February 17, 1904 (4 pages)

more lity Life fornia aoe t 2d ENTS ENTS ae freFrank th, we acts to 8: Mfrs. FranMaino dway, ngeles South esault » Los » Oo., , $160. >, 1167 — stn nsec f THE . PERSONAL ‘MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, L A. Emil is down from Graniteville. E. L. Gibbens, J. H. Wilson, H. Kittridge' and BR. .M. Taylor of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. : eae Miss Edna Sears® will return to her home in Marysville tomorrow, after a pleasant visit with friends in thie city. Ralph Stratton left this morning for San Francisco, G. L. Logan of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train, 8. Brown is here from San Francisco, L. W. Evans was over from North/. San Jaan last evening and returned home this afternoon. Mrs. Rowe is reported to be quite ill. W. E. Hammond returned last night from Placerville. Mrs. O. O. Weisenberger ie ill at her home on Nevada street. : Wm. Nicholls Jr., the Datch Flat banker, was here last night. J. H. Helwig, the North Bloomfield butcher, is here on a vieit. Mire. Pelligrini Ozelli of Willow Valley is very ill and Dr. O, H. Lehners was called out last night to attend her. Mise Kate Watson, who has been visiting her sister, Mre, 8, J. Peard, returned to her home at North Bloomfleld today. . Richard Phelan, the Sterra county mining man, arrived here last night and left for his home this morning, Dr. J. W. Marsh and bride, who have been spending their honeymoon in Mexico, arrived on last night’s train and left for their home at Downieville this morning. F. M. Fenton arrived here last night from Bullion, B. 0,, on his Way to French Oorral to visit his mother. Miss Helen O. Wright, who has been teaching in the Downteville schoole, »> arrived here yesterday. She has gone 9 to Reno, Nevada, to be married to Frank H. Turner, formerly Superintendent of Schools of Sierra county. Ted Hall, the coffee man, ia here from San. Francisco with a new story. 8. P. Riley is among the late arrivals from the metropolis. L. N. Smith, the insurance man, left for Tonopah, Nevada, today on a business trip. Mrs. Alice Evans is here from San Francisco on a visit to her mother, ~ Mrs, Young, who has been ill at her home on Orchard street. First Anniversary, » the Shakespeare Olub of this city ob*served the first anniversary of the The thirty-five ladies who comprise TRANSCRIP fr. WEDNESDAY. PEBRUARY 17, 1904] _ Ed, Sparks and John McGinn 1 The former got ninety days for disturbing the peace and the latter, who was convicted of stealing seven dressed obickens from Jos, Marzen’s butcher shop, will “do” time. for thirty days, George W. Henderson, of New York, and W. T. Farrer, of San Francisco, arrived herethis morning, and, in company with Superintendent J. 0: Campbell, visited the Mountaineer mine, in which they are interested. They are algo’ owners in other properties fn this district. WOTU. A meeting of the Woman’s Obristian Temperance Union wilt be: held in the parlors of the Methodist. church tonight, immediately after the regular prayer-meeting service. A full attendance of the members of this organizatlon ie desired. 4 To Entertain Club. Next Saturday afternoon the Ladies’ Whiet Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs, J. M. Hadley on Main street, The favorite game will be indalged in and the ladies of the club are anticipating a delightful time. IT’S IMPOSSIBLE. To Disprove Facts. It Is Decidedly Easy to Verify Nevada City Opinion. Nothing by way of an-introdaction could be added io the experience and opinions given below, which coald increase their value, Nevada City people can be safeiy left to draw their own conclusions based on such convincing proof as this citizen offers. What-is: there lacking in evidence like this to satisfy a dyed-in-the wool doubting Thomas? . H. O. Milla, feed depot and boarding stables, Main street, above Commercla} street, eays: “You are at liberty to send anyone to me for minuter particulars of my experience with Doan’s Kidneys Pille; not out of curiosity, but if he really suffers from kidney complaint in any of ite various forms. and wished to know what courae to pursue to get relief. It struck me while reading a notice about a remedy that if it performed half what It promsed it might at leagt helprine-oult of je, Sealy whey anepyee FASS see dawtzoubled for several yeers too long to be pleasan bere is no : use going into Sarkseeed LUOED vat @itbl chrbhic indigestion and nervous ache or too frequent actions of the : kidney secretions. Anyone suffering . °®°" NH. “No remedy helped me . received @ letter