February 16, 1903 (4 pages)

be ninth Fb / juent ¥ Of ion, ‘and sete reet, San . f Direg Assen me i ebr ¥ NDAY, Wha . SRO rte Golan CONCERN, ‘ICE, 4 ctober at the rd rftice its lists gf demnity the ud, to-wit: d as to the mige or Of said tracts” 1 COnspicuonsly” ction by persogy nerially, test or cont first publications a tracts cla mes ineral than ING, Register, J low eceiver, Pil. 1902. Sea: Ci use, the County of lia. 4 te of James 4)’ Order of Sale of de. . erritt,.the es A. Ste wary petit'on hereig . order of gale” estate of said. herein set forth, is Court, that’ > estate of > said Superio ay of February: revoon of f said Superiogs : County of Ne show Cause why ted to the 2a] and personal . ler be published ‘8 in the Nevada! er printed and ICATION, NTERIOR, . YSVILLE, cand EN THAT THE ‘ has tiled notle al proof in sup) rid proof will and Keceiver of rysville, Cal, on aniel RC 4, for the bee MDM. OS esses to prow . ,0n and eultinee Stroud,.of Dok lward Loey, of erome Johnsen, ornia; William) alifornia. SON, Register OTICE. GOLD MINING f principal p alifornia. t at a meeting n the 27th day as neut No, 7 8 evied neo the rporation, : A States Bai} the office of @ ery streets, Sa assessment shall 6th day @& adver itors, URT “OF a f Califor E fo of WLLLIAM »n, deceased. : he undervigatl aunexed, 0 the on deceased, ons , to ex ers, W it publicationd ristrator, atl , at Lowell : the same 1 of the busi 02. W [LEINSON, ean baat ceased. mi: itors. rp IN AND FOR te of Califor ie of i 1, deceased. v he unders f Jameg oy ditors of a rrainst the Me with the ne poutbs after . tice, to fico of Jone e niag that? “of the bust H EUSTIS, of Joseph of invention For free ; AnKS "eh 7 orFict . ) a ee ay ND YRAR—NO, 12,418 © HE TRANSORPY . Supre z ll, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 123¢ Cts: a Week rbit Colum) ot to exceed five lines in . ments of n . ive Its or $2a@ month. c. sat a week or 40 cents & mon' avariably in advance. Paynergetie manager for office to be is city for large manufacturing e Salary One Hundred Dollars per extra commissions and expenses. nndred Dollars.cash security required. references. dress, Manager. P.O. MM, San Francisco, Calif. f%-1m Furnished House For Rent. trnished honse onthe corner. of.AdJ Sacramento streets, near the depot, red for rent. Apply at premises. j38 Wanted ; ee tio2 as housekeeper for a small fama widower @ res ble pale idow. . ‘General Delivery, Columbus, Ohio. E Wanted. . USTWORTHY GENTLEMAN or LADY h county to manage business for an blished house of solid financial standstraight, bona fide weekly salary of id by check each Wednesday with all es directfrom headquarters. Mohey ed for expenses. Manager, 850 Caxig., Chicago. §2-30t For Rent. onpareill restaurant on Broad street, has always done 1 good business, is t. The place has been refitted, and is bed with everything except dishes. pof Mas. H. C. Menus. n22 Business Chance. t of $20 if often the ¥ yon are not wedded ding meth you should investigate opposition. It is for the man of modest igs who wishes to recelve a steady inthout insestering Ste resent emmt. Address H. B I, 856 = reet, Chicago, !1l, wise inve jon of au EE r HICAGO IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS From Franciscoat {0a.m. co ICAGO UNION PACIFIC NORTHWESTERN LINE liman fourteen-se DrawRoom and Private Compartt Observation Sleepiag Cars, telephone. Electric-reading ps in every Berth, Conspartand Drawing-Room. Buffet, king and Library Cars, with fr and Bath, Dining Cars— Salacarte. Electric lighted ughout. tly Tourist Car service at 6p. nd personally Conducted ExNs every Wednesday and My at 8 am. from San Fran . The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE et St. Gen. Agent P pe Hotel) yy ttre Sones OB 8. P. COMPANY'S AGENT. line. ‘Mich. great ‘woman McDonald hear her to spprosshing But Wine of } fiver until t then f males. McDONALD, M No. 477 Beaubien Street, Detroit, inent woman who was the _ greatly benefited b ine of Cardui . the most widely. known women in the United States. Thousands of women or to e great work: she in her work that she neglected to give her health proper care—failed e warning that the sallow complexion and _torpid liver. as it has cured thousands of. oth Mrs: MeDonald has written this letter in order that other igen ‘women may bs ow yee Wine of C ief she got from it. “For four years . suffered with my kidneys were affected and had severe. pains across my back,-and.! felt , is @ prom“smedicine, Mrs. Mrs, Ida. McDonala. here she goes. as done for the of kidney eal tea tae’ Cardui cured her the game ers and ui the same i is before — skin looked yellow and dull. . Cardui? All dru; ages of WINE of CARDUI ‘. BHXCURSIO the United States and she give advice which she knows Th ak delay in cine. There is n everything to lose by delay. Will of will othi: Ep cage e chdice y taki gists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui as well as .25¢ packE Thedford's Black-Draught. A million suffering women havefound relief in Wine of Cardui. a) NS 4 4 & &@ Ower the « 4 & « Write for it. Santa Fe Railway. The cheapest and best way to travel. are PERSONALLY CONDU . DAYS by experienced and careful attendants. "NO EXTRA FARE FOR THIS booklet with fall information. Tourist Sleeping Cars are used and ‘ED on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURSERVICE. We issue a free ee ISANTA_FE, 641 Market 8t., San Francisco. SANTA FE, Bf SSS ——_AT—_ Bargains! Bargains! JAMES CAIRNS DEALER IN HARNESS Aanp SADDLERY % Buggy Whips from 10 cenfs to $8.50 Gents Work and Driving Gloves 50 cents to $2. Cushions, $1 50 and upward. Horse Brushes, 253, 85c, 50c, 60c and 75c. Whip Lashes, 25 cents to $4.50. Whip Stocks, 25 cents to $1.50, Single Harness, $7.50 and upward. Tea SS AE Qe AYR aee SAIS no Team Harness of all kinds, on hand and made to order. Single and Double Express Harness. Gent’s Saddles of all kinds at lowest prices. Cbamois, Sponges, Robes and Blankets, Harness Oil and Dressing, Buggy Tops, Cushions and all kinds of Carriage Trimming done on short notice. IETY DIRECTORY, E ALBERT LODGE, SONS OF ST. GEORGE, Saturda: Second and . AS: CC Broad Street, » AIR NS Nevada City ——_—___________________} th at 8 t Pythian Castle ever rth y of each m JOHN STEVENS, President: Warzss, W. Secretary. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, meets every Thursday‘Evening At Pythian Castle. Brethren are cordially invited. to q W. H. DUNLAP, C. Cc. > Oapun, K-of B.&S. . I Parlor, No. 6, N, D. G. W., . Meets at Odd Fellows Hall _ d Third Fridays of Each Month. . MRS. HATTIE BUFFINGTON, Pre . 3. EB. Wapsworrs, R. Ss. tulic Parlor, No. 56, N 8G; W. Meets at Pythian Castle. Tuesday Evening at 7:80 o’eloek, THOS. Gq. RICHARDS, Pre. » Morgan, E. 8, ETOE ENCAMPMENT, No. 47 I. 0. O. RF, Meeta at Odd Fellows: Hall @nd ith Monday of * By yes : each:month, at _P. RB. iGOLDSWORTBY, C. P. Guay, Seribe. ~ ea —_ ] Money loaned Citizens BROAD STREET, ° Authorized Capital . Paid-Up Capital . bd . OFFICERS—President, B. P a; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, ad Morgan; satan Mins aon Seoreta iio, IRECTORS—B. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. BE. Morgan, Lord Hoasi ba Chas. E. Clinch. ~ ‘ P ——— incorperated in 1876. $200,000.00 . Reserve Fund ry, D. &. rgax. on approved securities. : MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points in Calif ers" SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, ‘DUBLIN, and all points n EUROP. BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. —— Tac'sary, Oa —— 75,000.00 . Undivided Protits ° [BLATERIT Bis MINERAL, RUBBER.] Does Your Root Leak? Repair it with Elaterite. iron. tin, shakes or shingles; best for new roofs. Ask for samples and descriptive circulars. For Sale by Lumber an In rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or Coating; amJl= NEVADA OITY $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 John T A OFFICE HOURS—From 10 4. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o'clock P. M. good over 2id d Hardware Dealere THE BLATERITB ROOFING CO, kiand, ry “13 Markel St., San Fea-~-cisco f° They Wanted Blood. While a fair was being held recently in a small town in Belgium the owner of a menagerie announced that one of the villagers, who wan known to pos sess great courage, would enter that evening a cage containing two lions and would remain there fifteen minutes. pne determined to witness the novel . sight, and as a result there were several hundred persons in front of the lions’ cage when the performance be gan. Ata signal from the owner the courageous villager entered the cage and ever, took ‘not the: sligh him, and after the fifteen expired he left-the cage. a storm of hisses greeted him, next moment such an uproar arose that the owner s*nmoned the police and the entertainment came to an end, The fact was the people expected that the lions would attack the villager and they were disappointed be cause no blood had been shed. “Yet it is exceedingly probable,” says a French writer, “that if one of the lions had escaped from the cage this bloodthirsty crowd would have been terrified almost to death.” j : cere of Puppies. Puppies after weaning will keep strong and healthy and will grow fast if fed only on fresh buttermilk and corn bread, with soup instead of the buttermilk twice’a week, till they are five or six months old. Do not feed them sweet milk. Keep the puppies where they can get plenty of exercise. Do not crowd them. Arrange their kennels so that they can go in and out of their sleeping quarters. If fed in the same yessels, some dogs get more than ". their fair share of food and lose their manners also. Fasten a number of chains where they eat at such distances that no one can reach the other; then feed in individual pans. Give little medicine and plenty of exercise, and you will then have strong, healthy dogs. An hour’s run every day in the year. in-the fields. and woods, weather permitting, is essential to good heaith. ~—Outing. Took Her Literally, Elizabeth Cady Stanton was once giving ‘a piece of advice to.a roomful of young men in a little village on the subject of matrimony. “When you marry,” she said, “choose a woman } with a spine and a sound set of teeth.” “Good gracious, Mrs. Stanton,” remarked one of her listeners in alarm, “do they ever come without spines?” Bad Spelling, One of the causes to which the prevalence of bad spelling among the rising generation {s attributed is the fact that the modern Roman method of pronouncing Latin gives no direct indicatien of the pronunciation of the English derivatives and so no cue to their spelling, as the English sound of Latin words did when it was used. Overheard In the Garden of Eden, “You are a nasty, mean, horrid old thing, so there!’ exclaimed Eve. “I suppose next you will threaten to go home to mamma,” taunted Adam. Then, realizing the bitterness of nature’s handicap, Eve burst into tears.-:Philadelphia Record. The Wife, “Suppose I were an absolutely per» fect woman,” she remarked sharply. “Do you know what you'd do then?” “No,” answered her husband. “What?” “You'd growl because you had nothing to growl about.” Very Willing. “You asked her father for her hand?’ “Yes.” “And he refused you?” “No, he didn’t. He said I could have . both. of them.’’—Cleveland Plain DealA Color Clar , “Madam,” said the maid, “the dyer has brought your silk dress back and gays it is impossible to dye it to match your hair, as you requested.” “Well,” said the lady, “ask him what he would charge to dye my hair to match the silk. The colors clash as they are now.” Possession No Proof. A name on the handle of an umbrella is not sufficient identification at a bank.