December 8, 1899 (4 pages)

RT OT A LTE ETT DEALER TI, ” ofthe stream was a much easier matot TRANSCRIPT, ee nating: te BROWN & CALKINS. FRIDAY.. NOT SO BAD AS PAINTED. oe ee Jndge Hinkson of Sacramento Talks 00) Cu. gr. have returned from Shasta the Slickens Qusetion. Last evening’s Sacramento Bee says: Attorney A. C. Hinkson made an interesting statement before the Chamber of Commerce last night that was very decidedly at variance with all preconfield is here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. R. Morrison. ceived notions of the danger done by hydreulic mining in filling up the. Sacramento River. The statement was that the river had not filled ap with: ‘sedimentin the past fifty years to an average extent greater than two feet. Sacramento school children are taught that in early days, before there was any hydraulic mining and before there were any levees protecting the, land along the Sacramento River, ocean steamers were wont to ascend to far above Sacramento, and it was a us. . ual sight to see several of these large craft.tied up to the water front. Oldtimers tell of when the river was almost as clear as crystal, and so deep that large vessels could navigate it at any time of year, One pioneer states that before the days of levees he stood at what is now the foot of N street and looked down the natural embankment to the surface of the water more than a dozen feet below, while it is said that the surface of the river to-day is abou! a dozen feet above the level of the city. It was owing to the noteriety of these things that Hinkson’s are rota was received with surprise. “I paid a visit to Major Heuer in San Franeisco not long ago,” Hinkeon said, “and spent an entire forenoon in his office talking about .the Sacramento River.’ He had three maps there showing surveys made of the river in 1851, 1870 and 1895. These maps showed that the bottom of the river had remained practically unchanged. The same bars and shoals were shown to be present to-day that were present in early days. These bars and shoals had ofcourse filled in to a great extent, but the average fill throughout the river would not exceed two feet. I, asked Major Heuer about the matter and. he said that the improvement of the bed ter than was generally believed. “He said that the filling in of the sandbars had dammed up the water of Dec. 8, 1899) mine is in town. ing from San Francisco. this evening from San Francisco. county. went to Oakland today where his wife is visiting. grant Gap, returued home today after a short visit here. this afternoon. fell there this morning. PERSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Foreman Johnson of the California E. Corrigan arrived here this mornWm. MoM. Weighel will arrive here Samuel Simmons and Robert SimFred Godfrey. of the Pluambago mine Mrs. J. K. Davidson of North BloomJ: W. Hyatt, a business man of EmiJames Rose retarned &: Bear Valley A NOVEL WAGER MADE. Bill Holbrook Bets. ts #100 He Will Stay 4 Sober a Year. William Holbrook, a well-known local, character, madea novel wager today. He bets $100 worth of laboragainst $100 in coin.that he will keep. sober for a period of one year from date. “Win it? I just wish I was as sure of going to heaven as 1 am that I'll pull down that money when the year is up.” said Billy to the TRANSCRIPT man. “They don’t known me if they think I can’t stand the strain. [Jl tell you privately, ’'ve got a dead} easy cinch. AlLT'll have to do to keep sober is tonot iake the first drink. Just what bothers me is to know how to invest the wealth to the best advantage when I have earned it. I’ll come around when the time comes and get your advice on that point.” Six inches of snow Miss Joan Wills was given a surprise party night before last at the home of ber sister, Mrs. W. J. Britland. Mrs. W. S. Brown, her two children and G. B. Laveroni of Downieville went below on this morning’s train. Mrs. Nuttall of San Francisco, accompanied by her daughter, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Tremaine. of this city. Mrs, P. S. Waldron of Graniteville will leave tofnorrow for Sacramento. She will spend the winter at that city and San Francisco. . that town. dangerously ill, ready with her. pained to learn of her condition. Famous Its Worth Your Coming Just to See, the river and caused it to overflow its. banks; that by building wing dams and causing these bars to be washed out that the river could be restored to its pristine glory, and if ocean vessels had been able to ascend to Sacramento in early days, as reported, it would not be. a difficult matter to put the river in such a condition that they could again ascend.” A WONDERFUL VOICE. The Singing of Arthur Donaldson Who Plays “Yon Youson.’” A curious feature