February 27, 1901 (4 pages)

a table Writings 4 E & knock at the . sked who way » “Please let ny . mething.” Mrs oor, and the ip. . in her nigh.” h both hand, atid ran to the . nd was asleep, ed, caught the led his brother, 7 © poor woman . » escaped from . bg out throughMitchel arriyeg ‘zer tragedy yop. . verdict was that _ eir death at the Upon preparing . er marks wors @ll, indicating . strangled before: ll. The ruddy © © absence of the ® month during © ing out would . ; they were dead he water. The . were broken, . leep gash in the . a two-inch cut 1 addition, Rosa fr and Anna q . Besides these, nites, probably ot drop into the the unfortunate fins in the sitad =been their ——— 0ods. 1O.’S elines, res, nice dress for WY aists left. e8 just received NS< ~ oday for 25 ots. h a great deal @ yard. Some ore, ard. & CO. Iness line of RIES acein the heart’ place in the r excels ; the carry several itin all cases re best goods ; "ocer. pr of ECTIONS. of sweetmeats le Judgr eal Photographs . ” THE TRA NSCRIPT. 4 WEDNESDAY./.!.Feb. 27, 1901: enema IMPORTANT -SQUIBS, Itens That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. For Life Iusurance see T, B Gray, Laurel Parlor will hola an important meeting tomorrow ‘night. The Fagerscog case has been postponed until the 12th of March, For first-class plumbing go to -Howell. tf Trouble commences at the cradle and ends at the grave. ‘ Martial: If fame‘is only to come after death Iam in no hurry for it, Pessismism is often only dyspepsia of the stomach which reaches the mind, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Next Friday will be the first day of March. Great storms are predicted for the month, ‘ . The weather bureau predicted rain last night and today. Failed to reach this-bailiwick. Itching scalps and dandruff is very mining engineers, examined land nine at comparisons with the “The geological conditions differ great’ district of To be sure, there is of a great volcanic vent, have circulated and have deposited their from the r d troublesome. Manzanita Hair. Tonic t will give instant relief, Vinton’s. Samples free, The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer connec50 cents—at and he will treat you with fairness. tf Use just one-half the amount of Vinton’s Vanilla Extract for flavoring. If you have never tried it ask for a sample. If you should desire anything in the 0 drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort . 84°F and . elocutionist, ' in town and you are always given fair treatment. ; tf The next few weeks will .be an. exLebr’s famous berries. guaranteed by Juneand July, _—_ tf Lawyers do when they get their cash " down, : Diplomacy is often the art of getting what you want by pretending you don’t want it. \, Old friends are the best. King James used to.call-for his old shoes ; they were easiest for his feet, It generally daes’nt take more than a year in a boarding house to convince a man that he ought to havea home of his own. i=" 3 S ti m A Good Entertainment. INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS, Now You Have a Good Chance of Doing 50, methods of the Phoenix Savi BuiidHenry Lane is putting on an addition fa : “a to his Undertaking Parlors on Broad street. It will be used for an embalming room. James Cairns is making some nice improvements in his shop. He isalso putting in a glass case for his fine harness. Mr. Cairns keeps on hand everything in his line of trade, and his prices are very low. F, Fenton, Jas. Rogers and F. Mc‘Cracken of Bridgeport township, this ‘county, accompanied by James Mad-. . ‘drill, left on the morning train for British Columbia. They go there to work a hydraulic mine. ¥ . Foley, the confectioner, has a new ‘advertisement in the TRANSORIPT today. He speaks of the welcome papa gets when takes home some of Foley’s delicious candies, They’re fine. ci at Native Daughters. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor will meet at their hail Thursday evening, Every mebmer is requested to be present as business of 5h much importance is to come up. By order, Miss Litt MALLon, BeLte Dovaxass, President. td Secretary. +~@e produces $2000 at maturity. expected in from five to eight years, contingent on how fast you pay up your maximum amount. you pay up the quicker the investment matures. A. A. Watkins (President San Francisco Board of Trade) President. Chas. R.° Bishop (Vice President Bank of California) Vice President. Olarence Grange (Late Building and Loan Commissioner State of Montana) Secretary. 8. Prentiss Smith (Assistant Cashier Bank of California) Treasurer. Grass Valley and Nevada City depository, Citizens Bank. Apply. to T. B. Smith, Special, State Agent, Union Hotel, Nevada City. “When closed thé door of his home behind . ’ him the soldier, the statesman, the reing and Loan Association of San Fran— sco. Deposits received from $3 up. Six dollars per month produces $1000 maturity, . Twelve dollars per month Maturity The faster ROOSEVELT’S HOME LIFE. uts Out All Business Cares and Plays Bear With His Children. Theodore. . Roosevelt has There is no headache in Jesse Moore . former, the writer, are all shut out, Whiskey. That’s because it is pure. ‘putting a bottle of Jesse Moore “AA” . an in your grip. is ov e — No External Symptoms. The blood may be in bad condition, yet with no external signs, no skin ‘ruption or, sores to indicate it, ‘The ‘ymptoms in such cases being a variable ®ppetite, poor digestion; an indescribable Weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh and a general run-down condition of the tystem — clearly showing the blood has lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It is in just such cases that 8.S.S. has done some of its quickest and Most effective work by building up the on Aap suPplying the elements lacking . », g and vigorous. mn “My wif i : ‘eral bottiag ay rye 88a blood purifier and tone up a weak and ‘emaciate system,with very marked effect by ‘Way of improvement. “We regard it a Breat tonic and blood urifier.”—J. F, DUBE, ceton, Mo, S Q C. J is the greatest of all tonics, and you will find the appetite improves atonce, strength , and nervousness vanishes as new tich pure blood once more circulates through all parts of the system. : 8. S. S. is the only purely vegetable Cod purifier known. It contains no min*ruls whatever. Send for our free book 2 blood and skin’ diseases and write our . ® Physicians for any information or advice “Manted. -No charge for medical advice. THE SWIET sPECIFIG CO,, ATLANTA, GA. and only the husband and the father cee enter,” says the March Ladies’ Home Don’t start on your journey without . Journal. “His devotion to his wife d children is ideal. To the latter he not only a father, but also a big, ergrown brother.-One of his chief lights is to get down on all fours in the nursery and play bear with the younger ones. tire he sometimes sings old Dutch folk-songs for them. Though his voice was never intended for singing there is a certain quaintness and rough charm bout these memories of Holland that greatly delight the children. Drummer Breaks When the little bears One of His Legs. SACRAMENTO,. February 27.—L. E. Jordan, a well-known commercial traveler, met with a serious accident a w days ago. ‘Jordan was in the ountains, about fifty miles from Redding, making a trip in a sleigh which was being run in the place of the stage which ordinary goes over the route he was covering. At a place called Montgomery Creek the sleigh was upset and the occupants were thrown out. Several ef the passengers fell on top of Jordan and in the accident he suffered a compound fracture of the leg above the ankle. A neighborhood surgeon dressed the broken limb and Jordan was afterwards taken to Redding tna sleigh, where it was found -necessary to reset the broken bones. Jordan was brought to his home in this city today. A young Parisian earnestly eppeals to the local divorce court to grant him‘ legal separation from his wife that he may marry his mother-in-law. The . Judge has reserved his decision for two weeks—probably that be may. have ROE. time to pick out the best asylum, 10 GRASS VALLEY, Gripole rook District Samo in Gong tl Gk Dat Same In Gn Fred W. Bradley, a former “Nevada . countyan who