaoxson’s, “ Ripe Olives From Oroville. olives from the Ehmann orchard at Oro ville have been received by Gaylord & Son. There is nothing nicer sold anywheie. Sold by the pint, quart and gallon, tf Little Prices ! Big Valucs, Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 cents to $2. . Initial Handkerchiefs, 25 and 60 cts. Fancy Suspenders, from 25 cts. to $2. All Latest in Neckwear, 25 ots. to $1. Country orders receive prompt attention cnctepncnaeenenten by tf Qanrer & JoHNsTON. Band and Shield Bows; And above all a complete stock of Underwear, Men Suitable for Xmas presents. Never before have we been able to show such’a beautiful line, Initi We have the celebrated OXFORD MUFFLERS, something new and up-todate. Also white shirts and night shirts. and Boys Clothing, Men and Boys Overcoats, Hats, Caps, etc. show al ad stock for your life,comprising all the latest novelties in holiday goods, Imperiais, Tecke! Puffs, Silk Suspenders, Pancy Leather Slippers, Linen Mandkerchiefs, Sill Mandkerchicfs, Every store in this city will . ores and see for yourself. tell you that their stock can’t be beat, but all we ask of you is to go around to the several st Then COME TO US and we will Including evs Another barrel of thosé gilt edge ripe-. "SSH Squares, Four in Mande, Mand Embroidered Suspenders, _ CARTER @ JOHNSTON. . we) ) (~J 7 © EE ‘> c TN-THR SUPBRIOR COURT. [3 tm ssn he tat. Phe sale of real_eatate—belonging to . —‘‘Well, she can reada doctor book . . fier-and tissue builder._Money refund-. — A FRIEND WRITES ME— LADIES, RIGHT HERE WE WISH . YOU ALL A— seg * * 4 Prosperous New Yea “© oo i ~~ We also thank you for your kind patronage during the year which will soon come to ‘a close. __ Dear Ladies: Just one week todo your Xmas shopping and we now ask you to. start right in. and do not wait until the last day. If you doit will be the old story—‘too much of a rush.” ‘ Ladies, We Want You to _Nisit Our Store. 0.2 Some day this week and see it. If you don’t you will miss a grand sight. We’ve worked hard, late and early, to put it in Xmas attire and here it is. We turn it over to you this week. ‘This is our last appeal until after Xmas, MAHER & CO. See Windows. +) © © © 8 © © © © e © © © © © SNE RSNUEENEeneees ——— Headquarters _ Holiday Novelties. ~~" Have you seén our large. and new stock oF Holiday Specialties? The choicest and latest productions of Eastern manufacturers are displayed for sale .at. prices as low as tle lowest, Fancy Work Materials Gift Books = Christmas Cards _. Pictures, Frames Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. The assortment of plain and dressed Dolls is the finest yet shown. nd g Woodpecker —— SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES _ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . , °. 8 NEW_YEAR BAL W. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. $ ©GEOHOHHOOOOHOOOOOOOOE Th eisct fine . pays “G oper est 1 forni citize Neva mini ive a to de He bh from patro calcu exper Th died juries ner & here; after) chure nativi Fishe and were: taker slight interi resid Fann fathe Ho: Gran at the 8th ai F. &. tieth of thi a gift tunat tor. hot cha mif ecu oe neo ee eacre ot 4 eae:

4 t Silk Reefere, from $1 to $2£9. * a” THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. TUBSDAY... vseaess DO. 26, 1899 ~~ PBRSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. Frank Glasson goes to North Bloomfield tomorrow. Miss Francis Eilerman went to San Francisco Sanday. Mrs. Maitland returned Sunday evening from Elk Grove. Mrs, Charles Clark has returned from San Francisco. Willis Silva is home from San Francisco for the holidays, Rev. John Tamblyn arrived here yesterday from Forbestown. Mrs. E. Northup of North San Juan has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. E. Northup of North San’ Juan has returned from San Frangisco. Eugene and Charlies Doherty are home from a trip to San Francisco. Edward Brown and wife of Wheatland ‘sailed for Honolulu Thursday. John Tamblyn has returned from Idaho for a visit to his old home. Miss Chariotte McLean: of Colusa, a former resident of this city, is bere on a visit. Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford and her daughter Gladys returned Saturday +‘-ht ircm Sacramento. Fred Searls bas gone to San Francisco to attend today’s meeting of. the State Debris Commission. George ard Albert Keller of the Plunbago mine are here visiting their g:andmother, Mrs. John McCarthy. Chief Engineer Hancock of the Electric Power Company returaed Saturday night from San Francisco. Photographer John Swart returned Saturday night from Placer couriy to spend Christmas with his family, Thomas Veale of Grass Valley has returned from Sierra county and with his wife spent Christmas at this city. Mrs. James Tyrrelland her daughter, Miss Lucy, are visiting the former's daughter t ‘Truckee, Mrs. F.M. Rutherford. J. G. Bowerman returned Sunday to ‘Truckee where he has been spending most of his time lately with his daughter, Mrs. McNeeley. George Osterman, blacksmith at the Gold Bluff mine above Downieville, is spending the Christmas season with his family at this city. Mr; and “Mrs. Charles’ Dyét of San Francisco are here to spend the holi deys with the gentleman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer, Walter McG. Logan, superintendent of the Old Home Con. mine at Blue Tent, went to Oakland Sunday to speod Ohristmas with his family. Horace C. Newbert and Miss Ella Foreman, two well-known residents of Smarisville, were married Sunday in Marysville and-went to fan Francisco ou their wedding tonr. Mrs. Ben McOormack, teacher of the Pleasant Valley school, Miss May Buffington, teacher at North Bloomfiel« and Miss Jessie Organ, teacher at Overton, are here to spend the holidays. Dr. Du Milieu, Ed Dobbie and Phil Cummins bad a royal feast at North Bloomfield Saturday night as a seadoff to the Doctor and Mr. Dobbie who have been here enjoying Christmas. Horace J. Kennedy, acontractor and builder who formerly resided at this city but has been at Browns Valley for a year past employed by a mining company, returned to the Valley today after spending Christmas here. miatmneneell For Sweet Charity’s Sake. Helen—Young Banker seemed to be greatly taken with me at the. ball last aight. He danced with me four times. Mattie—Oh, well, that doesn’t prove anything. It was a charity ball, you must remember.—Chicago Daily News. Plainly a Great Man. “In answer to the question whether he was a great man,” said the great one’s enlogist, “I will simply say that when his wife shook him it agitated the whole community.” — Cincinnati Enquirer. Both to Go It Alone. “I should have thought that Bagley would get a tandem for himself and wife instead of two single wheels.” “Oh, no; Bagley has been married 16 years,” —Judge, His Record. Clarence—Were you in any battles during the war, grandpa? Henpeck (reminiscently)—Um, yes; { was married in '63.—Ainslee’s MagaTOASTED THEIR CHIRP, The Christmas Observance of the Knights _ Templar Yesterday Morning. The Christmas observance of the Kuights Templar took place yesterday morning at 9 o’clock in the asylum of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, corner of Commercial and Pine streets. In accordance with instructions issued by the committee appointed at the lust Grand Encampment the Sir Knights drank a toast to Most Eminent Grand Master Reuben Hedly Lioyd. Stephen Berry, chairman of the committee, recently sent a communication. from Portland, Maine, as follows: “Will you join in these sentiments on Monday, December the 25th, and will you extead the invitation to your . command, as well as to all Templars and’ their friends, wheresoever dispersed, on land or on sea.” hen follows the toast, which in the United States was as follows: “To the Most Eminent Grand Master, Reuben Hedley Lloyd: May the Lord send him all the blessings which his faithfal. Knights «wish -him’on -this merry Christmas day.” © The toast was recited by Charles H. ‘Eddy, Nevada Commandery, and after it has been drunk in sparkling wine the following response was delivered for