from her friend, Mre. Mrs. 3. H. Wythe of this city today Dr. Noble, at Piog Yang, Koreas, which bears direct testimony of the unsettled condition which the present: war between Japan and Russia has brought about with the inhabitants of that country, and the great peril that the missionary people and other Christian people have consequently been placed ip, The natives; who are entirely ignorant of the causes which have led up to and precipitated the war, have got hold of the false idea that the missionaries there are. responsible for the state of warfare which threatens them, and this belief is spreading like wild, fire among a» large number of the islanders. Asa remedy for restoring order in Korea the natives now advocate killing off the missionaries. _I¢ it ig ceen, however, that there is a likelihood of this threat «being put into exeoution; the letter states that all the missionaries will be recalled to Seoul and,from there home until the island ‘is pacified. . Mrs, Noble’s lettér was posted on January 16th at Chemulpo—the place} where a large Japanese army recently landed—and was considerably delayed in its transit here. Should Dr. Noble and his wife deem it advisable to return to America, they have promised to visit here with Rev. Wythe and family before returning to their former-home in the East, : Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following sre the quotations asked. for.stocks and bonds at the Ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, q Milling Wheat....cce0. I 52 O Barley cate) ct varsaccuie 117 WATER AND GAs. Spring Valley.. Seeciaasess 15 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 57 00 ~ MINING STOOKs, ; GBPAE cis. iss 5 87. Sierra Nevada. 62 Mexican .. ay) . ts rrimaeanaa 24 Gould & Oar. . Bullion .. il Best & Bel.2 50'/Exchequer. 16 Con. Oal & Va.1 8i)\i8eg Belcher. 07 Savage.. 48. . Overman.. 28 Oholler .. 22) Fastice.. 08 Potoil:.2. i. 17. . Union .. 96 Hale & Nor.1 O6/. Alta.auii.6.:. 08 Crown Point. 28/lJulia ... 05 Yellow Jacket. 46/iCaledonia., 99 Imperial.. 03). Silver Hill. 68 Kentack . 04. \Challenge.. 24 Alpha. 08}. Occidental. . 96 Belcher. 88}/Andes.,.. 50 ;. lfissionaries in Korea ‘tine. yesterday, J.P. Dean, » timber‘tan, bad his right leg quite badly ‘hart. He Was putting in some timbers on the 400-foot level when the son was assisting him and he had just ‘stepped aside to hand Mr. Dean a pick, The timberman touched a fock in the hanging wall lightly with the pick when ‘suddenly a boulder, which ie thought to weigh about 700 pounds, struck Mr. Dean a glancing biow on the leg, masking an ugly wound. He was removed to his home on Broad street, where a physician dressed his injury. ; _ Bee the new advertisement. of the Teal estate and employment office, which is on Main street, opposite the Hotel Antlers. This exchange offérs inducemente to investors, and if you want to buy or sell give it a call. In the line of life, accident and fire insurance some of the best companies are represented. In today’s advertisement there are honees to rent, which are very desirable in every way. Loan and Trust Company. taineer} Drawn Todty to be i Attendance on the {st of March, came down withacrash. The big rook {drawn in the Superior Court todsy to getve as trial jurors on the first of March: ¢ es Nevada township—W. J. Olemo, E. W. Gagin, W. H. Hooper, Frank F. Kendricks, David Ashton, J.-P. Gillett; D, L, Oalkins, _ Grass Valley township—Wm, Reynolds, Wm. Moore, R. D, Gummoe, J. F. Trebileox, James N. Kenney, J. J Orr, Wm. Hosken, J. W. Oallaghan, Wm. Coombs, T. W. Noell. Eureka. township — 0. McLean, Obris, Hansen. Bloomfield township—T. .0. Mo Gagin, W. L. Mobley, Edward Oummins, Bridgeport township—John FW; Oulver, W, E. Moulton. 7 Rough and Ready township—Jesse . ,,ltle Yor townsbip—a. G. onew, ul e “ste "eoay-mome TOO Much » ie Reppma, Feb. 16—The town of Ken. washed away by a flood Moiiday. The entire population worked hard to save the property from going down in the Fe Rr hy eee _. . flood, The Kennet river rose higher «Phe @ ne Keeper” will be produced than ever known before. Severat at the Nevada Theater in this elly on buildiogs were swept away. eld has this to say about the com-. . ‘J, Smith has a comedy drama that fits hie style of acting as well as if he had Wasurerom, February 16.