December 9, 1899 (4 pages)

i LOO AT eM DINE THE TRANSCRIPT. ~ Suodays . Chronicle of sof the Doings of old . Nevada City Tatios ies Wil Hlnsteate It at . The Sweet Song That "That Represents Photogae Se = dg maela a es =) and. Young. = the Theater Next Week. — rapher Moore’s Maiden Yersifying. Ed A. Moore, the York street artist, Flat last night. the theater: on. Tuesday and Wednesjis nothing if not versatile. Along with ts, he -has day evenings next when two-score of his other accomplishments, <r the popolar clase pretty and graceful young ladies will . taken to poetry. Last night he made ' BROWN & CALKINS. SATURDAY .-1.1.,-Dee 9, 1899 son” Company, was in the city today larranging for the appearance of the great play at the theatre here on next} man, isin town. : in this line, and alRF NTION Friday night. It has been nearly nine. Mrs. Dana Harmon returned last show the people of Nevada City the . hie maiden effort, in herestucrngreny B : ¥ charme of genuine modern minstrelsy. though it is somewha pene ee OT ise Gn tcl ee eae ageteogeope he of ba nt-cork knees and wobbly, we herewith present city when he was in advance of the fa-. Mrs. John Trood of North San Juan ‘These fair exponents — . the result without apology: Interest. al . Jo V. Snyder was among the Argofor some time past in preparing themI wnt hay . Lhoby ‘ ; ‘ nauts who went to Marysville today. . selves for the great event,and they wiil It'geame to me a printer ee ss a> * Miss Daisy Eastin goes to San Fran, give one of the merriest, most meriGets everything he needs. Cranberries at A. B. Wolf’s, the Cash . cisoo next: Thursday to spend the win-, ‘torious performances that has ever! He gots the biggest «nd the best Grower. 1 “ ter. been seen or heard in the historical) . Of everything that grows; For Citron and Lemon Peel go to ’ Fea & do not propose d goes in free to circuses Roger:ae Shas ores He Val or i = needa gomianen od a enchant ary other kind of shows. pee oy aoe ne es Hee Flat. sires maid 3 tea -. number on the bill of either night, and 7 ma whe A ca . prnier ore ee cs, ace while each feature will have: all.the at o . R. B., Symington, the mining enWill never go to the good,land The new steam pump at the Cali deer: ginlend Aiea Seclnclig tenes Hid gluger of & professi onal. presentation I) ity 6 ioe Seats Ocha CoseoNia coat 1 Francisco. there is to be mothing bordering on By devils he'll be driven Fresh xe Rasen ge com hone : Wm. H. Hancock, a wath iaswn coarseness or even impropriety. NeInto a torrid place gis bs Saba cine miner, leaves Monday for Princeton vada City Lodge of the Degree of Honor Outside the walls of Heaven es ee on Mariposa county "lis at the head of the enterprise, and Where he will end his race. brought to this market are now on sale . at Scadden’s. tf "Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass: of that celebrated Rubstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf are being disbursed. Call and see Snell & Fleming’s stamped goods. A handsome new assortment has just arrived. n29-tf The school entertainment and dance at Indian Flat last night attracted a big crowd and everybody had a good time. Another-arc light has been installed in Maher & Co.’s store, making four used inside and two outside the estabment. Go to A. Isoard & Son and get a bottle of the celebrated Oyrus Noble or Manhattan Club Whisky, the best in the land. d 7-tf The South Yuba Water Company had a hundred foot cave this week at the long tunnel above the Central House through which their ditch runs. A.sick Chinaman named Ching Lee was cremated yesterday afternoon by the burning-of his cabin at the Freeran crossing of the Middle Yuba. There was a clearing up of the weather last night, followed by a heavy -frost. Today the sun shines brightly. Clear, cold weather is expected tonight. At the Narrow Gauge railroad depot in this city last night the thermometer got down to within 25 degrees of zero, the average about town being 28 degrees. says that “Yon Yonsov” will. be given The silhouette target practice of} here in the same manner as during its Oompany © takes place tomorrow recent successful engagement at the! we. Mm. F last _ . ers, dancers and comedians on the opat the Sutton range. California theatre in San Francisco, at], ». cpivmcsi tothe hcapep mietts: This is pay-day at most of the Nevada . which place that theatre was tested to City mineé and many thousand dollars . its full capacity at.every performance. SAM THALL I IN TOWN, . PERSONAL PO POINTERS. . “HODERN HIN MINSTRELSY. NEW PORT IN TOWN. Sam Thall, manager of the“Yon Yon-. Antone Ibler was here from Moore's There will be fun alive fun alive at Mrs, Joseph Fotz, aicthay of Mra, . that fact of-itself is a sufficient. guarfrom San Francisco. money’s worth. — _ A. P. Clark of Quaker Hill has so Tickets are selling rapidly and that far sdoceuead cc th attack of pneu. means & big and fashionable audience Cures Impotency ’ monia that he is around again. {to greet the charming coterie of singing from Downieville and to-day went ening night. The box sheet is at to Elk Grove, Sacramento county. Foley's store and there is no extra Mrs. W. A. Wileon (nee Ida Mane-. Charge for reservations. A feature of the performance will be sae . By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes gop » . fleld) has returned with her husband : aranthe singing of Mr. Arthar Donaldson! 