December 26, 1899 (4 pages)

your Xmas art right in. If you doit . rush.” 1 to 4 su don’t you : ed hard, late id here jt is. This is our CO. ©6000 velties. ‘stock of Holiday uctions of Eastern rices as low’as tle ! ‘ials ‘tc. Dolls is the finest awford, What Muste amd Draw . , rare Wresno Port, per gallon, #1, up, The holiday number of the Sun Fran-. to drink a4 the Owl, ee aio. eisco Music end Drama publishes #. ‘The best Cranberries in the market fine portrait of. George F, Jacobs and . can be had at Seadden’s: — wee pays him this deserved compliment: Call on Ed Schmidt when you want “George F. Jacobs, manager of the} anything in the tobacco opera houseat Nevada City, is the oldbgp = = oe Tattle’s pee ae est manager in active service in Onll-. tis natritiousand delicious, 420.” fornia. Mr. Jacobs ise highly reepeoted. 17-year-old California Port Wire is citizen and has watched the growth of. being sold atthe Owl. Try it. 420 Nevada City since it started as a placer} Fresh consignment of choice lemons mining camp. He is liberal, progress-. ust received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf ive and up-to-date and is always ready. Richards & Pringle’s Minstrele have to deal. with any attraction of merit. . cancelled their da He has over 6,000 population to draw. _ Clsttegapet iat Ghevon sae toe baat in from and knowing what. will please his. the world—to Rosenbe: patrons, seldom makes a mistake in his Bros. oi ee nage: rh calculations as to what a company may expect.” : Brought Here For Burial. Oompeny ©’s hop at Armory hall The remains of John McHogh, who. Sarurday night was very much enjoyed died Friday at Angels Camp from injaries received by a cave in the Lightner mine where he was working, arrived here Jast evening and were buried this afternoon from Trinity Episcopal church. He was 26 years old and a native ‘of this city. A miner named Fisher was instantly killed by the cave and~ two other men “besides McHugh were injured. When the latter was taken. out he was apparently but slightly hurt, but had received fatal internal injuries, His brother James resides at this city, and bis sister, Mrs. Fannie Scheck, at Sacramento. His father and mother are both dead. Will Deliver the Oration. . ‘Hon. E. M. Preston, of this city, Past Grand Master, will deliver the oration at the exercises to be held on January 8th at Sacramento by I'ehama Lodge, F.&A.M., in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of that lodge. Ex-Senator Preston is a gifted speaker and the: society is fortaunate in securing his services as orator. } .y A Christmas Wedding. Richard Sandow Jr. and Miss Lula E. Worl were married last evening by Rev. J. W. Phelps. The ceremony took place at: the home. of the gentleman on Piety Hill. Mr. Sandow is an employe at the Nevada Foundry. The young couple have our best wishes. ~ Dmproving the Herses. Young Man (at race course)—What is the object of all this? > ee Old Stager—To improve of horses, sir—to improve the breed of horses. Come, let’s take a drink, and then I'll give you some pointers on. how to bet.—N. Y. Weekly. Proud of It. Mrs. Booze—Aren’tyou ashamed? People all over town are saying you an drink enough for three or four men. ~Mr. Booze—That’s envy, my dear; pure envy.—Philadelphia North American. ; i é Explained. ssi ‘ . Mabel—How is it that Edith, who used to be so pale, now has such rosy cheeks? : ‘ , Dolly—Her new beau has a very tough beard. — Philadelphia North American. Fas sate } Woman’s Theme. ‘ * “Kitty, I suppose you won’t write to me at all, now you are married?” “Yes, I will, Nan; Jack’s awfully sweet,. of course; but I can’t talk to . him about my new clothes.”—Chicago Daily Record.ba Not the Real Thing. * @aller—Mrs. DeStyle is not in, you gay? Why, I saw her through the window as I came up the steps. Servant (blandly)—Shure, mum, that was only her shadow you saw.— N. Y. Truth. wad SBN, Couldn’t See an Opportunity. * He—Do, you know that for the last hour I have been watching for a good chance to steal a kiss from you? She—Indeed!; Don’t you think it might be weil for you: to consult an oculist ?