February 16, 1903 (4 pages)

tention . a ting will by J Ivania Enging ( yr, evening 188 Of gray yi ball to be pigs Fire Depa: of trang Might prop ‘ing. G ORGE A, Iingg . _ Obiet Bogtagd Awfal Fate, Melboutne, ig or told-me-}y othing could . Given up to’ tial bottle off Ty for Consy O try it, Rags 2 NOW On {herp all to Dr, kj surely saved g ure is guaranty NZ diseases by' , Price 0c 4 ———__ ‘ORI; and Children, v0: Always Bag ng 1 nice fine d sw patterns stores askf yme soon, Wi Skirts, mad n left in this yuy the goo 2 Ca CST eel rs, Scisnis brand soft of _ KEEN ve: om vada City <2 i \ rm ~P na % t february 16, 1903 vl, MENTION Record of the Doings of Our People. 3 ntendent Gus Kartrchoke left morning for San Francisco g business. ntendent W. A. Dennis of the heer mine left yesterday. mornan Jose and San Francisco, follie Fuller, who has been a visit to her brother, Henry pturned yesterday morning to ncisco. lla Northey, who has been a visit to her sister, Mrs. Al nd brether, Joseph Northey, ned: to San Francisco, Dillon of Washington left yes~ pr San Francisco. R. Powell, Sherman Marsh and atsou, who have been to Baon oil business, have returned Richards is in Auburn viewbovine ranges in that section untry. ; y. H. Bray, who has been to ncisco visiting her parents, reaturday evening. s Bostrom and John Thomas were in town Saturday. id Mrs. O. Swayze have reom a trip to the metropolis, pzekiah Tickell of Sacramento guite ill with la grippe. ~~ Fenny is here from San o, en route to Downieville. bDtt is here from Oherokee a few days. flatthews, the well-known comman, is in town. ane came down from. North ld yesterday and left this for San Francisco, ‘ Stempher, foreman of the me at Oolumbia Hill, left this for San Francisco. Lane is here from San Franweeney returned last evening Francisco where’ he has been Coughlin returned from San 0 last evening ou his way to Hill. ge came down from Graniteevening and this morning left Francisco. Mr. Poage made from Graniteville to North d on showshoes., andemar and wife have re= om Auburn, where they were me time ago on account of us illness and death of Mr. rs sister-in-law, Mrs, CharChase Bandemar. fa Pollard, who resides near irschman reservoir, left this for San Francisco on a busiassaway returned here last om San Franeisco wand left bing for North Bloomfield. syes and children of San D are here visiting. Hamlen and J. W. Wilcoxon, men of Reno, are in town. bury Metzenbaugher returned ng from a visit to San FranMadudrill of the Monterey Enu8 here on a visit to his sister, Loughridge. returned last evening from cisco and this morning “left me at French Oorral. htendent L. L. Myers reD the Malokoff mine at North id yesterday. . am and Jetsam hest waterfall in the world, Psechic, is about 100 miles Dhibuahua, in Mexico, near it of the Sierra Madre Mounhe Cascade falls 988 fest. Sonnet German steamship Kaiser I will be over 700 feet long pet broad. The leviathan is ™perial” sets of rcoms on Promenade deck, for which P will be charged. The vessted to maintain a uniform BD knots an hour, ~*o-o More Oatarrh in this section ntry than all other diseases her, and until the last few Supposed to be incurable. Many years doctors proit a local disease and precal remedies, and by conOg to cure with local treatOunced it incurable. Science O Catarrh to be a constituease and therefore requires Dnal treatment. Hall’s Caes manufactured by F. J. 0., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Dnal cure on the market, It oternally in doses from 10 "spoonful. It acts directly od and mucous surfaces of They offer one hundred &Dy case it faila to cure. irculars and testimonials. NEY & Co. Props. Toledo, O. druggists, price 75c, mily Pills are the best. : } zeasseAFYS RON SED What Our Neighbors On the North Are ‘Doing. The following items were taken from the Downieville Messenger: wae Frank Wilson, a resident of Spring Garden, Plumas county, died at that place last Wednesday of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and several small children, The Downieville Orchestra will come out in fill blast pretty soon._ The Juvenile Literary Society have already held four interesting meetings, and have decided to held their meetings in the fature, excepting the business meeting, with open doors, so that the public may derive benefit from their knowledge.Miss Wight entertained the pupils of the Eighth Grade and a few of the "ata pupils) of the Downieville chool, Games were played, excellent music rendered’ and refreshments served. The company was made up into three parties and given a sleigh ride bome. Indications are that Daniel T. Cole the Mint Roberts to retain him in the position of Ooiner of the Mint at San. Francisco. 