December 9, 1901 (4 pages)

Wra ue @ crowd te : S of 40 there. CS and q haps is $1.50 . $1.50 to$o e Si LIN, P reduce our 4 0 do so now Ss Hat that a nat Soe Our Wind . Street, Nevada (i Grass Valley, : rving ickelyour yife, a tlie Dec. 9, 1901 picnsalions, 4g Zeitler won the first prize bist party given by Miss May 4 Saturday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Mrs. gocial given by Com,armory Hall last Saturday ag a very pleasant affair. ygbestre furnished excellent 4 the attendance was large. , reading room fund is jnorensiDX. Without the reom last g Priday’s entertein= , amounts subscribed foot jy $14u0. ‘The following recent contributions: P. G. 410; John Rameey, $3; W. D. g. Dr. 0. L. Muller, $20; L. 0; J. M Foley, $10; E. 8, FP. W. ‘Taylor, $5. quylor, an emplaye oD the Range railroad, made. a mieday while at work in the. here and severely ley ekly mouse pis ankle, od Jury will meet at the so at 10 v’clock. tomorrow and it is probable that it session all of this week. aher Report. of the San Francisco Buhe the following prediction, ing: tonight and Tuesday, probrain. Fe neal Christmas Goods. pn is called to the Jarge, new. ment in this evening’s TRANMaher &Co. It will be special interest to those who ) make presents during the and makes some good sugs to what. would make the able gifts. Their stock is of various lines and thereare prepared to satisfy the all. Among the articles fin the advertisement are capes, plush capes, silk eckwear, embroidered and dkerchiefs, table covers, s, aprons, umbrellas, fascimbrella shawls,wrappers and er useful articles. The goods w and the prices are most . Read the advertisement the display in their large +e ———__— MORY’S PRANKS. We Remember Certain Bs and Forget Otherst kept on hend, list is better than it ever was before,. the irritation and ultimately produces The company’s premiums is very liberal. advertisement ‘in this evening’s TRaNSORIPT, should, that when it is necessary to “Otis LED i There was a large audience last evening at the Congregational Ohurch, in attendance at the memoriol service given in bonor of J. F. Robb, who recently died in no. The eulogy was delivered by the Rev. J. Sims, who was her pastor during the time of her residence at this city. It was a touching and masterly effort, that brought ee to the eyes of every one present. He spoke of her asa beautiful lady, on whoee classic features the delicate Chis. 7 Uiams, trnstees. el of thought and pure emotions had done ite carving through, the years of her earth life, Asa wife she was to mother, she was as one coming out of. ©, F, Braytc : . F yton, the furniture dealer, the ivory palaces, perfamed with aloes, . has received word from Chicago of the scecia and myrrh. Her presence and/ death of his father, E. F. Brayton, spotless exanfple were an inspiration . which took place there last Saturday. to the family of which she was the cen-. The deceased had reached the ripe old tral joy. She, said the speaker with . age of 83 years, and had been, pracmarked emphagis, was an ideal chris-. icsily, an invalid for twenty years. tian character. She was not an ascetic, . Mr, 0, F. Brayton will close his store but enjoyed the wholesome pleasure of . tomorrow afternoon from one o'clock life with a perceptible relish, yet never . until five on account of the funeral, forgot her obligations to her God, her . emeneaneenneeeeneneenee family and the church. Through all ; kinds of weather, fair or foul, she was Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union The meeting of the Neva. Hebekeh. Grand of the State, on last Saturday evening. A fine program was rendered and an unusually fine ‘banquet was exercises : Mrs, J. Hitchings, Miss Maud Langman, Mise Elsie Arbogast, and Mrs, Nellie Mitchell, The following officers were elected: Miss Kate Kinkead, P,N.G.; Mies Fanny Nickless, N. G.; Miss Welmot ‘Thomas, V, G.; Miss Adeline Hothersall, R §8.; Mies Lulu Jones, F. 8.; Mrs. Lacy Pulich, T,; Mrs. Adeline Denrey and 8, N, in her pew on the Lord’s day, and at her place in the prayer meeting on all. picnic and gathering of old Nevada such occasions, active in every depart-. countyans, which was held at Gienment of church labor, shé spared not. >rook on the 10th of September, can herself.in the service of the Master. Lestat yy epg a ex Her life was the exemplification of . Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valchristian graces, end her death was/. aable in years to come. tf that of the righteous. He who said to Moses, “I will go with thee, and give thee rest” was faithful ia the verification of that promise te her. Mr. Sims ae Fresh Sweet Cid be had in urged his people to imitate her excel-. qoantities ey suit " demtecs: Warlencies, and to so live that they might/ranted first class, Enquire of F. meet her inthe Heavenly home. The/ GEIGER. pib-tf discourse in full will some day probably te published. The pulpit was very Fresh Sweet Cider, s@e The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Cham9 . Mrs, Nellie Mitchell, the Grand. Nobile. _ served. The following took part in the . t OC District Attorney of Colusa, In which he holds that the County Government