December 9, 1897 (4 pages)

. LO, ms, NG, 47,1. 0. P. ve sakes Conprictor. y Transcript. 37TH YEAR—NO. 11483 NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER o9, ‘Published eye: ni 3 ets Sundays and LogalHoliiage BROWN & CALKINS, . ™ Beart offrade Consider This and. innnce es co cose sane into 0d N.P, BROWN, * lL. 8, CALKINS, E » TRANSCRIPT, -AMINBRAL BXBIRID, — Other Matters. § ‘UBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per Month. . night. About all of the sub-committees ADVERTISING °RATBS, Made known on application. ‘ ntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as body to order and Secretary Engle. : The Nevada Oity Board of Trade haa & good ineeting at the Courthouse last of the executive committee were represented. mae Ci “Vice President E. J. Rector called the Beckman, the German Cyclone, and mt vine, are both being put through ‘an heroic course of training for next Monday night’s fight at Armory hall. Beckman has been a slight favorite so far in the betting, but this is probably due to the fact that he has had some experience in the ring rather than that he presents pre-eminent points over Gilmore. The latter is an unknown factor as yet, but some who have seen him &t/ work in his training quarters predict.that he will prove a surprise. He is as active as a cat on his feet, has abnormal reach, and his wind never fails him. It remains to be seen whether he has the ability to: infuse enough’ steam into his blows to have -any damaging effect on the man who dast Spring made such a gallant fight with that wiry and nervy pug, Prof. Nichols, A Handsome Display. ‘The stock of furniture just received direct from the East by James Kinkead of Commercial street is attracting much attention because of its richness and the remarkably low prices at which it is offered. It embraces the very’ latest styles and is of the best quality throughout. A piece or two of this elegant furniture would make an accepted and useful holiday gift for most anybody. Le "$100 Reward: $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that. there .is at least. one dreaded disease. that science has been able to cure in all its Stages, and that is Catarrh? Hali’s Catarrh Oure ds the oniy positive eure known tothe smediesl fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a cot.stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh -<Oure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surxfaces Of the system, thereby destroying +the fonndation of the disease, and givding thé:patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its ‘work.’ The proprietors have 80 mucb faith in its curative powers; that t .ey, offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.: Send for list of testimonials. . Address, F, J; OHENEY. & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Drnggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills’are the best. $1.00 fora first-class -Alarm Olock. Others charge you $1.25 and $1.50 for the same thing, The Frank Golden Jewelry Co. d7-tf Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegaiit stock of diamonds and watches. One thing is certain, you know posi-tively just what‘ you are. getting for your-money: when you buy that class of goods from. this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such bargains in their dine: ; n30 Wives, mothers and sisters, you can please the men folks by buying them a ;nice Shirt or a Hat, at Carter & John,ston’s. ; d4 -Ir you want some of the best hone ever sold in Nevada City go to Gaylord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf A Sprorat Cur in prices in all lines of Men’s, Boys and Children’s Clothing ,at Carter & Johnston’s. @@" Fall line of Pocket Books in ‘fn real seal and other fancy leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold close at Dickverman’s. a3 A) ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Gilmore, the Whirlwind of Woods Ra-. ‘ cond-class matter, bright read the minutes. of the last SR TURIN is £38 Se : pg Englebright reported there : was $181 10 in the treasary. if ot taking ctis The'Great Go Betwoon Bockman and Gil-. ares an s comuition boraces Chava ‘Moré Next. Monday Might. ’ Marchie, the city street superintendent, was now ex-officio heaith officer, and was supposed to look after these matters' Chairman Rector suggested that this was one of the most important committees, and it should usa every endeavor to better the sanitary condition of the city. F. E. Wadsworth of the committee said that many citizens. were dilatory in keeping their premises ina cleanly condition, and required constant prodding in order to get them to do what they should. He called attention to the fuct that many parts of the city are in an unspeakably filthy condition. President Fred Zeitler appeared at this juncture and took the chair. The question of membership was discussed. Oaptain Nihell of the membership committee said he and his associates felt that small dues, perhaps in the