'Repertsshow that during the past year-Cole has saved the Government much money in conducting the Mint, and furthermore, it is not deemed wise tc make a change at the Mint until the Dimmick ease is disposed of. ~-+-On Monday lust Dr. W.-A.—Lavery, Mining Engineer D. F. Meiklejohn and Electrical Engineer A. H. Stevens were to run a snowshoe race in Sierra City. When the contestants were almost ready to start, Mr. Stevens declined to ran owing to a crack in one of his toes. At the word “go” Dr. At first it was neck and neck, then the Doctor led for a few paces, but soon Mr, Meiklejohn was with him, and then he began to lead, coon leaving the Doctor in the rear, and amid great applause he was declared “winner of the race. Each of the contestants had severe! fale: pecantetiec cg repaint ©. A. Deruchia of Sierraville returned Tuesday from a visit to his mother in Oanada, He will shortly returo to Dawson. Miss Aimee Burton, formerly of Sierraville, was united in marriage in the city of San Francisco on January 22,1903, toG. A.’ Koppe of Reno, Nevada. The bride is the eldest daughter-of Mrs. 8.-T. Barton of Ho-. bart Mills, and has a legion of -friends who wish her happiness. During the storm thousands of jackrabbits were killed by the B. & L. locomotives between Loyalton and Beckwith last week. On account of the stage being taken off for the winter the road between Sierraville and. Hobart Mille is now closed to travel. Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Dridks, and you cao depend that they afe mixed properly. If you desire a fine hot mixéd drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites all to sall on him. d81 tf wer “Have something” is good, have a@ little *‘Old Gilt Edge” is better—pute the “right edge” on your hospitality. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., S. F. The Winter Route East. that beeause the Rocky Mountains bave a high elevation, the winter climate is cold and snowy. The fact is, the average precipitation of moisture during .the entire year is less than fitteen inches, and danger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight. This is especially true of the Denver & Rio Grande, over which System travel has gone with less iaterraption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines popularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win<er but adds to the majestic beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted daily ex cursions are operated ail the year round and are cheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the Write for lowest rates of fare and illustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel. J.D. Manefield, General Agent, 625 Market St.,San Francisco. tf. will have the support of Director’ of. An erroneous impression prevails: a Doings of Our Neighbors in the Rastern Part of the County. The following interesting batch of items we cull from the Republican of Saturday: The weather played another funny -freak Thursday night. The meroury nearly dropped out of the thermometer. We had had extremely cold weather before and no colder weather was expected, but Friday morning was the coldest of the season. The mercury stood as low as 28 degrees below zero here, while down at Prosser Oreek it is reported to have reached 87 degrees below zero and 80 at Boos. At 9 e’clock in the morning the thermometer on Front street, this place, stood 10 degrees below zero, though the sun wasshining. It caused endless trouble with water pipes. It froze them up after people had arisen from their slumbers and built fires and turned on the water. Friday evening a bitter northeaster was blowing, and: any one unfortunate enough to have been exposed to its pungent blasts would have been irczen in a short time. Davies Brothers will erect a sawmill at this’ end of Donner Lake just as soon as the weather conditions will permit. They have secured about twenty-five million feet of timber in the vicinity of the lake and will log it to the upper end of the lake and then tow down to this end. They have the sawmill and all the frame work of their other mill which was taken down on Alder Creek and brought to town last Fall. When started the work of putting up the mill will be speedily rushed to completion. Division Superintendent Laws passed through here going west Thursday. He went direct to Delta, in the northern part of the State, where a freight train was. delayed a considerable length of time by the caving in of a tunnel. The engine escaped damage, but three or four cars were.badly wrecked. The jury’s verdict in the Kenney murder trial was received in “Truckee the same evening ofthe day on which it was delivered, The findings came ‘. somewhat a8 & surprise, though most all who knew Kenney. and were acquainted with the circumstances were of the opinion that he was justified. This was especially true of those with