January 17, 1902 (4 pages)

SOS is Ee UN A a es weg not erin arene May aeIeO tes enon toma a “MAHER & CO, of the State and the holding of their reeent convention here was indeed a great honor to our mountain city. Our people feel greatly honored in meeting and forming a personal ac~ Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT BROW! aT & C4LEN S, PROPRIETORS, 'A Lot of Awful pol. coing and Coming. I Issued Every Evening, Sundays Ramet: at Nevada City TERMS’ OF SUBSCRIPTION By Malt, 2 = inline" SG Per Year . By Carrier, re Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2¢ Per Week FRIDAY .. ie dale baa elciniee Ree ore ee cins Weal sisaRboees ees January 17, 1902 = 7 A Good Revenue. time in the near future. quintance with these representative business men and hope to renew these pleasant social and fraternal relations at some We are pleased to know that our visitors greatly enjoyed their stay here and hope that they will decide to come again and stay longer. Died This Alternoon Mrs. Lena Lobecker, wife of Charles Lobecker, the tailor, died at about 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at her home in ‘Train Held Up. Fort Smiru, Ark., January 16—The southbound Kansas City Southern passenger train was held up last night . fied and given.a slaughbter-house hue ——= . altogether out of proportion te the It looks, says an exchange, as if the newspapers engaged in prosecuting the Medoc lynchers were overdoing it a trifle. Between them and the judge it will be a miracle if a new trial is not granted in case of conviction. Much of the stuff telegraphed about the trial is sheer rot. Trifles are magpifacts, An attorney for the defense cannot be very bloodthirsty that has a woman arrested for swatting him in the jaw, and the customary bickerings of cow county lawyers gives no cause. to Suspect that anything more deadly than whiskey will flow. The newspaH. Lipman is bere hirettiatl San Fran-. cisco. A. James ‘is here from Los Angeles. Obas. Schuernet, morntuy fron San Francisco. Geo, Olark arrived here this afternoon from Bakersfield on his way to North Bloomfield. w. A. Milligan is down from Towlsa . Station. R. D. Skidmore of North Bloomfield . . passed through this city today en, route to San Francisco. illness with typhoid fever mention was) . spent lace UTTGURS, 90s. «Pat. la tr OO Cts. a Pair Detototctob ticte [Ss 60 pair of th__. in this lot, some sold at $1, i lat $1.25 and some at $1.50 a pair—all now rela Andrew MeNally, of whose serious 90) Cents a Pair. The price will be go cents as long as they are inf ‘ ‘retarned last relatives at Sa tis here on & Fogerty retar’ San Francis slow for the b turns much fr he well known morning for Oa ’ j . made in these columns last evening, G. J. Rector . Grass. Valley, nttev. -loog Hliness. . St Ht o'elook halts matle frou Spires te as egg Seni continues to.be about the same. 'window. If you want to get in on a good thing, don't . pm their weddi She was yesterday operated upon,. T., by seven masked men. The exrt * the uaa: The apie gots ‘this go by. ughlin and § i i m ood i i a mail cars were entered. The. thing is as farcical as a minstre . . rchased the town. which was deemed by the attending press an , His One. Daily Mea ‘are in town. The City did a g thing when it pu : physicians as the only hope to save local safe in the express car was opened show. Dr. George Fordyce, the celebrated . Great Clean-up Sale of Wrappers Fe. Olsen waterworks from Mrs. Huntington, and the ‘people have her life, but she failed to rally after it, . but nothing secured from it. The mail anatomist and lecturer on chemistry, . Gieat Clean-up Sale of Blankets. eS ever since had cause to congratulate themselves for being a. Mrs. Lobecker was a native of Grase. 0@r was gone through and much reg‘About Gone in. used to hte gain Pie eee bay CI Sale of Embroid . Fond the 8 incipal in th t benefits resulting from this wise action, . Valley and aged 82 years, Besides her . ialered’ mail was aksn. At ie thought vcshed down with lberal drafts of . Great Clean-up Sale of Embroideries me scope gpceneat ad es a bi . {hasband she leaves one child, and . e? bot aioe . Three suspects a ; d beer. At 4 o’clock every day Great Clean-up Sale of Muslin Undery San Francie The waterworks have yielded a big. profit over and above all. several brothers and sisters. She was . bave been arrested. wine an 3 expenses each month since it came into the city’s possession. Take the past month, for instance. The receipts of the colquite well-known-at this city and all of ber acquaintances will be grieved to learn ef her untimely death. The funemma @ a A ana Do Not Contribute. Avturas, Jan. 16—When court was opened in the lynching case today Judge Harrington said: he used to enter a certain chophouse . and take his seat at a table always reserved for him. A silver tankard containing a quart of strong ale, a full . Prices on all these Goods reduced. They are Better come today. Respectfully, going nd wife are he ct : “If there le a Judge on God’s green bottle of port and a quarter of a pint of . : Be 8. Harrison lector amounted to $1,474.74, while the amcunt paid the eral will take place Sunday afternoon. Galt ws aouit have ciao what Thon part net peas TTS Vial -— & 4 Famer, Jobe South Yuba Company, for water, was $374.84. After paying CieveLanp, O., Januery 16—Col. have in this case I would like to meet] giately. . Store closes at 6 o'clock, Saturdags exoapted, So q on of San’ F the interest on the bonds-it leaves a big profit on the investment. After the bonds are all taken up the income from this source will come very near running the city government. Preparatory Work. Workmen have started to tear down the old Carfield house on the corner of Broad and Cottage street, the propMyron T. Herrick, treasurer of the MeKinley National Memorial Association says that there have been practically no contributions to the. McKioley Fund from the men of -weaith, They have left the building of this memorial to him. It’s a question of the endurance of the Court, It takes an iron man to hear this case.’ I feef at night as if I had been # horse in a four-mile race an@ had been run over before the finish. I’m worn out. It’s a matter The moment the waiter announced . the doctor’s arrival the cook put a . pound and a half of rump steak on the . fire, and to while away the time until . the steak should be properly broiled the waiter brought the doctor some . tempting morsel like a broiled chicken . Sd, as) Van, cibaas a McKinley Memorial evening’s trai the advance a pmpany, cam ain. of Marysvil the wage-earners — school children. . between the attorneys and the Court he had eaten . of North San d ly be chased or a plate of fish. When he hac . a@a4@a@444444 84444 Edn oencan Ne i ea-Aeake in and a case of the devil take the bind-. this, Dr. Fordyce drank half of his . oo S 5 the fr " f ie ae ls Wi J most.” ' brandy and then began on his steak. , 000 yp) 72 eee pre from Los eer ee ree $ ~The-F q-Lifted. While eating’ the steak he drank.-the pb and Bob Li cut down to within ten feet of the Ree ’ The Hardware Men. ground,. and work on Mr. Vinton's new residence is to be commenced shortly, Plant Completed. Stoorton, Jan. 16—Today saw an agreeable change in the weather. Thefog which has enveloped the city for pearly a month, lifted, and for atime the sun shone. Court Doings. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Judge F. tankard of ale and after that the rest of the brandy. The waiter then uncorked the bottle of port, and the q tor proceeded slowly to enjoy it un ] it was all gone. He spent an hour ad a half daily at his one meal and after it returned home to give his lectures on . hese are something new and will sell very rapidly. Better come and get one before they are all gone, — kKek— C. J. BRAND, itizens of You sation It clouded up goon,. T. Nilon presiding: chemistry, which are still quoted as . The Jeweler te of Women . however, anda drizzling rain’began. Estate of Manians Lopes, deceased. . classics of that science. He ate nothing . ras ‘ ciaterteiaed i i ed . 29, was fixed as} else until the next day, when he re. YOY , After a most pleasant and profitable session of three. woodeon Harding, the electrician, . !!ine. hgh Hn ea ie ais cat Peoneai ad tie aamve tiger ag the ade ee, fom Grass Vi days, the Pacific Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association con-. was in town today on his way below, tatietate; i chophouse for the same sort of a meal. Mra. Libbi cluded its business yesterday afternoon, and today most of having just returned from the Plumbago mine, where he has been emThey are at Work. Robert E, Green vs. the Sunflower Dr. Fordyce lived to be sixty-six years old and kept up his one meal custom to i AR A Ae af hea ma a . installed ‘ ¥ = irs. Mary Rio the members of the Association who have been sojourning in. ployed for quite awhi’e, He comis pa pemeos ddaccacrll the last. _ SO ME ‘FHINGN IK VE Fisher, _advls . . . . ~ bd ‘ = 4 it $ our midst departed for their homes in various parts of the relay sid paige y aia seg Yete Wiiemsrapt, Jan. 16—The Venezu-. farther heariag was centinued until Why the Joke Fell Flat. a eh Pe = ‘ : ° sys ago, aD w ‘lelan revolutionary steamer Liberta-. Tuesday, January Qlst. A big, good natured farmer was = .? State to resume their business duties. E . Mr. Harding isan experienced work~. ao; wag sighted Tuesday near Cape : +e awaiting the suburban train, accom. & Coe FOR ue FAMILY SOB 3 ates — Yesterday afternoon was devoted to a discussion of mat-{man and his services are ware iD] Qodora. It-is supposed that she landpanied by a handsome Gordon, setter. &,, fs. Emily be ters of general interest to the Association, and a number of jobbers and their representatives were present by invitation. After the meeting adjourned the visitors laid aside business for pleasure and ‘spent the balance of their time in mingling. ~with the citizens of our town and enjoying their hospitality,} A number visited the mines on Deer Creek, and witnessed the extraction and reduction of ore and the practical working demand. Diphiherta Case. “Dr. A. H. Tickell left” for Bleomfield this forenoon in response to atelephonic message from Saperintendent A. D. Gassaway that one ed arms there. Numbers of insurgents are in the fleid in that vicinity, Shipping Spuds. The following is from the Martinez Press: There are 22,000 sacks of potatoes stored in the warehouses at _. .cara_are required. Linens of sleeping French Rallways. Railways in France are forbidden to earry persons visibly or notoriously affected by contagious diseases in compartments that are used by the public. In the second place, the daily cleaning and the periodical disinfection of all cars must bear a ticket indicating to the passenger the date of the last Cleaning, and they must he properly Two sons of Britain stood near him. The dog strayed away from his owner, who was reading a newspaper. “Hey!’ called the farmer. ‘Come here, Locksmith,” and the dog usc diately: ran to his feet. the farmer “May I ask,” he said, called that dog?” “Locksmith,” said the farmer. One of the Englishmen cepRTERY hed i] . “what you . 