— The lived through the scenes he portrays. value of the eatate left by the late He opened an engagementof three. Senator Hanna is estimated from sights and a matinee in this produc. $7,000,000 to $8,000,000 It is stated tion at the Grand last night. Since . that he owned at least 15 per cent of Mr. Smith appeared bere in this play. the stock of the Oleveland Electric last year both the play and company . Railway, also interested in other railhave been improved. Last night’s au-. roads, mining properties, vessels, etc, dience wae large and enthusiastic and the applause was thoroughly deserved. e > Mr, Smith as Derry Doolan ie a good A Train Wreck bit of the show, with his singing and . . his comedy and his serious work, bat there are some capable performers AtLanTa, Ga., Feb, 16.—The Florida eround him. Van Murrell got a good Limited on the Western & Atlantic deal out of the emall part of Johony Railroad, southbound, was wrecked Drake and 8, Simpson played Lanty eight miles south of here today, reHogan, the gardner, ina menner that sulting from the breaking of an axle. won approval. Del 0, Seldon, in the. 2 Welve persone were tojured, two of Water. net, near Redding, came near being San Fr. ,» February 16.— Draughteman by day and counterfeiter by night has been the dual life led by Andreas Winkelmann, taken into custody last night by Secret Serviee Operatives Hazen, McManus and Foster, and lodged in the San Francisco City Prison.Secreted in his room at 1415 Polk street, where the arrest was made, was found the complete plant for the manufacture of counterfeit half-dollarsand more than $200 of the bogus coin. All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert wixologicst atBritland’s. of No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O oo better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla Under Arrest.en oe nn Me Travelers. _ Ceriaint of Smoke Is Wherever you go—on any road, in every town—you’re sure of a great smoke for 5 cents if you ask for the Cremo. The only cigar for sale everywhere, and everywhere the same. LARGEST SELLER IN THE WORLD. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. Confidence .,.1 15 yilsto_Better Than Gold, debility,” writes F. J. Green, of Lannnotil I began using Electric Bitters, ‘Organization last night. At Mr. and » Mre. W. F. Englebright’s residence, ‘on East Broad street, a “gentlemen’s “night” was given in honor of the ooca“gion. The spacious rooms were bril‘Mantly illuminated and handsomely ‘decorated. One of the banquet rooms ‘was decorated in pink colored carnations, while in the other the effects ‘were red and consisted of red carnations. The parlor and other rooms were very pretty in their violet decoras tions, Ivy and a profusion of flowers were also artistically placed throughout the several rooms, The following program was rendere#’. in an exceedingly pleasing manner: ’ Piano duett—Mrs. L. 8, Oalkins and Miss Lenore Oalkins. Violin solo—Harry Eoglebright, ac‘companied by M. Hyman. Humorous reading—Dr. Nellie E. Obhapman. Violin solo—Miss Gladys Ford, accompanied by Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford. Ohbaracter song—Mrs. ‘A. H, Tickell. Oomedietta —‘“‘Why the Women’s Club Did Not Hold a Meeting ?”—Mrs, from either of these annoyances knows which did me more good than all the — 4 nc! ae ces dragp ri medicines I ever ased. They have alaa Preise wes pn Nee aries ia to . 8° kept my wife in excellent health for saphagar ys pte Skea’: dru store, . ¥28"s. She says Electric Bitters are . in ft Dean’s Kid. juet splendid for female troubles; that bay pag nigel oo ? jie se and they are a grand tonic and invigorator rie’ nO . reangieren, hoot bi fob. . foF weak, ran down women. No other iver — i “ery medicine can take its place in our % 5 family.” Try them. Only 50c. Sat= sale tad ge Namen Restate sfaction pasrantees by W. D. Vincents per box. +» . on, druggist. Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. ° Remember the name—Doan’s—and When You Go to San Francisco Stop at the Hotel Graystone, 66 Geary take no substitute. street. New six-story fire-proof hotel electric lights and elevator; unquestionably the most luxuriously furnished in the city; steam heat; private A Arrested Japs. baths; one block from Palace Hotel; : : from the leading mornONOLULU, Feb, 16 — Six Japanese . °ne-helf block Mrscip strasiad wc: the tatena of. ing papers. All Market street care Kaual ase result of the investigation . Paes the door. Rates, 75 cents per VINTON'S PHARMACY WOODPEGKER The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—The New Card Game CIGAR. 