way of occasional assessments, should be collected from all members, and Mr. Rector heartily. endorsed the idea. The first named gentleman recommended. that the committees on laws and membership be asked to jointly prepare a by-law to provide for the. levying of assessments when necessary,said measure to be presented the second Wednesday in January for approval or rejection On motion of Mr, Englebright it was so ordered. W. W. Waggoner and Wm. H. Martin of the street committee made a report showing that much work had been done on the streets. They also made reports showing the expenditures. Mr. Martin had, as was indicated by the reports, expended personally over $300 in improving the road from the city to the. Mayflower mine where plenty of rock for macadamizing can be obtained logs pagwmomt oF Ch oo Ok. Se ae . ing the rock. A warrant for $125 was drawn in favor of the street superintendent with which to pay for rockbreaking. Captain Nibell thought it would be a good idea for the local papers to issue aspecial edition during the holidays» showing the good work done so far by the Board of Trade and setting forth the resources and possibilities of the city and county. 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Mr. Rector thought it a'good idea to ‘the supervision of the street committes, and invite the residents ofthe various districts to contribute work or money in improving the streets and roads of their repractical, for the reason that it is difficult to get many property owners to do a stroke of work voluntarily. J.J. Jackson thought the City Trusthis Board were entitled to gratitude for what they had done towards repairing. streets, On motion the meeting unanimo' adopted a resolution’ apProving the action’ of the’ Trustees in appointing a street superintendent and applauding the good work accomplished under their on. The exhibit committee reported that in case a fair should be held in San Francisco during the golden jubilee, and the Board of Trade deemed it advisable to have a display of Nevada county minerals and, products, they would use every to colléct for it a creditable display. On motion of Mr. Englebright, seconded by Mr. Wadsworth, the following was unanimously adopted : “Resolved, That the committee on exhibits be uested to confer with the Board of County Supervisors regarding a mineral exhibit at the golden jubilee fair in San we urge the Supervisors to make an appeor oo to assist the same if a fair C) Rector, Mr. Wadsworth, President Zeitler and others spoke on this subject. Mr. Zeitler deemed it absolutely essential for the welfare of the county that such a display be. made if the fair ishel@ : * salted : committee on exhibits. while the Electric Power Conipany had phone and telegraph companies had ignored the s tion. On motion of Mr. Martin seconded by several gentlemen, the Trustees were itioned Te ecieae enact and telephone companies to paint their poles. : authorized to take such steps as they may see fit to raise funds. tis probapart of January or ini uary: SLOoCo= “Those schiitne'’s ~ Best) people are making money tvoli fast.” — Do yeu think se? Who'd you rather buy your dry. goods of—a successful, merehant er a bankrupt? A vote of thanks was tendered to the street committee for the splendid work Hand Painted OPMGAL Fine Silk For Sale at the Lowest P _ Luetje Gary . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. . . All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure: 25c. . tion for their services, but so far they tees as well us thé street committee of , Ments. Several Western Senators and Dr. A. H. Tickell and L. 8. -Calkins . the bill passed at the earliest possible ttee, Mr. Jackson, Mr. . day, Royal dancing club gave the first’of the President Zeitler was -added:‘to the . ®ries of bi-weekly hops that they pro{pose to hold this winter. It was sucComment was made onithe, fact“that . cessful in every respect. Over thirty complied with the recommendation of couple were present, the music good, . to.the Board at its annual meeting on}the Board and painted, their’ poles. ®"d the members spent a pleasant within the city limits, both -the tele-. evening. an ordinwies 46 i bal the. te zs posal for changing or developing plates. The ways and means committee were . terials. ble that a ball will be eee the latter] prices. At Carter & J ohnston’s. d4 A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. a6 and at all prices, at Carter & Johuston’s. It. is useful and instructive and a lasting pleasure. Dickerman keeps a full line. a3 ter & Johnston’s. d4 PIUTE INDIAN WAR CLAIMS. The Yoterans In a Fair Way to.Get Their Reward, Oonstable Scott of this city andother Nevada countyans who participated in the Piute Indian war in the State of Nevada in the year 1860 have for seyeral years been endeavoring to obtain from the government some com pensahave met with nothing but disappoiutCongressnen have attempted at intervals to press the matter, and have been unsuccessful. Recently