February 21, 1903 (4 pages)

Hindeman A i jer vane . Bier men way : LJ. Born, vley -. . Kibbler ‘isbie lhristensen ‘ayme ‘ner rde oner Titus laftens an Francisco, eney vifee if tmann icramento,ey ‘uckee, D attle. que atch: Flat, n stt lan arysvillo, berg a:te, Mont. kelokane,. area ane portanity th z the Chari pion the mine in carri 1 ime new things @ 1 ful sui rm cloth; price 10 op. All new; all gx. So. 7 EST ars, Scishis brand * soft or : KEEN ive a IER rada City IES ey We " me. ch Seviees. ing is @ list of the religious to be held at the various in this city tomorrow, where be made welcome? ; BPISOOPAL. esima Sunday—Services at tomorrow will be as rayer, ante-comag obarch + Morning P apd sermon, ool and bible class, 12:80 p, mi; prayer and sermon, 7 o’clock, nesday— Holy on pg prayer, litany, niae sermon, 11 o'clock; prayer, 4:30 o’clock. Friday— prayer, litany and address, ock. W. A. Rimer, Rector, METHODIST. hing morning and evening by r. Heuston, Baptist tninister of and. Sunday school at glose ring service. Intermediate at6p.m. Epworth League at Topic, “The Christian Man in Life.” Leader, 0. F, Brayton. Peting at 9.45 a m, Jobn n, leader. CONGREGATIONAL, astor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach m, and at 7:15 p. m. Washla birthday will be observed tii-] auspices of Wyoming Tribe of yand Weimer Tribe of Grass Improved 0. KR. M.A brief will be given by the pastor in ion with the following prom—Choir. . tion—Miss Samuele of Grass Solo—-Miss Ruth Richards, Trio—Messrs. James,’: Ben= nd Odgers. atlon—Miss Grace Jackson.” Solo—Miss Samuels. ; . Solo— Mrs Tratben and Miss of Grass Valley. ation—Mrs. W. H Kirkbride of ento. . Solo—Israel James. . Solo—Miss Sumner of Grass tion—Miss Sumner of Grase m—Choir. rks—James Boyes . ef “San aco, Great Prophet of the Order. her one of the lonely men of sic precinct of You Bet has sea wife through the medium ofa lonial agency. Miss Van Olief, eat little woman, direct from the Grass State, arrived in Colfax ay morning. In the afternoon Shipp, one of the much talked elors of You Bet made hia ap: ce, and after a warm greeting quiet talk, it was decided to trip to San Francisco, to. have triage ceremony performed. ideboard is quite complete withbottle of “Jesse Moore” rye or n whisky. It is better than d you have always considered —_——_—_——_--@e-»-— wisaber. G0 10 Corea. cage of Graniteville will leave rea next month, where he has tract for digging ditches and for a large mining corporation vey water to the mines. Ray tof North Bloomfield will acny Mr Poage to that far-off y, aod will act as hig assistant. n Jones was last in town he re was no Gilt Edge whisky” he'd been. “Must have been to oon,” guessed Smith. Good r, that Smith, — +80, Won't find “Jesse Moore” y in cheap placee—it isn’t made ap men todrink, It is the best *manded by the best people. a Ve Escaped an Awfal Fate.Haggins of Melbourne, FlorTite: “My doctor told me I hed prtion and nothing could be ad me. I was given up to die, Thad 4 free trial bottle of Dr. i rh Discovery for Consumpminced me to try it. Results ttliog. Tam now on the road wed 8nd owe all to Dr. King’s ‘covery. It surely saved my bis great cure is guaranteed hroat and lung diseases by W, ton, drugyi Bottles eelat Price 50c & $1.60, re is more Catarrh in this section . . diseases country than all. other gether, and until the last few Steet many years doctors proit @ local disease and pre-. local .remedi and by conY failing to ours with ioest treatProuounced it incurable. Science roven catarrh to be @ conetitu‘gease and therefore Gucnel treatment. are, manufactured F. J. ‘4 £ Co., Toledo, Ohio, wine ly miaas cure onthe market, It oternall oses 08 teaspoontal.” t anectiy for for of GEENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O, by druggists, price February 21,'1903)ii o'clock; San= The 7 Masquerade Ball Was Well Attended . Last Night. ~The members of Oo. O bave cause to congratulate themselves for the great success which attended their third eunaal masquerade ball, given in Armory Hall last night. It proved to be the most successful ball of this character that has yet been given by the “soldier boys,” an unusaally large . crowd of miaskers and spectators being in attendance, Besides the great number present from this city, there were two or three \Carloade of Grass Valleyans in attendance and they, too, thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality and pleasure of the occaaion. Many of the numerons characters represented on the ball room floor were novel, quaint and comical, and there was much originality showh in the make up of some of the impersonations represented, the groups being especially well sustained and attracting general attention. officiated as jadges, and perfcrmed to the greatest satisfaction 0; all the difficult task of awarding the many prizes: F. Ll. Arbogast, E. A. Moore, L. Hyman, Dr. J. F. Shaw and Henry O. Schroeder. The committee made the awards as follows: Best dressed lady—$20 Boa from Maher & Co.