December 5, 1903 (4 pages)

cotaeaiimenenedll —— Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF. oe eee Fy $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany vart of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO ADVERTISE CALIFORNIA A Timely Suggestion to Those About to Purchase Holiday Gifts. HE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY, with thousands of others in our county and State, will send this year to their friends and relatives in the East and European countries a great multitude of Christmas and New Year remembrances. These gifts will be scattered far and wide and will be everywhere valued and treasured as keepsakes and will continually attract the attention of those to whom they are sent, as well as many others to whom they will be shown from time to time. In the aggregate their cost will amount toa large sum, so that the trade, both in its scope and its worth, is a matter of no small importance. If the majority of the Christmas presents sent from California to other lands were made up of California products there would be a double benefit to the community. In the first place the demand would give a good market for the home industries that produce the article, and, in the second place, the distribution of them through so wide an area of country would materially assist in developing a market for them. It is true that no individual is going to send many such presents, and each therefore may think it will not matter whether he or she sends California articles or not, but the subject should be considered as a whole and not with respect to a single person. Here is an opportunity of making known the_merit of hundreds of articles of California production, and all our citizens should mutually agree to do their share in making the most of it, It is well known that the Christmas trade is one of the largest of the year. So much money is expended in holiday novelties that a season of almost universal economy follows as soon as the holidays are over. Trade in nearly all lines becomes dull and it is some time before business resumes its normal activity. From that fact we may derive some conception of the vast amount of money expended in the Christmas trade, and most of it goes for presents of one kind or another. California imports an immense line of Christmas goods from the East and from Europe, while her exports of such goods are much less than they ought to be. A search in our local business houses will bring to light a number of beautiful and useful articles which would well advertise the resources of our State and make appropriate holiday gifts. Why not select these novelties when looking about for presents to send to the far-away friends or relatives at Christmas time—or at any time of the year when gifts are sent? If this rule was universally observed, there are many people who thus would be attracted to this land of wonderful resources, simply through the instrumentality of such novelties and the desire to see more of California and its productions. It is not aueosaey: to send to San Francisco to secure these appropriate gifts. Our local merchants carry in stock and endless variety of such articles, beautiful, useful and ornamental, An inspection of the various holiday stocks of our dealers will surprise you in this regard, this year. Let everyone do his part toward doing his best by booming the market for California productions, both personally and by using his influence in getting others to do the same. Siocks, Bonds, Lic. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions. of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling oo Banker Suicides. Des Mores, Iowa, Dec. 4—George Wood, a prominent banker of Colfax, shot himself through the head at an early hour this morning and died instantly. Wood, who was a director of three other small Iowa banks, was worth over a quarter million dollars, and bis accounts are said to be all right. Domestic trouble is supposed to have caused the euicide. He was married a year ago toa parse who attended a former wife during ber last illness. WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley...-. .. San Francisco Gas aud Electric. MINING STOCES. Seng Nevada. rs Ballien . Exchequer Brag: . Seg. Belcher. 10 OvermaD..0. 15 Justice 894 66 Gould & Cur. Best & Bel.2 25 Con.Oal.&Val.1 = 14 26 51. 20 oe Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in o:der to cure it you niust take internal medicines. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken ititernaliy, and acts directly, on the blood and mucous surfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure ie not aquack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed ereceee 2B FAUSTICO,.ceees Hale &}Nrs .. Crown ‘Point. Yellow Jacket. se eeeresoes Caledonia Silver Hill .. Chalienge.. Occidental . Kentack... 