about “Yon Yonson” which comes to the theater at this city on Friday evening of next week under the direction of Thall & Kennedy, is that its popularity seems to increase with each successive season that it is on the road. “Yon Yonson” is undeniably one of the most thrilling stories that is told upon the stage togay. And its scenes, which are laid in the lumber camps, are particularly interesting both to the theater-goers who are familiar with them and aiso to these to whom they are a povelty. The great scene of the play isin the second act and represents most faithfully a “log jam.” It issaid to be one of the most realistic scenes ever put upon the stage and to those who are familiar with the timber cutting country, it is especially interesting. The company which Messrs. Thall & Kennedy have engaged for “Yon Yonson” is said to be the strongest that has ever been seen in the play. The title role is played by Arthur Donaldson, one of the best barytones in the country,and one of the features of his performance will be his singing of Swedish folk songs in their original language. Another member of the company who is a player of note is Annie Mack Berlein, who plays the Widow Laflin. Annie Mack Berlein, . was for years the Gretchen with Joseph Jefferson and is one of the best charac. » ter.women in the dramatic profession. Besides these two, there are in the company Beatrice Norman, Grace Hazard, Edith Hah, E. J. Mack, E. Guy Spangler, Clinton Maynard, Sidney Craven, George Lund, William Konst,\ and the celebrated Lumbermen’s Quartette. An Artistic Exhibition. e Those people who fail to see the kinetoscopic entertainment at the Congregational church this evening will miss an exhibition that is both instructive and beautiful. The views in Hawaii, the Philippines and our other new possessions will alone be worth much more than the very low price of admission. . Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from ah other wise lovable girliwith an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action: on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Fresh consignment of choice lemons reat American [mporting Tea Go Commercial street, 56 Mill street,...:.Gras Stores 100 In Number rass Valley Revivalist. Weber, the cyclone evangelist, who has been conducting a series of meetings at the Methodist church!; nd Consumption; used for two weeks past, during which time: world for half a century, has cured inhe has led nearly one hundred persons { ®amerable cases of incipient consumpto the altar, left today for Petaluma to tishes wih wrestle with the wicked denizens of} the vesaits ye will refund your mon George Cloud of Washington arrived . *#!e by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf here this afternoon en route to Redwood City where his sister Nellie is Her mother is alThe young lady visited her brother at Washington last summer and during her stuy in the county made many friends who will be Wed gewood Ware Penccac Nevada City “Yon, it’s a fact I have made such a wager with Mr. Holbrook,” admitted a prominent citizen today, “and the money isup. I've been thinking the matter over since then, however, and Tve about made up my mind that I’m a chump of the first water. You see if, the gentleman should by any special dispensation of Providence keep sober he would get the money. Now if he doesn’t keep sober the chances are that he’ll be smart.enough to keep drunk, and therefore unfit for work, so long that the account will be outlawed. I appear to be up against it either way.” SEES . What is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds through the tiop and relieved many in advanced the results we will refund your money. trice 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For ——_____ + 290 -+—__—__ The best Cranberries in the market can be had at Scadden’s. — tf Neyada Theater, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY RYENINGS, December 12th and 13th. 40Locad Ladies—40’ Vaudeville Performance. Under the auspices of Nevada Degree of Honor. New Songs New Jokes Skirt Dancing Jigging Farces and . —A& Cake Walk which will surprise_e boy. Something new in each erestatie-. Admission, = 3 Prices Away Under { Foley’s. S A Merry Xmas] Buy Your Holiday THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. ‘A Reagpy New Year Goods And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. Ou Holiday Assortment a first-class stock in © Hats, Caps and $ $ $ Is replete with all the novelties that go to make Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, 4 Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT the line of Furnishing Goods. a NG EMPORIUM. Marysville and Nevada Power ‘Company Plantation Scenes. 