February 8, 1902 (4 pages)

eh 10¢ation Of tunues UU 16; thence to cor. No, 0,4 re, set % ttn h; scribed by Ls & coal marked, end 41st, 440.) mega 18 1s. wauan mound.of ca; © 10 du, zed aud sor; wd ones Ur. NO, Olay, Ar post c tt. ke the grouid w 876, whe.ce a , 49 1b. bi var, 18° i alone , Wy, Liss tuo &, 4 ius. square, mound ut 4. Gor. of it; theuce var. inning, 3 LODE LINE. ) L—Bi61 at wel 189 bi. Noe st end or lodell THR ST. LOUIst erior Bound Yo. roe is ont! 1@, & Cedar ins. in the eral ribed 1—viii, y are S .20 W,03 tap she NA, eori , beara N, 7 “% lecsinee 80 189 40" by, ib on of the St. urse 172 ft, too s, 4 ins Mound or eas ar ins. diam, and scribed 4, 77° 19" W., with t. long, 4 ins. agus i, with mound ce a willow lii -5 ft. blazed anda var. 18° by, N, 100) lude line, @ f set 18 ins, lot 6 » 8cribed > cedar post Si as. in the grounll bed 4—3761, w dwood, patented 1 fc.; thenoe ra jO beginning. QUIS WEST Bit —8761 at west B., N. 859 12’ B 1e, post L—vibl, se of the ledge east. ‘Lhe 2 ledge is 2244 st lode post of Louis loc Aue, thence ei the west lode pil the eust lode in the foregoial ground ciaimd wide of tae lmited by the Outs, to conto ns. 4 ion of said St. the othce of County, o pages val the west @ jion is on ecorder of 10 of Mining On the no (patented), ou reat Westert ¥ claiming advtt wemises or sl) . » surveyed ) hereby noti laimes are duly. toe regulatiol ne prescribed the U.S. Land! they by bel e law in # S FRASER, 8 ed that thefo for a Patent 61) consecutive LY TRANSCBIM, at Nevada ut er is desigt ublished be proper ome ion S oT RASER, J this noticed torney for App NING COMP pal place of atiding, San 7 works, N en. that ata j held on by. sseasinen' re was levied @ corporatid s d States G office of the Building, S# h this assess™ 8th day of pa ad ve mest! 1 Puceday, te th may she Coane of ad rd_ of Directot, BACKUS, Seat reckels OREY ind SURGE ath Street, be beara 5, 610 ‘tk —sitl, di > eer five lines in a fs aeie pov ‘ 30 opie ation tre “hemes a rh Payt of Business. — ae MaOrgans and Sewitge II be sold at cost. Secondr own price. Come quick. \ n outfit for the best paying county. Can be learned in to Ge. W. REEKES. f6-lw mmensely wealthy Ameri. immediately, able, honest Erie, Oneonta Bldg. n28 4w ee ae Sh or Rent poms with bath and elecood condition, situated on sr doors above the Episcoto Mrs. Eastin, Aristoojaa aia. we el POSITIONS — YOUNG Raliway Mail Clerks. In. ’ ust. Cedar Rapids, Ia, J Investment. Large Amounts With diate Profits. pr gamble, but from legitiBankers, ‘merchants, proJ all persons inter in ith small capital are ‘joinreferences in any part For particulars address 5 Ninth and Pine Streets, Berry Plants. me to plant Raspberry and . Ihave the best varieties very moderate charge for T. H. LERR: lass Bootblack. whose stand is at Wild's Broad street, gives the best il the latest sporti ‘2 porenjunleet SNYDER. Dealer in. t and Vegetables and other canned goods. pandies and nuts. t above Turner's Store, EVERY THURS DAY. ly Social be given at DRY HALL AY EVENING ORCHESTRA .60 cents hone is West 19. ime if Gtion you expect to have that home for fall, it’s time were commencing k.Perhaps you have yet solved the plans em. You're only mast cabins by waitin; af you: along. Gre are are dg contractors and LEWIS PLANING MILL, cramento St et. R. DAVIS stopped my fidoding and resto: povege ee A I am expecting to become to advice sna ierat <= . 1 laipenitniing Last May I had a seeereriags. hia was wed your iissenad and my husban whieh aed by’ cured-after taking three bottles as ears vat Try ) ae ROR, GATE Ry sas H. DICKERMAN NEVADA mee CAL. SATURDAY — FEBRUARY 8, 1902. Aprit'2, 10004: ; en a ia pines Now I or an ae ‘tire. MARY L. BENSON, « ‘Aa Rue’s Headache Dowder One pound. » Two packages In 3 boxes. One pound In Jars, each xe Hes senses rate oO * qu iy the in di caly she beet suihserin HANDSOPE STYLES IN PRINTING ~ Read past ihe following and see if you de no: : of them:for your Pantry or Larder. , ees Mince Meat Tn Bulk One pound, lécts. In packages, 10ots. Citron, Lemon Peel Seeded Raisins Biwe:Ribbon Raisins Heinz’s Apple Butter to the Com P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. $3050095808S!SO99 When You Get Job Printing Bigs best for your money. f Ink cut a gure merit of ofthe production. a. Bus no matter how superi prove inferior position and + Presewor nemargionenree to oneal iu these respects a aleo . ony ta Pal tain ot ' two perhaps and -were. on . the corner awaiting the arrival of a ; 'street car to carry . . flat up