—Chicago Daily News. A Habit. by all who attended. 4 Ladies, have you seen Snell & Flemiog’s large and beautifal stock of initial handkerchiefs ? Sold from five cents ap. : d18-tf Sunday’s San Francisco Oall published portraits of Mrs. J. H. Rogers aud city. has issued an appeal for the week of united and universal prayer, which ‘is to commence January 7th and continue till the 14th. City Marshal Tompkins today arrested Tom Brannigan on a charge of vagrancy preferred by: Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. Justice Coughlan sent the old man to jail for 60 days. Work was commenced today in adding a second story to the building on Commercial street adjoining Masonic hall, and Photographer Moore will occupy it as a gallery when completed. On Christmas day the weather was balmy and clear, even almost summerlike. Last night there was a killing frost and today was clear. The weather observer says tomorrow will be cloudy. strangers arrested Sunday night-for being drunk and disorderly, were sent to jail today for ten days apiece, Justice oughlan being the committing magistrate. . ‘The Sunset Company is preparing tomake some improvements in its line a ee bens ve inne. Bi be goncentrated ca “Two carloads of redwood poles arrived Sunday to take the place of the spruce poles. They will last for years. Ech aa ia Grant McMullin of Grass Valley by his attorney, Chas. W. Kitts, today began suit against Martin J. McCarty to réstrain the latter from cutting timber on iand near’ Buena Vista on which plaintiff recently foreclosed a mortgage. The Sunday schools of the Oatholic, Congregational and Episcopal churches had their Obristmas exercises Saturday night, and of the Methodist Sunday night. They all hada deligh‘ful time. The various churches had special Christmas services yesterday. ; Adolph Maller, who is at Camp Wandalla, India, writes to bis father, Prof. E. Muller of this city, that a plague has spread over that part of the country. A food famine is expected next year, when the natives will be desperate and white men’s lives may be in danger. There is a water famine now and the natives steal water at night under cover of darkne:s. Y Superstitious. “He proposed to me on Friday, but of course I wouldn’t accept.him then.” “Why not?” “It’s an unlucky day.” “Oh, well, the chances are it would have been unlucky only for him.” Thus it was that a friendship of many years was broken,—Chicaga Post. A Radical Remedy. Tangle—What is a good eure for “Notice how Millie carries her head corns, Jimson? ‘on one side of late?” Jimson—There’e only one sure and “Don’t youknow the reason? Itgot. tain cure. set that way from leaning on fellows’ Tangle—And whatis that? shoulders last Summer when out bug-gy riding”’—Cincinnati Enquirer. Wondering Why She Did. “Woman, when you married me you got a wonder!” Life. A Gentle Hint. gon, mum? “Yes, and I have been wondering “Yes.” €ver since.’—Tndianapolis Journal. Catarrh’ Cannot be Cured. with Local APpPLicaTions, as they canUa Two Kinds. “John, I'd like to have $50. Iwantto not reach the seat of the disease. tarrh isa blood or constitutional disreit you must SO eS vendo, ‘Hall’s Catarrh . do some. shopping. jg taken internally, and acts ce mum.”—Tit-Bits. directly on the blood and mucous surshopping yesterday myself.” faces. Hall’s Catarrb Oure is not medicine. It was prencriped oy sicians airy for years, and is a regular pre“a is composed of the best nd for testimonials, free. ~& Oo., Props., Toledo, Maha Ge dre rice 750. Bold by Aun ily Pills are the best. Of Shiloh’s a. “What?” wasting diseases, all effects of se NERVITA MEDICAL CO. City, Cal. ; Soadden’s. Try it. tt and Lemon Peel: go to ' Bome Christmas carol singers were: _. 