February 6, 1904 (4 pages)

ne ams t is ilda0’s the and the Exck. gh, salt ga dge ago }an us rs A! wat. two weeks, has about recovered and » Rev. J. H. Wythe. Subject of evening are imminent, the ‘resalt~ SHULL TOL Daily Record: of the Doings of Our: People. Chas. Grant came over from Oroville last evening. A. Jones of Loomis arrived here last, evening and left this morning for Washington. Jas, O'Donnell is here from; Moores -W. H. Waner and wife of, New York are here onje visit., ; ‘Kd, O. Hughes of {San Francisco is in this city on a business trip. Melville Oliver, son of Mre, John Oliver of Pine street, and. one of the TransonieT’s carriers, who .has been afflicted with the measles for the past will resume his route Monday évening. J. H. Kennedy and wife are down from Oamptonville on their way to San Francisco. W. Y. Showler, the hide man, isin town, ; F. Laliberty of Sacramento, who is here on mining business, ts registered at Hotel Antlers, T. Simpson of Pitteburgh, Pa., is here on a business trip. “Richard Maher, who is attending the Santa Olara College, is here on a Welt to his parents. Miss’ Gladys Clemo left thie morning for San. Francisco, where she will enter the employ of a large millinery establishment. Oyril Perryman has recovered from @ severe attack of measies, He is the young son of Mr.and Mrs. EB, Perryman of Piety Hill. Frank Liberty of Redding, repre~ senting the Oalifornia Mercantile Oompany and the Matual Benefit Oompany, arrived here last evening. Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at: the various churches in this. city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev, J. Sime, will preach . at lla. m. and? p.m. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘*‘Were the People in Southern Oalifornia Fools When They Prayed for Rain the Other Day ?” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Senior Endeavor at the usual hour. Everybody cordially invited, OATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:80 o’clock a. m. Sdnday school immediately after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST. There will be preaching edeviens at ll a.m. and 7 p. m., by the pastor, ‘discourse: ‘‘The Burning of the Magic Book at Ephesus.” Morning class,’ Sunday school and Epworth League ‘services will be held at the usual ‘hours. All are cordially invited to at‘tend these services. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. ‘Sexagesima Sunday— Services at Trinity church tomorrow ‘will be as follows: Morning prayers, ‘holy communion and sermon, 11 a. m.; ®unday schoo! and bible class, 12:30 ‘Pp. m 3 evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday, evening prayer and litany, 7 o’clock, Rev. W. A. Rimer Rector. Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the other fresh aud rosy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing with health ases Dr. King’s New Life Pilis to maintain it, By gently erousing the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head. off — “Te nTry them. Only 250., at ton’s drug store. Dy Liquor War. ‘Kansas Orrr, Mo,, Feb. 5—Wholesale ‘indidtments by the Federal Grand Jury of express agents in Kansas City, throughout ‘Kaneas and in the prohibition counties of Texas, and of liquor dealers who have been shipping liquor into these prohibition States, & movement started -by John. W. Yerkes, OCommiesioner of Internal Revenue at Washington. The local sgents -of three large houses, it was s today, were indicted yesterday and arrested, but released on their own recognizance. : In Cattle ane Be peneeneee . UE Callas avr gotpeompong eS mee made. ae soloon is gaining in favor with the public right along.: It is a very popuJar resort, and on Saturday nights will be a choice lunch free to all tcnight, lights and attracted much attention. son proprietors, is due to the exuring (Of § upeeiiigs of Interest ‘la andig _ Around: This Section. : a Ee O'Oonnor & Shannon's Seanphin There ‘The electric cars used to convey the! F. Simonds, last night installed the newly elected officers of akg yo cle, Companions -of theAmerica, as follows: pata dig ion, William Sandow; Sub-Ohief Oompanion, Miss Nellie Baker; Financial Secretary, Mrs; Marie Selth; Recordvisitors from Grase Valley lest night . '2¢ Secretary, Fred Thomas; ‘freas‘were prettily decorated in vari-colored . Ue? Miss Beatrice M. Moore; Right Deputy Chief S cknaie are. x. the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Jobncellent brands in stock and the courte-. ous treatment given +0 every patron. A fine lanch will be on the sideboard tonight. At the New York Hotel tomorrow cvening a choice chicken dinver will be served. All the good things obtsinable in the market will be used in the preparation of the fine spread, andthe best.of. service can be relied upon. This well-known house stands