50 Cents Seats reserved without extra charge at ANOTHER ENTERPRISE, to Commence Work in March. — Phe Democrat says: ‘Tuesday the Democrat was shown a map of the proposed line and works of the Marysville and Nevada City’Power and Water Com=' citizens of Yuba and Nevada counties. As was mentioned some time ago this, company has located ten thousand inches of water of the Yuba river, to be taken out at or near Ala. bama Bar in township 19 north, range 7 east in Yuba county. A survey was map has been made which shows. the distances, elevation and a large number of names of the claimants. of land in township 17, 18 and 19 of range 7 east along the west side of ‘the river. James O’Brien, one. of the incorporators, informed the Democrat that the company has complied with all necessary requirements of the law so far, and that work will be commenced abont March next to construct .a dam and flume. He said the gentlemen who are interested in the enterprise are practical business men who have. had experience in this line, and they have means to put the project in shape to farnish both water and _ electric power for sale next year. SE TE, Sick Headaches, The curse of. overworked wowankind, are quickly and surely cured by. Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Forsale by . Tonight Hood’s Pilis pany, ® new corporation composed of}. If your livers out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Qn retiring, and tomorrow your digestive organs will be regulated and ‘ou will be bright, active and ready tor any kind of work. This has the experience of others; it vet be sou: HOOD’S PILLS are ‘sold by Ml medicine dealers. 25 cts. Grand Exhibition recently finished and from it a large. ° LIFE-MOVING PICTURES Edison’s Kinetoscope and the OxyCongregational Church, Friday Ev'g, Dec. 8 the druggist. ILLUSTRATED BY Hydrogen Light —AT THE— BY B.C. ALLEN, who also gives an illustrated description of OUR NEW POSSESSIONS With 100 views on Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawali and the Philippines Giving some of the Finest Scenes of the Late ee War ever produced. * —_— ADMISSION—Aduits, 25 cts; children, 15 cts. peace \Holiday. Announcement In-a Day or Two. a Wm. HK. Grawford, MAIN STREET. Home-Made Candies 38 && Novelties. Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. FOLEY— Will have a special stock for Christmas, including : all the Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree. Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. / SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES ail os . OF o% ) Ladies and Gents : You are invited to. ness a Glove Contest for Xie 16 16 at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every : day this week in our large window. = 4s: Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come to us. If you want gloves for your Own use, © () © © © © © © © © @) © rs come to us and get fitted. Gent’s if you want © © © © © . © © © © © © © © © Oc ae eecce ( gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves : for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves, We have for the dear children all sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood. This is the greatest glove display ever "made in Nevada City. ~ All shades, all sizes. gloves. _ Our price is $1.00 and $r. 50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window for Christ: mas. GO0O0O008000009 cinesmnetsiiiiaiaabamaiaidias Fhere’s Nothing Better Than the Quality of — Wolf’s Groceries And the price is a shade lower than the lowest. “Here's a few more specials: PIGS’ FEET, 50 APIECE SALT MACKEREL, 50 APIECE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 15c CANS aaa EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anp LIMBURG oa . A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER Commercial Street, TT aT No cheap, trashy ©6000 aos 66 %. 2 are ger THRE TE ny nmnunnaainia Watch This Space ee : FOR THE Holiday Announcement OF ; The Racket Store. FOR THE HOLIDAYS Me Me Sb Se Me Me So Me SMe So Mo Mb SMe THE RIGHT WAY. TO BUY AN OVERCOAT = . } Country ust received at Gaylord &Son’s. tf Is first to find a reliable place to purchase it—a ole tliat you have got faith in; a place where you can get satisfaction or get: your money back if That place is our store. Now as to the garment itself. You don’t want a back number. You don’t want an ordinary common-place dry goods or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone' times, On the contrary YOU] WANT AN OVERCOAT THAT IS UP-TO-DATE A coat: that is made of new substantial and fashionable fabrics—the custom made kind. That is the kind of overcoat you can buy from us. We have them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut, also Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Chevoits, Kerseys, Whip. ‘Goria, and superior fabrics that you don’t’ find on bargain counters, oad the Prices are as & low if not you want it. lower than San Francisco prices. er is CARTER Cc Ji OHNSTON. EAE TS AS US DS AS OS OS AS OS AS NEW_YEAR BALL GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. 