7 a = NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a Nickelatta. O.S.; M jan; J. B. Y Kirkham, 0 & McCluske . tonight. ff of Colu result of bein days ago. isement in t ‘of Charles E ee Es washed and afterward subjected to a “And wh Pa a of some of the most modern mining machinery. Others) of bis children bad been taken ill with. Antioch, Many carloads of Califor-. high temperature. Dry sweeping and. «pecause every time I kick him he @ Plated Coffee or Tea Pot for your +8) aM be took a trip to Grass Valley on the new electric cars and en-. ‘Uphtheria. . Tee-Doctor was sosom. nia potatoes are being shipped to the) dusting, which only serve to seatter. inakea # bolt“for the door” mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a pees tt joyed themselves in company with the citizens of that town. All were well entertained and pleased with the attention Shown them and the time passed only too quickly away. In the evening, however, the visitors with a number of invited guests, re-assembled and enjoyed one of the happiest seasons of entertaiment that had been provided for them. An elaborate banquet was tendered them at the National Hotel by the hardware men and business men of this city. The large dining room was appropriately decorated and the menu was one of the choicest ever served in that famous hostelry. Over one hundred covers had been laid, and when this large number of prominent business men took their seats at the table amid the strains of sweet music which was panied by Mr. Maguire, the druggist at H Dickerman’ 8. Good idea. Chief Engineer E. W. Schmidt appeared before the Board of City Trustrees last night and stated that it would be advisable to provide Lost Hill with a fire alarm box. The Chief also informed the Board that the. Fice Department is in need of 600 feet of hose. These sggestione are very timely, and meet witb general approval, Over 300 feet of hose were lost in the recent fires, and an additional length of 500 feet is badly needEastern markets, where the crops were very sbort the past season. Coming to See Us. New Yar, Jan. 16—The Staats Zeitung today says that Count Von Waldersee and his wife will visit America {n April. oe Furniture Polish. A recipe for a very superior furniture polish given by a dealer in musical instruments to a housewife as the cause for the shining surfaces of the pianos in his rooms consists of four tablespoonfuls of sweet oil, four table. vails during a long winter many of the disease germs, are prohibited, it being required that all floors, seats and woodwork be wiped with cloths moistened with some antiseptic solution. The Arctic Weasel. In cold countries whieré’ snow preanimals change the hue of their coats to a white tint. The arctic bear and fox are white throughout the year. and white in winter. The weasel is especially curious. It retains its brown ecat until the first snow appears and then whitens ina few hours. He Remembered, Wire (revisiting the scene of her betrothal)—1l remember, Algernon. so well when you proposed to ine how painful: The northern hare is brown In summer: Thére was a general laugh, in which the Englishman joined. When he returned to bis companion, he remarked: “Most extraordinary name that man . . over there calls his dog.” “What?” asked his -friend. “Locksmith,” replied the first Briton: “And why such a name?” “Because, he says, every time he kicks ’im he bolts for the door.”—St. Louis Republic, The Weight of Ice. The*iceman and the coalman are . . often suspected of giving short mele tae —maybe oftener suspected than guilty; maybe oftener guilty than suspected. . The means of testing the weight of from ten to thirty pounds of ice are geseres ‘0 co um NG Pocket Knife for your brother,:and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your sister, numerous to mention. 0 ma 2; Cn A RN A : GEO. E. TURNER Nevada City a mm Pine Street -« and many other articles too Call and see. 4 — Shols Born stalk do iggest ear. mire an old bids his age + s of the leas ‘the one to . . he has to v orry for a t for life ‘ fe-eusha ren vai ou were. not always at hand in the house, but a give us. F rendered in the adjoinin arlor, the whole presented a very . ed. spoonfuls of turpentine, a teaspoonful : close estimate of the weight can be . : : eo } &P ’ ; P Ms of lemon juice and ten drops of house-. _ A!gernon—Yes, dear, and I remem-. poached by multiplying together the . ver at as tod £4) ® is an amat : striking and happy scene, but was*not surpassed by the hold ammonia. This polish must be . Per so well ene mind: 208 big ide ge length, breadth and thickness of the . eee n see lote ; : _. you were and how easy you made es q e eather thoroughly shaken before using and ap: : block in inches and dividing the prod Sie ( great pleasure experienced by the guests who gathered W Re ri. plied with an old flannel or aiik cloth . fof me; after all—Tit.Bits, oy ylang ater aring tor ’round the festal board The banquet was supplemented by an impromptu program of toasts, music, and speeches, over Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. Rub briskly and thoroughly, which ts at least a third of the merit of all polishes. .Use.a.second cloth to rub the A Clever Dog. “A Durango man,” remarks the give closely the weight in pounds. ‘Thus, if . a block of ice fs 10 by 10 by 9, the prod. . uct Is 900, and this divided by thirty . very ; Gemuraicts of cost or value. Sale is now on, and includes every hat, trimmed The great Clear i the alleys, Jact as ift which Judge F. T. Nilon of this city presided, and° which'. S. Weather Bureau, makes the follow: . Mixture Into the grain of the wood and ggg hae’ eae Sal Bedeaheive gives thirty pounds as™the correct untrimmed, in the house. We always keep ( swere upoo 4 was as follows: ing prediction as to the weather: & third for the final polish. aoe sal recat by adhe acta: coin into} Weight. A block 10 by 10 by 6 weighs . sbi ts and promise you an. astonishing lot ‘ #4 so’ mus ' Nodes Fair tonigh*, cloudy Satarday. Frost . twenty pounds. This siinple method argains during this sale. + } Overture, Wild’s orchestra; Introductory remarks, Hon. iinediy morning: Eating a Pineapple. the river. Obediently the dog dived for can be easily apptied: and it way serve. g g ee Ses pda