town. They bore no placards. te thet ot but had that ‘andent enie ‘lable “ yw Ps 0. . who live in ——— and bath, . : ot thn houhol «Kile match when I want one.” . his trousers cite and, finding 5 -. ing a square. One side of this.room ~~ REPEATED: HIS HIS TALE. ity Young Woman. . _ They had been married a year or As they stood aa aus buy some matehes? Two xes for a nickel. . a me a pair of shoes.” The glances of the two yo people inadvertently turned tow the boy’s feet. His once white. toes, blackened now by the refuse of the wet as rhalt streets, were protruding pe a much (wera etthem covneBuy some J ack,” said rivlg young wife. “You know you never have 8 Jack dug down into the depths of cents, made urchase. ; With a low voiced “Thieak you,” the little tradesman turned hie’ attention to another p awaiting the coming of the Bo car. The wifé of the first purchaser listened to the boy urging the other, people to buy. Then, turning to her husband, with fine scorn in her face, she. declared : “It just shows you ought never to buy from any one soliciting on the street. That boy. told those other people the same story he told us about Wanting to buy a pair of shoes.” Then when Jack suggested that his 5‘cents might not suffice to buy a whole pair of shoes she declared she always knew he didn’t really love her.— Washington Star. An Ideal Parlor. This concentration of interests in a room is by no means an unworthy study. .Many rooms are spoiled without it. It has been successfully accomplished in a parlor overlookis taken up with a large bay window. The other side, at right angles to it, is taken up by the fireplace sunk in a recess and so carrying out the line of the window. The study of the mistress has been to make two centers to her room, one around the window, which is always charming by day, and one around the fireplace for the night. Her table, therefore, with its writing materials and its reading lamps, has been placed in front of the fireplace, with two easy chairs: before it, where she and her husband can read when the logs are lighted. On the left of the table there is a sofa facing the window with its pretty view, while arored before it are more chairs. Here she takes her afternoon tea.—Harper’s Bazar. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. Grow few varieties of Soni, but grow them well. A good surface harrow to keep the orchard mellow and clean is of benefit. The matted row way of raising strawberries is often called the lazy man’s system. 2 Thorough surface cultivation will prevent the growth of red raspberries between the rows. With the young orchard thorough tillage should be given all through the ‘early part of the growing season. Then mulch well before hot, dry weatber sets in. Pear trees require rather less space than any other fruit trees. Few of them are of a spreading habit, the majority of them growing in a pyramidal form. Still, ft is not best to.allow them to grow too tall. Cut out the tops. The drain of continual cropping is Rever noticed so particularly in an orchard‘ until harvest time. The trees put forth blossoms, and the fruit that fol‘lows seems.all right, but when the fruit ripens too many culls. are found. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. ‘Hanaford says in.the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is ‘operly treated, the first step in the direoti rection of consumption arrested, the developed, the breath set free, id not fear consumption.” Kemp’ Balgam for the throat and lungs is the oper treatment for the first cough. Ro bt other nga A has oy a3 ane from umption. es and G00. for sale b . Dicke ran pe agent. {aWhen the barnueue sets out Jesse them to a cozy . For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Cranberries at ten cents per quart at Sigourney’s. : jl9-tt. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per} pound at Scadden’s. da6tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Barriann's Council Chambers, Try them. . tf. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf. Loveland fe now selling hiq_famous bread at five cents s_loaf at the Popular a Try it and you will always buy it. lf you want a good, cool: drink, a4 beer—the vei ee Ohoice epee scat can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouncil Chambers, on Broad street. elite A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's sal corner Pine and Spring street. C beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall ft napkins In Londen. “A good A ee ed at Americans who: either their napkins under their chins or drape them across their shirt bosoms at dinner,” said a man who has just returned from London. “Ihave come-to the conclusion that this is not American, but English. I have seldom seen napkins so used in the od hotels and clubs in this counry, but in the Hotel Cecil, in London, around the dining table seemed to be one vast expanse of napkins. Without exaggeration, three-fourths of the men whom I saw in the dining room had their napkins tucked smoothly across their. shirt fronts. It pleased me more than anything thet I saw in London, not because I approve of the practice, but because it is one of the things that English writers a few years ago used, to describe as Americanisms.’ The men behind the napkins at the Cecil were Englishmen, however, if accent and appearance count for anything.A New Disease. A woman whose maid accompanied her to a vegetarian restaurant in London was-soon the Reoipiaart of a protest. “But, Mary,” she argued, “the food is palatable—you cleared your plate—-and it is certainly wholesome. Why do you object ?” “It ain’t that bad to taste, ‘ma’am,” responded Mary firmly. “But I don’t call it wholesome}; no, ma’am, not when they fill a body’s plate with tomato and cabbage and parsnips and potato all at once and ive you fishball things without any rae in ’em and goose things without any goose in ’em and croquette things made of mixed up greens. Sure, ma’am, it gives me confusion of the stomach !” Says He Was Tortured. “JT suffered such palo from corns I}° could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ilis. “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure abbey is-13 by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Trasts and eoarbinetions do not affect Jesse Moore whiskey. .Jts fame is established, ite quality ie the finest and it ie always the best. ASE Ra W. H. Magarin, Vice P. ency ————EES— . J. Reotos, Pres. ; A Nevada County Bank N&VADA CITY, CAL, Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Gold bought and advances made on bullio: ‘Drafts aroun onany part of the: rene. Loans made on Real and P Personal Seo Interest Paid on Deposits, National Hotel Building Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict-of all our patrons, asto the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADR ATTHE” NewYork Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop, Moore “AA,” he gives the customer the best in the house. Free Delivery to pdey Tovag 4 the city. Wedding Cakes and hing AVY, apestalty: OS Telephone mumier—-West "ara Couty Gas & Eat, FST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. San Faancioo, Feb. 7—Jadge Marasky today refused to iseue an injuncganizing enother parlor of the order in this city: He held that the objections raised’ by La Verpera: Parlor against on eee Cen ee et en STALLINGS: WAS UNABASHED. 7 gly Sheet 2 Representative Stallings: of Alebama has:the ‘reputation.of being . able to turn a. corner quicker: than . . any other a ‘in the; south, but he found himself in « very:close corner the other day. It se -happened.that:a gentleman living in one, of the most prominent towns in Stallings’ district got on the train for be acovag ee ,one fine morning to see about the appointment. as post master which Stallings had promised him. »To.his pleasu he. otek another ' ; Place a fe ow ‘ z Before they. Se aerial & 50 miles confidences: were. exehanged, and they discovered, to their indignation, that both were bound on the same errand. Stallings had promised the postoffice to both of them during the last campaign and had told them to come to Washington . shortly before the term of the present incumbent expired. At first they were inclined to turn back home, but after discussing the subject awhile they concluded that they. would go on to Washington and confront Stallings with his duplic~. ity. ‘Fhey arrived all right and the next morning called upon their congressman at his hotel. “He received them cordially, was not a bit flustrated, and when each in turn _reminded him of his promise to make him postmaster Stallings clapred his hand upon his knee, roared with laughter and said, “Roys, I reckon one of you uns must ‘be lving, and I wish you'd tell me which it is.”