Mr. Lloyd. a “Sir Knights: May He, who provides all things, endow you with wisdom and power’ to illustrate in your lives and conduct the principles taught by Him, whose advent this-commemorates.” ‘Throughout the jurisdiction at exactly the same moment all Sir Knights drank the same toast. Addresses were delivered by Past Grand Master E. M. Preston, Commander 0. H. Eddy, Past Commander J. §. McBride, Generalissimo W. J. Rogers, Past Commander Fred Searls, Past Commander Theodore Wilhelm, and Sir Knights W.D. Long, F. L. Arbogast, C. W. Chapman and ©. H. Whitten, A vocal solo by Sir Knight Opie was one of the attractions. In conclusion all of the. Sir Knights joined in singing “Auld Lang Syne.” A Score Thav’s Hard To Beat. The annual target shoot of Company C for the company medal began at Sutton Range yesterday, nineteen men participating. Sergeant Clarence’ Organ has the higbest score to date, hay‘Ing made 62 out of a possible 75. It is the highest score made in years, and will probably win the medal, AA ET TOT EY A Banquet of Bargains.$1.75. ~ Plush Slippers, all colors, from $1 to $1.75. # Hend Embroidered Suspenders, from cents to $2. ’ The New President Suspender, 50 cents. Silk Handkerchiefs, colored borders, 25 and 50 cents. j tf Carter & JOHNSTON. . a eo Do. You xnow Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or gough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Style and Finish.. x Y¥ * “ Of the most artistic de* en i gree. characterize photo* * *% sraphs made by Moore «K * His gallery has a wide * oe ae spread reputation ‘for * & & turning outas high-grade * * work 4a can be attained *® & ®~ onthecoast. :::: : Le: NevaDA City Grass VALLEY, NEW YORK SALOON. FRED SENNER, Prop. “HIS WELL-KNOWN RESORT HAS BEEN thoroughly renovated and remodeled and I am now prepared to receive my friends, The finest. te ‘3 WINES, CC Cn OE LIQUORS, Se “4 and CIGARS Constantly on hand. Kiaod and courteous Embroidered Slippers, from $1.up to. ” Wines for the Holiday GRASS VALLEY NEWS. ~ The Doings of Our Neighbors as. Told Over the Telephone. A. A. Whiteman, a-grocer, has appendicitis. San Francisco after a visit here. L. P. Dunkley, who has a position in a mine at Folsom, is here on a visit. The Butchers and Grocers sre playing ball at Watt Park this afternoon: George R. Madden and Margaret E: O’Connor will be married here tomorrow, Henry Disque is here from San Francisco on a visit toL. C. Wilhelm and family. Edward Sampson, who has resided here since the fifiies, died Saturday eveuing. : Mr. and Mrs. Lars-Rasmussen of Modesto are here visiting Henry Champion and family. —_ee Miss Ida George, daughter of the Postmaster, has abont recovered from afiattack of diphtheria. Misses Grace. Everett, Frances Doom aid Mabel Plammer went to Sacramento today to attend the Teachers’ Assciation meeting. Mrs. Josiah Rowe has been called to Vitginia City by word that her mother, Mrs. Hockity (formerly Mrs. Williams of Columbia Hill), was dying. There were several fights Saturday and Sunday nights, but as the officers were not around and there have been no complaints filed by citizens there were No arrests, Chris Snyder, who got a five cent drink in Chiuatown last night, refused to pay for it, kicked up a row and was lodged in jail, was turned loose this morniug by Justice Green. who first gave him a lectuia, however. Yesterday morning R. H. Vincent and Miss Mary Pingree were married and last night George Reed of Los Angeles and Miss Ethel Alderman were made husband and wife. The latter couple left today for Southern California to reside. pe You Try it. © — If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee, Price 25 cts. and 50 cts.. For sale by H DickerLimoges Chinaware Bargains. It?s Worth Your Coming Just to See. (reat American [porting Tea Cp Commercial street,....Nevada City 56 Mill street, 02.. Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under WINERY LOST HILL, NEVADA CITY. PORT AND SHERRIES, PER GAL. $1.00 AND UP. Claret, Reisling and Burgundy. A. KUEHNE. “THE BEST 1S NONE TOO GOOD.”