ig now in the top rank of the PortCripple Oreek, Colorado, recently, and in: hig report he draws Grase Valley mining district. In his report he says: do not ly from the Grasse Valley, Oalifornia, for instance, where gold mining bas now been going on for over fifty years, and has reached a depth of about, 2000 feet. no evidence but there is a basin of granite overlaid by eruptive rocks. The whole mass is fissured and fractured as at Cripple Oreek, and these fissures have formed the channels along which underground waters. in which they valuable gold contents in the shapé of ore shoots, The fissures not only extend in every direction, but continue uninterraptedly granite into the overlying . : ock, as they do in the Oripple Creek istrict. Until recent years, miners of he Grass Valley district were afraid of the granite, thinking that payable values occurred only in the surface rocks; but now some of the richest tions. Howell anes thestaae oe cee ore bodies. ever found in the district are being worked from the veins im the granite, There was a large attendance at the ongregational. church last night to ear Mrs. Ruie D, Meeke, the dramatic All who ere present were muvh pleased and it is to be regreted that even more were ot present. Mrs. Meeke is a delight.-cellent time to plant some of T; H. fal entertainer and is espesially good Ripe fruit . ? comic selections. At times the eyes of all in the audience were wet with for : tears through sympathy and at other x Some men always profit by advice, mes none could restrain from laughing heartily. Do you want to increase your onthly earnings without any risk or loss? If so examine into the business Short Order Restaurant peppermint Swan Cretan as Another . ao rs ne path : * “i Shore train, oa Money to Loan. Seuiieemiamenmenen’ Apply to T. B. Smith, Union Hote Nevada City. ; f6.2w Salamander Safe. ata bargain. Enquire of L. Hyman & Co.” \ Plenty of meney to loan at 8 per cent per annum, which include taxes, To be. returned ‘in monthly installments. A good Salamander safe is offered for ‘sake enn) Tal Tea: and Coffee Honse,. “Totxvo, O., February 26.—Advices. — have been received here from Goshen, micas . § were injured, two fatally, by. a Wreck of Wabash passenger train No. 9, westbound, at Millersburg, Ind., this morning. The train, consisting of one combination car, three day coaches . ~ and two sleepers, was entirely derailed by a broken rail. The Lake Shore ran ® special train from Goshen to the scene of the wreck, taking twelve doc-— tors and the regular train took four or five doctors from Ligonier. Such of the passengers a8 were net injured went on to Chicago on the regular Lake . . 1 ld C highly, but it’s as can be obtain * * * © Q.tbsforgt (Write for Wholesale Price List.) haps, it’s -fresh roasted. rosa we sell very little of it. S-lbs 01 fair coffee. It drinks better than one would a4 (Write for Wholesale Price List.) Per pound is the price of our family coffee, ¢ And it’s a good coffee, too. It is skillfully “roasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people want a pennd of good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Wholesale Price List Furnished on ~ Application.) Buys you a pound of good Costa Rica Coffee, ¢ Costa Rica coffee has ‘always been popular with the Germans. It has @ rich, full flavor and great strength; -blends nicely. with Mocha and Java (we know how to doit.) 3 1-2 pounds for $1, (Write for Sample.) Is the price of our Mocha, Java-and Costa C Riea blend. This combindtion is growing “in popularity every month. We sell 3-1bs of this delicious blend for 1. It is a popular price and by many the coffee is preferred to straight Java and Mocha,. especially those whose taste demands strength, in addition to fragrant drinking qualities. (Write for Wholesale Price List and Samples.) Here is where we touch the coffee that is looked & upon by the majority that money can buy”— and it jis. No other combination of coffees has ever yet yielded such smooth drinking, aromatic properties as Java and Mocha, when properly lended. 