Act is constitutional, so far as the enHon. Tirey L. Ford, Attorney Gen . ]> eral, has réndered an. opinion to the} acting clause is concerned ; and that the case of Lewis v. Dunn, the amendment ie valid, and is not in conflict with the latter decision, which, held the stitutional ag passed by the last Legisthis holding the County Clerk, Fred L. Arbogast, will @ntinue paying the salaries of the Justices and Constatfles, under the opinion of the Attorney General. There has been some question raised as to the validity of this law, but Mr. Ford’s opinion, which isa-very able one, hee put the question at rest, and ao far. as we can learn the Constables and Justices will receive their salaries fn all the Counties where there is a provision for paying the same, ‘Contract 10 Be Le. The Providence Mining Comrany is arranging to ran a drain tunnel one hundred feet long. Notices to contractors have been posted about town calling for bids on the work.You witl ‘have a good chance to get a fat and juicy-turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25 cents. 14 If you want to get a turkey for 8 amall outlay, go to the New Union tonight. The big reffle will be runneatly draped, and gracefully adorned with pure white flowers. The singing bora, W. J+ SHENG Heep. tf by the choir was exquisitely rendered, ae and called forth the greatest admira€ A T A ¥ tion. Fine Assortment, The Great American “amporting Tea Company has a fine assortment of Sprays, washes, powders, salves, China and glassware in stock at the. tobaccoand however long and Pine-street branch store in this city. =o not cure Catarrh. They All kinds of sets and fancy dishes are the tion in the throat and and the premium al rush of im: blood to these schedule of sugar the glands, when the breath becomes Reai the bat y The catarrhal in and 1 ee to cure with aiuple local I hed Catarrh about 15 soot, and me any Diluting Tea. Few housekeepers remember, as they good. ries of memory are some of . dilute strong tea it should be done with . At last I came to the conclusion that Interesting of those connected . water at the boiling point. The poor human mind and body. Why . flavor of tea, made strong at first and rect certain things and reMyriads of these irSs are as yet unaccounted haps not even the cleverest cian will ever account for Catarrh must be a blood disease, and decided to give 8.8.S.a trial. I could see @ little improvement from the first bottle, and continued it three or four months, or until I was cured. H then reduced, such as is too often served at receptions and “at homes,” is usually cauged by the addition of hot, Set ee ee not boiling, water to the first infusion. . SON, Lapeer, Mich. A lesson in this matter may be had from the Russians, who serve the most ave nuit ning, and the turkeys are good. déif A Constitutional Affection. er to breathe more easily and freely, nt the oan: \ Peete S. exceedingly offensive and the soft bones of the nose are flammation SS ie Tne ve nce iscivedhs Wad Whomariicn oe boos effet te en eed e £3) soon becomes affected b: ften involved; the whole a isonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you remedies, assumes form, — I had Catarrh so bad was entirely deaf in one ear, and all the inside of my nose and part of the bone sloughed off. The physicians gave meupas incurablo. I determined to try 8. 8. 8., and began to improve at once. It seemed to get at the seat of ase rea few weeks treatment. t ‘was entirely cured, and for more than seven years have hag no sign of the disease.—-MRS. JOSEE POLHILL, Due West, 8. GC. Catarrh is a constitutional disease—a blood disease which is frequently inherited, and only a blood medicine, such as $. S. S., can remove the hereditary as far a8 the act is to be determined ry . : Oode of Civil Procedure. to be uncon-. } copy of the decision was re-} ceived by the officers here, and under a Se oe _ PAN CAKE FLOUR. STON PRODUCTS are endorsed by cleaned hard white wheat. y for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. -. (GEO. C. GAYLORD @ SON, ; PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS, ade under the supervision of Ralston Club. ‘the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar ‘wheat. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET @ Financlally speaking, says the Marysville Appeal, if John Martin lives but a few years longer he will then be one of the most prominent figures on the Pacific Coast. ~ : Everything to which he turns, his attention prospers; every enterprise which he takes up succeeds. : From a lowly beginning he has now reached a brilliant height and. the fature still spreads out bright before him. SS ea It is not necessary for. any paper to tell its readers who Jobn Martin is. Everybody in this section of California knows the man and ‘the great work which he was so instrumental in carrying through to its present great dimensions. 