“That's the motto of yours tculy, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a point to serve his patrons with the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars in the market, and that always le. da them to come again. Ve The Peerless Saloon Isa iigh-sies resort for gentlemen, and they all know where it is—on treatment to all. BROAD ST, OPP. CITY HALL. izens Bank. Obris. Temby Jr., returned today to) Richards et al. was re-placed on the cal-;.a man as that. He wears the cheapest ~/peple. The Gatling and“ Mauser niéreantil projectils made Broad street just across from the Cit. ’ f. straighten ont the title. A Number of Cases Considered by Judge ‘Wouldn’t Do for Her. Milon. Today. : Mother—I can’t see why you should In the Superior Quurt this morning! gpject. to Mr. Goodsense? the case of Samuel Granger vs. W. G. Daughter—1 never could marry such kind of ready-made clothes. case range Mother—That is mere idiosyncracy, apne giheosrestyn va Daughter—Y-e-s, but I’m afraid he’ll W.G. Richards, whioh is a damege want me to dress the same way.—N. Y. suit,and a different case from the Weekly. wey! above, it was ordered that the hearing of defendant’s demurrer to plaiutiff’s complaint and the motion to strike out be continued until [hursday next. sane In the case of Harrison McOharles. ‘gne—yes, but he didn’t require it. vs. E A. Roberts it was ordered that. He could boast just as vigorously. of defeudant’s demurrer to plaintiff's! something less important.—N. _Y. amended complaint be continued to} Truth. : age next Thursday. AGreatFeat. 5 The whole of the estate of the late “My wife doesn’t want to vole, but Charles L. Anderson was set aside for} she’s what I call strong-minded.” the use of the widow. “In what direction?” a endar that a new trial might be*had. i zs Superfiuous Material. be He—So Jack has made a century run. He will have something to boast of GOOQOHOOHOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS Oo ) © clear through without getting sympthe estate of the late John Seliger was toni af ang ob the-desearnO= i' coofi: med. — lyn Life’ x Twenty days’ stay of execution was ’ an 2 —— BS oresight. fe gianted in the case of Peard su “Patsy—Come and play withus> 1 Mamie-—What are you going to play? O*Hearn. The application for the settlement of Patsy—Anything you like. : Mamie—Then I can’t come. sf 3 the fioal account and decree of distribution in the estate of John Dowaey, Patsy—Why? di deveased, was continued till Tuesday, Mamie—Me mudder don’t let me play Jaunarg 2d. : kissin’ games.—Puck. The heaving of the application of Public Administrator Torpie for letSick Headaches, ters of administration on the estate of! The ~ of Peete cn SOE the Jate Emily W. Hill who died in ‘are quickly and surely cu: y. North San Sues Sepiember 19, 1696, Glover Root Tea, the great blood puriwas continued till next Taesday. The jed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts: estate consists of land in San Jose-estiand 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, mated to be worth $200 and Oscar BK. : the druggist. tf “Today records the seventeenth year of my miserabl credit xistence which has demoralized my apetite, robed me of slep, despoiled me financialy and turned my frends into enemies. : : Henceforth I am for the Cash System and the human being who asx me for credit I wil shoot on the spot, and 4 the person who wil discover any one to whom I have granted credit, I will give a reward of $1000. I consider both Buyer. and Seler under such asystem Public Enemies that should be pit to eth) oo. Re Sa e mF This is strong languag, and intended of course to bé overdrawn, but it contains in its xageration a useful lesson to be learned. That’s the way we Racketers lok at it. Spot Cash is our Bisnes Filosofy and we like to fire bargains tothe our holiday trade a buster. Our special just now is a 10C Box of Writing Paper. It’s double value. WILLIAM BROWN ROBB. —a ; : _KINKEAD’S . , RSIS sie sea IS THE PLACE TO BUY % Furniture Store. NICE PRESENTS . . . . Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Chiffoniers Rugs Bed Lounges ——_ Couches Carat Sweapars, Bedroom Suits, ParlorFuraitare, SHRSHHee aebpbleeeies een iWOLE’S (=m. FOR FANCY GROCERIES, . Baby Pimolas . TERI ISIN = . In 25c Bottles, 5 My Wife’s S lad Dressing ‘ 2 None nicer. Asparagus Tips 4 = ae In 16c cans, Try one, You'll like them. = We haye-everything that’s necessai y for your Christmas Dinner. WOLF, CASH : GROCER. rine, i Perfectly Excusable. “You say one thing to my face and another behind my back.” “Why not? Don’t anyone’s opinions iepend on the point of view ?"—Cincinaati Enquirer. ed aaa earns Just Arrived, “ Smoked Halibut, Smoked He; «ing, (bloaters), New Ripe Olives, _ And large green Olives, a20-1w , At J.9. Jaoxson’s, “ Ripe Olives From Oroville. olives from the Ehmann orchard at Oro ville have been received by Gaylord & Son. There is nothing nicer sold anywheie. Sold by the pint, quart and gallon, tf Little Prices ! Big Valucs, Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 cents to $2. . Initial Handkerchiefs, 25 and 60 cts. Fancy Suspenders, from 25 cts. to $2. All Latest in Neckwear, 25 ots. to $1. Country orders receive prompt attention cnctepncnaeenenten by tf Qanrer & JoHNsTON. Band and Shield Bows; And above all a complete stock of Underwear, Men Suitable for Xmas presents. Never before have we been able to show such’a beautiful line, Initi We have the celebrated OXFORD MUFFLERS, something new and up-todate. Also white shirts and night shirts. and Boys Clothing, Men and Boys Overcoats, Hats, Caps, etc. show al ad stock for your life,comprising all the latest novelties in holiday goods, Imperiais, Tecke! Puffs, Silk Suspenders, Pancy Leather Slippers, Linen Mandkerchiefs, Sill Mandkerchicfs, Every store in this city will . ores and see for yourself. tell you that their stock can’t be beat, but all we ask of you is to go around to the several st Then COME TO US and we will Including evs Another barrel of thosé gilt edge ripe-. "SSH Squares, Four in Mande, Mand Embroidered Suspenders, _ CARTER @ JOHNSTON. . we) ) (~J 7 © EE ‘> c TN-THR SUPBRIOR COURT. [3 tm ssn he tat. Phe sale of real_eatate—belonging to . —‘‘Well, she can reada doctor book . . fier-and tissue builder._Money refund-. — A FRIEND WRITES ME— LADIES, RIGHT HERE WE WISH . YOU ALL A— seg * * 4 Prosperous New Yea “© oo i ~~ We also thank you for your kind patronage during the year which will soon come to ‘a close. __ Dear Ladies: Just one week todo your Xmas shopping and we now ask you to. start right in. and do not wait until the last day. If you doit will be the old story—‘too much of a rush.” ‘ Ladies, We Want You to _Nisit Our Store.. 0.2 Some day this week and see it. If you don’t you will miss a grand sight. We’ve worked hard, late and early, to put it in Xmas attire and here it is. We turn it over to you this week. ‘This is our last appeal until after Xmas, MAHER & CO. See Windows. +) © © © 8 © © © © e © © © © © SNE RSNUEENEeneees ——— Headquarters _ Holiday Novelties. ~~" Have you seén our large. and new stock oF Holiday Specialties? The choicest and latest productions of Eastern manufacturers are displayed for sale .at. prices as low as tle lowest, Fancy Work Materials Gift Books = Christmas Cards _. Pictures, Frames Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. The assortment of plain and dressed Dolls is the finest yet shown. nd g Woodpecker —— SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES _ FOR THE HOLIDAYS . , °. 8 NEW_YEAR BAL W. Laurel Parlor, N. D. 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