February 6, 1901 (4 pages)

No for Her Madame Sarah Bor. a life insarance polis ing her son, » beneficiary. The iL be $7800. Notwith. jame’s 57 years, thee, an reported her to ty sical condition and< that has come to 90 e et Tumorrow. tional . Beneficent * omorrow afternoon a al Has, pair, Cos Raa eyes when you a pair—all sizes, > double knees and cents a pair. s good a one for e always busy. ia we answer, and 1ey than ever. 3, just arrived te IW. TmR & CO. . accented ner in the Race oy in the Confection ossess several qualitic ly ; Sweetness, Attracti r, Cleanliness, Oheapo ll these for our Oagad four French Mixed che, and be convinced, > KaE3 SZ, . jal Street, Nevada Cif D LUCK? JOURSE YOU DO. pair of our Shoes in wh 16 inch wide broad west Cirolettes. year twic long as 81 it them, -eoet you pair equals two—wht mney and Make Good Lae EY BROS. ind Ball —ON— \GTON’S. BIRTHDAY. February 224, oe BY Od Inft. Regt ST OF PRIZES: . 20d Lady—Gold Brecelt: ’ {tor to this city yesterday, ‘ wenn cca sala of Cuba. PERSONAL POINTERS, . New Yonx, _February 6: Senator: ss Frye, of Maine, President pro tem. of Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both 0d and . Young the Senate, ranking member of the . Committee on Foreign Relation, and a member of the American Peace Oomar mission which negotiated the Paris E. Penrose is down from North/. Treaty, is quoted in a Washington spec. Bloomfield. ’ . fal to the Tribune as saying of the F. P. Runch came ap from Sacra-. more weighty issues involved in the mento last evening. Ouban situation: “First aud foremost, J. D. Ostrom came down from North . 1 place that stupendous bonded debt Bloomfield last evening. which Spain fastened upon the reveMrs. J. E. Bernard is quite ill at her . nues of Ouba just before the Spanish . home on Cottage street, sovereignty was destroyed in the isiand James Oahill of You Bet was vis-. by this country’s armed ;intérvention. That debt, as I recollect: it was beGeorge Bonney came down from . tween $600,000,000 and $700,000,000. I May bert yesterday on business. recall distinctly the efforts that were 0. M. Root, the mining man, arrived . made while we were negotiating the here last evening from San Francisco. . peace treaty at Paris to have us make Dr. Guy Mobley retarned here yes-. provisions for the payment of that debt. terday from North Bloomfield, where . This we had neither the desire nor the he has been visiting his brother, W. L§. power todo. Ido not hesitate to say Mobley. He left this morning for his . that we now owe it to Cuba to get into home at Oakland. jthe Oonstitution by some means a J. Wren went to Dutch Flat yester-. clause plainly, positively, and unequiday morning. vocally repudiating that debt. If this N. Patten came down from Gaston . is not done, Cuba will start with a burRidge yesterday. den that will crush her. Ouba never G. J. Rector returned last evening} can pay the stupendous sum that was from San Francisco. . assessed against her revenues, though Wm. Hawley of San Francisco arrived . I feel certain that Spain and France, here last evening. whose-citizens own nearly all the bonds A. J. Briersdory of Obicago is here. which they purchased for the most part on business. ; t very low figures, will demand full M. Carigan and Joseph Halm of San. payment just as soon as Ouba is deFrancisco are here spending a few. clared an independent sovereignty. days. : “By what method we can get an outJ. J. Rupp of Los Angeles .is here on . right repudiation of this enormous debt a business trip. in the Cuban Constitution I am not M. D. Kant of San Francisco is here . prepared to say. That will have to be in the interest of A. Zellerbach & Bons,’ decided by future events. Tam certain wholesale paper dealers. that OSngress cannot approve, reject, F. O. Hendy and T. H. Harron of . or in any way amend or modify the Sap Francisco arrived here on last} Ouban Constitution. The Teller resoevening’s train. lution in letter and spirits prevents J.J. Roberteon of Plumas is here on. that, but I see nothing in the way of ‘a visit. : Congress discussing the Ouban ConJ. Spaulding arrived here last even. stitution at