F. T. Nilon; “The Association,” Oscar C. Schulze; Vocal solo, Dr. Julian Dobbins; ‘‘Co-operation,” Hon. E, M. Pres n; “The Steel Industry of the Pacific,” A. L. Scott; selec— tion, orchestra; “The Future of San Francisco,” Andrew Carrigan; Vocal solo, John Werry; “Uncle Sam Abroad,” A. C. Rulofson; Music by orchestra, Fire inTickel Office. Cu1oaao, January 16. — Fire broke out iu the ticket office of the Union Station, Adams and Oana! Sts., shortly A Florida fruit grower states that the natives of the pineapple district never think of cutting a pineapple across. They pare it, cut it lengthwise, slice It or not, and, with the trimmed crown as a handle, eat it much as a New. Englander does his green corn, rejecting the core. This; the writer states, not only improves the flavor, but lessens the strings of fiber foat get in the the coin and brought up a two pound catfish and 35 cents in change.” To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sigehiont weights, pao Sel y= Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near . Colambia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. nature is on each box. 25c. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf to remove unjust suspicion or’to detect . MRS. L. LUBECK, a Commercial Street, Nevads! 9 Mill Street, Grass Valley. f the funnie show are t P.program. Pbikalier’ 1 aap ways some Watches, Clocks, ake Noti The silken banner and the big silver cup belonging to Ttvar Go ce ae rent Knives . hat Cut opera Glas ant Nevada county, the trophies awarded for thé best mineral] baildivg. “The smoke and flames Jack and the Baby. adhinedut exhibit at the Midwinter Fair held in Sau Francisco, some years ago, were on display in the room and were greatly admired. They were frequently alluded to by the speakers in their remarks. The menu was a very tempting one and comprised the spread so rapidly that sixty employes of the several roads that ma the station their Chicago terminal, had an exciting time to escape suffocation. The damage to the station amounted to $1500. The annual passenger statements and reports were destroyed and will be delayed aot weeks, Eleanor—What was the baby crying about just now? Did’ he want the moon again? i Carolyn—No; Jack was trying to make him smile with the glove stretcher.—Philadelphia Telegraph.” An errs hed Inquiry. Walch Chains, Hollday Gifts 2, must be . from thie Pig Va [htese goods are who know how. Call material put together by men of the best and see them. it be settles hmount on iat it shall . { : SNELL & . } following delicacies: California oyster cocktail, mock turtle cae ae st Lot's wits being: Pit se We aim to please ONE” CHEOMeErs. “grate soup, sauterne, broiled striped bass, pommes Parisiene, cheese F si. tg eigen ig ranged ore ners her * Bo thoes . . «~~ Oo 7 Straws, ripe olives, salmi of canvasback duck, celery en Dying it K] soe? emcee vas eer & H., \ \ ] , ' N( mclogse branch, French peas, Roman punch, claret, roast young tur. -HAR U purely, Deafness Cannot Be Cured. ess, key—chestnut stuffing, cranberry sauce, creamed potatoes,. Denver, Colo., Jan. 16—Dr. Clayton asparagus, crab salad en mayonais, pommery sec, frozen nesselrode pudding, assorted cakes, nuts and raisins, American Parkhill, one of the most prominen} surgeons in the West died today. Lonpon, England,.Jan. 16th—Lord By local applications, as they cannot reach the There is only one way to cure deafiseased portion of the ear. . mca Broad’ Bireet4 a NEVADA¥ ole , Kid ney CS at Vint sinha cients -— — “ . Woman ness, and that is by constitutional ar’ : ’ and Swiss cheese, etc., etc. Rock wood died today. remedies. Deafness is caused by ae sal ee 9 i: ond This morning the reception committee and other citi~~ = ina ot d-condition of the mucous iin eo sha Oe Very on 4l. 5 Datent leat (i y hoaaty ‘ a8 © * A Woman’s Awful Per'!. this tube gets inflamed you have a . : izens accompanied the visitors to the railroad depot and saw rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, Pocket Knives up to the present . " tote them safely off. The hardware men were profuse in their] “There is only one chance to save. #nd when it is entirely closed dea’ high standard. Every knife ig [ y ‘ s purifies 4 3: your. lifeand that is through an oper. ness is the result, and unless the inf of th plexion, praise an comp iments to the citizens of this city for thetation were the startlin ng. words beard Gammation van be taken out and this _ @ proof of the triumph of Ames . ‘ cae Sige a ube restored to its normal condition, on . ; or 7 cordial manner in which they had been entertained during a nok oon © Pr sighing hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine ne Area $3.50 to $5 00 oo ‘ their sojourn here and regretted that the time had come for. vainly tied to care ber of 6 Sriabttal ante OG ot ee fare caused by oatarrh, There's nothing better. . Spi ae ate 1. og~=(g:«Cf Ca8e Of stomach trouble and yellow " : A j , 4 them to take their departure. They also expressed theirjjaundice. Gallstones had formed and . dition of the mucous surfaces. POR SALE BY . F ile You ‘4 hank 4 she constantly grew worse. Then she. , We will give One Hundred Dollars . , d and box sincere thanks to the members of the reception committee began to use Electric Bitters which ba Hae Bcd Mea yrdermink. gg ae . AT hartic 3 be 8 for the marked attention and favors shown them. bi frag ar hak ideas comedy. ‘atarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free ver, yo ; The members of the -Hardware Dealers’ Association . Cures Dyspepes, Loss. of Spey). 2, 3. CREAT SOO. Teedat. _ Paras j es f i : : Try it. Only 50 cts. _Guaranteed. Sold by cys ; . VEY B rt eC. C, . comprise some of the most influential and progressive men. For sale by W. D. Vinton. . Hall’s Family Pills are the best. NEVADA crry. I ey Bists, 10 ®

