December 5, 1903 (4 pages)

ap TRANSCR AURDAY «--: \ TL Doings of Our \ People. : and Mrs, Sherman errtved here orning from the East.on a visit {Sherman and family, q Bates arrived here last evening ‘Chicago on a business trip. W. Karper of San Francisco is gpending a few days, gry Kobler returned ‘this: mornto Washington. Mf. Jones of Los Angeles is here ining business, ; ; R. M. Cunningham 4&rtived last evening from San Francisco jeft this morning for Pike City, Hatcher is down from Oolumbia §, Elbridge~ and H, Brunner, jer of the Central Trust Ccmpany, oj here this morning from San sisco. They are interested in the da, Oounty Bank, J, Ronchi will leave for San Frantomorrow in the intereéts of the Ja County Real Estate Exchange. B, Randolph of Forest is in town. M, Dim mick is here from Chicago. omas Penrose Jr, leaves Monday be Delhi mine, where he Has acpda position, ; nager George Levinsky of the Tanne! mine arrived from San sisco on this morning’s train, He scompanied by W. W. Vick, of York, who is largely interested sproperty mentioned, , William Groves of High street, has been quite ill, is recovering. young daughter of August Rapp the sick list. . M. Phelan is over from Shady kona visit to her daughters, z s Lizzie Richards is over from Bet on a visit to her relatives. tles Gore went to North Bloomtoday to reside. uty Superintendent J. G. O'Neill dthe You Bet school yesterday. James Moore left this morning be Delhi mine, where her husband eman, i Decker, who has been visiting y Wolf at the Ruby mine, near City, was here last night on ytoSan Francisco, .« printendent H. L. Egan of the n-to-Une mine above Washingwrived here last evening from mento. He went up to the mine jor P. F. Simonds returned from to San Francisco last evening. H. Adame, the well-known Wells0 messenger, returned from Dowle last evening. eA, Garthe left this morning on ness trip to the lower part of the ty. A, Dougherty and A. P. Collins bed to San Francisco today, after it to friends in this city. . James Blake and her daughter bare confined to their home on Broad street, with rheumatism. W. Tiner arrived here last evenom San Jose. »L. Rosenthal, who was visiting dgat the Ruby mine,near Forest arrived here last evening and his morning for her home at the liam Carter, who has been ill for time, is improving. ight the Stock. stock of dry goodsin the store te corner of Broad and Piue i, heretofore conducted by hh D Flemirg was sold at Sheriff's this forenoon. J. Golleber, of ancisco, was the purchaser, his being $2751. Attorney Thos. 8, as representative of the San, ico Board of Trade, was the highest bidders. There were two ‘bidder; We-learn tbat Mr. rr willssell the stock of goode at in this city: Nife Murderer. muna, December 3d. — Joseph sky, who beat his wife to death ir home in Minersville, Pa. on y 7th last, was banged today in hil yard, hivals of Schilling’s Rest, tyone of ‘em, look to price their market; not one of ‘em Of Happenings of Interest in and ‘Around This Section. © The National and Annex of this city has a wide: reputation for its excellent sccommodations,. Everything about the big hotel shows that it is conducted in a first-class manner, which is always favorably noted by visitors fron abroad. The cuisine and the service are made special features, jand the Sunday dinners are gotten ap in grand style. See tomorrow's mena in another column, At the Hotel Antlers a system preveils im every department that can not fail to suit the most exacting guest. Every modern convenience is afforded, and the reputation of this hostelry for good meals is well established. The Sunday dinners comprise everything of the very best, as will be seen by reference to tomorrow’s menu, which appears elsewhere in this issue. At Palmer & Johnson’s saloon a choice roast pig spread will be given tonight. A fine stock of wines, liquors, beers and cigars alwars on hand. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken diuner will be served at the New York Hotel. Landlord Richards knows how fo cater to the public, and the large ran of patronage he is receiving shows how well his efforts are appreciated. Try a Sanday dinuer at this popular hotel, The California “blue book,” or State roster, has been compiled and the TRANSORITT is in recept of a copy of the same, The book contains 658 pages and is an exhaustive report of the State institutions, besides containing the pictures of State Senators and Aesemblymen, State officers, State buildings and maps of the railroad districts, eqnalization districts, Congressional, Senatorial and Assembly districts, besides much other interesting and instructive matter which will be productive of much good to the State at large, — Fred Eilerman makes a specialty of mixed drinks. His saloon is a pleasant place tu go on a Saturday night. “Good goods and courteous treatment” is the motto of Fred’s popular resort. A@*vpical colony in Mexico has sent to Felix Gillet, the nurseryman of this city, for a quantity of walnuts and an American colony in Ouba wants a number of walnut trees, The Government also wants some walnut trees for experimental planting in British Columbia. All this is not out of the Ordinary, however, as Mr. Gillet’s fame as a viticulturist is known far and wide and he frequeotly bas orders to fill from foreign countries. The Board of Oity Trustees held a special meeting last evening and selected President O. W. Chapman to represent the city at the convention of the League of Municipalities, which convenes at Stockton next Wednesday. The League will be in session three days. Perry B. Brown, for many years a resident of the North San Juan Ridge, in palmy days, died in San Francisco Tuesday and wes buried under the auspices of the Elks yesterday. Deceased was a native of Pennsylvania, aged 60 years, 5:months and 1 day. To mourn his demise is left a wife, a daughter of Robert Hughes and wife, who resided on the Ridge for years. G00) ATTRACTION. ° “Sele Josh Spraceby” to Hold the Boards Thursday Evening. The celebrated comedy-drama, “Uncle Josh Spraceby,” will be presented at Nevada Theater next Thursday evening, December 10th. The press of different cities where this attrac'ion has been, speak in the’ highest praise of it, and say it is a worthy successor to “The Old Homestead.” A lot of special scenery is used end the celebrated Saw Mill scene is given which is pronounced the ‘most realistic piece of stagecraft ever presented. Other features are, many new and novel specialties, and a solo operatic orchestra of ten people. Dance Tonight. popularity of the weekly parties given Company O’s social dance takes place at Armory Hall tonight. The The thermometer at the depot registered thirty degrees above zero this morning. “ie! aS Mrs. Welmot Thomas of Lost Hill slipped and fell at her home Thureday night and broke her left arm below the elbow in two places, Dr. Mailer was called and reduced the practice, With careful attention it is thought the bones will knit without difficulty, “ William Harry is still at the “Old Corner” serving those sharp, refresh— ing beers and fancy liquors. Call around this evening and the genial Bill will treat you all O. K. A crashing of ore from the Colfax claim, Willow Valley, which is owned by Adolph Naake, has just been completed at the Nevada County mill and the returns are $40 to the ton. The old Bridge street road, which has been in a bad shape, received the attention of Marshal Shearer yeaterday and is now in passable condition, The Champion ealoon, O’Oonnor & Shannon proprietors, is a popular ge sort, Everything in the line of qwet goods kept on hand. Only first-elg:s articles in stock, Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. last night elected officers for the ensuing term as follows: Past President, Miss O.ive Gaylord; President, Mra, J. G. O'Neill; Ist V. P., Mrs. George Oalanan; 2d P. V., Mra. E. G, Clark; 8d V. P., Mrs. W. W. Kirkham; Rev. Seo’y., Mrs, Cora Wadsworth; Fin. Seo’s., Miss Mabel Freeman; Treas,, Mise Emma Smith; M., Miss Belle Douglas; I. 8., Miss Lois Myers;-O. 8, Mra Mary Holland; Trustees, Mra, O. Scheemer, Mrs. W. P Jones, Miss Josie Hieronimus; Organist, Miss Minnie Brand. After the election there was an impromtu program rendered, Billy Britland will treat yon well when.you call at his Council Ohamber saloon. A good lunch will be serv tonight. ; The local cigarmakers’ union, .No. 