February 13, 1901 (4 pages)

, baving charge of w stated that the rom canned beet, . from a broken . and lath : York, are pros. + IMiculty. 12 —The Everett a four-story. brick — 274 Forty-second tely destroyed by oss is estimated at covered by insur. d with such rapides of the building ape by the staired by the firemen . So far as known injured. low windows 4 ofa nice fins 2 going a gait. ore’ money for UY.3, arrived toR & GO. “TEA OR GOFFE, . ncé to us and to-ou, sequently we use e in the selection odities and offer nds obtainable rand OFFER At. 40° Cent ing sold at the pri ce \d delicious arcma. rill enjoy our t TEAS, (irecer. inane 2 x In the Race a the Confectionery 38 several qualificaweet ness, Attractiveanliness, Chéapnese. se for our Oandies * French Mixed of and be convinced. treet, Nevada City d Ball GIVEN AT LY HALL ON— N’S BIRTHDAY. ary 22d, Tort, Regt, f PRIZES: dy—Gold Braeelet. mnt—Gold Ring. Lady Oharacter—A jent—Hat.° ady—Pair Shoes. ent—Silk Muffi:r. Best Sustained Group—Banquet t prize, Cake. : d Prize, Ham. 4 fall Orchestra, in—D. B. Getchell, K. « Neagle. cets $1. Gallery 3 nd Ladies 25 cents. raised at the door. rented at Wa. A. ‘ou TRANSOR _ADNESDAY. «.--+sseFOB: 13, 1901) —Uncalled For — Criticism. here were destroyed, Temakah is a Se On Account of @ Statemettitphohitante ~ Given from a Reliable Source. ’ Inhabitants os Cooler Judgment Should Have Provailed on the Part of the Union. On Tuesday evening the TRANscRIPT published the following: The Herald to Suspend. The Nevada City Evening Herald will suspend. The material of the office has been sold to W. F. Prisk, of the Grass Valley Union, only paper. ; hands several times since. above: ; FALSE REPORT. As Reported. publication. the Transcript Published a “False Report.” On Tuesday noon one of the princip 1 men in the employ of the Herald palled upon the TRANSCRIPT for a poition on this paper. He said “Mr. Wadsworth, the proprietor of the Herild, had informed him that he had sold he material of the paper to the Grass @ . @arthquake shock today at Grazalema The TRANSCRIPT was established here in 1860 when there were two papers . published—the Journal and the Demooe crat. Both of them suspended and for many years the TRANSCRIPT was the In 1883 the Herald was established ‘by local printers and published by them for several years, and has changed ‘This morning’s Union publishes the ‘following excitable answer to the The Herald Plant Has Not Been Sold The Transcriet of last.evening stated that the Herald ot this city.would suspend publication an4 that the. material of the Herald office bad been sold to W. F. Prisk, publisher of the Union. The statement of the Transcript is = jithout foundation. The material of the office has not been sold tu W. F. Prisk, and for the TRaNscrrpt to publish the statement that the Herald is to uspend publication is ynwarranted, unfair and mean advantage for ond * * * # pontemporary to take of another un-— ler any conditions, until an announce— ment to that effect is made by the.pubisher, who should know his own business best. It is particularly reprehensible when such a statement is made so ostensibly to advance one’ own selfish interests, and then to gloat pver the misfortunes of contempories who have been forced to suspend al the ‘Reader Judge Whether or Not Valley Union, and the paper would be uspended.” Could we have had better authority. toad dépot was raided by unknown persons. inthe night-time and eightyfive cases of liquor consigned to people . ‘TemaKan, Neb. Feb. 12.—The rail“dry” town under the local option Jaw, and it is believed a party. of women took the law into their own hands. Mataca, Feb. 12.