—Mrs, Albert Allan, Best dressed gentlemen—$10 Gold Ring.from O. J. Brand—Mr. Hull. Second best dressed lady—$10 Hat from W.-H. Orawford -Mre, William: Browniaog. ; Second best dressed gentleman—§5 Fob from Hartung Bros.—Andy Gifford. Most original lady character—$5 pair of Fine Shoes from A. J, Bovey—Mrs. Loe. “Most original gentleman character— $5 pair of Fine Shoes from Miller’s— Joseph O'Connell. « Best. sustained lady character—$2 Parse from Rosenberg Bros,-— Miss Matthews, ‘Best sustained gentleman character—$4 Gold Nugget from W. H. Dun‘lap—J> Dibsier.~” Se Best comedian—$3 Hat from _L. Hyman—W. Hosking. Best dressed group—i doz, photos from Moore’s—Fred Thomas, Joe Siddies, Arthur Williams, Henry Bennetts, May Bennetts, Lillie Williams, Belle Anderson, Aunie Anderson, representing “In the Good Old Summer Time.” Most original group—Banquet—W. MeGuire, Gluyas Richards, Harry Englebright, M. Hyman, R. Goyne, Howard Loveland, representing Ladies’ Mandolin Olub. Best sustained group—Banquet—H. L. Sweeney and wife, N. W. Phillips and wife, R. Phillips and wife, Wm. Rowe, , Schoemaker, O. G. Sweeney, Miss Ida Avery, Miss E. Warmatb, Miss Louise Lawrence, Lola Sweeney; representing Sells Bros. Oircus Parade, ; ; The followlog were awarded spec= ial prizes: Homeliest woman on floor — Bert Chegwidden. Homeliest man on the Sandow. Best Hayseed’ woman—Jobn Hicks. Best Hayseed man—Gus Merrill. Prettiest woman on the floor—Miss Lizzie Pope, Prettiest man on the floor—Howard Sweet. ; Most popular woman on the floor— Miss Carry, is Most popular man on the floor — James Dolan. The following is a list of the balance of the maskers, who presented their cards-at the door: Ring girl—Rosalind Valvie. Parminceta—Miss Allen. Flower girl—Mise Leatham. Flower girl—Mise Wales. Pink rose—Hortense Ladezma. School girl—Ora Miller. 2d Lieut. Oo, I—Howard Sweet. Dominoe—Chas, Tredinnick. Lineman—G. Walling. Military suit—Mre. Napp. ‘Military suit—Elmo Miller. Domino—Mrs. Ohbas. Tredinnick. Clown—Arnon Browinng. Geo, Jacobs—A, Rapp, 2 ios ous ai san nese ON eee * OO . rFe= a ae om, e ?} _ ——— a —— tourist sleeping cars to The following wellknown citizons+}J are mixed properly, ; ee Personally conducted on merit. 1860, when ales was established. Fulfilled promises— rates lowest; genuine comfort; MISSOURI, ILLINOIS . Oannibal—Warren Hoskins. Jew—Ira Walters. oat “Name It”—J, 8. Costello. Court Fool—G, Ww. Hall, . Ragtime coon—B. Wilson. : Miss Buttinsky —Bert Oheg + idden. Chee Ohinaman—Jobn Dunster. “Name It”—H. Christenson. California Poppy—Miss Single, June—Miss Single. ; Irishman—Fred Lester, ; nig Edward's Page—Andrew Gitord, 4 ‘ Coon—Wayne Marker, Domino—OChas, Wodell. Evening Star—Bessie Waters, Hayseeds—Hopkins and Williams, Coon—Jas, Harry. t Narse girl—Mary A. Hulland. Silver Moon—Julia Ourey. Mrs. Ah Moon—Mra. -W, Hoskins, Irish girl—Nettle Ebaugh. J. Hennessy--Fred Sandow, Happy Hooligan—W. Hoskins. * Hooligan’s friand (the Oop) — John Trevaskis. Red Cross—Olivia Matthews. Coltard Sport—G; EB. Clark, Justice—Ethel Matthews. Prof. John Tilton, owner of 15 gold mines—Jos, O'Connell, Dr. Weloh—P. W. Ronchi, oOo 4 “What's in a name?” Well, William‘ think of the bother to busy men were-“*Old Gilt Edge” changed to another name—any other name—well, William? The funeral of the late EB. EB, Matteson was held yesterday. The Superior Court has granted a decree of distribution of the estate of Jobn W. Downing, deceased, Oe 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 2c. and 10c. a, box. For sale by H, Dickerman sole agent. Business Locals. Loveland ie n ow selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it-and you will always: cuy it. ; nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Ww; Britland at his saloon on Broad street; makes a specialty of Fazcy Drioks, aud you cao depend that they If you désire a fine hot mixed drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Oorner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors 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 eall on him. a81-tf 7Or TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish floss Cough Balsam, Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and Igng troubles, 25c, 50c. At all druggists. j6-tf, “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street = Nevada Oity New Store, Goods and Prices acomoee Yes, we’ve opened up and are now ready for business, Everything in the store is bright, spic-apan new. Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We cell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody else buys on credit, We have come to stay. We are responsible. . We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we sia will baild up a good business ere. BARGAIN NO. 1 This week we are offering a magnificent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Cbildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— golf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear, socks, and the many thinge which delight tasty dressers. 5 (a Remember what we say we do, we «io do, Money bask if you’re not satisfied. —— Pleased patrons since grand scenery; through q -NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND urged to judge. and principal Eastern States. Sits ae inficmation and help—the JUDSON-ALTON You are invited to call or value of which you are EXCURSIONS . Skin diseases are very common with \Cough o . COMPOUND. A Marvelous Cure After the Failures of Ten Doctors. exceedingly troublesome, and cause serious disfigaration of the face and complexion. Eczema, salt rheam, scrofula, shingles, ringworm, boils, pimples, itch, and a score of uther disagreeable troubles, result from sluggieh, impure, and poisoned blood. If you truly desire to get rid of such evils, do not resort to outward treatment or application. Common senee and the experience of your friends will at once suggest a blood pnrifier and system renovator like Paine’s Celery Compound. — This marveléus cleaneer soon multiplies the namber of vital red corpuscles, and fills the arteries with a health stream that produces clean, solid flesb, and firm, well-braced nerves. Mrs. L.S. Bailey, West Potsdam, N. Y., weites thus: “I bad @mall blotches break out on my head, and in a short tims my whole body was covered. The doctore Called it scrofula. Ihave had as many-as ten doctors treat. me, bat none seemed to help me; At night time my whole body would itch so night. I bave taken all kinds of sarsaparillas, and used soaps and oint~ mente without effect. I read in a paper of Paine’s Celery Compound, and T could-not rest until I gave it a trial. Tam cow on my fifth bottle and _con-" sider Paine’s Celery Compound mirac. ulous in its effects. I am completely on my arm, which is fast going away. I wisb all who soffer to give this wonderfai medicine a trial.” ; DIAMOND DYES Few professional dyers can dye ae well as the housewife who uses <tr Dyes, and none can do tter, Direction Book and 45 dyed samples free. DIAMOND DYB:, Burlington, Ve. Girl Wanted. ape aa A girl fe wanted to do housework in private family at Vallejo. Inquire of Mrs, E. T. R Powgtu. f18 lw Carefully Selected New Crop 60 Cent TEAS that I wouid have to walk the floor all blief. One dosecures. Guaranteed GSOHEMIAN . i is TTLE ' “Kine nas longer SOLD LVEAYWHERE, an s . Ormiston Swayze, . f — °*Periment Physician and. Surgeon oe ee 446444 Broad Street A.G. Gurneit’s WHL. Moxy Founa Bsns Sed ‘. A piece of money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of “The will of Albert G. Gurnett, the party found stock broker of Oakland, who died pie Shed mats : ma pita So February 15th, has been filed for probate tn Alameda colioty. The estate, which ia valaed at.opwards of $100,000, is left to the widow, Cordelia Eilen Gurnett; a son, Lloyd Adam GurGrink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Juet he thing for this cold weather, tf “—}-7Ge nett, and a brother, W. J. Garnett. _ . . 7 oe Mr, Gurnett was well known in thie. . ld Storage Meats county at one-time, having been sec-. Forepecial firet-class Oold Storage retary of the Wyoming and other ou should send your orders to mines fo this district several years ago, and was a relative of the late J. M. Buffington. ss The Curse of Womankind Te sick ana nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant refectly harmiess. Immediate 250 and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. }Dickerman, sole agent. For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffsiger All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office houre—Nevada Oity: 2 p. m. to 4p. m, and 7p. m, to 8 p. m. Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevads Qity office and residence on Its . ‘ FOR 25 CENTS ——_+ GHO. C. GAYLORD @ SON . CLEAN GROCOGRY HOUSE aged Make our place your headquarters while waiting forthe cars Nevada City’ . A New Batch {SQCIAL DANCE 4 . on Just Made We sold every piece of Obristmas and New Year Oandy in our store, By COMPANY O,'N. G. O, At ARMORY HALL fot of Bele Sonttlonry? i or. " bt ionery. . soak ot Ors, nges, Tenions, Nats Satu rday Evening TEGLER’S, Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Commercial Street, Nevada) City . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free a ee ad Wrhen in meed of. ; “ OPTICAL GOODS Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spec: tacles, Snow Glasses, Bye Shades, eto. a Spectacles repaired. Lenses matohed. . We also carry the Parker Lucky Ourve and Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens. : ; MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Phone Weat 14 WATOHMAKERS Nvada City > ieee a ad Mmmm PAKOS PIANOS PAQOG MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sale at Brayton’s Furniture Store, Commeretal St. and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up to date. “We can suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO.,'San Francisco A. O.~-MOUNT, Manager L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. Commercial Street, Nevada City Lt ee ee NOTICE! —— tot Ta fiem of SNELL & FLEMING, dealers in Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, bas this day been. dissolved by mutual consent,.Nevada street. merit Nature’s Health Restorer: is o gn The Greatest Blood Purifier recognized INE MONTHS’ TREATMENT BEDUCED Ni iFroop #48 1g $i Cuargavood. to gare over i Catarrh, Ni Igia, Consti: “1 matism. rh, Neuraigia, pa Scrofula, Female Complaints, ete.” 500,000 now under this treatment Pacey Tenetabis the NOW ON SALE Sample free to prove their merits. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad Street. La Rue’s Cure e? Sure Shot, at fs San Pranciseo, Cal, ai : WM. H. SAITH, ¢ DR. A. W. 626 Ellis street, San Francieco, Cal. — -im MOVED. TRAUTMAN mg rns ime eae store to the store next to J.J. Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRIOE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the pablic will take advan of the low prices in repairing of te and Shoeg. L. J. TRAUTMAN, Pipe Street. State Made by “GIFP” : N. S. of Md. IHD RIIDIRISIIIDIDHIEIRI EIST GOISIGOIISISIO A IISISISOIISIN IS ISITIOOIISINI DIINO ADE ited 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 the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERMAN RII EBA REAR REAR RK RENE RRR ERE KEERE REA RREREBES BS BRR REMI IAR II Inicio CHRBR AEE : : : gover ¢ SHV kKKE B. F. Snell retiriog. All parties baving claims against the old firm Can present them to Joseph D, Fleming. Tinewies those owing the firm money are respectfully requested to settle with Mr. Fleming. My experience in this business right bere in Nevada Oity for the past thirty years will, I hope, be a sufficient gaarantee of the fact that you can secure the very best quality of goods at the most reasonable prices, I respectfally solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage you have bestowed in the past. -=--JOS. D. FLEMING. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. (A A NA . Jaet received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Out Glassware, any of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents, Oall and see them, Your friends would-be delighted with them. We also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada City. Ay I mak Tl¢ make Cakes Cakes. . EE] Photographs. , _At GAULT’S . and make them !n Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound. . a first-claes man& Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, ner. 1 also frame Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady them when 240 Tames of aijill mented or plain. kinds. Stacks of Mince Pies, Oar own 4 make Mince Meat. . EE Ring up West 81 and let as bring you MOORE —> mething good. ? Telepbone Mein 831. OFFICR OF Postoffice Box 114 » W.H. SMITH -» ed ws Wholesale and retail dealer in ! Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, ? PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. Etc. Navapa Orry, January 13, 1008. PER POUND R@TAIL. ere fresh and fine and ere very delicious in flavor and very healthy. : : 4 av argustne ee <a ™ m eo « . MB. W. H. SMITE has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They WMerade City . Wedding Presents. . Pg Ped _IMBISCO WARS. i . ‘ i} * . Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thing for Parties . i . i Che Boe Hwe Srocery, J. JZJACKSON, Proprietor. Come in, pick out the PIANO you want. Prices. gh Ss FEE AP GRE es Se ae 4 Re i