452, including forty-nine members, has elected new officers as follows: P., Frank Maher; V. P,, George. Nuss; Cor. and Fin. Seo’y., George J. Dunster; Treas., Stephen Harper; Ser. at A., E, W. Erickson; RB. O., Samuel Thompson. The officers elected cone stitute the execative board, the finance committee and the board of trustees. The union received a complete report of the recent meeting of the National Federation of Labor, held at Boston. For something good in the liquid line call on Dower & Hocking at the Eagle saloon, corner of Oommercial and Pine streets. Go there with the crowd tonight. : Governor of Ohio, who isa relative of City Attorney Lindley of this city, is spoken of ag a possible nominee for Vice-President on the Republican ticket. The pupils of the eighth grade and their teacher, J. Wyne, spent a portion of the day yesterday in the woods gathering red berries, Wholegale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors # Cigars, KKK KKK Everything Strictly High Class. cepts Call and enjoy ovr hospitality At tre cld Isce1e flece on Bread St. Sit now for Shristmas Photos Yamed Pictures or the Holidays HE LARGEST and most complete assortment ever displayed in the county at most reasonable prices Myron S. Herrick, the newly elected . PALMER & JOGKSON, Sunday echool and Bible clase, 12:80 P. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p. m, Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 p.m. The postponed annual parish meeting will be held in the charch on Tuesday, the 8th, at 8 p. m« A cordial invitation is given-to all interested in the church to attend this meeting, The postponed monthly vestry meeting will be held the same evening, after the parish meeting. The pastor, Rev. J. Sima, will preach. at Il a. m. and 7 p. m. . Sabject of discourse in ‘the evening: “Safety Assured to Our Leaders in Progress.” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6p. m, Sabbath school convenes at the close of the morning service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 p, m. Choir practice at 8 p. m. St Preaching at 11 a, m. by Rev. George W. Beatty, Superintendent of the Religious Oanvaes about to be made in this city. Subject, “Some Results of House to House Work.” Sunday at the usual hours. Dr. J. B. Stabbs, President: of the Nevada State University, has written the pastor that he is just recovering he-will comé prepared and will preach at 7 p. m., if be finds himself equal to it after the Elke’ memorial service oration, ia the afternoon, All are cordially invited, ‘ ° L 0. 0. F. Funeral. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, ].Q. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on Sunday, Dec. 6th at 1 o’clock p.m. to attend the faneral of our late Brother, Lauren Woodruff of San Juan Lodge, No. 67. Funeral at Cemetery at 2:30 p. m, O. B. Warrrum, N. G. G. A Gray, BR. 8. 2t school and Epworth Leagues will meet. from a severe attack of la gcippe,’but . }, fifty-nine years. : _ Besides her family of eight grown children, and ‘also brothers and sisters in the East, The children are: Mrs. Larsen, Misses Hussey of Willow Valley; John Husis teaching school in the trict. : SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, beetecaivter te 6. : Anejovies on Toast. Mock Tartle. Consomme en Tassen Select Celery Dressed Lettace with egg, : Shrimp Salad, Spanish Olives. Fried Salmon en Boiled Sugar Cured Ham, Ohicken Pot Pie Oalves Head, 'Tattar Sauce Oyster Patties, a Ja Bachomlet Spanish Paffs, + ux Ram Glace Prime Roast Beef, Mushroon sauce . Roast Pork and Apple sauce Loin of Veal with Onion Dressing Mutton with Jelly : Maehed Potatoes Cauliflower in Oream Mince Pie Queen Padding with frosting Lemon Ice Cream , Assorted Oakes Nats Figs . Roquefort, Edam, Swiss Cheese. Cafe Noir. ‘ Se THERE IS NO Absolutely is , Pure SUBSTITUTE “hueband she léaves al D. A. end N. E. Hussey and James} sey of Oambridge, Mass.; Henry, William and Miss Eva Hussey, who resiie in Mariposa county. The latter Princeton disHotel Antlers Saratoga Chips Champagne Sauce Steamed Potatoes String Beans Lemon Pie Assorted Fruits Raisins No Mend Linen Knee Stockings ‘for: Children STRONGEST WHERE .STOOKINGS