—There was an forty miles from Cadiz. It wus accompanied by lcnd rumblinge, “The inhabitants became panic-stricken and many buildings were damaged. Explosion of Powder Works.; -Lonpon, Feb. 12,— Six men were killed today by an explosion in Ohil‘worth gun powder works near Guildford. Money to Loan. Plenty of meney to loan at 8 per cent per annum, which include taxes. To be returned ip monthly installments. Appiy to T. B. Smith, Union Hotel Nevada City. £6 2w Agents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best Terms. Outfit mailed on receipt of 15 cents. Address 8. ©. Miller & Co., Portland, Oregon, j26-6 e@o ee Fresh Creamery Butter at 45 cents a roll At Sigourney’s Tay Tea and fer Hos > Per pound is the price of \. our cheapest. coffee. We 6 do not recommend it very where in Americafor the money. “* * 7-\bs for $1. fair coffee. H_ drinks etter than one would Still, we sell very little of it. S-lbs s. for $1. yoasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people Wholesale Price List Furnished on Application.) S0¢ Costa Rica coffee has always been popular with the Germans. It and Java (we know how to do it.) 31°2 pounds for $ (Write for Sample.) highly, but it’s as good as can be obtained any_(Writa for Wholesale. Price List.) Per pound gives you a 20¢ imagine; because perhaps, it’s fresh roasted. (Write for Wholesale Price List.) Per pound is the price of our family coffee. : C And it’s a good coffee, too, It is skillfully want a pound of _ good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Buys you a pound of good Costa Rica Coffee. bas a rich, full flavor and great strength; blends “nicely with Mocha Is the price of our Mocha, Java and Coste c; Rica blend. This combination is growing in popularity every month. 1. Itisa populgr price and by man ti coffee is preferred to straight Jay and Mucha, : PN taste demands strength, in addition t fragrant drinking qualities. or the statement, or could we have : aid less than we did ? It was an item of news. We gave it Readers, we leave it to yott to judge he whole matter. No one could have been more 8 prised at the above comments of thi) emocth drinking, (Write for Wholesale Price List an AOc Here is where we touc upon by. the majcrit urand it jis. coffees' bas ever yet as Java and Mocha, Union than’the TransoripT. This pa-. blended. 2 1-2 Pounds for $t. per makes due allowance for the unGust criticism, and will only say that if the Editor of the Union had had due time to reflect upon the matter he vould have left the unkind words un: aid, and in his calmer moments We . tention to it. believe he will regret them. TRaNsoripT seeks no quarrel with any (Sample Free.) your coffees against stale, roast every day. the latest and best. — the tea and coffee business from “A flavoriess goods. Our roasting plant Our The . steadily. We want your trade, al i d get samples of avy grade . ep dae lper » ie wish to try. of tea or coffee you may Dro contemporary, but if forced intu one it . Nevada City. will be the last to quit. Nearing Their Last’ Stand. New York, February 12.—A dispateb to the Herald from London says that a sentiment of supreme hopefulness is prevalent im London relative to the Condition of affairs in South Africa and adds: _ “There is absolutely no doubt that ‘hews hag reached bere from German Sources showing that the Boers ere pretty well at their last stand. eee 7e hing elee, -The chances are that there will be no extra session, allrumors thereof notwithstanding. This present flurry is only the regalar biennial one, and is Probably designed to induce the Senate to get.a move on rather than anyF. W. TAYLOR, PROP. NEVADA CITY. For Sale. . Athirty-galion hot water tank and a Howell, the plumber. ternoon she will be met at the depot . by two detectives in citizen’s clothes,. _ ‘she goes while here. Chief of Police ‘dent of Effington County, is dead at We sell 3-lbs of this delicious blend for especially those whose the coffee that is looked y of people as “the best . ' . that money can buy”— No other combination of . yielded such . aromatic properties . when properly . Please bear in mind that in buying . here you are oe e We understand aaa 7.” We devote our whole time and at. trade is growing . s a postal if you live outside be Commercial Te (0, Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. . WHOLES ALE. AND RETAIL: bathtub are offered for sale. Exiquire of . NEW YORK . iced Detect workers arrive in Obicago late this afwho will accompany her everywhere . Kipley said that this was done to “protect Mrs: Nation against cranks.” “But,” he added. “Chicago is not Kansas by any means. And if Mrs. Nation starts ‘to destroy the property of others, the officers will arrest her.” Mrs. Nation will lecture tonight under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. He Grew Up Among Indians. “Marroon, Ill, Feb. 12. — Mitchell Reed, 90 