high fn public favor, and it is noted for ite homelike comforte. For a nice, quiet time go to Woodman & Tompkine’ Péerless saloon. There you will be warmly welcomed and hear something pleasant to drive away dull care. Ohoice lunch tonight. Walter Palmer of the Oriental saloon has wagered $5 with Will Hoffman that the latter cannot carry bis own weight—145 pounds—from the saloon to the Plaza. Hoffman bets he can accomplish the feat and the matter will be decided at 7 o’olock this even{og. The National Hotel and Annex is known to the general public for ite excellent accommodations end many good features provided in the way of modern appointments. Each department is conducted in a manner that Cannot fail to please the most exacting patron. The dining room is perfect. in every detail,and the Sanday dinners are gotten up in grand style. Read tomorrow’s menu in another colump. At the Owl saloon the best goods that money can buy are always on hand, and all-the choice hot drinks just sulted for winter use can procured. The lunch tonight will be of the very best. A telephone message has been received here stating that Miss Belle Dowe, who has been lying at the point of death for several weeks past at her home et Nelson Point, Plumas county had passed away at 6:80 o'clock lest evening. Oonsumption was the cause of death. Mise Dowe formerly resided im this city and hed many friends here who will learn with regret of her death. Deceased was a native of California and aged 22 years. The Eagle saloon, Dower & Hooper proprietors, ie a popular resort, especially 6n Saturday nights. The place has a cheerfal air about it, and the fine line of wet goods kept in stock draws a large trade. . Taylor rightly asks: ‘Is there any reason why you should continue using stale, ready-ground package coffee, when you can get a fresh roast 25 cent family coffee every day?” No valid . Feason, whatever, and if you will but glance at Taylor's ad. you will see that his tea and coffee house bas now on dale as fine a grade of aromatic 25 cent family coffee as can be found in any house on the coast. James McEwen, who resides near the road at the base of the old Stoney reservoir, is suffering from blood poisonin one of his feet. Idle Ships. San Francisco, Feb, 6—There is an unusually big fleet of ships in the Bay waiting for fair weather to put to sea. Most of them have been idle bere for maby montbs. Pistols a Prince. Sr. Petzrssure, February 5th.— The newspaper *Sveit” today reports that a piatol fight, with fatal result, has occurred between Prince Matchutadse and Prince Dadian! at the courthouse in Kutale. Prince Matchutadse, when inealted by Dadiani, drew a revolver ‘and fired three times, but ineffectually, at Prince Dadiani, who then fired twice, mortally wounding his opponent, Sutter’s Fort. Sacramento, February 5.—The local ors of the Native Daughters of the Gol West are preparing to beautify anal interest and curbs will be set to stately Ped ernor Pardee has been invited to plant, 0 tes tp bo Bamted “Californie.” Guide, R. I. Thomas; Inside Guard, 3 Mre. Minnie Fischer. A collation aad The large run of custom enjoyed by} social time followed the installation. of everything can be found. Satur‘day evening the place is largely patronized, for the proprietor always treats all comers well, ; sre “on. the road most of the time,” and commercial travelers fully, ap-} preciate good accommodations when . ~ they find them. Weary. from © constant going and coming, together with their business affairs, they feel grateHotel Antlers is largely patronized by the drammers, who always have a good word to say for this popular gerved tomorrow, At Will Harry’s saloon the very best Hotel life is beet known to those who fal for. good hotel comforts. The honse, The usual fine dinner will be See menu eleewhere inthis issue. Billy Britland knows how to’ please his patrons, and, as a consequence, his Council Chambers are known both far and near for the warm. welocme extended, Fred Eflerman keeps a choice stock of wines, liquors, beers and cigars on hend. He makes a specialty of fancy mixed drinks. Dropin and see him tonight. Stocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY, Milling Wheat..... 1 47% a Bev les v6. 6ccosiscasiccassies 119 WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley.... weeee 40 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 59 MINING STOOKS, Ophie... 8 80 , Sierra Nevada 58 Mexican .,. 1 60 . Utah... 23 Gould & Cur. 48 . BatHiion.. 07 Best & Bel.1 95 . Exchequer . 16 Con. Cal. &Vai.1 65 . Seg, Belcher. 09 Savage .ecooeoee 46 . OverMaD..20 Obollar.. 20 . Juatice.. Potosi .. 19 . Union.. 78 Hale & Nrs ..{70 . Alta... 8 Orown Point. 26 . Julia ... 04 Yellow Jacket. 49 . Caledonia..j1 00 Imperial.. 08 . Silver Hill .. 68 orien 04 . Challenge.. 24 Alpha.. 08. Occidental. 