ARE USUALLY WEAKEST, as . they are Re-inforced in their most vulnerable parts with Stout Irieh Linen. RESULT—Lineii Being the strongest fabric known, the NO MEND Stocking assures SUPREMH WEARING gaalities. SPECIAL FEATURES—The No Mend Linen Knees kaitted by a ‘‘patented” process into such a SHAPE as to follow the lines of the KNEE tike a “*foot-form” shoe follows the line of the foot, taking the STRAIN of the fabric where otherwise sanie would be the HARDES ity of TEARING in case of sudden jerks, etc. A] WE RECOMMEND “NO. MEND STOCKINGS” as something new and better in Children’s Hoge, costing no more than the other kinds, PRICE; ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. 25 Cents. : QPHEADOUARTERS The accommodations, the service and the Cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in FOR EVERYBODY . C, thus decreasing the protabilSb “EVERYBODY INVITED. Christmas Fea The members of the Methodist Sunday echool board held a. meeting last night and discussed plans es to the holiday festivities at the dhurch, Com+ mittees were appointed to arrange for the Chrismas Eve exercises) and the young people can rest assured that the joyous Occasion will be fittingly observed, One of the special features ‘will be the presentation of “The Star . . of Bethieham,” which ia to be enacted by twenty nine little girls. given. Santa Olaus will ‘also put in {an appearance, and gifts will.be distributed to the little ones, It is to be so arranged that each. child will be given a pregent of equal value, SEE.:. CHRISTI cS. HINTON Hotel Antl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Re‘ taro Call Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Mea end Transient trade. . . An. interesting program will also be. : , day Holiday Goods ver Watches, Clocks, etc , which would make Pn! We have a Splendid and Elegant Stock to choose from including : CUT GLASS: — “ Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY _ « td . The Genuine article—Sterline mounted. ‘LEATHER GOODS. POCKET BOOKS. LETTER CASES WALLETS Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG. New—Toilet Sets and Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS A very Acceptable Gift. ROLL DRESSING CASES POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys and Books H. DICKERMAN gifts. We have them at all prices. Call today. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad w ‘Christmas 4004S. handsome stock of Holiday Novelties have a fine line of Diamonds Cut Glassware We bave just received a beautiful and in the jewelry and silverware line, elso Jewelry of all kinds BS, s rr) SOs Ee y "OOO" AVENE The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OVWERCoaATsS our and see stock of gold and sil+ -lent holiStreet Oravenette garments are rain-tigbt, but not air-tight. Willkeep you arm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will’ Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. eo e @ w OOO <5 Successor t L. HYMAN & Merchaut Tailor bo HRISTUA GROCERIES o We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holidays at our store. Tryour . . LEMON PEEL RAISINS CURRANTS CITRON MINCE MEAT ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible . . . . AN 9d OUI» oa paneer ‘Electric lights apie qnnete F Hot .and_ cold water igi Return call bells, Bath Room Suits’ Post, expr ess, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. by the soldier boys increases right along, and they are looked forward to by all who delight in tripping the light fantastic. The order of dances ie always arranged to suit all tastes and the music by Wild’s orchestra can not be excelled. ace neal Northern CaliDrop in and see them. They will make ‘ C. . . BRAND. Ine Bee tive Grocepy. a an 2 JACKSON, Proprietor. MOORE Yevada City Grass Valley to quality! Allspice, for ance; there is no difficulty getting it fine; they don't it costs too much. costs us less to sell; that’s Wwe afford the quality. deyback; that ,¢osts nothing. If you want @ good, cool drink o! teer—the very best in town—drop i» rd see Wm. Harry. ti-m7 JEWELER é Broad Street, Nevada Ciry bs “EpHE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” Picture Frames made to order —pene Ge Pest