however, who thought he would be adjudged guilty of manslaughter. Those who were in attendance at the trial speak in the highest praise of the able . defense made by I. O. Lindley, attorney for the defendant, o Notice to the Public. All persons indebted to George E, Turner are requested to call on or beforé the first day of March and settle their accounts, as this establishment will then and from that time be con= ducted under the firm name of“The Turner & Hadley Oo. tia Geores E, TURNER. ——_—_—__+-+@e lf you want a good, cool drink o° beer—the very best in town—drop ip and. ses Wm. Harry. tf-m7 TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish [oss Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles, 25c, 50c. At all druggists. j6-tf. BEST FOR THE BOWELS } , ealthy movement of the f you haven’t a regular, Hi yi be. kK bowels over ad Ged well: Force, in the cnppe st vip clear and clean is to take CANDY CATHARTIO THEY WoRK WHILE ¥° EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good De Good, r Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 2%, and 60 cen! per, box awrite for free sample, and booklet ealth. Address STERLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or SEW YORE. YOUR BLOOD GLEAN ‘MOVED. TRAUTMAN fina ‘Shoe rapeiring store to the store next to J.J Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NE PRIOE LIST—Cheap for cash. Hoping the public will take Baber “ i low priees in repairing o cote an ; TRAUTMAN, : k. @ mhone Pine Street, Nature’s Health Restorer. The Greatest Blood Purifier on Earth. from $375 to _Guaran , Liver and Nervous Bheuer ot h, Neuralgia, Constipation, Scrofula, Tooate Complaints, ete. 500, now under this treatment Vegetable gomgoune DR. A. WILLI, 538 street, San Francisco, Cal. fo-im whom he associated. They were many, . , MENT REDUCED . _ INE MONTHS’ TREAT a Whist Glub were charmingly entertained by Mrs. W. D. Vinton last Saturday. It is the first time Mrs, Vinton has entertained the Olub since her handsome new residence has been completed, and the elegant appointments of the house were favorably commented upon by the guests. Miss Claudia Griffiths was awarded the first . ’ prize, Miss Lizzie Keenan the second, and Mrs. J. F. Oolley the third. Daring the afternoon delicious refresh-. ments were served. To Inspect Work. R. J. Burke and P. J. Donahue arrived here last evening from Salt Lake and left this morning for the Red Cross mine. Mr. Burke recently completed the new works and improvements at the Red Oross mine, and Mr. Donahue bas gone to the mine, -and will make a thorough examination of the work to see that it bas been done according to the terms of the contract. The machinery at the mine and mill is all working smoothly, and the Red Oross is destined to be one of the leading mines of the county. Improving lils Place James" Dower, proprietor ‘of the Eagle saloon on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, is having the ineide of bis place fixed up in fine shape, and is putting in-a new bar. If always has some novelty to attract the attention of his patrons, and he strives to please them. Read his new ad vertisement in another column No More Credit. Jos. D. Fleming will hereafter conduct his dry goods business ona cash basis, and desires hie many friends not to feel disappointed, as in so doing be can sell them goods at lower prices; 80 that it will be to their advantage” as well as his own. He intends to <arry a larger and better stock than” heretoIs sick and man's Hf be Oure gives instant _relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed peri a harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. ter box guaranteed. For sale by:H. ckerman, sole agent. Carefully Selected New Crop 60 Cent TEAS NOW OW SALE Sample free to prove their merits. The Ladies Saturday Afternoon . rs 2 ge SES ded rvous headaches. Shera An Opportunity rate tickets to be sold to California from February 156th to April 80th: Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $26; St. Louis, Memphis, ‘New Orleans, $80; Chicago, $88: Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf Are You Interested ? If interested in MATRIMONY, write Zimmerman & Oo., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, Cal, They'll help you. Cost nothing to find eut about it. Letters sacredly confidential. Thousands wantto marry. It’s natural. Was #0 intended from the beginning. Nearly Forfeits His Life. leg J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, IU. four years it defied all doctors and all rémedies. But Bucklex’s Arnica Salve had no trouble to curé good for Burns, ises, Skin Eruptiens and — at. Vinton’s Drng The Highest Priced Bud the Best Quality. = sapere I desire to announce to the public that I have purvhased the BROAD STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, and to solicit a share of the number of improvements in the place and to make an earnest effort to please my patrons. Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nats, Oandies, Poultry, etc., will be kept by me. Give me a call. W. MENHENNET Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon i —it0i — All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad Street. La Rue’s Cough Cure Ss Sure Sissi ae i Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in thectown. OYSTER OCOOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERIIAN Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you mething good. Our own Broad’ Street Ma To bring out your friends by the low public patronage. Iintend to make a/ 6 FOR 25 CENTS —— Money Found. A plece ef money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of the party who found it by applying at the Transonipr office, _ 4 Ever tried an Oyster Oocktail or a he thing for this cold weather, Cold Storage Meats ~ For s first-class O6ld Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grisesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, por otton and Jamb {nt he market, e1-tf « ahaas aaenaeabiaaeiabioeaiiae : ce The gis PEAR ER REA PB BBE fy an , _experiment_ . 446444 Its is ogn recognized all over the State N. S. of Md. FOP R REAR A AREA ARES IES IIIA ERIE RAI EEE IE LEER III III RAN PLES FIRE KEIRIAIKAHIIRIRIIIIA EEA RAO R UO IR FORO SREREBIVABAKES ARENT KKK and make them in @ first-class manner. 1 also frame them when s0 ordered. I make . frames {of all 3 kinds. MOORE —> Telephone Main 831. ws Fa Fad OFFIOB OF W. H. SMITH Wholesale and retail dealerfin Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. , Postoffice Box 114 ad an ws PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Broad Street,yovegeeee Negvapa O:rr, January 13, 1908. MR. W, H. SMITE has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They are fresh and fine and are very delicious io flavor and very healthy. SMITH, Nevada City AREA RIAA RIAA RIALS LIS DIEING IAI A IAI DIA ADIDAS AAAS IA LARA AIR IADR AIBA SALLI IABILIN PI ARNIS A New Batch ust Made We sold every piece of Christmas J drink of Beef Tea. at Britland’s. Just . } At of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, NevadaNew’Year Oandy in our store, have just‘made up-a superior City a GEO. C. GAYLORD ¢€ SON ke our place:your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City SOCIAL DANCE tBy COMPANY 0,'N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free r can present them to Joseph D. Fleming. money are respectfully requested to settle with Mr. Fleming. _ NOTICE! —— 4K kK ~ I HE firm of SNELL & FLEMING, dealers in Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, bas this day been dissolved by matual consent, F. Snell retiring. All parties having claims against the old firm livewws those owing the frm My experience in this business right here in Nevada Oity for the past thirty years. will, I hope, be a sufficient guarantee of the fact that you can secure the very best quality of goods at the most reasonable prices; I respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage you have bestowed in the past. ----JOS. D. FLEMING. . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. ee eh mn nn = ES Wedding Presents. Just received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Cut Glassware, any of which would make F Call and seethem, , Your friends would be délighted with them. We ‘Handsome Wedding Presents. ae also Make o spevialty of Jewsiry repairing. ‘\¢. J. BRAND, = The Jeweler . Broad Street, Nevada City. ps 00 A AR BAD EYVEs pens is good reason to believe that Ina very large share—perhaps nine out of ten Gases of bad sight—the qua fled optician can as fully and satisfactorily correct the faulty vision as the occulist, but the optician must have had a capable training, long experience, a conscieace and a becomingly modest appreciation of the fallibility of even the best trained judgment, MIR. MEYER of the Qhion-Beretta Optical Oo., possesses the above qualifications and has all the needed apparatus and conveniences for the detection and correction 0; those defects of sight that can be corrected WAICHMAKERS acai He will be at our store on FEBRUARY 9th, 10th and 11th, 1908. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, © Phone West 14 Nevada Oity {AR RRR —— ba ae ad Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thin ¢ for Parties Ohe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Kas Lumber save you money on every bill. Business for Sale to Right Parties. Toalephone 521. PIE: y HILL LUMBER YARDS} J Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 fees we treat you right— Our.lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. H. & F. L. COOPER,

