February 6, 1902 (4 pages)

dena Feb. 6, 1902 ; 1 i 2 : , . : hi gations. . SOILS LCT.’ The Sierra Queen Mine naa ei a y an trace ieee SE s “. # ome eee: . . ‘Charge of ing & MoOluekey’s danc-. Being Pat q d M: \ : . . 8 afternoo, nildren meet Satarday. The contracts for the carrying of Is iN 00 Walter Palmer, who is here on a EH NN ; i EHMANN Years in San r f6-8t. . mall on various routes to different. visit trem Tonopah, received. letter : ) Be the Meth-. places near here have been let and on ¥ : : lake N is being repaired and imaly be two routes several bide were re~ new cases of preumonia were reported “ on ceived. eee last Menday. The hospital is full of ’ s \ —— ight Penn-. Route No, 76226—From Nevada City ____ . patients, and quite a number of deaths meeting last D : The Sierra Queen ty, for aioe ' ce SoM por, No, 2 t-. f0 Grater by muy of Moores Patt Stra Goon opery teers Be eons itl Neely Tey EO GAYLORD ON," fr V tation to attend the fire-. —was’ awarded to J. B. Grissel for pat in good condition. Su ri “ua day some denizen of the camp falls . . . 4 Om this i Grace Valley on the 22d./ $1244, Last year this route was let]. w i. Maitin te he aperinvend~. a viotim to the disease. at be set own in uniform. far $1589.70 and then sub-let for $1475, Se eee Se eee amount on op at it shall be. pg furnance at + of a number of parents ing & McCluskey have deRoute No. 67242—From Washington to Gaston—was awarded to E, 8, Park EN a i Mall Caying eens GOD PRODOSTION, Working Order. repaired from top to bottom, and when this work is completed it will be in firstclass shape. Other preliminary work from there today stating that four It was aleo stated in the letter that Thomas Meagher, who formerly worked at the Mountaineer mine here, is sufales . PROMPT AFTENTION PAID -TO MAIL ORDERS. © PHONE 55!.: BROAD STREET 4 for. of Nevada City for $470. Last yea * fering from a severe attack of inflam Sim & ped a dancing school y yeOr lis ale ——— oe Odd Fellows hall every . the contract was let for $448 and then] little th epg ceiroresn 2 dvaich iow matory rheumatism. His parents re= Ps Your Vity ernoon. sub-let for $348, . in earnest. Mr. Martin’s es is to W ttaee on Paaaces , Robbe He T “Take Pri . Ki i i iN rain. One j » Nickless, tho book-keeper . Route No. 76226—From Nevada City. have everything underground in aiuhs Timee at Tonopah are rather quiet ry § a Soners Fscape. i 5 ache Cure joadden’s grocery, had the/. to Maybert—was awarded to E. 8. Park. a condition that when ‘a fell caw just now. a ; Ww & pill, andy a few days to faacture &/ at $900, Last year this route was let is put on the men can work to adSes ‘ nang es a They cure yg her back by striking 8 . for $728 and then snb-let for $625 e. Vmnna, Feb. 5th.—_The Archduke} 81. Pererssunc, Feb. 5.—The Novoe-. PPPPPFPPPRE PEPPPPPEPED a he sale bs i in a playfal mood he A agate epieriok Be wa Going and Coming. Francis Ferdinand, heir, presumptive} vremia today tells of an extraordinary; +00 to escape a companion. § \ one = the tat ailstag ae i ie . et Fort 8 Bx ek Bee ; ‘ to the thrones of Austria and Hunga-j prison delivery at the prison for A Hot Water Bottle : iN : M ort Smita, is . b a : : \. .smoke, Thom done by the Nevada Ooun 0c all Events. Stale, mide <a satetal examination. of rk. #@ rs at. ry, started today for St. Petersburg. woman at Smolensk, in which forty it Rector Br, heb ——-, . & COs) ets Association can net be ex= heir reputation is gainirg ness for them. Read the hisement in this evening’s and give them @ trial. 1 sale of capes, coats and on at Snell & Fleming’s . coording to their new adin this evening’s TRANprices are extremely low. d and see them. {. Nosler, a representative Board of Health has been few days here. He has resalth Officer Murchie to nthly report of all deaths together with the causes, Morgan. decorated titled “In prizes. bers of Evangeline Chapter, nad a good time Tuesday bout thirty members of the present from Grase Valley. On Monday last Miss Madge Orawford gave a luncheon in honor of Miss ‘Miss Marthe Sfifis. All present had a moat enjoyable time. Another luncheon was given ia honor of Miss Sims yesterday by Miss Rachel The parlors were nicely with violets, smilax and hand painted favors, anda game ena Garden” was played, at which Misses Martha Sims, Mablel Hughes and Emma Sims won the Those present were Misses Madge Orawford, Winnie Mabel Hughes, Martha Sims, Emma Sims, Jessie Butler, Marie Deal, and Rachel Morgan. Mrs. M. Bernheim will give a lancheon in honor of Miss Ida Maltman on Saturday afternoon next. Malloy, was rendered and a candied. wing officers of the Congrearch were elected last night; Truckee News. the Sierra Queen yesterday. He says it is a good proposition—one that is bound to prove a good. investment: The Oaptain tested the rock and pronounced it all right. This coming from him means much, as his reputation in mining circles stands very high. Superintendent Martin is kept pretty busy in arranging for the opening of this property. He is always on the alert to put Nevada City and vicinity in the forward van of prosperity. He is also a thorough and painstaking miner, The Sierra Queen Oompany made