some of the veterans addressed letters to those old-time» Nevada couutyans, Senator Stewart of Nevada-and Congressman Richard Bland of Missouri. From the former the following encouraging letter has just been received : United States Senate d WasuineTon, Nov. 80, 1897. } Wituam Scorr, Esq, Nevada City, Cal. Dear Sir:—I have received the joint letter of yourself and Messrs. Muller and Blackwell in regard to the Piute Indian War Claims. This pill has already been favorably reported to the Senate in this Congress, and I have every hope that the répresentatives from the West will be able te secure its passage in the House. I shall do all I possibly can to secure early action upon it. I realize it has taken a long time to secure the payment of these claims. The claims are just and ought to be paid. I shall do all I can to have Wittiam M. Stewart. The Royal Club Hop. At Odd Fellows -hall last night the A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room always at your dis.H. Dioxerman, Drugs, Stationery and Photo Mabene, d8-tf Mrv’s Overcoats and Ulsters, at all, Specialties at Gayiord’s, UXT chickpn tumales, ___ Full line of holiday delicacies. a3tf ' Frenoa Perfumes, delicate ard lastng. Roger & Gallet’s. Thé onty line. ———+ @0-— GENTLEMEN’s Kid Gloves of all kinds, (o@F Get your girl or boy a camera THE best $3.00 shoes in town. At CarTo Cure a Cold in One Day s4-6m 'can be overcome in almost all cases Sororvra is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, thoroughlywhich purifies the blood. Hoop’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intena ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices. Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday Supplies in this line. d2-1m Six Embroidered Suspenders, 75 pair, at Carter & Johnston’s, a4 $2.50 buys a good Nickle Watch at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a7-tf Nios Fancy Plush Slippers for $1.00 $1.50-and $1.75, at Oarter & J ohnston’s. BLANKETS and Comtorters from 75c. to $150 cheaper than at any other house in town, at Carter & J. ohnston’s. Noraina better for a present than a couple of suits of that Fine Underwear, at Carter & Johnston's. d4 Kzep the little ones dry—a good Umbrella for 75 cents, at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a7-tf fO@Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. a3 SS AES UMBRELLAS in all grades: and prices. From 75 cents up to $5. At Carter & Johnston’s, d4 Att the latest styles in Ties—suitable for Christmas gifts. At Oarter & Johnston’s, d4 ‘ Maher & Co. Speaking about Arches::: Ghere are several kinds of Arches-known to ist of January, and are selling all intel =. cents, $1.00, $1.25 ahd up to $2.50 per Jind so Are We. ~ One Price Cash House. you all--and in your mids?, inietetaeasall Bui did you ever see a Handkerchief Arch your midst before ? and see ours. Ladies, the Holidays Ara Hore, Wind we conséder. we are well prepared to ‘Sup~ Ply the needs of our People in our dine of business, In a few days we will publish a detailed list of what we have for Xmas. Respectfully, If not take a walk down It is a Grand Display. MAHER & CO. Don’t forget to come and see our Great Randerchief Arch. x Wasting in Children the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Liver Oil and the H hosphites of Lime and Soda, hile oil is the most digestible oil in existence, in SCOTT’S EMULSION it is not only table, but it is alveady digested and made ready for immediate absorption by the supply a food not only for > dds thawanal thateds, tut t for the bones and nerves, and will build up the child , when its ordinary food . does not supply proper ' nourishment. Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and fish are on-the wrapper. All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00, For the Holiday Trade. Boys Wagons at Greatly Reduced Prices, thebypontoephites which. VELOCIPEDES, SLEDS, DOLL CARRIAGES. LEGG & SHAW CO. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. China, Novelties, Silver Ware, Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks, GooDs, Umbrellas. rices. & Brand. after trying al -FOLEY’S are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ? Fine French Candy, Broken Candy of All Kinds. NUTS, BANANAS, CRANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. Tcns of Candy for Christ.nas. You S ie 1 others, that CANDIES . ie = 7a Sy 7a Sy 7a And are offerin ‘ Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and 3 17a 755 . 755 ~ FS ~] 53 /h 7 te }mv taal cs = pti « « Corner Broad and Pine Streets, From cellar to ceiling of the finest and most stylish ‘goods t In the Line of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS, g the Boys Suits FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Overcoats at All Prices Hats of the Latest Shapes Neckwear, Silk Mufflers.and Handkerchiefs, Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. ; ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada City, Cal. > <8, I & <= 27s)

