February 1, 1902 (4 pages)

One 4 Oure will fl, and th . cure nen ‘or sale . : ir 50, nd $8.50, ese good efore, cunce he 4 coqeree? peerless 88 1000 only the very disee ourselves as others oul ld have to work ) oculists wou oad street is at : én Br ste ith the best of p supplied W d’s a stege and all the eas are high kickers of Jess merit and ability. ronnd to Willlam Harry’s saloon on Pine street this nan doesn’t look frightened ta_wife informs him that he bis sleep shen can trust—-himRaa see what 1s going on at ra Nevada saloon on Sacrareet tonight. anes are so. addicted to the ¢ not feeling well that they feel well if they felt otherthe favorite brands of liquors arg are kept at the Glenbrook rt Lonkey and wife have sold a timoer land in Meadow Lake ip to the Sierra Nevada Wood ber Company. visitors to the Grotto tonight served with a nice hot lunch. invited. Black, who was injured by an on at the Pioneer Reduction last month, can now see some his left eye while the right optic rely well. He left San Franoday for Los Angeles. he Council Chamber tonight a ot lanch will be served. Drop 1 get some. prior Judge 8. A. Smith of Sierra yesterday confirmed the sale estate in the matter of the esnd guardianship of Charles M. ,»& minor. The property con of the home of Dr. Swayze on de extrala street, which was sold to him ime ago. worth dlord Onivell has made arrangeYew Samples, Co lat : . Piano Tuning. arprising o a don’t del All New¢ EC a City. UN atch Cha uitar St as possi se Firstel tal y rapid gone, >welé ocery # y_ be col or. “J japport ut mio ellent 4 ed to WH ome of mmereld to serve an exceptionally fine r atthe New York Hotel tomorening and a great treat is in fot all who are present. A!l of this popular hostelry are is shown every attention. bory Hall is a scene of gatety Saturday night for the weekly B given at that place by ComOare very popular with those pjoy dancing and the gallery is 8 filled with spectators who enjoy ng the good music given by orehestra. Attend the social . Sharp, piano maker and taner, main in town for a few days Order by mail. {1-1t Stop Wasting Water ! plaints, .are.being. made.that.l. 8 AO unnecessary waste of water r the city, and IT MUST BE PED. People should ba-careful je the water economically or exmeasures will be resorted to. er of the Board of Trustees. HoaH Morcaig, Collector. 8 Geo eafness Cannot Be Cured. al applications, as they cannot . : the diseased portion of the ear. 8 only one way to cure deafand that is by constitutional es. Deafness is caused by an ed condition of the mucous linthe Eustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a Aas sound or imperfect hearing, hen it is entirely closed deatthe result, and unless the inAtion ean be taken out and this Btored to its normal condition, ey be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh, 8 nothing but an inflamed-conbf the mucous sul faces, 11 give One Hundred Dollare y case of deafness (caused ‘by that cannot be cured by -Hall’s 3 OREN for Grains. free by druggists, 750,” or Family Piils ure the beat. Renn OED Gn Greceeeempemenn it Edge whiskey is found in resorts, saloons and groceries bre. Your table ig not combout it, 8-690 Women and Jewels, ‘ candy, flowers, man—that ie wl of a woman’s preferences, Orm & magnet of mighty power prorags woman, Kven tbat ; Of all jewels, health, is often m the strenous efforts to make Eon Money to purchasa them. nan will risk her beal'h to get in gem, then let her fortify her8t the insiduous consequenOUghs, colds and bronchial af4 y te regular use of Dr. _German Syrup. It will y arrest consumption in: its i ed and heal the affected lunge ee . “i tubes and drive the a © from the system. It is reall, but it .is a certain cure 8, age and all bronchial e. Y¥ can get. Dr. G. G. reliable remedies at all drug& n’s Special Almanac. 8 tyeeie is nothing in the world ‘more — 8 drink of good whis= “9080 Moore is good whiskey. ors and cigars are . . Are We to Have An. other Plant Here, For some time {t-has been an open secret that the South Yuba Water Company contemplated putting in an electric plant at some point not deteraiined upon. The purpose of the plant was to furnish power for thie section of the country. It is a4id that they have more water than they can dispose of and therefore would utilize some of it in the way of an electric plant. An Alta cofrespondent of the Colfax Sentinel-has-this-to-say—of-the new project;. “*[t is the intention of the South Yuba Water Co. to place an electric plant here ‘the coming season to furnish. power for Nevada City., Work