— Chicago Chronicle. A Womaa’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save 4 your life and that is fhrough ne operationwere the start ttag word heard a Mrs, I. B. Hant Fp Ridge, is., from the doctor after. he. had . vainly tried to care her of a frightful jaundice. Gall stones: had for Pitan she constantly. teoce to ‘use ‘Biectete wholly cured her. It’s a wonderfu Stomach, Liver:and Kidney: reer ures. Dyspepsia, Loss of. tii ry it. eg ind cts. Guarant For sale by Vinton. Cold Storage Meats. For 8 first-class Oold —— ee howd eend ee orders to fi otek por mata atton, 5 inthe market." hea Convenience . Is the order of the Ea i i HOSE who have their houses piped. for gas should inspedt our supply < of Gas Heaters now on display at our office, . They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS —8 a: m.te& p.m Saturdays to 9 Dp. mm W. BE. OSBORN, fanager. Dancing School Evening + # at I. O. O. F. Hall alls Popular Dances Au ige . ‘Gtaslemen, to osotes Ladieco, B eonts. WALLING, GAULT & McCLUSKEY. ‘AUGUST RAPP tiga aguaet Cracks Pretteent Qunavieve F: . Beker of: the: Native Deughters of the . Goldén West to: prevetit ber from or-}° case of stomach trouble and yellow}; Every Wednesday ~ = 7 UGARGiven Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 260. Purchase’ 8 lbs. Sugar Free with each SOa. Purchase @ lbs. Sugar Free with each $4.°° Purchase. 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.%° PurchaseCoffescs E'reshly Eeoasted 10, 124,15, 20, 25, 30, 25 cts. per pound Good Quality Our Stronghold — . Pure Teas 35, 40, 50, 60 and 70 cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. Eull Strength -?URE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex can a Colizmmea Dalking Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. percan — $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder teen Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle GOOD TIME TO BUY "mary Premiums Free Many _@o0o0D QUALITY. LOW PRIOKG6. : is gl RAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld se -ttractive Sele 2 China, Crockery, Glassware wrOow’r Ont Atrrestivs = tices. Good Place to Buy ‘. Great American Importing Tea. PINE ST., Masonic Bullding, Nevada Oly. ra Samples of Our Handiwork Demonstrate the superiority of our Laundry. You'll find them in our office and also on the persons of scores of welldressed people in this ‘city. Such people are the heralds of our skill, They carry the proof of it everywhere, and they confirm and. extend our popularity. Styles differ, but in laundry work our Troy style -has the call. Ever tried us? Prices reasonable. « NEVADA COUN TY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA 10h H. V.JHOLMEs, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada Gity Citizens BanikIncorporated in 1876. BROAD STREET, NEVADA OITY GAPITAL. : DIRECTORS. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 . ?,M. Satan garetts Paldupincoin, 50,000. D. 8. Monoan..., : Chi E. hb, Siedivided peatite,.= 38,000) tankieeenn, BUSINESS HOURS—10 4. m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P. M. : CORRESPONDENCE. . a os —N 1 Bank North A rf San Franeisco—Firet National Baak, Lonanebacis & frown moa and Oe emeee inane Bank of D. O. Miia & Co. We issue Sight Drafts payabie in NUJW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO SA he principal Gr Brivain and Bilis of Exchauge payable at sight i» the prine cities of eat fe Collestions +p alte ee of the United Stares a alty. fy 1 Highs es paid fee County and Siate Warrants. Gold and Stiver Bullion purchased at the Bank Thies Bank Maintains au office at Grace Valley, lia a sia Renkin Betees is travsacted. J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grags Valley pe . SIMPLICITY DURABILITY ite SReSeS aoe aT oe The Blickensderfor Typewriter, Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent . Nevada City, Cal. ‘WY rite for Circular. PORTABILITY © ALIGNMENT he ed the first year by: our win idiiely you with the best of Ocal and instrumental . NB) = a wae secured positions laet Music, oa 5S, OOO er. Next 7 on uicount of a Fruit, Vegetables, Poultry Ad Orchestral Director. The same as a clothing, and the the Tamoamrre ke keeps u up ip wish the he deerecs of Daze ot . . natural increase ie salary they will earn $100,000 Fish, Eggs, Etc.’ comes and on sq gite ary a @ne tine of Candies and iu the sounty, and wi have the best of weeseee. FULL .COURSE, Dupils at pang (Ee a ‘specialty ‘of Fresh Ranch Judges 8 mitthe work we are now t irning out to be the : a emt Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys: San Francisco. Business College . . * he BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers. 1236" MARKET STREET RAP te AP: ‘Broad street, Neyoda City. gna cannon neta semen ngna tino ~< rustese*s <¢ + ae % aS cg ie ee ent $2 $6O