. LO, ms, NG, 47,1. 0. P. ve sakes Conprictor. y Transcript. 37TH YEAR—NO. 11483 NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER o9, ‘Published eye: ni 3 ets Sundays and LogalHoliiage BROWN & CALKINS, . ™ Beart offrade Consider This and. innnce es co cose sane into 0d N.P, BROWN, * lL. 8, CALKINS, E » TRANSCRIPT, -AMINBRAL BXBIRID, — Other Matters. § ‘UBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per Month. . night. About all of the sub-committees ADVERTISING °RATBS, Made known on application. ‘ ntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as body to order and Secretary Engle. : The Nevada Oity Board of Trade haa & good ineeting at the Courthouse last of the executive committee were represented. mae Ci “Vice President E. J. Rector called the Beckman, the German Cyclone, and mt vine, are both being put through ‘an heroic course of training for next Monday night’s fight at Armory hall. Beckman has been a slight favorite so far in the betting, but this is probably due to the fact that he has had some experience in the ring rather than that he presents pre-eminent points over Gilmore. The latter is an unknown factor as yet, but some who have seen him &t/ work in his training quarters predict.that he will prove a surprise. He is as active as a cat on his feet, has abnormal reach, and his wind never fails him. It remains to be seen whether he has the ability to: infuse enough’ steam into his blows to have -any damaging effect on the man who dast Spring made such a gallant fight with that wiry and nervy pug, Prof. Nichols, A Handsome Display. ‘The stock of furniture just received direct from the East by James Kinkead of Commercial street is attracting much attention because of its richness and the remarkably low prices at which it is offered. It embraces the very’ latest styles and is of the best quality throughout. A piece or two of this elegant furniture would make an accepted and useful holiday gift for most anybody. Le "$100 Reward: $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that. there .is at least. one dreaded disease. that science has been able to cure in all its Stages, and that is Catarrh? Hali’s Catarrh Oure ds the oniy positive eure known tothe smediesl fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a cot.stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh -<Oure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surxfaces Of the system, thereby destroying +the fonndation of the disease, and givding thé:patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its ‘work.’ The proprietors have 80 mucb faith in its curative powers; that t .ey, offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.: Send for list of testimonials. . Address, F, J; OHENEY. & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Drnggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills’are the best. $1.00 fora first-class -Alarm Olock. Others charge you $1.25 and $1.50 for the same thing, The Frank Golden Jewelry Co. d7-tf Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegaiit stock of diamonds and watches. One thing is certain, you know posi-tively just what‘ you are. getting for your-money: when you buy that class of goods from. this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such bargains in their dine: ; n30 Wives, mothers and sisters, you can please the men folks by buying them a ;nice Shirt or a Hat, at Carter & John,ston’s. ; d4 -Ir you want some of the best hone ever sold in Nevada City go to Gaylord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf A Sprorat Cur in prices in all lines of Men’s, Boys and Children’s Clothing ,at Carter & Johnston’s. @@" Fall line of Pocket Books in ‘fn real seal and other fancy leathers, sterling trimmed. Sold close at Dickverman’s. a3 A) ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Gilmore, the Whirlwind of Woods Ra-. ‘ cond-class matter, bright read the minutes. of the last SR TURIN is £38 Se : pg Englebright reported there : was $181 10 in the treasary. if ot taking ctis The'Great Go Betwoon Bockman and Gil-. ares an s comuition boraces Chava ‘Moré Next. Monday Might. ’ Marchie, the city street superintendent, was now ex-officio heaith officer, and was supposed to look after these matters' Chairman Rector suggested that this was one of the most important committees, and it should usa every endeavor to better the sanitary condition of the city. F. E. Wadsworth of the committee said that many citizens. were dilatory in keeping their premises ina cleanly condition, and required constant prodding in order to get them to do what they should. He called attention to the fuct that many parts of the city are in an unspeakably filthy condition. President Fred Zeitler appeared at this juncture and took the chair. The question of membership was discussed. Oaptain Nihell of the membership committee said he and his associates felt that small dues, perhaps in the way of occasional assessments, should