50 Cents. of the murder of G. H. Glennan, foreer cee up. oe Big hdd merly of Redwood City, Californie, sas who wae killed by the explosion of a} (California Champagnola—red and stick of dynamite under his bed in. white—a beverage strictly camp, Two are charged with murder. /freshing and delicious, mad and four with conepiracy, The four! California wives. . At Britland’s E. A. Moore, Mre, M. Bernheim, Mrs. . have turned State's evidence and say O. P. Loughridge, Mre, W. G. Rich-. that the whole six held a meeting and ards, Mre, A. H, Tickell, Misses Flor-} decided to kill Glennan after he had ence Kimball, Gertrode Goyne and Bertha Webber. The musicians and others who took part in the program acquitted them-. selves admirably. Shakespeare mottoes and artistic favors in the shape of Mardi Gras hearts were distributed during the evening, also printed programe of the entertainment. After the program, a fine banquet was greatly enjoyed, The waiters in attendance were from a local: hotel. The enjoyment concluded with songs and dancing till a late hour. Over Seventy comprised the party, which Was very successfal in every way. Snes nse No man will be poorer at Christmas for buying Schilling’s Best instead of the usual “cheap” stuff. driven them from camp and thrashed them. They were gamblers. Believed Lost. Nanrvoxet, Mase., February 16—The Nova Scotia schooner Scotia Qaeen stack on Tuckernack Shoals in Nantacket Sound, last night, and as nothing has been seen of the vessel today, itis thought she is lost with all hands, numbering five men, but there is 4 chance that the vessel was blown clear of the shoals. The Scotia Queen was bound from River Harbor, N. 8, for New York with a cargo of lamber. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia Your grocer’s; moneybach.ior nd 10o.a box. For sale by H serene a i ER ee Dickerman sole agent. . ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Satarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, Coffee Roasted Daily A Fine English La Rue’s is here to stay —made by— Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts. Birthday itt We have a large assort ment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and around Nevada Oity which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. QOall in and gee them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds unlovely role of Hubert Boyle, aliee. ‘®™ may die. berry. gas pala ma. Egan, J. Owen O’Neil, got bimeelf thoroughly: — = . = =e _ . hated, but that is always the fate of aR . f } the villian who is a real stage villian, “” OEE ELIE SenEe ss DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerlyfof ¢thegElectro-Dental Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING... PINE::STREET a Good NEVADASGITY, CAL. a ———— Che Best in town. . mA Onr wines and liquors cannot be exvelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve peare old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is fuli of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY $1.50 SPECIAL $1.50 All the late shades in WOOL WAISTS (See Window) just received. They are worth from $2 to $3 but we are making a special price of $1.50 WHILE THEY LAST New Oxford Waistings New Gingham; New Silk Lustere in all shades New Searsuckers New Crashed Leather Belts New Goods arriving daily ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. amneeenes HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY NA not The accommodations, the service and the A" cuisine at the National: are NNEX equalled by any hotel in Northern California. maneser® . Neve Hot ° and Electric lights cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” C. J. BRAND All kinds. Also new line of ——— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings strings for ali stringed S. of Md instraments, Violin chin rests, etc. Sees ; JEWELER See our splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. oe ee ~_Novada Oky) 4, & H. v, HAR YUNG, Watchmakers — Broad Street TRY Hotel Antle . FISH FOR LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS. . Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FREE TRIAL SAMPLES TS LENT. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines,“ — Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA DU'S HEADACIE DOWDERS are the best onjthe market stout relief, ‘Try them. Oysters, Lo bsters, Crabs, etc. = am ee —————————— Pe kes gee one FOR SALE BY We heve a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ; Taylor ’s ae NUTSONE 0 Special foatare:<toAlso a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Tea and Coffee A H. .DICKERMAN je ies ee teat 7 6a al 66 HOUSE I . Ed ages tonto Broad St, Mera Oy tance EeTaioemccmn. Ohe Bee Ftwe Srocery Drugs and Stationery J. J. JACKSON. Proprie‘or . #4 BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York 4 ; &