4.14 son from Japan. Mrs. Wilson and Grand Jury Adjourns. ior $2.505 py rand the money. who possesses @ -rich baritone voice, . ohila will boatd for the winter in Alaaud will be heard in his two latest. oa and Mr. Wilson will go east on The Grand Jury, which bas been in NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Fred Zeitle:, arrived here last night antee that the spectators will get their see COR AND MANHOOD Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfIm abuse, Or excess and indisi cretion. Anervetonicand § blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. songs, “My Northern. Home” and “My . , .siness for bis tea firm session since Tuesday morning, 24-. cynton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Jennie Dear.” To accommodate the ee ARG a SN journed at 11:15 this forenoon. Their) For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada many amusement seekers from Grass Do You Know report in full is published elsewhere. City, Cal. Valley eapecial tain will be ran, xe Consumption is preventable? Science — turning at the close of the performhas proven that, and also that neglect er is suicidal. The worst cold or cough Sa RIESE: Seon Bo ETRE with Shiloh’s. Cough and Will Ran All W inter. : Consumption Cure, Bold on . The lumber mill at Overton in the . S28rantee for over Rity. begun eastern end of this county will conby, eter ey Oe Oe : : tinue in operation all winter unless ‘ the snow gets so deep that logging has to be stopped. The Overton & Truckee Nevada Theater, railroud is in shape to operate through the winter. About a mile of snowsheds TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY BYENINGS, < have been built and the engines. are December 12th and 13th. nrorided WisN slows. plows, . ie : Holiday Announcement 40—Local Ladies—40 Grand Lady Minstfel and In a Day or Two. Limoges Chinaware Vaudeville Performance. Bargai ns. Under the euspsecs 2 of Vevada Dégree Free lunch served every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicest whiskeys, including O. P. S. and MeBrayer. nl1g-tf The Lumbermen’s Quartette, which will be at the theater next Friday night with “Yon Yonson,” is said to be one the best male quartette that has visited the coast. in years. It took six horses instead of four as usual to bring the Downieville stage in last night, and then it did not arrive till about ten -o’clock, or five hours behind the regular time. Now is your chance to get something nice in the line of beech-aut, sliced bacon, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he bas just received. None better ever brought to this section of the State. tf _ ,S8cadden, the grocer, bas just received the finest lot of Mince Meat, in bulk, ever brought into this market. It is a number one article, and will be sold a great deal cheaper than it can be made at home. tf You can get the “news” in most any paper that’s printed, but if you want the news of Nevada City and Nevada county while it really is news, and before everybody else has heard it or) read it, you will have to take the Daity TRANSCRIPT. An excursion will be run from Grass Valley to Nevada City to givethe many amusement-goers of that city an opportunity to witness “Yon _Yonson” at the theater here next Friday evening. Reserved seats can be had at: the depot ticket office. The drawing for the articles recently offered at raffle by the ladies of the Catholic church took place last nig! t nightand the winning numbers were _as follows: 195, Roman chair; 189, China tea set; 147, Battenberg tidy ; 108, * doll; 5, mush set. Tne exhibition of pictures at the).Congregational church last night was slimly attended owing to the bad weather and the fact that so many kinetoscope entertainments have been given here in the past. Those who were present however speak highly of the views. While H. A. Robbins of Graniteville was driving to this city yesterday one of his wagon wheels dropped into a chuck hole near Rock Oreek, and he was thrown to the ground and gashed about the face and head. His injuries are not serious, however. Today he} went to Lincoln. Last night Eagle Hose Company elected the following officers: Thomas. Sandow, President; Stanley Eads, Vice President; William Grimes, Foreman; William Chase, First. Assistant Foreman; Sydney Hooper, Second Assistant Foreman; John