81 Belcher..c. 88 . Andes... 26 Confidence .1 10 ——_—__+-1@e Whena You Go to San Francisco Stop at the Hotel Graystore, 66 Geary street. New six-story fire-proof hote!, electric lighte and elevator; unquestionably the most luxuriously farnished in the city; steam heat; private baths; one block from Palace Hotel; one-half block from the leading morning papers. All Market street cars pass the door. Rates, 75 cents per day and up. Special rates by the month. {8-2tw-1m All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an ways wixologist at Britland’s. CATARRH E, ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. QIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. Tt cleanses, soothes, heals, and the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste ae 8m Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. BLY BRI BROTHERS, € 56 Warren St., New York. PALMER & JOHNS, Wholecale apd retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, => Kin Oall and & y our hospitali: ee seioresy ty : SS ivied 8t }legality. The Harbor Commissioners -esative Secretary to former Governor Being Sly Hg Class . referred to pf oye ne Webb for an opinion as to its have an atforney in W. H. Davis, Ex‘Henry T.Gage, and the employment of . special counsel without the consent of ~ Attorney -General is questioned. The Schoolhouse Teteman, Pibriat? 5.—An eomal was made Wednesday evening to burn the splendid four-room schoolhouse, A space on the side of the building was thoroughly saturated with coaloi! and & match applied. A miner coming into town discovered the building sblaze and extinguised it. me Absolutely’ cage Ontcaao, February 6—Tobise Brod-. * erick, trainer and driver of trotting horses, showman, clambake promoter ‘and politician, is dead et Ottawa, Ill, after a week’s illness. ‘He was aged 48. years, He was a ‘acter in Chicago for twenty years and numbered among his friends the leadig phan asker oharMoApre. California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. derived solely from grapes, refined to absolute_purity, ‘Dance Tonight, Company o% unee tonight will be ‘the place to ge for ® pleasant time, The music by Wild’s orchestra will be better than ever and the order of dances just right for all who delight in ‘tripping the fantastic figures. Every attention is shown to parties from the outside places by the. management, : and ell who.attend can rely on baving Fan enjoyable time. Wealher Rep Report. Going Northwest The following is the forecast of the weather, a8 sent out by the bureaa of obgervation, ith. headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight rain; Saturday rain, PorTLanp, Ors February 5.—The railroads into the Northwest are preparing to handle during March and April the largest colonist traffic that has ever been hauled into this section. The special rates go into effect on March Ist next and remain in effect At Britland’s. tf Baking . antil the close of April. Powder Healthful cream of tartar, is the active principle of every flavor and wholesomeness. pound of Royal Baking Powder. Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder produces food remarkable both in fine ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DON’T FORGET THE . Schley Better. Te . ree llot Lunch Saturday Night ina ‘ —at—— January 81, 1904, to the wife of Hon. j SALADS Wasaineton, February 56—Admiral Schley, who has been suffering with a slight attack of grip, was reported better today. At first it was thought that he would have a severe spell of sickness. : BORN. Stanley A. Smith, a daughter. At North Bloomfield, Nevada county, Oal., to the wife of Albert Oarter, a daughter, sei ce FRANKFURTERS and SAUERHow comfortable it i pases Schilling’s Best ok i a ae “now what) PORK AND BEANS Woodmen a you have in your spoon! and Style the buying is equally comfortable, at your grocer’s, RYE BREAD, CRACKERS, OHEBESE, ETO. Everybody Welcome. —=P oz ae a A a a a Te DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST é Formerly fof (the Electro-Dental Parlors’ MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. ® TE SI TIT =— — Che Best in town. r Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled ang Share: We have wines from six to twelve years old, riohly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Allthe leading brands of Cigars also kept, \ »THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY We have just received our new stock of Spring Underwear. Trimmed with the latest embroidery and laces, NEW DUPLEX SKIRTS 4at G1.00 to $5.00 BEE WINDOW. The good points of the Duplex Adjustable Skirt are as follows: It is adjustable on both sides tothe fraction of an inch, It needs adjusting but once. Jdst the thing for stout figures. It is ben the thing for slender figures.with prominent hips. It is just the thing for any figure for a snug fit in the waist without clumliness. there any reason why you should continue using Stale, Ready-ground IS Package Coffee when TayLOR is turning a out Fresh Roast of 25 cent family Coffee every day?. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Fine fot Line Friccasee of Lamb Irish Stew Appetizing, Palatable Served Hot.Saturday Night —at the— National Hoiel bar FREE TO ALL Ewerybody welcome. Oome and enJoy yourself. 3 — Py t The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPEGKER CIGAR. is. here to stay —made by— "GLE yy” N. S. of Md TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough, IT WILL CURE YOU. LL QUES EADACAE pOWDERS are the best on the market and will stant relief. ve almost inTry them.. FOR SALE BY H; DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery We bave a large assortment of Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also This is something. new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of ail kinds Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Uhy Birthday Gift SOUVENIR SPOONS): Silver’ Deposit Ware Just the thing to wear under a.tailor-mede suit. New Spring Goods Arriving}\Dally. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. PRL DLP LPO LL LOL LOL LER LPELIDLILIOPLS PPLLPILIL DDL “CRAVENETTES,” ‘The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OPN ey Ge Gea ee Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you waro in winter and ia summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & CO R. T. MORRISON }8ame% PLLDIW LS VOWEL DOLE AD WLILEP LOE PED DOL IGGL GDDA v4 Successor to Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Aleo new line of strings for eli stringed inetraments, Violin chia rests, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. ‘¥. HAR‘4UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarp Oall Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Meo, Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Tranesient trade. . seam _ SPLENDID © OC We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try Our 4 % f vem LEMON PE&L. RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE NEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the{best and +1] s owas possible OM Try «4 bot!!eicf;Shaeta, Water with your Gondsy Dinne-. , Te Bsr Hive Gpocery. . ratienhieatarmtandavaiotion sential ~ -KSON, Proprietor. susbeetebenevoees i JA

ne ams t is ilda0’s the and the Exck. gh, salt ga dge ago }an us rs A! wat. two weeks, has about recovered and » Rev. J. H. Wythe. Subject of evening are imminent, the ‘resalt~ SHULL TOL Daily Record: of the Doings of Our: People. Chas. Grant came over from Oroville last evening. A. Jones of Loomis arrived here last, evening and left this morning for Washington. Jas, O'Donnell is here from; Moores -W. H. Waner and wife of, New York are here onje visit., ; ‘Kd, O. Hughes of {San Francisco is in this city on a business trip. Melville Oliver, son of Mre, John Oliver of Pine street, and. one of the TransonieT’s carriers, who .has been afflicted with the measles for the past will resume his route Monday évening. J. H. Kennedy and wife are down from Oamptonville on their way to San Francisco. W. Y. Showler, the hide man, isin town, ; F. Laliberty of Sacramento, who is here on mining business, ts registered at Hotel Antlers, T. Simpson of Pitteburgh, Pa., is here on a business trip. “Richard Maher, who is attending the Santa Olara College, is here on a Welt to his parents. Miss’ Gladys Clemo left thie morning for San. Francisco, where she will enter the employ of a large millinery establishment. Oyril Perryman has recovered from @ severe attack of measies, He is the young son of Mr.and Mrs. EB, Perryman of Piety Hill. Frank Liberty of Redding, repre~ senting the Oalifornia Mercantile Oompany and the Matual Benefit Oompany, arrived here last evening. Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at: the various churches in this. city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev, J. Sime, will preach . at lla. m. and? p.m. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘*‘Were the People in Southern Oalifornia Fools When They Prayed for Rain the Other Day ?” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Senior Endeavor at the usual hour. Everybody cordially invited, OATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:80 o’clock a. m. Sdnday school immediately after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST. There will be preaching edeviens at ll a.m. and 7 p. m., by the pastor, ‘discourse: ‘‘The Burning of the Magic Book at Ephesus.” Morning class,’ Sunday school and Epworth League ‘services will be held at the usual ‘hours. All are cordially invited to at‘tend these services. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. ‘Sexagesima Sunday— Services at Trinity church tomorrow ‘will be as follows: Morning prayers, ‘holy communion and sermon, 11 a. m.; ®unday schoo! and bible class, 12:30 ‘Pp. m 3 evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday, evening prayer and litany, 7 o’clock, Rev. W. A. Rimer Rector. Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the other fresh aud rosy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing with health ases Dr. King’s New Life Pilis to maintain it, By gently erousing the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head. off — “Te nTry them. Only 250., at ton’s drug store. Dy Liquor War. ‘Kansas Orrr, Mo,, Feb. 5—Wholesale ‘indidtments by the Federal Grand Jury of express agents in Kansas City, throughout ‘Kaneas and in the prohibition counties of Texas, and of liquor dealers who have been shipping liquor into these prohibition States, & movement started -by John. W. Yerkes, OCommiesioner of Internal Revenue at Washington. The local sgents -of three large houses, it was s today, were indicted yesterday and arrested, but released on their own recognizance. : In Cattle ane Be peneeneee . UE Callas avr gotpeompong eS mee made. ae soloon is gaining in favor with the public right along.: It is a very popuJar resort, and on Saturday nights will be a choice lunch free to all tcnight, lights and attracted much attention. son proprietors, is due to the exuring (Of § upeeiiigs of Interest ‘la andig _ Around: This Section. : a Ee O'Oonnor & Shannon's Seanphin There ‘The electric cars used to convey the! F. Simonds, last night installed the newly elected officers of akg yo cle, Companions -of theAmerica, as follows: pata dig ion, William Sandow; Sub-Ohief Oompanion, Miss Nellie Baker; Financial Secretary, Mrs; Marie Selth; Recordvisitors from Grase Valley lest night . '2¢ Secretary, Fred Thomas; ‘freas‘were prettily decorated in vari-colored . Ue? Miss Beatrice M. Moore; Right Deputy Chief S cknaie are. x. the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Jobncellent brands in stock and the courte-. ous treatment given +0 every patron. A fine lanch will be on the sideboard tonight. At the New York Hotel tomorrow cvening a choice chicken dinver will be served. All the good things obtsinable in the market will be used in the preparation of the fine spread, andthe best.of. service can be relied upon. This well-known house stands high fn public favor, and it is noted for ite homelike comforte. For a nice, quiet time go to Woodman & Tompkine’ Péerless saloon. There you will be warmly welcomed and hear something pleasant to drive away dull care. Ohoice lunch tonight. Walter Palmer of the Oriental saloon has wagered $5 with Will Hoffman that the latter cannot carry bis own weight—145 pounds—from the saloon to the Plaza. Hoffman bets he can accomplish the feat and the matter will be decided at 7 o’olock this even{og. The National Hotel and Annex is known to the general public for ite excellent accommodations end many good features provided in the way of modern appointments. Each department is conducted in a manner that Cannot fail to please the most exacting patron. The dining room is perfect. in every detail,and the Sanday dinners are gotten up in grand style. Read tomorrow’s menu in another colump. At the Owl saloon the best goods that money can buy are always on hand, and all-the choice hot drinks just sulted for winter use can procured. The lunch tonight will be of the very best. A telephone message has been received here stating that Miss Belle Dowe, who has been lying at the point of death for several weeks past at her home et Nelson Point, Plumas county had passed away at 6:80 o'clock lest evening. Oonsumption was the cause of death. Mise Dowe formerly resided im this city and hed many friends here who will learn with regret of her death. Deceased was a native of California and aged 22 years. The Eagle saloon, Dower & Hooper proprietors, ie a popular resort, especially 6n Saturday nights. The place has a cheerfal air about it, and the fine line of wet goods kept in stock draws a large trade. . Taylor rightly asks: ‘Is there any reason why you should continue using stale, ready-ground package coffee, when you can get a fresh roast 25 cent family coffee every day?” No valid . Feason, whatever, and if you will but glance at Taylor's ad. you will see that his tea and coffee house bas now on dale as fine a grade of aromatic 25 cent family coffee as can be found in any house on the coast. James McEwen, who resides near the road at the base of the old Stoney reservoir, is suffering from blood poisonin one of his feet. Idle Ships. San Francisco, Feb, 6—There is an unusually big fleet of ships in the Bay waiting for fair weather to put to sea. Most of them have been idle bere for maby montbs. Pistols a Prince. Sr. Petzrssure, February 5th.