a. good selection in placing Mr, Martin in charge of affairs at the mine, When the. work is in full blast at this property it will be another substantial addition to the mining boom in this section. The shaft is down 170 feet and several drifts have been run. Considerable stock in the new corporation has been sold in. this city of late, and the demand for it is steadily R. W. Dawm is here from San Francisco. * Mrs. 8. Jones has retarned from San Jose, Si W. Harlur, W. M. Scott and A. Rush are here from San Francisco. Ohas. H. Obm of Sonoma is here on a business trip. J. A. Brent and OC. A. Mariner went up to the Red Oross mine today. J.P. Berry of Santa Rosa went up rto the Grizzly Hill minethis morning. Miss Emma Keyser of Downieville returned home thie morning, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Geo. Osterman. Wm. Vivian has gone to work at the California mine, at Washington. Mr. and Mre. N. Young of Sutter county are visiting Mrs. C. A. Pare. Mrs, Carrie Byrne of Orleans Flat is here on a visitto Miss. Ollie Gaylord. Miss Lizzie Richards went to Sacramento this morning. Tae James Bonney of Omega is sick at the New York Hotel, at this city. 8:80 o’clock this morning, at Clarksville, Arkansas, blew up the safe of the Bank of Olarksville; Arkansas, with dynamite, and secured $6000, and killed John Powers, Sheriff of Johnson county, who attempted to capture them, and escaped before the citizens were aware of their presence. There were six men inthe gang. They tied their horses on the outskirts of the town and made their way to the bank. After gaining their entrance they destroyed the safe with dynamite, secured the money and made their way to the street. There they met Sheriff Powers who opened fire upon them. The robbers returned the fire, using} both revolvers and Winehesters. Powere stood his ground and emptied two revolvers before he was killed, although it is believed he was mortally wounded by the first volley from the robbers. When citizens arrived later Powers was dead, and there was no trace of the robbers except the trail of bl&od that indicated that the Sheriff had wounded some of them. Powers The Ozar’s private train will meet him at the frontier. The visit of the Archduke to the Russian capital is regarded as being of great political sighnifiJerrerson, Mo., Feb. Sth.—The Supreme Court has sentenced Geo: Armstrong to hang on the 14th of March, for rape. This is the first. sentence of death for rape passed by the Missouri Supreme Coart. 5 ea Talking of the-new way of spelling by sound instead of the present method of spelling, a man was heard to say the other day ‘A fellow must be a danged fool if he can’t spell a word.mere than one way.” Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: eight guards were murdered and 112 convicts escaped. ‘T'wo of the inmates organized the revolt and when everything was ready the signal was given, and a simultaneous attack was made om the guards and all killed. ———--+ eee. Furniture Cheap. I will sell all of my household furnitare cheap, commencing Monday, the 10th. £6 Gro. W. Rerxs. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails tocure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. ° 25c. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. Is good for various little aches and pains, and is most excellent for COLD FEET Don’t use sticky Preparations that. sting and smart when applied. . @LANOLINEsleCOLDsleCREAM 2} Soothes, Softens, Heals 25 Cents a Box. {That cough is~ beginning to trouble you, is it? Vinton’s Cough Syrup has along list of admirers. It goes to the spot and quickly gives relief. ‘VINTON’S PHARMAGY PEAT KREDUCTION nis and Willis Green, DeaPaine, _none-_better. and the women who know her feet say it must have been about sixteen years before she was led to the altar. She got married at eighteen, “‘ indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Almost. every man thinks his business leads him a dog’s life. When a train ie behind time it is sure to have to stop at every station. Ss The following items are taken from. increasing. The shares are sold on] Miss Emma Toleen left for Arbuckle . roomed on the second floor of an ad-. Bros. gedegers Darke, Clerk; W. A. Den-. the Truckee Republican, of last even-. very easy terms. The purchaser is} this morning. joining building and had been awak{ORR AR eam rer; Miss Emma Sims, Or. ing: only required to pay five centsashare. Mrs, Lathrop returned to the Cen-. ened by the explosion. . : Bennetts, Chorister; W. A. “Nigger” Brown had a fight afew. each month on whatever number he/tra] House this morning. 200 ° You'll Be Sut tised . ets . L. Roberts, E. G. Suke-. days ago with Bert Plammer and in. buys until the full price of the stock _——~+80-Carre p ® Black I. L. Bowman, J. W. Darke, . the fray exhibited a razor. A number . is paid. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada She Was Jealous. Fur Capes At the Big Bargains now. being offered at our nig tins, James Gribble, Trus-. of kicks on the head and a straightz eee City store in the line of Fur Capes, Collarettes, Coats, upwards, arm blow in the solar plexis soon put Sna Shols Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . a Is * b d Collarettes eg th iobel tilly thay ageneseyshchigind Bren ot bee g au one —~-+ 290 -———_— “Nigger” in the land of dreams and it D le. keeps here bowels and digestive organs/ A woman says she always wore numn Fres Roaste Coats Etc Sprivg stock and have made a great reduction on Th was some time before he awakened in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea ber four shoes before she was married» 9 © these goods. They will not last long at. these rsets, Oil ere. from his slumbers. He does not seem moves the bowels every day, and cures to be satisfied yet, however, and more trouble is expected. =The ice crop for this season hase almost all been harvested, and the crop is one of the best and doubtless exceeds in quantity that of any previous year. The second crop en the Trout Creek Company’s pond is being harvested now, but most of the other ponds have been finished. Good Show Coming. The Rubell Theater Company, of Ohio, will open a week’s engagement in this city on the 17th inst. The advance agent will arrive on the 1lth to make the necessary arrangements. This troupe is highly spoken of, and is meeting with big success this season. Coffee Better than prices. You had ustine — early. Stale Coffee ? ae = ELE ine eo Display in the Window. SNELL © FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Dried Fruit at Jackson's rit. eles Times :—Shall life be d, the value of property be and the appearance of the red, on account of the negowners of played-out wells? lve hundred oil derricks nsightly forms skyward in bs the greater number being end of the field,, where strange contrast, in their . proximity, to the fine resihat section. Of the numbndred stand over “dead” th never again will be workmdred others are at wells @ reason and another have idown and still another huntt wells from which an imquantity of oil is pumped e hundred of these derricks moved without inconvenpperators. The remaining red are at shallow wells. rance of the derricks and t detrimental effect on surproperty, is one argument pl, the insecure nature of » Oc In all cases of physical or mental exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge whiskey will be found inveluable asa stimulant. Going Out of Business. A printer uses his rule as much as ‘ & woman does her hairpin. A few Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines left that will be sold at cost. Secondhand ones at your own price. Come quick Must be sold at once. Also $150 buys an outfit for the best paying business in this county. Can be learned in a few days. Apply to Gzo. W. Rurks. f6-lw aaa Something Nice to Keep. ‘Any one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souveoirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valuable in years to come. tt Says He Was Tortured. “TI suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, Bcalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. IYTTEPNTreerenrverereereerververnereer eo vneververerververver eer ver virverterytT It always looks pathetic to see a-big, splendid man with no mind to speak of. ) We Roast Daily Hat ng a surprising . if ‘you don't price. All} ECK, Pe TU S We call attention to the amount of spitting men do. by pointing tothe cement walks on a cold day. Notice to Creditors. Les the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of MARIANO ES, sometimes known as Mariano Lopas, Notice .s hereby given by the undersigned, exeoutor of she fest will of Mariano Lopes, sometimes known as Mariano Lopes, d . to the creditors of, and a persons having claims against, the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first ublication of this notice, to the said Executor, at the law office of KE. B. Power, iu the Court House, at Nevada City, Cal., the same being the pase, for the transaction of the business of said estate in said county Nevada. . naive GEORGE LOPAS, Executor of the last will of Mariano Lopes, aaa known as Mariano Lupas, jeceased. Dated February 6, 1902. It will never get over seeming strange that anybody will voluntarily eat railroad sandwichs. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. People will say of a woman, “She fainted away,” when the truth is she did not go away and could not if she tried. Fancy Dried Apples, 2 pounds for 25 cents Fancy Dried Apricots, 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3pounds for 25 cents Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s _It is impossible to dodge a chronic story teller. : Watch ¢ je large structures, and their. Balsam for the throat and lungs is the Natura is kind. When ve ria Sa we bid Fancy Dried Plums, 3 pounds for 25 cents S atch v lite more strougly demand . proper treatment for the first cough. can see others who get o sh, but . ; ; s 5 4 Guitar$ a gly . ones Fee a ee eed a6. tobe Lancer woven 1k lx canna veh: M AKING FRIENDS Peeled Dried Peacher, 2 pounds for 35 cents e008. 608 * from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 6500. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Did You Get The Picture you wanted? I have a fewHigh Grade Goods Which I will sell at wholesale cost price this week. I do not wish to carry these goods ever. MOORE —> .Ohe Photographer low .as ff Best Prunes, 10 pounds for 75 cents Saw Death Near. “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. O. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lungs would collapse. Good doctors said she was sofar gone wilh Oonsumption that no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persiatent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma nd all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $l at W. D. Vinton’s. Trial botties free. p Wasting Water ! *@o-— --———— > ® The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day Retain old friends besides. Try our Celebrated Spanish Panoche ane Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we now. : ROLBY’S 18 Commercial Street_ = VUANUALALLALAMA ALAM ALLALLA ALLA OOOO All Must Go. Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Contipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, evers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at Vinton’s. BAD _ BREATH «“ have been using CASCARETS and as 8 mild and effective laxative they are simply wonferful: My daughter and I were bothe! with sick stomach and our breath was very bad. taking a few doses of Cascarets we Lave improved wonderfully. They are a great help in the family. ints are being made that h unnecessary waste of water @ city, and IT MUST BE D. People should be careful he water economically or exsures will be resorted ¢o. of the Board of Trustees. Hues Morcuir, Collector. hk tobe Hi TY. he Bee Hwe ‘Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ~-—— . 3333323333233 I make Picture frames to Order. nd combinations do not afMoore whiskey. Its fame hed, its quality ie the finest lways the best. Monitor Steel Ra ortal 3 ——__————__.-] eS ° G % HOSE CAG SAL HOUSE CLEAMING SA + ee + —___-_ mess Cannot Be Cured. 8pplications, as they cannot 1 very tap ie portion of the ear. ust Rittenhouse St., Cincinnati, Obio. We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and re all gout ; rae tk way periom le ae " will clear our shelves of all Winter Goods. Those who are . looking for Bargains in Millinery aid Dry Goods should not miss this sale. We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it;) Everything nas been reduced. well. SE. Crawford Ms . by. j Deafness fs caused by an Condition of the mucous linEustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a sound or imperfect hearing, D it is entirely closed deafhe result, and unless the inDn can be taken out and this bred to. its normal condition, OY . . PFT PEE N . » Jew efore stock taking we are going to 7 clean house. We are going to clear our store of all odds and ends, wherever we find them. ; In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut prices. In the Furnishing Goods a harvest of good values awaits you. Odds and ends at less than cost. All of our Holiday Sli pers will go at low prices. Do not miss th great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you all; Store Closes at 7:30. ‘Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Good. Do ill be destroyed forever ; nine good, Never Sicken, Weaken: oF Gripe, We. 00. We. of ten are caused by catarrh,. ». CURE CONSTIPATION. . hothing but.an inflamed con. Wterling Remedy Company, Chiease, Kew York. 31 © Mucous surfaces. W0-TO-BAC Sold and . fuaranteed by all druggive One Hundred. Dollars We are Now Engaged case of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s in making extensive improvements An our Oandy Kitchen which will ure. Send for circulars, free CHENEY &0O., Toledo,O. rovide better facilities for manuacturing our goods. I will. not he grocery an only be” tributor. SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT 3g pound packages, 15c. 1 pound package, 30c. OROMARTY SMOKED BLOATERS, 5c each; 6 for 25 cents ‘MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 2c OUR OWN BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. can Wc GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 25c druggists, 75c. Family Pills are the best. ee. For Those Home Prunes. WUOuy Ajqesony ple oA OS ay ocer est Prunes inthe world. They. oBly keep up my standard of goods Sadie eee ae Oar reputation will not permit us to carry inferior Goods Exami ‘ ed and s but will add a finer line of Creame : ne our . will supp? For sale Brg oa. Ps a 25. and Chocolates, teaaides the beet of Cor. Broad & The Red Front We are Agenis for Drifted Snow Flour. Kee sf Ranges ond Slee. aay onmplete stock of oner at a your grocer for Smith’s') oe nea Mixed Voxury, . Pine Streets, Main Street, — . Van Dyke Gnamel Ware of excelles : allate and I believe it is not how cheap, . ™ Nevada City. . GrassValley. . ‘ i can onl Pome — ae ood ’ bganitay: 8 ‘ : Sek tate 351 Cc E M Il G } eegea is Guaranteed not to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and . ‘ ason able in Price. ce abaved ood Meats, , ‘Chas. E. Mullo y, Urocer Brothers have the very best ‘Dry som? : CHAS. EB. TEGLER ONE PRICG CLOTHICGRS mutton and veal on hand at é , , e —— 2 tf . O commercial Btreet, emieertons 4 -— ; ra 9 te é = j * “ aw ~y Bwond Btreet, Newnda. Gitey. Geo. KE. Turner Pat Y