Hooper, Secretary; Fenton Fleming, Treasurer; William Grimes, C. Cleveland, F. Marsh, Board of Directors. After the election there was a supper sei ved with speeches and pongs “on the side,” . A Skirt Dancing : (reat American [uporting Tea Co. faxing D : : Farces and # “MAIN STREET. _ Plantation Scenes. Commercial street, .. Nevada City ‘ Won: 56 Mill street,..5. “Grass Valley. A Cake Walk which will surprise everyboty. Something new, in each specialty. Stores 100 In Number Admission, A “ 50 Cents Prices Away Under E ; som Seats reserved without extra charge at . Foley's. © @) © © © © © © © © © © © © to us. If you want gloves for your © © © © © © © . © © © © © © (@) © va, 1 Ladies and Gents: Youare-iny ted ness 2 see Glove Contest for. ‘Xitae at Maher’s. Theie will be an ex chibition every day this week in our large window, = Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come : use, come to: us and get fitted. Gent's if: ‘you want. gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want loves for your mother, come to us for them. ~ Little: girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas resent, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the-dear children all sizes in skid gloves. in modes ard ox-blood. This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. No cheap, trashy gloves. Our price is $1.00 ard $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for cig eee Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—_See fancy goods fn window for Christmas. GO00008900800009 * 2 n@000008 ©©00G66: pee a oooeded © te eee ee inva = <a Win. H. Crawford, ‘ay Xmas! Ak ne : THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. : Buy Your Holiday Goods — @ 4 » FOLEY — ers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. f COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. ati ; Home-Made Candies Se os Me ae 8 Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. Will have a special stock for Christmas, including all the Novelties. Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and! Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Ete. Qur Holiday Assortment Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of HIF) QP © FRI QE CRG: Oa oewvowvse ow ° Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES FOR THE HOLIDAYS .. ; And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyTHE GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Made by “Giff. 4 ‘ Is one to. Gud a reliable place to ee it—a lane that you have got faith in; a place where you. can get satisfaction or get your money back if you want it. 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 i 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 Cords, and superior Fabrics ‘that you don’t’ find on bargain eee ant ‘the prices are as low if not lower than San Francisco Prices. oe sie mre _CARTER e J OHNSTON._ attention Lapeer adepmpenind the money or not, {HET ARAEE : SCAT, MY! LS But you want to see the Christmas Goods Opening at our store. Next week ‘. . we'll show you the preparations we’ve made to help old Santa out. And best of all the only thing cheap is the price. THE RACKET STORE. ee et here’s Nothing. Better han 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 APIEOB S\LT MACKEREL, 50 APIECE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS. EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anv LIMBURG OHEESE A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER , Commercial Street. ‘a aa aoe eee 8 cm 0 mW SRS NO AT ARMORY HALL Floor Director, " = ts ‘Flops Committee, H.J.Rogers = ss W, Brand P. G. Scatidens: 2923 40° 8G TaN Snyder C. W. Chapman ey ox Calahan Ladis Walling Children under 18 years otage will not be allowed “om the Boor, ae NEW YEAR BALL =. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. Monday Evening, January Ist, 1900 F. COLLEY obo, Aamission $1.50 per couple; Indice, 5 ote. ‘Gallery—Geots 6 ots; Indies By [ail 1 Made kn Roas' ee SCRIP’ reprin Gran¢ said: the tr appoit Depui laid « could called regul: on the I hor file in Depu think it for is no turnthose cial made myse “ey taine peint = gett Be . the gives error not 1 it to ders. ateeoe sl kh 4 ea ae . 1m 2 os me a -