eh 10¢ation Of tunues UU 16; thence to cor. No, 0,4 re, set % ttn h; scribed by Ls & coal marked, end 41st, 440.) mega 18 1s. wauan mound.of ca; © 10 du, zed aud sor; wd ones Ur. NO, Olay, Ar post c tt. ke the grouid w 876, whe.ce a , 49 1b. bi var, 18° i alone , Wy, Liss tuo &, 4 ius. square, mound ut 4. Gor. of it; theuce var. inning, 3 LODE LINE. ) L—Bi61 at wel 189 bi. Noe st end or lodell THR ST. LOUIst erior Bound Yo. roe is ont! 1@, & Cedar ins. in the eral ribed 1—viii, y are S .20 W,03 tap she NA, eori , beara N, 7 “% lecsinee 80 189 40" by, ib on of the St. urse 172 ft, too s, 4 ins Mound or eas ar ins. diam, and scribed 4, 77° 19" W., with t. long, 4 ins. agus i, with mound ce a willow lii -5 ft. blazed anda var. 18° by, N, 100) lude line, @ f set 18 ins, lot 6 » 8cribed > cedar post Si as. in the grounll bed 4—3761, w dwood, patented 1 fc.; thenoe ra jO beginning. QUIS WEST Bit —8761 at west B., N. 859 12’ B 1e, post L—vibl, se of the ledge east. ‘Lhe 2 ledge is 2244 st lode post of Louis loc Aue, thence ei the west lode pil the eust lode in the foregoial ground ciaimd wide of tae lmited by the Outs, to conto ns. 4 ion of said St. the othce of County, o pages val the west @ jion is on ecorder of 10 of Mining On the no (patented), ou reat Westert ¥ claiming advtt wemises or sl) . » surveyed ) hereby noti laimes are duly. toe regulatiol ne prescribed the U.S. Land! they by bel e law in # S FRASER, 8 ed that thefo for a Patent 61) consecutive LY TRANSCBIM, at Nevada ut er is desigt ublished be proper ome ion S oT RASER, J this noticed torney for App NING COMP pal place of atiding, San 7 works, N en. that ata j held on by. sseasinen' re was levied @ corporatid s d States G office of the Building, S# h this assess™ 8th day of pa ad ve mest! 1 Puceday, te th may she Coane of ad rd_ of Directot, BACKUS, Seat reckels OREY ind SURGE ath Street, be beara 5, 610 ‘tk —sitl, di > eer five lines in a fs aeie pov ‘ 30 opie ation tre “hemes a rh Payt of Business. — ae MaOrgans and Sewitge II be sold at cost. Secondr own price. Come quick. \ n outfit for the best paying county. Can be learned in to Ge. W. REEKES. f6-lw mmensely wealthy Ameri. immediately, able, honest Erie, Oneonta Bldg. n28 4w ee ae Sh or Rent poms with bath and elecood condition, situated on sr doors above the Episcoto Mrs. Eastin, Aristoojaa aia. we el POSITIONS — YOUNG Raliway Mail Clerks. In. ’ ust. Cedar Rapids, Ia, J Investment. Large Amounts With diate Profits. pr gamble, but from legitiBankers, ‘merchants, proJ all persons inter in ith small capital are ‘joinreferences in any part For particulars address 5 Ninth and Pine Streets, Berry Plants. me to plant Raspberry and . Ihave the best varieties very moderate charge for T. H. LERR: lass Bootblack. whose stand is at Wild's Broad street, gives the best il the latest sporti ‘2 porenjunleet SNYDER. Dealer in.. t and Vegetables and other canned goods. pandies and nuts. t above Turner's Store, EVERY THURS DAY. ly Social be given at DRY HALL AY EVENING ORCHESTRA .60 cents hone is West 19. ime if Gtion you expect to have that home for fall, it’s time were commencing k.Perhaps you have yet solved the plans em. You're only mast cabins by waitin; af you: along. Gre are are dg contractors and LEWIS PLANING MILL, cramento St et. R. DAVIS stopped my fidoding and resto: povege ee A I am expecting to become to advice sna ierat <= . 1 laipenitniing Last May I had a seeereriags. hia was wed your iissenad and my husban whieh aed by’ cured-after taking three bottles as ears vat Try ) ae ROR, GATE Ry sas H. DICKERMAN NEVADA mee CAL. SATURDAY — FEBRUARY 8, 1902. Aprit'2, 10004: ; en a ia pines Now I or an ae ‘tire. MARY L. BENSON, « ‘Aa Rue’s Headache Dowder One pound. » Two packages In 3 boxes. One pound In Jars, each xe Hes senses rate oO * qu iy the in di caly she beet suihserin HANDSOPE STYLES IN PRINTING ~ Read past ihe following and see if you de no: : of them:for your Pantry or Larder.. , ees Mince Meat Tn Bulk One pound, lécts. In packages, 10ots. Citron, Lemon Peel Seeded Raisins Biwe:Ribbon Raisins Heinz’s Apple Butter to the Com P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. $3050095808S!SO99 When You Get Job Printing Bigs best for your money. f Ink cut a gure merit of ofthe production. a. Bus no matter how superi prove inferior position and + Presewor nemargionenree to oneal iu these respects a aleo . ony ta Pal tain ot ' two perhaps and -were. on . the corner awaiting the arrival of a ; 'street car to carry . . flat up town. They bore no