dena Feb. 6, 1902 ; 1 i 2 : , . : hi gations. . SOILS LCT.’ The Sierra Queen Mine naa ei a y an trace ieee SE s “. # ome eee: . . ‘Charge of ing & MoOluekey’s danc-. Being Pat q d M: \ : . . 8 afternoo, nildren meet Satarday. The contracts for the carrying of Is iN 00 Walter Palmer, who is here on a EH NN ; i EHMANN Years in San r f6-8t. . mall on various routes to different. visit trem Tonopah, received. letter : ) Be the Meth-. places near here have been let and on ¥ : : lake N is being repaired and imaly be two routes several bide were re~ new cases of preumonia were reported “ on ceived. eee last Menday. The hospital is full of ’ s \ —— ight Penn-. Route No, 76226—From Nevada City ____ . patients, and quite a number of deaths meeting last D : The Sierra Queen ty, for aioe ' ce SoM por, No, 2 t-. f0 Grater by muy of Moores Patt Stra Goon opery teers Be eons itl Neely Tey EO GAYLORD ON," fr V tation to attend the fire-. —was’ awarded to J. B. Grissel for pat in good condition. Su ri “ua day some denizen of the camp falls . . . 4 Om this i Grace Valley on the 22d./ $1244, Last year this route was let].. w i. Maitin te he aperinvend~. a viotim to the disease. at be set own in uniform. far $1589.70 and then sub-let for $1475, Se eee Se eee amount on op at it shall be. pg furnance at + of a number of parents ing & McCluskey have deRoute No. 67242—From Washington to Gaston—was awarded to E, 8, Park EN a i Mall Caying eens GOD PRODOSTION, Working Order. repaired from top to bottom, and when this work is completed it will be in firstclass shape. Other preliminary work from there today stating that four It was aleo stated in the letter that Thomas Meagher, who formerly worked at the Mountaineer mine here, is sufales . PROMPT AFTENTION PAID -TO MAIL ORDERS. © PHONE 55!.: BROAD STREET 4 for. of Nevada City for $470. Last yea * fering from a severe attack of inflam Sim & ped a dancing school y yeOr lis ale ——— oe Odd Fellows hall every . the contract was let for $448 and then] little th epg ceiroresn 2 dvaich iow matory rheumatism. His parents re= Ps Your Vity ernoon. sub-let for $348, . in earnest. Mr. Martin’s es is to W ttaee on Paaaces , Robbe He T “Take Pri . Ki i i iN rain. One j » Nickless, tho book-keeper . Route No. 76226—From Nevada City. have everything underground in aiuhs Timee at Tonopah are rather quiet ry § a Soners Fscape. i 5 ache Cure joadden’s grocery, had the/. to Maybert—was awarded to E. 8. Park. a condition that when ‘a fell caw just now. a ; Ww & pill, andy a few days to faacture &/ at $900, Last year this route was let is put on the men can work to adSes ‘ nang es a They cure yg her back by striking 8 . for $728 and then snb-let for $625 e. Vmnna, Feb. 5th.—_The Archduke} 81. Pererssunc, Feb. 5.—The Novoe-. PPPPPFPPPRE PEPPPPPEPED a he sale bs i in a playfal mood he A agate epieriok Be wa Going and Coming. Francis Ferdinand, heir, presumptive} vremia today tells of an extraordinary; +00 to escape a companion. § \ one = the tat ailstag ae i ie . et Fort 8 Bx ek Bee ; ‘ to the thrones of Austria and Hunga-j prison delivery at the prison for A Hot Water Bottle : iN : M ort Smita, is . b a : : \. .smoke, Thom done by the Nevada Ooun 0c all Events. Stale, mide <a satetal examination. of rk. #@ rs at. ry, started today for St. Petersburg. woman at Smolensk, in which forty it Rector Br, heb ——-, . & COs) ets Association can net be ex= heir reputation is gainirg ness for them. Read the hisement in this evening’s and give them @ trial. 1 sale of capes, coats and on at Snell & Fleming’s . coording to their new adin this evening’s TRANprices are extremely low. d and see them. {. Nosler, a representative Board of Health has been few days here. He has resalth Officer Murchie to nthly report of all deaths together with the causes, Morgan. decorated titled “In prizes. bers of Evangeline Chapter, nad a good time Tuesday bout thirty members of the present from Grase Valley. On Monday last Miss Madge Orawford gave a luncheon in honor of Miss ‘Miss Marthe Sfifis. All present had a moat enjoyable time. Another luncheon was given ia honor of Miss Sims yesterday by Miss Rachel The parlors were nicely with violets, smilax and hand painted favors, anda game ena Garden” was played, at which Misses Martha Sims, Mablel Hughes and Emma Sims won the Those present were Misses Madge Orawford, Winnie Mabel Hughes, Martha Sims, Emma Sims, Jessie Butler, Marie Deal, and Rachel Morgan. Mrs. M. Bernheim will give a lancheon in honor of Miss Ida Maltman on Saturday afternoon next. Malloy, was rendered and a candied. wing officers of the Congrearch were elected last night; Truckee News. the Sierra Queen yesterday. He says it is a good proposition—one that is bound to prove a good. investment: The Oaptain tested the rock and pronounced it all right. This coming from him means much, as his reputation in mining circles stands very high. Superintendent Martin is kept pretty busy in arranging for the opening of this property. He is always on the alert to put Nevada City and vicinity in the forward van of prosperity. He is also a thorough and painstaking miner, The Sierra Queen Oompany made a. good