December 7, 1901 (4 pages)

ay i CO, ss Winds “all kid gloyg > 10 all sizes O trash kes aS present tha colors. WAR, v lot. . co, the United States. em ee > we ) drink,,, pleased. Afte d elsewhere ther i 3 being the best & combination of and Sava icious aroma, f all quantity goog af z00d Grocerie © cCOmpany, Commercial §try ne of Art Nove . Stock, consiste JRES ons are now being ock is broken, ‘ke frames to crder Sarving Nickelyr your wife, a , and a yr your les too nd see. atthe holiday season is near . . the business houses of this) Flat primary school have neither been iy _.,. Dec. 7s 1901 aaa y peer list of the religious d at the various where wing is & to be hel jn this city tomorrow, pe made welcome: TRINITY EPISCOPAL. ing prayers ante-communion op, 11 o’closk; Sunday school olnse, 12:30 p. m.; evening jgermon, Tuesday—Annual seting and election of vestrythe ensuing year, 7:80 p, m. frening prayer and litany, 7 y. A. Rimer, Rector. yeTHODIST EPISCOPAL. ing morning and evening by yy Rev. W. Angwiu, Sunday t close of morning service, nd Intermediate Leagues at 5 Poworth League at 6 p.m, ting at 9:45 a. m. CONGREGATIONAL, stor, Rev. J. Sims will preach and7p.m. In the evening h of Mrs. J. #&. Robb will be ied with appropriate and in» exercises. The Senior Enill meet at 6 p. m., led by Mrs wdden. Subject—‘The Right Ability.” Sabbath school at of the morning service, sf, CANIOE CATHOLIC, ill be celebrated at 8 and 10 Evening devotions at 7 —— + e+ ining in Popularity. w Union Hotel, of thie city, ly gaining in popularity, sted in such @ manner that 4l public cannot fail to recemerits of the house, which ith well pleased guests right The sleeping rooms are eleorpnished and the place is pr «6its. «homelike comforts, pg room is carefully looked d the table contains everyt goes to make a_ choice ravelers who register at the on always speak highly of s served .and the excellent ent observed in this departpmorrow a fiue turkey dinbe provided, which will invery best of delicacies that pable, + e@e + -— —— ores to Keep Opea. . . pound at Scadden’s, rnc Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per There will be plenty of hot lunch b. for all at the Grotto saloon this evenTom’s Place on Broad street will be Pi the center of attraction this evenjing. The thermometer registered 82 de". grees at the depot this morning about. five o’clock. All ere invited to appear at Wm, Harry’s Eclipse saloon tonight and enjey a hot lunch. The Peerless saloon on Broad etreet ie always supplied with the very finest of liquors and cigars. Mixed drinks are made aspecialty at Meitland Bros.’ Glenbrook saloon on Commercial street. _ The grand jury will meet Tuesday morning to take up such matters as may come before them. Everybody who likes a nice hot lunch may have one by calling around to the Council Chamber tonight, Go to church tomorrow. Try and be good one day cut of seven. Good many can’t te good, but they can try. On Wednesday evening Rev. W. Angwin married Thomas E. Patterson to Bessie Warne, both of Grass Valley. A chimney in the Oentral Hotel burned out last night but it was carefally watched and no damage was done, At its meeting yesterday Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, decided to surrender the charter and abandon the council for awhile. The. ball committee cf the Native Daughters met yesterday at Armory Halland made arrangements for the grand-ball to be given by them on New Year’s night, Armory Hall will be a scene of merriment thts evening and all who enjoy dancing should nét fail to be present. The Jast car for Grass Valley will not leave until after the dance. Alpba Nichols has been granted letIt ters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Niehols, deceased and Henry Schroeder, Henry Walker and John W. O'Neill have been appointed appraisers. Last night was a cold one, and even the policemen could not stand it long ata time. The thermometer early this morning marked 30 degrees above zero, and a good many people acted as if it was 30 below zero. Legg & Shaw Co. received a c rload of fancy articles for their furniture department this consigament contains some pretty designs, which are very appropriate for Christmas presents. morning. The. new Tomorrow being Sunday an unusaally floe dinner ‘will be served at the New York Hotel and all who are not present will miss a great treat. very best ofeverything the market affords will be in evidence in abundance. The The following pupils of the Gold keep open later evenivgs./absent nor tardy during the month brder of affairs will go into. egading Deoember 6h: Gladys Rose’ Monday and continue ua he opening of the New Year. al stores will remain closed ye, and after the first Monday ythe early-closing