5 From away up on the Yuba run the wires of the organization known as the Bay Counties Power Oompany, on down through the foothills and over} Council Chamber’ tonight. the plains, through the valleys and across the straits of Oarquinez to Oakland, giving out light and power not only in that city but in fifteen or twenty towns along the way. With the success of this great enterprise John Martin had a great deal to do. But several months ago he sev_ered connection with the Bay Oounties Company to organize a company of his own, and now he is furnishing the electric current to Grass Valley, Nevada City, Marysville, Chico,Colusa, Napa, Santa Rosa and half a dozen other cities. It took a strong brain to conceive the plan which Mr. Martin thought out and stout heart to carry it through; but he has both, And today he stands forth a conspicuous and honored figure in Oalifornia life for the enterprise he has given to the State. ‘Men Iike John Martin are invaluable. What the pioneers were to the early settlement of California personalities such as his are now to the industrial development of this rich commonwealth. Their enterprise enrich not only themselves but the public. Whole communities feel the impulee of their well-directed energies. “Taped the Track The electric car that left here yes: terday afternoon at 2:80 o’clock got off the track near Hieronimus’ Brewery, the hind trucks being thrown out of gear. A force of men was detailed from the power house and in forty minutes the car was again in working order. The Traction com-; pany also put on an extra car, and no inconvenienee was given the public. A very pretty display of handker‘chiefs is to be seen in Maher & Co’s upper show window. The articles are nicely arranged, a number of them being designed to represent two steam cyclone plows. The artistic display attracte much attention and shows excelfent handiwork on the part of the designers. The prices of the handker‘kerchiefe range from five cents to six dollars. Turkey raffle at Billy britland’s Drop in end try your luck. _ att 7@e If you want to get a fat turkey for twenty-five cents attend the raffle at Billy Britlang’s tonight. a7tf Pn sd A ladies’ gold ri leave at this office apae AAS GOODS Are. now on display at . Finder will please receive reward. Da 2 AL DICKERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday Goods and He will tell you about them in a few days. Keep your eyes on this Space, HOLIDAY GOODS. VINTON’ so TUG Store. Come early and make br James reminds us how . delicious tea in the world, and who pre. taint, sept the poisons that have been accumulating in the system for yeare and a F\vhich we have tried in vain . pare it first very strong, making !t alperhaps, and restore the blood to a healthy and _ condition. ‘The inflamed ‘out vill afterward, when we have . most an essence of tea. This is diluted membranes and diseased glands are healed by the » pure blood which is carried ai the aitempt, “saunter into} to the strength wished, with water bo teen, Sad oe nomi aa are be ay pi he A spite: Fosse s too > as Emerson says, as inno-. kept boiling in the samovar. This —pene crane ee of the snost desperate character rp is WE 1 see. if it had never been sum. water ts not allowed to boil and reboil, s ly ee. have been cured completely and permanently by the use of but is renewed as needed. Freshly . py their advice, We charge nothin spplication. : TH The power which John Martin sends to fourteen:towns will not only light up and furnish power to these fortunate localities and) make them enlarge and prosper but it will also serve to develop the intermediate country by furnishing to thesfarmer the means to irrigate his land,at a minimum of cost and to the miner the means to run his mill. It will stimulate enterprise and create industry. If all honor, then, fs due to the man who makes to grow one blade of grass where none grew before, how much more honor is due to such a man as John Martin, who uplifts whole sections and brings prosperity in his wake? ~ This earnest tribute to Mr. Martin’s sterling worth is called out by the latest undertaking in which he is engaged—the giant of them all. . In brief, itis proposed to manufacture gas from oil residuum down at Bakersfield and pipe itj,clear to San _. Francisco, supplying it .not only to that city but to others enroute. The gas so manufactured costs but a trifle and is of a splendid quality. Once piped to San Francisco the companies now in that city could not begin to compete. It would simply mean their retirement from business, or absorption by the new concern, whith is practically the same thing. oe 4 PREY VLR ee . National Biscuit (Co.’s } Fancy Cakes an Crackers Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,2Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. rite our physicians fully about your case and they will cheerfully assist you gone experiences will revive . boiled water is insisted upon by all for this service. Book free og rs of oblivion, often as the . connoisseurs in teamaking. whatever SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA, GA, 4 Boe cerebral disease or accl— segs Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Ceilings and Ventilation. Rooms with low ceilings or with ceil. ings even with the window. tops are susceptible of more perfect ventilation than those with high ceilings. In such rooms the leakage at the windows, which is constantly going on, keeps the air in motion throughout the room, whereas if the ceiling is higher only the lower part of the air is moved, and #3 inverted lake of foul and hot air is left floating in the space above the window tops. This lake, under the law of diffusion of gases, keeps actively at work, eguiting for the matter. fouling the fresh currents circulating the iystery was cleared up . beneath it. Sicilian, who traced back the . .