i LOO AT eM DINE THE TRANSCRIPT. ~ Suodays . Chronicle of sof the Doings of old . Nevada City Tatios ies Wil Hlnsteate It at . The Sweet Song That "That Represents Photogae Se = dg maela a es =) and. Young. = the Theater Next Week. — rapher Moore’s Maiden Yersifying. Ed A. Moore, the York street artist, Flat last night. the theater: on. Tuesday and Wednesjis nothing if not versatile. Along with ts, he -has day evenings next when two-score of his other accomplishments, <r the popolar clase pretty and graceful young ladies will . taken to poetry. Last night he made ' BROWN & CALKINS. SATURDAY .-1.1.,-Dee 9, 1899 son” Company, was in the city today larranging for the appearance of the great play at the theatre here on next} man, isin town. : in this line, and alRF NTION Friday night. It has been nearly nine. Mrs. Dana Harmon returned last show the people of Nevada City the . hie maiden effort, in herestucrngreny B : ¥ charme of genuine modern minstrelsy. though it is somewha pene ee OT ise Gn tcl ee eae ageteogeope he of ba nt-cork knees and wobbly, we herewith present city when he was in advance of the fa-. Mrs. John Trood of North San Juan ‘These fair exponents — . the result without apology: Interest. al . Jo V. Snyder was among the Argofor some time past in preparing themI wnt hay . Lhoby ‘ ; ‘ nauts who went to Marysville today. . selves for the great event,and they wiil It'geame to me a printer ee ss a> * Miss Daisy Eastin goes to San Fran, give one of the merriest, most meriGets everything he needs. Cranberries at A. B. Wolf’s, the Cash . cisoo next: Thursday to spend the win-, ‘torious performances that has ever! He gots the biggest «nd the best Grower. 1 “ ter. been seen or heard in the historical) . Of everything that grows; For Citron and Lemon Peel go to ’ Fea & do not propose d goes in free to circuses Roger:ae Shas ores He Val or i = needa gomianen od a enchant ary other kind of shows. pee oy aoe ne es Hee Flat. sires maid 3 tea -. number on the bill of either night, and 7 ma whe A ca . prnier ore ee cs, ace while each feature will have: all.the at o . R. B., Symington, the mining enWill never go to the good,land The new steam pump at the Cali deer: ginlend Aiea Seclnclig tenes Hid gluger of & professi onal. presentation I) ity 6 ioe Seats Ocha CoseoNia coat 1 Francisco. there is to be mothing bordering on By devils he'll be driven Fresh xe Rasen ge com hone : Wm. H. Hancock, a wath iaswn coarseness or even impropriety. NeInto a torrid place gis bs Saba cine miner, leaves Monday for Princeton vada City Lodge of the Degree of Honor Outside the walls of Heaven es ee on Mariposa county "lis at the head of the enterprise, and Where he will end his race. brought to this market are now on sale . at Scadden’s. tf "Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass: of that celebrated Rubstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf are being disbursed. Call and see Snell & Fleming’s stamped goods. A handsome new assortment has just arrived. n29-tf The school entertainment and dance at Indian Flat last night attracted a big crowd and everybody had a good time. Another-arc light has been installed in Maher & Co.’s store, making four used inside and two outside the estabment. Go to A. Isoard & Son and get a bottle of the celebrated Oyrus Noble or Manhattan Club Whisky, the best in the land. d 7-tf The South Yuba Water Company had a hundred foot cave this week at the long tunnel above the Central House through which their ditch runs. A.sick Chinaman named Ching Lee was cremated yesterday afternoon by the burning-of his cabin at the Freeran crossing of the Middle Yuba. There was a clearing up of the weather last night, followed by a heavy -frost. Today the sun shines brightly. Clear, cold weather is expected tonight. At the Narrow Gauge railroad depot in this city last night the thermometer got down to within 25 degrees of zero, the average about town being 28 degrees. says that “Yon Yonsov” will. be given The silhouette target practice of} here in the same manner as during its Oompany © takes place tomorrow recent successful engagement at the! we. Mm. F last _ . ers, dancers and comedians on the opat the Sutton range. California theatre in San Francisco, at], ». cpivmcsi tothe hcapep mietts: This is pay-day at most of the Nevada . which place that theatre was tested to City mineé and many thousand dollars . its full capacity at.every performance. SAM THALL I IN TOWN, . PERSONAL PO POINTERS. . “HODERN HIN MINSTRELSY. NEW PORT IN TOWN. Sam Thall, manager of the“Yon Yon-. Antone Ibler was here from Moore's There will be fun alive fun alive at Mrs, Joseph Fotz, aicthay of Mra, . that fact of-itself is a sufficient. guarfrom San Francisco. money’s worth. — _ A. P. Clark of Quaker Hill has so Tickets are selling rapidly and that far sdoceuead cc th attack of pneu. means & big and fashionable audience Cures Impotency ’ monia that he is around again. {to greet the charming coterie of singing from Downieville and to-day went ening night. The box sheet is at to Elk Grove, Sacramento county. Foley's store and there is no extra Mrs. W. A. Wileon (nee Ida Mane-. Charge for reservations. A feature of the performance will be sae . By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes gop » . fleld) has returned with her husband : aranthe singing of Mr. Arthar Donaldson! 