the proper time, and advising from Auburn, ing tbe Oubans what to do with that ©. T. Canfield and wife -of Los . instrument for their own good.” Angeles arrived here last evening. Mr. Canfield is interested in mining. : Miss Amelia Stevens left this mornyour constant companion should be ing for San Francisco to purchase her Jesse Moore. Spring and Summer stock of millinery. Mrs, Stevens left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. R. L. Andrew came. down from Graniteville yesterday and left today for San Francisco. D. H. Fraser is up from Smartsville on business. F. W. Bowman of San Francisco arrived here om the morning train. Athirty-gallon hot water tank and a fine J. Wilson left this morning for San . bathtub are offered for sale. Enquire of Francisco. i Howell, the plumber. Joe Mitchell the well-known traveling man of San Francisco arrived here H ARRY’S . S ALOON. today. — If you travel, fish, hunt or play golf A gents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best.Terms. Outfit mailed on receipt of 15 cents. Address S. Cc. “Miller & Oo., Portland, Oregon. 26-6 na em} For Sale. es <5 Hews PURCHASED THE SALOON ar : ne an ring streets. New Proprietor. Lhave had it thoroughly Neneadat and am ow prepared to serve ny patrons with the William Harry, who is well known brands of here, has purchased the saloon on the} WINES° AND LIQUORS. corner of Pine and Spring streets, forBeer 5 Cents. merly occupied by Thos. Scadden. Mr. Harry intends to keep a first-class place, and his patrons will flad there at all times the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars, He extends an iavitation to everybody to give him a call, WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. NEVADA THEATRE. A Treat That Comes Once in Years. Monday, Feb. 11. Grau’s Opera Company Love your children and they will love you in spite of your shortcomings; keep faith with them and they will keep faith with you;treat them courteously and they will be courteous; maintain high ideals.and they will follow them; make them the centre of Forty Five your life and they will make you . the People. centre of their lives.—Oaroline Leslie . Presenting the greatest Field in the February Ladies’ Home success on record. Journal. : “ eee SOUSA’'S e WONDERFUL COMIC OPERA . An Kxecution See tae in New. Jersey. Campgn, Feb. 5—Robert F. Hill was CHORUS OF 30 PRETTY GIRLS. GORGEOUS COSTUMES. GRAU'S OWN ORCHESTRA. The Siuart-Goodwin-Davenport. Company . to Appear Here Tomorrow Night. The Stuart-Goodwin-Davenport Oompany, which is toappoar at the theater here tomorrow evening and Friday and Saturday evenings, is receiving mach savor comment from the press wheréthéy have played. ‘The first attraction that they will present here is a farce entitled, “Can You See Me.” and the evening’s performance will close with a three act drama entitled “Lady Audley’s Secret.” Among the players of the Company are Charlies W, Cogill, D. Edgar Rice, Chas, Bates, Rollar Allen, Percy Gblein, Miss Helene Davenport, Miss Zoe Savo Rice and Miss Helen Blanclie Husted. ue Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectionery store. 200 The Telephone Line. The snow storm has played sad havoc with the telephone line in this section, and it will be some time before things will berunning smoothly again. The linemen are hard at work putting in new poles in place of those blown down, and straightening out the tangled wires, Of course it will inconvenience our people, but it is one of those things that could not be helped, and remember too that patience is a virtue that everybody in trying times should possess. Oe A fellow once said, “y want some whiskey, and I want it bad;” so they . " didn’t give him Jesse Moore. ES NEVADA ;* THEATER, Thursday, Friday. and Saturday, February 7, 8 and 9. Including Saturday Matinee. STEWART, : GOODWIN, DAVENPORT Big Repertoire Company, Supporting MISS HELENE DAVENPORT, the clever emotional actress and PERCEY OBLEIN, the eminent English actor, CHAS. W. COGILL, the well known Comedian. A select and refined company of fine players. Latest Eastern up-to-date Plays. —— THURSDAY EVENING the furny farce. comedy “SHE WOULD BE A WIDOW.” FRIDAY NIGHT—‘LONDON LIFE.’ SATURDAY MATINEE — “LADY AUDLEY,” preceded by a one-act.comedy. . SATURDAY NIGHT~EAST LYNN’”’ Prices—25, 35 and 50 cts. Matinee—10 and 25 cents. ‘Lickets on sale at Foley’s. i ec UNDERTAKING PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street.. Nevada City, Cal. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. 8)lia3. Embalmed for shipment. Orders taker for Floral Pieces. Telephone 34. ; a e —ae oe Se a F FOR SALE. A rare opportunity is offered for inyestment. Party desirés to sell immehanged today in the county jail for the murder of his wife. The execation was without incident. Hill met death ‘bravely, He was 23 years of age, and ‘the wife whom he murdered was 23. Hill had been employed as meat chopper at Kaighns Puint Ferry. On June 9th last he left his work and, going to his home, shot and killed his wife on account of jealousy and then attempted suicide. Fora long time his life was despaired of. If ever there was a time when we needed to think of what we can have without money, it is now. We think so much about money. We talk so much about money. We say we can do nothing without money; we can have peace of conscience, peace with God, joy in God, we can have heaven without money.—Margaret Bottome. . . Nothing Like It Ever Seen Here Before. Prices—$1, 75 and 50 cents. TAYLOR BLENDS To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of How’s This? not be cured by Hall’s Oatareh Oure. F. J. OHENEY & CO.,Props., Toledo, O. . . We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly: honorable in all business transactions and financially able to ons made = Whole GarenktGare is tanea intern: wi santa ares AYLOE Ww AS evada City: AT 75c PER POUND. —e a ~TEA TAYLOR’S BEST exsist Te Other Grades. at Other Prices. Nyon STORE ©read, Pies and Cakes “Pélivered free to any part of the oy Wed . diately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor's Oil Company of California Non-AssessablePrice 60c per share for all or any part. Company's price, $1.00 per share. Address, Cc. J. TALLON. No: 308 Market St., San Francisco. ! . . <> 0.) aa . . t= a 0 . Frame When you want coffee buy eoffes. (jeo. PHONE MAIN 551 a —AT— Boston Brown Bread, Rice, a laCreole. Dainty Chips. i i i Y i u i i i One ougnt th know better. buying the same kind. the world. — PD “We want to impressupon you that OUR coffee id always the same. They're top-notchers and you'll say so too if you drink a cup made from OURS, Best 4Oc per pound:Beware of Coffee that requires tinware ae eSiSisrsisishsrsesisuse i! yoU NEED THEM! And They Can Be Had P. G. Scadden's. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans. Asparagus, in cans—Perfection brand. I X L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers. Brisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. » Just Received and Ave Fresh. and crockery to sell it. Curious too that some people won’t drink coffee. ‘tga curious fact, but true. that coffee drinkers want their beverage the same all the time. ink oft hand coffee was coffee and must be the same. It you'll stop to think you You'll remember that your coffee has been different when you though ‘ou were The blend and the roasting makes the difference—all the difference in The men who blend and roast our coffee are specialists in that line. -Grood IISc; Better B50 ; In every case you get coffee value for your money. We keep Postum Cereal and Cof-farin forthem, also Teas that please C. Gaylord & Son, The Grocers. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. — { \ Hla in cans. (eI sissisrsesi eitonsvsrencucnse oaeene Ssh Just Ask any School: Girl Who has tasted our Fancy Mixep Pickles how If she does not say they are excellent, we will be a little surprised. They are the sour kind—make your mouth water to even think of them. You cau have all these mixed pickles YoU WANT AT 50 CTS. A GALLON, Mixed pickles in quart and half gallon bottles—15 and 25 Musrarp Pick es in bottles, either chow chow or Picalille. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. she likes them. cts. Pictures . With Artistic Judg ent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. K They Do Not Effect OOOOOHSH#OBOOGOOOOD Safe and Sure. DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and OOOO OO) eet a the Heart. Powders. QOOOOHOOOOOOOOO ©OO Photo Supplies. OQOOOQOOO©) . SPECIAL BARGAINS “NBW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. NG. ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT Ht this well-known bakery, I am prepared tof urnish the public wit: the finest be (4. Brand’ lp ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a specie Diamonds Jewelry AND Silverware. Finest Assortment in the Market to select from. } SHES/ oh . SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. FRESH AND PURE] These indispensable articles are found here in the condition demanded by the good housekeerpers. OUR BEST BUTTER Is not excalled by any in the State, Pare, rich and delicious. Good Table Butter, 50 conte. Cooking Butter, 45 cents. EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! The Eggs. we sell are secured from the most reliable sources. Two grades —25 and 80 cents per dozen. eas RS r meng, ¢% ‘aps JUTE A Oe MW» Just Received? — SOME NOVELTIES IN CLOCKS In Gold and Silver Finish, with and without alarm. Always on hand a full lineof. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, The World’s Standard, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. 2 Combs for 26¢ 40¢c a quart 25c a Pound Bloaters, 6 fori26e Plum Pudding = 20¢ a cal Green an _ ripe Olives in Bulk,} Walnutsfand Almonds At Jackson's ‘Beehive Grocery, RRR EER & RRE = Something Suitable. Heney, -Pickles in Buik, . saratoga Chips, x = as We. mM a€ If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexaminefthis list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, ; Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception; Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ‘JAMES KINKEAD FEEL EEEEESESEESEO ES HK TIRE i RA jog a Re BORAT 37 frm mS. & a HEADQUARTERS FOR we — : FINEST ‘ q Dry Goods, Toys*andjNotions. caws W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Fe AE OED

No for Her Madame Sarah Bor. a life insarance polis ing her son, » beneficiary. The iL be $7800. Notwith. jame’s 57 years, thee, an reported her to ty sical condition and< that has come to 90 e et Tumorrow. tional . Beneficent * omorrow afternoon a al Has, pair, Cos Raa eyes when you a pair—all sizes, > double knees and cents a pair. s good a one for e always busy. ia we answer, and 1ey than ever. 3, just arrived te IW. TmR & CO. . accented ner in the Race oy in the Confection ossess several qualitic ly ; Sweetness, Attracti r, Cleanliness, Oheapo ll these for our Oagad four French Mixed che, and be convinced, > KaE3 SZ, . jal Street, Nevada Cif D LUCK? JOURSE YOU DO. pair of our Shoes in wh 16 inch wide broad west Cirolettes. year twic long as 81 it them, -eoet you pair equals two—wht mney and Make Good Lae EY BROS. ind Ball —ON— \GTON’S. BIRTHDAY. February 224, oe BY Od Inft. Regt ST OF PRIZES: . 20d Lady—Gold Brecelt: ’ {tor to this city yesterday, ‘ wenn cca sala of Cuba. PERSONAL POINTERS, . New Yonx, _February 6: Senator: ss Frye, of Maine, President pro tem. of Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both 0d and . Young the Senate, ranking member of the . Committee on Foreign Relation, and a member of the American Peace Oomar mission which negotiated the Paris E. Penrose is down from North/. Treaty, is quoted in a Washington spec. Bloomfield. ’ . fal to the Tribune as saying of the F. P. Runch came ap from Sacra-. more weighty issues involved in the mento last evening. Ouban situation: “First aud foremost, J. D. Ostrom came down from North . 