placards. te thet ot but had that ‘andent enie ‘lable “ yw Ps 0. . who live in ——— and bath, . : ot thn houhol «Kile match when I want one.” . his trousers cite and, finding 5 -. ing a square. One side of this.room ~~ REPEATED: HIS HIS TALE. ity Young Woman.. . _ They had been married a year or As they stood aa aus buy some matehes? Two xes for a nickel. . a me a pair of shoes.” The glances of the two yo people inadvertently turned tow the boy’s feet. His once white. toes, blackened now by the refuse of the wet as rhalt streets, were protruding pe a much (wera etthem covneBuy some J ack,” said rivlg young wife. “You know you never have 8 Jack dug down into the depths of cents, made urchase. ; With a low voiced “Thieak you,” the little tradesman turned hie’ attention to another p awaiting the coming of the Bo car. The wifé of the first purchaser listened to the boy urging the other, people to buy. Then, turning to her husband, with fine scorn in her face, she. declared : “It just shows you ought never to buy from any one soliciting on the street. That boy. told those other people the same story he told us about Wanting to buy a pair of shoes.” Then when Jack suggested that his 5‘cents might not suffice to buy a whole pair of shoes she declared she always knew he didn’t really love her.— Washington Star. An Ideal Parlor. This concentration of interests in a room is by no means an unworthy study. .Many rooms are spoiled without it. It has been successfully accomplished in a parlor overlookis taken up with a large bay window. The other side, at right angles to it, is taken up by the fireplace sunk in a recess and so carrying out the line of the window. The study of the mistress has been to make two centers to her room, one around the window, which is always charming by day, and one around the fireplace for the night. Her table, therefore, with its writing materials and its reading lamps, has been placed in front of the fireplace, with two easy chairs: before it, where she and her husband can read when the logs are lighted. On the left of the table

there is a sofa facing the window with its pretty view, while arored before it are more chairs. Here she takes her afternoon tea.—Harper’s Bazar. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. Grow few varieties of Soni, but grow them well. A good surface harrow to keep the orchard mellow and clean is of benefit. The matted row way of raising strawberries is often called the lazy man’s system. 2 Thorough surface cultivation will prevent the growth of red raspberries between the rows. With the young orchard thorough tillage should be given all through the ‘early part of the growing season. Then mulch well before hot, dry weatber sets in. Pear trees require rather less space than any other fruit trees. Few of them are of a spreading habit, the majority of them growing in a pyramidal form. Still, ft is not best to.allow them to grow too tall. Cut out the tops. The drain of continual cropping is Rever noticed so particularly in an orchard‘ until harvest time. The trees put forth blossoms, and the fruit that fol‘lows seems.all right, but when the fruit ripens too many culls. are found. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. ‘Hanaford says in.the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is ‘operly treated, the first step in the direoti rection of consumption arrested, the developed, the breath set free, id not fear consumption.” Kemp’ Balgam for the throat and lungs is the oper treatment for the first cough. Ro bt other nga A has oy a3 ane from umption. es and G00. for sale b . Dicke ran pe agent. {aWhen the barnueue sets out Jesse them to a cozy . For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Cranberries at ten cents per quart at Sigourney’s. : jl9-tt. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per} pound at Scadden’s. da6tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Barriann's Council Chambers, Try them. . tf. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf. Loveland fe now selling hiq_famous bread at five cents s_loaf at the Popular a Try it and you will always buy it. lf you want a good, cool: drink, a4 beer—the vei ee Ohoice epee scat can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouncil Chambers, on Broad street. elite A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's sal corner Pine and Spring street. C beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall ft napkins In Londen. “A good A ee ed at Americans who: either their napkins under their chins or drape them across their shirt bosoms at dinner,” said a man who has just returned from London. “Ihave come-to the conclusion that this is not American, but English. I have seldom seen napkins so used in the od hotels and clubs in this counry, but in the Hotel Cecil, in London, around the dining table seemed to be one vast expanse of napkins. Without exaggeration, three-fourths of the men whom I saw in the dining room had their napkins tucked smoothly across their. shirt fronts. It pleased me more than anything thet I saw in London, not because I approve of the practice, but because it is one of the things that English writers a few years ago used, to describe as Americanisms.’ The men behind the napkins at the Cecil were Englishmen, however, if accent and appearance count for anything.A New Disease. A woman whose maid accompanied her to a vegetarian restaurant in London was-soon the Reoipiaart of a protest. “But, Mary,” she argued, “the food is palatable—you cleared your plate—-and it is certainly wholesome. Why do you object ?” “It ain’t that bad to taste, ‘ma’am,” responded Mary firmly. “But I don’t call it wholesome}; no, ma’am, not when they fill a body’s plate with tomato and cabbage and parsnips and potato all at once and ive you fishball things without any rae in ’em and goose things without any goose in ’em and croquette things made of mixed up greens. Sure, ma’am, it gives me confusion of the stomach !” Says He Was Tortured. “JT suffered such palo from corns I}° could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ilis. “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure abbey is-13 by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Trasts and eoarbinetions do not affect Jesse Moore whiskey. .Jts fame is established, ite quality ie the finest and it ie always the best. ASE Ra W. H. Magarin, Vice P. ency ————EES— . J. Reotos, Pres. ; A Nevada County Bank N&VADA CITY, CAL, Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Gold bought and advances made on bullio: ‘Drafts aroun onany part of the: rene. Loans made on Real and P Personal Seo Interest Paid on Deposits, National Hotel Building Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict-of all our patrons, asto the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADR ATTHE” NewYork Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop, Moore “AA,” he gives the customer the best in the house. Free Delivery to pdey Tovag 4 the city. Wedding Cakes and hing AVY, apestalty: OS Telephone mumier—-West "ara Couty Gas & Eat, FST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. San Faancioo, Feb. 7—Jadge Marasky today refused to iseue an injuncganizing enother parlor of the order in this city: He held that the objections raised’ by La Verpera: Parlor against on eee Cen ee et en STALLINGS: WAS UNABASHED. 7 gly Sheet 2 Representative Stallings: of Alebama has:the ‘reputation.of being . able to turn a. corner quicker: than . . any other a ‘in the; south, but he found himself in « very:close corner the other day. It se -happened.that:a gentleman living in one, of the most prominent towns in Stallings’ district got on the train for be acovag ee ,one fine morning to see about the appointment. as post master which Stallings had promised him. »To.his pleasu he. otek another ' ; Place a fe ow ‘ z Before they. Se aerial & 50 miles confidences: were. exehanged, and they discovered, to their indignation, that both were bound on the same errand. Stallings had promised the postoffice to both of them during the last campaign and had told them to come to Washington . shortly before the term of the present incumbent expired. At first they were inclined to turn back home, but after discussing the subject awhile they concluded that they. would go on to Washington and confront Stallings with his duplic~. ity. ‘Fhey arrived all right and the next morning called upon their congressman at his hotel. “He received them cordially, was not a bit flustrated, and when each in turn _reminded him of his promise to make him postmaster Stallings clapred his hand upon his knee, roared with laughter and said, “Roys, I reckon one of you uns must ‘be lving, and I wish you'd tell me which it is.”