—Philadelphia Record. Emil Frese's a arouses sluggish livers, i WS relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom~ Its action is mild and pleasthe results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy — health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. SHOUT FROM EVERY HOUSE*TOP with he strength, of @ miliien vetese Dr. King’s wDiscove Grenehitie, Ast :§ Srenekitis, Asthna, Plowriay MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial Bottle Free. Postiny'et hame, and when, two flay.set. for the wedding, the cellar stairs she was in. ‘bf woe. “Lye. broke out one o front teeth,” she wailed to her mistress, “and my teeth has been my best beauty, ma’am! Manny’s the time Terence haa had me show ’em to his friends and. remarked how fine they were! Oh, comes tonight, ahd I’m. sure he'll say he’s only glad you were not more se -verely inju ” said her mistress, but Bridget shook her head and refused to be comforted. “"T would be better for me if I'd broke some of my bones,” she said gloomily, “and maybe all of ’em.” That evening after Terence had come and gone Bridget appeared before her mistress, the gloom gone and her face set in a broad smile, “I towld him all about it,” she said gayly, “and he says to me, ‘What's a tooth. more or less when it comes to cookin’? he'says carelesslike anu passed on to Cassidy’s wake as if ’twas no matter at all!” 2 nt A Fish Story. AAs “Talk about fish and things of the sea!” said he who claimed to be a seufaring man. “’T was in the year—well, it was a good while ago and we were floating somewhere around—well, one of the oceans. One day we were heading sou’ by sou’ west, latitude—I forget exactly which—when a ripple in the water suggested the presence of a shark. You can always tell a shark by its ripple. He’s got one of his own, We never landed a good specimen, and when he showed lils head I could well tell he was a ten footer. I always was quick and precise. A knife in me mouth, a jump, and I landed beadforemost between the shark’s jaws. Quick as a flash I turned around. With me knife I cut holes through his sides for my legs and arms to pass through and swam back to the ship. Well, he was a fine morsel, that fish was, and we lived on him for weeks. Is it true? Well”—and he displayed a splinter from the kendle of the knife. — Harper’s ; ——— —ae Notice to Creditors. I PER OR COVRT QE THM u the matter of the estate of MARY A. ICENE: d v2 S ‘ any A. a m@8! 2oU. ice is y given by © -underofthe ecmte af Morr A. lucbael o Gy y A. deeeased, to the oreditors of and al reons having a. against the sa’ Sesonsed, to exhibit m with the necessary vouc) within four months after the pt es cation of this notice. to the said nistrator at the law office of Fred Searls, Nevada~City, California, the e being the place for tho trai the business of the said estate in the County of Novae ey )b: 14, A, D. 1908. epruary . . NCE-C « MULLEN, Administrator with Will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deseased. fi4 Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partaership h between the unders’ na und name and style of Snell & Fleming, mutual consent been this day dissolv ¥. Snell retiring from said firm. All persons pow snes themselves to be indebted to said firm of Snell & Fleming are requested to settle immediately. ie All parties having “to donepi the old : FLEMIN firm can present the D.Vicming. G, I. D. FL Dated February 12th, 1908. Removal of Office DR. A. BARERAN Specialist for Diseases of the BYE, EAR; NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Mutual Savings Bank Building, No. 9 Geary St., corner Market street, San Francisco. SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor,: HIBH Keeps the Best of Wines and Liguors. “fe eh tb ‘5 Cent Beer ia Town, Union Livery Stable ‘Jain et., opp. Union Hotel Henry Lane,» BEST TURNOUTS IN TOWN New Frait and Vegetable Store YEE LEE & CO. inin; eee of : Fruits free of o and the o. barge Dr, Alvah N. Porgan. ¥ Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. +—Teeth Extracted Without Pain. . ted. Itis = Prop’r} __ NEVADA CITY, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1903 MRS. IDA McDONALD, Deputy of the Maccabees of the World. ee Con us Blood Poison never exisways bad, though sometimes no external symptoms of the disease ap. pear for a long: time. _ Because the disease is slow in devel. age © ype not indicate that the case is a mild one, for the poisonous virus at work in the blood and system may be ding its. force upon some internal ergan while you are looking for external signs. Contagious Bi Poison Gora nos affect all alike. In most cases he first little sore is quickly followed al: in the groins, a_ . on upon the body, sores or ulcers in the mouth and throat, unsightly copper colored blotches, loss of and eyebrows and other symptoms of this miserable disease. When in.all its:hideousness, we it a bad case; but Contagious Blood Poison, whether working internally or exter: nally, isa dan us, treacherous disease, 8. S.S. is the only remedy that curég Contagious Blood Poison thoroughly and a de It is an antidote for the eadly virus that produces“the awful eragtions, sores and ulcera, and destroys the bones. Mercury and Potash up _ the skin oy eT but in so doing drive age er further into the system, where it slumbers for a time, but comes back again with redoubled fury. §.S. S. isa vegetabie remedy that has been used successfully for years in treatand ing this vilediseaseand cures itinalls eer If you have the slightest aymptom ; an porn ss apn ag or muscular and bone Lagoa eared blood is tainted and the disease e to break out again at any time. A course of S. S. S. will remove every trace of poison and at the same time build up yor general health. Write for our Free Home Treatment book. No charge for medical advice. ~The Swift Specific Co., Atianta, Ga. the poison is thus fighting its-way to iki guifaa ing} figh ig y ace, exposi EST. IN AT LOW 1860 BY N, P. BROWN & CO. SS a . 