Hindeman A i jer vane . Bier men way : LJ. Born, vley -. . Kibbler ‘isbie lhristensen ‘ayme ‘ner rde oner Titus laftens an Francisco, eney vifee if tmann icramento,ey ‘uckee, D attle. que atch: Flat, n stt lan arysvillo, berg a:te, Mont. kelokane,. area ane portanity th z the Chari pion the mine in carri 1 ime new things @ 1 ful sui rm cloth; price 10 op. All new; all gx. So. 7 EST ars, Scishis brand * soft or : KEEN ive a IER rada City IES ey We " me. ch Seviees. ing is @ list of the religious to be held at the various in this city tomorrow, where be made welcome? ; BPISOOPAL. esima Sunday—Services at tomorrow will be as rayer, ante-comag obarch + Morning P apd sermon, ool and bible class, 12:80 p, mi; prayer and sermon, 7 o’clock, nesday— Holy on pg prayer, litany, niae sermon, 11 o'clock; prayer, 4:30 o’clock. Friday— prayer, litany and address, ock. W. A. Rimer, Rector, METHODIST. hing morning and evening by r. Heuston, Baptist tninister of and. Sunday school at glose ring service. Intermediate at6p.m. Epworth League at Topic, “The Christian Man in Life.” Leader, 0. F, Brayton. Peting at 9.45 a m, Jobn n, leader. CONGREGATIONAL, astor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach m, and at 7:15 p. m. Washla birthday will be observed tii-] auspices of Wyoming Tribe of yand Weimer Tribe of Grass Improved 0. KR. M.A brief will be given by the pastor in ion with the following prom—Choir. . tion—Miss Samuele of Grass Solo—-Miss Ruth Richards, Trio—Messrs. James,’: Ben= nd Odgers. atlon—Miss Grace Jackson.” Solo—Miss Samuels. ; . Solo— Mrs Tratben and Miss of Grass Valley. ation—Mrs. W. H Kirkbride of ento. . Solo—Israel James. . Solo—Miss Sumner of Grass tion—Miss Sumner of Grase m—Choir. rks—James Boyes . ef “San aco, Great Prophet of the Order. her one of the lonely men of sic precinct of You Bet has sea wife through the medium ofa lonial agency. Miss Van Olief, eat little woman, direct from the Grass State, arrived in Colfax ay morning. In the afternoon Shipp, one of the much talked elors of You Bet made hia ap: ce, and after a warm greeting quiet talk, it was decided to trip to San Francisco, to. have triage ceremony performed. ideboard is quite complete withbottle of “Jesse Moore” rye or n whisky. It is better than d you have always considered —_——_—_——_--@e-»-— wisaber. G0 10 Corea. cage of Graniteville will leave rea next month, where he has tract for digging ditches and for a large mining corporation vey water to the mines. Ray tof North Bloomfield will acny Mr Poage to that far-off y, aod will act as hig assistant. n Jones was last in town he re was no Gilt Edge whisky” he'd been. “Must have been to oon,” guessed Smith. Good r, that Smith, — +80, Won't find “Jesse Moore” y in cheap placee—it isn’t made ap men todrink, It is the best *manded by the best people. a Ve Escaped an Awfal Fate.Haggins of Melbourne, FlorTite: “My doctor told me I hed prtion and nothing could be ad me. I was given up to die, Thad 4 free trial bottle of Dr. i rh Discovery for Consumpminced me to try it. Results ttliog. Tam now on the road wed 8nd owe all to Dr. King’s ‘covery. It surely saved my bis great cure is guaranteed hroat and lung diseases by W, ton, drugyi Bottles eelat Price 50c & $1.60, re is more Catarrh in this section . . diseases country than all. other gether, and until the last few Steet many years doctors proit @ local disease and pre-. local .remedi and by conY failing to ours with ioest treatProuounced it incurable. Science roven catarrh to be @ conetitu‘gease and therefore Gucnel treatment. are, manufactured F. J. ‘4 £ Co., Toledo, Ohio, wine ly miaas cure onthe market, It oternall oses 08 teaspoontal.” t anectiy for for of GEENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O, by druggists, price February 21,'1903)ii o'clock; San= The 7 Masquerade Ball Was Well Attended . Last Night. ~The members of Oo. O bave cause to congratulate themselves for the great success which attended their third eunaal masquerade ball, given in Armory Hall last night. It proved to be the most successful ball of this character that has yet been given by the “soldier boys,” an unusaally large . crowd of miaskers and spectators being in attendance, Besides the great number present from this city, there were two or three \Carloade of Grass Valleyans in attendance and they, too, thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality and pleasure of the occaaion. Many of the numerons characters represented on the ball room floor were novel, quaint and comical, and there was much originality showh in the make up of some of the impersonations represented, the groups being especially well sustained and attracting general attention. officiated as jadges, and perfcrmed to the greatest satisfaction 0; all the difficult task of awarding the many prizes: F. Ll. Arbogast, E. A. Moore, L. Hyman, Dr. J. F. Shaw and Henry O. Schroeder. The committee made the awards as follows: Best dressed lady—$20 Boa from Maher & Co.