~ ry until he learned that at f nine she was taken to live se of an old pastor, a great Icholur, and that she remainuntil the pastor’s death. It for years the old man’s cusfalk ii) and down a passage and read to himself. MOlce RS Were examined, and among y of the passages taken down bung woman's bedside were The theory of demoniacal # Was abandoned. — Youth’s Dn. rom owt Ma ada City} A case is the one quoted by of a young woman in GerDp could neither read nor write, ras suid to be possessed of a in a fever, she was heard n, Greek qnd. in-an ob‘al dialect of Hebrew. f her talk were written f were found to consist of intelligible in themselves, but ig tle slightest connection hother. To say that she was of «a devil was the easiest GOOD NAJHEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—godd, pure, wholesome Groceries, Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. Call in sometime. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, et, Nevada City, Calif, tassel alll, it ‘Under the mogul emperors extensive systems of roads were constructed in India connecting all leading points in the peninsula. Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are ‘“‘the best” they be. @ TOT asaex tle can selling. Abraham Hare, Ore Woodpecker Cig Also Faney Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Ghe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. ee ee ae a aN Teas, Coffees, Spices And — Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealend Coffee House NEVADA CITY writes: “Electric Bitters are the best . & selling bitters I have handled in 20) 3 years.” You know why? Most di-. = seases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bo purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It‘builds up the entire system. Pate new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, rundown man or women. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ars ash einai aoe Ariens XW. > Oo 5) Ranch For Sale at a Bargain.__ The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Eoguire of Brown & Morgan. Yd PS)Gae_ ; . es CJ fae . This Famous Cigar packed in Special <3: Boxes for the Holidays. Made by. rr 3 . FF. The Native Son of Maryland. No Superstition. you start on a jourmey on deed.” are people go superstitious?” us has nothing to do with su» I-get paid. on Saturday.” RE a er SN forget the big turkey raffle Sritland’s Council Chambers nilétf The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of ch ice cranherries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price. ee o1%t The elegant line of Art Nov{. along, ewer smoke, Thomas Paine elties I have in stock, consistfg) Cle’. for sale at Reotor Bros. FRAMED preruREs for Tour CHNISTHAS Dimer. . for any 8' yle or size picture: Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the jeeased portion of the ear. . oma Thére is only one way to cure deaf-. \§ ness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an . . inflamed condition of the mucous lin‘ing of the Eustachian Tube. When . . this tube gets Brag nnnacl mbling sound or im and van it is entirely closed beg . i . 8 wonderful discovery of a. ness is the result, and unless ey tae ing liquid thet when used . flammation can be taken out ane © OT tiring by any one troubled . tube restored to its normal condition, . f . cough always ensures @ 4 rit betoueecyes oho te . snd FRAMES FOR aSrest, ou ised i ’ zo,” arian Mrs. 8. Himel(hich is nothing but an inflamed con . /jj. made for OHRIS?M AS. orthree generations of our. dition of the mucous ROT ENS. 4 ve used Dr, King’s New(Dis-. We will give One Hundred ge : or Consumption and sever. for any case of deafness (caused by 4, a for Coughs and Colds.” catarrh) that cannot becared by Hall® Frat led life Catarrh Cure. Sen “ pigs, had i ¥. J. CHENEY £00,, Toledo,O. ate lung diseases. Guaranles 50c and $1 at-W. D. Sold by druggists, 75c. py reg aot Hall's Family Pile are the beet. ial bottles free. Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States Not by those who drink. Our Coffee They are highly pleased. A’ter tests of the best cff:red elsewhere they have s t led on ours as being the best sold eaywhere, Itisa combination of the choicest grades of Wocka and Java Has a most delicions aroma, Being very strong @ small quantity goes a far war. Plenty of good Groceries to keep the Coffee company, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Sssscs Srtte f a ~* *@e-+— stounding Discovery. Coopersville, Mich. eomes We have Salted Jordan Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of all kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in Town. (IAS. M. FOLEY, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mes Se ee teh Thm