tention . a ting will by J Ivania Enging ( yr, evening 188 Of gray yi ball to be pigs Fire Depa: of trang Might prop ‘ing. G ORGE A, Iingg . _ Obiet Bogtagd Awfal Fate, Melboutne, ig or told-me-}y othing could . Given up to’ tial bottle off Ty for Consy O try it, Rags 2 NOW On {herp all to Dr, kj surely saved g ure is guaranty NZ diseases by' , Price 0c 4 ———__ ‘ORI; and Children, v0: Always Bag ng 1 nice fine d sw patterns stores askf yme soon, Wi Skirts, mad n left in this yuy the goo 2 Ca CST eel rs, Scisnis brand soft of _ KEEN ve: om vada City <2 i \ rm ~P na % t february 16, 1903 vl, MENTION Record of the Doings of Our People. 3 ntendent Gus Kartrchoke left morning for San Francisco g business. ntendent W. A. Dennis of the heer mine left yesterday. mornan Jose and San Francisco, follie Fuller, who has been a visit to her brother, Henry pturned yesterday morning to ncisco. lla Northey, who has been a visit to her sister, Mrs. Al nd brether, Joseph Northey, ned: to San Francisco, Dillon of Washington left yes~ pr San Francisco. R. Powell, Sherman Marsh and atsou, who have been to Baon oil business, have returned Richards is in Auburn viewbovine ranges in that section untry. ; y. H. Bray, who has been to ncisco visiting her parents, reaturday evening. s Bostrom and John Thomas were in town Saturday. id Mrs. O. Swayze have reom a trip to the metropolis, pzekiah Tickell of Sacramento guite ill with la grippe. ~~ Fenny is here from San o, en route to Downieville. bDtt is here from Oherokee a few days. flatthews, the well-known comman, is in town. ane came down from. North ld yesterday and left this for San Francisco, ‘ Stempher, foreman of the me at Oolumbia Hill, left this for San Francisco. Lane is here from San Franweeney returned last evening Francisco where’ he has been Coughlin returned from San 0 last evening ou his way to Hill. ge came down from Graniteevening and this morning left Francisco. Mr. Poage made from Graniteville to North d on showshoes., andemar and wife have re= om Auburn, where they were me time ago on account of us illness and death of Mr. rs sister-in-law, Mrs, CharChase Bandemar. fa Pollard, who resides near irschman reservoir, left this for San Francisco on a busiassaway returned here last om San Franeisco wand left bing for North Bloomfield. syes and children of San D are here visiting. Hamlen and J. W. Wilcoxon, men of Reno, are in town. bury Metzenbaugher returned ng from a visit to San FranMadudrill of the Monterey Enu8 here on a visit to his sister, Loughridge. returned last evening from cisco and this morning “left me at French Oorral. htendent L. L. Myers reD the Malokoff mine at North id yesterday. . am and Jetsam hest waterfall in the world, Psechic, is about 100 miles Dhibuahua, in Mexico, near it of the Sierra Madre Mounhe Cascade falls 988 fest. Sonnet German steamship Kaiser I will be over 700 feet long pet broad. The leviathan is ™perial” sets of rcoms on Promenade deck, for which P will be charged. The vessted to maintain a uniform BD knots an hour, ~*o-o More Oatarrh in this section ntry than all other diseases her, and until the last few Supposed to be incurable. Many years doctors proit a local disease and precal remedies, and by conOg to cure with local treatOunced it incurable. Science O Catarrh to be a constituease and therefore requires Dnal treatment. Hall’s Caes manufactured by F. J. 0., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Dnal cure on the market, It oternally in doses from 10 "spoonful. It acts directly od and mucous surfaces of They offer one hundred &Dy case it faila to cure. irculars and testimonials. NEY & Co. Props. Toledo, O. druggists, price 75c, mily Pills are the best. : } zeasseAFYS RON SED What Our Neighbors On the North Are ‘Doing. The following items were taken from the Downieville Messenger: wae Frank Wilson, a resident of Spring Garden, Plumas county, died at that place last Wednesday of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and several small children, The Downieville Orchestra will come out in fill blast pretty soon._ The Juvenile Literary Society have already held four interesting meetings, and have decided to held their meetings in the fature, excepting the business meeting, with open doors, so that the public may derive benefit from their knowledge.Miss Wight entertained the pupils of the Eighth Grade and a few of the "ata pupils) of the Downieville chool, Games were played, excellent music rendered’ and refreshments served. The company was made up into three parties and given a sleigh ride bome. Indications are that Daniel T. Cole the Mint Roberts to retain him in the position of Ooiner of the Mint at San. Francisco. 