05 Alpha.. Belcher... Confidence . A Frightened Horse, SNE Re eee SEES Tee ES . December 5, 1903 of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly-on the mucous surfaces, The perfect combination of the two ingrediente is what produces such wonderfal resulte in curing Oatarrb. Send for testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, oO. Sold by drapeien, ‘price T5c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ranning like mai down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred otber accidents, are every day occarrences. It behooves everybody to have @ reliable Salve handy and there’s pone as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c. at Vinton’s Drug Store, \yecialDpatehes to Tramerigt RESTAURANTS WiLL (LOSE city will be closed tomorrow the Cooks and Waiters’ Union. The ultumatum delivered tion last night demanded that complied. _ San Francisco, Decemberr 5.—Every restaurant in this friction between the Restaurant Keepers Association and return to work at the Central Dining Co., on Ellis street, before ten o’clock’this morning or all members of the Association will close their establishments. night in consequence of the to the Union by the Associathe Union allow the men to The Union has not MET WITH AN ANYFUL DEATH where a wake was being held New York, Dec. 4—Two lives were lost and a number of: persons badly injured at a fire in Brooklyn last night, lingan and Arthur Dougherty. a window curtain became ignited. Charles Bail¢y were suffocated. over. the bodies of Mary GilA lamp was overturned and Michael Stafford and Personal Noles. Robert Mitchell, the insurance man of San Francisco, is in town. 8S. Rylerand R. W. Rahe are here from San Francisco. W.S, Shain of San Francisco is here spencing a few days, J. M. Anderson arrived here this afternoon from Fresno. J. Lesser, the clothing merchant of Sacramento, returned home today. J. W. Lewis of Santa Clara county, who arrived herea few days ago, retarned yesterday from Pleasant Valley where he inspected some mining prope:ty. His friend, W. W. Tarney, who was to have accompanied him on this mining vusiness was unable to join him here as planned, presumably on account of the death of Mr, Turney’s son in Pera Mr. Lewis spent last evening with his friend, Rev. J. H Wythe of this city, and took his departure this morning — his home at Campbell. B ; Card of Thanks. The undersigned hereky express their heartfelt apprecietion of tbe kindness and sympatby shown by many friends during the last illness of their wife and mother. Gro. SoarFe Sr., — Mr, & Mrs, GEO. SCARFE JR. Boo eee apes oe Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuraigia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole sgent. & GE i Ea Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly» ——__—__ ++ @e-o— —— = = ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN . Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggists. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and yeu will, always buy it. ‘Aly N BYADA T ATER Thursday December 10 ‘FRANEE & LEWIS’ Big Production UNGLE JOSH 20 PEOPLE _ “HAYSEED” IS PRUCEBY Grand Operatic Orchestra ! : Car-Load Special Spécial ! Novel Mechanical Effects !. THE GREAT Saw: flill Scene All New. Specialties @@” Watch for the Big Parade. Note the Prices—25e, 60c and 750. Seats on sale at Foley’s. = eee] Undertaker George Gray went up to Columbia Hill this afternoon after the remains of Lauren Woodruff, which are to be brought to this city and interred in Pine Grove cemetery tomorrow afternoon by ihe Odd Fellows Drop to Death. Liraez, Belgium, December 4—Eleven coal miners were killed today at the Gasson-La Quaasemene at Montegno through the breaking of the rope by which a cage was being hauled ap. The men were precipitated fo the bottom of the pit and their bodies horribly mangled. Life Sentence. OakLAND, December 4.—Anunie Ross, the consort of murderer Victor Walkirez, who was on trial for assietiog in Elizabeth Leroy, was yesterday found guilty and recommended for a life sentence in prison by the jury. Shewill be given final judgment and sentence next Friday, December I11th. (e@e sFight Will Be Bitter. Th who will pereist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles if not ended earlier by fatal termina. tion. Read what T. RB. Beall of Beall Mies., hasto say: ‘Last Fall my wife had every symptom of coneumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and fcur_pottles entirely cured her.” Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. ——_+-2@e-—-—___—__ He wasn’t literary, hadn’t any politics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not mucb, He had three bottles of Old Gilt Edge whieky in his grip. Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand all times CASTORIA For Infants and_ Children, { the Kind You Have Always Bought Sears the agmuatass: 74 the murder of Walkirez’s victim, Mrs, . . Evidenee of real sacrilee. J. Lesser,’a prominent merchant of Sacramento, arrived here last evening with the intention of buying the stock of dry goods of the late firm of Snell & Flemiog, but the bidding was too high to suit bim, having bid all he thought the stock was worth. After the above sale he went over to Hyman & Oo.’s Store, where the great sacrifive sale is going on, and as he looked into one of the windows he saw sweaters marked 15 cents and 60 cents which was about one-half the price he was paying for the same articles to the wholesale dealers in San Francisco. _He bought one hundred and one of them, and a trunk, paid the cash down, and had the lot shipped to his store in Sacramento. He wae astonished at the low prices ranging at this establishment at the present time, and said “if he had a longer time to stay he would select a lot of the goods for his Sacramento store, as he could buy almost everything he laid his eyes on cheaper than hs could below, and that either people here did not appreciate the low prices else they had a supply.” ————--+@e o— —— ——— National Hotel DINNER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6. SOUPS. Chicken a la Ohiffonade _snd Consomme FISH. Boiled Salmon, a la Maitu d’Hotel RBELISHES. Oalifornia Olives Oeleri én Branche Chutney ENTREES, Salmi of Wild Dack ala Brigarade Pattees of Chicken Livers en Veloute Vienna Veal Loaf a la Mettemich Chocolate Eclaies, creme au Vanilla Salad of Shrimps, en Mayonaice ROASTS. Young Turkey stuffed with oysters, Cranberry s3uce Prime Rib of Beef au Jus Loin of.Pork, apple sauce Leg of Lamb, pan gravy VEGETABLES Mashed and Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower au Gratni, Asparegas, drown butter sauce. DESSERT Mince and Apple Pies New York Plum Padding, Hard and Brandy Sauce Lemon Ice Oream Assorted Cake and FruitAmerican, Swiss, Roquefort and Edam Cheese Cafe Noir @@” Sunday Breakfast from7 to 10 a.m, The National will serve asa specialty, Baked Pork and Beans, with & Native Son of Boston. Th: Curse of Womankind {s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. : Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. (Cold Teas Salads, -Ithrough an unwarranted arrest by the Boston Brown Bread—prepared by al’ [Beet Steak Dot Die, Cu0aao, ies: ¢apy vant in large quantities has been found by Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler. hidden in the northwest part of the city. The discovery was followed by the immediate institution of a search for the persons who secreted the explosive and who are said to be connected with the car barn bandits captured in the swamps acrose the Indiana State line.5 HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TQ ALL. Dynamite Hidden : ‘woashar; as sent out by ‘the bur : observation, ith Frant:8co: ee. Tonight, fair, bing aie ¥ frost in the oreiee. J Californta Obnnpepacins white—a beverag’ strictly pure freshing and delicious, made Oalifornia inca At Britlend's, § Saturday : Evening. ‘Action Asked. San Franowoo, December 4 —Action by the United States Government relative to the death by suicide of Tom Kim Yung at the Chinese Consalate in this city on September 14th has been asked by the Ohinese Minister ' at Washington. Kim, who was an attache of ‘he Ohinese Legation at Washington and temporarily stationed ae secretary at the Consulate in this city, ended his life because he considered that he had been humiliated LEAP ARE YOU dow. It will help you decide. at once. we can help you. If so, come to us to see about your dress. PARTY! Friday Evening, January Ist, 100 @=26082@2 . READY? See our w Don’t wait. But come td And if you are in doubt as to Color or Mateg police less than a week prior to the date of-hie death. Mills Opened Up. Saratogo, N. Y., Dec. 4—Operations are being resamed at the milis of the International Paper Oompany at Corinth, Fort Edwards, Glen’s Falls aad elsewhere. The mills, which employ 10,000 men, shut down a week ago. Figured ‘Mouslin-de-Soies Taffetas. us to get your Party Dress. Taylor’s Fine Holiday Display. A visit to F. W. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House is sure to delight the eye of anybody who is a judge of beaatifal If we haven’t what you want, we can get it. SOME OF THE GOODS. The following materials we have in all the light shal Such as Pink, Blue Nile, Red, White Lavender. them will make a pretty Party. Dress. dies, Gaze-de-Soies, Jap ‘Silks, Eolines, Albatross ee They are Orgg and all the light shadeg Com : Maher & Co., Nevada Cif [Ee We keep open late now until after Xmas. chinaware, gla-sware and crockery. Mr. Taylor bas now on display in his store one of the finest assortments of goods of this class ever brought to Nevada county. These goods are direct from the East, comprise the latest designs and include many novelties, Read the advt. on second page and then call and inspect Taylor’s Obristmas display. DLAC LEG In Cattle can be prevented, CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, California's favorite, the mostsuccessful, easiest used and lowest priced reliable vaccine mad: Powder, stringor pill form. Write for free Black Leg Booklet. THE CUTT Mire ocr eee med Ifyour Pet ye not paren’ our vaccines, order direct from us, $1.50 to $4.59. ster Rugs $5. C. BARGAINS IN RUG: We have a large line of Rugs and ask you to COMPARE OUR PRICE with those offered by the Traveling Salesmen. Bureau Rugs, 50c to $1.25. Smyrna Rugs, late patte Moquette Rugs, $1.25 to $2.75, large Axm 3 foot by 6 foot Japan Rug $1.75. Samples, 1 to ri yards long, 25c, 50c, 75c.and $1. SF. Brayton, Car] Commercial Stre Phone ‘IIS. TURNEY RAFFLE At Hotel Antlers COMMENOING ‘Friday Evening and continuing every evening until GREAT GUNS! But These Prices Are Lo 7 further notice. @—@ It you want a fine Turkey cal] around and take a chance. 