Wra ue @ crowd te : S of 40 there. CS and q haps is $1.50 . $1.50 to$o e Si LIN, P reduce our 4 0 do so now Ss Hat that a nat Soe Our Wind . Street, Nevada (i Grass Valley, : rving ickelyour yife, a tlie Dec. 9, 1901 picnsalions, 4g Zeitler won the first prize bist party given by Miss May 4 Saturday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Mrs. gocial given by Com,armory Hall last Saturday ag a very pleasant affair. ygbestre furnished excellent 4 the attendance was large. , reading room fund is jnorensiDX. Without the reom last g Priday’s entertein= , amounts subscribed foot jy $14u0. ‘The following recent contributions: P. G. 410; John Rameey, $3; W. D. g. Dr. 0. L. Muller, $20; L. 0; J. M Foley, $10; E. 8, FP. W. ‘Taylor, $5. quylor, an emplaye oD the Range railroad, made. a mieday while at work in the. here and severely ley ekly mouse pis ankle, od Jury will meet at the so at 10 v’clock. tomorrow and it is probable that it session all of this week. aher Report. of the San Francisco Buhe the following prediction, ing: tonight and Tuesday, probrain. Fe neal Christmas Goods. pn is called to the Jarge, new. ment in this evening’s TRANMaher &Co. It will be special interest to those who ) make presents during the and makes some good sugs to what. would make the able gifts. Their stock is of various lines and thereare prepared to satisfy the all. Among the articles fin the advertisement are capes, plush capes, silk eckwear, embroidered and dkerchiefs, table covers, s, aprons, umbrellas, fascimbrella shawls,wrappers and er useful articles. The goods w and the prices are most . Read the advertisement the display in their large +e ———__— MORY’S PRANKS. We Remember Certain Bs and Forget Otherst kept on hend, list is better than it ever was before,. the irritation and ultimately produces The company’s premiums is very liberal. advertisement ‘in this evening’s TRaNSORIPT, should, that when it is necessary to “Otis LED i There was a large audience last evening at the Congregational Ohurch, in attendance at the memoriol service given in bonor of J. F. Robb, who recently died in no. The eulogy was delivered by the Rev. J. Sims, who was her pastor during the time of her residence at this city. It was a touching and masterly effort, that brought ee to the eyes of every one present. He spoke of her asa beautiful lady, on whoee classic features the delicate Chis. 7 Uiams, trnstees. el of thought and pure emotions had done ite carving through, the years of her earth life, Asa wife she was to mother, she was as one coming out of. ©, F, Braytc : . F yton, the furniture dealer, the ivory palaces, perfamed with aloes, . has received word from Chicago of the scecia and myrrh. Her presence and/ death of his father, E. F. Brayton, spotless exanfple were an inspiration . which took place there last Saturday. to the family of which she was the cen-. The deceased had reached the ripe old tral joy. She, said the speaker with . age of 83 years, and had been, pracmarked emphagis, was an ideal chris-. icsily, an invalid for twenty years. tian character. She was not an ascetic, . Mr, 0, F. Brayton will close his store but enjoyed the wholesome pleasure of . tomorrow afternoon from one o'clock life with a perceptible relish, yet never . until five on account of the funeral, forgot her obligations to her God, her . emeneaneenneeeeneneenee family and the church. Through all ; kinds of weather, fair or foul, she was Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union The meeting of the Neva. Hebekeh. Grand of the State, on last Saturday evening. A fine program was rendered and an unusually fine ‘banquet was exercises : Mrs, J. Hitchings, Miss Maud Langman, Mise Elsie Arbogast, and Mrs, Nellie Mitchell, The following officers were elected: Miss Kate Kinkead, P,N.G.; Mies Fanny Nickless, N. G.; Miss Welmot ‘Thomas, V, G.; Miss Adeline Hothersall, R §8.; Mies Lulu Jones, F. 8.; Mrs. Lacy Pulich, T,; Mrs. Adeline Denrey and 8, N, in her pew on the Lord’s day, and at her place in the prayer meeting on all. picnic and gathering of old Nevada such occasions, active in every depart-. countyans, which was held at Gienment of church labor, shé spared not. >rook on the 10th of September, can herself.in the service of the Master. Lestat yy epg a ex Her life was the exemplification of . Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valchristian graces, end her death was/. aable in years to come. tf that of the righteous. He who said to Moses, “I will go with thee, and give thee rest” was faithful ia the verification of that promise te her. Mr. Sims ae Fresh Sweet Cid be had in urged his people to imitate her excel-. qoantities ey suit " demtecs: Warlencies, and to so live that they might/ranted first class, Enquire of F. meet her inthe Heavenly home. The/ GEIGER. pib-tf discourse in full will some day probably te published. The pulpit was very Fresh Sweet Cider, s@e The best brands of whisky and cigars ean be procured at the Council Cham9 . Mrs, Nellie Mitchell, the Grand. Nobile. _ served. The following took part in the . t OC District Attorney of Colusa, In which he holds that the County Government Act is constitutional, so far as the