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RT OT A LTE ETT DEALER TI, ” ofthe stream was a much easier matot TRANSCRIPT, ee nating: te BROWN & CALKINS. FRIDAY... NOT SO BAD AS PAINTED. oe ee Jndge Hinkson of Sacramento Talks 00) Cu. gr. have returned from Shasta the Slickens Qusetion. Last evening’s Sacramento Bee says: Attorney A. C. Hinkson made an interesting statement before the Chamber of Commerce last night that was very decidedly at variance with all preconfield is here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. R. Morrison. ceived notions of the danger done by hydreulic mining in filling up the. Sacramento River. The statement was that the river had not filled ap with: ‘sedimentin the past fifty years to an average extent greater than two feet. Sacramento school children are taught that in early days, before there was any hydraulic mining and before there were any levees protecting the, land along the Sacramento River, ocean steamers were wont to ascend to far above Sacramento, and it was a us. . ual sight to see several of these large craft.tied up to the water front. Oldtimers tell of when the river was almost as clear as crystal, and so deep that large vessels could navigate it at any time of year, One pioneer states that before the days of levees he stood at what is now the foot of N street and looked down the natural embankment to the surface of the water more than a dozen feet below, while it is said that the surface of the river to-day is abou! a dozen feet above the level of the city. It was owing to the noteriety of these things that Hinkson’s are rota was received with surprise. “I paid a visit to Major Heuer in San Franeisco not long ago,” Hinkeon said, “and spent an entire forenoon in his office talking about .the Sacramento River.’ He had three maps there showing surveys made of the river in 1851, 1870 and 1895. These maps showed that the bottom of the river had remained practically unchanged. The same bars and shoals were shown to be present to-day that were present in early days. These bars and shoals had ofcourse filled in to a great extent, but the average fill throughout the river would not exceed two feet. I, asked Major Heuer about the matter and. he said that the improvement of the bed ter than was generally believed. “He said that the filling in of the sandbars had dammed up the water of Dec. 8, 1899) mine is in town. ing from San Francisco. this evening from San Francisco. county. went to Oakland today where his wife is visiting. grant Gap, returued home today after a short visit here. this afternoon. fell there this morning. PERSONAL POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Foreman Johnson of the California E. Corrigan arrived here this mornWm. MoM. Weighel will arrive here Samuel Simmons and Robert SimFred Godfrey. of the Pluambago mine Mrs. J. K. Davidson of North BloomJ: W. Hyatt, a business man of EmiJames Rose retarned &: Bear Valley A NOVEL WAGER MADE. Bill Holbrook Bets. ts #100 He Will Stay 4 Sober a Year. William Holbrook, a well-known local, character, madea novel wager today. He bets $100 worth of laboragainst $100 in coin.that he will keep. sober for a period of one year from date. “Win it? I just wish I was as sure of going to heaven as 1 am that I'll pull down that money when the year is up.” said Billy to the TRANSCRIPT man. “They don’t known me if they think I can’t stand the strain. [Jl tell you privately, ’'ve got a dead} easy cinch. AlLT'll have to do to keep sober is tonot iake the first drink. Just what bothers me is to know how to invest the wealth to the best advantage when I have earned it. I’ll come around when the time comes and get your advice on that point.” Six inches of snow Miss Joan Wills was given a surprise party night before last at the home of ber sister, Mrs. W. J. Britland. Mrs. W. S. Brown, her two children and G. B. Laveroni of Downieville went below on this morning’s train. Mrs. Nuttall of San Francisco, accompanied by her daughter, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Tremaine. of this city. Mrs, P. S. Waldron of Graniteville will leave tofnorrow for Sacramento. She will spend the winter at that city and San Francisco. . that town. dangerously ill, ready with her. pained to learn of her condition. Famous Its Worth Your Coming Just to See, the river and caused it to overflow its. banks; that by building wing dams and causing these bars to be washed