is td begin in the .spring as soon as the weather is settled.” Resumed Work Tbe McCutchan mine at Canada Hill was started up this moaning, and work will be carried on as long as the supply of water lasts for the work. The ditches and flames have been repaired put in good condition, and everything looks favorable for the season’s run. The Bee Euehered, The Sacramento Bee bas been making a great and thought to be very successful fight against the nickel-inthe-slot machine, but “Uncle George,” the Mayor, is said to have knocked the stuffin’ out of it. The Bee gets wratby because it has been euchered on the second hand, and this is the way that paper tells about it: “The saloonkeepers, through a perfected organization, had laid their plans and commenced carrying them out, even before the Board’s endorsement of Chief Sullivan, so sure were they that the scheme would work suoccessfully. Advantage isto be taken of the Mayor’s stand that machines which pay winnings in cigars can run, and the otber mechines will, in a few days, be turning out teer checks for winning numters; and these will be redeemed in cash, less a small commission, atthe bar. And so can men aud youth continue to gamble at the machines; so does “Clean Town George” hope to cater to the overwhelming demand of the business and family element of the city by closing ap money paying machines while at the same time he redeemed his anteelection ‘pledge to the saloonkeepers by permitting them to run machines which pay in beer checks—transferable into coin. saad New Advertisement. Fiecher Brothere, the Plaza grocerymen, have a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT, io which they speak of the large and fresh stock of goods kept by them. All orders, either large or small, which are eent to them, receive prompt attention and are delivered without delay. Hay and grain are also sold at low rates. Give them a trial order. Food Changed to Polson. Patrefsing food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but age curing Constipation, Biliousnesa, Sic Fevers, all.Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. eo A harmless, and even wholesome stimulant, made from carefully s8elected grain-pure, old, mellow 4s Gilt Edge whiekey. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada Countyans, which was held at Glenbrook onthe 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion nt.five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf Vy wife had pimples on her face, but gue es been taking CASCARETS and they ait consti nbn for ; th ret Casoaret I time. but after takve had no trouble e fi with this ailment. We oansgs spon too high . Cascarets.”’ fe sd bat Germantown Ave., Philadelphis, Pa CANOY ee atable. Povent. Taste Good, lev eee elarent., Teste Seed. fo eo» CURE CONSTIPATION. . Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Mosireal, Kew York. Sié UO-T0-BA0 S23 SyUMI I. was ~ k Headache, . . had been troubled . . Ndi te Lobe Opened Up. A party of miners have bonded the Midnight mine, owned by Edwin Tilley, and they are going to open it up in good shape. The TransonrpT had this information yesterday, but deferred saying anything about the matter antil the bond was signed. This took place last evening, and operations are to be started right away. Messrs. Weldon, Hawke, Cleveland Marowich and Oalanan are practical miners, and they will work the property to good advantage. Sinking is to be commenced next week, and before long the Midnight will be producing well. Past operations have. proven that & good ore body exists in this worked by tributers, who received very satisfactory returns, The Midnight is situated across the creek from the Sierra Queen mine, ashort distance below the Suspension bridge. «The examination as to the insanity of Givoani Bequilaque came up in the Superior Court this morning at ten o'clock. Drs. R.M. Hunt and O. L. Maller examined Bequilaque, and other testimony was adduced, Judge Nilon committed him to the asylum at Steckton. Will be Retired. Wasuinaton, January 81—The Navy Department issued.an order announcingthat Rear Admirals William T. Sampson and P. J. Cromwell will be placed on the retired list on the 9th of February, on account of age. Admiral Sampson is now in this city on waiting orders, his health having compelled his relinquishments of active duties several months ago. Admiral Cromwell is in command of the Earopean station. Captains G. H. Waldleigh and P. H. Cooper will be} promoted. The New Union, The New Union Hotel of this city enjoys a steady run of trade the year