enHon. Tirey L. Ford, Attorney Gen . ]> eral, has réndered an. opinion to the} acting clause is concerned ; and that the case of Lewis v. Dunn, the amendment ie valid, and is not in conflict with the latter decision, which, held the stitutional ag passed by the last Legisthis holding the County Clerk, Fred L. Arbogast, will @ntinue paying the salaries of the Justices and Constatfles, under the opinion of the Attorney General. There has been some question raised as to the validity of this law, but Mr. Ford’s opinion, which isa-very able one, hee put the question at rest, and ao far. as we can learn the Constables and Justices will receive their salaries fn all the Counties where there is a provision for paying the same, ‘Contract 10 Be Le. The Providence Mining Comrany is arranging to ran a drain tunnel one hundred feet long. Notices to contractors have been posted about town calling for bids on the work.You witl ‘have a good chance to get a fat and juicy-turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25 cents. 14 If you want to get a turkey for 8 amall outlay, go to the New Union tonight. The big reffle will be runneatly draped, and gracefully adorned with pure white flowers. The singing bora, W. J+ SHENG Heep. tf by the choir was exquisitely rendered, ae and called forth the greatest admira€ A T A ¥ tion. Fine Assortment, The Great American “amporting Tea Company has a fine assortment of Sprays, washes, powders, salves, China and glassware in stock at the. tobaccoand however long and Pine-street branch store in this city. =o not cure Catarrh. They All kinds of sets and fancy dishes are the tion in the throat and and the premium al rush of im: blood to these schedule of sugar the glands, when the breath becomes Reai the bat y The catarrhal in and 1 ee to cure with aiuple local I hed Catarrh about 15 soot, and me any Diluting Tea. Few housekeepers remember, as they good. ries of memory are some of . dilute strong tea it should be done with . At last I came to the conclusion that Interesting of those connected . water at the boiling point. The poor human mind and body. Why . flavor of tea, made strong at first and rect certain things and reMyriads of these irSs are as yet unaccounted haps not even the cleverest cian will ever account for Catarrh must be a blood disease, and decided to give 8.8.S.a trial. I could see @ little improvement from the first bottle, and continued it three or four months, or until I was cured. H then reduced, such as is too often served at receptions and “at homes,” is usually cauged by the addition of hot, Set ee ee not boiling, water to the first infusion. . SON, Lapeer, Mich. A lesson in this matter may be had from the Russians, who serve the most ave nuit ning, and the turkeys are good. déif A Constitutional Affection. er to breathe more easily and freely, nt the oan: \ Peete S. exceedingly offensive and the soft bones of the nose are flammation SS ie Tne ve nce iscivedhs Wad Whomariicn oe boos effet te en eed e £3) soon becomes affected b: ften involved; the whole a isonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you remedies, assumes form, — I had Catarrh so bad was entirely deaf in one ear, and all the inside of my nose and part of the bone sloughed off. The physicians gave meupas incurablo. I determined to try 8. 8. 8., and began to improve at once. It seemed to get at the seat of ase rea few weeks treatment. t ‘was entirely cured, and for more than seven years have hag no sign of the disease.—-MRS. JOSEE POLHILL, Due West, 8. GC. Catarrh is a constitutional disease—a blood disease which is frequently inherited, and only a blood medicine, such as $. S. S., can remove the hereditary as far a8 the act is to be determined ry . : Oode of Civil Procedure. to be uncon-. } copy of the decision was re-} ceived by the officers here, and under a Se oe _ PAN CAKE FLOUR. STON PRODUCTS are endorsed by cleaned hard white wheat. y for use. Makes delicious pan cakes. -. (GEO. C. GAYLORD @ SON, ; PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS, ade under the supervision of Ralston Club. ‘the Ralston Health Club, which is an absolute guar ‘wheat. Rich in gluten. Does not have that pasty taste commonto wheat products. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET @ Financlally speaking, says the Marysville Appeal, if John Martin lives but a few years longer he will then be one of the most prominent figures on the Pacific Coast. ~ : Everything to which he turns, his attention prospers; every enterprise which he takes up succeeds. : From a lowly beginning he has now reached a brilliant height and. the fature still spreads out bright before him. SS ea It is not necessary for. any paper to tell its readers who Jobn Martin is. Everybody in this section of California knows the man and ‘the great work which he was so instrumental in carrying through to its present great dimensions. 5 From away up on the Yuba run the wires of the organization known as the Bay Counties Power Oompany, on down through the foothills and over} Council Chamber’ tonight. the plains, through the valleys and across the straits of Oarquinez to Oakland, giving out light and power not only in that city but in fifteen or twenty towns along the way. With the success of this great enterprise John Martin had a great deal to do. But several months ago he sev_ered connection with the Bay Oounties Company to organize a company of his own, and now he is furnishing the electric current to Grass Valley, Nevada City, Marysville, Chico,Colusa,