22 Oalibre Rifles.. .. 2 = “ past —— 4 25-85 ** Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 13 50 Cc. 6. PORTER, Manager. GETOURFREE LIST it you want to Rent, Puy or Sell Property. We also take charge of property, collect rei. taad look after your interests. Give us a trail and see hov .:00h worry is taken from your mind. Nevada County Feal Estate Exchange “BO 80 és “ ri} 18 60 4082“ 15 25 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot se aeasics London twist . a wdes oh Lefever Hathinerient Strt Gun Damascus twist. . .. L. ©. Smith Shot Gin.,,. Winchester Taking Shot Gun. sc “ thy Uiyn. Repeatee cee ee ey R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Smokeless Shells. — WIN TEN dates, bananas, etc. PRAIA IIKIIIAIA AIA IAI IIA IAAI AISI AIA IAAI AA III AIOI NI AIN SII ‘Turner & Hadley Companf — 4x4 — With every 50-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of candy, containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than whee before of Obristmas candies, fancy boxes, Ohristmas tree ornaments, nuts, Country orders a specialty. TEGLER. COMIPIERCIAL STREET. * Pere ree ere renteter erro ne titrate ret OOOO EET Ree ie Eolipee Shot Gun . = Davenport Shot Gun.. Eureka Implement Set, complete 100 Winchester Leader paper shot shells. yes we 25 Winchester brass shot siaiin. Hunter’s leggings ... Boe to Hunter’s belts.... se gun caees... 50c to 4 hats. . .50c to vests. eeeceseee. ce ~ [Re We carry ‘Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells— 12 and 16 gauge—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupe DOLLARS. PINE STREET. NEVADA CI pea * »* * : * * * We. blend Teas to eats your taste and Roast Our Coffees Fresh Every Day. Always crisp and aromatic. ee Bottled Only A:BG SONEMIAN . SOLD EVER YWHERE. HOLIDAY GIFTS We have a beautiful and serviceable stock of . . Or nn mower Bhat . eee ous ney of the company. The stock of this and ander an express pr should any such ever be incarred. gravel depositathe stock at this price-is a fine Te managers fully ex: the company to pay in dividends not less than 12 per cent value of stock and hope to make them 20 Le en On oe per cent per annum, Subscription Lists Will be Sonniha ‘{n the Nevada County Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attorcompany ie Full Paid and Non-Assessable : in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company. All desiring stock in this company will please ‘apply to any.one of the places above named, or to. O.B. QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada Oity, Oal. The! Phieip s Hill Development Co. Hy aps ad is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. ; Two Hundred Thousand Shares of a par valoe of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the Company. All the proceed . the sale of this Stock will be expended in working end decueping Ge property of the oon pies A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 50 cents per share. When this allotmeent has been sold th stock will be advanced. In the opioion of the managers and of leading experts of both timber psp tone end a safe and choice invest ment. Chinaware Glassware and Crockery They are direct from the big Eastern markets. We have hundreds of pretty things to select from, . Call in and seethem.,.,.. The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPEGKER CICAR.is. here to stay —made by— “GIFF N. S. of Md. i uh Say. D a gy Reco S wy \ Peop and Mrs, Shert porning from th ‘4 Sherman and q Bates arrived Chicago ona bu . W. Karper of } pspending a few . pry Kohler rett to Washington. yf. Jones of Los ning business. ; Rk. M. Cun jast evening fr jeft this morning Hatcher is down g, Elbridge~ @ jer of the Centra oj here this me sigco. They are da, County Ban! }. Ronchi will le tomorrow in th da County Real B, Randolph of M. Dimmick ie } nas Penrose J he Delhi mine, % sia position. pager George Tanne! mine & sisco on this mc wcompanied b; York, who is . sproperty ment , William Grov thes been quite il young daughte the sick list. s, M. Phelan is ona visit to he s Lizzie Richa Bet on a visit to urles Gore went today to reside. uty Superinter dthe You Bet : .James Moore eDelhi mine, . eman. Decker, who y Wolf at the City, was h yto San Fran erintendent E -to-Une min atrived here . mento. Hew jor P. F. Simor Pto San Franci: H, Adame, the f0 messenger, Fr fille last evening #A.Garthe lef ness trip to tl y. bA. Dougherty bed to San Fr: it to friends in . James Blake Ieare confined Broad street, \ W. Tiner arri' om San Jose. .L. Rosenthe dg at the Ruby arrived here this morning f liam Carter, ' time, is ere stock of dry be corner of Mw, heretofor hD Flemirg this forenoo! ancisco, WAS being $2751. as represen tisco Board « tighest bidder ‘bidder, W br will sell t in this city: + © ife [I mura, Dect sky, who be ir home in y 7th last, l yard, ivals of tyone of "¢ their mark to qua Pnce; the etting it it costs te *COsts us we affor beyback; that,¢ 5