1 place that stupendous bonded debt Bloomfield last evening. which Spain fastened upon the reveMrs. J. E. Bernard is quite ill at her . nues of Ouba just before the Spanish . home on Cottage street, sovereignty was destroyed in the isiand James Oahill of You Bet was vis-. by this country’s armed ;intérvention. That debt, as I recollect: it was beGeorge Bonney came down from . tween $600,000,000 and $700,000,000. I May bert yesterday on business. recall distinctly the efforts that were 0. M. Root, the mining man, arrived . made while we were negotiating the here last evening from San Francisco. . peace treaty at Paris to have us make Dr. Guy Mobley retarned here yes-. provisions for the payment of that debt. terday from North Bloomfield, where . This we had neither the desire nor the he has been visiting his brother, W. L§. power todo. Ido not hesitate to say Mobley. He left this morning for his . that we now owe it to Cuba to get into home at Oakland. jthe Oonstitution by some means a J. Wren went to Dutch Flat yester-. clause plainly, positively, and unequiday morning. vocally repudiating that debt. If this N. Patten came down from Gaston . is not done, Cuba will start with a burRidge yesterday. den that will crush her. Ouba never G. J. Rector returned last evening} can pay the stupendous sum that was from San Francisco. . assessed against her revenues, though Wm. Hawley of San Francisco arrived . I feel certain that Spain and France, here last evening. whose-citizens own nearly all the bonds A. J. Briersdory of Obicago is here. which they purchased for the most part on business. ; t very low figures, will demand full M. Carigan and Joseph Halm of San. payment just as soon as Ouba is deFrancisco are here spending a few. clared an independent sovereignty. days. : “By what method we can get an outJ. J. Rupp of Los Angeles .is here on . right repudiation of this enormous debt a business trip. in the Cuban Constitution I am not M. D. Kant of San Francisco is here . prepared to say. That will have to be in the interest of A. Zellerbach & Bons,’ decided by future events. Tam certain wholesale paper dealers. that OSngress cannot approve, reject, F. O. Hendy and T. H. Harron of . or in any way amend or modify the Sap Francisco arrived here on last} Ouban Constitution. The Teller resoevening’s train. lution in letter and spirits prevents J.J. Roberteon of Plumas is here on. that, but I see nothing in the way of ‘a visit. : Congress discussing the Ouban ConJ. Spaulding arrived here last even. stitution at the proper time, and advising from Auburn, ing tbe Oubans what to do with that ©. T. Canfield and wife -of Los . instrument for their own good.” Angeles arrived here last evening. Mr. Canfield is interested in mining. : Miss Amelia Stevens left this mornyour constant companion should be ing for San Francisco to purchase her Jesse Moore. Spring and Summer stock of millinery. Mrs, Stevens left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. R. L. Andrew came. down from Graniteville yesterday and left today for San Francisco. D. H. Fraser is up from Smartsville on business. F. W. Bowman of San Francisco arrived here om the morning train. Athirty-gallon hot water tank and a fine J. Wilson left this morning for San . bathtub are offered for sale. Enquire of Francisco. i Howell, the plumber. Joe Mitchell the well-known traveling man of San Francisco arrived here H ARRY’S . S ALOON. today. — If you travel, fish, hunt or play golf A gents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best.Terms. Outfit mailed on receipt of 15 cents. Address S. Cc. “Miller & Oo., Portland, Oregon. 26-6 na em} For Sale. es <5 Hews PURCHASED THE SALOON ar : ne an ring streets. New Proprietor. Lhave had it thoroughly Neneadat and am ow prepared to serve ny patrons with the William Harry, who is well known brands of here, has purchased the saloon on the} WINES° AND LIQUORS. corner of Pine and Spring streets, forBeer 5 Cents. merly occupied by Thos. Scadden. Mr. Harry intends to keep a first-class place, and his patrons will flad there at all times the very best of wines, ales, liquors and cigars, He extends an iavitation to everybody to give him a call, WILLIAM HARRY, Proprietor. NEVADA THEATRE. A Treat That Comes Once in Years. Monday, Feb. 11. Grau’s Opera Company Love your children and they will love you in spite of your shortcomings; keep faith with them and they will keep faith with you;treat them courteously and they will be courteous; maintain high ideals.and they will follow them; make them the centre of Forty Five your life and they will make you . the People. centre of their lives.