—Mrs, Albert Allan, Best dressed gentlemen—$10 Gold Ring.from O. J. Brand—Mr. Hull. Second best dressed lady—$10 Hat from W.-H. Orawford -Mre, William: Browniaog. ; Second best dressed gentleman—§5 Fob from Hartung Bros.—Andy Gifford. Most original lady character—$5 pair of Fine Shoes from A. J, Bovey—Mrs. Loe.. “Most original gentleman character— $5 pair of Fine Shoes from Miller’s— Joseph O'Connell. « Best. sustained lady character—$2 Parse from Rosenberg Bros,-— Miss Matthews, ‘Best sustained gentleman character—$4 Gold Nugget from W. H. Dun‘lap—J> Dibsier.~” Se Best comedian—$3 Hat from _L. Hyman—W. Hosking. Best dressed group—i doz, photos from Moore’s—Fred Thomas, Joe Siddies, Arthur Williams, Henry Bennetts, May Bennetts, Lillie Williams, Belle Anderson, Aunie Anderson, representing “In the Good Old Summer Time.” Most original group—Banquet—W. MeGuire, Gluyas Richards, Harry Englebright, M. Hyman, R. Goyne, Howard Loveland, representing Ladies’ Mandolin Olub. Best sustained group—Banquet—H. L. Sweeney and wife, N. W. Phillips and wife, R. Phillips and wife, Wm. Rowe, , Schoemaker, O. G. Sweeney, Miss Ida Avery, Miss E. Warmatb, Miss Louise Lawrence, Lola Sweeney; representing Sells Bros. Oircus Parade, ; ; The followlog were awarded spec= ial prizes: Homeliest woman on floor — Bert Chegwidden. Homeliest man on the Sandow. Best Hayseed’ woman—Jobn Hicks. Best Hayseed man—Gus Merrill. Prettiest woman on the floor—Miss Lizzie Pope, Prettiest man on the floor—Howard Sweet. ; Most popular woman on the floor— Miss Carry, is Most popular man on the floor — James Dolan. The following is a list of the balance of the maskers, who presented their cards-at the door: Ring girl—Rosalind Valvie. Parminceta—Miss Allen. Flower girl—Mise Leatham. Flower girl—Mise Wales. Pink rose—Hortense Ladezma. School girl—Ora Miller. 2d Lieut. Oo, I—Howard Sweet. Dominoe—Chas, Tredinnick. Lineman—G. Walling. Military suit—Mre. Napp. ‘Military suit—Elmo Miller. Domino—Mrs. Ohbas. Tredinnick. Clown—Arnon Browinng. Geo, Jacobs—A, Rapp, 2 ios ous ai san nese ON eee * OO . rFe= a ae om, e ?} _ ——— a —— tourist sleeping cars to The following wellknown citizons+}J are mixed properly, ; ee Personally conducted on merit. 1860, when ales was established. Fulfilled promises— rates lowest; genuine comfort; MISSOURI, ILLINOIS . Oannibal—Warren Hoskins. Jew—Ira Walters. oat “Name It”—J, 8. Costello. Court Fool—G, Ww. Hall, . Ragtime coon—B. Wilson. : Miss Buttinsky —Bert Oheg + idden. Chee Ohinaman—Jobn Dunster. “Name It”—H. Christenson. California Poppy—Miss Single, June—Miss Single. ; Irishman—Fred Lester, ; nig Edward's Page—Andrew Gitord, 4 ‘ Coon—Wayne Marker, Domino—OChas, Wodell. Evening Star—Bessie Waters, Hayseeds—Hopkins and Williams, Coon—Jas, Harry. t Narse girl—Mary A. Hulland. Silver Moon—Julia Ourey. Mrs. Ah Moon—Mra. -W, Hoskins, Irish girl—Nettle Ebaugh. J. Hennessy--Fred Sandow, Happy Hooligan—W. Hoskins. * Hooligan’s friand (the Oop) — John Trevaskis. Red Cross—Olivia Matthews. Coltard Sport—G; EB. Clark, Justice—Ethel Matthews. Prof. John Tilton, owner of 15 gold mines—Jos, O'Connell, Dr. Weloh—P. W. Ronchi, oOo 4 “What's in a name?” Well, William‘ think of the bother to busy men were-“*Old Gilt Edge” changed to another name—any other name—well, William? The funeral of the late EB. EB, Matteson was held yesterday. The Superior Court has granted a decree of distribution of the estate of Jobn W. Downing, deceased, Oe 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 2c. and 10c. a, box. For sale by H, Dickerman sole agent. Business Locals. Loveland ie n ow selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it-and you will always: cuy it. ; nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Ww; Britland at his saloon on Broad street; makes a specialty of Fazcy Drioks, aud you cao depend that they If you désire a fine hot mixed drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Oorner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors 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 eall on him. a81-tf 7Or TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish floss Cough Balsam, Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and Igng troubles, 25c, 50c. At all druggists. j6-tf, “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street = Nevada Oity New Store, Goods and Prices acomoee Yes, we’ve opened up and are now ready for business, Everything in the store is bright, spic-apan new. Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We cell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody else buys on credit, We have come to stay. We are responsible. . We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we sia will baild up a good business ere. BARGAIN NO. 1 This week we are offering a magnificent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Cbildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— golf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear, socks, and the many thinge which delight tasty dressers. 5 (a Remember what we say we do, we «io do, Money bask if you’re not satisfied. —— Pleased patrons since grand scenery; through q -NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND urged to judge. and principal Eastern States. Sits ae inficmation and help—the JUDSON-ALTON You are invited to call or value of which you are EXCURSIONS . Skin diseases are very common with \Cough o . COMPOUND. A Marvelous Cure After the Failures of Ten Doctors. exceedingly troublesome, and cause serious disfigaration of the face and complexion. Eczema, salt rheam, scrofula, shingles, ringworm, boils, pimples, itch, and a score of uther disagreeable troubles, result from sluggieh, impure, and poisoned blood. If you truly desire to get rid of such evils, do not resort to outward treatment or application. Common senee and the experience of your friends will at once suggest a blood pnrifier and system renovator like Paine’s Celery Compound. — This marveléus cleaneer soon multiplies the namber of vital red corpuscles, and fills the arteries with a health stream that produces clean, solid flesb, and firm, well-braced nerves. Mrs. L.S. Bailey, West Potsdam, N. Y., weites thus: “I bad @mall blotches break out on my head, and in a short tims my whole body was covered. The doctore Called it scrofula. Ihave had as many-as ten doctors treat. me, bat none seemed to help me; At night time my whole body would itch so night. I bave taken all kinds of sarsaparillas, and used soaps and oint~ mente without effect. I read in a paper of Paine’s Celery Compound, and T could-not rest until I gave it a trial. Tam cow on my fifth bottle and _con-" sider Paine’s Celery Compound mirac. ulous in its effects. I am completely on my arm, which is fast going away. I wisb all who soffer to give this wonderfai medicine a trial.” ; DIAMOND DYES Few professional dyers can dye ae well as the housewife who uses <tr Dyes, and none can do tter, Direction Book and 45 dyed samples free. DIAMOND DYB:, Burlington, Ve. Girl Wanted. ape aa A girl fe wanted to do housework in private family at Vallejo. Inquire of Mrs, E. T. R Powgtu. f18 lw Carefully Selected New Crop 60 Cent TEAS that I wouid have to walk the floor all blief. One dosecures. Guaranteed GSOHEMIAN . i is TTLE ' “Kine nas longer SOLD LVEAYWHERE, an s . Ormiston Swayze, . f — °*Periment Physician and. Surgeon oe ee 446444 Broad Street A.G. Gurneit’s WHL. Moxy Founa Bsns Sed ‘. A piece of money was found on Cottage Street. The owner can learn of “The will of Albert G. Gurnett, the party found stock broker of Oakland, who died pie Shed mats : ma pita So February 15th, has been filed for probate tn Alameda colioty. The estate, which ia valaed at.opwards of $100,000, is left to the widow, Cordelia Eilen Gurnett; a son, Lloyd Adam GurGrink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Juet he thing for this cold weather, tf “—}-7Ge nett, and a brother, W. J. Garnett. _ . . 7 oe Mr, Gurnett was well known in thie. . ld Storage Meats county at one-time, having been sec-. Forepecial firet-class Oold Storage retary of the Wyoming and other ou should send your orders to mines fo this district several years ago, and was a relative of the late J. M. Buffington. ss The Curse of Womankind Te sick ana nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant refectly harmiess. Immediate 250 and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. }Dickerman, sole agent. For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffsiger All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office houre—Nevada Oity: 2 p. m. to 4p. m, and 7p. m, to 8 p. m. Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevads Qity office and residence on Its . ‘ FOR 25 CENTS ——_+ GHO. C. GAYLORD @ SON . CLEAN GROCOGRY HOUSE aged Make our place your headquarters while waiting forthe cars Nevada City’ . A New Batch {SQCIAL DANCE 4 . on Just Made We sold every piece of Obristmas and New Year Oandy in our store, By COMPANY O,'N. G. O, At ARMORY HALL fot of Bele Sonttlonry? i or. " bt ionery. . soak ot Ors, nges, Tenions, Nats Satu rday Evening TEGLER’S, Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Commercial Street, Nevada) City . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free a ee ad Wrhen in meed of.. ; “ OPTICAL GOODS Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spec: tacles, Snow Glasses, Bye Shades, eto. a Spectacles repaired. Lenses matohed. . We also carry the Parker Lucky Ourve and Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens. : ; MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Phone Weat 14 WATOHMAKERS Nvada City > ieee a ad Mmmm PAKOS PIANOS PAQOG MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sale at Brayton’s Furniture Store, Commeretal St. and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up to date. “We can suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO.,'San Francisco A. O.~-MOUNT, Manager L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. Commercial Street, Nevada City Lt ee ee NOTICE! —— tot Ta fiem of SNELL & FLEMING, dealers in Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, bas this day been. dissolved by mutual consent,..Nevada street. merit Nature’s Health Restorer: is o gn The Greatest Blood Purifier recognized INE MONTHS’ TREATMENT BEDUCED Ni iFroop #48 1g $i Cuargavood. to gare over i Catarrh, Ni Igia, Consti: “1 matism. rh, Neuraigia, pa Scrofula, Female Complaints, ete.” 500,000 now under this treatment Pacey Tenetabis the NOW ON SALE Sample free to prove their merits. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad Street. La Rue’s Cure e? Sure Shot, at fs San Pranciseo, Cal, ai : WM. H. SAITH, ¢ DR. A. W. 626 Ellis street, San Francieco, Cal. — -im MOVED. TRAUTMAN mg rns ime eae store to the store next to J.J. Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRIOE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the pablic will take advan of the low prices in repairing of te and Shoeg. L. J. TRAUTMAN, Pipe Street. State Made by “GIFP” : N. S. of Md. IHD RIIDIRISIIIDIDHIEIRI EIST GOISIGOIISISIO A IISISISOIISIN IS ISITIOOIISINI DIINO ADE ited 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 the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERMAN RII EBA REAR REAR RK RENE RRR ERE KEERE REA RREREBES BS BRR REMI IAR II Inicio CHRBR AEE : : : gover ¢ SHV kKKE B. F. Snell retiriog. All parties baving claims against the old firm Can present them to Joseph D, Fleming. Tinewies those owing the firm money are respectfully requested to settle with Mr. Fleming. My experience in this business right bere in Nevada Oity for the past thirty years will, I hope, be a sufficient gaarantee of the fact that you can secure the very best quality of goods at the most reasonable prices, I respectfally solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage you have bestowed in the past. -=--JOS. D. FLEMING. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. (A A NA . Jaet received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Out Glassware, any of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents, Oall and see them, Your friends would-be delighted with them. We also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada City. Ay I mak Tl¢ make Cakes Cakes. . EE] Photographs. , _At GAULT’S . and make them !n Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound. . a first-claes man& Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, ner. 1 also frame Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady them when 240 Tames of aijill mented or plain. kinds. Stacks of Mince Pies, Oar own 4 make Mince Meat. . EE Ring up West 81 and let as bring you MOORE —> mething good. ? Telepbone Mein 831. OFFICR OF Postoffice Box 114 » W.H. SMITH -» ed ws Wholesale and retail dealer in ! Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, ? PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. Etc. Navapa Orry, January 13, 1008. PER POUND R@TAIL. ere fresh and fine and ere very delicious in flavor and very healthy. : : 4 av argustne ee <a ™ m eo « . MB. W. H. SMITE has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They WMerade City . Wedding Presents.. . Pg Ped _IMBISCO WARS. i . ‘ i} * . Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thing for Parties . i . i Che Boe Hwe Srocery, J. JZJACKSON, Proprietor. Come in, pick out the PIANO you want. Prices.. gh Ss FEE AP GRE es Se ae 4 Re i