8round town yesterday making good The evangelical alliance of the world . Wm. Marlow and Wm. Beicher,. Man (hurriedly)—Are you Mrs. Law“Well, I’ve been sent to tell you that . your husband’s head has been broken, mum, and I’m to breakit to you gently, “Maria, I haven’t 50 cents. I went Cc Clinton & Jackson Sts. CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada Seats at Foley’s beginning bal os aa . ing isa popular amusement b most as smooth as ice, Trackee Brewery, held under mortgage by Warren Richardson, is being hauled away and. stored across the river. The brewery will close down in a few days. : Ry ee Pe W. M. Borckhalter says he will put ina telephone system if a sufficient number will subscribe for the use of the phones. There. ig a splendid opportunity for a local system. There are marty lines around town besides . lines running to Sierraville, ‘Tahoe, . . ‘Monte Oarlo and down the river. Bleighing could not be better than it} — — is now. The snow is just the right} ¥* depth and the besten tracks are al-. Mach of the personal property of the. & a” a’ ce will now be but afew~ antil-the harvesting will commence, This is) proving to be another of the favorable winters for the storave of ice and makes four in succession. During these four years the icomen have put up ice ata minimum cost, While six persons were coasting on to go on crutches, The lady’s foot had struck the fence and turned the ankle. The bone was driven straight ahead and going through her gam boot struck a two-inch board nailed on the outside of the fence. It was driven with such force that fragments of bone penetrated the edge of the board to the depth of nearly an inch. : The Overton Company has experjenced some little trouble during the last week in keeping their logging road open on account-of snow aud the same difficulty is being contended with bylog contractor Barton. If weather will perinit, however, tho logging will continue for an indefinite time. The matter of runaing a logging trainin winter in the Sierra Nevada Range is something that will havea tendency to show —_—_—_—_—_———"—_ This week Rosenberg Bros. will sell their Columbia Kid Gloves for $1. -Qentemeri Kid Gloves for $1:25. . . Best Centemeri Kid Gloves for $1.50} . These gloves are all fitted and guaranteed. = "eee This Is The Store That Sets The Pace. We are the Only Store in town that has the Latest Fad, the Oxrorp MorFLER. 75 cents to $1.50. tf : Carter & JOBNSTON. eT “He That Stays Does the Business.”’ All the world admires ‘‘staying power.” On this quality success depends. The blood ts the best friend the heart has, and ‘‘faint heart’” never won anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best friend the blood ever fiad; it cleanses the blood of everything. If you would be strong in the race of life and ‘‘do the business,’” you must “stay.” Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the struggle easy. lt gives clear, strong blood; hence perfect health. Dizzy Spells—‘‘Sudden diszy spells ould mate ty hands and side numb and I could not work. Took Hood's Sarsaparilla and am a well man.” Fred V. Halloch, Box 94, South Kent, Ct. Heartburn— “After ealing I had a full feeling and heartburn. This, with Geadaches, poor appetite and bad taste ir my mouth perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.”” C. N. Devoe, Chico, Mont. Impure Blood — “J am pleased to recommend Flood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic and blood inedicine. It has cured our Jimson—Cut off your feet.—Harlem family of impure blood.” Miss Nellie Hilenbrant, Rochester, N. Y. aardapar hose —_—— vtirePnonteriteting-and iake with tHood’s Sarsaparilia, "Weather conditions could not scarce. ly be more favorable for the icemen . ; than they were Saturday. Every night} adds to the thickness of the ice and it} ay Aw AY AY AY AY DY AY DY DY a bob sled Thursday night the sled ran . iuté a fence and Mrs. W. BE. Larson) Misses Corinae Tower, Esther MoBain, . wet with-e painful and distressing ac. ‘Dora Organ and Lenore Calkins of this . cident aud Mr. Larson bad one ankle . _ so bedly. sprained that he is compelled a” A ese RHE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. a” a’ a” a” AY AY AY a = .w iw _ And Xmas Presents from the store that has ,. __ the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awaké buy~~ ers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. b) a Sw oW ae Ww UW uw Ae Ww ue ow ow ow ue ue fe = we 4 S } { a” bh “ Our Holiday Assortment . ! Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, — . Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders‘and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT AA VAG NG NGA \G Va DPD PPP FPP Pye. NG EMPORIUM, mY BY AY BY YY oY AY AY = .f 4.8 se AW AW AW AW AS AS : that even in that line of business it-is; not necessary to follow the-time wera; ee Nevada Theater. The ever popular comedian, “Bucket-shopping.”—Chicago Jour-. . , R, STOCKWELL, nal. Wied with the best. fy Restores VITALITY, elas see aime orl MERWIT Assuanscc)) MY FRIEND : Se relics Ge. ‘Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and of t tury, © “S¢ wil) d.ave away tue biaes. Yor $2.50; with @ written guaran) sSpoc!well keeas the audience lau hing .”"—Bulleti Pi nti to dly breatne tee to cure or refund the money watil they caa ka edly brent ae eet ives into hystcria.”—Post. Excursion train from Grass ¥: Friday Byening, Dec. 29, 1809, And a superb company in the farcecomedy : u e FRO/I INDIA. me Con At arte pe aie Tour directed by Belasco & Thal. blood builder. Brings the oo aba ate 2 pink glow to pale cheeks and What the San Francisco Press Says “ : restores the fire of youth. ‘ see By mail BOc per box; 6 boxes ‘A-rog ving saccess.”~Chronigle. Prices, 50 cents, 75 conts and $1.00. SUTIPNTPYTNEPSTTEPNEPS NTT MOP NET Her NTT er er teT verter stT luuks % a a eH Se HM %* *& ~~~ ‘Watnuts; Brazils and-Almonds. Pls “RAISINS ak Landon Layers, Seedless *% * _ or Seeded. “git FANCY PEELS oe Glazed Citron and Lemon % % MINCE MEAT. se ae CLEANED CURRANTS, BOILED CIDER, PLUM PUDDING Claret Wine 50 Cents a Galion. E AT JACKSON'S AUSADAAAAAMA ADA UA JAAAOAG4AAAJ4A S44 bb Abd JhA bh 3 =. L ssnernyrnreneneenaenen rene ereneytt UP-TO-DATE GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Telephone West 14, PA LALAAARALAAAM MAAR AAA » » ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE, W. ° We can show many new styles and In atches from the plain eatin to the more elaborate cases, richly ornamented and set with Diamonds. Are marvels of beauty and come in solid marbl Our Clocks ony, Nccorated porcelain, cansered iron a wood. If you want the best of anything in our line it will pay you to inspect our stock before parting with your $33’: A. & H. W. HARTUN Broad St., Nevada City. (AUAAAAUAAUALAAUAAANAANAAAANNAUNISS WATCHMAKERS, WLbbadsddadaddddde —————=—— The Question——©— At the store of him a trial order. As to where one can bay Groceries and Provisions to the best advantage—that is,can get the best goods, fairest measure and promptest service at the most reasonable price, is a question of vital importance to every family. MANY PEOPLE FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: Wm. G. RICHARDS. Of course you know that Richards sells all kinds of Holiday Delicacies, as well as staples. If you do not already trade with him, it will pay you to give BROAD STREET, NEAR OILY HALL. . Pod eT a a a a Ba sd Lin ie in é S CF ee Pa ed Se wt MO Mas The people of Nevada ‘City and the tributary country for the liberal patronage they have so kindly extended to me this holiday season, ; Assuring them that I will as heretofore continue to supply them with the purest drugs and chemicals, also with patent . medicines, druggists’ sundries, stationery, etc. I beg to remain, with the compliments of the season, respectfully, H. DICKERMAN. l have on hand some remnants of my former immense Christmas stock. They are suitable for return gifts. it'a rule to ca*ry no such goods over from one season to another, and am therefore Clearing Them Out at Cost. iS Cj oO 9, © Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory “TRILBY MIXED CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS — 4+ 1509 Pound ‘Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory, . OPENING OF THE ‘aaa are ERS amen Raced dy Rae Sica CAPE SEASON. ct i aN A i is SE . Mm. L. & D. MARSH. Ths Fall and Winter tyles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We haves fall line of Eastern importations, fresn from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. j Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. a a weve, _ OFFICE AND YARD, Sa Boulder Street, Call on us = before going elsew