more lity Life fornia aoe t 2d ENTS ENTS ae freFrank th, we acts to 8: Mfrs. FranMaino dway, ngeles South esault » Los » Oo., , $160. >, 1167 — stn nsec f THE . PERSONAL ‘MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, L A. Emil is down from Graniteville. E. L. Gibbens, J. H. Wilson, H. Kittridge' and BR. .M. Taylor of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. : eae Miss Edna Sears® will return to her home in Marysville tomorrow, after a pleasant visit with friends in thie city. Ralph Stratton left this morning for San Francisco, G. L. Logan of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train, 8. Brown is here from San Francisco, L. W. Evans was over from North/. San Jaan last evening and returned home this afternoon. Mrs. Rowe is reported to be quite ill. W. E. Hammond returned last night from Placerville. Mrs. O. O. Weisenberger ie ill at her home on Nevada street. : Wm. Nicholls Jr., the Datch Flat banker, was here last night. J. H. Helwig, the North Bloomfield butcher, is here on a vieit. Mire. Pelligrini Ozelli of Willow Valley is very ill and Dr. O, H. Lehners was called out last night to attend her. Mise Kate Watson, who has been visiting her sister, Mre, 8, J. Peard, returned to her home at North Bloomfleld today. . Richard Phelan, the Sterra county mining man, arrived here last night and left for his home this morning, Dr. J. W. Marsh and bride, who have been spending their honeymoon in Mexico, arrived on last night’s train and left for their home at Downieville this morning. F. M. Fenton arrived here last night from Bullion, B. 0,, on his Way to French Oorral to visit his mother. Miss Helen O. Wright, who has been teaching in the Downteville schoole, »> arrived here yesterday. She has gone 9 to Reno, Nevada, to be married to Frank H. Turner, formerly Superintendent of Schools of Sierra county. Ted Hall, the coffee man, ia here from San. Francisco with a new story. 8. P. Riley is among the late arrivals from the metropolis. L. N. Smith, the insurance man, left for Tonopah, Nevada, today on a business trip. Mrs. Alice Evans is here from San Francisco on a visit to her mother, ~ Mrs, Young, who has been ill at her home on Orchard street. First Anniversary, » the Shakespeare Olub of this city ob*served the first anniversary of the The thirty-five ladies who comprise TRANSCRIP fr. WEDNESDAY. PEBRUARY 17, 1904] _ Ed, Sparks and John McGinn 1 The former got ninety days for disturbing the peace and the latter, who was convicted of stealing seven dressed obickens from Jos, Marzen’s butcher shop, will “do” time. for thirty days, George W. Henderson, of New York, and W. T. Farrer, of San Francisco, arrived herethis morning, and, in company with Superintendent J. 0: Campbell, visited the Mountaineer mine, in which they are interested. They are algo’ owners in other properties fn this district. WOTU. A meeting of the Woman’s Obristian Temperance Union wilt be: held in the parlors of the Methodist. church tonight, immediately after the regular prayer-meeting service. A full attendance of the members of this organizatlon ie desired. 4 To Entertain Club. Next Saturday afternoon the Ladies’ Whiet Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs, J. M. Hadley on Main street, The favorite game will be indalged in and the ladies of the club are anticipating a delightful time. IT’S IMPOSSIBLE. To Disprove Facts. It Is Decidedly Easy to Verify Nevada City Opinion. Nothing by way of an-introdaction could be added io the experience and opinions given below, which coald increase their value, Nevada City people can be safeiy left to draw their own conclusions based on such convincing proof as this citizen offers. What-is: there lacking in evidence like this to satisfy a dyed-in-the wool doubting Thomas? . H. O. Milla, feed depot and boarding stables, Main street, above Commercla} street, eays: “You are at liberty to send anyone to me for minuter particulars of my experience with Doan’s Kidneys Pille; not out of curiosity, but if he really suffers from kidney complaint in any of ite various forms. and wished to know what courae to pursue to get relief. It struck me while reading a notice about a remedy that if it performed half what It promsed it might at leagt helprine-oult of je, Sealy whey anepyee FASS see dawtzoubled for several yeers too long to be pleasan bere is no : use going into Sarkseeed LUOED vat @itbl chrbhic indigestion and nervous ache or too frequent actions of the : kidney secretions. Anyone suffering . °®°" NH. “No remedy helped me . received @ letter from her friend, Mre. Mrs. 