cotaeaiimenenedll —— Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF. oe eee Fy $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany vart of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO ADVERTISE CALIFORNIA A Timely Suggestion to Those About to Purchase Holiday Gifts. HE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY, with thousands of others in our county and State, will send this year to their friends and relatives in the East and European countries a great multitude of Christmas and New Year remembrances. These gifts will be scattered far and wide and will be everywhere valued and treasured as keepsakes and will continually attract the attention of those to whom they are sent, as well as many others to whom they will be shown from time to time. In the aggregate their cost will amount toa large sum, so that the trade, both in its scope and its worth, is a matter of no small importance. If the majority of the Christmas presents sent from California to other lands were made up of California products there would be a double benefit to the community. In the first place the demand would give a good market for the home industries that produce the article, and, in the second place, the distribution of them through so wide an area of country would materially assist in developing a market for them. It is true that no individual is going to send many such presents, and each therefore may think it will not matter whether he or she sends California articles or not, but the subject should be considered as a whole and not with respect to a single person. Here is an opportunity of making known the_merit of hundreds of articles of California production, and all our citizens should mutually agree to do their share in making the most of it, It is well known that the Christmas trade is one of the largest of the year. So much money is expended in holiday novelties that a season of almost universal economy follows as soon as the holidays are over. Trade in nearly all lines becomes dull and it is some time before business resumes its normal activity. From that fact we may derive some conception of the vast amount of money expended in the Christmas trade, and most of it goes for presents of one kind or another. California imports an immense line of Christmas goods from the East and from Europe, while her exports of such goods are much less than they ought to be. A search in our local business houses will bring to light a number of beautiful and useful articles which would well advertise the resources of our State and make appropriate holiday gifts. Why not select these novelties when looking about for presents to send to the far-away friends or relatives at Christmas time—or at any time of the year when gifts are sent? If this rule was universally observed, there are many people who thus would be attracted to this land of wonderful resources, simply through the instrumentality of such novelties and the desire to see more of California and its productions. It is not aueosaey: to send to San Francisco to secure these appropriate gifts. Our local merchants carry in stock and endless variety of such articles, beautiful, useful and ornamental, An inspection of the various holiday stocks of our dealers will surprise you in this regard, this year. Let everyone do his part toward doing his best by booming the market for California productions, both personally and by using his influence in getting others to do the same. Siocks, Bonds, Lic. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions. of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling oo Banker Suicides. Des Mores, Iowa, Dec. 4—George Wood, a prominent banker of Colfax, shot himself through the head at an early hour this morning and died instantly. Wood, who was a director of three other small Iowa banks, was worth over a quarter million dollars, and bis accounts are said to be all right. Domestic trouble is supposed to have caused the euicide. He was married a year ago toa parse who attended a former wife during ber last illness. WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley......-. ... San Francisco Gas aud Electric. MINING STOCES. Seng Nevada. rs Ballien . Exchequer Brag: . Seg. Belcher.. 10 OvermaD....0. 15 Justice 894 66 Gould & Cur.. Best & Bel..2 25 Con.Oal.&Val.1 = 14 26 51. 20 oe Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in o:der to cure it you niust take internal medicines. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken ititernaliy, and acts directly, on the blood and mucous surfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure ie not aquack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed ereceee 2B FAUSTICO,.ceees Hale &}Nrs ... Crown ‘Point.. Yellow Jacket. se eeeresoes Caledonia Silver Hill ... Chalienge... Occidental . Kentack..... 