be collected from all members, and Mr. Rector heartily. endorsed the idea. The first named gentleman recommended. that the committees on laws and membership be asked to jointly prepare a by-law to provide for the. levying of assessments when necessary,said measure to be presented the second Wednesday in January for approval or rejection On motion of Mr, Englebright it was so ordered. W. W. Waggoner and Wm. H. Martin of the street committee made a report showing that much work had been done on the streets. They also made reports showing the expenditures. Mr. Martin had, as was indicated by the reports, expended personally over $300 in improving the road from the city to the. Mayflower mine where plenty of rock for macadamizing can be obtained logs pagwmomt oF Ch oo Ok. Se ae . ing the rock. A warrant for $125 was drawn in favor of the street superintendent with which to pay for rockbreaking. Captain Nibell thought it would be a good idea for the local papers to issue aspecial edition during the holidays» showing the good work done so far by the Board of Trade and setting forth the resources and possibilities of the city and county. 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Mr. Rector thought it a'good idea to ‘the supervision of the street committes, and invite the residents ofthe various districts to contribute work or money in improving the streets and roads of their repractical, for the reason that it is difficult to get many property owners to do a stroke of work voluntarily. J.J. Jackson thought the City Trusthis Board were entitled to gratitude for what they had done towards repairing. streets, On motion the meeting unanimo' adopted a resolution’ apProving the action’ of the’ Trustees in appointing a street superintendent and applauding the good work accomplished under their on. The exhibit committee reported that in case a fair should be held in San Francisco during the golden jubilee, and the Board of Trade deemed it advisable to have a display of Nevada county minerals and, products, they would use every to colléct for it a creditable display. On motion of Mr. Englebright, seconded by Mr. Wadsworth, the following was unanimously adopted : “Resolved, That the committee on exhibits be uested to confer with the Board of County Supervisors regarding a mineral exhibit at the golden jubilee fair in San we urge the Supervisors to make an appeor oo to assist the same if a fair C) Rector, Mr. Wadsworth, President Zeitler and others spoke on this subject. Mr. Zeitler deemed it absolutely essential for the welfare of the county that such a display be. made if the fair ishel@ : * salted : committee on exhibits. while the Electric Power Conipany had phone and telegraph companies had ignored the s tion. On motion of Mr. Martin seconded by several gentlemen, the Trustees were itioned Te ecieae enact and telephone companies to paint their poles. : authorized to take such steps as they may see fit to raise funds. tis probapart of January or ini uary: SLOoCo= “Those schiitne'’s ~ Best) people are making money tvoli fast.” — Do yeu think se? Who'd you rather buy your dry. goods of—a successful, merehant er a bankrupt? A vote of thanks was tendered to the street committee for the splendid work Hand Painted OPMGAL Fine Silk For Sale at the Lowest P _ Luetje Gary . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. . . All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure: 25c. . tion for their services, but so far they tees as well us thé street committee of , Ments. Several Western Senators and Dr. A. H. Tickell and L. 8. -Calkins . the bill passed at the earliest possible ttee, Mr. Jackson, Mr. . day,

Royal dancing club gave the first’of the President Zeitler was -added:‘to the . ®ries of bi-weekly hops that they pro{pose to hold this winter. It was sucComment was made onithe, fact“that . cessful in every respect. Over thirty complied with the recommendation of couple were present, the music good, . to.the Board at its annual meeting on}the Board and painted, their’ poles. ®"d the members spent a pleasant within the city limits, both -the tele-. evening. an ordinwies 46 i bal the. te zs posal for changing or developing plates. The ways and means committee were . terials. ble that a ball will be eee the latter] prices. At Carter & J ohnston’s. d4 A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. a6 and at all prices, at Carter & Johuston’s. It. is useful and instructive and a lasting pleasure. Dickerman keeps a full line. a3 ter & Johnston’s. d4 PIUTE INDIAN WAR CLAIMS. The Yoterans In a Fair Way to.Get Their Reward, Oonstable Scott of this city andother Nevada countyans who participated in the Piute Indian war in the State of Nevada in the year 1860 have for seyeral years been endeavoring to obtain from the government some com pensahave met with nothing but disappoiutCongressnen have attempted at intervals to press the matter, and have been unsuccessful. Recently some of the veterans