— Chicago Chronicle. A Womaa’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save 4 your life and that is fhrough ne operationwere the start ttag word heard a Mrs, I. B. Hant Fp Ridge, is., from the doctor after. he. had . vainly tried to care her of a frightful jaundice. Gall stones: had for Pitan she constantly. teoce to ‘use ‘Biectete wholly cured her. It’s a wonderfu Stomach, Liver:and Kidney: reer ures. Dyspepsia, Loss of. tii ry it. eg ind cts. Guarant For sale by Vinton. Cold Storage Meats. For 8 first-class Oold —— ee howd eend ee orders to fi otek por mata atton, 5 inthe market." hea Convenience . Is the order of the Ea i i HOSE who have their houses piped. for gas should inspedt our supply < of Gas Heaters now on display at our office, . They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS —8 a: m.te& p.m Saturdays to 9 Dp. mm W. BE. OSBORN, fanager. Dancing School Evening + # at I. O. O. F. Hall alls Popular Dances Au ige . ‘Gtaslemen, to osotes Ladieco, B eonts. WALLING, GAULT & McCLUSKEY. ‘AUGUST RAPP tiga aguaet Cracks Pretteent Qunavieve F: . Beker of: the: Native Deughters of the . Goldén West to: prevetit ber from or-}° case of stomach trouble and yellow}; Every Wednesday ~ = 7 UGARGiven Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, Mush, Baking Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 260. Purchase’ 8 lbs. Sugar Free with each SOa. Purchase @ lbs. Sugar Free with each $4.°° Purchase. 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.%° PurchaseCoffescs E'reshly Eeoasted 10, 124,15, 20, 25, 30, 25 cts. per pound Good Quality Our Stronghold — . Pure Teas 35, 40, 50, 60 and 70 cis. per pound Delicious Flavor. Eull Strength -?URE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. pex can a Colizmmea Dalking Powder 15, 25 and 45 cts. percan — $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder teen Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle GOOD TIME TO BUY "mary Premiums Free Many _@o0o0D QUALITY. LOW PRIOKG6. : is gl RAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld se -ttractive Sele 2 China, Crockery, Glassware wrOow’r Ont Atrrestivs = tices. Good Place to Buy ‘. Great American Importing Tea. PINE ST., Masonic Bullding, Nevada Oly. ra Samples of Our Handiwork Demonstrate the superiority of our Laundry. You'll find them in our office and also on the persons of scores of welldressed people in this ‘city. Such people are the heralds of our skill, They carry the proof of it everywhere, and they confirm and. extend our popularity. Styles differ, but in laundry work our Troy style -has the call. Ever tried us? Prices reasonable. « NEVADA COUN TY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA 10h H. V.JHOLMEs, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada Gity Citizens BanikIncorporated in 1876. BROAD STREET, NEVADA OITY GAPITAL. : DIRECTORS. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 . ?,M. Satan garetts Paldupincoin, 50,000. D. 8. Monoan......, : Chi E. hb, Siedivided peatite,.= 38,000) tankieeenn, BUSINESS HOURS—10 4. m. to 4 P. M., and on Saturdays from 6:80 to 7:30 P. M. : CORRESPONDENCE. . a os —N 1 Bank North A rf San Franeisco—Firet National Baak, Lonanebacis & frown moa and Oe emeee inane Bank of D. O. Miia & Co. We issue Sight Drafts payabie in NUJW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO SA he principal Gr Brivain and Bilis of Exchauge payable at sight i» the prine cities of eat fe Collestions +p alte ee of the United Stares a alty. fy 1 Highs es paid fee County and Siate Warrants. Gold and Stiver Bullion purchased at the Bank Thies Bank Maintains au office at Grace Valley, lia a sia Renkin Betees is travsacted. J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grags Valley pe . SIMPLICITY DURABILITY ite SReSeS aoe aT oe The Blickensderfor Typewriter, Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent . Nevada City, Cal. ‘WY rite for Circular. PORTABILITY © ALIGNMENT he ed the first year by: our win idiiely you with the best of Ocal and instrumental . NB) = a wae secured positions laet Music, oa 5S, OOO er. Next 7 on uicount of a Fruit, Vegetables, Poultry Ad Orchestral Director. The same as a clothing, and the the Tamoamrre ke keeps u up ip wish the he deerecs of Daze ot . . natural increase ie salary they will earn $100,000 Fish, Eggs, Etc.’ comes and on sq gite ary a @ne tine of Candies and iu the sounty, and wi have the best of weeseee. FULL .COURSE, Dupils at pang (Ee a ‘specialty ‘of Fresh Ranch Judges 8 mitthe work we are now t irning out to be the : a emt Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybodys: San Francisco. Business College . . * he BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers. 1236" MARKET STREET RAP te AP: ‘Broad street, Neyoda City. gna cannon neta semen ngna tino ~< rustese*s <¢ + ae % aS cg ie ee ent $2 $6O