599999999990 800 ARE YOU AFTER GOOD CooDS PRIGES ? GROC lasses, Jellies, Pickles, Raisins, If se. visit our Store and-get our s~ prices on the new stock of mld ~ We have everything you. want— Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup, MoPreserves, Wafers, RIES Currants, etc. etc. % P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. has Is Now Masquerade Ball At Armory Hall. Friday, February 20 To be given by COMPANY G, N. G.C. LIST OF PRIZES Best dressed lady—$20 Boa from Meher & Uo, “Best dressed gentivmes—9l0-Geid Ring from 0. J. Brand; ~~ Second best dressed lady—§10 Hat from W. H, Orawford. Second best dressed gentleman—$5 Fob from Hartung Bros. Most original lady character—$5 pair of Fine Shoes from A. J. Bovey. Most original gentleman character— $5 pair of Fine Shoes from Miller’s, Best sustained lady character— $2 Purse from Rosenberg Bros, Best sustained gentleman characSe Gold Nugget from W. H. Danap. Best comedian—$3 Hat <=from L. Hyman. t dressed group—l doz, photos from Moore’s. Moat original group—Banquet. Best sustained group—Banquet. The following will be awarded special prizes: = Homeliest woman on floor, Homeliest man on the floor. Best Hayseed woman, Best Hayseed man. Prettiest woman on the floor, Prettiest man on the floor. Most popular woman on the floor. Most popular man on the floor. DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquore and Cigars, CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs. Broad street. { Orbfnwnt Gata Denachs . WaOPaia 3afe wish Y an cad Teast Comprsy. noereaeresecser Receives Savings Deposits cf , tea Dollars and Upwards. taatck™ 0 a II PAYS INTEREST TWICE A YEAR Rate— 8 per cent on ordinary accounts Sfo per cent on term accounts ———) CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,245,225.54 TOTAL ASSETS, 6,026,309.49 Deposits may be made by P. O. , Order, Wells-Fargo Money Order or Bank Draft . Send for Pamphlets Descriptive of our Business OFFICES Cor. California and Montgomery Sis. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the late CHAS, E. MULLOUY to make immediate payment else suit will be commenced to enforce collection of same. Dated January 21, 1903. JESSIE V. MULLOY, ‘. Administrator of the Estate Office Houre—Sto124.u, anditoSr.u. . of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. . Ready The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is ing, $2.50 net, per thoussand feet. This must be paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges will be :; for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3. Hevada County Gas & Electric Co, JOHN WERRY, Manager. BE J. Reoron, Pres. W. H. Martin, Vice P zenvy Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted, Gold bought and advances made on bullion. Draftg drawn on any part of the world. Loans made on Keal and Personal Security Interest Paid on Deposits. Broad Street National Hotel Building fuel, $1.60 net; for light-~ Union: Ftoter Re-opened ~ And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeicd, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby .naking It, second to no Hotel in this _ part of the State, One Hundred Sunny Rooms, : And Large Modern Dining Room. topping place for all Stages and Buss , Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description, MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF \ Fractious Ores a specialty. Mail or Leer orders promptly attended to. GOLD BUUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 23. DUNLAP @& HICKS. E. W. SCHIIIDT, LRADING CIGAR DBALER, »-Mevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sol —I5 st00x— GENERAL ARTHOR HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brands Pine Street... “L.BOWMAN, i ¥.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Ne ada City, Cal. SINE PLATE. WORK A SPECIALTY Hational Exchange Stable Sroad Street, opp. National Rachauge Hote! Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, The Bmpire Livery Stable bas the largest !ot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AD BUGGIES LAME'S UNDERTAKING PARLOgS Broad 8t., Nevada City. ~ er ee Everything requisite for ranerals. Experienced undertaker in attendance at all times. Best of service guaranteed. Office of the Superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery, Telephone No, 84. Nevada Cit, Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particularattention paid to the ¢: spies of efor chesteleal pets my sey a Wood for sale B. J. BAKER. urniture moying. Telerhore 4LL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXITRACTING SKILLFULLY Po: B MAITLAND BROSS . 4 In Their New Saloon! (er Have moved into their new caarters.n Comes mercial street and invite a:l their former patrons to call and ses them, They wii make it a point to serve he firess trands « Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Vrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND .BROS., Props. Commeroial se THE PEERLESS SALOOH, . HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Keeps on hand the best brands of BOTTLED BEER We aim to serve only the best. Call around and see for yourself, All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. C. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS. Office at residence, Secramento Bt., Nevada Oity, Cal,