— The newspaper *Sveit” today reports that a piatol fight, with fatal result, has occurred between Prince Matchutadse and Prince Dadian! at the courthouse in Kutale. Prince Matchutadse, when inealted by Dadiani, drew a revolver ‘and fired three times, but ineffectually, at Prince Dadiani, who then fired twice, mortally wounding his opponent, Sutter’s Fort. Sacramento, February 5.—The local ors of the Native Daughters of the Gol West are preparing to beautify anal interest and curbs will be set to stately Ped ernor Pardee has been invited to plant, 0 tes tp bo Bamted “Californie.” Guide, R. I. Thomas; Inside Guard, 3 Mre. Minnie Fischer. A collation aad The large run of custom enjoyed by} social time followed the installation. of everything can be found. Satur‘day evening the place is largely patronized, for the proprietor always treats all comers well, ; sre “on. the road most of the time,” and commercial travelers fully, ap-} preciate good accommodations when . ~ they find them. Weary. from © constant going and coming, together with their business affairs, they feel grateHotel Antlers is largely patronized by the drammers, who always have a good word to say for this popular gerved tomorrow, At Will Harry’s saloon the very best Hotel life is beet known to those who fal for. good hotel comforts. The honse, The usual fine dinner will be See menu eleewhere inthis issue. Billy Britland knows how to’ please his patrons, and, as a consequence, his Council Chambers are known both far and near for the warm. welocme extended, Fred Eflerman keeps a choice stock of wines, liquors, beers and cigars on hend. He makes a specialty of fancy mixed drinks. Dropin and see him tonight. Stocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY, Milling Wheat......... 1 47% a Bev les v6. 6ccosiscasiccassies 119 WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley....... weeee 40 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 59 MINING STOOKS, Ophie..... 8 80 , Sierra Nevada 58 Mexican .,.. 1 60 . Utah..... 23 Gould & Cur.. 48 . BatHiion.... 07 Best & Bel..1 95 . Exchequer .. 16 Con. Cal. &Vai.1 65 . Seg, Belcher.. 09 Savage .ecooeoee 46 . OverMaD...20 Obollar.... 20 . Juatice.... Potosi .... 19 . Union.... 78

Hale & Nrs ...{70 . Alta...... 8 Orown Point.. 26 . Julia ...... 04 Yellow Jacket. 49 . Caledonia...j1 00 Imperial... 08 . Silver Hill ... 68 orien 04 . Challenge... 24 Alpha.... 08. Occidental.. 81 Belcher...c. 88 . Andes..... 26 Confidence ..1 10 ——_—__+-1@e Whena You Go to San Francisco Stop at the Hotel Graystore, 66 Geary street. New six-story fire-proof hote!, electric lighte and elevator; unquestionably the most luxuriously farnished in the city; steam heat; private baths; one block from Palace Hotel; one-half block from the leading morning papers. All Market street cars pass the door. Rates, 75 cents per day and up. Special rates by the month. {8-2tw-1m All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an ways wixologist at Britland’s. CATARRH E, ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. QIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. Tt cleanses, soothes, heals, and the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste ae 8m Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. BLY BRI BROTHERS, € 56 Warren St., New York. PALMER & JOHNS, Wholecale apd retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, => Kin Oall and & y our hospitali: ee seioresy ty : SS ivied 8t }legality. The Harbor Commissioners -esative Secretary to former Governor Being Sly Hg Class . referred to pf oye ne Webb for an opinion as to its have an atforney in W. H. Davis, Ex‘Henry T.Gage, and the employment of . special counsel without the consent of ~ Attorney -General is questioned. The Schoolhouse Teteman, Pibriat? 5.—An eomal was made Wednesday evening to burn the splendid four-room schoolhouse, A space on the side of the building was thoroughly saturated with coaloi! and & match applied. A miner coming into town discovered the building sblaze and extinguised it. me Absolutely’ cage Ontcaao, February 6—Tobise Brod-. * erick, trainer and driver of trotting horses, showman, clambake promoter ‘and politician, is dead et Ottawa, Ill, after a week’s illness. ‘He was aged 48. years, He was a ‘acter in Chicago for twenty years and numbered among his friends the leadig phan asker oharMoApre. California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. derived solely from grapes, refined to absolute_purity, ‘Dance Tonight, Company o% unee tonight will be ‘the place to ge for ® pleasant time, The music by Wild’s orchestra will be better than ever and the order of dances just right for all who delight in ‘tripping the fantastic figures. Every attention is shown to parties from the outside places by the. management, : and ell who.attend can rely on baving Fan enjoyable time. Wealher Rep Report. Going Northwest The following is the forecast of the weather, a8 sent out by the bureaa of obgervation, ith. headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight rain; Saturday rain, PorTLanp, Ors February 5.