'Repertsshow that during the past year-Cole has saved the Government much money in conducting the Mint, and furthermore, it is not deemed wise tc make a change at the Mint until the Dimmick ease is disposed of. ~-+-On Monday lust Dr.. W.-A.—Lavery, Mining Engineer D. F. Meiklejohn and Electrical Engineer A. H. Stevens were to run a snowshoe race in Sierra City. When the contestants were almost ready to start, Mr. Stevens declined to ran owing to a crack in one of his toes. At the word “go” Dr. At first it was neck and neck, then the Doctor led for a few paces, but soon Mr, Meiklejohn was with him, and then he began to lead, coon leaving the Doctor in the rear, and amid great applause he was declared “winner of the race. Each of the contestants had severe! fale: pecantetiec cg repaint ©. A. Deruchia of Sierraville returned Tuesday from a visit to his mother in Oanada, He will shortly returo to Dawson. Miss Aimee Burton, formerly of Sierraville, was united in marriage in the city of San Francisco on January 22,1903, toG. A.’ Koppe of Reno, Nevada. The bride is the eldest daughter-of Mrs. 8.-T. Barton of Ho-. bart Mills, and has a legion of -friends who wish her happiness. During the storm thousands of jackrabbits were killed by the B. & L. locomotives between Loyalton and Beckwith last week. On account of the stage being taken off for the winter the road between Sierraville and. Hobart Mille is now closed to travel. Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Dridks, and you cao depend that they afe mixed properly. If you desire a fine hot mixéd drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites all to sall on him. d81 tf wer “Have something” is good, have a@ little *‘Old Gilt Edge” is better—pute the “right edge” on your hospitality. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., S. F. The Winter Route East. that beeause the Rocky Mountains bave a high elevation, the winter climate is cold and snowy. The fact is, the average precipitation of moisture during .the entire year is less than fitteen inches, and danger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight. This is especially true of the Denver & Rio Grande, over which System travel has gone with less iaterraption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines popularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win<er but adds to the majestic beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted daily ex cursions are operated ail the year round and are cheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the Write for lowest rates of fare and illustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel. J.D. Manefield, General Agent, 625 Market St.,San Francisco. tf. will have the support of Director’ of. An erroneous impression prevails: a Doings of Our Neighbors in the Rastern Part of the County. The following interesting batch of items we cull from the Republican of Saturday: The weather played another funny -freak Thursday night. The meroury nearly dropped out of the thermometer. We had had extremely cold weather before and no colder weather was expected, but Friday morning was the coldest of the season. The mercury stood as low as 28 degrees below zero here, while down at Prosser Oreek it is reported to have reached 87 degrees below zero and 80 at Boos. At 9 e’clock in the morning the thermometer on Front street, this place, stood 10 degrees below zero, though the sun wasshining. It caused endless trouble with water pipes. It froze them up after people had arisen from their slumbers and built fires and turned on the water. Friday evening a bitter northeaster was blowing, and: any one unfortunate enough to have been exposed to its pungent blasts would have been irczen in a short time. Davies Brothers will erect a sawmill at this’ end of Donner Lake just as soon as the weather conditions will permit. They have secured about twenty-five million feet of timber in the vicinity of the lake and will log it to the upper end of the lake and then tow down to this end. They have the sawmill and all the frame work of their other mill which was taken down on Alder Creek and brought to town last Fall. When started the work of putting up the mill will be speedily rushed to completion. Division Superintendent Laws passed through here going west Thursday. He went direct to Delta, in the northern part of the State, where a freight train was. delayed a considerable length of time by the caving in of a tunnel. The engine escaped damage, but three or four cars were.badly wrecked. The jury’s verdict in the Kenney murder trial was received in “Truckee the same evening ofthe day on which it was delivered, The findings came ‘. somewhat a8 & surprise, though most all who knew Kenney. and were acquainted with the circumstances were of the opinion that he was justified. This was especially true of those with however, who thought he would be adjudged guilty of manslaughter. Those who were in attendance at the trial speak in the highest praise of the able . defense made by I. O. Lindley, attorney for the defendant, o Notice to the Public. All persons indebted to George E, Turner are requested to call on or beforé the first day of March and settle their accounts, as this establishment