2 1-2 Pounds for $1. (Sample Free.) loz Please bear in mind that in baying your coffees here you are insure against stale, flavoriess goods. We roast every day. Our roasting plant is the latest and best. We understand he tea and coffee business from “A to -” We devote our whole time and at. tention to it. Our trade is growing steadily. We want your trade, also, Drop in aad get samples of any grade of tea or coffee you may wish to try. postal if you live outside N= Drop us a Nevada City. The Commiercial Tea Co,. Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. F. W. TAYLOR, PROP. NEVADA CITY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Th dersigned have reopened the restauventa: ‘the Mills building on Broad street, and will give strict attention to short orders, including ; Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & Mrs, Durand Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores. of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF M P fila pane pinghond a eerie ae ress ere prom: al to, GOLD HouGat, Broad Serset. below National Hotel. et T. H. HICKS & CO. Per pound is the price of our cheapest coffee. We do not recommend it very ood as ; anywhere in America for the money. * # Per pound gives you a imagine, because per— of people as “the best} * * e© © QOOQOOOOOOOQOOO ©©000000@ oy ay MiALLAL (Ail UILIE NE! Au AAs A A ALL recs C. GAYLORD & SON e # **GROCERS«+ * a _ PHONG MAIN 851 i ft it it bt a YO And They Can Be Had —AT— Oe Pe Boston Brown Bread, in caus. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a la Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection . I XL Deep Sea Clams, Dainty Chips Dainty German Wafers. Frisco Crackers— Palace and Mixed— P. G. Scadden’s. Lunch, Extra Soda, all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, KERKKER U NEED THEM! i M i : D D t D p eQSeStisStsiesisesisauksin EE [<a RREESUNENERNT “oneetrsuneeemr meee eres eee ~ BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. MDAVIAALAVUANU MIAN AL/ANIAIANIALLANADLANIAIIANTAL MA AAA AAA AMA AAA AAA AMA DLA AMA LL DLA AAA TLL TL Ai AA AAA BA] The Largest Stock The Latest Styles Millinery Goods Call on us before making your purchases. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street " MES YOUR EVESGAT HEED ATTENTION “YW. A. MEYER, the Opticlan,~_ Is coming again on February 28th, and will remain THREE DAYS. His work is guaranteed by F. C. Chinn of Sacramento, and they will cheerfully make any necessary changes free of charge. @@ Always remember that their work is never finished until tomer ie Sati sfled . At Our Store for Three Days, Beginning February 28th. their cusRENN R ibaa dS £2 Ao THEY'RE ALL NEW. ie EER) KK MK RM PICKLED PIG’S FEET, MAERDON SNAPS. CRANBERRY SAUCE. HORSERADISH: —-MUSTARD. _ALL KINDS OF SALT—Smoked and Canned Fish. TRY LUNCH HERRING. RRR RE *K *K x K Safe and Sure. % They Do Not Drugs, Stationery and SILVER kk OE POE SOF eee irk: * Se ee ees rete bahiitiitedidd . CHAS. E. MULLOY. SSS rege ©OOOQOOMOFZOLOOOOOOGO LA RUE’S—~ * xHeadache x rd x mM x For Sale BU ee. , DICKERMAN’S. FARRAR RRR FREER IMA RE Affect the Heart. Rogers’ << ee ee ae FOR SALE. A rare opportunity is offered for investment, rty desires to sell immediately, 500 of Bachelor's Oil ospany of Calitorent . bie. ice Gc per share por paanens pact: Company's price, CJ. TALLON, No: 308 Market St., San Francisco. WARE pl 1a ] $1.00 per share. Address, * "# ‘ * tetottt ict: FOI Oooo SERRA RRR A ARR RRR RR RR RRR ER ee PIONEER GROC + Borden tp) KRRHKHKRRTERK ERY STORE. eR iek RRR Powders. Photo Supplies. ©OOOQOOO Forks, » Spoons, Knives, ani ( _ Silverware. They’re All Good to Eat. TO kk WRK KIRK © © . OCCEESEEDORES EEE EE RED A. & H. W. HARTUNG us Watchmakers, Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. “4, vonsnnsevrvnnnnnnyn2 = JELL-O 3 ANAAAdddddddddddidite SOMETHING NEW FOR PUDDINGS. INSTANTANEOUS. — oo eo oo aa TEN CENTS A PACKAGE. Do You Wear Boots ? We haven’t called attention to this line of our stock for some time, but it is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand. Of course we are fully prepared for those who wear Shoes. We have a fine line of Winter Shoes of extra good quality. We also do repairing on short notice, All work guaranteed. Broad Street. . Something Suitable. : If you desire anything in the furniture line will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass‘Dish Closets, Music Racks, _ Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, JAMES KINKEAD. you At Jackson's Beehive Grocery,” Wiss € Sp agent as 2 ee aoe Se, wR rf % ‘ a