SOS is Ee UN A a es weg not erin arene May aeIeO tes enon toma a “MAHER & CO, of the State and the holding of their reeent convention here was indeed a great honor to our mountain city. Our people feel greatly honored in meeting and forming a personal ac~ Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT BROW! aT & C4LEN S, PROPRIETORS, 'A Lot of Awful pol. coing and Coming. I Issued Every Evening, Sundays Ramet: at Nevada City TERMS’ OF SUBSCRIPTION By Malt, 2 = inline" SG Per Year . By Carrier, re Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2¢ Per Week FRIDAY ... ie dale baa elciniee Ree ore ee cins Weal sisaRboees ees January 17, 1902 = 7 A Good Revenue. time in the near future. quintance with these representative business men and hope to renew these pleasant social and fraternal relations at some We are pleased to know that our visitors greatly enjoyed their stay here and hope that they will decide to come again and stay longer. Died This Alternoon Mrs. Lena Lobecker, wife of Charles Lobecker, the tailor, died at about 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at her home in ‘Train Held Up. Fort Smiru, Ark., January 16—The southbound Kansas City Southern passenger train was held up last night . fied and given.a slaughbter-house hue ——= . altogether out of proportion te the It looks, says an exchange, as if the newspapers engaged in prosecuting the Medoc lynchers were overdoing it a trifle. Between them and the judge it will be a miracle if a new trial is not granted in case of conviction. Much of the stuff telegraphed about the trial is sheer rot. Trifles are magpifacts, An attorney for the defense cannot be very bloodthirsty that has a woman arrested for swatting him in the jaw, and the customary bickerings of cow county lawyers gives no cause. to Suspect that anything more deadly than whiskey will flow. The newspaH. Lipman is bere hirettiatl San Fran-. cisco. A. James ‘is here from Los Angeles. Obas. Schuernet, morntuy fron San Francisco. Geo, Olark arrived here this afternoon from Bakersfield on his way to North Bloomfield. w. A. Milligan is down from Towlsa . Station. R. D. Skidmore of North Bloomfield . . passed through this city today en, route to San Francisco. illness with typhoid fever mention was) . spent lace UTTGURS, 90s. «Pat. la tr OO Cts. a Pair Detototctob ticte [Ss 60 pair of th__. in this lot, some sold at $1, i lat $1.25 and some at $1.50 a pair—all now rela Andrew MeNally, of whose serious 90) Cents a Pair. The price will be go cents as long as they are inf ‘ ‘retarned last relatives at Sa tis here on & Fogerty retar’ San Francis slow for the b turns much fr he well known morning for Oa ’ j . made in these columns last evening, G. J. Rector . Grass. Valley, nttev. -loog Hliness. . St Ht o'elook halts matle frou Spires te as egg Seni continues to.be about the same. 'window. If you want to get in on a good thing, don't . pm their weddi She was yesterday operated upon,. T., by seven masked men. The exrt * the uaa: The apie gots ‘this go by. ughlin and § i i m ood i i a mail cars were entered. The. thing is as farcical as a minstre . . rchased the town. which was deemed by the attending press an , His One. Daily Mea ‘are in town. The City did a g thing when it pu : physicians as the only hope to save local safe in the express car was opened show. Dr. George Fordyce, the celebrated . Great Clean-up Sale of Wrappers Fe. Olsen waterworks from Mrs. Huntington, and the ‘people have her life, but she failed to rally after it, . but nothing secured from it. The mail anatomist and lecturer on chemistry, . Gieat Clean-up Sale of Blankets. eS ever since had cause to congratulate themselves for being a. Mrs. Lobecker was a native of Grase. 0@r was gone through and much reg‘About Gone in. used to hte gain Pie eee bay CI Sale of Embroid . Fond the 8 incipal in th t benefits resulting from this wise action, . Valley and aged 82 years, Besides her . ialered’ mail was aksn. At ie thought vcshed down with lberal drafts of . Great Clean-up Sale of Embroideries me scope gpceneat ad es a bi . {hasband she leaves one child, and . e? bot aioe . Three suspects a ; d beer. At 4 o’clock every day Great Clean-up Sale of Muslin Undery San Francie The waterworks have yielded a big. profit over and above all. several brothers and sisters. She was . bave been arrested. wine an 3 expenses each month since it came into the city’s possession. Take the past month, for instance. The receipts of the colquite well-known-at this city and all of ber acquaintances will be grieved to learn ef her untimely death. The funemma @ a A ana Do Not Contribute. Avturas, Jan. 16—When court was opened in the lynching case today Judge Harrington said: he used to enter a certain chophouse . and take his seat at a table always reserved for him. A silver tankard containing a quart of strong ale, a full . Prices on all these Goods reduced. They are Better come today. Respectfully, going nd wife are he ct : “If there le a Judge on God’s green bottle of port and a quarter of a pint of . : Be 8. Harrison lector amounted to $1,474.74, while the amcunt paid the eral will take place Sunday afternoon. Galt ws aouit have ciao what Thon part net peas TTS Vial -— & 4 Famer, Jobe South Yuba Company, for water, was $374.84. After paying CieveLanp, O., Januery 16—Col. have in this case I would like to meet] giately. . Store closes at 6 o'clock, Saturdags exoapted, So q on of San’ F the interest on the bonds-it leaves a big profit on the investment. After the bonds are all taken up the income from this source will come very near running the city government. Preparatory Work. Workmen have started to tear down the old Carfield house on the corner of Broad and Cottage street, the propMyron T. Herrick, treasurer of the MeKinley National Memorial Association says that there have been practically no contributions to the. McKioley Fund from the men of -weaith, They have left the building of this memorial to him. It’s a question of the endurance of the Court, It takes an iron man to hear this case.’ I feef at night as if I had been # horse in a four-mile race an@ had been run over before the finish. I’m worn out. It’s a matter The moment the waiter announced . the doctor’s arrival the cook put a . pound and a half of rump steak on the . fire, and to while away the time until . the steak should be properly broiled the waiter brought the doctor some . tempting morsel like a broiled chicken . Sd, as) Van, cibaas a McKinley Memorial evening’s trai the advance a pmpany, cam ain. of Marysvil the wage-earners — school children. . between the attorneys and the Court he had eaten . of North San d ly be chased or a plate of fish. When he hac . a@a4@a@444444 84444 Edn oencan Ne i ea-Aeake in and a case of the devil take the bind-. this, Dr. Fordyce drank half of his . oo S 5 the fr " f ie ae ls Wi J most.” ' brandy and then began on his steak. , 000 yp) 72 eee pre from Los eer ee ree $ ~The-F q-Lifted. While eating’ the steak he drank.-the pb and Bob Li cut down to within ten feet of the Ree ’ The Hardware Men. ground,. and work on Mr. Vinton's new residence is to be commenced shortly, Plant Completed. Stoorton, Jan. 16—Today saw an agreeable change in the weather. Thefog which has enveloped the city for pearly a month, lifted, and for atime the sun shone. Court Doings. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Judge F. tankard of ale and after that the rest of the brandy. The waiter then uncorked the bottle of port, and the q tor proceeded slowly to enjoy it un ] it was all gone. He spent an hour ad a half daily at his one meal and after it returned home to give his lectures on . hese are something new and will sell very rapidly. Better come and get one before they are all gone, — kKek— C. J. BRAND, itizens of You sation It clouded up goon,. T. Nilon presiding: chemistry, which are still quoted as . The Jeweler te of Women . however, anda drizzling rain’began. Estate of Manians Lopes, deceased. . classics of that science. He ate nothing . ras ‘ ciaterteiaed i i ed . 29, was fixed as} else until the next day, when he re. YOY , After a most pleasant and profitable session of three. woodeon Harding, the electrician, . !!ine. hgh Hn ea ie ais cat Peoneai ad tie aamve tiger ag the ade ee, fom Grass Vi days, the Pacific Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association con-. was in town today on his way below, tatietate; i chophouse for the same sort of a meal. Mra. Libbi cluded its business yesterday afternoon, and today most of having just returned from the Plumbago mine, where he has been emThey are at Work. Robert E, Green vs. the Sunflower Dr. Fordyce lived to be sixty-six years old and kept up his one meal custom to i AR A Ae af hea ma a . installed ‘ ¥ = irs. Mary Rio the members of the Association who have been sojourning in. ployed for quite awhi’e, He comis pa pemeos ddaccacrll the last. _ SO ME ‘FHINGN IK VE Fisher, _advls . . . . ~ bd ‘ = 4 it $ our midst departed for their homes in various parts of the relay sid paige y aia seg Yete Wiiemsrapt, Jan. 16—The Venezu-. farther heariag was centinued until Why the Joke Fell Flat. a eh Pe = ‘ : ° sys ago, aD w ‘lelan revolutionary steamer Liberta-. Tuesday, January Qlst. A big, good natured farmer was = .? State to resume their business duties. E . Mr. Harding isan experienced work~. ao; wag sighted Tuesday near Cape : +e awaiting the suburban train, accom. & Coe FOR ue FAMILY SOB 3 ates — Yesterday afternoon was devoted to a discussion of mat-{man and his services are ware iD] Qodora. It-is supposed that she landpanied by a handsome Gordon, setter. &,, fs. Emily be ters of general interest to the Association, and a number of jobbers and their representatives were present by invitation. After the meeting adjourned the visitors laid aside business for pleasure and ‘spent the balance of their time in mingling. ~with the citizens of our town and enjoying their hospitality,} A number visited the mines on Deer Creek, and witnessed the extraction and reduction of ore and the practical working demand. Diphiherta Case. “Dr. A. H. Tickell left” for Bleomfield this forenoon in response to atelephonic message from Saperintendent A. D. Gassaway that one ed arms there. Numbers of insurgents are in the fleid in that vicinity, Shipping Spuds. The following is from the Martinez Press: There are 22,000 sacks of potatoes stored in the warehouses at _. .cara_are required. Linens of sleeping French Rallways. Railways in France are forbidden to earry persons visibly or notoriously affected by contagious diseases in compartments that are used by the public. In the second place, the daily cleaning and the periodical disinfection of all cars must bear a ticket indicating to the passenger the date of the last Cleaning, and they must he properly Two sons of Britain stood near him. The dog strayed away from his owner, who was reading a newspaper. “Hey!’ called the farmer. ‘Come here, Locksmith,” and the dog usc diately: ran to his feet. the farmer “May I ask,” he said, called that dog?” “Locksmith,” said the farmer. One of the Englishmen cepRTERY hed i] . “what you . 7 a = NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a Nickelatta. O.S.; M jan; J. B. Y Kirkham, 0 & McCluske . tonight. ff of Colu result of bein days ago. isement in t ‘of Charles E ee Es washed and afterward subjected to a “And wh Pa a of some of the most modern mining machinery. Others) of bis children bad been taken ill with. Antioch, Many carloads of Califor-. high temperature. Dry sweeping and. «pecause every time I kick him he @ Plated Coffee or Tea Pot for your +8) aM be took a trip to Grass Valley on the new electric cars and en-. ‘Uphtheria. . Tee-Doctor was sosom. nia potatoes are being shipped to the) dusting, which only serve to seatter. inakea # bolt“for the door” mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a pees tt joyed themselves in company with the citizens of that town. All were well entertained and pleased with the attention Shown them and the time passed only too quickly away. In the evening, however, the visitors with a number of invited guests, re-assembled and enjoyed one of the happiest seasons of entertaiment that had been provided for them. An elaborate banquet was tendered them at the National Hotel by the hardware men and business men of this city.