will then and from that time be con= ducted under the firm name of“The Turner & Hadley Oo. tia Geores E, TURNER. ——_—_—__+-+@e lf you want a good, cool drink o° beer—the very best in town—drop ip and. ses Wm. Harry. tf-m7 TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish [oss Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles, 25c, 50c. At all druggists. j6-tf. BEST FOR THE BOWELS } , ealthy movement of the f you haven’t a regular, Hi yi be. kK bowels over ad Ged well: Force, in the cnppe st vip clear and clean is to take CANDY CATHARTIO THEY WoRK WHILE ¥° EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good De Good, r Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 2%, and 60 cen! per, box awrite for free sample, and booklet ealth. Address STERLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or SEW YORE. YOUR BLOOD GLEAN ‘MOVED. TRAUTMAN fina ‘Shoe rapeiring store to the store next to J.J Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NE PRIOE LIST—Cheap for cash. Hoping the public will take Baber “ i low priees in repairing o cote an ; TRAUTMAN, : k. @ mhone Pine Street, Nature’s Health Restorer. The Greatest Blood Purifier on Earth. from $375 to _Guaran , Liver and Nervous Bheuer ot h, Neuralgia, Constipation, Scrofula, Tooate Complaints, ete. 500, now under this treatment Vegetable gomgoune DR. A. WILLI, 538 street, San Francisco, Cal. fo-im whom he associated. They were many, . , MENT REDUCED . _ INE MONTHS’ TREAT a Whist Glub were charmingly entertained by Mrs. W. D. Vinton last Saturday. It is the first time Mrs, Vinton has entertained the Olub since her handsome new residence has been completed, and the elegant appointments of the house were favorably commented upon by the guests. Miss Claudia Griffiths was awarded the first . ’ prize, Miss Lizzie Keenan the second, and Mrs. J. F. Oolley the third. Daring the afternoon delicious refresh-. ments were served. To Inspect Work. R. J. Burke and P. J. Donahue arrived here last evening from Salt Lake and left this morning for the Red Cross mine. Mr. Burke recently completed the new works and improvements at the Red Oross mine, and Mr. Donahue bas gone to the mine, -and will make a thorough examination of the work to see that it bas been done according to the terms of the contract. The machinery at the mine and mill is all working smoothly, and the Red Oross is destined to be one of the leading mines of the county. Improving lils Place James" Dower, proprietor ‘of the Eagle saloon on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, is having the ineide of bis place fixed up in fine shape, and is putting in-a new bar. If always has some novelty to attract the attention of his patrons, and he strives to please them. Read his new ad vertisement in another column No More Credit. Jos. D. Fleming will hereafter conduct his dry goods business ona cash basis, and desires hie many friends not to feel disappointed, as in so doing be can sell them goods at lower prices; 80 that it will be to their advantage” as well as his own. He intends to <arry a larger and better stock than” heretoIs sick and man's Hf be Oure gives instant _relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed peri a harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. ter box guaranteed. For sale by:H. ckerman, sole agent. Carefully Selected New Crop 60 Cent TEAS NOW OW SALE Sample free to prove their merits. The Ladies Saturday Afternoon . rs 2 ge SES ded rvous headaches. Shera An Opportunity rate tickets to be sold to California from February 156th to April 80th: Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $26; St. Louis, Memphis, ‘New Orleans, $80; Chicago, $88: Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf Are You Interested ? If interested in MATRIMONY, write Zimmerman & Oo., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, Cal, They'll help you. Cost nothing to find eut about it. Letters sacredly confidential. Thousands wantto marry. It’s natural. Was #0 intended from the beginning. Nearly Forfeits His Life. leg J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, IU. four years it defied all doctors and all rémedies. But Bucklex’s Arnica Salve had no trouble to curé good for Burns, ises, Skin Eruptiens and — at. Vinton’s Drng The Highest Priced Bud the Best Quality. = sapere I desire to announce to the public that I have purvhased the BROAD STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, and to solicit a share of the number of improvements in the place and to make an earnest effort to please my patrons. Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nats, Oandies, Poultry, etc., will be kept by me. Give me a call. W. MENHENNET Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon i —it0i — All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad Street. La Rue’s Cough Cure Ss Sure Sissi ae i Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in thectown. OYSTER OCOOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERIIAN Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you mething good. Our own Broad’ Street Ma To bring out your friends by the low public patronage. Iintend to make a/ 6 FOR 25 CENTS —— Money Found. A plece ef money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of the party who found it by applying at the Transonipr office, _ 4 Ever tried an Oyster Oocktail or a he thing for this cold weather, Cold Storage Meats ~ For s first-class O6ld Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grisesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, por otton and Jamb {nt he market, e1-tf « ahaas aaenaeabiaaeiabioeaiiae : ce The gis PEAR ER REA PB BBE fy an , _experiment_ . 446444 Its is ogn recognized all over the State N. S. of Md. FOP R REAR A AREA ARES IES IIIA ERIE RAI EEE IE LEER III III RAN PLES FIRE KEIRIAIKAHIIRIRIIIIA EEA RAO R UO IR FORO SREREBIVABAKES ARENT KKK and make them in @ first-class manner. 1 also frame them when s0 ordered. I make . frames {of all 3 kinds. MOORE —> Telephone Main 831. ws Fa Fad OFFIOB OF W. H. SMITH Wholesale and retail dealerfin Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. , Postoffice Box 114 ad an ws PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Broad Street,yovegeeee Negvapa O:rr, January 13, 1908. MR. W, H. SMITE has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They are fresh and fine and are very delicious io flavor and very healthy. SMITH, Nevada City AREA RIAA RIAA RIALS LIS DIEING IAI A IAI DIA ADIDAS AAAS IA LARA AIR IADR AIBA SALLI IABILIN PI ARNIS A New Batch ust Made We sold every piece of Christmas J drink of Beef Tea. at Britland’s. Just . } At of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, NevadaNew’Year Oandy in our store, have just‘made up-a superior City a GEO. C. GAYLORD ¢€ SON ke our place:your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City SOCIAL DANCE tBy COMPANY 0,'N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free r can present them to Joseph D. Fleming. money are respectfully requested to settle with Mr. Fleming. _ NOTICE! —— 4K kK ~ I HE firm of SNELL & FLEMING, dealers in Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, bas this day been dissolved by matual consent, F. Snell retiring. All parties having claims against the old firm livewws those owing the frm My experience in this business right here in Nevada Oity for the past thirty years. will, I hope, be a sufficient guarantee of the fact that you can secure the very best quality of goods at the most reasonable prices; I respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage you have bestowed in the past. ----JOS. D. FLEMING. . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. ee eh mn nn = ES Wedding Presents.. Just received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Cut Glassware, any of which would make F Call and seethem, , Your friends would be délighted with them. We ‘Handsome Wedding Presents. ae also Make o spevialty of Jewsiry repairing. ‘\¢. J. BRAND, = The Jeweler . Broad Street, Nevada City. ps 00 A AR BAD EYVEs pens is good reason to believe that Ina very large share—perhaps nine out of ten Gases of bad sight—the qua fled optician can as fully and satisfactorily correct the faulty vision as the occulist, but the optician must have had a capable training, long experience, a conscieace and a becomingly modest appreciation of the fallibility of even the best trained judgment, MIR. MEYER of the Qhion-Beretta Optical Oo., possesses the above qualifications and has all the needed apparatus and conveniences for the detection and correction 0; those defects of sight that can be corrected WAICHMAKERS acai He will be at our store on FEBRUARY 9th, 10th and 11th, 1908. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, © Phone West 14 Nevada Oity {AR RRR —— ba ae ad Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thin ¢ for Parties Ohe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Kas Lumber save you money on every bill. Business for Sale to Right Parties. Toalephone 521. PIE: y HILL LUMBER YARDS} J Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 fees we treat you right— Our.lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. H. & F. L. COOPER,