be ninth Fb / juent ¥ Of ion, ‘and sete reet, San . f Direg Assen me i ebr ¥ NDAY, Wha . SRO rte Golan CONCERN, ‘ICE, 4 ctober at the rd rftice its lists gf demnity the ud, to-wit: d as to the mige or Of said tracts” 1 COnspicuonsly” ction by persogy nerially, test or cont first publications a tracts cla mes ineral than ING, Register, J low eceiver, Pil. 1902. Sea: Ci use, the County of lia. 4 te of James 4)’ Order of Sale of de. . erritt,.the es A. Ste wary petit'on hereig . order of gale” estate of said. herein set forth, is Court, that’ > estate of > said Superio ay of February: revoon of f said Superiogs : County of Ne show Cause why ted to the 2a] and personal . ler be published ‘8 in the Nevada! er printed and ICATION, NTERIOR, . YSVILLE, cand EN THAT THE ‘ has tiled notle al proof in sup) rid proof will and Keceiver of rysville, Cal, on aniel RC 4, for the bee MDM. OS esses to prow . ,0n and eultinee Stroud,.of Dok lward Loey, of erome Johnsen, ornia; William) alifornia. SON, Register OTICE. GOLD MINING f principal p alifornia. t at a meeting n the 27th day as neut No, 7 8 evied neo the rporation, : A States Bai} the office of @ ery streets, Sa assessment shall 6th day @& adver itors, URT “OF a f Califor E fo of WLLLIAM »n, deceased. : he undervigatl aunexed, 0 the on deceased, ons , to ex ers, W it publicationd ristrator, atl , at Lowell : the same 1 of the busi 02. W [LEINSON, ean baat ceased. mi: itors. rp IN AND FOR te of Califor ie of i 1, deceased. v he unders f Jameg oy ditors of a rrainst the Me with the ne poutbs after . tice, to fico of Jone e niag that? “of the bust H EUSTIS, of Joseph of invention For free ; AnKS "eh 7 orFict . ) a ee ay ND YRAR—NO, 12,418 © HE TRANSORPY . Supre z ll, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 123¢ Cts: a Week rbit Colum) ot to exceed five lines in . ments of n . ive Its or $2a@ month. c. sat a week or 40 cents & mon' avariably in advance. Paynergetie manager for office to be is city for large manufacturing e Salary One Hundred Dollars per extra commissions and expenses. nndred Dollars.cash security required. references. dress, Manager. P.O. MM, San Francisco, Calif. f%-1m Furnished House For Rent. trnished honse onthe corner. of.AdJ Sacramento streets, near the depot, red for rent. Apply at premises. j38 Wanted ; ee tio2 as housekeeper for a small fama widower @ res ble pale idow. . ‘General Delivery, Columbus, Ohio. E Wanted. . USTWORTHY GENTLEMAN or LADY h county to manage business for an blished house of solid financial standstraight, bona fide weekly salary of id by check each Wednesday with all es directfrom headquarters. Mohey ed for expenses. Manager, 850 Caxig., Chicago. §2-30t For Rent. onpareill restaurant on Broad street, has always done 1 good business, is t. The place has been refitted, and is bed with everything except dishes. pof Mas. H. C. Menus. n22 Business Chance. t of $20 if often the ¥ yon are not wedded ding meth you should investigate opposition. It is for the man of modest igs who wishes to recelve a steady inthout insestering Ste resent emmt. Address H. B I, 856 = reet, Chicago, !1l, wise inve jon of au EE r HICAGO IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS From Franciscoat {0a.m. co ICAGO UNION PACIFIC NORTHWESTERN LINE liman fourteen-se DrawRoom and Private Compartt Observation Sleepiag Cars, telephone. Electric-reading ps in every Berth, Conspartand Drawing-Room. Buffet, king and Library Cars, with fr and Bath, Dining Cars— Salacarte. Electric lighted ughout. tly Tourist Car service at 6p. nd personally Conducted ExNs every Wednesday and My at 8 am. from San Fran . The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE et St. Gen. Agent P pe Hotel) yy ttre Sones OB 8. P. COMPANY'S AGENT. line. ‘Mich. great ‘woman McDonald hear her to spprosshing But Wine of } fiver until t then f males. McDONALD, M No. 477 Beaubien Street, Detroit, inent woman who was the _ greatly benefited b ine of Cardui . the most widely. known women in the United States. Thousands of women or to e great work: she in her work that she neglected to give her health proper care—failed e warning that the sallow complexion and _torpid liver. as it has cured thousands of. oth Mrs: MeDonald has written this letter in order that other igen ‘women may bs ow yee Wine of C ief she got from it. “For four years . suffered with my kidneys were affected and had severe. pains across my back,-and.! felt , is @ prom“smedicine, Mrs. Mrs, Ida. McDonala. here she goes. as done for the of kidney eal tea tae’ Cardui cured her the game ers and ui the same i is before — skin looked yellow and dull. . Cardui? All dru; ages of WINE of CARDUI ‘. BHXCURSIO the United States and she give advice which she knows Th ak delay in cine. There is n everything to lose by delay. Will of will othi: Ep cage e chdice y taki gists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui as well as .25¢ packE Thedford's Black-Draught. A million suffering women havefound relief in Wine of Cardui. a) NS 4 4 & &@ Ower the « 4 & « Write for it. Santa Fe Railway. The cheapest and best way to travel. are PERSONALLY CONDU . DAYS by experienced and careful attendants. "NO EXTRA FARE FOR THIS booklet with fall information. Tourist Sleeping Cars are used and ‘ED on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURSERVICE. We issue a free ee ISANTA_FE, 641 Market 8t., San Francisco. SANTA FE, Bf SSS ——_AT—_ Bargains! Bargains! JAMES CAIRNS DEALER IN HARNESS Aanp SADDLERY % Buggy Whips from 10 cenfs to $8.50 Gents Work and Driving Gloves 50 cents to $2. Cushions, $1 50 and upward. Horse Brushes, 253, 85c, 50c, 60c and 75c. Whip Lashes, 25 cents to $4.50. Whip Stocks, 25 cents to $1.50, Single Harness, $7.50 and upward. Tea SS AE Qe AYR aee SAIS no Team Harness of all kinds, on hand and made to order. Single and Double Express Harness. Gent’s Saddles of all kinds at lowest prices. Cbamois, Sponges, Robes and Blankets, Harness Oil and Dressing, Buggy Tops, Cushions and all kinds of Carriage Trimming done on short notice. IETY DIRECTORY, E ALBERT LODGE, SONS OF ST. GEORGE, Saturda: Second and . AS: CC Broad Street, » AIR NS Nevada City ——_—___________________} th at 8 t Pythian Castle ever rth y of each m JOHN STEVENS, President: Warzss, W. Secretary. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, meets every Thursday‘Evening At Pythian Castle. Brethren are cordially invited. to q W. H. DUNLAP, C. Cc. > Oapun, K-of B.&S. . I Parlor, No. 6, N, D. G. W., . Meets at Odd Fellows Hall _ d Third Fridays of Each Month. . MRS. HATTIE BUFFINGTON, Pre . 3. EB. Wapsworrs, R. Ss. tulic Parlor, No. 56, N 8G; W. Meets at Pythian Castle. Tuesday Evening at 7:80 o’eloek, THOS. Gq. RICHARDS, Pre. » Morgan, E. 8, ETOE ENCAMPMENT, No. 47 I. 0. O. RF, Meeta at Odd Fellows: Hall @nd ith Monday of * By yes : each:month, at _P. RB. iGOLDSWORTBY, C. P. Guay, Seribe. ~ ea —_ ] Money loaned Citizens BROAD STREET, ° Authorized Capital . Paid-Up Capital . bd . OFFICERS—President, B. P a; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, ad Morgan; satan Mins aon Seoreta iio, IRECTORS—B. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. BE. Morgan, Lord Hoasi ba Chas. E. Clinch. ~ ‘ P ——— incorperated in 1876. $200,000.00 . Reserve Fund ry, D. &. rgax. on approved securities. : MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points in Calif ers" SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, ‘DUBLIN, and all points n EUROP. BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. —— Tac'sary, Oa —— 75,000.00 . Undivided Protits ° [BLATERIT Bis MINERAL, RUBBER.] Does Your Root Leak? Repair it with Elaterite. iron. tin, shakes or shingles; best for new roofs. Ask for samples and descriptive circulars. For Sale by Lumber an In rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or Coating; amJl= NEVADA OITY $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 John T A OFFICE HOURS—From 10 4. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o'clock P. M. good over 2id d Hardware Dealere THE BLATERITB ROOFING CO, kiand, ry “13 Markel St., San Fea-~-cisco f° They Wanted Blood. While a fair was being held recently in a small town in Belgium the owner of a menagerie announced that one of the villagers, who wan known to pos sess great courage, would enter that evening a cage containing two lions and would remain there fifteen minutes. pne determined to witness the novel . sight, and as a result there were several hundred persons in front of the lions’ cage when the performance be gan. Ata signal from the owner the courageous villager entered the cage and ever, took ‘not the: sligh him, and after the fifteen expired he left-the cage. a storm of hisses greeted him, next moment such an uproar arose that the owner s*nmoned the police and the entertainment came to an end, The fact was the people expected that the lions would attack the villager and they were disappointed be cause no blood had been shed. “Yet it is exceedingly probable,” says a French writer, “that if one of the lions had escaped from the cage this bloodthirsty crowd would have been terrified almost to death.” j : cere of Puppies. Puppies after weaning will keep strong and healthy and will grow fast if fed only on fresh buttermilk and corn bread, with soup instead of the buttermilk twice’a week, till they are five or six months old. Do not feed them sweet milk. Keep the puppies where they can get plenty of exercise. Do not crowd them. Arrange their kennels so that they can go in and out of their sleeping quarters. If fed in the same yessels, some dogs get more than ". their fair share of food and lose their manners also. Fasten a number of chains where they eat at such distances that no one can reach the other; then feed in individual pans. Give little medicine and plenty of exercise, and you will then have strong, healthy dogs. An hour’s run every day in the year. in-the fields. and woods, weather permitting, is essential to good heaith. ~—Outing. Took Her Literally,

Elizabeth Cady Stanton was once giving ‘a piece of advice to.a roomful of young men in a little village on the subject of matrimony. “When you marry,” she said, “choose a woman } with a spine and a sound set of teeth.” “Good gracious, Mrs. Stanton,” remarked one of her listeners in alarm, “do they ever come without spines?” Bad Spelling, One of the causes to which the prevalence of bad spelling among the rising generation {s attributed is the fact that the modern Roman method of pronouncing Latin gives no direct indicatien of the pronunciation of the English derivatives and so no cue to their spelling, as the English sound of Latin words did when it was used. Overheard In the Garden of Eden, “You are a nasty, mean, horrid old thing, so there!’ exclaimed Eve. “I suppose next you will threaten to go home to mamma,” taunted Adam. Then, realizing the bitterness of nature’s handicap, Eve burst into tears.-:Philadelphia Record. The Wife, “Suppose I were an absolutely per» fect woman,” she remarked sharply. “Do you know what you'd do then?” “No,” answered her husband. “What?” “You'd growl because you had nothing to growl about.” Very Willing. “You asked her father for her hand?’ “Yes.” “And he refused you?” “No, he didn’t. He said I could have . both. of them.’’—Cleveland Plain DealA Color Clar , “Madam,” said the maid, “the dyer has brought your silk dress back and gays it is impossible to dye it to match your hair, as you requested.” “Well,” said the lady, “ask him what he would charge to dye my hair to match the silk. The colors clash as they are now.” Possession No Proof. A name on the handle of an umbrella is not sufficient identification at a bank.