a table Writings 4 E & knock at the . sked who way » “Please let ny . mething.” Mrs oor, and the ip. . in her nigh.” h both hand, atid ran to the . nd was asleep, ed, caught the led his brother, 7 © poor woman . » escaped from . bg out throughMitchel arriyeg ‘zer tragedy yop. . verdict was that _ eir death at the Upon preparing . er marks wors @ll, indicating . strangled before: ll. The ruddy © © absence of the ® month during © ing out would . ; they were dead he water. The . were broken, . leep gash in the . a two-inch cut 1 addition, Rosa fr and Anna q . Besides these, nites, probably ot drop into the the unfortunate fins in the sitad =been their ——— 0ods. 1O.’S elines, res, nice dress for WY aists left. e8 just received NS< ~ oday for 25 ots. h a great deal @ yard. Some ore, ard. & CO. Iness line of RIES acein the heart’ place in the r excels ; the carry several itin all cases re best goods ; "ocer. pr of ECTIONS. of sweetmeats le Judgr eal Photographs . ” THE TRA NSCRIPT. 4 WEDNESDAY./.!..Feb. 27, 1901: enema IMPORTANT -SQUIBS, Itens That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. For Life Iusurance see T, B Gray, Laurel Parlor will hola an important meeting tomorrow ‘night. The Fagerscog case has been postponed until the 12th of March, For first-class plumbing go to -Howell. tf Trouble commences at the cradle and ends at the grave. ‘ Martial: If fame‘is only to come after death Iam in no hurry for it, Pessismism is often only dyspepsia of the stomach which reaches the mind, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Next Friday will be the first day of March. Great storms are predicted for the month, ‘ . The weather bureau predicted rain last night and today. Failed to reach this-bailiwick. Itching scalps and dandruff is very mining engineers, examined land nine at comparisons with the “The geological conditions differ great’ district of To be sure, there is of a great volcanic vent, have circulated and have deposited their from the r d troublesome. Manzanita Hair. Tonic t will give instant relief, Vinton’s. Samples free, The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer connec50 cents—at and he will treat you with fairness. tf Use just one-half the amount of Vinton’s Vanilla Extract for flavoring. If you have never tried it ask for a sample. If you should desire anything in the 0 drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort . 84°F and . elocutionist, ' in town and you are always given fair treatment. ; tf The next few weeks will .be an. exLebr’s famous berries. guaranteed by Juneand July, _—_ tf Lawyers do when they get their cash " down, : Diplomacy is often the art of getting what you want by pretending you don’t want it. \, Old friends are the best. King James used to.call-for his old shoes ; they were easiest for his feet, It generally daes’nt take more than a year in a boarding house to convince a man that he ought to havea home of his own. i=" 3 S ti m A Good Entertainment. INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS, Now You Have a Good Chance of Doing 50, methods of the Phoenix Savi BuiidHenry Lane is putting on an addition fa : “a to his Undertaking Parlors on Broad street. It will be used for an embalming room. James Cairns is making some nice improvements in his shop. He isalso putting in a glass case for his fine harness. Mr. Cairns keeps on hand everything in his line of trade, and his prices are very low. F, Fenton, Jas. Rogers and F. Mc‘Cracken of Bridgeport township, this ‘county, accompanied by James Mad-. . ‘drill, left on the morning train for British Columbia. They go there to work a hydraulic mine. ¥ . Foley, the confectioner, has a new ‘advertisement in the TRANSORIPT today. He speaks of the welcome papa gets when takes home some of Foley’s delicious candies, They’re fine. ci at Native Daughters. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor will meet at their hail Thursday evening, Every mebmer is requested to be present as business of 5h much importance is to come up. By order, Miss Litt MALLon, BeLte Dovaxass, President. td Secretary. +~@e produces $2000 at maturity. expected in from five to eight years, contingent on how fast you pay up your maximum amount. you pay up the quicker the investment matures. A. A. Watkins (President San Francisco Board of Trade) President. Chas. R.° Bishop (Vice President Bank of California) Vice President. Olarence Grange (Late Building and Loan Commissioner State of Montana) Secretary. 8. Prentiss Smith (Assistant Cashier Bank of California) Treasurer. Grass Valley and Nevada City depository, Citizens Bank. Apply. to T. B. Smith, Special, State Agent, Union Hotel, Nevada City. “When closed thé door of his home behind . ’ him the soldier, the statesman, the reing and Loan Association of San Fran— sco. Deposits received from $3 up. Six dollars per month produces $1000 maturity, . Twelve dollars per month Maturity The faster ROOSEVELT’S HOME LIFE. uts Out All Business Cares and Plays Bear With His Children. Theodore. . Roosevelt has There is no headache in Jesse Moore . former, the writer, are all shut out, Whiskey. That’s because it is pure. ‘putting a bottle of Jesse Moore “AA” . an in your grip. is ov e — No External Symptoms. The blood may be in bad condition, yet with no external signs, no skin ‘ruption or, sores to indicate it, ‘The ‘ymptoms in such cases being a variable ®ppetite, poor digestion; an indescribable Weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh and a general run-down condition of the tystem — clearly showing the blood has lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It is in just such cases that 8.S.S. has done some of its quickest and Most effective work by building up the on Aap suPplying the elements lacking . », g and vigorous. mn “My wif i : ‘eral bottiag ay rye 88a blood purifier and tone up a weak and ‘emaciate system,with very marked effect by ‘Way of improvement. “We regard it a Breat tonic and blood urifier.”—J. F, DUBE, ceton, Mo, S Q C. J is the greatest of all tonics, and you will find the appetite improves atonce, strength , and nervousness vanishes as new tich pure blood once more circulates through all parts of the system. : 8. S. S. is the only purely vegetable Cod purifier known. It contains no min*ruls whatever. Send for our free book 2 blood and skin’ diseases and write our . ® Physicians for any information or advice “Manted. -No charge for medical advice. THE SWIET sPECIFIG CO,, ATLANTA, GA. and only the husband and the father cee enter,” says the March Ladies’ Home Don’t start on your journey without . Journal. “His devotion to his wife d children is ideal. To the latter he not only a father, but also a big, ergrown brother.-One of his chief lights is to get down on all fours in the nursery and play bear with the younger ones. tire he sometimes sings old Dutch folk-songs for them. Though his voice was never intended for singing there is a certain quaintness and rough charm bout these memories of Holland that greatly delight the children. Drummer Breaks When the little bears One of His Legs. SACRAMENTO,. February 27.—L. E. Jordan, a well-known commercial traveler, met with a serious accident a w days ago. ‘Jordan was in the ountains, about fifty miles from Redding, making a trip in a sleigh which was being run in the place of the stage which ordinary goes over the route he was covering. At a place called Montgomery Creek the sleigh was upset and the occupants were thrown out. Several ef the passengers fell on top of Jordan and in the accident he suffered a compound fracture of the leg above the ankle. A neighborhood surgeon dressed the broken limb and Jordan was afterwards taken to Redding tna sleigh, where it was found -necessary to reset the broken bones. Jordan was brought to his home in this city