—The railroads into the Northwest are preparing to handle during March and April the largest colonist traffic that has ever been hauled into this section. The special rates go into effect on March Ist next and remain in effect At Britland’s. tf Baking . antil the close of April. Powder Healthful cream of tartar, is the active principle of every flavor and wholesomeness. pound of Royal Baking Powder. Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder produces food remarkable both in fine ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DON’T FORGET THE . Schley Better. Te . ree llot Lunch Saturday Night ina ‘ —at—— January 81, 1904, to the wife of Hon. j SALADS Wasaineton, February 56—Admiral Schley, who has been suffering with a slight attack of grip, was reported better today. At first it was thought that he would have a severe spell of sickness. : BORN. Stanley A. Smith, a daughter. At North Bloomfield, Nevada county, Oal., to the wife of Albert Oarter, a daughter, sei ce FRANKFURTERS and SAUERHow comfortable it i pases Schilling’s Best ok i a ae “now what) PORK AND BEANS Woodmen a you have in your spoon! and Style the buying is equally comfortable, at your grocer’s, RYE BREAD, CRACKERS, OHEBESE, ETO. Everybody Welcome. —=P oz ae a A a a a Te DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST é Formerly fof (the Electro-Dental Parlors’ MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. ® TE SI TIT =— — Che Best in town.. r Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled ang Share: We have wines from six to twelve years old, riohly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Allthe leading brands of Cigars also kept, \ »THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY We have just received our new stock of Spring Underwear. Trimmed with the latest embroidery and laces, NEW DUPLEX SKIRTS 4at G1.00 to $5.00 BEE WINDOW. The good points of the Duplex Adjustable Skirt are as follows: It is adjustable on both sides tothe fraction of an inch, It needs adjusting but once. Jdst the thing for stout figures. It is ben the thing for slender figures.with prominent hips. It is just the thing for any figure for a snug fit in the waist without clumliness. there any reason why you should continue using Stale, Ready-ground IS Package Coffee when TayLOR is turning a out Fresh Roast of 25 cent family Coffee every day?. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Fine fot Line Friccasee of Lamb Irish Stew Appetizing, Palatable Served Hot.Saturday Night —at the— National Hoiel bar FREE TO ALL Ewerybody welcome. Oome and enJoy yourself. 3 — Py t The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPEGKER CIGAR.. is. here to stay —made by— "GLE yy” N. S. of Md TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough, IT WILL CURE YOU. LL QUES EADACAE pOWDERS are the best on the market and will stant relief. ve almost inTry them... FOR SALE BY H; DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery We bave a large assortment of Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also This is something. new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of ail kinds Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Uhy Birthday Gift SOUVENIR SPOONS): Silver’ Deposit Ware Just the thing to wear under a.tailor-mede suit. New Spring Goods Arriving}\Dally. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. PRL DLP LPO LL LOL LOL LER LPELIDLILIOPLS PPLLPILIL DDL “CRAVENETTES,” ‘The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OPN ey Ge Gea ee Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you waro in winter and ia summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & CO R. T. MORRISON }8ame% PLLDIW LS VOWEL DOLE AD WLILEP LOE PED DOL IGGL GDDA v4 Successor to Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Aleo new line of strings for eli stringed inetraments, Violin chia rests, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. ‘¥. HAR‘4UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarp Oall Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Meo, Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Tranesient trade. .. seam _ SPLENDID © OC We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try Our 4 % f vem LEMON PE&L. RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE NEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the{best and +1] s owas possible OM Try «4 bot!!eicf;Shaeta, Water with your Gondsy Dinne-. , Te Bsr Hive Gpocery. . ratienhieatarmtandavaiotion sential ~ -KSON, Proprietor. susbeetebenevoees i JA