round. The excellent accommodabe afforded at thie hostelry make it ver lic. Mr. Metzenbaugher, the proprietor, is always to the front in looking out for the comfort of his guests. The sleeping rooms are nicely farnished, and the traveler feela perfectly at home at the New Union. The dining room is one of the main features of the house, the table being supplied with the very beet in the market. Tomorrow the usual good dinner will be served. Jesse Moore whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as well as for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. ~e@e Along, sweet smoke, Thomas PainCigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Declared insane. y popular with the traveling pub-. for the throat and lungs. that Has Not Been Worked in Years. . We learn from a very reliable authority that a short time since some of the leading mining capitalists of San Francisco bonded a large tract of land at whatis known as Remington Hill, about eighteen miles from this city. Itis a drifting proposition, and work will be commenced upen it just as seon as the weather is settled in the spring. A well-known miniug man of this city will superintend the ‘Opening up of the property. Set In early times this section was one, of the richest gravel spots in this section of the State, and an immense amount of gold was taken out when the miners were on the channel. There is no question about the succees of the new operators of this enterprise, as they have plenty of capital to develop this property as it should be. That there is an immense deposit of rich gravel running through Remington Hill and all along that ridge isa certainty. It will require quite an outlay of money on the start, but eventually the capitalists will be amply rewarded for their investment. Buried al Oakland. Mrs. Jerome Deasy, who was wellknown in this county, having for a time conducted the Holbrooke House at Grass Valley in conjunction with her husband, was buried at Oakland yeaterday. Walchman Resigns. Wa. Scott, whe for several months past has filled the position of watchman at the depot, has resigned. William Taylor, the engine wiper, has been appoigted in his stead, and will attend to the duties cf both positions in a painstaking way. The Sick. D. 8S. Baker, the well known dray man, is quite sick at his home. Frank McolIntire of this city is confined to his room by illmess. Mr, McIntire is sawyerat M.L & D. Marsh’s mill. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. The were ralsed and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tf 2 6@e----— The Population of Nevada City Ie about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam Price 25c and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by . Dickerman, sole agent. Did You Get The Picture you wanted? I have a few Tlie High Grade Goods Which I will sell at wholesale cost ice thie week. I do not wish to carry these goods over. MOORE —> .O0he Photographer I make Picture frames to Order. aoe clean house. our store of all odds find them. prices. In the Furn at less than cost. A Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, # Nevada City. . Tel, Main 791 BJQ. ONE PRICS of good values awaits you. OUSE CLEANING SALE t— efore stock taking ‘we are going to ‘We are going to clear and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’sand Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut ishing Goods a harvest Odds andeayds ll of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prospe all. Store Closes at 7:30. rous New Year to you The Red Front § Main Street, Grass Valley. § @ Tei. Main 751 § money Dont Y _.MAKING Wl cnmann PIDE Have ArrivedVES como mrevrrvrr Te tt Gro. C. GAYLORD @ SONPROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55}. BROAD STREET G. L. Price is up from Sacramento. Peter Seith is confined to his home by Illness, The young child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallett is quite ill. Miss E. E. Hoeft will leavatomorrow for San Francisco. __ L. Hyman and ©. O. Jepson have returned from Relief Hill. Max Isoard and O. Shenk returned today from You Bet. J. Sullivan and R. Whitehead of San Francisco arrived here last evening. O, O. Niestrath' of Forest City came down last evening and left today for San Francisco. . Superintendent Chas. W. Root and Robert Simonds, Jr., left this morning for the Independence mine, Carl Schmidt left this morning for Sacramento on a business trip. Thomas G. Smith of San Francisco, who has been here spending a few days, returned home this morning. CO. J. Schuster