4.14 son from Japan. Mrs. Wilson and Grand Jury Adjourns. ior $2.505 py rand the money. who possesses @ -rich baritone voice, . ohila will boatd for the winter in Alaaud will be heard in his two latest. oa and Mr. Wilson will go east on The Grand Jury, which bas been in NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Fred Zeitle:, arrived here last night antee that the spectators will get their see COR AND MANHOOD Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfIm abuse, Or excess and indisi cretion. Anervetonicand § blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. songs, “My Northern. Home” and “My . , .siness for bis tea firm session since Tuesday morning, 24-. cynton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Jennie Dear.” To accommodate the ee ARG a SN journed at 11:15 this forenoon. Their) For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada many amusement seekers from Grass Do You Know report in full is published elsewhere. City, Cal. Valley eapecial tain will be ran, xe Consumption is preventable? Science — turning at the close of the performhas proven that, and also that neglect er is suicidal. The worst cold or cough Sa RIESE: Seon Bo ETRE with Shiloh’s. Cough and Will Ran All W inter. : Consumption Cure, Bold on . The lumber mill at Overton in the . S28rantee for over Rity. begun eastern end of this county will conby, eter ey Oe Oe : : tinue in operation all winter unless ‘ the snow gets so deep that logging has to be stopped. The Overton & Truckee Nevada Theater, railroud is in shape to operate through the winter. About a mile of snowsheds TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY BYENINGS, < have been built and the engines. are December 12th and 13th. nrorided WisN slows. plows, . ie : Holiday Announcement 40—Local Ladies—40 Grand Lady Minstfel and In a Day or Two. Limoges Chinaware Vaudeville Performance. Bargai ns. Under the euspsecs 2 of Vevada Dégree Free lunch served every Saturday night at Beckley’s Grotto saloon on Commercial street. All the choicest whiskeys, including O. P. S. and MeBrayer. nl1g-tf The Lumbermen’s Quartette, which will be at the theater next Friday night with “Yon Yonson,” is said to be one the best male quartette that has visited the coast. in years. It took six horses instead of four as usual to bring the Downieville stage in last night, and then it did not arrive till about ten -o’clock, or five hours behind the regular time. Now is your chance to get something nice in the line of beech-aut, sliced bacon, Lageran boneless sardines, boned turkey, La Forrest Pate De Foi Gras, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery store. tf All of the people who are fond of Sauer Kraut should not fail to go to Scadden’s and sample the fine lot of it which he bas just received. None better ever brought to this section of the State. tf _ ,S8cadden, the grocer, bas just received the finest lot of Mince Meat, in bulk, ever brought into this market. It is a number one article, and will be sold a great deal cheaper than it can be made at home. tf You can get the “news” in most any paper that’s printed, but if you want the news of Nevada City and Nevada county while it really is news, and before everybody else has heard it or) read it, you will have to take the Daity TRANSCRIPT. An excursion will be run from Grass Valley to Nevada City to givethe many amusement-goers of that city an opportunity to witness “Yon _Yonson” at the theater here next Friday evening. Reserved seats can be had at: the depot ticket office. The drawing for the articles recently offered at raffle by the ladies of the Catholic church took place last nig! t nightand the winning numbers were _as follows: 195, Roman chair; 189, China tea set; 147, Battenberg tidy ; 108, * doll; 5, mush set. Tne exhibition of pictures at the).Congregational church last night was slimly attended owing to the bad weather and the fact that so many kinetoscope entertainments have been given here in the past. Those who were present however speak highly of the views. While H. A. Robbins of Graniteville was driving to this city yesterday one of his wagon wheels dropped into a chuck hole near Rock Oreek, and he was thrown to the ground and gashed about the face and head. His injuries are not serious, however. Today he} went to Lincoln. Last night Eagle Hose Company elected the following officers: Thomas. Sandow, President; Stanley Eads, Vice President; William Grimes, Foreman; William Chase, First. Assistant Foreman; Sydney Hooper, Second Assistant Foreman; John Hooper, Secretary; Fenton Fleming, Treasurer; William Grimes, C. Cleveland, F. Marsh, Board of Directors. After the election there was a supper sei ved with speeches and pongs “on the side,” . A Skirt Dancing : (reat American [uporting Tea Co. faxing D : : Farces and # “MAIN STREET. _ Plantation Scenes. Commercial street, .... Nevada City ‘ Won: 56 Mill street,....5.. “Grass Valley. A Cake Walk which will surprise everyboty. Something new, in each specialty.