The large dining room was appropriately decorated and the menu was one of the choicest ever served in that famous hostelry. Over one hundred covers had been laid, and when this large number of prominent business men took their seats at the table amid the strains of sweet music which was panied by Mr. Maguire, the druggist at H Dickerman’ 8. Good idea. Chief Engineer E. W. Schmidt appeared before the Board of City Trustrees last night and stated that it would be advisable to provide Lost Hill with a fire alarm box. The Chief also informed the Board that the. Fice Department is in need of 600 feet of hose. These sggestione are very timely, and meet witb general approval, Over 300 feet of hose were lost in the recent fires, and an additional length of 500 feet is badly needEastern markets, where the crops were very sbort the past season. Coming to See Us. New Yar, Jan. 16—The Staats Zeitung today says that Count Von Waldersee and his wife will visit America {n April. oe Furniture Polish. A recipe for a very superior furniture polish given by a dealer in musical instruments to a housewife as the cause for the shining surfaces of the pianos in his rooms consists of four tablespoonfuls of sweet oil, four table. vails during a long winter many of the disease germs, are prohibited, it being required that all floors, seats and woodwork be wiped with cloths moistened with some antiseptic solution. The Arctic Weasel. In cold countries whieré’ snow preanimals change the hue of their coats to a white tint. The arctic bear and fox are white throughout the year. and white in winter. The weasel is especially curious. It retains its brown ecat until the first snow appears and then whitens ina few hours. He Remembered, Wire (revisiting the scene of her betrothal)—1l remember, Algernon. so well when you proposed to ine how painful: The northern hare is brown In summer: Thére was a general laugh, in which the Englishman joined. When he returned to bis companion, he remarked: “Most extraordinary name that man . . over there calls his dog.” “What?” asked his -friend. “Locksmith,” replied the first Briton: “And why such a name?” “Because, he says, every time he kicks ’im he bolts for the door.”—St. Louis Republic, The Weight of Ice. The*iceman and the coalman are . . often suspected of giving short mele tae —maybe oftener suspected than guilty; maybe oftener guilty than suspected. . The means of testing the weight of from ten to thirty pounds of ice are geseres ‘0 co um NG Pocket Knife for your brother,:and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your sister, numerous to mention. 0 ma 2; Cn A RN A : GEO. E. TURNER Nevada City a mm Pine Street -« and many other articles too Call and see. 4 — Shols Born stalk do iggest ear. mire an old bids his age + s of the leas ‘the one to . . he has to v orry for a t for life ‘ fe-eusha ren vai ou were. not always at hand in the house, but a give us. F rendered in the adjoinin arlor, the whole presented a very . ed. spoonfuls of turpentine, a teaspoonful : close estimate of the weight can be . : : eo } &P ’ ; P Ms of lemon juice and ten drops of house-. _ A!gernon—Yes, dear, and I remem-. poached by multiplying together the . ver at as tod £4) ® is an amat : striking and happy scene, but was*not surpassed by the hold ammonia. This polish must be . Per so well ene mind: 208 big ide ge length, breadth and thickness of the . eee n see lote ; : _. you were and how easy you made es q e eather thoroughly shaken before using and ap: : block in inches and dividing the prod Sie ( great pleasure experienced by the guests who gathered W Re ri. plied with an old flannel or aiik cloth . fof me; after all—Tit.Bits, oy ylang ater aring tor ’round the festal board The banquet was supplemented by an impromptu program of toasts, music, and speeches, over Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. Rub briskly and thoroughly, which ts at least a third of the merit of all polishes. .Use.a.second cloth to rub the A Clever Dog. “A Durango man,” remarks the give closely the weight in pounds. ‘Thus, if . a block of ice fs 10 by 10 by 9, the prod. . uct Is 900, and this divided by thirty . very ; Gemuraicts of cost or value. Sale is now on, and includes every hat, trimmed The great Clear i the alleys, Jact as ift which Judge F. T. Nilon of this city presided, and° which'. S. Weather Bureau, makes the follow: . Mixture Into the grain of the wood and ggg hae’ eae Sal Bedeaheive gives thirty pounds as™the correct untrimmed, in the house. We always keep ( swere upoo 4 was as follows: ing prediction as to the weather: & third for the final polish. aoe sal recat by adhe acta: coin into} Weight. A block 10 by 10 by 6 weighs . sbi ts and promise you an. astonishing lot ‘ #4 so’ mus ' Nodes Fair tonigh*, cloudy Satarday. Frost . twenty pounds. This siinple method argains during this sale. + } Overture, Wild’s orchestra; Introductory remarks, Hon. iinediy morning: Eating a Pineapple. the river. Obediently the dog dived for can be easily apptied: and it way serve. g g ee Ses pda F. T. Nilon; “The Association,” Oscar