3. H. Wythe of this city today Dr. Noble, at Piog Yang, Koreas, which bears direct testimony of the unsettled condition which the present: war between Japan and Russia has brought about with the inhabitants of that country, and the great peril that the missionary people and other Christian people have consequently been placed ip, The natives; who are entirely ignorant of the causes which have led up to and precipitated the war, have got hold of the false idea that the missionaries there are. responsible for the state of warfare which threatens them, and this belief is spreading like wild, fire among a» large number of the islanders. Asa remedy for restoring order in Korea the natives now advocate killing off the missionaries. _I¢ it ig ceen, however, that there is a likelihood of this threat «being put into exeoution; the letter states that all the missionaries will be recalled to Seoul and,from there home until the island ‘is pacified. . Mrs, Noble’s lettér was posted on January 16th at Chemulpo—the place} where a large Japanese army recently landed—and was considerably delayed in its transit here. Should Dr. Noble and his wife deem it advisable to return to America, they have promised to visit here with Rev. Wythe and family before returning to their former-home in the East, : Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following sre the quotations asked. for.stocks and bonds at the Ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, q Milling Wheat........cce0. I 52 O Barley cate) ct varsaccuie 117 WATER AND GAs. Spring Valley.... Seeciaasess 15 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 57 00 ~ MINING STOOKs, ; GBPAE cis. iss 5 87. Sierra Nevada. 62 Mexican ... ay) . ts rrimaeanaa 24 Gould & Oar. . Bullion .... il Best & Bel..2 50'/Exchequer.. 16 Con. Oal & Va.1 8i)\i8eg Belcher.. 07 Savage.... 48. . Overman.... 28 Oholler .... 22) Fastice.... 08 Potoil:.2. i. 17. . Union .... 96 Hale & Nor..1 O6/. Alta.auii.6.:.. 08 Crown Point.. 28/lJulia ..... 05 Yellow Jacket. 46/iCaledonia.., 99 Imperial... 03). Silver Hill.. 68 Kentack . 04. \Challenge... 24 Alpha.. 08}. Occidental.. . 96 Belcher.. 88}/Andes.,... 50 ;. lfissionaries in Korea ‘tine. yesterday, J.P. Dean, » timber‘tan, bad his right leg quite badly ‘hart. He Was putting in some timbers on the 400-foot level when the son was assisting him and he had just ‘stepped aside to hand Mr. Dean a pick, The timberman touched a fock in the hanging wall lightly with the pick when ‘suddenly a boulder, which ie thought to weigh about 700 pounds, struck Mr. Dean a glancing biow on the leg, masking an ugly wound. He was removed to his home on Broad street, where a physician dressed his injury. ; _ Bee the new advertisement. of the Teal estate and employment office, which is on Main street, opposite the Hotel Antlers. This exchange offérs inducemente to investors, and if you want to buy or sell give it a call. In the line of life, accident and fire insurance some of the best companies are represented. In today’s advertisement there are honees to rent, which are very desirable in every way. Loan and Trust Company. taineer} Drawn Todty to be i Attendance on the {st of March, came down withacrash. The big rook {drawn in the Superior Court todsy to getve as trial jurors on the first of March: ¢ es Nevada township—W. J. Olemo, E. W. Gagin, W. H. Hooper, Frank F. Kendricks, David Ashton, J.-P. Gillett; D, L, Oalkins, _ Grass Valley township—Wm, Reynolds, Wm. Moore, R. D, Gummoe, J. F. Trebileox, James N. Kenney, J. J Orr, Wm. Hosken, J. W. Oallaghan, Wm. Coombs, T. W. Noell. Eureka. township — 0. McLean, Obris, Hansen. Bloomfield township—T. .0. Mo Gagin, W. L. Mobley, Edward Oummins, Bridgeport township—John FW; Oulver, W, E. Moulton. 7 Rough and Ready township—Jesse . ,,ltle Yor townsbip—a. G. onew, ul e “ste "eoay-mome TOO Much » ie Reppma, Feb. 16—The town of Ken. washed away by a flood Moiiday. The entire population worked hard to save the property from going down in the Fe Rr hy eee _. . flood, The Kennet river rose higher «Phe @ ne Keeper” will be produced than ever known before. Severat at the Nevada Theater in this elly on buildiogs were swept away. eld has this to say about the com-. . ‘J, Smith has a comedy drama that fits hie style of acting as well as if he had Wasurerom, February 16.— The lived through the scenes he portrays. value of the eatate left by the late He opened an engagementof three. Senator Hanna is estimated from sights and a matinee in this produc. $7,000,000 to $8,000,000 It is stated tion at the Grand last night. Since . that he owned at least 15 per cent of Mr. Smith appeared bere in this play. the stock of the Oleveland Electric