Stores 100 In Number Admission, A “ 50 Cents Prices Away Under E ; som Seats reserved without extra charge at . Foley's. © @) © © © © © © © © © © © © to us. If you want gloves for your © © © © © © © . © © © © © © (@) © va, 1 Ladies and Gents: Youare-iny ted ness 2 see Glove Contest for. ‘Xitae at Maher’s. Theie will be an ex chibition every day this week in our large window, = Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come : use, come to: us and get fitted. Gent's if: ‘you want. gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want loves for your mother, come to us for them. ~ Little: girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas resent, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. We have for the-dear children all sizes in skid gloves. in modes ard ox-blood. This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. No cheap, trashy gloves. Our price is $1.00 ard $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for cig eee Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Glove House, Nevada City. P. S.—_See fancy goods fn window for Christmas. GO00008900800009 * 2 n@000008 ©©00G66: pee a oooeded © te eee ee inva = <a Win. H. Crawford, ‘ay Xmas! Ak ne : THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. : Buy Your Holiday Goods — @ 4 » FOLEY — ers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. f COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. ati ; Home-Made Candies Se os Me ae 8 Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. Will have a special stock for Christmas, including all the Novelties. Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and! Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Ete. Qur Holiday Assortment Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of HIF) QP © FRI QE CRG: Oa oewvowvse ow ° Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES FOR THE HOLIDAYS ... ; And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyTHE GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Made by “Giff. 4 ‘ Is one to. Gud a reliable place to ee it—a lane that you have got faith in; a place where you. can get satisfaction or get your money back if you want it. 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 i 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 Cords, and superior Fabrics ‘that you don’t’ find on bargain eee ant ‘the prices are as low if not lower than San Francisco Prices. oe sie mre _CARTER e J OHNSTON._ attention Lapeer adepmpenind the money or not, {HET ARAEE : SCAT, MY! LS But you want to see the Christmas Goods Opening at our store. Next week ‘. . we'll show you the preparations we’ve made to help old Santa out. And best of all the only thing cheap is the price. THE RACKET STORE. ee et here’s Nothing. Better han 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 APIEOB S\LT MACKEREL, 50 APIECE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS. EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anv LIMBURG OHEESE A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER , Commercial Street. ‘a aa aoe eee 8 cm 0 mW SRS NO AT ARMORY HALL Floor Director, " = ts ‘Flops Committee, H.J.Rogers = ss W, Brand P. G. Scatidens: 2923 40° 8G TaN Snyder C. W. Chapman ey ox Calahan Ladis Walling Children under 18 years otage will not be allowed “om the Boor, ae NEW YEAR BALL =. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. Monday Evening, January Ist, 1900 F. COLLEY obo, Aamission $1.50 per couple; Indice, 5 ote. ‘Gallery—Geots 6 ots; Indies By [ail 1 Made kn Roas' ee SCRIP’ reprin Gran¢ said: the tr appoit Depui laid « could called regul: on the I hor file in Depu think it for is no turnthose cial made myse “ey taine peint = gett Be . the gives error not 1 it to ders. ateeoe sl kh 4 ea ae . 1m 2 os me a -