out that the river could be restored to its pristine glory, and if ocean vessels had been able to ascend to Sacramento in early days, as reported, it would not be. a difficult matter to put the river in such a condition that they could again ascend.” A WONDERFUL VOICE. The Singing of Arthur Donaldson Who Plays “Yon Youson.’” A curious feature about “Yon Yonson” which comes to the theater at this city on Friday evening of next week under the direction of Thall & Kennedy, is that its popularity seems to increase with each successive season that it is on the road. “Yon Yonson” is undeniably one of the most thrilling stories that is told upon the stage togay. And its scenes, which are laid in the lumber camps, are particularly interesting both to the theater-goers who are familiar with them and aiso to these to whom they are a povelty. The great scene of the play isin the second act and represents most faithfully a “log jam.” It issaid to be one of the most realistic scenes ever put upon the stage and to those who are familiar with the timber cutting country, it is especially interesting. The company which Messrs. Thall & Kennedy have engaged for “Yon Yonson” is said to be the strongest that has ever been seen in the play. The title role is played by Arthur Donaldson, one of the best barytones in the country,and one of the features of his performance will be his singing of Swedish folk songs in their original language. Another member of the company who is a player of note is Annie Mack Berlein, who plays the Widow Laflin. Annie Mack Berlein, . was for years the Gretchen with Joseph Jefferson and is one of the best charac. » ter.women in the dramatic profession. Besides these two, there are in the company Beatrice Norman, Grace Hazard, Edith Hah, E. J. Mack, E. Guy Spangler, Clinton Maynard, Sidney Craven, George Lund, William Konst,\ and the celebrated Lumbermen’s Quartette. An Artistic Exhibition. e Those people who fail to see the kinetoscopic entertainment at the Congregational church this evening will miss an exhibition that is both instructive and beautiful. The views in Hawaii, the Philippines and our other new possessions will alone be worth much more than the very low price of admission. . Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from ah other wise lovable girliwith an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action: on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Fresh consignment of choice lemons reat American [mporting Tea Go Commercial street, 56 Mill street,.....:.Gras Stores 100 In Number rass Valley Revivalist. Weber, the cyclone evangelist, who has been conducting a series of meetings at the Methodist church!; nd Consumption; used for two weeks past, during which time: world for half a century, has cured inhe has led nearly one hundred persons { ®amerable cases of incipient consumpto the altar, left today for Petaluma to tishes wih wrestle with the wicked denizens of} the vesaits ye will refund your mon George Cloud of Washington arrived . *#!e by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf here this afternoon en route to Redwood City where his sister Nellie is Her mother is alThe young lady visited her brother at Washington last summer and during her stuy in the county made many friends who will be Wed gewood Ware Penccac Nevada City “Yon, it’s a fact I have made such a wager with Mr. Holbrook,” admitted a prominent citizen today, “and the money isup. I've been thinking the matter over since then, however, and Tve about made up my mind that I’m a chump of the first water. You see if, the gentleman should by any special dispensation of Providence keep sober he would get the money. Now if he doesn’t keep sober the chances are that he’ll be smart.enough to keep drunk, and therefore unfit for work, so long that the account will be outlawed. I appear to be up against it either way.” SEES . What is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds through the tiop and relieved many in advanced the results we will refund your money. trice 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For ——_____ + 290 -+—__—__ The best Cranberries in the market can be had at Scadden’s. — tf Neyada Theater, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY RYENINGS, December 12th and 13th. 40Locad Ladies—40’ Vaudeville Performance. Under the auspices of Nevada Degree of Honor. New Songs New Jokes Skirt Dancing Jigging Farces and . —A& Cake Walk which will surprise_e boy. Something new in each erestatie-. Admission, = 3 Prices Away Under { Foley’s. S A Merry Xmas] Buy Your Holiday THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. ‘A Reagpy New Year Goods And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. Ou Holiday Assortment a first-class stock in © Hats, Caps and $ $ $ Is replete with all the novelties that go to make Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, 4 Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT the line of Furnishing Goods. a NG EMPORIUM. Marysville and Nevada Power ‘Company Plantation Scenes. 