last year both the play and company . Railway, also interested in other railhave been improved. Last night’s au-. roads, mining properties, vessels, etc, dience wae large and enthusiastic and the applause was thoroughly deserved. e > Mr, Smith as Derry Doolan ie a good A Train Wreck bit of the show, with his singing and . . his comedy and his serious work, bat there are some capable performers AtLanTa, Ga., Feb, 16.—The Florida eround him. Van Murrell got a good Limited on the Western & Atlantic deal out of the emall part of Johony Railroad, southbound, was wrecked Drake and 8, Simpson played Lanty eight miles south of here today, reHogan, the gardner, ina menner that sulting from the breaking of an axle. won approval. Del 0, Seldon, in the. 2 Welve persone were tojured, two of Water. net, near Redding, came near being San Fr. ,» February 16.— Draughteman by day and counterfeiter by night has been the dual life led by Andreas Winkelmann, taken into custody last night by Secret Serviee Operatives Hazen, McManus and Foster, and lodged in the San Francisco City Prison.Secreted in his room at 1415 Polk street, where the arrest was made, was found the complete plant for the manufacture of counterfeit half-dollarsand more than $200 of the bogus coin. All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert wixologicst atBritland’s. of No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O oo better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla Under Arrest.en oe nn Me Travelers. _ Ceriaint of Smoke Is Wherever you go—on any road, in every town—you’re sure of a great smoke for 5 cents if you ask for the Cremo. The only cigar for sale everywhere, and everywhere the same. LARGEST SELLER IN THE WORLD. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. Confidence .,.1 15 yilsto_Better Than Gold, debility,” writes F. J. Green, of Lannnotil I began using Electric Bitters, ‘Organization last night. At Mr. and » Mre. W. F. Englebright’s residence, ‘on East Broad street, a “gentlemen’s “night” was given in honor of the ooca“gion. The spacious rooms were bril‘Mantly illuminated and handsomely ‘decorated. One of the banquet rooms ‘was decorated in pink colored carnations, while in the other the effects ‘were red and consisted of red carnations. The parlor and other rooms were very pretty in their violet decoras tions, Ivy and a profusion of flowers were also artistically placed throughout the several rooms, The following program was rendere#’. in an exceedingly pleasing manner: ’ Piano duett—Mrs. L. 8, Oalkins and Miss Lenore Oalkins. Violin solo—Harry Eoglebright, ac‘companied by M. Hyman. Humorous reading—Dr. Nellie E. Obhapman. Violin solo—Miss Gladys Ford, accompanied by Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford. Ohbaracter song—Mrs. ‘A. H, Tickell. Oomedietta —‘“‘Why the Women’s Club Did Not Hold a Meeting ?”—Mrs, from either of these annoyances knows which did me more good than all the — 4 nc! ae ces dragp ri medicines I ever ased. They have alaa Preise wes pn Nee aries ia to . 8° kept my wife in excellent health for saphagar ys pte Skea’: dru store, . ¥28"s. She says Electric Bitters are . in ft Dean’s Kid. juet splendid for female troubles; that bay pag nigel oo ? jie se and they are a grand tonic and invigorator rie’ nO . reangieren, hoot bi fob. . foF weak, ran down women. No other iver — i “ery medicine can take its place in our % 5 family.” Try them. Only 50c. Sat= sale tad ge Namen Restate sfaction pasrantees by W. D. Vincents per box. +» . on, druggist. Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. ° Remember the name—Doan’s—and When You Go to San Francisco Stop at the Hotel Graystone, 66 Geary take no substitute. street. New six-story fire-proof hotel electric lights and elevator; unquestionably the most luxuriously furnished in the city; steam heat; private A Arrested Japs. baths; one block from Palace Hotel; : : from the leading mornONOLULU, Feb, 16 — Six Japanese . °ne-helf block Mrscip strasiad wc: the tatena of. ing papers. All Market street care Kaual ase result of the investigation . Paes the door. Rates, 75 cents per VINTON'S PHARMACY WOODPEGKER The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—The New Card Game CIGAR.. 