selection in placing Mr, Martin in charge of affairs at the mine, When the. work is in full blast at this property it will be another substantial addition to the mining boom in this section. The shaft is down 170 feet and several drifts have been run. Considerable stock in the new corporation has been sold in. this city of late, and the demand for it is steadily R. W. Dawm is here from San Francisco. * Mrs. 8. Jones has retarned from San Jose, Si W. Harlur, W. M. Scott and A. Rush are here from San Francisco. Ohas. H. Obm of Sonoma is here on a business trip. J. A. Brent and OC. A. Mariner went up to the Red Oross mine today. J.P. Berry of Santa Rosa went up rto the Grizzly Hill minethis morning. Miss Emma Keyser of Downieville returned home thie morning, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Geo. Osterman. Wm. Vivian has gone to work at the California mine, at Washington. Mr. and Mre. N. Young of Sutter county are visiting Mrs. C. A. Pare. Mrs, Carrie Byrne of Orleans Flat is here on a visitto Miss. Ollie Gaylord. Miss Lizzie Richards went to Sacramento this morning. Tae James Bonney of Omega is sick at the New York Hotel, at this city. 8:80 o’clock this morning, at Clarksville, Arkansas, blew up the safe of the Bank of Olarksville; Arkansas, with dynamite, and secured $6000, and killed John Powers, Sheriff of Johnson county, who attempted to capture them, and escaped before the citizens were aware of their presence. There were six men inthe gang. They tied their horses on the outskirts of the town and made their way to the bank. After gaining their entrance they destroyed the safe with dynamite, secured the money and made their way to the street. There they met Sheriff Powers who opened fire upon them. The robbers returned the fire, using} both revolvers and Winehesters. Powere stood his ground and emptied two revolvers before he was killed, although it is believed he was mortally wounded by the first volley from the robbers. When citizens arrived later Powers was dead, and there was no trace of the robbers except the trail of bl&od that indicated that the Sheriff had wounded some of them. Powers The Ozar’s private train will meet him at the frontier. The visit of the Archduke to the Russian capital is regarded as being of great political sighnifiJerrerson, Mo., Feb. Sth.—The Supreme Court has sentenced Geo: Armstrong to hang on the 14th of March, for rape. This is the first. sentence of death for rape passed by the Missouri Supreme Coart. 5 ea Talking of the-new way of spelling by sound instead of the present method of spelling, a man was heard to say the other day ‘A fellow must be a danged fool if he can’t spell a word.mere than one way.” Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: eight guards were murdered and 112 convicts escaped. ‘T'wo of the inmates organized the revolt and when everything was ready the signal was given, and a simultaneous attack was made om the guards and all killed. ———--+ eee. Furniture Cheap. I will sell all of my household furnitare cheap, commencing Monday, the 10th. £6 Gro. W. Rerxs. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails tocure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. ° 25c. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. Is good for various little aches and pains, and is most excellent for COLD FEET Don’t use sticky Preparations that. sting and smart when applied. . @LANOLINEsleCOLDsleCREAM 2} Soothes, Softens, Heals 25 Cents a Box. {That cough is~ beginning to trouble you, is it? Vinton’s Cough Syrup has along list of admirers. It goes to the spot and quickly gives relief. ‘VINTON’S PHARMAGY PEAT KREDUCTION nis and Willis Green, DeaPaine, _none-_better. and the women who know her feet say it must have been about sixteen years before she was led to the altar. She got married at eighteen, “‘ indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Almost. every man thinks his business leads him a dog’s life. When a train ie behind time it is sure to have to stop at every station. Ss The following items are taken from. increasing. The shares are sold on] Miss Emma Toleen left for Arbuckle . roomed on the second floor of an ad-. Bros. gedegers Darke, Clerk; W. A. Den-. the Truckee Republican, of last even-. very easy terms. The purchaser is} this morning. joining building and had been awak{ORR AR eam rer; Miss Emma Sims, Or. ing: only required to pay five centsashare. Mrs, Lathrop returned to the Cen-. ened by the explosion. . : Bennetts, Chorister; W. A. “Nigger” Brown had a fight afew. each month on whatever number he/tra] House this morning. 200 ° You'll Be Sut tised . ets . L. Roberts, E. G. Suke-. days ago with Bert Plammer and in. buys until the full price of the stock _——~+80-Carre p ® Black I. L. Bowman, J. W. Darke, . the fray exhibited a razor. A number . is paid. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada She Was Jealous. Fur Capes At the Big Bargains now. being offered at our nig tins, James Gribble, Trus-. of kicks on the head and a straightz eee City store in the line of Fur Capes, Collarettes, Coats, upwards, arm blow in the solar plexis soon put Sna Shols Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . a Is * b d Collarettes eg th iobel tilly thay ageneseyshchigind Bren ot bee g au one —~-+ 290 -———_— “Nigger” in the land of dreams and it D le. keeps here bowels and digestive organs/ A woman says she always wore numn Fres Roaste Coats Etc Sprivg stock and have made a great reduction on Th was some time before he awakened in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea ber four shoes before she was married» 9 © these goods. They will not last long at. these rsets, Oil ere. from his slumbers. He does not seem moves the bowels every day, and cures to be satisfied yet, however, and more trouble is expected. =The ice crop for this season hase almost all been harvested, and the crop is one of the best and doubtless exceeds in quantity that of any previous year. The second crop en the Trout Creek Company’s pond is being harvested now, but most of the other ponds have been finished. Good Show Coming. The Rubell Theater Company, of Ohio, will open a week’s engagement in this city on the 17th inst. The advance agent will arrive on the 1lth to make the necessary arrangements. This troupe is highly spoken of, and is meeting with big success this season. Coffee Better than prices. You had ustine — early. Stale Coffee ? ae = ELE ine eo Display in the Window. SNELL © FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Dried Fruit at Jackson's rit. eles Times :—Shall life be d, the value of property be and the appearance of the red, on account of the negowners of played-out wells? lve hundred oil derricks nsightly forms skyward in bs the greater number being

end of the field,, where strange contrast, in their . proximity, to the fine resihat section. Of the numbndred stand over “dead” th never again will be workmdred others are at wells @ reason and another have idown and still another huntt wells from which an imquantity of oil is pumped e hundred of these derricks moved without inconvenpperators. The remaining red are at shallow wells. rance of the derricks and t detrimental effect on surproperty, is one argument pl, the insecure nature of » Oc In all cases of physical or mental exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge whiskey will be found inveluable asa stimulant. Going Out of Business. A printer uses his rule as much as ‘ & woman does her hairpin. A few Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines left that will be sold at cost. Secondhand ones at your own price. Come quick Must be sold at once. Also $150 buys an outfit for the best paying business in this county. Can be learned in a few days. Apply to Gzo. W. Rurks. f6-lw aaa Something Nice to Keep. ‘Any one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souveoirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valuable in years to come. tt Says He Was Tortured. “TI suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, Bcalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. IYTTEPNTreerenrverereereerververnereer eo vneververerververver eer ver virverterytT It always looks pathetic to see a-big, splendid man with no mind to speak of. ) We Roast Daily Hat ng a surprising . if ‘you don't price. All} ECK, Pe TU S We call attention to the amount of spitting men do. by pointing tothe cement walks on a cold day. Notice to Creditors. Les the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of MARIANO ES, sometimes known as Mariano Lopas, Notice .s hereby given by the undersigned, exeoutor of she fest will of Mariano Lopes, sometimes known as Mariano Lopes, d . to the creditors of, and a persons having claims against, the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first ublication of this notice, to the said Executor, at the law office of KE. B. Power, iu the Court House, at Nevada City, Cal., the same being the pase, for the transaction of the business of said estate in said county Nevada. . naive GEORGE LOPAS, Executor of the last will of Mariano Lopes, aaa known as Mariano Lupas, jeceased. Dated February 6, 1902. It will never get over seeming strange that anybody will voluntarily eat railroad sandwichs. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. People will say of a woman, “She fainted away,” when the truth is she did not go away and could not if she tried. Fancy Dried Apples, 2 pounds for 25 cents Fancy Dried Apricots, 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3pounds for 25 cents Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s _It is impossible to dodge a chronic story teller. : Watch ¢ je large structures, and their. Balsam for the throat and lungs is the Natura is kind. When ve ria Sa we bid Fancy Dried Plums, 3 pounds for 25 cents S atch v lite more strougly demand . proper treatment for the first cough. can see others who get o sh, but . ; ; s 5 4 Guitar$ a gly . ones Fee a ee eed a6. tobe Lancer woven 1k lx canna veh: M AKING FRIENDS Peeled Dried Peacher, 2 pounds for 35 cents e008. 608 * from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 6500. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. Did You Get The Picture you wanted? I have a fewHigh Grade Goods Which I will sell at wholesale cost price this week. I do not wish to carry these goods ever. MOORE —> .Ohe Photographer low .as ff Best Prunes, 10 pounds for 75 cents Saw Death Near. “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. O. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lungs would collapse. Good doctors said she was sofar gone wilh Oonsumption that no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persiatent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma nd all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $l at W. D. Vinton’s. Trial botties free. p Wasting Water ! *@o-— --———— > ® The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day Retain old friends besides. Try our Celebrated Spanish Panoche ane Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we now. : ROLBY’S 18 Commercial Street_ = VUANUALALLALAMA ALAM ALLALLA ALLA OOOO All Must Go.. Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Contipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, evers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at Vinton’s. BAD _ BREATH «“ have been using CASCARETS and as 8 mild and effective laxative they are simply wonferful: My daughter and I were bothe! with sick stomach and our breath was very bad. taking a few doses of Cascarets we Lave improved wonderfully. They are a great help in the family. ints are being made that h unnecessary waste of water @ city, and IT MUST BE D. People should be careful he water economically or exsures will be resorted ¢o. of the Board of Trustees. Hues Morcuir, Collector. hk tobe Hi TY. he Bee Hwe ‘Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ~-—— . 3333323333233 I make Picture frames to Order. nd combinations do not afMoore whiskey. Its fame hed, its quality ie the finest lways the best. Monitor Steel Ra ortal 3 ——__————__.-] eS ° G % HOSE CAG SAL HOUSE CLEAMING SA + ee + —___-_ mess Cannot Be Cured. 8pplications, as they cannot 1 very tap ie portion of the ear. ust Rittenhouse St., Cincinnati, Obio. We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and re all gout ; rae tk way periom le ae " will clear our shelves of all Winter Goods. Those who are . looking for Bargains in Millinery aid Dry Goods should not miss this sale. We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it;) Everything nas been reduced. well. SE. Crawford Ms . by. j Deafness fs caused by an Condition of the mucous linEustachian Tube. When gets inflamed you have a sound or imperfect hearing, D it is entirely closed deafhe result, and unless the inDn can be taken out and this bred to. its normal condition, OY . . PFT PEE N . » Jew efore stock taking we are going to 7 clean house. We are going to clear our store of all odds and ends, wherever we find them. ; In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut prices. In the Furnishing Goods a harvest of good values awaits you. Odds and ends at less than cost. All of our Holiday Sli pers will go at low prices. Do not miss th great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you all; Store Closes at 7:30. ‘Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Good. Do ill be destroyed forever ; nine good, Never Sicken, Weaken: oF Gripe, We. 00. We. of ten are caused by catarrh,. ». CURE CONSTIPATION. .. hothing but.an inflamed con. Wterling Remedy Company, Chiease, Kew York. 31 © Mucous surfaces. W0-TO-BAC Sold and . fuaranteed by all druggive One Hundred. Dollars We are Now Engaged case of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s in making extensive improvements An our Oandy Kitchen which will ure. Send for circulars, free CHENEY &0O., Toledo,O. rovide better facilities for manuacturing our goods. I will. not he grocery an only be” tributor. SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT 3g pound packages, 15c. 1 pound package, 30c. OROMARTY SMOKED BLOATERS, 5c each; 6 for 25 cents ‘MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 2c OUR OWN BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. can Wc GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 25c druggists, 75c. Family Pills are the best. ee. For Those Home Prunes. WUOuy Ajqesony ple oA OS ay ocer est Prunes inthe world. They. oBly keep up my standard of goods Sadie eee ae Oar reputation will not permit us to carry inferior Goods Exami ‘ ed and s but will add a finer line of Creame : ne our . will supp? For sale Brg oa. Ps a 25. and Chocolates, teaaides the beet of Cor. Broad & The Red Front We are Agenis for Drifted Snow Flour. Kee sf Ranges ond Slee. aay onmplete stock of oner at a your grocer for Smith’s') oe nea Mixed Voxury, . Pine Streets, Main Street, — . Van Dyke Gnamel Ware of excelles : allate and I believe it is not how cheap, . ™ Nevada City. . GrassValley. . ‘ i can onl Pome — ae ood ’ bganitay: 8 ‘ : Sek tate 351 Cc E M Il G } eegea is Guaranteed not to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and . ‘ ason able in Price. ce abaved ood Meats, , ‘Chas. E. Mullo y, Urocer Brothers have the very best ‘Dry som? : CHAS. EB. TEGLER ONE PRICG CLOTHICGRS mutton and veal on hand at é , , e —— 2 tf . O commercial Btreet, emieertons 4 -— ; ra 9 te é = j * “ aw ~y Bwond Btreet, Newnda. Gitey. Geo. KE. Turner Pat Y