05 Alpha.... Belcher...... Confidence .. A Frightened Horse, SNE Re eee SEES Tee ES .. December 5, 1903 of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly-on the mucous surfaces, The perfect combination of the two ingrediente is what produces such wonderfal resulte in curing Oatarrb. Send for testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, oO. Sold by drapeien, ‘price T5c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ranning like mai down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred otber accidents, are every day occarrences. It behooves everybody to have @ reliable Salve handy and there’s pone as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c. at Vinton’s Drug Store, \yecialDpatehes to Tramerigt RESTAURANTS WiLL (LOSE city will be closed tomorrow the Cooks and Waiters’ Union. The ultumatum delivered tion last night demanded that complied. _ San Francisco, Decemberr 5.—Every restaurant in this friction between the Restaurant Keepers Association and return to work at the Central Dining Co., on Ellis street, before ten o’clock’this morning or all members of the Association will close their establishments. night in consequence of the to the Union by the Associathe Union allow the men to The Union has not MET WITH AN ANYFUL DEATH where a wake was being held New York, Dec. 4—Two lives were lost and a number of: persons badly injured at a fire in Brooklyn last night, lingan and Arthur Dougherty. a window curtain became ignited. Charles Bail¢y were suffocated. over. the bodies of Mary GilA lamp was overturned and Michael Stafford and Personal Noles. Robert Mitchell, the insurance man of San Francisco, is in town. 8S. Rylerand R. W. Rahe are here from San Francisco. W.S, Shain of San Francisco is here spencing a few days, J. M. Anderson arrived here this afternoon from Fresno. J. Lesser, the clothing merchant of Sacramento, returned home today. J. W. Lewis of Santa Clara county, who arrived herea few days ago, retarned yesterday from Pleasant Valley where he inspected some mining prope:ty. His friend, W. W. Tarney, who was to have accompanied him on this mining vusiness was unable to join him here as planned, presumably on account of the death of Mr, Turney’s son in Pera Mr. Lewis spent last evening with his friend, Rev. J. H Wythe of this city, and took his departure this morning — his home at Campbell. B ; Card of Thanks. The undersigned hereky express their heartfelt apprecietion of tbe kindness and sympatby shown by many friends during the last illness of their wife and mother. Gro. SoarFe Sr., — Mr, & Mrs, GEO. SCARFE JR. Boo eee apes oe Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuraigia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole sgent. & GE i Ea Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly» ——__—__ ++ @e-o— —— = = ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN . Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggists. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and yeu will, always buy it. ‘Aly N BYADA T ATER Thursday December 10 ‘FRANEE & LEWIS’ Big Production UNGLE JOSH 20 PEOPLE _ “HAYSEED” IS PRUCEBY Grand Operatic Orchestra ! : Car-Load Special Spécial ! Novel Mechanical Effects !. THE GREAT Saw: flill Scene All New. Specialties @@” Watch for the Big Parade. Note the Prices—25e, 60c and 750. Seats on sale at Foley’s. = eee] Undertaker George Gray went up to Columbia Hill this afternoon after the remains of Lauren Woodruff, which are to be brought to this city and interred in Pine Grove cemetery tomorrow afternoon by ihe Odd Fellows Drop to Death. Liraez, Belgium, December 4—Eleven coal miners were killed today at the Gasson-La Quaasemene at Montegno through the breaking of the rope by which a cage was being hauled ap. The men were precipitated fo the bottom of the pit and their bodies horribly mangled. Life Sentence. OakLAND, December 4.—Anunie Ross, the consort of murderer Victor Walkirez, who was on trial for assietiog in Elizabeth Leroy, was yesterday found guilty and recommended for a life sentence in prison by the jury. Shewill be given final judgment and sentence next Friday, December I11th. (e@e sFight Will Be Bitter. Th who will pereist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles if not ended earlier by fatal termina. tion. Read what T. RB. Beall of Beall Mies., hasto say: ‘Last Fall my wife had every symptom of coneumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and fcur_pottles entirely cured her.” Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. ——_+-2@e-—-—___—__ He wasn’t literary, hadn’t any politics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not mucb, He had three bottles of Old Gilt Edge whieky in his grip. Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand all times CASTORIA For Infants and_ Children, { the Kind You Have Always Bought Sears the agmuatass: 74 the murder of Walkirez’s victim, Mrs, . . Evidenee of real sacrilee. J. Lesser,’a prominent merchant of Sacramento, arrived here last evening with the intention of buying the stock of dry goods of the late firm of Snell & Flemiog, but the bidding was too high to suit bim, having bid all he thought the stock was worth. After the above sale he went over to Hyman & Oo.’s Store, where the great sacrifive sale is going on, and as he looked into one of the windows he saw sweaters marked 15 cents and 60 cents which was about one-half the price he was paying for the same articles to the wholesale dealers in San Francisco. _He bought one hundred and one of them, and a trunk, paid the cash down, and had the lot shipped to his store in Sacramento. He wae astonished at the low prices ranging at this establishment at the present time, and said “if he had a longer time to stay he would select a lot of the goods for his Sacramento store, as he could buy almost everything he laid his eyes on cheaper than hs could below, and that either people here did not appreciate the low prices else they had a supply.” ————--+@e o— —— ——— National Hotel DINNER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6. SOUPS. Chicken a la Ohiffonade _snd Consomme FISH. Boiled Salmon, a la Maitu d’Hotel RBELISHES. Oalifornia Olives Oeleri én Branche Chutney ENTREES, Salmi of Wild Dack ala Brigarade Pattees of Chicken Livers en Veloute Vienna Veal Loaf a la Mettemich Chocolate Eclaies, creme au Vanilla Salad of Shrimps, en Mayonaice ROASTS. Young Turkey stuffed with oysters, Cranberry s3uce Prime Rib of Beef au Jus Loin of.Pork, apple sauce Leg of Lamb, pan gravy VEGETABLES Mashed and Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower au Gratni, Asparegas, drown butter sauce. DESSERT Mince and Apple Pies New York Plum Padding, Hard and Brandy Sauce Lemon Ice Oream Assorted Cake and FruitAmerican, Swiss, Roquefort and Edam Cheese Cafe Noir @@” Sunday Breakfast from7 to 10 a.m, The National will serve asa specialty, Baked Pork and Beans, with & Native Son of Boston. Th: Curse of Womankind {s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. : Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent.

(Cold Teas Salads, -Ithrough an unwarranted arrest by the Boston Brown Bread—prepared by al’ [Beet Steak Dot Die, Cu0aao, ies: ¢apy vant in large quantities has been found by Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler. hidden in the northwest part of the city. The discovery was followed by the immediate institution of a search for the persons who secreted the explosive and who are said to be connected with the car barn bandits captured in the swamps acrose the Indiana State line.5 HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TQ ALL. Dynamite Hidden : ‘woashar; as sent out by ‘the bur : observation, ith Frant:8co: ee. Tonight, fair, bing aie ¥ frost in the oreiee. J Californta Obnnpepacins white—a beverag’ strictly pure freshing and delicious, made Oalifornia inca At Britlend's, § Saturday : Evening. ‘Action Asked. San Franowoo, December 4 —Action by the United States Government relative to the death by suicide of Tom Kim Yung at the Chinese Consalate in this city on September 14th has been asked by the Ohinese Minister ' at Washington. Kim, who was an attache of ‘he Ohinese Legation at Washington and temporarily stationed ae secretary at the Consulate in this city, ended his life because he considered that he had been humiliated LEAP ARE YOU dow. It will help you decide. at once. we can help you. If so, come to us to see about your dress. PARTY! Friday Evening, January Ist, 100 @=26082@2 . READY? See our w Don’t wait. But come td And if you are in doubt as to Color or Mateg police less than a week prior to the date of-hie death. Mills Opened Up. Saratogo, N. Y., Dec. 4—Operations are being resamed at the milis of the International Paper Oompany at Corinth, Fort Edwards, Glen’s Falls aad elsewhere. The mills, which employ 10,000 men, shut down a week ago. Figured ‘Mouslin-de-Soies Taffetas. us to get your Party Dress. Taylor’s Fine Holiday Display. A visit to F. W. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House is sure to delight the eye of anybody who is a judge of beaatifal If we haven’t what you want, we can get it. SOME OF THE GOODS. The following materials we have in all the light shal Such as Pink, Blue Nile, Red, White Lavender. them will make a pretty Party. Dress. dies, Gaze-de-Soies, Jap ‘Silks, Eolines, Albatross ee They are Orgg and all the light shadeg Com : Maher & Co., Nevada Cif [Ee We keep open late now until after Xmas. chinaware, gla-sware and crockery. Mr. Taylor bas now on display in his store one of the finest assortments of goods of this class ever brought to Nevada county. These goods are direct from the East, comprise the latest designs and include many novelties, Read the advt. on second page and then call and inspect Taylor’s Obristmas display. DLAC LEG In Cattle can be prevented, CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, California's favorite, the mostsuccessful, easiest used and lowest priced reliable vaccine mad: Powder, stringor pill form. Write for free Black Leg Booklet. THE CUTT Mire ocr eee med Ifyour Pet ye not paren’ our vaccines, order direct from us, $1.50 to $4.59. ster Rugs $5. C. BARGAINS IN RUG: We have a large line of Rugs and ask you to COMPARE OUR PRICE with those offered by the Traveling Salesmen. Bureau Rugs, 50c to $1.25. Smyrna Rugs, late patte Moquette Rugs, $1.25 to $2.75, large Axm 3 foot by 6 foot Japan Rug $1.75. Samples, 1 to ri yards long, 25c, 50c, 75c.and $1. SF. Brayton, Car] Commercial Stre Phone ‘IIS.. TURNEY RAFFLE At Hotel Antlers COMMENOING ‘Friday Evening and continuing every evening until GREAT GUNS! But These Prices Are Lo 7 further notice. @—@ It you want a fine Turkey cal] around and take a chance. 