Napa, Santa Rosa and half a dozen other cities. It took a strong brain to conceive the plan which Mr. Martin thought out and stout heart to carry it through; but he has both, And today he stands forth a conspicuous and honored figure in Oalifornia life for the enterprise he has given to the State. ‘Men Iike John Martin are invaluable. What the pioneers were to the early settlement of California personalities such as his are now to the industrial development of this rich commonwealth. Their enterprise enrich not only themselves but the public. Whole communities feel the impulee of their well-directed energies. “Taped the Track The electric car that left here yes: terday afternoon at 2:80 o’clock got off the track near Hieronimus’ Brewery, the hind trucks being thrown out of gear. A force of men was detailed from the power house and in forty minutes the car was again in working order. The Traction com-; pany also put on an extra car, and no inconvenienee was given the public. A very pretty display of handker‘chiefs is to be seen in Maher & Co’s upper show window. The articles are nicely arranged, a number of them being designed to represent two steam cyclone plows. The artistic display attracte much attention and shows excelfent handiwork on the part of the designers. The prices of the handker‘kerchiefe range from five cents to six dollars. Turkey raffle at Billy britland’s Drop in end try your luck. _ att 7@e If you want to get a fat turkey for twenty-five cents attend the raffle at Billy Britlang’s tonight. a7tf Pn sd A ladies’ gold ri leave at this office apae AAS GOODS Are. now on display at . Finder will please receive reward. Da 2 AL DICKERMAN Is very busy at present unpacking a a Big Stock of Holiday Goods and He will tell you about them in a few days. Keep your eyes on this Space, HOLIDAY GOODS. VINTON’ so TUG Store.. Come early and make br James reminds us how . delicious tea in the world, and who pre. taint, sept the poisons that have been accumulating in the system for yeare and a F\vhich we have tried in vain . pare it first very strong, making !t alperhaps, and restore the blood to a healthy and _ condition. ‘The inflamed ‘out vill afterward, when we have . most an essence of tea. This is diluted membranes and diseased glands are healed by the » pure blood which is carried ai the aitempt, “saunter into} to the strength wished, with water bo teen, Sad oe nomi aa are be ay pi he A spite: Fosse s too > as Emerson says, as inno-. kept boiling in the samovar. This —pene crane ee of the snost desperate character rp is WE 1 see. if it had never been sum. water ts not allowed to boil and reboil, s ly ee. have been cured completely and permanently by the use of but is renewed as needed. Freshly . py their advice, We charge nothin spplication. : TH The power which John Martin sends to fourteen:towns will not only light up and furnish power to these fortunate localities and) make them enlarge and prosper but it will also serve to develop the intermediate country by furnishing to thesfarmer the means to irrigate his land,at a minimum of cost and to the miner the means to run his mill. It will stimulate enterprise and create industry. If all honor, then, fs due to the man who makes to grow one blade of grass where none grew before, how much more honor is due to such a man as John Martin, who uplifts whole sections and brings prosperity in his wake? ~ This earnest tribute to Mr. Martin’s sterling worth is called out by the latest undertaking in which he is engaged—the giant of them all. . In brief, itis proposed to manufacture gas from oil residuum down at Bakersfield and pipe itj,clear to San _. Francisco, supplying it .not only to that city but to others enroute. The gas so manufactured costs but a trifle and is of a splendid quality. Once piped to San Francisco the companies now in that city could not begin to compete. It would simply mean their retirement from business, or absorption by the new concern, whith is practically the same thing. oe 4 PREY VLR ee . National Biscuit (Co.’s } Fancy Cakes an Crackers Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,2Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. rite our physicians fully about your case and they will cheerfully assist you gone experiences will revive . boiled water is insisted upon by all for this service. Book free og rs of oblivion, often as the . connoisseurs in teamaking. whatever SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA, GA, 4 Boe cerebral disease or accl— segs Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Ceilings and Ventilation. Rooms with low ceilings or with ceil. ings even with the window. tops are susceptible of more perfect ventilation than those with high ceilings. In such rooms the leakage at the windows, which is constantly going on, keeps the air in motion throughout the room, whereas if the ceiling is higher only the lower part of the air is moved, and #3 inverted lake of foul and hot air is left floating in the space above the window tops. This lake, under the law of diffusion of gases, keeps actively at work, eguiting for the matter. fouling the fresh currents circulating the iystery was cleared up . beneath it. Sicilian, who traced back the . .