your Xmas art right in. If you doit . rush.” 1 to 4 su don’t you : ed hard, late id here jt is. This is our CO. ©6000 velties. ‘stock of Holiday uctions of Eastern rices as low’as tle ! ‘ials ‘tc. Dolls is the finest awford, What Muste amd Draw . , rare Wresno Port, per gallon, #1, up, The holiday number of the Sun Fran-. to drink a4 the Owl, ee aio. eisco Music end Drama publishes #. ‘The best Cranberries in the market fine portrait of. George F, Jacobs and . can be had at Seadden’s: — wee pays him this deserved compliment: Call on Ed Schmidt when you want “George F. Jacobs, manager of the} anything in the tobacco opera houseat Nevada City, is the oldbgp = = oe Tattle’s pee ae est manager in active service in Onll-. tis natritiousand delicious, 420.” fornia. Mr. Jacobs ise highly reepeoted. 17-year-old California Port Wire is citizen and has watched the growth of. being sold atthe Owl. Try it. 420 Nevada City since it started as a placer} Fresh consignment of choice lemons mining camp. He is liberal, progress-. ust received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf ive and up-to-date and is always ready. Richards & Pringle’s Minstrele have to deal. with any attraction of merit. . cancelled their da He has over 6,000 population to draw. _ Clsttegapet iat Ghevon sae toe baat in from and knowing what. will please his. the world—to Rosenbe: patrons, seldom makes a mistake in his Bros. oi ee nage: rh calculations as to what a company may expect.” : Brought Here For Burial. Oompeny ©’s hop at Armory hall The remains of John McHogh, who. Sarurday night was very much enjoyed died Friday at Angels Camp from injaries received by a cave in the Lightner mine where he was working, arrived here Jast evening and were buried this afternoon from Trinity Episcopal church. He was 26 years old and a native ‘of this city. A miner named Fisher was instantly killed by the cave and~ two other men “besides McHugh were injured. When the latter was taken. out he was apparently but slightly hurt, but had received fatal internal injuries, His brother James resides at this city, and bis sister, Mrs. Fannie Scheck, at Sacramento. His father and mother are both dead. Will Deliver the Oration. . ‘Hon. E. M. Preston, of this city, Past Grand Master, will deliver the oration at the exercises to be held on January 8th at Sacramento by I'ehama Lodge, F.&A.M., in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of that lodge. Ex-Senator Preston is a gifted speaker and the: society is fortaunate in securing his services as orator. } .y A Christmas Wedding. Richard Sandow Jr. and Miss Lula E. Worl were married last evening by Rev. J. W. Phelps. The ceremony took place at: the home. of the gentleman on Piety Hill. Mr. Sandow is an employe at the Nevada Foundry. The young couple have our best wishes. ~ Dmproving the Herses. Young Man (at race course)—What is the object of all this? > ee Old Stager—To improve of horses, sir—to improve the breed of horses. Come, let’s take a drink, and then I'll give you some pointers on. how to bet.—N. Y. Weekly. Proud of It. Mrs. Booze—Aren’tyou ashamed? People all over town are saying you an drink enough for three or four men. ~Mr. Booze—That’s envy, my dear; pure envy.—Philadelphia North American. ; i é Explained. ssi ‘ . Mabel—How is it that Edith, who used to be so pale, now has such rosy cheeks? : ‘ , Dolly—Her new beau has a very tough beard. — Philadelphia North American. Fas sate } Woman’s Theme. ‘ * “Kitty, I suppose you won’t write to me at all, now you are married?” “Yes, I will, Nan; Jack’s awfully sweet,. of course; but I can’t talk to . him about my new clothes.”—Chicago Daily Record.ba Not the Real Thing. * @aller—Mrs. DeStyle is not in, you gay? Why, I saw her through the window as I came up the steps. Servant (blandly)—Shure, mum, that was only her shadow you saw.— N. Y. Truth. wad SBN, Couldn’t See an Opportunity. * He—Do, you know that for the last hour I have been watching for a good chance to steal a kiss from you? She—Indeed!; Don’t you think it might be weil for you: to consult an oculist ?