50 Cents. of the murder of G. H. Glennan, foreer cee up. oe Big hdd merly of Redwood City, Californie, sas who wae killed by the explosion of a} (California Champagnola—red and stick of dynamite under his bed in. white—a beverage strictly camp, Two are charged with murder. /freshing and delicious, mad and four with conepiracy, The four! California wives. . At Britland’s E. A. Moore, Mre, M. Bernheim, Mrs. . have turned State's evidence and say O. P. Loughridge, Mre, W. G. Rich-. that the whole six held a meeting and ards, Mre, A. H, Tickell, Misses Flor-} decided to kill Glennan after he had ence Kimball, Gertrode Goyne and Bertha Webber. The musicians and others who took part in the program acquitted them-. selves admirably. Shakespeare mottoes and artistic favors in the shape of Mardi Gras hearts were distributed during the evening, also printed programe of the entertainment. After the program, a fine banquet was greatly enjoyed, The waiters in attendance were from a local: hotel. The enjoyment concluded with songs and dancing till a late hour. Over Seventy comprised the party, which Was very successfal in every way. Snes nse No man will be poorer at Christmas for buying Schilling’s Best instead of the usual “cheap” stuff. driven them from camp and thrashed them. They were gamblers. Believed Lost. Nanrvoxet, Mase., February 16—The Nova Scotia schooner Scotia Qaeen stack on Tuckernack Shoals in Nantacket Sound, last night, and as nothing has been seen of the vessel today, itis thought she is lost with all hands, numbering five men, but there is 4 chance that the vessel was blown clear of the shoals. The Scotia Queen was bound from River Harbor, N. 8, for New York with a cargo of lamber. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia Your grocer’s; moneybach.ior nd 10o.a box. For sale by H serene a i ER ee Dickerman sole agent. . ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Satarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, Coffee Roasted Daily A Fine English La Rue’s is here to stay —made by— Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts. Birthday itt We have a large assort ment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and around Nevada Oity which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. QOall in and gee them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds unlovely role of Hubert Boyle, aliee. ‘®™ may die. berry. gas pala ma. Egan, J. Owen O’Neil, got bimeelf thoroughly: — = . = =e _ . hated, but that is always the fate of aR . f } the villian who is a real stage villian, “” OEE ELIE SenEe ss DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerlyfof ¢thegElectro-Dental Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE::STREET a Good NEVADASGITY, CAL. a ———— Che Best in town.. . mA Onr wines and liquors cannot be exvelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve peare old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is fuli of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY $1.50 SPECIAL $1.50 All the late shades in WOOL WAISTS (See Window) just received. They are worth from $2 to $3 but we are making a special price of $1.50 WHILE THEY LAST New Oxford Waistings New Gingham; New Silk Lustere in all shades New Searsuckers New Crashed Leather Belts New Goods arriving daily ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. amneeenes HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY NA not The accommodations, the service and the A" cuisine at the National: are NNEX equalled by any hotel in Northern California. maneser® . Neve Hot ° and Electric lights cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” C. J. BRAND All kinds. Also new line of ——— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings strings for ali stringed S. of Md instraments, Violin chin rests, etc. Sees ; JEWELER See our splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. oe ee ~_Novada Oky) 4, & H. v, HAR YUNG, Watchmakers — Broad Street TRY Hotel Antle . FISH FOR LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS. . Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FREE TRIAL SAMPLES TS LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines,“ — Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA DU'S HEADACIE DOWDERS are the best onjthe market stout relief, ‘Try them.. Oysters, Lo bsters, Crabs, etc. = am ee —————————— Pe kes gee one FOR SALE BY We heve a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ; Taylor ’s ae NUTSONE 0 Special foatare:<toAlso a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Tea and Coffee A H. .DICKERMAN je ies ee teat 7 6a al 66 HOUSE I . Ed ages tonto Broad St, Mera Oy tance EeTaioemccmn. Ohe Bee Ftwe Srocery Drugs and Stationery J. J. JACKSON. Proprie‘or . #4 BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York 4 ; &