years of age, a pioneer resiElliottstown. He was a native of Knox County, Tenn, When 6 years old bis parents took him to Jackson’s in the. Creek Nation and he grew up among the savages, becoming a trader and intimate of Davy Crockett, the noted frontiersman. Reed came to Lilinois in 1836. Moést everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction, bid THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter ofthe estate of ANN JANE SCOTT, deceased, Notice is hereby given, that inpursuance of an order of the * uperior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California,made on the Eleventh day of February, 1901, in the matter of the estate of Ann Jane-Seott. deceased, the undersigned, the Administratrix of the estate of the said Estate willsell at publie auction to the highest bidder, for cash gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by sa‘d Superior Court, on SATURDAY the %h DAY of MARCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., in front of the Court House door, at the Court House, Nevada City. County of Nevada, State of California, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Ann Jane Scott at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by Cxicaco, Feb. 12.—When Mrs Currie} Nation and her party. of temperance} . » Pepe Olives, tn bulk, Extra Large Choice Salmon Bellies, . Raston Baked Rrown Bread, ~ Geo. C. Gaylord & « PHONE MAIN 551 Strained Honey, in jars, Ee ee And the most complete stock of Fancy and Domestic Groceries in TOW. . ee a >> s Railey's Boneless Herring, in ‘glass; Clam Chowder, PLAaeae ated Son, The Grocers. BROAD ST., NEVAOA CITY." YOU NEED THEM ! And They Can Be Had In P. G. Scidden’s : Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a la,Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection I X L Deep Sea Clams, . Dainty Chips. . Dainty German Wafers. Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh. SM StStStStStSSuSie SSSI SISSIES (SiS SUS SSS SSS Si % ti ir operation of law or otherwise acquired other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane Seott at the time of_her: death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or pareel of land, situate, lving ard being in the seid County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows: Improyements at Columbia Hill on land of Kureka Lake Company, bounded north by School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company's reservoir, south by lands of Eureka Lake Company, and west by road leading from County Road to Mining Claims; together . . with the dwélling house on the parcel of land herein described. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold eoin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court : AGNES M. HUBBARD, Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane Scott. deceased. Dated, February 11, 1901. fel2 THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL... * Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Jie MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPEC*JALTY, Just Ask any School Girl Mixed pickles in quart.and--half gallon bottles—15 and 25 CHAS. E.MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Who has tasted our Fancy MixeEp Pickles how she likes them. Ifshe does not say they are excellent, we will be a little surprised. They are the sour kind—make your mouth water to even think of them. You cau have all these ‘mixed pickles YOU WANT AT 50 CTS. A GALLON. cts. MusTarp PICKLES in bottles, either chow chow or Piccalilli. ae . A. & H. W. HARTUNG,~ Honey, =Pickles in Bulk, Saratoga Chips, ; Bloaters,, = Plum Pudding SS Green and ripe Olives in Bulk, Gold and Silver Finish, with and without alarm. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, °°” The World’s Standard, ©ays on hand a full line of. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. oe. q Combs for 286 {0c @ quart dbc a Pound 6 for 26¢ 2c a cal Walnuts and Almond s Jackvon's Bochive Grocery — = The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street.. Nevada City, Cal. —_—— ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. y Bodies Embalmed for shipment. a Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Telephone -34.re) d b <-> 1 <a = ; FOR SALE. = . é A e A rare opportunity is offered for investment. Party desires to sel+ immediately, 100 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s 0i] Company o' California ¢ Non-AssessablePrice fie per share for all or any part. Company's price, ( $1.00 per share. Address, é Cc. J. TALLON. i ( y No. 308 Market St. San Francisco. <-> is M QOOOOOQOHOHOOOOOHOOO ee to . a SO. . . ‘Frame . Pictures . . . . . . With; Artistic Judgt ent. . Moore Also Makes Photographs. UNDERTAKING PARLORS. fy GOOHOHESOHSOOOOOOO ®LA RUE’'S— Do You Wear Boots ?. We haven’t called attention to this~ line of our stock for some time, but it ~ is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand. Of course we are fully prepared for those who wear Shoes. We havé a fine line of Winter Shoes *K * «Headache Powders. * Safe and Sure. KK MK OR of extra good quality. We also do repairing on short notice, All work guaranteed. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. * KM They Do Not : Affect the Heart. KK K KOK K & x x For Sale at © © © © © © © ) © © © ’ DICKERMAN’S. 8 . Drugs, Stationery and S = Photo Supplies. © OOOOHOOOOHOOOOOOO SPECIAL BARGAINS «2 Diamonds . . . Es ate e fine hg po of Pine and ba nd I have had it thoroughly remodel now prepared to finest brands of an Beer 5 Cents. eee Se Be ak 5 BA EEE RN HARRY’S : SALOON i “GEORGE HURST, Prop. i AVING ASSUMED "HE MANAGEMENT \ pee the finest : : : ® SALOON AT) HASED THE S. dan serve my patrous with tne) pared to furnish the publie wit WINES AND LIQUORS. WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. wl of this well-known bakery, 1 am . . Bread, Pies-and Cakes = Delivered free. to any part of the city. BAKERY, Wed Jewelry AND Silverware. Finest Assortment in the Market to select from. a TSAI ARE If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexaminefthis list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, — Reception; Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs,’ eJ AMES KINKEAD Ske He We Se He He eG He Te I ee ee ee TERS FOR Something Suitable HEADQUAR . ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a spec ity FINEST MILLINERY. Dre Cesds, Toys<and Notions. iW. H, CRAWFORD, Main Street

, baving charge of w stated that the rom canned beet, . from a broken . and lath : York, are pros. + IMiculty. 12 —The Everett a four-story. brick — 274 Forty-second tely destroyed by oss is estimated at covered by insur. d with such rapides of the building ape by the staired by the firemen . So far as known injured. low windows 4 ofa nice fins 2 going a gait. ore’ money for UY.3, arrived toR & GO. “TEA OR GOFFE, . ncé to us and to-ou, sequently we use e in the selection odities and offer nds obtainable rand OFFER At. 40° Cent ing sold at the pri ce \d delicious arcma. rill enjoy our t TEAS, (irecer. inane 2 x In the Race a the Confectionery 38 several qualificaweet ness, Attractiveanliness, Chéapnese. se for our Oandies * French Mixed of and be convinced. treet, Nevada City d Ball GIVEN AT LY HALL ON— N’S BIRTHDAY.. ary 22d, Tort, Regt, f PRIZES: dy—Gold Braeelet. mnt—Gold Ring. Lady Oharacter—A jent—Hat.° ady—Pair Shoes. ent—Silk Muffi:r. Best Sustained Group—Banquet t prize, Cake. : d Prize, Ham. 4 fall Orchestra, in—D. B. Getchell, K. « Neagle. cets $1. Gallery 3 nd Ladies 25 cents. raised at the door. rented at Wa. A. ‘ou TRANSOR _ADNESDAY. «.--+sseFOB: 13, 1901) —Uncalled For — Criticism. here were destroyed, Temakah is a Se On Account of @ Statemettitphohitante ~ Given from a Reliable Source. ’ Inhabitants os Cooler Judgment Should Have Provailed on the Part of the Union. On Tuesday evening the TRANscRIPT published the following: The Herald to Suspend. The Nevada City Evening Herald will suspend. The material of the office has been sold to W. F. Prisk, of the Grass Valley Union, only paper. ; hands several times since. above: ; FALSE REPORT. As Reported. publication. the Transcript Published a “False Report.” On Tuesday noon one of the princip 1 men in the employ of the Herald palled upon the TRANSCRIPT for a poition on this paper. He said “Mr. Wadsworth, the proprietor of the Herild, had informed him that he had sold he material of the paper to the Grass @ . @arthquake shock today at Grazalema The TRANSCRIPT was established here in 1860 when there were two papers . published—the Journal and the Demooe crat. Both of them suspended and for many years the TRANSCRIPT was the In 1883 the Herald was established ‘by local printers and published by them for several years, and has changed ‘This morning’s Union publishes the ‘following excitable answer to the The Herald Plant Has Not Been Sold The Transcriet of last.evening stated that the Herald ot this city.would suspend publication an4 that the. material of the Herald office bad been sold to W. F. Prisk, publisher of the Union. The statement of the Transcript is = jithout foundation. The material of the office has not been sold tu W. F. Prisk, and for the TRaNscrrpt to publish the statement that the Herald is to uspend publication is ynwarranted, unfair and mean advantage for ond * * * # pontemporary to take of another un-— ler any conditions, until an announce— ment to that effect is made by the.pubisher, who should know his own business best. It is particularly reprehensible when such a statement is made so ostensibly to advance one’ own selfish interests, and then to gloat pver the misfortunes of contempories who have been forced to suspend al the ‘Reader Judge Whether or Not Valley Union, and the paper would be uspended.” Could we have had better authority. toad dépot was raided by unknown persons. inthe night-time and eightyfive cases of liquor consigned to people . ‘TemaKan, Neb. Feb. 12.—The rail“dry” town under the local option Jaw, and it is believed a party. of women took the law into their own hands. Mataca, Feb. 12.—There was an forty miles from Cadiz. It wus accompanied by lcnd rumblinge, “The inhabitants became panic-stricken and many buildings were damaged. Explosion of Powder Works.; -Lonpon, Feb. 12,— Six men were killed today by an explosion in Ohil‘worth gun powder works near Guildford. Money to Loan. Plenty of meney to loan at 8 per cent per annum, which include taxes. To be returned ip monthly installments. Appiy to T. B. Smith, Union Hotel Nevada City. £6 2w Agents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best Terms. Outfit mailed on receipt of 15 cents. Address 8. ©. Miller & Co., Portland, Oregon, j26-6 e@o ee Fresh Creamery Butter at 45 cents a roll At Sigourney’s Tay Tea and fer Hos > Per pound is the price of \. our cheapest. coffee. We 6 do not recommend it very where in Americafor the money. “* * 7-\bs for $1. fair coffee. H_ drinks etter than one would Still, we sell very little of it. S-lbs s. for $1. yoasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people Wholesale Price List Furnished on Application.) S0¢ Costa Rica coffee has always been popular with the Germans. It and Java (we know how to do it.) 31°2 pounds for $ (Write for Sample.) highly, but it’s as good as can be obtained any_(Writa for Wholesale. Price List.) Per pound gives you a 20¢ imagine; because perhaps, it’s fresh roasted. (Write for Wholesale Price List.) Per pound is the price of our family coffee. : C And it’s a good coffee, too, It is skillfully want a pound of _ good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Buys you a pound of good Costa Rica Coffee. bas a rich, full flavor and great strength; blends “nicely with Mocha Is the price of our Mocha, Java and Coste c; Rica blend. This combination is growing in popularity every month. 1. Itisa populgr price and by man ti coffee is preferred to straight Jay and Mucha, : PN taste demands strength, in addition t fragrant drinking qualities. or the statement, or could we have : aid less than we did ? It was an item of news. We gave it Readers, we leave it to yott to judge he whole matter. No one could have been more 8 prised at the above comments of thi) emocth drinking, (Write for Wholesale Price List an AOc Here is where we touc upon by. the majcrit urand it jis. coffees' bas ever yet as Java and Mocha, Union than’the TransoripT. This pa-. blended. 2 1-2 Pounds for $t. per makes due allowance for the unGust criticism, and will only say that if the Editor of the Union had had due time to reflect upon the matter he vould have left the unkind words un: aid, and in his calmer moments We . tention to it. believe he will regret them. TRaNsoripT seeks no quarrel with any (Sample Free.) your coffees against stale, roast every day. the latest and best. — the tea and coffee business from “A flavoriess goods. Our roasting plant Our The . steadily. We want your trade, al i d get samples of avy grade . ep dae lper » ie wish to try. of tea or coffee you may Dro contemporary, but if forced intu one it . Nevada City. will be the last to quit. Nearing Their Last’ Stand. New York, February 12.