—Chicago Daily News. A Habit. by all who attended. 4 Ladies, have you seen Snell & Flemiog’s large and beautifal stock of initial handkerchiefs ? Sold from five cents ap. : d18-tf Sunday’s San Francisco Oall published portraits of Mrs. J. H. Rogers aud city. has issued an appeal for the week of united and universal prayer, which ‘is to commence January 7th and continue till the 14th. City Marshal Tompkins today arrested Tom Brannigan on a charge of vagrancy preferred by: Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. Justice Coughlan sent the old man to jail for 60 days. Work was commenced today in adding a second story to the building on Commercial street adjoining Masonic hall, and Photographer Moore will occupy it as a gallery when completed. On Christmas day the weather was balmy and clear, even almost summerlike. Last night there was a killing frost and today was clear. The weather observer says tomorrow will be cloudy. strangers arrested Sunday night-for being drunk and disorderly, were sent to jail today for ten days apiece, Justice oughlan being the committing magistrate. . ‘The Sunset Company is preparing tomake some improvements in its line a ee bens ve inne. Bi be goncentrated ca “Two carloads of redwood poles arrived Sunday to take the place of the spruce poles. They will last for years. Ech aa ia Grant McMullin of Grass Valley by his attorney, Chas. W. Kitts, today began suit against Martin J. McCarty to réstrain the latter from cutting timber on iand near’ Buena Vista on which plaintiff recently foreclosed a mortgage. The Sunday schools of the Oatholic, Congregational and Episcopal churches had their Obristmas exercises Saturday night, and of the Methodist Sunday night. They all hada deligh‘ful time. The various churches had special Christmas services yesterday. ; Adolph Maller, who is at Camp Wandalla, India, writes to bis father, Prof. E. Muller of this city, that a plague has spread over that part of the country. A food famine is expected next year, when the natives will be desperate and white men’s lives may be in danger. There is a water famine now and the natives steal water at night under cover of darkne:s. Y Superstitious. “He proposed to me on Friday, but of course I wouldn’t accept.him then.” “Why not?” “It’s an unlucky day.” “Oh, well, the chances are it would have been unlucky only for him.” Thus it was that a friendship of many years was broken,—Chicaga Post. A Radical Remedy. Tangle—What is a good eure for “Notice how Millie carries her head corns, Jimson? ‘on one side of late?” Jimson—There’e only one sure and “Don’t youknow the reason? Itgot. tain cure. set that way from leaning on fellows’ Tangle—And whatis that? shoulders last Summer when out bug-gy riding”’—Cincinnati Enquirer. Wondering Why She Did. “Woman, when you married me you got a wonder!” Life. A Gentle Hint. gon, mum? “Yes, and I have been wondering “Yes.” €ver since.’—Tndianapolis Journal. Catarrh’ Cannot be Cured. with Local APpPLicaTions, as they canUa Two Kinds. “John, I'd like to have $50. Iwantto not reach the seat of the disease. tarrh isa blood or constitutional disreit you must SO eS vendo, ‘Hall’s Catarrh . do some. shopping. jg taken internally, and acts ce mum.”—Tit-Bits. directly on the blood and mucous surshopping yesterday myself.” faces. Hall’s Catarrb Oure is not medicine. It was prencriped oy sicians airy for years, and is a regular pre“a is composed of the best nd for testimonials, free. ~& Oo., Props., Toledo, Maha Ge dre rice 750. Bold by Aun ily Pills are the best. Of Shiloh’s a. “What?” wasting diseases, all effects of se NERVITA MEDICAL CO. City, Cal. ; Soadden’s. Try it. tt and Lemon Peel: go to ' Bome Christmas carol singers were: _. 8round town yesterday making good The evangelical alliance of the world . Wm. Marlow and Wm. Beicher,. Man (hurriedly)—Are you Mrs. Law“Well, I’ve been sent to tell you that . your husband’s head has been broken, mum, and I’m to breakit to you gently, “Maria, I haven’t 50 cents. I went Cc Clinton & Jackson Sts. CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada Seats at Foley’s beginning bal os aa . ing isa popular amusement b most as smooth as ice, Trackee Brewery, held under mortgage by Warren Richardson, is being hauled away and. stored across the river. The brewery will close down in a few days. : Ry ee Pe W. M. Borckhalter says he will put ina telephone system if a sufficient number will subscribe for the use of the phones. There. ig a splendid opportunity for a local system. There are marty lines around town besides . lines running to Sierraville, ‘Tahoe, . .