today. A young Parisian earnestly eppeals to the local divorce court to grant him‘ legal separation from his wife that he may marry his mother-in-law. The . Judge has reserved his decision for two weeks—probably that be may. have ROE. time to pick out the best asylum, 10 GRASS VALLEY, Gripole rook District Samo in Gong tl Gk Dat Same In Gn Fred W. Bradley, a former “Nevada . countyan who ig now in the top rank of the PortCripple Oreek, Colorado, recently, and in: hig report he draws Grase Valley mining district. In his report he says: do not ly from the Grasse Valley, Oalifornia, for instance, where gold mining bas now been going on for over fifty years, and has reached a depth of about, 2000 feet. no evidence but there is a basin of granite overlaid by eruptive rocks. The whole mass is fissured and fractured as at Cripple Oreek, and these fissures have formed the channels along which underground waters. in which they valuable gold contents in the shapé of ore shoots, The fissures not only extend in every direction, but continue uninterraptedly granite into the overlying . : ock, as they do in the Oripple Creek istrict. Until recent years, miners of he Grass Valley district were afraid of the granite, thinking that payable values occurred only in the surface rocks; but now some of the richest tions. Howell anes thestaae oe cee ore bodies. ever found in the district are being worked from the veins im the granite, There was a large attendance at the ongregational. church last night to

ear Mrs. Ruie D, Meeke, the dramatic All who ere present were muvh pleased and it is to be regreted that even more were ot present. Mrs. Meeke is a delight.-cellent time to plant some of T; H. fal entertainer and is espesially good Ripe fruit . ? comic selections. At times the eyes of all in the audience were wet with for : tears through sympathy and at other x Some men always profit by advice, mes none could restrain from laughing heartily. Do you want to increase your onthly earnings without any risk or loss? If so examine into the business Short Order Restaurant peppermint Swan Cretan as Another . ao rs ne path : * “i Shore train, oa Money to Loan. Seuiieemiamenmenen’ Apply to T. B. Smith, Union Hote Nevada City. ; f6.2w Salamander Safe. ata bargain. Enquire of L. Hyman & Co.” \ Plenty of meney to loan at 8 per cent per annum, which include taxes, To be. returned ‘in monthly installments. A good Salamander safe is offered for ‘sake enn) Tal Tea: and Coffee Honse,. “Totxvo, O., February 26.—Advices. — have been received here from Goshen, micas . § were injured, two fatally, by. a Wreck of Wabash passenger train No. 9, westbound, at Millersburg, Ind., this morning. The train, consisting of one combination car, three day coaches . ~ and two sleepers, was entirely derailed by a broken rail. The Lake Shore ran ® special train from Goshen to the scene of the wreck, taking twelve doc-— tors and the regular train took four or five doctors from Ligonier. Such of the passengers a8 were net injured went on to Chicago on the regular Lake . . 1 ld C highly, but it’s as can be obtain * * * © Q.tbsforgt (Write for Wholesale Price List.) haps, it’s -fresh roasted. rosa we sell very little of it. S-lbs 01 fair coffee. It drinks better than one would a4 (Write for Wholesale Price List.) Per pound is the price of our family coffee, ¢ And it’s a good coffee, too. It is skillfully “roasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people want a pennd of good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Wholesale Price List Furnished on ~ Application.) Buys you a pound of good Costa Rica Coffee, ¢ Costa Rica coffee has ‘always been popular with the Germans. It has @ rich, full flavor and great strength; -blends nicely. with Mocha and Java (we know how to doit.) 3 1-2 pounds for $1, (Write for Sample.) Is the price of our Mocha, Java-and Costa C Riea blend. This combindtion is growing “in popularity every month. We sell 3-1bs of this delicious blend for 1. It is a popular price and by many the coffee is preferred to straight Java and Mocha,. especially those whose taste demands strength, in addition to fragrant drinking qualities. (Write for Wholesale Price List and Samples.) Here is where we touch the coffee that is looked & upon by the majority that money can buy”— and it jis. No other combination of coffees has ever yet yielded such smooth drinking, aromatic properties as Java and Mocha, when properly lended. 