22 Oalibre Rifles... .... 2 = “ past —— 4 25-85 ** Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 13 50 Cc. 6. PORTER, Manager. GETOURFREE LIST it you want to Rent, Puy or Sell Property. We also take charge of property, collect rei. taad look after your interests. Give us a trail and see hov .:00h worry is taken from your mind. Nevada County Feal Estate Exchange “BO 80 és “ ri} 18 60 4082“ 15 25 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot se aeasics London twist . a wdes oh Lefever Hathinerient Strt Gun Damascus twist. .. .... L. ©. Smith Shot Gin.,,. Winchester Taking Shot Gun. sc “ thy Uiyn. Repeatee cee ee ey R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Smokeless Shells. — WIN TEN dates, bananas, etc. PRAIA IIKIIIAIA AIA IAI IIA IAAI AISI AIA IAAI AA III AIOI NI AIN SII ‘Turner & Hadley Companf — 4x4 — With every 50-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of candy, containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than whee before of Obristmas candies, fancy boxes, Ohristmas tree ornaments, nuts, Country orders a specialty. TEGLER. COMIPIERCIAL STREET. * Pere ree ere renteter erro ne titrate ret OOOO EET Ree ie Eolipee Shot Gun . = Davenport Shot Gun.... Eureka Implement Set, complete 100 Winchester Leader paper shot shells. yes we 25 Winchester brass shot siaiin. Hunter’s leggings ..... Boe to Hunter’s belts....... se gun caees..... 50c to 4 hats. . .50c to vests. eeeceseee. ce ~ [Re We carry ‘Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells— 12 and 16 gauge—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupe DOLLARS. PINE STREET. NEVADA CI pea * »* * : * * * We. blend Teas to eats your taste and Roast Our Coffees Fresh Every Day. Always crisp and aromatic. ee Bottled Only A:BG SONEMIAN . SOLD EVER YWHERE. HOLIDAY GIFTS We have a beautiful and serviceable stock of . . Or nn mower Bhat . eee ous ney of the company. The stock of this and ander an express pr should any such ever be incarred. gravel depositathe stock at this price-is a fine Te managers fully ex: the company to pay in dividends not less than 12 per cent value of stock and hope to make them 20 Le en On oe per cent per annum, Subscription Lists Will be Sonniha ‘{n the Nevada County Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attorcompany ie Full Paid and Non-Assessable : in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company. All desiring stock in this company will please ‘apply to any.one of the places above named, or to. O.B. QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada Oity, Oal. The! Phieip s Hill Development Co. Hy aps ad is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. ; Two Hundred Thousand Shares of a par valoe of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the Company. All the proceed . the sale of this Stock will be expended in working end decueping Ge property of the oon pies A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 50 cents per share. When this allotmeent has been sold th stock will be advanced. In the opioion of the managers and of leading experts of both timber psp tone end a safe and choice invest ment. Chinaware Glassware and Crockery They are direct from the big Eastern markets. We have hundreds of pretty things to select from, . Call in and seethem.,.,... The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPEGKER CICAR..is. here to stay —made by— “GIFF N. S. of Md. i uh Say. D a gy Reco S wy \ Peop and Mrs, Shert porning from th ‘4 Sherman and q Bates arrived Chicago ona bu . W. Karper of } pspending a few . pry Kohler rett to Washington. yf. Jones of Los ning business. ; Rk. M. Cun jast evening fr jeft this morning Hatcher is down g, Elbridge~ @ jer of the Centra oj here this me sigco. They are da, County Ban! }. Ronchi will le tomorrow in th da County Real B, Randolph of M. Dimmick ie } nas Penrose J he Delhi mine, % sia position. pager George Tanne! mine & sisco on this mc wcompanied b; York, who is . sproperty ment , William Grov thes been quite il young daughte the sick list. s, M. Phelan is ona visit to he s Lizzie Richa Bet on a visit to urles Gore went today to reside. uty Superinter dthe You Bet : .James Moore eDelhi mine, . eman. Decker, who y Wolf at the City, was h yto San Fran erintendent E -to-Une min atrived here . mento. Hew jor P. F. Simor Pto San Franci: H, Adame, the f0 messenger, Fr fille last evening #A.Garthe lef ness trip to tl y. bA. Dougherty bed to San Fr: it to friends in . James Blake Ieare confined Broad street, \ W. Tiner arri' om San Jose. .L. Rosenthe dg at the Ruby arrived here this morning f liam Carter, ' time, is ere stock of dry be corner of Mw, heretofor hD Flemirg this forenoo! ancisco, WAS being $2751. as represen tisco Board « tighest bidder ‘bidder, W br will sell t in this city: + © ife [I mura, Dect sky, who be ir home in y 7th last, l yard, ivals of tyone of "¢ their mark to qua Pnce; the etting it it costs te *COsts us we affor beyback; that,¢ 5