—A dispateb to the Herald from London says that a sentiment of supreme hopefulness is prevalent im London relative to the Condition of affairs in South Africa and adds: _ “There is absolutely no doubt that ‘hews hag reached bere from German Sources showing that the Boers ere pretty well at their last stand. eee 7e hing elee, -The chances are that there will be no extra session, allrumors thereof notwithstanding. This present flurry is only the regalar biennial one, and is Probably designed to induce the Senate to get.a move on rather than anyF. W. TAYLOR, PROP. NEVADA CITY. For Sale. . Athirty-galion hot water tank and a Howell, the plumber. ternoon she will be met at the depot . by two detectives in citizen’s clothes,. _ ‘she goes while here. Chief of Police ‘dent of Effington County, is dead at We sell 3-lbs of this delicious blend for especially those whose the coffee that is looked y of people as “the best . ' . that money can buy”— No other combination of . yielded such . aromatic properties . when properly . Please bear in mind that in buying . here you are oe e We understand aaa 7.” We devote our whole time and at. trade is growing . s a postal if you live outside be Commercial Te (0,

Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. . WHOLES ALE. AND RETAIL: bathtub are offered for sale. Exiquire of . NEW YORK . iced Detect workers arrive in Obicago late this afwho will accompany her everywhere . Kipley said that this was done to “protect Mrs: Nation against cranks.” “But,” he added. “Chicago is not Kansas by any means. And if Mrs. Nation starts ‘to destroy the property of others, the officers will arrest her.” Mrs. Nation will lecture tonight under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. He Grew Up Among Indians. “Marroon, Ill, Feb. 12. — Mitchell Reed, 90 years of age, a pioneer resiElliottstown. He was a native of Knox County, Tenn, When 6 years old bis parents took him to Jackson’s in the. Creek Nation and he grew up among the savages, becoming a trader and intimate of Davy Crockett, the noted frontiersman. Reed came to Lilinois in 1836. Moést everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction, bid THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter ofthe estate of ANN JANE SCOTT, deceased, Notice is hereby given, that inpursuance of an order of the * uperior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California,made on the Eleventh day of February, 1901, in the matter of the estate of Ann Jane-Seott. deceased, the undersigned, the Administratrix of the estate of the said Estate willsell at publie auction to the highest bidder, for cash gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by sa‘d Superior Court, on SATURDAY the %h DAY of MARCH, 1901, at 12c’clock M., in front of the Court House door, at the Court House, Nevada City. County of Nevada, State of California, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Ann Jane Scott at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by Cxicaco, Feb. 12.—When Mrs Currie} Nation and her party. of temperance} . » Pepe Olives, tn bulk, Extra Large Choice Salmon Bellies, . Raston Baked Rrown Bread, ~ Geo. C. Gaylord & « PHONE MAIN 551 Strained Honey, in jars, Ee ee And the most complete stock of Fancy and Domestic Groceries in TOW. . ee a >> s Railey's Boneless Herring, in ‘glass; Clam Chowder, PLAaeae ated Son, The Grocers. BROAD ST., NEVAOA CITY." YOU NEED THEM ! And They Can Be Had In P. G. Scidden’s : Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a la,Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection I X L Deep Sea Clams, . Dainty Chips. . Dainty German Wafers. Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh. SM StStStStStSSuSie SSSI SISSIES (SiS SUS SSS SSS Si % ti ir operation of law or otherwise acquired other than. or in addition to that of the said Ann Jane Seott at the time of_her: death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or pareel of land, situate, lving ard being in the seid County of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows: Improyements at Columbia Hill on land of Kureka Lake Company, bounded north by School House lot, east by Eureka Lake Company's reservoir, south by lands of Eureka Lake Company, and west by road leading from County Road to Mining Claims; together . . with the dwélling house on the parcel of land herein described. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold eoin of the United States, to be paid to the Administratrix on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court : AGNES M. HUBBARD, Administratrix of the Estate of Ann Jane Scott. deceased. Dated, February 11, 1901. fel2 THE RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL..... * Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Jie MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPEC*JALTY, Just Ask any School Girl Mixed pickles in quart.and--half gallon bottles—15 and 25 CHAS. E.MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Who has tasted our Fancy MixeEp Pickles how she likes them. Ifshe does not say they are excellent, we will be a little surprised. They are the sour kind—make your mouth water to even think of them. You cau have all these ‘mixed pickles YOU WANT AT 50 CTS. A GALLON. cts. MusTarp PICKLES in bottles, either chow chow or Piccalilli. ae . A. & H. W. HARTUNG,~ Honey, =Pickles in Bulk, Saratoga Chips, ; Bloaters,, = Plum Pudding SS Green and ripe Olives in Bulk, Gold and Silver Finish, with and without alarm. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, °°” The World’s Standard, ©ays on hand a full line of.. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. oe. q Combs for 286 {0c @ quart dbc a Pound 6 for 26¢ 2c a cal Walnuts and Almond s Jackvon's Bochive Grocery — = The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street... Nevada City, Cal. —_—— ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. y Bodies Embalmed for shipment. a Orders taken for Floral Pieces. Telephone -34.re) d b <-> 1 <a = ; FOR SALE. = . é A e A rare opportunity is offered for investment. Party desires to sel+ immediately, 100 shares of stock of the Bachelor’s 0i] Company o' California ¢ Non-AssessablePrice fie per share for all or any part. Company's price, ( $1.00 per share. Address, é Cc. J. TALLON. i ( y No. 308 Market St. San Francisco. <-> is M QOOOOOQOHOHOOOOOHOOO ee to . a SO. . . ‘Frame . Pictures . . . . . . With; Artistic Judgt ent. . Moore Also Makes Photographs. UNDERTAKING PARLORS. fy GOOHOHESOHSOOOOOOO ®LA RUE’'S— Do You Wear Boots ?. We haven’t called attention to this~ line of our stock for some time, but it ~ is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand. Of course we are fully prepared for those who wear Shoes. We havé a fine line of Winter Shoes *K * «Headache Powders. * Safe and Sure. KK MK OR of extra good quality. We also do repairing on short notice, All work guaranteed. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. * KM They Do Not : Affect the Heart. KK K KOK K & x x For Sale at © © © © © © © ) © © © ’ DICKERMAN’S. 8 . Drugs, Stationery and S = Photo Supplies. © OOOOHOOOOHOOOOOOO SPECIAL BARGAINS «2 Diamonds . . . Es ate e fine hg po of Pine and ba nd I have had it thoroughly remodel now prepared to finest brands of an Beer 5 Cents. eee Se Be ak 5 BA EEE RN HARRY’S : SALOON i “GEORGE HURST, Prop. i AVING ASSUMED "HE MANAGEMENT \ pee the finest : : : ® SALOON AT) HASED THE S. dan serve my patrous with tne) pared to furnish the publie wit WINES AND LIQUORS. WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. wl of this well-known bakery, 1 am . . Bread, Pies-and Cakes = Delivered free. to any part of the city. BAKERY, Wed Jewelry AND Silverware. Finest Assortment in the Market to select from. a TSAI ARE If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexaminefthis list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, — Reception; Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs,’ eJ AMES KINKEAD Ske He We Se He He eG He Te I ee ee ee TERS FOR Something Suitable HEADQUAR . ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a spec ity FINEST MILLINERY. Dre Cesds, Toys<and Notions. iW. H, CRAWFORD, Main Street