ap TRANSCR AURDAY «--: \ TL Doings of Our \ People. : and Mrs, Sherman errtved here orning from the East.on a visit {Sherman and family, q Bates arrived here last evening ‘Chicago on a business trip. W. Karper of San Francisco is gpending a few days, gry Kobler returned ‘this: mornto Washington. Mf. Jones of Los Angeles is here ining business, ; ; R. M. Cunningham 4&rtived last evening from San Francisco jeft this morning for Pike City, Hatcher is down from Oolumbia §, Elbridge~ and H, Brunner, jer of the Central Trust Ccmpany, oj here this morning from San sisco. They are interested in the da, Oounty Bank, J, Ronchi will leave for San Frantomorrow in the intereéts of the Ja County Real Estate Exchange. B, Randolph of Forest is in town. M, Dim mick is here from Chicago. omas Penrose Jr, leaves Monday be Delhi mine, where he Has acpda position, ; nager George Levinsky of the Tanne! mine arrived from San sisco on this morning’s train, He scompanied by W. W. Vick, of York, who is largely interested sproperty mentioned, , William Groves of High street, has been quite ill, is recovering. young daughter of August Rapp the sick list. . M. Phelan is over from Shady kona visit to her daughters, z s Lizzie Richards is over from Bet on a visit to her relatives. tles Gore went to North Bloomtoday to reside. uty Superintendent J. G. O'Neill dthe You Bet school yesterday. James Moore left this morning be Delhi mine, where her husband eman, i Decker, who has been visiting y Wolf at the Ruby mine, near City, was here last night on ytoSan Francisco, .« printendent H. L. Egan of the n-to-Une mine above Washingwrived here last evening from mento. He went up to the mine jor P. F. Simonds returned from to San Francisco last evening. H. Adame, the well-known Wells0 messenger, returned from Dowle last evening. eA, Garthe left this morning on ness trip to the lower part of the ty. A, Dougherty and A. P. Collins bed to San Francisco today, after it to friends in this city. . James Blake and her daughter bare confined to their home on Broad street, with rheumatism. W. Tiner arrived here last evenom San Jose. »L. Rosenthal, who was visiting dgat the Ruby mine,near Forest arrived here last evening and his morning for her home at the liam Carter, who has been ill for time, is improving. ight the Stock. stock of dry goodsin the store te corner of Broad and Piue i, heretofore conducted by hh D Flemirg was sold at Sheriff's this forenoon. J. Golleber, of ancisco, was the purchaser, his being $2751. Attorney Thos. 8, as representative of the San, ico Board of Trade, was the highest bidders. There were two ‘bidder; We-learn tbat Mr. rr willssell the stock of goode at in this city: Nife Murderer. muna, December 3d. — Joseph sky, who beat his wife to death ir home in Minersville, Pa. on y 7th last, was banged today in hil yard, hivals of Schilling’s Rest, tyone of ‘em, look to price their market; not one of ‘em Of Happenings of Interest in and ‘Around This Section. © The National and Annex of this city has a wide: reputation for its excellent sccommodations,. Everything about the big hotel shows that it is conducted in a first-class manner, which is always favorably noted by visitors fron abroad. The cuisine and the service are made special features, jand the Sunday dinners are gotten ap in grand style. See tomorrow's mena in another column, At the Hotel Antlers a system preveils im every department that can not fail to suit the most exacting guest. Every modern convenience is afforded, and the reputation of this hostelry for good meals is well established. The Sunday dinners comprise everything of the very best, as will be seen by reference to tomorrow’s menu, which appears elsewhere in this issue. At Palmer & Johnson’s saloon a choice roast pig spread will be given tonight. A fine stock of wines, liquors, beers and cigars alwars on hand. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken diuner will be served at the New York Hotel. Landlord Richards knows how fo cater to the public, and the large ran of patronage he is receiving shows how well his efforts are appreciated. Try a Sanday dinuer at this popular hotel, The California “blue book,” or State roster, has been compiled and the TRANSORITT is in recept of a copy of the same, The book contains 658 pages and is an exhaustive report of the State institutions, besides containing the pictures of State Senators and Aesemblymen, State officers, State buildings and maps of the railroad districts, eqnalization districts, Congressional, Senatorial and Assembly districts, besides much other interesting and instructive matter which will be productive of much good to the State at large, — Fred Eilerman makes a specialty of mixed drinks. His saloon is a pleasant place tu go on a Saturday night. “Good goods and courteous treatment” is the motto of Fred’s popular resort. A@*vpical colony in Mexico has sent to Felix Gillet, the nurseryman of this city, for a quantity of walnuts and an American colony in Ouba wants a number of walnut trees, The Government also wants some walnut trees for experimental planting in British Columbia. All this is not out of the Ordinary, however, as Mr. Gillet’s fame as a viticulturist is known far and wide and he frequeotly bas orders to fill from foreign countries. The Board of Oity Trustees held a special meeting last evening and selected President O. W. Chapman to represent the city at the convention of the League of Municipalities, which convenes at Stockton next Wednesday. The League will be in session three days. Perry B. Brown, for many years a resident of the North San Juan Ridge, in palmy days, died in San Francisco Tuesday and wes buried under the auspices of the Elks yesterday. Deceased was a native of Pennsylvania, aged 60 years, 5:months and 1 day. To mourn his demise is left a wife, a daughter of Robert Hughes and wife, who resided on the Ridge for years. G00) ATTRACTION. ° “Sele Josh Spraceby” to Hold the Boards Thursday Evening. The celebrated comedy-drama, “Uncle Josh Spraceby,” will be presented at Nevada Theater next Thursday evening, December 10th. The press of different cities where this attrac'ion has been, speak in the’ highest praise of it, and say it is a worthy successor to “The Old Homestead.” A lot of special scenery is used end the celebrated Saw Mill scene is given which is pronounced the ‘most realistic piece of stagecraft ever presented. Other features are, many new and novel specialties, and a solo operatic orchestra of ten people. Dance Tonight. popularity of the weekly parties given Company O’s social dance takes place at Armory Hall tonight. The The thermometer at the depot registered thirty degrees above zero this morning. “ie! aS Mrs. Welmot Thomas of Lost Hill slipped and fell at her home Thureday night and broke her left arm below the elbow in two places, Dr. Mailer was called and reduced the practice, With careful attention it is thought the bones will knit without difficulty, “ William Harry is still at the “Old Corner” serving those sharp, refresh— ing beers and fancy liquors. Call around this evening and the genial Bill will treat you all O. K. A crashing of ore from the Colfax claim, Willow Valley, which is owned by Adolph Naake, has just been completed at the Nevada County mill and the returns are $40 to the ton. The old Bridge street road, which has been in a bad shape, received the attention of Marshal Shearer yeaterday and is now in passable condition, The Champion ealoon, O’Oonnor & Shannon proprietors, is a popular ge sort, Everything in the line of qwet goods kept on hand. Only first-elg:s articles in stock, Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. last night elected officers for the ensuing term as follows: Past President, Miss O.ive Gaylord; President, Mra, J. G. O'Neill; Ist V. P., Mrs. George Oalanan; 2d P. V., Mra. E. G, Clark; 8d V. P., Mrs. W. W. Kirkham; Rev. Seo’y., Mrs, Cora Wadsworth; Fin. Seo’s., Miss Mabel Freeman; Treas,, Mise Emma Smith; M., Miss Belle Douglas; I. 8., Miss Lois Myers;-O. 8, Mra Mary Holland; Trustees, Mra, O. Scheemer, Mrs. W. P Jones, Miss Josie Hieronimus; Organist, Miss Minnie Brand. After the election there was an impromtu program rendered, Billy Britland will treat yon well when.you call at his Council Ohamber saloon. A good lunch will be serv tonight. ; The local cigarmakers’ union, .No. 452, including