arrived here last evening from San Franoisco and left this morning for Grizzley Hill. W. J. Langevin of San Francisco is here spending a few days. N. E. McGregor of Forest City, who has been to San Francisco, left here this morning for his home. on a visit to her sister, Mrs Harry Rogers and her perents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McCutchan. “ Jadge S. A. Smith, who has been visiting his-family. at Oakland, returned to Downieville today. the sick list, is able to be around again. Miss Ruth Richards left this morning for Sacramento on a visit to friends. ; J. W. Totten, of San Francieco, who has been here ona visit to hie sister, morning. : John W. Dark, who is employed at turned this morning from San Louis witb relatives, Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so miany from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Mrs, A. M. Gray of Stockton is here. « W. H. Crawford, who has been on . Mrs. Hi Shearer, left for home this OC. F. Brayton’s furniture store, reObispo, where he has been visiting Improvements at “the Merrimac It leoke as though the Merrimac mine beyond Town Talk is to be etarted up soon. During the past ten daye considerable mining timber has been red there. A large lot of building lumber has also been hauled to the works, which are evidently to be enlarged. This property is owned by Col. George D. Stone and others, of San Francisco, and it has been lyivg idlefor five years or more. At the National. ei The gueste at the National Hote) of this city are alwaye well treated. It ie one of the best hostelries in the interior of the State, and is largely patronized. The dining department cannot be excelled. Try the fine spread there tomorrow. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Termes part down-and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?. We Roast Daily -TAYLOR’S . Tea and Coffee eernernererverversnrsersereneervervtro ervereerenesernereereerereernerervtr FRIENDS. e Wr Retain old friends besides. Try know. FOL The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster t Ww BOR Rei Soe tei ie ie Ww 18 Commercial Street -> > our Celebrated epenes Panoche an anything we EWS Nevada City. 33333333333 ROO PULALAMAMAMAMAMALALAMAMALCALALALALALAAALALALAALAL ALL We bave inaugurated. a will clear our shelves of miss this sale. s All Must Go. é Big Clearance Sale at our store and jj all Winter Goods. Those who are looking for Bargains io Millinery and Dry Goods should not We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it. Everything nas been reduced. well. FE Crawford tense . SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT * ~~ ¥g pound packages, 150. } pound package, 800. CROMARTY SMOKED BLOATEBS, 5c each; 6 for 25 cents MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 20 OUR OWN*BAKING POWDER, 1 Ib. can 80s GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 25c We are Agents for Drifted Snow Flour, CLOTHIORS 9 Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer Broad Street, Hewada City. Did Not Loose It All. New Yorx, Jatfuary 81—Upon inqulry at the head office of the Mutual Life Insurance Company in this city, it is ascertained that the amount actually carried by this Company on the life of the late Frank H. Peavey of Minneapolis, did not exceed $250, 000. The remaining $750,000 of the $1,000,000 policy issued by the Company on his life was safely re-insured in other companies. = To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. Try the new sale at Rector Bros. BORN. At Willow Valley, January 80, 1902, to the wife of V. E. Austin, a son. r, Thomas Paine, for { _ Dp. Lane’s ~ Chilblain Remedy Gives Immediate Relief ZAC: 5 eke — Vinton’s Pharmacy. Bargain i We have determined to close get your choice, you will get. SNELL © ! We Must Have Room > >» } We have a large stock of . Spring Goods on the way and in order to make roomffor it we have made a Big Reduction in all our Winter Godds. Bargains i ; them all out. Call now and You will be surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. There Are None Better eo ae Reasonable in Price. niversl and Gem Monitor Stee Ranges Our reputation will not permit us to carry inferior Goods, Examine our line of Ranges and also our complete stouk of Van Dyke Gnamet Ware Whioh is Guaranteed not to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and uo, soe a Geo. BK. TLurner Try Pride of Virginia Cut Plug Smoking Tobacco. -In cans 10 and 20 cents each. Che Bee Five Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Dt f Re RY ——— —s amt AQ S peittie . . >