C. Schulze; Vocal solo, Dr. Julian Dobbins; ‘‘Co-operation,” Hon. E, M. Pres n; “The Steel Industry of the Pacific,” A. L. Scott; selec— tion, orchestra; “The Future of San Francisco,” Andrew Carrigan; Vocal solo, John Werry; “Uncle Sam Abroad,” A. C. Rulofson; Music by orchestra, Fire inTickel Office. Cu1oaao, January 16. — Fire broke out iu the ticket office of the Union Station, Adams and Oana! Sts., shortly A Florida fruit grower states that the natives of the pineapple district never think of cutting a pineapple across. They pare it, cut it lengthwise, slice It or not, and, with the trimmed crown as a handle, eat it much as a New. Englander does his green corn, rejecting the core. This; the writer states, not only improves the flavor, but lessens the strings of fiber foat get in the the coin and brought up a two pound catfish and 35 cents in change.” To Cure a Cold inOne Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sigehiont weights, pao Sel y= Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near . Colambia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. nature is on each box. 25c. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf to remove unjust suspicion or’to detect . MRS. L. LUBECK, a Commercial Street, Nevads! 9 Mill Street, Grass Valley. f the funnie show are t P.program. Pbikalier’ 1 aap ways some Watches, Clocks, ake Noti The silken banner and the big silver cup belonging to Ttvar Go ce ae rent Knives . hat Cut opera Glas ant Nevada county, the trophies awarded for thé best mineral] baildivg. “The smoke and flames Jack and the Baby. adhinedut exhibit at the Midwinter Fair held in Sau Francisco, some years ago, were on display in the room and were greatly admired. They were frequently alluded to by the speakers in their remarks. The menu was a very tempting one and comprised the spread so rapidly that sixty employes of the several roads that ma the station their Chicago terminal, had an exciting time to escape suffocation. The damage to the station amounted to $1500. The annual passenger statements and reports were destroyed and will be delayed aot weeks, Eleanor—What was the baby crying about just now? Did’ he want the moon again? i Carolyn—No; Jack was trying to make him smile with the glove stretcher.—Philadelphia Telegraph.” An errs hed Inquiry. Walch Chains, Hollday Gifts 2, must be . from thie Pig Va [htese goods are who know how. Call material put together by men of the best and see them. it be settles hmount on iat it shall . { : SNELL & . } following delicacies: California oyster cocktail, mock turtle cae ae st Lot's wits being: Pit se We aim to please ONE” CHEOMeErs. “grate soup, sauterne, broiled striped bass, pommes Parisiene, cheese F si. tg eigen ig ranged ore ners her * Bo thoes . . «~~ Oo 7 Straws, ripe olives, salmi of canvasback duck, celery en Dying it K] soe? emcee vas eer & H., \ \ ] , ' N( mclogse branch, French peas, Roman punch, claret, roast young tur. -HAR U purely, Deafness Cannot Be Cured. ess, key—chestnut stuffing, cranberry sauce, creamed potatoes,. Denver, Colo., Jan. 16—Dr. Clayton asparagus, crab salad en mayonais, pommery sec, frozen nesselrode pudding, assorted cakes, nuts and raisins, American Parkhill, one of the most prominen} surgeons in the West died today. Lonpon, England,.Jan. 16th—Lord By local applications, as they cannot reach the There is only one way to cure deafiseased portion of the ear. . mca Broad’ Bireet4 a NEVADA¥ ole , Kid ney CS at Vint sinha cients -— — “ . Woman ness, and that is by constitutional ar’ : ’ and Swiss cheese, etc., etc. Rock wood died today. remedies. Deafness is caused by ae sal ee 9 i: ond This morning the reception committee and other citi~~ = ina ot d-condition of the mucous iin eo sha Oe Very on 4l. 5 Datent leat (i y hoaaty ‘ a8 © * A Woman’s Awful Per'!. this tube gets inflamed you have a . : izens accompanied the visitors to the railroad depot and saw rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, Pocket Knives up to the present . " tote them safely off. The hardware men were profuse in their] “There is only one chance to save. #nd when it is entirely closed dea’ high standard. Every knife ig [ y ‘ s purifies 4 3: your. lifeand that is through an oper. ness is the result, and unless the inf of th plexion, praise an comp iments to the citizens of this city for thetation were the startlin ng. words beard Gammation van be taken out and this _ @ proof of the triumph of Ames . ‘ cae Sige a ube restored to its normal condition, on . ; or 7 cordial manner in which they had been entertained during a nok oon © Pr sighing hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine ne Area $3.50 to $5 00 oo ‘ their sojourn here and regretted that the time had come for. vainly tied to care ber of 6 Sriabttal ante OG ot ee fare caused by oatarrh, There's nothing better. . Spi ae ate 1. og~=(g:«Cf Ca8e Of stomach trouble and yellow " : A j , 4 them to take their departure. They also expressed theirjjaundice. Gallstones had formed and . dition of the mucous surfaces. POR SALE BY . F ile You ‘4 hank 4 she constantly grew worse. Then she. , We will give One Hundred Dollars . , d and box sincere thanks to the members of the reception committee began to use Electric Bitters which ba Hae Bcd Mea yrdermink. gg ae . AT hartic 3 be 8 for the marked attention and favors shown them. bi frag ar hak ideas comedy. ‘atarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free ver, yo ; The members of the -Hardware Dealers’ Association . Cures Dyspepes, Loss. of Spey). 2, 3. CREAT SOO. Teedat. _ Paras j es f i : : Try it. Only 50 cts. _Guaranteed. Sold by cys ; . VEY B rt eC. C, . comprise some of the most influential and progressive men. For sale by W. D. Vinton. . Hall’s Family Pills are the best. NEVADA crry. I ey Bists, 10 ®