‘Monte Oarlo and down the river. Bleighing could not be better than it} — — is now. The snow is just the right} ¥* depth and the besten tracks are al-. Mach of the personal property of the. & a” a’ ce will now be but afew~ antil-the harvesting will commence, This is) proving to be another of the favorable winters for the storave of ice and makes four in succession. During these four years the icomen have put up ice ata minimum cost, While six persons were coasting on to go on crutches, The lady’s foot had struck the fence and turned the ankle. The bone was driven straight ahead and going through her gam boot struck a two-inch board nailed on the outside of the fence. It was driven with such force that fragments of bone penetrated the edge of the board to the depth of nearly an inch. : The Overton Company has experjenced some little trouble during the last week in keeping their logging road open on account-of snow aud the same difficulty is being contended with bylog contractor Barton. If weather will perinit, however, tho logging will continue for an indefinite time. The matter of runaing a logging trainin winter in the Sierra Nevada Range is something that will havea tendency to show —_—_—_—_—_———"—_ This week Rosenberg Bros. will sell their Columbia Kid Gloves for $1. -Qentemeri Kid Gloves for $1:25. . . Best Centemeri Kid Gloves for $1.50} . These gloves are all fitted and guaranteed. = "eee This Is The Store That Sets The Pace. We are the Only Store in town that has the Latest Fad, the Oxrorp MorFLER. 75 cents to $1.50. tf : Carter & JOBNSTON. eT “He That Stays Does the Business.”’ All the world admires ‘‘staying power.” On this quality success depends. The blood ts the best friend the heart has, and ‘‘faint heart’” never won anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best friend the blood ever fiad; it cleanses the blood of everything. If you would be strong in the race of life and ‘‘do the business,’” you must “stay.” Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the struggle easy. lt gives clear, strong blood; hence perfect health. Dizzy Spells—‘‘Sudden diszy spells ould mate ty hands and side numb and I could not work. Took Hood's Sarsaparilla and am a well man.” Fred V. Halloch, Box 94, South Kent, Ct. Heartburn— “After ealing I had a full feeling and heartburn. This, with Geadaches, poor appetite and bad taste ir my mouth perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.”” C. N. Devoe, Chico, Mont. Impure Blood — “J am pleased to recommend Flood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic and blood inedicine. It has cured our Jimson—Cut off your feet.—Harlem family of impure blood.” Miss Nellie Hilenbrant, Rochester, N. Y. aardapar hose —_—— vtirePnonteriteting-and iake with tHood’s Sarsaparilia, "Weather conditions could not scarce. ly be more favorable for the icemen . ; than they were Saturday. Every night} adds to the thickness of the ice and it} ay Aw AY AY AY AY DY AY DY DY a bob sled Thursday night the sled ran . iuté a fence and Mrs. W. BE. Larson) Misses Corinae Tower, Esther MoBain, . wet with-e painful and distressing ac. ‘Dora Organ and Lenore Calkins of this . cident aud Mr. Larson bad one ankle . _ so bedly. sprained that he is compelled a” A ese RHE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. a” a’ a” a” AY AY AY a = .w iw _ And Xmas Presents from the store that has ,. __ the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awaké buy~~ ers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. b) a Sw oW ae Ww UW uw Ae Ww ue ow ow ow ue ue fe = we 4 S } { a” bh “ Our Holiday Assortment . ! Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, — . Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders‘and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT AA VAG NG NGA \G Va DPD PPP FPP Pye. NG EMPORIUM, mY BY AY BY YY oY AY AY = .f 4.8 se AW AW AW AW AS AS : that even in that line of business it-is; not necessary to follow the-time wera; ee Nevada Theater. The ever popular comedian, “Bucket-shopping.”—Chicago Jour-. . , R, STOCKWELL, nal. Wied with the best. fy Restores VITALITY, elas see aime orl MERWIT Assuanscc)) MY FRIEND : Se relics Ge. ‘Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and of t tury, © “S¢ wil) d.ave away tue biaes. Yor $2.50; with @ written guaran) sSpoc!well keeas the audience lau hing .”"—Bulleti Pi nti to dly breatne tee to cure or refund the money watil they caa ka edly brent ae eet ives into hystcria.”—Post. Excursion train from Grass ¥: Friday Byening, Dec. 29, 1809, And a superb company in the farcecomedy : u e FRO/I INDIA. me Con At arte pe aie Tour directed by Belasco & Thal. blood builder. Brings the oo aba ate 2 pink glow to pale cheeks and What the San Francisco Press Says “ : restores the fire of youth. ‘ see By mail BOc per box; 6 boxes ‘A-rog ving saccess.”~Chronigle. Prices, 50 cents, 75 conts and $1.00. SUTIPNTPYTNEPSTTEPNEPS NTT MOP NET Her NTT er er teT verter stT luuks % a a eH Se HM %* *& ~~~ ‘Watnuts; Brazils and-Almonds. Pls “RAISINS ak Landon Layers, Seedless *% * _ or Seeded. “git FANCY PEELS oe Glazed Citron and Lemon % % MINCE MEAT. se ae CLEANED CURRANTS, BOILED CIDER, PLUM PUDDING Claret Wine 50 Cents a Galion. E AT JACKSON'S AUSADAAAAAMA ADA UA JAAAOAG4AAAJ4A S44 bb Abd JhA bh 3 =. L ssnernyrnreneneenaenen rene ereneytt UP-TO-DATE GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Telephone West 14, PA LALAAARALAAAM MAAR AAA » » ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE, W. ° We can show many new styles and In atches from the plain eatin to the more elaborate cases, richly ornamented and set with Diamonds. Are marvels of beauty and come in solid marbl Our Clocks ony, Nccorated porcelain, cansered iron a wood. If you want the best of anything in our line it will pay you to inspect our stock before parting with your $33’: A. & H. W. HARTUN Broad St., Nevada City. (AUAAAAUAAUALAAUAAANAANAAAANNAUNISS WATCHMAKERS, WLbbadsddadaddddde —————=—— The Question——©— At the store of him a trial order. As to where one can bay Groceries and Provisions to the best advantage—that is,can get the best goods, fairest measure and promptest service at the most reasonable price, is a question of vital importance to every family. MANY PEOPLE FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: Wm. G. RICHARDS. Of course you know that Richards sells all kinds of Holiday Delicacies, as well as staples. If you do not already trade with him, it will pay you to give BROAD STREET, NEAR OILY HALL. . Pod eT a a a a Ba sd Lin ie in é S CF ee Pa ed Se wt MO Mas The people of Nevada ‘City and the tributary country for the liberal patronage they have so kindly extended to me this holiday season, ; Assuring them that I will as heretofore continue to supply them with the purest drugs and chemicals, also with patent . medicines, druggists’ sundries, stationery, etc. I beg to remain, with the compliments of the season, respectfully, H. DICKERMAN. l have on hand some remnants of my former immense Christmas stock. They are suitable for return gifts. it'a rule to ca*ry no such goods over from one season to another, and am therefore Clearing Them Out at Cost. iS Cj oO 9, © Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory “TRILBY MIXED CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS — 4+ 1509 Pound ‘Eph Cohn’s Candy Factory, . OPENING OF THE ‘aaa are ERS amen Raced dy Rae Sica CAPE SEASON.. ct i aN A i is SE . Mm. L. & D. MARSH. Ths Fall and Winter tyles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We haves fall line of Eastern importations, fresn from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. j Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. a a weve, _ OFFICE AND YARD, Sa Boulder Street, Call on us = before going elsew