2 1-2 Pounds for $1. (Sample Free.) loz Please bear in mind that in baying your coffees here you are insure against stale, flavoriess goods. We roast every day. Our roasting plant is the latest and best. We understand he tea and coffee business from “A to -” We devote our whole time and at. tention to it. Our trade is growing steadily. We want your trade, also, Drop in aad get samples of any grade of tea or coffee you may wish to try. postal if you live outside N= Drop us a Nevada City. The Commiercial Tea Co,. Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. F. W. TAYLOR, PROP. NEVADA CITY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Th dersigned have reopened the restauventa: ‘the Mills building on Broad street, and will give strict attention to short orders, including ; Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs. Steffens & Mrs, Durand Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores. of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF M P fila pane pinghond a eerie ae ress ere prom: al to, GOLD HouGat, Broad Serset. below National Hotel. et T. H. HICKS & CO. Per pound is the price of our cheapest coffee. We do not recommend it very ood as ; anywhere in America for the money. * # Per pound gives you a imagine, because per— of people as “the best} * * e© © QOOQOOOOOOOQOOO ©©000000@ oy ay MiALLAL (Ail UILIE NE! Au AAs A A ALL recs C. GAYLORD & SON e # **GROCERS«+ * a _ PHONG MAIN 851 i ft it it bt a YO And They Can Be Had —AT— Oe Pe Boston Brown Bread, in caus. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Rice, a la Creole. Vienna Sausage, in cans, Asparagus, in cans—Perfection . I XL Deep Sea Clams, Dainty Chips Dainty German Wafers. Frisco Crackers— Palace and Mixed— P. G. Scadden’s. Lunch, Extra Soda, all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, KERKKER U NEED THEM! i M i : D D t D p eQSeStisStsiesisesisauksin EE [<a RREESUNENERNT “oneetrsuneeemr meee eres eee ~ BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. MDAVIAALAVUANU MIAN AL/ANIAIANIALLANADLANIAIIANTAL MA AAA AAA AMA AAA AAA AMA DLA AMA LL DLA AAA TLL TL Ai AA AAA BA] The Largest Stock The Latest Styles Millinery Goods Call on us before making your purchases. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street " MES YOUR EVESGAT HEED ATTENTION “YW. A. MEYER, the Opticlan,~_ Is coming again on February 28th, and will remain THREE DAYS. His work is guaranteed by F. C. Chinn of Sacramento, and they will cheerfully make any necessary changes free of charge. @@ Always remember that their work is never finished until tomer ie Sati sfled . At Our Store for Three Days, Beginning February 28th. their cusRENN R ibaa dS £2 Ao THEY'RE ALL NEW. ie EER) KK MK RM PICKLED PIG’S FEET, MAERDON SNAPS. CRANBERRY SAUCE. HORSERADISH: —-MUSTARD. _ALL KINDS OF SALT—Smoked and Canned Fish. TRY LUNCH HERRING. 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HARTUNG us Watchmakers, Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. “4, vonsnnsevrvnnnnnnyn2 = JELL-O 3 ANAAAdddddddddddidite SOMETHING NEW FOR PUDDINGS. INSTANTANEOUS. — oo eo oo aa TEN CENTS A PACKAGE. Do You Wear Boots ? We haven’t called attention to this line of our stock for some time, but it is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand. Of course we are fully prepared for those who wear Shoes. We have a fine line of Winter Shoes of extra good quality. We also do repairing on short notice, All work guaranteed. Broad Street. . Something Suitable. : If you desire anything in the furniture line will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass‘Dish Closets, Music Racks, _ Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, JAMES KINKEAD. you At Jackson's Beehive Grocery,” Wiss € Sp agent as 2 ee aoe Se, wR rf % ‘ a