—Philadelphia Record. Emil Frese's a arouses sluggish livers, i WS relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stom~ Its action is mild and pleasthe results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy — health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. SHOUT FROM EVERY HOUSE*TOP with he strength, of @ miliien vetese Dr. King’s wDiscove Grenehitie, Ast :§ Srenekitis, Asthna, Plowriay MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial Bottle Free. Postiny'et hame, and when, two flay.set. for the wedding, the cellar stairs she was in. ‘bf woe. “Lye. broke out one o front teeth,” she wailed to her mistress, “and my teeth has been my best beauty, ma’am! Manny’s the time Terence haa had me show ’em to his friends and. remarked how fine they were! Oh, comes tonight, ahd I’m. sure he'll say he’s only glad you were not more se -verely inju ” said her mistress, but Bridget shook her head and refused to be comforted. “"T would be better for me if I'd broke some of my bones,” she said gloomily, “and maybe all of ’em.” That evening after Terence had come and gone Bridget appeared before her mistress, the gloom gone and her face set in a broad smile, “I towld him all about it,” she said gayly, “and he says to me, ‘What's a tooth. more or less when it comes to cookin’? he'says carelesslike anu passed on to Cassidy’s wake as if ’twas no matter at all!” 2 nt A Fish Story. AAs “Talk about fish and things of the sea!” said he who claimed to be a seufaring man. “’T was in the year—well, it was a good while ago and we were floating somewhere around—well, one of the oceans. One day we were heading sou’ by sou’ west, latitude—I forget exactly which—when a ripple in the water suggested the presence of a shark. You can always tell a shark by its ripple. He’s got one of his own, We never landed a good specimen, and when he showed lils head I could well tell he was a ten footer. I always was quick and precise. A knife in me mouth, a jump, and I landed beadforemost between the shark’s jaws. Quick as a flash I turned around. With me knife I cut holes through his sides for my legs and arms to pass through and swam back to the ship. Well, he was a fine morsel, that fish was, and we lived on him for weeks. Is it true? Well”—and he displayed a splinter from the kendle of the knife. — Harper’s ; ——— —ae Notice to Creditors. I PER OR COVRT QE THM u the matter of the estate of MARY A. ICENE: d v2 S ‘ any A. a m@8! 2oU. ice is y given by © -underofthe ecmte af Morr A. lucbael o Gy y A. deeeased, to the oreditors of and al reons having a. against the sa’ Sesonsed, to exhibit m with the necessary vouc) within four months after the pt es cation of this notice. to the said nistrator at the law office of Fred Searls, Nevada~City, California, the e being the place for tho trai the business of the said estate in the County of Novae ey )b: 14, A, D. 1908. epruary . . NCE-C « MULLEN, Administrator with Will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deseased. fi4 Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partaership h between the unders’ na und name and style of Snell & Fleming, mutual consent been this day dissolv ¥. Snell retiring from said firm. All persons pow snes themselves to be indebted to said firm of Snell & Fleming are requested to settle immediately. ie All parties having “to donepi the old : FLEMIN firm can present the D.Vicming. G, I. D. FL Dated February 12th, 1908. Removal of Office DR. A. BARERAN Specialist for Diseases of the BYE, EAR; NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Mutual Savings Bank Building, No. 9 Geary St., corner Market street, San Francisco. SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor,: HIBH Keeps the Best of Wines and Liguors. “fe eh tb ‘5 Cent Beer ia Town, Union Livery Stable ‘Jain et., opp. Union Hotel Henry Lane,» BEST TURNOUTS IN TOWN New Frait and Vegetable Store YEE LEE & CO. inin; eee of : Fruits free of o and the o. barge Dr, Alvah N. Porgan. ¥ Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. +—Teeth Extracted Without Pain. . ted. Itis = Prop’r} __ NEVADA CITY, CAL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1903 MRS. IDA McDONALD, Deputy of the Maccabees of the World. ee Con us Blood Poison never exisways bad, though sometimes no external symptoms of the disease ap. pear for a long: time. _ Because the disease is slow in devel. age © ype not indicate that the case is a mild one, for the poisonous virus at work in the blood and system may be ding its. force upon some internal ergan while you are looking for external signs. Contagious Bi Poison Gora nos affect all alike. In most cases he first little sore is quickly followed al: in the groins, a_ . on upon the body, sores or ulcers in the mouth and throat, unsightly copper colored blotches, loss of and eyebrows and other symptoms of this miserable disease. When in.all its:hideousness, we it a bad case; but Contagious Blood Poison, whether working internally or exter: nally, isa dan us, treacherous disease, 8. S.S. is the only remedy that curég Contagious Blood Poison thoroughly and a de It is an antidote for the eadly virus that produces“the awful eragtions, sores and ulcera, and destroys the bones. Mercury and Potash up _ the skin oy eT but in so doing drive age er further into the system, where it slumbers for a time, but comes back again with redoubled fury. §.S. S. isa vegetabie remedy that has been used successfully for years in treatand ing this vilediseaseand cures itinalls eer If you have the slightest aymptom ; an porn ss apn ag or muscular and bone Lagoa eared blood is tainted and the disease e to break out again at any time. A course of S. S. S. will remove every trace of poison and at the same time build up yor general health. Write for our Free Home Treatment book. No charge for medical advice. ~The Swift Specific Co., Atianta, Ga. the poison is thus fighting its-way to iki guifaa ing} figh ig y ace, exposi EST. IN AT LOW 1860 BY N, P. BROWN & CO. SS a . 