plan will dopted, ~ ness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they cannot diseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deaff that is by constitutional Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous linp Kustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a sound or imperfect neering h it is entirely closed dea he result, and unless the inbn can be taken out and this red to its normal condition, ll be destroyed forever ; nine pf ten are caused by catarrh, hothing but an inflamed con he mucous surfaces, give One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s yure, Send for circulars, free. CHENEY -&CO., Toledo,O. druggists, 75c, amily Pills are the best. ——+-2@ei For Sale at a Bargain. land Ranch, situated near Hill is offered ata bargain. down and balance on time. Brown & Morgan. tf (¢ @@e oe —--_ First For the Season. adden, the grocer, haa reonsignment of choice cranich will be sold in quanult and at a reasonable o19tf Oo tefflo at Billy Britland’s Dhamber tonight. Drop in bur luck, a7tf i amma or Those Home Prunes. t Prunes in the world. heed “it and cured by Wm. H. or sale at 8 pounds for 25: your grocer for Smith’s o11-tf — at Luck of an Editor ° Years a . efforts to cure Ke© Palms of my bands failed,” or H. N. Lester, of Syra» “then I was wholly cured ne Arnica Salve” It’s the ai for Eruptions, Sores and Seases. Only 25¢ at Vinthe up-to e bettie ee Cigar Thoma: For sale at Rector ea + *OePerimeut with other brands an get Jesse Moore whiekey 8nd places ? --——_ eo Want to get w fat turkey for ® cents attend the raffle at nd’s tonight, avtf — wall, Rose Green, Willie Green, Harry Coffey, Walter Bond, Fred Monk, Melville Ninnis. V:olet ©. Rouner, teacher. ‘‘Christmas Delicacies” is the subject of P. G. Scadden’s new advertisenent, which will be found on the first page of this evening’s TransonieT, He is prepared to fill all orders for groceries which are necessary for your Christmas dinner and invites the public to inspect his stock of Holiday specialties. . Sigourney’s new advertisement will be found of interest to all who purchase groceries for the Hollidays. He. basa large stock of delicacies which will add greatly toafine dinner. Read the advertisement, : Does your father, brother or sweetheart smoke? If so make them a present of one ef Giff’s special size boxes woodpecker cigars for Cbristmas. They will appreciate them as much as anything you can purchase. Read the new advertisement. Milo Lodge, K. of P., last night conferred the second degree upon a candi. date and elected officers as follows: N. W. Bennetts, O. C.; W. M. Quigley, Vv. O; W. H. Dunlep, P; E T. R. Powell, M. of W.;G. W. Reeks, M. at A.; George Ogden, K. of R. and §.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; George C. Gaylord, M. of E.; F. W. Taylor, I. G.; Oharles Steffens, O. G.; A. R. Lord, Trustee. A good program was rendered and all present repaired to the banquet hall, where they sat down toa fine spread. Grand Obancellor L. 8. Calkins, in his usual pleasing manner, presided as toastmaster. — ‘Don't forget the big turkey raffle at. Billy Britland’s Council Chambers al4tf CANDY CATHARTIC ww» OURE CONSTIPATION, . .» Re a oe tS Supervisor W. H. Martin has had the road along by Selby Fiat put in good repair, and now teams can go that way without much trouble, considering the, season of the year. There isa bad place near the Mooney ranch which is to be filled with rock, and the work will done right away. Supervisor Martin bas given the immediate charge of his portion of the Edwards road to Mr. Benson and hie son, who reside in that locality. ‘Out on the Purdon grade Jas. Keiffer is employed, and “he is improving its condition right along, The late storms have put the roade in several sections of the county in bad condition, and the grades leading to up-country points came in for a good shere of their effects. Teamsters who came down the ' Freeman road during the past week report it to be pretty rough. ‘eGood Paper. The Cigarmakers Official Journal, of Chicsgo, which represents the International Union of that class of labor, contains, in the November number,a good article on the Chinese Exclusion Act. It is well written and gives facts and figures on the Coolie question of an interesting nature, The Journel is a good publication, and it is an able exponent of unionism, Yesterday’s Examiner contains a synopsis of an able speech made by Samuel Gompers, First Vice President of the Cigarmakers Union, at Pittsburg, Pa., recently. He dwelt on the Exclusion Act principally, and his address was well received. ee Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted first clase. Euquire of F. GEIGER. n15-tf The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland prop. tf popGlar “Captain Racket,” prodaced by a talented company of local amaact until the curtain was rang down for the last time. everything © along with clock-like precision, the spectators were kept in a merry mood. Each one who took part in the} play made a decided hit, and the pre~ vailing opinion was freely expressed that the performers acquitted themselves even better than on the former occasion. A noticeable and pleasing. { feature of the entertainment. was the. f easy style and gracefal manner in which all the members adopted in their several parte. In fact the acting would put to shame many of the p ofessional organizations that visitour city fro: time to time, eg ye © The Empire State Quartetie appeared between the first and second acts and sang a couple of songs, The singing was greatly appreciated by the audience, as was evidenced by the hearty encore which followed. The quartette took recognition of this and responded with a catghy refrain. Miss Sadie Snell won rounds of applauge by her excellent singing, and deeervingly so. Tho “Floradora Sextette” appeared before the third act, and captivated the audience right away. Thesix young ladies, with a like number of young gentlemen, were prettily costumed, and the filled the Theater with sweet melody. Wild’s orchestra diccoursed splendid music, and quite a sum was netted for the free reading room fund, — Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs: of that occasion at five ,cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf If you want to get a turkey for a small outlay, go to the New Union tcnight. The big reffle will be ranning, and the turkeys are good. d6f The United be stronger, ernment Report shows Roya Baking Powder to better than any other. States Govpurer and days. HOLIDAY GOODS. Hi. DICHERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday’ Goods and He will tell you about them in a few Keep your eyes on this Space. rry. . RALSTON OATS. A delicious GRANO. Made from pacity eaten Ea? white wheat. eady for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. “fer which there can be no excuse, PAN CAKE FLOUR. . Se } big _ GeEo. C. GAYLORD © Son, ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET p.utider the supervision of Ralston Club. . Made from selected wheat. Rich in glutén. jibddh ON PRODUCTS are endorsed by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. John E. Deal of Camptonville, well known to many of our people, and always heretofore regarded asa good citizen, pleaded gullty to a charge of committing rape, in. the Superigr: Court at Marysville on Thursday last. Judge Davis in passing sentence sta‘ted that the crime of rape on Daisy F. Holeomb, she being unmarried and under the age of 16 years, Deal had made a statement to the Oourt. Court believed the defendant’s statement that he did not know that his relations with the girl wore of a crimabandoned woman. But that it was a. law of this State that such relations arecriminal, and the age limit had been raised from 14 to 16 years. Of course Daisy Holcomb was a child, as she was only I4years old, even if she was bad. She had been made bad by men. Agirlof her ege has but little experience. Uer associations had not been good and she had not had the advantage of being directed in the right path by a good father or a good mother. It was no wonder that girls go wrong when they had no one to advise them. It wasa bad state of affairs when a girl of 14 yeara can seduce a man of 72 years of age. Men of such age ought to encourage young girls tolead a good life; not a bad one. Todo otherwise is a weakness The crime of rape was generally perpetrated accompanied by violence, but in this case there had been no vio lence used. It was u crime simply because the girl was under age. In this case the Court thought that justice would be satisfied with the minimum punishment, and if the prisoner received all the credits: he would only have to serve less than four years in all. The Court would be glad to see him spend the remainder of his life, after bis term had expired, in peace. The Judge ordered that the prisoner be confined in San Quentin for five years. District Attorney McDaniel has not stated. that other arrests are tobe made. About a dozen people, mostly married: men in Camptonville, have been accused by Deal, of the same act with the girl, which may result, at least, in several divorce cases, Astounding Discovery. From Coopersville, Mich., comes word of a wonderful discovery. of a leasant taeting liquid that when used Eanes retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always. ensures a good night’s rest, “It will soon cure the congh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himel burger, “for three generations of our family have used Dr. King’s New Diecovery for Consumption and never found its equal for Coughs and Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1 at W. D. Vinton’s, Trial bottles free. 2c Spreads Like Wildfire. _ When things are ‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, ea leading druggist, of Bellevilie, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years,” You know why? Most diseases begin in disorders, of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys sod bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. _—_~+ 60-2 — A When the bar-keeper sets out Jesse Moore “AA,” he gives the customer the best in the house. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. : tf Annual Examination. HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF APPLIcants for Teachers’ Certificates wi commence at Washington: School Building, Nevada City, on Monpay. DECEMBEE 90, 1901, at 9 o’cloc« a. m. A fee of $2 fro applicant will be cha: a The} inal nature,.as he thought she was an . : Going on a Cruise. Wasuineton, Dec. 6—The battleship Towa, now at Panama, has ‘been ordered to proceed down the Chilean coast to Taleshuano, where the sbip will be put in fighting trim, and ready for action on a moment’s notice. ee Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving “order at once with A, B, WOLF to avoid the rush. . n26-tf The turkey reffle at the New Union Hotel thie evening affords an excellent opportunity to get'a fine plump bird for the oven. dé6tf ee BORN. The Official Organ. “Pastime,” the official organ of the Olympic Club at San Francisco, announces that at the annual meeting of the California Game and Fish Protective Association held . recently in San Jose that paper was endorsed end recommended to sportsmen. The association will henceforth give out all its official acts through this organ; which, by the way, isa neat and newsy journal. A late issue contains a pretty sce :e on the Truckee river. Board of Education The County Board of Education met this morning and set Monday, December 30th as the time to commence the exemination of applicants for teachere certificates, i The grammar grade certificates of Mrs. BE. A. Mooreand Mise Martha O’Connor were renewed, Mrs. ‘Mary Shoemaker, Mrs. Alice Ogden and A. T. O'Connor were recomended to the State Board of Ejucation for life deplomas., All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. “CLEARING SALE OF FINE WILLINERY, @eeehee’e hh 4 KK A oc of waiting until after Christmas to reduce our stock fe én our Willinery Parlors we are going to do so now and give you an opportunity of showing a Christmas J€at that you will be proud of, and ata nominal price, ‘Had See Our Window) Commercial Street, Nevada City. NIRS. hi LUBECK, Mill Street, Grass Valley. In Nevada City, December 7th, 1901, to the wife of Clarence Shartleff, a daughter, ———E—Kz——eeeee Beas Are now on display at VINTON’ --DIG Store. Come early and make YOUr SOLCCHIOR. ovvcesses . 88 Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, . Coffees, Spices And ’ Extracts. m each POS. at Schock ntendeu Nevada Cite Wesemteas 7,190. e have Salted Jordan “* SP ARES, PRE OETA For Your CHRISTMAS. Diner. TAYLOR'S Tealand Coffee House NEVADA CITY Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of alf kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in Town. JAS. M. FOLBY, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. NTAS GOODS — . Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. re Zs WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hag a complete outfit will find room for some of this Winter Underwear Because it is of unusual quality and sold at an unueual price, Winter vests and drawers, merceriz3d white cotton and ribbed, : Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Also cream aid gray ribbed cotton union suits. SNELL © FLEMING, Cor. Broad and} Pine Streets, Nevada City. Bamboo Ware for Christm Stool . ... 50c to 60c . Brackets Flower Stands.5oc to 60c $1.50 to $2 Book Stands..,. .. hg : 7 C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store MDUSNMOZC Music Stands $1.50 to $2 Stands $1 to $2.75 seevecconee PM Le SF LU DPQ F DOLAMUD wocncccccce ia, Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,7Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. . Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Che. Ree Ste Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. wits ie i Oxdaaaisdaaisr as DO. ROBINSON'S FOLDING THERMAL BATH CABINET CR HOT SPRINGS AT HOME If you are going to buy a Cabinet don’t fail to Factory Prices. 32 page book Free on application. +e } Office, STOVER BUILDING — a Rap TS PSNR NE He c . : «