One 4 Oure will fl, and th . cure nen ‘or sale . : ir 50, nd $8.50, ese good efore, cunce he 4 coqeree? peerless 88 1000 only the very disee ourselves as others oul ld have to work ) oculists wou oad street is at : én Br ste ith the best of p supplied W d’s a stege and all the eas are high kickers of Jess merit and ability. ronnd to Willlam Harry’s saloon on Pine street this nan doesn’t look frightened ta_wife informs him that he bis sleep shen can trust—-himRaa see what 1s going on at ra Nevada saloon on Sacrareet tonight. anes are so. addicted to the ¢ not feeling well that they feel well if they felt otherthe favorite brands of liquors arg are kept at the Glenbrook rt Lonkey and wife have sold a timoer land in Meadow Lake ip to the Sierra Nevada Wood ber Company. visitors to the Grotto tonight served with a nice hot lunch. invited. Black, who was injured by an on at the Pioneer Reduction last month, can now see some his left eye while the right optic rely well. He left San Franoday for Los Angeles. he Council Chamber tonight a ot lanch will be served. Drop 1 get some. prior Judge 8. A. Smith of Sierra yesterday confirmed the sale estate in the matter of the esnd guardianship of Charles M. ,»& minor. The property con of the home of Dr. Swayze on de extrala street, which was sold to him ime ago. worth dlord Onivell has made arrangeYew Samples, Co lat : . Piano Tuning. arprising o a don’t del All New¢ EC a City. UN atch Cha uitar St as possi se Firstel tal y rapid gone, >welé ocery # y_ be col or. “J japport ut mio ellent 4 ed to WH ome of mmereld to serve an exceptionally fine r atthe New York Hotel tomorening and a great treat is in fot all who are present. A!l of this popular hostelry are is shown every attention. bory Hall is a scene of gatety Saturday night for the weekly B given at that place by ComOare very popular with those pjoy dancing and the gallery is 8 filled with spectators who enjoy ng the good music given by orehestra. Attend the social . Sharp, piano maker and taner, main in town for a few days Order by mail. {1-1t Stop Wasting Water ! plaints, .are..being.. made..that.l. 8 AO unnecessary waste of water r the city, and IT MUST BE PED. People should ba-careful je the water economically or exmeasures will be resorted to. er of the Board of Trustees. HoaH Morcaig, Collector. 8 Geo eafness Cannot Be Cured. al applications, as they cannot . : the diseased portion of the ear. 8 only one way to cure deafand that is by constitutional es. Deafness is caused by an ed condition of the mucous linthe Eustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a Aas sound or imperfect hearing, hen it is entirely closed deatthe result, and unless the inAtion ean be taken out and this Btored to its normal condition, ey be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh, 8 nothing but an inflamed-conbf the mucous sul faces, 11 give One Hundred Dollare y case of deafness (caused ‘by that cannot be cured by -Hall’s 3 OREN for Grains. free by druggists, 750,” or Family Piils ure the beat. Renn OED Gn Greceeeempemenn it Edge whiskey is found in resorts, saloons and groceries bre. Your table ig not combout it, 8-690 Women and Jewels, ‘ candy, flowers, man—that ie wl of a woman’s preferences, Orm & magnet of mighty power prorags woman, Kven tbat ; Of all jewels, health, is often m the strenous efforts to make Eon Money to purchasa them. nan will risk her beal'h to get in gem, then let her fortify her8t the insiduous consequenOUghs, colds and bronchial af4 y te regular use of Dr. _German Syrup. It will y arrest consumption in: its i ed and heal the affected lunge ee . “i tubes and drive the a © from the system. It is reall, but it .is a certain cure 8, age and all bronchial e. Y¥ can get. Dr. G. G. reliable remedies at all drug& n’s Special Almanac. 8 tyeeie is nothing in the world ‘more — 8 drink of good whis= “9080 Moore is good whiskey. ors and cigars are . . Are We to Have An. other Plant Here, For some time {t-has been an open secret that the South Yuba Water Company contemplated putting in an electric plant at some point not deteraiined upon. The purpose of the plant was to furnish power for thie section of the country. It is a4id that they have more water than they can dispose of and therefore would utilize some of it in the way of an electric plant. An Alta cofrespondent of the Colfax Sentinel-has-this-to-say—of-the new project;. “*[t is the intention of the South Yuba Water Co. to place an electric plant here ‘the coming season to furnish. power for Nevada City., Work