addressed letters to those old-time» Nevada couutyans, Senator Stewart of Nevada-and Congressman Richard Bland of Missouri. From the former the following encouraging letter has just been received : United States Senate d WasuineTon, Nov. 80, 1897. } Wituam Scorr, Esq, Nevada City, Cal. Dear Sir:—I have received the joint letter of yourself and Messrs. Muller and Blackwell in regard to the Piute Indian War Claims. This pill has already been favorably reported to the Senate in this Congress, and I have every hope that the répresentatives from the West will be able te secure its passage in the House. I shall do all I possibly can to secure early action upon it. I realize it has taken a long time to secure the payment of these claims. The claims are just and ought to be paid. I shall do all I can to have Wittiam M. Stewart. The Royal Club Hop. At Odd Fellows -hall last night the A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room always at your dis.H. Dioxerman, Drugs, Stationery and Photo Mabene, d8-tf Mrv’s Overcoats and Ulsters, at all, Specialties at Gayiord’s, UXT chickpn tumales, ___ Full line of holiday delicacies. a3tf ' Frenoa Perfumes, delicate ard lastng. Roger & Gallet’s. Thé onty line. ———+ @0-— GENTLEMEN’s Kid Gloves of all kinds, (o@F Get your girl or boy a camera THE best $3.00 shoes in town. At CarTo Cure a Cold in One Day s4-6m 'can be overcome in almost all cases Sororvra is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, thoroughlywhich purifies the blood. Hoop’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intena ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices. Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday Supplies in this line. d2-1m Six Embroidered Suspenders, 75 pair, at Carter & Johnston’s, a4 $2.50 buys a good Nickle Watch at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a7-tf Nios Fancy Plush Slippers for $1.00 $1.50-and $1.75, at Oarter & J ohnston’s. BLANKETS and Comtorters from 75c. to $150 cheaper than at any other house in town, at Carter & J. ohnston’s. Noraina better for a present than a couple of suits of that Fine Underwear, at Carter & Johnston's. d4 Kzep the little ones dry—a good Umbrella for 75 cents, at the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. a7-tf fO@Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. a3 SS AES UMBRELLAS in all grades: and prices. From 75 cents up to $5. At Carter & Johnston’s, d4 Att the latest styles in Ties—suitable for Christmas gifts. At Oarter & Johnston’s, d4 ‘ Maher & Co. Speaking about Arches::: Ghere are several kinds of Arches-known to ist of January, and are selling all intel =.. cents, $1.00, $1.25 ahd up to $2.50 per Jind so Are We. ~ One Price Cash House. you all--and in your mids?, inietetaeasall Bui did you ever see a Handkerchief Arch your midst before ? and see ours. Ladies, the Holidays Ara Hore, Wind we conséder. we are well prepared to ‘Sup~ Ply the needs of our People in our dine of business, In a few days we will publish a detailed list of what we have for Xmas. Respectfully, If not take a walk down It is a Grand Display. MAHER & CO. Don’t forget to come and see our Great Randerchief Arch. x Wasting in Children the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Liver Oil and the H hosphites of Lime and Soda, hile oil is the most digestible oil in existence, in SCOTT’S EMULSION it is not only table, but it is alveady digested and made ready for immediate absorption by the supply a food not only for > dds thawanal thateds, tut t for the bones and nerves, and will build up the child , when its ordinary food . does not supply proper ' nourishment. Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and fish are on-the wrapper. All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00, For the Holiday Trade. Boys Wagons at Greatly Reduced Prices, thebypontoephites which. VELOCIPEDES, SLEDS, DOLL CARRIAGES. LEGG & SHAW CO. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. China, Novelties, Silver Ware, Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks, GooDs, Umbrellas. rices. & Brand. after trying al -FOLEY’S are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ? Fine French Candy, Broken Candy of All Kinds. NUTS, BANANAS, CRANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. Tcns of Candy for Christ.nas. You S ie 1 others, that CANDIES . ie = 7a Sy 7a Sy 7a And are offerin ‘ Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and 3 17a 755 . 755 ~ FS ~] 53 /h 7 te }mv taal cs = pti « « Corner Broad and Pine Streets, From cellar to ceiling of the finest and most stylish ‘goods t In the Line of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS, g the Boys Suits FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Overcoats at All Prices Hats of the Latest Shapes Neckwear, Silk Mufflers.and Handkerchiefs, Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. ; ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada City, Cal. > <8, I & <= 27s)