forty-nine members, has elected new officers as follows: P., Frank Maher; V. P,, George. Nuss; Cor. and Fin. Seo’y., George J. Dunster; Treas., Stephen Harper; Ser. at A., E, W. Erickson; RB. O., Samuel Thompson. The officers elected cone stitute the execative board, the finance committee and the board of trustees. The union received a complete report of the recent meeting of the National Federation of Labor, held at Boston. For something good in the liquid line call on Dower & Hocking at the Eagle saloon, corner of Oommercial and Pine streets. Go there with the crowd tonight. : Governor of Ohio, who isa relative of City Attorney Lindley of this city, is spoken of ag a possible nominee for Vice-President on the Republican ticket. The pupils of the eighth grade and their teacher, J. Wyne, spent a portion of the day yesterday in the woods gathering red berries, Wholegale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors # Cigars,

KKK KKK Everything Strictly High Class. cepts Call and enjoy ovr hospitality At tre cld Isce1e flece on Bread St. Sit now for Shristmas Photos Yamed Pictures or the Holidays HE LARGEST and most complete assortment ever displayed in the county at most reasonable prices Myron S. Herrick, the newly elected . PALMER & JOGKSON, Sunday echool and Bible clase, 12:80 P. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p. m, Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 p.m. The postponed annual parish meeting will be held in the charch on Tuesday, the 8th, at 8 p. m« A cordial invitation is given-to all interested in the church to attend this meeting, The postponed monthly vestry meeting will be held the same evening, after the parish meeting. The pastor, Rev. J. Sima, will preach. at Il a. m. and 7 p. m. . Sabject of discourse in ‘the evening: “Safety Assured to Our Leaders in Progress.” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6p. m, Sabbath school convenes at the close of the morning service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 p, m. Choir practice at 8 p. m. St Preaching at 11 a, m. by Rev. George W. Beatty, Superintendent of the Religious Oanvaes about to be made in this city. Subject, “Some Results of House to House Work.” Sunday at the usual hours. Dr. J. B. Stabbs, President: of the Nevada State University, has written the pastor that he is just recovering he-will comé prepared and will preach at 7 p. m., if be finds himself equal to it after the Elke’ memorial service oration, ia the afternoon, All are cordially invited, ‘ ° L 0. 0. F. Funeral. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, ].Q. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on Sunday, Dec. 6th at 1 o’clock p.m. to attend the faneral of our late Brother, Lauren Woodruff of San Juan Lodge, No. 67. Funeral at Cemetery at 2:30 p. m, O. B. Warrrum, N. G. G. A Gray, BR. 8. 2t school and Epworth Leagues will meet. from a severe attack of la gcippe,’but . }, fifty-nine years. : _ Besides her family of eight grown children, and ‘also brothers and sisters in the East, The children are: Mrs. Larsen, Misses Hussey of Willow Valley; John Husis teaching school in the trict. : SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, beetecaivter te 6. : Anejovies on Toast. Mock Tartle. Consomme en Tassen Select Celery Dressed Lettace with egg, : Shrimp Salad, Spanish Olives. Fried Salmon en Boiled Sugar Cured Ham, Ohicken Pot Pie Oalves Head, 'Tattar Sauce Oyster Patties, a Ja Bachomlet Spanish Paffs, + ux Ram Glace Prime Roast Beef, Mushroon sauce . Roast Pork and Apple sauce Loin of Veal with Onion Dressing Mutton with Jelly : Maehed Potatoes Cauliflower in Oream Mince Pie Queen Padding with frosting Lemon Ice Cream , Assorted Oakes Nats Figs . Roquefort, Edam, Swiss Cheese. Cafe Noir. ‘ Se THERE IS NO Absolutely is , Pure SUBSTITUTE “hueband she léaves al D. A. end N. E. Hussey and James} sey of Oambridge, Mass.; Henry, William and Miss Eva Hussey, who resiie in Mariposa county. The latter Princeton disHotel Antlers Saratoga Chips Champagne Sauce Steamed Potatoes String Beans Lemon Pie Assorted Fruits Raisins No Mend Linen Knee Stockings ‘for: Children STRONGEST WHERE .STOOKINGS ARE USUALLY