is td begin in the .spring as soon as the weather is settled.” Resumed Work Tbe McCutchan mine at Canada Hill was started up this moaning, and work will be carried on as long as the supply of water lasts for the work. The ditches and flames have been repaired put in good condition, and everything looks favorable for the season’s run. The Bee Euehered, The Sacramento Bee bas been making a great and thought to be very successful fight against the nickel-inthe-slot machine, but “Uncle George,” the Mayor, is said to have knocked the stuffin’ out of it. The Bee gets wratby because it has been euchered on the second hand, and this is the way that paper tells about it: “The saloonkeepers, through a perfected organization, had laid their plans and commenced carrying them out, even before the Board’s endorsement of Chief Sullivan, so sure were they that the scheme would work suoccessfully. Advantage isto be taken of the Mayor’s stand that machines which pay winnings in cigars can run, and the otber mechines will, in a few days, be turning out teer checks for winning numters; and these will be redeemed in cash, less a small commission, atthe bar. And so can men aud youth continue to gamble at the machines; so does “Clean Town George” hope to cater to the overwhelming demand of the business and family element of the city by closing ap money paying machines while at the same time he redeemed his anteelection ‘pledge to the saloonkeepers by permitting them to run machines which pay in beer checks—transferable into coin. saad New Advertisement. Fiecher Brothere, the Plaza grocerymen, have a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT, io which they speak of the large and fresh stock of goods kept by them. All orders, either large or small, which are eent to them, receive prompt attention and are delivered without delay. Hay and grain are also sold at low rates. Give them a trial order. Food Changed to Polson. Patrefsing food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but age curing Constipation, Biliousnesa, Sic Fevers, all.Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. eo A harmless, and even wholesome stimulant, made from carefully s8elected grain-pure, old, mellow 4s Gilt Edge whiekey. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada Countyans, which was held at Glenbrook onthe 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion nt.five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf Vy wife had pimples on her face, but gue es been taking CASCARETS and they ait consti nbn for ; th ret Casoaret I time. but after takve had no trouble e fi with this ailment. We oansgs spon too high . Cascarets.”’ fe sd bat Germantown Ave., Philadelphis, Pa CANOY ee atable. Povent. Taste Good, lev eee elarent., Teste Seed. fo eo» CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Mosireal, Kew York. Sié UO-T0-BA0 S23 SyUMI I. was ~ k Headache, . . had been troubled . . Ndi te Lobe Opened Up. A party of miners have bonded the Midnight mine, owned by Edwin Tilley, and they are going to open it up in good shape. The TransonrpT had this information yesterday, but deferred saying anything about the matter antil the bond was signed. This took place last evening, and operations are to be started right away. Messrs. Weldon, Hawke, Cleveland Marowich and Oalanan are practical miners, and they will work the property to good advantage. Sinking is to be commenced next week, and before long the Midnight will be producing well. Past operations have. proven that & good ore body exists in this worked by tributers, who received very satisfactory returns, The Midnight is situated across the creek from the Sierra Queen mine, ashort distance below the Suspension bridge. «The examination as to the insanity of Givoani Bequilaque came up in the Superior Court this morning at ten o'clock. Drs. R.M. Hunt and O. L. Maller examined Bequilaque, and other testimony was adduced, Judge Nilon committed him to the asylum at Steckton. Will be Retired. Wasuinaton, January 81—The Navy Department issued.an order announcingthat Rear Admirals William T. Sampson and P. J. Cromwell will be placed on the retired list on the 9th of February, on account of age. Admiral Sampson is now in this city on waiting orders, his health having compelled his relinquishments of active duties several months ago. Admiral Cromwell is in command of the Earopean station. Captains G. H. Waldleigh and P. H. Cooper will be} promoted. The New Union, The New Union Hotel of this city enjoys a steady run of trade the year round. The excellent accommodabe afforded at thie hostelry make it ver lic. Mr. Metzenbaugher, the proprietor, is always to the front in looking out for the comfort of his guests. The sleeping rooms are nicely farnished, and the traveler feela perfectly at home at the New Union. The dining room is one of the main features of the house, the table being supplied with the very beet in the market. Tomorrow the usual good dinner will be served.