ay i CO, ss Winds “all kid gloyg > 10 all sizes O trash kes aS present tha colors. WAR, v lot. . co, the United States. em ee > we ) drink,,, pleased. Afte d elsewhere ther i 3 being the best & combination of and Sava icious aroma, f all quantity goog af z00d Grocerie © cCOmpany, Commercial §try ne of Art Nove . Stock, consiste JRES ons are now being ock is broken, ‘ke frames to crder Sarving Nickelyr your wife, a , and a yr your les too nd see. atthe holiday season is near . . the business houses of this) Flat primary school have neither been iy _.,. Dec. 7s 1901 aaa y peer list of the religious d at the various where wing is & to be hel jn this city tomorrow, pe made welcome: TRINITY EPISCOPAL. ing prayers ante-communion op, 11 o’closk; Sunday school olnse, 12:30 p. m.; evening jgermon, Tuesday—Annual seting and election of vestrythe ensuing year, 7:80 p, m. frening prayer and litany, 7 y. A. Rimer, Rector. yeTHODIST EPISCOPAL. ing morning and evening by yy Rev. W. Angwiu, Sunday t close of morning service, nd Intermediate Leagues at 5 Poworth League at 6 p.m, ting at 9:45 a. m. CONGREGATIONAL, stor, Rev. J. Sims will preach and7p.m. In the evening h of Mrs. J. #&. Robb will be ied with appropriate and in» exercises. The Senior Enill meet at 6 p. m., led by Mrs wdden. Subject—‘The Right Ability.” Sabbath school at of the morning service, sf, CANIOE CATHOLIC, ill be celebrated at 8 and 10 Evening devotions at 7 —— + e+ ining in Popularity. w Union Hotel, of thie city, ly gaining in popularity, sted in such @ manner that 4l public cannot fail to recemerits of the house, which ith well pleased guests right The sleeping rooms are eleorpnished and the place is pr «6its. «homelike comforts, pg room is carefully looked d the table contains everyt goes to make a_ choice ravelers who register at the on always speak highly of s served .and the excellent ent observed in this departpmorrow a fiue turkey dinbe provided, which will invery best of delicacies that pable, + e@e + -— —— ores to Keep Opea. . . pound at Scadden’s, rnc Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per There will be plenty of hot lunch b. for all at the Grotto saloon this evenTom’s Place on Broad street will be Pi the center of attraction this evenjing. The thermometer registered 82 de". grees at the depot this morning about. five o’clock. All ere invited to appear at Wm, Harry’s Eclipse saloon tonight and enjey a hot lunch. The Peerless saloon on Broad etreet ie always supplied with the very finest of liquors and cigars. Mixed drinks are made aspecialty at Meitland Bros.’ Glenbrook saloon on Commercial street. _ The grand jury will meet Tuesday morning to take up such matters as may come before them. Everybody who likes a nice hot lunch may have one by calling around to the Council Chamber tonight, Go to church tomorrow. Try and be good one day cut of seven. Good many can’t te good, but they can try. On Wednesday evening Rev. W. Angwin married Thomas E. Patterson to Bessie Warne, both of Grass Valley. A chimney in the Oentral Hotel burned out last night but it was carefally watched and no damage was done, At its meeting yesterday Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, decided to surrender the charter and abandon the council for awhile. The. ball committee cf the Native Daughters met yesterday at Armory Halland made arrangements for the grand-ball to be given by them on New Year’s night, Armory Hall will be a scene of merriment thts evening and all who enjoy dancing should nét fail to be present. The Jast car for Grass Valley will not leave until after the dance. Alpba Nichols has been granted letIt ters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Niehols, deceased and Henry Schroeder, Henry Walker and John W. O'Neill have been appointed appraisers. Last night was a cold one, and even the policemen could not stand it long ata time. The thermometer early this morning marked 30 degrees above zero, and a good many people acted as if it was 30 below zero. Legg & Shaw Co. received a c rload of fancy articles for their furniture department this consigament contains some pretty designs, which are very appropriate for Christmas presents. morning. The. new Tomorrow being Sunday an unusaally floe dinner ‘will be served at the New York Hotel and all who are not present will miss a great treat. very best ofeverything the market affords will be in evidence in abundance. The The following pupils of the Gold keep open later evenivgs./absent nor tardy during the month brder of affairs will go into. egading Deoember 6h: Gladys Rose’ Monday and continue ua he opening of the New Year. al stores will remain closed ye, and after the first Monday ythe early-closing plan will dopted, ~ ness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they cannot diseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deaff that is by constitutional Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous linp Kustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a sound or imperfect neering h it is entirely closed dea he result, and unless the inbn can be taken out and this red to its normal condition, ll be destroyed forever ; nine pf ten are caused by catarrh, hothing but an inflamed con he mucous surfaces, give One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s yure, Send for circulars, free. CHENEY -&CO., Toledo,O. druggists, 75c, amily Pills are the best. ——+-2@ei For Sale at a Bargain. land Ranch, situated near Hill is offered ata bargain. down and balance on time. Brown & Morgan. tf (¢ @@e oe —--_ First For the Season. adden, the grocer, haa reonsignment of choice cranich will be sold in quanult and at a reasonable o19tf Oo tefflo at Billy Britland’s Dhamber tonight. Drop in bur luck, a7tf i amma or Those Home Prunes. t Prunes in the world. heed “it and cured by Wm. H. or sale at 8 pounds for 25: your grocer for Smith’s o11-tf — at Luck of an Editor ° Years a . efforts to cure Ke© Palms of my bands failed,” or H. N. Lester, of Syra» “then I was wholly cured ne Arnica Salve” It’s the ai for Eruptions, Sores and Seases. Only 25¢ at Vinthe up-to e bettie ee Cigar Thoma: For sale at Rector ea + *OePerimeut with other brands an get Jesse Moore whiekey 8nd places ? --——_ eo Want to get w fat turkey for ® cents attend the raffle at nd’s tonight, avtf — wall, Rose Green, Willie Green, Harry Coffey, Walter Bond, Fred Monk, Melville Ninnis. V:olet ©. Rouner, teacher. ‘‘Christmas Delicacies” is the subject of P. G. Scadden’s new advertisenent, which will be found on the first page of this evening’s TransonieT, He is prepared to fill all orders for groceries which are necessary for your Christmas dinner and invites the public to inspect his stock of Holiday specialties. . Sigourney’s new advertisement will be found of interest to all who purchase groceries for the Hollidays. He. basa large stock of delicacies which will add greatly toafine dinner. Read the advertisement, : Does your father, brother or sweetheart smoke? If so make them a present of one ef Giff’s special size boxes woodpecker cigars for Cbristmas. They will appreciate them as much as anything you can purchase. Read the new advertisement. Milo Lodge, K. of P., last night conferred the second degree upon a candi. date and elected officers as follows: N. W. Bennetts, O. C.; W. M. Quigley, Vv. O; W. H. Dunlep, P; E T. R. Powell, M. of W.;G. W. Reeks, M. at A.; George Ogden, K. of R. and §.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; George C. Gaylord, M. of E.; F. W. Taylor, I. G.; Oharles Steffens, O. G.; A. R. Lord, Trustee. A good program was rendered and all present repaired to the banquet hall, where they sat down toa fine spread. Grand Obancellor L. 8. Calkins, in his usual pleasing manner, presided as toastmaster. — ‘Don't forget the big turkey raffle at. Billy Britland’s Council Chambers al4tf CANDY CATHARTIC ww» OURE CONSTIPATION, . .» Re a oe tS Supervisor W. H. Martin has had the road along by Selby Fiat put in good repair, and now teams can go that way without much trouble, considering the, season of the year. There isa bad place near the Mooney ranch which is to be filled with rock, and the work will done right away. Supervisor Martin bas given the immediate charge of his portion of the Edwards road to Mr. Benson and hie son, who reside in that locality. ‘Out on the Purdon grade Jas. Keiffer is employed, and “he is improving its condition right along, The late storms have put the roade in several sections of the county in bad condition, and the grades leading to up-country points came in for a good shere of their effects. Teamsters who came down the ' Freeman road during the past week report it to be pretty rough. ‘eGood Paper. The Cigarmakers Official Journal, of Chicsgo, which represents the International Union of that class of labor, contains, in the November number,a good article on the Chinese Exclusion Act. It is well written and gives facts and figures on the Coolie question of an interesting nature, The Journel is a good publication, and it is an able exponent of unionism, Yesterday’s Examiner contains a