599999999990 800 ARE YOU AFTER GOOD CooDS PRIGES ? GROC lasses, Jellies, Pickles, Raisins, If se. visit our Store and-get our s~ prices on the new stock of mld ~ We have everything you. want— Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup, MoPreserves, Wafers, RIES Currants, etc. etc. % P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. has Is Now Masquerade Ball At Armory Hall. Friday, February 20 To be given by COMPANY G, N. G.C. LIST OF PRIZES Best dressed lady—$20 Boa from Meher & Uo, “Best dressed gentivmes—9l0-Geid Ring from 0. J. Brand; ~~ Second best dressed lady—§10 Hat from W. H, Orawford. Second best dressed gentleman—$5 Fob from Hartung Bros. Most original lady character—$5 pair of Fine Shoes from A. J. Bovey. Most original gentleman character— $5 pair of Fine Shoes from Miller’s, Best sustained lady character— $2 Purse from Rosenberg Bros, Best sustained gentleman characSe Gold Nugget from W. H. Danap. Best comedian—$3 Hat <=from L. Hyman. t dressed group—l doz, photos from Moore’s. Moat original group—Banquet. Best sustained group—Banquet. The following will be awarded special prizes: = Homeliest woman on floor, Homeliest man on the floor. Best Hayseed woman, Best Hayseed man. Prettiest woman on the floor, Prettiest man on the floor. Most popular woman on the floor. Most popular man on the floor. DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquore and Cigars, CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs. Broad street. { Orbfnwnt Gata Denachs . WaOPaia 3afe wish Y an cad Teast Comprsy.. noereaeresecser Receives Savings Deposits cf , tea Dollars and Upwards.. taatck™ 0 a II PAYS INTEREST TWICE A YEAR Rate— 8 per cent on ordinary accounts Sfo per cent on term accounts ———) CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,245,225.54 TOTAL ASSETS, 6,026,309.49 Deposits may be made by P. O. , Order, Wells-Fargo Money Order or Bank Draft . Send for Pamphlets Descriptive of our Business OFFICES Cor. California and Montgomery Sis. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the late CHAS, E. MULLOUY to make immediate payment else suit will be commenced to enforce collection of same. Dated January 21, 1903. JESSIE V. MULLOY, ‘. Administrator of the Estate Office Houre—Sto124.u, anditoSr.u. . of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. . Ready The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is ing, $2.50 net, per thoussand feet. This must be paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges will be :; for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3. Hevada County Gas & Electric Co, JOHN WERRY, Manager. BE J. Reoron, Pres. W. H. Martin, Vice P zenvy Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted, Gold bought and advances made on bullion. Draftg drawn on any part of the world. Loans made on Keal and Personal Security Interest Paid on Deposits. Broad Street National Hotel Building fuel, $1.60 net; for light-~ Union: Ftoter Re-opened ~ And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeicd, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby .naking It, second to no Hotel in this _ part of the State, One Hundred Sunny Rooms, : And Large Modern Dining Room. topping place for all Stages and Buss , Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description, MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF \ Fractious Ores a specialty. Mail or Leer orders promptly attended to. GOLD BUUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 23. DUNLAP @& HICKS. E. W. SCHIIIDT, LRADING CIGAR DBALER, »-Mevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sol —I5 st00x— GENERAL ARTHOR HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brands Pine Street..... “L.BOWMAN, i ¥.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Ne ada City, Cal. SINE PLATE. WORK A SPECIALTY Hational Exchange Stable Sroad Street, opp. National Rachauge Hote! Nevada City, JAMES HENSESSY, The Bmpire Livery Stable bas the largest !ot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AD BUGGIES LAME'S UNDERTAKING PARLOgS Broad 8t., Nevada City. ~ er ee Everything requisite for ranerals. Experienced undertaker in attendance at all times. Best of service guaranteed. Office of the Superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery, Telephone No, 84. Nevada Cit, Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particularattention paid to the ¢: spies of efor chesteleal pets my sey a Wood for sale B. J. BAKER. urniture moying. Telerhore 4LL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXITRACTING SKILLFULLY Po: B MAITLAND BROSS . 4 In Their New Saloon! (er Have moved into their new caarters.n Comes mercial street and invite a:l their former patrons to call and ses them, They wii make it a point to serve he firess trands « Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Vrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND .BROS., Props. Commeroial se THE PEERLESS SALOOH, . HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, Keeps on hand the best brands of BOTTLED BEER We aim to serve only the best. Call around and see for yourself, All Kinds of Summer Drinks a Specialty DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. C. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS. Office at residence, Secramento Bt., Nevada Oity, Cal,