Jesse Moore whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as well as for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. ~e@e Along, sweet smoke, Thomas PainCigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Declared insane. y popular with the traveling pub-. for the throat and lungs. that Has Not Been Worked in Years. . We learn from a very reliable authority that a short time since some of the leading mining capitalists of San Francisco bonded a large tract of land at whatis known as Remington Hill, about eighteen miles from this city. Itis a drifting proposition, and work will be commenced upen it just as seon as the weather is settled in the spring. A well-known miniug man of this city will superintend the ‘Opening up of the property. Set In early times this section was one, of the richest gravel spots in this section of the State, and an immense amount of gold was taken out when the miners were on the channel. There is no question about the succees of the new operators of this enterprise, as they have plenty of capital to develop this property as it should be. That there is an immense deposit of rich gravel running through Remington Hill and all along that ridge isa certainty. It will require quite an outlay of money on the start, but eventually the capitalists will be amply rewarded for their investment. Buried al Oakland. Mrs. Jerome Deasy, who was wellknown in this county, having for a time conducted the Holbrooke House at Grass Valley in conjunction with her husband, was buried at Oakland yeaterday. Walchman Resigns. Wa. Scott, whe for several months past has filled the position of watchman at the depot, has resigned. William Taylor, the engine wiper, has been appoigted in his stead, and will attend to the duties cf both positions in a painstaking way. The Sick. D. 8S. Baker, the well known dray man, is quite sick at his home. Frank McolIntire of this city is confined to his room by illmess. Mr, McIntire is sawyerat M.L & D. Marsh’s mill. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. The were ralsed and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tf 2 6@e----— The Population of Nevada City Ie about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam Price 25c and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by . Dickerman, sole agent. Did You Get The Picture you wanted? I have a few Tlie High Grade Goods Which I will sell at wholesale cost ice thie week. I do not wish to carry these goods over. MOORE —> ..O0he Photographer I make Picture frames to Order. aoe clean house. our store of all odds find them. prices. In the Furn at less than cost. A Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, # Nevada City. . Tel, Main 791 BJQ. ONE PRICS of good values awaits you. OUSE CLEANING SALE t— efore stock taking ‘we are going to ‘We are going to clear and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’sand Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut ishing Goods a harvest Odds andeayds ll of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prospe all. Store Closes at 7:30. rous New Year to you The Red Front § Main Street, Grass Valley. § @ Tei. Main 751 § money Dont Y _.MAKING Wl cnmann PIDE Have ArrivedVES como mrevrrvrr Te tt Gro. C. GAYLORD @ SONPROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55}. BROAD STREET G. L. Price is up from Sacramento. Peter Seith is confined to his home by Illness, The young child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallett is quite ill. Miss E. E. Hoeft will leavatomorrow for San Francisco. __ L. Hyman and ©. O. Jepson have returned from Relief Hill. Max Isoard and O. Shenk returned today from You Bet. J. Sullivan and R. Whitehead of San Francisco arrived here last evening. O, O. Niestrath' of Forest City came down last evening and left today for San Francisco. . Superintendent Chas. W. Root and Robert Simonds, Jr., left this morning for the Independence mine, Carl Schmidt left this morning for Sacramento on a business trip. Thomas G. Smith of San Francisco, who has been here spending a few days, returned home this morning. CO. J. Schuster arrived here last