~ ry until he learned that at f nine she was taken to live se of an old pastor, a great Icholur, and that she remainuntil the pastor’s death. It for years the old man’s cusfalk ii) and down a passage and read to himself. MOlce RS Were examined, and among y of the passages taken down bung woman's bedside were The theory of demoniacal # Was abandoned. — Youth’s Dn. rom owt Ma ada City} A case is the one quoted by of a young woman in GerDp could neither read nor write, ras suid to be possessed of a in a fever, she was heard n, Greek qnd. in-an ob‘al dialect of Hebrew. f her talk were written f were found to consist of intelligible in themselves, but ig tle slightest connection hother. To say that she was of «a devil was the easiest GOOD NAJHEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—godd, pure, wholesome Groceries, Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. Call in sometime.. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER, et, Nevada City, Calif, tassel alll, it ‘Under the mogul emperors extensive systems of roads were constructed in India connecting all leading points in the peninsula. Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are ‘“‘the best” they be. @ TOT asaex tle can selling. Abraham Hare, Ore Woodpecker Cig Also Faney Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. Ghe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. ee ee ae a aN Teas, Coffees, Spices And — Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealend Coffee House NEVADA CITY writes: “Electric Bitters are the best . & selling bitters I have handled in 20) 3 years.” You know why? Most di-. = seases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bo purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It‘builds up the entire system. Pate new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, rundown man or women. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ars ash einai aoe Ariens XW. > Oo 5) Ranch For Sale at a Bargain.__ The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Eoguire of Brown & Morgan. Yd PS)Gae_ ; . es CJ fae . This Famous Cigar packed in Special <3: Boxes for the Holidays. Made by.. rr 3 . FF.. The Native Son of Maryland. No Superstition. you start on a jourmey on deed.” are people go superstitious?” us has nothing to do with su» I-get paid. on Saturday.” RE a er SN forget the big turkey raffle Sritland’s Council Chambers nilétf The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of ch ice cranherries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price. ee o1%t The elegant line of Art Nov{. along, ewer smoke, Thomas Paine elties I have in stock, consistfg) Cle’. for sale at Reotor Bros. FRAMED preruREs for Tour CHNISTHAS Dimer. . for any 8' yle or size picture: Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the jeeased portion of the ear. . oma Thére is only one way to cure deaf-. \§ ness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an . . inflamed condition of the mucous lin‘ing of the Eustachian Tube. When . . this tube gets Brag nnnacl mbling sound or im and van it is entirely closed beg . i . 8 wonderful discovery of a. ness is the result, and unless ey tae ing liquid thet when used . flammation can be taken out ane © OT tiring by any one troubled . tube restored to its normal condition, . f . cough always ensures @ 4 rit betoueecyes oho te . snd FRAMES FOR aSrest, ou ised i ’ zo,” arian Mrs. 8. Himel(hich is nothing but an inflamed con . /jj. made for OHRIS?M AS. orthree generations of our. dition of the mucous ROT ENS. 4 ve used Dr, King’s New(Dis-. We will give One Hundred ge : or Consumption and sever. for any case of deafness (caused by 4, a for Coughs and Colds.” catarrh) that cannot becared by Hall® Frat led life Catarrh Cure. Sen “ pigs, had i ¥. J. CHENEY £00,, Toledo,O. ate lung diseases. Guaranles 50c and $1 at-W. D. Sold by druggists, 75c. py reg aot Hall's Family Pile are the beet. ial bottles free. Claim has been made that there is no good Coffee in the United States Not by those who drink.. Our Coffee They are highly pleased. A’ter tests of the best cff:red elsewhere they have s t led on ours as being the best sold eaywhere, Itisa combination of the choicest grades of Wocka and Java Has a most delicions aroma, Being very strong @ small quantity goes a far war. Plenty of good Groceries to keep the Coffee company, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Sssscs Srtte f a ~* *@e-+— stounding Discovery. Coopersville, Mich. eomes We have Salted Jordan Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of all kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in Town. (IAS. M. FOLEY, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mes Se ee teh Thm