50 Cents Seats reserved without extra charge at ANOTHER ENTERPRISE, to Commence Work in March. — Phe Democrat says: ‘Tuesday the Democrat was shown a map of the proposed line and works of the Marysville and Nevada City’Power and Water Com=' citizens of Yuba and Nevada counties. As was mentioned some time ago this, company has located ten thousand inches of water of the Yuba river, to be taken out at or near Ala. bama Bar in township 19 north, range 7 east in Yuba county. A survey was map has been made which shows. the distances, elevation and a large number of names of the claimants. of land in township 17, 18 and 19 of range 7 east along the west side of ‘the river. James O’Brien, one. of the incorporators, informed the Democrat that the company has complied with all necessary requirements of the law so far, and that work will be commenced abont March next to construct .a dam and flume. He said the gentlemen who are interested in the enterprise are practical business men who have. had experience in this line, and they have means to put the project in shape to farnish both water and _ electric power for sale next year. SE TE, Sick Headaches, The curse of. overworked wowankind,

are quickly and surely cured by. Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Forsale by . Tonight Hood’s Pilis pany, ® new corporation composed of}. If your livers out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Qn retiring, and tomorrow your digestive organs will be regulated and ‘ou will be bright, active and ready tor any kind of work. This has the experience of others; it vet be sou: HOOD’S PILLS are ‘sold by Ml medicine dealers. 25 cts. Grand Exhibition recently finished and from it a large. ° LIFE-MOVING PICTURES Edison’s Kinetoscope and the OxyCongregational Church, Friday Ev'g, Dec. 8 the druggist. ILLUSTRATED BY Hydrogen Light —AT THE— BY B.C. ALLEN, who also gives an illustrated description of OUR NEW POSSESSIONS With 100 views on Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawali and the Philippines Giving some of the Finest Scenes of the Late ee War ever produced. * —_— ADMISSION—Aduits, 25 cts; children, 15 cts. peace \Holiday. Announcement In-a Day or Two. a Wm. HK. Grawford, MAIN STREET. Home-Made Candies 38 && Novelties. Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. FOLEY— Will have a special stock for Christmas, including : all the Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree. Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. / SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES ail os . OF o% ) Ladies and Gents : You are invited to. ness a Glove Contest for Xie 16 16 at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every : day this week in our large window.. = 4s: Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come to us. If you want gloves for your Own use, © () © © © © © © © © @) © rs come to us and get fitted. Gent’s if you want © © © © © . © © © © © © © © © Oc ae eecce ( gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want gloves : for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves, We have for the dear children all sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood. This is the greatest glove display ever "made in Nevada City. ~ All shades, all sizes. gloves. _ Our price is $1.00 and $r. 50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—See fancy goods fn window for Christ: mas. GO0O0O008000009 cinesmnetsiiiiaiaabamaiaidias Fhere’s Nothing Better Than the Quality of — Wolf’s Groceries And the price is a shade lower than the lowest. “Here's a few more specials: PIGS’ FEET, 50 APIECE SALT MACKEREL, 50 APIECE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 15c CANS aaa EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anp LIMBURG oa . A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER Commercial Street, TT aT No cheap, trashy ©6000 aos 66 %. 2 are ger THRE TE ny nmnunnaainia Watch This Space ee : FOR THE Holiday Announcement OF ; The Racket Store. FOR THE HOLIDAYS Me Me Sb Se Me Me So Me SMe So Mo Mb SMe THE RIGHT WAY. TO BUY AN OVERCOAT = . } Country ust received at Gaylord &Son’s. tf Is first to find a reliable place to purchase it—a ole tliat you have got faith in; a place where you can get satisfaction or get: your money back if That place is our store. Now as to the garment itself. You don’t want a back number. 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