evening from San Franoisco and left this morning for Grizzley Hill. W. J. Langevin of San Francisco is here spending a few days. N. E. McGregor of Forest City, who has been to San Francisco, left here this morning for his home. on a visit to her sister, Mrs Harry Rogers and her perents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McCutchan. “ Jadge S. A. Smith, who has been visiting his-family. at Oakland, returned to Downieville today. the sick list, is able to be around again. Miss Ruth Richards left this morning for Sacramento on a visit to friends. ; J. W. Totten, of San Francieco, who has been here ona visit to hie sister, morning. : John W. Dark, who is employed at turned this morning from San Louis witb relatives, Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so miany from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Mrs, A. M. Gray of Stockton is here. « W. H. Crawford, who has been on . Mrs. Hi Shearer, left for home this OC. F. Brayton’s furniture store, reObispo, where he has been visiting Improvements at “the Merrimac It leoke as though the Merrimac mine beyond Town Talk is to be etarted up soon. During the past ten daye considerable mining timber has been red there. A large lot of building lumber has also been hauled to the works, which are evidently to be enlarged. This property is owned by Col. George D. Stone and others, of San Francisco, and it has been lyivg idlefor five years or more. At the National. ei The gueste at the National Hote) of this city are alwaye well treated. It ie one of the best hostelries in the interior of the State, and is largely patronized. The dining department cannot be excelled. Try the fine spread there tomorrow. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Termes part down-and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?.. We Roast Daily -TAYLOR’S . Tea and Coffee eernernererverversnrsersereneervervtro ervereerenesernereereerereernerervtr FRIENDS.. e Wr Retain old friends besides. Try know. FOL The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster t Ww BOR Rei Soe tei ie ie Ww 18 Commercial Street -> > our Celebrated epenes Panoche an anything we EWS Nevada City. 33333333333 ROO PULALAMAMAMAMAMALALAMAMALCALALALALALAAALALALAALAL ALL We bave inaugurated. a will clear our shelves of miss this sale. s All Must Go.. é Big Clearance Sale at our store and jj all Winter Goods. Those who are looking for Bargains io Millinery and Dry Goods should not We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it. Everything nas been reduced. well. FE Crawford tense . SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT * ~~ ¥g pound packages, 150. } pound package, 800. CROMARTY SMOKED BLOATEBS, 5c each; 6 for 25 cents MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 20 OUR OWN*BAKING POWDER, 1 Ib. can 80s GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 25c We are Agents for Drifted Snow Flour, CLOTHIORS 9 Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer Broad Street, Hewada City. Did Not Loose It All. New Yorx, Jatfuary 81—Upon inqulry at the head office of the Mutual Life Insurance Company in this city, it is ascertained that the amount actually carried by this Company on the life of the late Frank H. Peavey of Minneapolis, did not exceed $250, 000. The remaining $750,000 of the $1,000,000 policy issued by the Company on his life was safely re-insured in other companies. = To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. Try the new sale at Rector Bros. BORN. At Willow Valley, January 80, 1902, to the wife of V. E. Austin, a son. r, Thomas Paine, for { _ Dp. Lane’s ~ Chilblain Remedy Gives Immediate Relief ZAC: 5 eke — Vinton’s Pharmacy. Bargain i We have determined to close get your choice, you will get. SNELL © ! We Must Have Room > >» } We have a large stock of . Spring Goods on the way and in order to make roomffor it we have made a Big Reduction in all our Winter Godds. Bargains i ; them all out. Call now and You will be surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. There Are None Better eo ae Reasonable in Price. niversl and Gem Monitor Stee Ranges Our reputation will not permit us to carry inferior Goods, Examine our line of Ranges and also our complete stouk of Van Dyke Gnamet Ware Whioh is Guaranteed not to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and uo, soe a Geo. BK. TLurner Try Pride of Virginia Cut Plug Smoking Tobacco. -In cans 10 and 20 cents each. Che Bee Five Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Dt f Re RY ——— —s amt AQ S peittie . . >