synopsis of an able speech made by Samuel Gompers, First Vice President of the Cigarmakers Union, at Pittsburg, Pa., recently. He dwelt on the Exclusion Act principally, and his address was well received. ee Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted first clase. Euquire of F. GEIGER. n15-tf The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland prop. tf popGlar “Captain Racket,” prodaced by a talented company of local amaact until the curtain was rang down for the last time. everything © along with clock-like precision, the spectators were kept in a merry mood. Each one who took part in the} play made a decided hit, and the pre~ vailing opinion was freely expressed that the performers acquitted themselves even better than on the former occasion. A noticeable and pleasing. { feature of the entertainment. was the. f easy style and gracefal manner in which all the members adopted in their several parte. In fact the acting would put to shame many of the p ofessional organizations that visitour city fro: time to time, eg ye © The Empire State Quartetie appeared between the first and second acts and sang a couple of songs, The singing was greatly appreciated by the audience, as was evidenced by the hearty encore which followed. The quartette took recognition of this and responded with a catghy refrain.. Miss Sadie Snell won rounds of applauge by her excellent singing, and deeervingly so. Tho “Floradora Sextette” appeared before the third act, and captivated the audience right away. Thesix young ladies, with a like number of young gentlemen, were prettily costumed, and the filled the Theater with sweet melody. Wild’s orchestra diccoursed splendid music, and quite a sum was netted for the free reading room fund, — Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs: of that occasion at five ,cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf If you want to get a turkey for a small outlay, go to the New Union tcnight. The big reffle will be ranning, and the turkeys are good. d6f The United be stronger, ernment Report shows Roya Baking Powder to better than any other. States Govpurer and days. HOLIDAY GOODS. Hi. DICHERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday’ Goods and He will tell you about them in a few Keep your eyes on this Space. rry. . RALSTON OATS. A delicious GRANO. Made from pacity eaten Ea? white wheat. eady for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. “fer which there can be no excuse, PAN CAKE FLOUR. . Se } big _ GeEo. C. GAYLORD © Son, ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET p.utider the supervision of Ralston Club. . Made from selected wheat. Rich in glutén. jibddh ON PRODUCTS are endorsed by the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. John E. Deal of Camptonville, well known to many of our people, and always heretofore regarded asa good citizen, pleaded gullty to a charge of committing rape, in. the Superigr: Court at Marysville on Thursday last. Judge Davis in passing sentence sta‘ted that the crime of rape on Daisy F. Holeomb, she being unmarried and under the age of 16 years, Deal had made a statement to the Oourt. Court believed the defendant’s statement that he did not know that his relations with the girl wore of a crimabandoned woman. But that it was a. law of this State that such relations arecriminal, and the age limit had been raised from 14 to 16 years. Of course Daisy Holcomb was a child, as she was only I4years old, even if she was bad. She had been made bad by men. Agirlof her ege has but little experience. Uer associations had not been good and she had not had the advantage of being directed in the right path by a good father or a good mother. It was no wonder that girls go wrong when they had no one to advise them. It wasa bad state of affairs when a girl of 14 yeara can seduce a man of 72 years of age. Men of such age ought to encourage young girls tolead a good life; not a bad one. Todo otherwise is a weakness The crime of rape was generally perpetrated accompanied by violence, but in this case there had been no vio lence used. It was u crime simply because the girl was under age. In this case the Court thought that justice would be satisfied with the minimum punishment, and if the prisoner received all the credits: he would only have to serve less than four years in all. The Court would be glad to see him spend the remainder of his life, after bis term had expired, in peace. The Judge ordered that the prisoner be confined in San Quentin for five years. District Attorney McDaniel has not stated. that other arrests are tobe made. About a dozen people, mostly married: men in Camptonville, have been accused by Deal, of the same act with the girl, which may result, at least, in several divorce cases, Astounding Discovery. From Coopersville, Mich., comes word of a wonderful discovery. of a leasant taeting liquid that when used Eanes retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always. ensures a good night’s rest, “It will soon cure the congh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himel burger, “for three generations of our family have used Dr. King’s New Diecovery for Consumption and never found its equal for Coughs and Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1 at W. D. Vinton’s, Trial bottles free. 2c Spreads Like Wildfire. _ When things are ‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, ea leading druggist, of Bellevilie, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years,” You know why? Most diseases begin in disorders, of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys sod bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. _—_~+ 60-2 — A When the bar-keeper sets out Jesse Moore “AA,” he gives the customer the best in the house. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. : tf Annual Examination. HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF APPLIcants for Teachers’ Certificates wi commence at Washington: School Building, Nevada City, on Monpay. DECEMBEE 90, 1901, at 9 o’cloc« a. m. A fee of $2 fro applicant will be cha: a The} inal nature,.as he thought she was an . : Going on a Cruise. Wasuineton, Dec. 6—The battleship Towa, now at Panama, has ‘been ordered to proceed down the Chilean coast to Taleshuano, where the sbip will be put in fighting trim, and ready for action on a moment’s notice. ee Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving “order at once with A, B, WOLF to avoid the rush. . n26-tf The turkey reffle at the New Union Hotel thie evening affords an excellent opportunity to get'a fine plump bird for the oven. dé6tf ee BORN. The Official Organ. “Pastime,” the official organ of the Olympic Club at San Francisco, announces that at the annual meeting of the California Game and Fish Protective Association held . recently in San Jose that paper was endorsed end recommended to sportsmen. The association will henceforth give out all its official acts through this organ; which, by the way, isa neat and newsy journal. A late issue contains a pretty sce :e on the Truckee river. Board of Education The County Board of Education met this morning and set Monday, December 30th as the time to commence the exemination of applicants for teachere certificates, i The grammar grade certificates of Mrs. BE. A. Mooreand Mise Martha O’Connor were renewed, Mrs. ‘Mary Shoemaker, Mrs. Alice Ogden and A. T. O'Connor were recomended to the State Board of Ejucation for life deplomas., All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. “CLEARING SALE OF FINE WILLINERY, @eeehee’e hh 4 KK A oc of waiting until after Christmas to reduce our stock fe én our Willinery Parlors we are going to do so now and give you an opportunity of showing a Christmas J€at that you will be proud of, and ata nominal price, ‘Had See Our Window) Commercial Street, Nevada City. NIRS. hi LUBECK, Mill Street, Grass Valley. In Nevada City, December 7th, 1901, to the wife of Clarence Shartleff, a daughter, ———E—Kz——eeeee Beas Are now on display at VINTON’ --DIG Store.. Come early and make YOUr SOLCCHIOR. ovvcesses . 88 Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, . Coffees, Spices And ’ Extracts. m each POS. at Schock ntendeu Nevada Cite Wesemteas 7,190. e have Salted Jordan “* SP ARES, PRE OETA For Your CHRISTMAS. Diner. TAYLOR'S Tealand Coffee House NEVADA CITY Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of alf kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in Town. JAS. M. FOLBY, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. NTAS GOODS — . Seasonable Apparel for Ladies. re Zs WELL WORTH SEEING. This showing of new goods for wear during the present season should not be missed. Even the woman who hag a complete outfit will find room for some of this Winter Underwear Because it is of unusual quality and sold at an unueual price, Winter vests and drawers, merceriz3d white cotton and ribbed, : Cream ribbed cotton vests and drawers, winter weight. Also cream aid gray ribbed cotton union suits. SNELL © FLEMING, Cor. Broad and} Pine Streets, Nevada City. Bamboo Ware for Christm Stool .. ..... 50c to 60c . Brackets Flower Stands.5oc to 60c $1.50 to $2 Book Stands...,. .... hg : 7 C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store MDUSNMOZC Music Stands $1.50 to $2 Stands $1 to $2.75 seevecconee PM Le SF LU DPQ F DOLAMUD wocncccccce ia, Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,7Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. . Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Che. Ree Ste Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. wits ie i Oxdaaaisdaaisr as DO. ROBINSON'S FOLDING THERMAL BATH CABINET CR HOT SPRINGS AT HOME If you are going to buy a Cabinet don’t fail to Factory Prices. 32 page book Free on application. +e } Office, STOVER BUILDING — a Rap TS PSNR NE He c . : «