WEAKEST, as . they are Re-inforced in their most vulnerable parts with Stout Irieh Linen. RESULT—Lineii Being the strongest fabric known, the NO MEND Stocking assures SUPREMH WEARING gaalities. SPECIAL FEATURES—The No Mend Linen Knees kaitted by a ‘‘patented” process into such a SHAPE as to follow the lines of the KNEE tike a “*foot-form” shoe follows the line of the foot, taking the STRAIN of the fabric where otherwise sanie would be the HARDES ity of TEARING in case of sudden jerks, etc. A] WE RECOMMEND “NO. MEND STOCKINGS” as something new and better in Children’s Hoge, costing no more than the other kinds, PRICE; ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. 25 Cents. : QPHEADOUARTERS The accommodations, the service and the Cuisine at the National are not equalled by any hotel in FOR EVERYBODY . C, thus decreasing the protabilSb “EVERYBODY INVITED. Christmas Fea The members of the Methodist Sunday echool board held a. meeting last night and discussed plans es to the holiday festivities at the dhurch, Com+ mittees were appointed to arrange for the Chrismas Eve exercises) and the young people can rest assured that the joyous Occasion will be fittingly observed, One of the special features ‘will be the presentation of “The Star . . of Bethieham,” which ia to be enacted by twenty nine little girls. given. Santa Olaus will ‘also put in {an appearance, and gifts will.be distributed to the little ones, It is to be so arranged that each. child will be given a pregent of equal value, SEE.:. CHRISTI cS.. HINTON Hotel Antl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Re‘ taro Call Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Mea end Transient trade. . . An. interesting program will also be. : , day Holiday Goods ver Watches, Clocks, etc , which would make Pn! We have a Splendid and Elegant Stock to choose from including : CUT GLASS: — “ Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY _ « td . The Genuine article—Sterline mounted. ‘LEATHER GOODS. POCKET BOOKS. LETTER CASES WALLETS Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG.. New—Toilet Sets and Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS A very Acceptable Gift. ROLL DRESSING CASES POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys and Books H. DICKERMAN gifts. We have them at all prices. Call today. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad w ‘Christmas 4004S. handsome stock of Holiday Novelties have a fine line of Diamonds Cut Glassware We bave just received a beautiful and in the jewelry and silverware line, elso Jewelry of all kinds BS, s rr) SOs Ee y "OOO" AVENE The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OVWERCoaATsS our and see stock of gold and sil+ -lent holiStreet Oravenette garments are rain-tigbt, but not air-tight. Willkeep you arm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will’ Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. eo e @ w OOO <5 Successor t L. HYMAN & Merchaut Tailor bo HRISTUA GROCERIES o We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holidays at our store. Tryour .. . LEMON PEEL RAISINS CURRANTS CITRON MINCE MEAT ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible . . . . AN 9d OUI» oa paneer ‘Electric lights apie qnnete F Hot .and_ cold water igi Return call bells, Bath Room Suits’ Post, expr ess, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. by the soldier boys increases right along, and they are looked forward to by all who delight in tripping the light fantastic. The order of dances ie always arranged to suit all tastes and the music by Wild’s orchestra can not be excelled. ace neal Northern CaliDrop in and see them. They will make ‘ C. . . BRAND. Ine Bee tive Grocepy. a an 2 JACKSON, Proprietor. MOORE Yevada City Grass Valley to quality! Allspice, for ance; there is no difficulty getting it fine; they don't it costs too much. costs us less to sell; that’s Wwe afford the quality. deyback; that ,¢osts nothing. If you want @ good, cool drink o! teer—the very best in town—drop i» rd see Wm. Harry. ti-m7 JEWELER é Broad Street, Nevada Ciry bs “EpHE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” Picture Frames made to order —pene Ge Pest