—Oaroline Leslie . Presenting the greatest Field in the February Ladies’ Home success on record. Journal. : “ eee SOUSA’'S e WONDERFUL COMIC OPERA . An Kxecution See tae in New. Jersey. Campgn, Feb. 5—Robert F. Hill was CHORUS OF 30 PRETTY GIRLS. GORGEOUS COSTUMES. GRAU'S OWN ORCHESTRA. The Siuart-Goodwin-Davenport. Company . to Appear Here Tomorrow Night. The Stuart-Goodwin-Davenport Oompany, which is toappoar at the theater here tomorrow evening and Friday and Saturday evenings, is receiving mach savor comment from the press wheréthéy have played. ‘The first attraction that they will present here is a farce entitled, “Can You See Me.” and the evening’s performance will close with a three act drama entitled “Lady Audley’s Secret.” Among the players of the Company are Charlies W, Cogill, D. Edgar Rice, Chas, Bates, Rollar Allen, Percy Gblein, Miss Helene Davenport, Miss Zoe Savo Rice and Miss Helen Blanclie Husted. ue Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectionery store. 200 The Telephone Line. The snow storm has played sad havoc with the telephone line in this section, and it will be some time before things will berunning smoothly again. The linemen are hard at work putting in new poles in place of those blown down, and straightening out the tangled wires, Of course it will inconvenience our people, but it is one of those things that could not be helped, and remember too that patience is a virtue that everybody in trying times should possess. Oe A fellow once said, “y want some whiskey, and I want it bad;” so they . " didn’t give him Jesse Moore. ES NEVADA ;* THEATER, Thursday, Friday. and Saturday, February 7, 8 and 9. Including Saturday Matinee. STEWART, : GOODWIN, DAVENPORT Big Repertoire Company, Supporting MISS HELENE DAVENPORT, the clever emotional actress and PERCEY OBLEIN, the eminent English actor, CHAS. W. COGILL, the well known Comedian. A select and refined company of fine players. Latest Eastern up-to-date Plays. —— THURSDAY EVENING the furny farce. comedy “SHE WOULD BE A WIDOW.” FRIDAY NIGHT—‘LONDON LIFE.’ SATURDAY MATINEE — “LADY AUDLEY,” preceded by a one-act.comedy. . SATURDAY NIGHT~EAST LYNN’”’ Prices—25, 35 and 50 cts. Matinee—10 and 25 cents. ‘Lickets on sale at Foley’s. i ec UNDERTAKING PARLORS. HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street... Nevada City, Cal. ALBERT REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. 8)lia3. Embalmed for shipment. Orders taker for Floral Pieces.

Telephone 34. ; a e —ae oe Se a F FOR SALE. A rare opportunity is offered for inyestment. Party desirés to sell immehanged today in the county jail for the murder of his wife. The execation was without incident. Hill met death ‘bravely, He was 23 years of age, and ‘the wife whom he murdered was 23. Hill had been employed as meat chopper at Kaighns Puint Ferry. On June 9th last he left his work and, going to his home, shot and killed his wife on account of jealousy and then attempted suicide. Fora long time his life was despaired of. If ever there was a time when we needed to think of what we can have without money, it is now. We think so much about money. We talk so much about money. We say we can do nothing without money; we can have peace of conscience, peace with God, joy in God, we can have heaven without money.—Margaret Bottome. . . Nothing Like It Ever Seen Here Before. Prices—$1, 75 and 50 cents. TAYLOR BLENDS To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of How’s This? not be cured by Hall’s Oatareh Oure. F. J. OHENEY & CO.,Props., Toledo, O. . . We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly: honorable in all business transactions and financially able to ons made = Whole GarenktGare is tanea intern: wi santa ares AYLOE Ww AS evada City: AT 75c PER POUND. —e a ~TEA TAYLOR’S BEST exsist Te Other Grades. at Other Prices. Nyon STORE ©read, Pies and Cakes “Pélivered free to any part of the oy Wed . diately, 500 shares of stock of the Bachelor's Oil Company of California Non-AssessablePrice 60c per share for all or any part. Company's price, $1.00 per share. Address, Cc. J. TALLON. No: 308 Market St., San Francisco. ! . . <> 0.) aa . . t= a 0 . Frame When you want coffee buy eoffes. (jeo. PHONE MAIN 551 a —AT— Boston Brown Bread, Rice, a laCreole. Dainty Chips. i i i Y i u i i i One ougnt th know better. buying the same kind. the world. — PD “We want to impressupon you that OUR coffee id always the same. They're top-notchers and you'll say so too if you drink a cup made from OURS, Best 4Oc per pound:Beware of Coffee that requires tinware ae eSiSisrsisishsrsesisuse i! yoU NEED THEM! And They Can Be Had P. G. Scadden's. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans. Asparagus, in cans—Perfection brand. I X L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers. Brisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. » Just Received and Ave Fresh. and crockery to sell it. Curious too that some people won’t drink coffee. ‘tga curious fact, but true. that coffee drinkers want their beverage the same all the time. ink oft hand coffee was coffee and must be the same. It you'll stop to think you You'll remember that your coffee has been different when you though ‘ou were The blend and the roasting makes the difference—all the difference in The men who blend and roast our coffee are specialists in that line. -Grood IISc; Better B50 ; In every case you get coffee value for your money. We keep Postum Cereal and Cof-farin forthem, also Teas that please C. Gaylord & Son, The Grocers. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. — { \ Hla in cans. (eI sissisrsesi eitonsvsrencucnse oaeene Ssh Just Ask any School: Girl Who has tasted our Fancy Mixep Pickles how If she does not say they are excellent, we will be a little surprised. They are the sour kind—make your mouth water to even think of them. You cau have all these mixed pickles YoU WANT AT 50 CTS. A GALLON, Mixed pickles in quart and half gallon bottles—15 and 25 Musrarp Pick es in bottles, either chow chow or Picalille. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. she likes them. cts. Pictures . With Artistic Judg ent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. K They Do Not Effect OOOOOHSH#OBOOGOOOOD Safe and Sure. DICKERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery and OOOO OO) eet a the Heart. Powders. QOOOOHOOOOOOOOO ©OO Photo Supplies. OQOOOQOOO©) . SPECIAL BARGAINS “NBW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. NG. ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT Ht this well-known bakery, I am prepared tof urnish the public wit: the finest be (4. Brand’ lp ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a specie Diamonds Jewelry AND Silverware. Finest Assortment in the Market to select from. } SHES/ oh . SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. FRESH AND PURE] These indispensable articles are found here in the condition demanded by the good housekeerpers. OUR BEST BUTTER Is not excalled by any in the State, Pare, rich and delicious. Good Table Butter, 50 conte. Cooking Butter, 45 cents. EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! The Eggs. we sell are secured from the most reliable sources. Two grades —25 and 80 cents per dozen. eas RS r meng, ¢% ‘aps JUTE A Oe MW» Just Received? — SOME NOVELTIES IN CLOCKS In Gold and Silver Finish, with and without alarm. Always on hand a full lineof.. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, The World’s Standard, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. 2 Combs for 26¢ 40¢c a quart 25c a Pound Bloaters, 6 fori26e Plum Pudding = 20¢ a cal Green an _ ripe Olives in Bulk,} Walnutsfand Almonds At Jackson's ‘Beehive Grocery, RRR EER & RRE = Something Suitable. Heney, -Pickles in Buik, . saratoga Chips, x = as We. mM a€ If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexaminefthis list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, ; Glass Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception; Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, ‘JAMES KINKEAD FEEL EEEEESESEESEO ES HK TIRE i RA jog a Re BORAT 37 frm mS. & a HEADQUARTERS FOR we — : FINEST ‘ q Dry Goods, Toys*andjNotions. caws W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Fe AE OED