January 17, 1903 (4 pages)

J Pr PERSONAL TENTION (Daily. Record of the Doings of Our People. The’ Year Just Closed WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN By Those to Whom Paine’s Celery Compound Gave New Life ‘and Happiness. nelcine G. €. GAYLORD & SON GOOD GROCERIES . IPT Church Servi PRANSCR urch Serviees. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various charches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST OHUROH. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, at 11 a, m. aod 7p. m., respectively. Sunday school at the close of morning service Lesson topic—“Paul at Thessalonica _ January 17, 1903 ie TIONS. —_———_—— ems Condensed May have the but the Young y! F FOUDINg into larger circle Of Sa seal ; and Berea.” Acts 17, 112. Interme-. The year just closed has. beep a e * % Bich Preah i. a Benefit of : diate League at 6 p. m.,the subject be-. memorable one for Paine’s Celery resident j A ing *‘A Message From His Word;”. Oompound. A multitude of mén and orn, and q 8. M. Smith is here from Chicago. : : ¢ as ‘at . ‘a Sele ul ct la Wecscien Miss Annie Cutnos, leader. Olass. women weakened, nervous, randowa . Broad Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City wand bese I y ed ers. paisa meeting at 9:45 p. o., John Tamblyn, . and suffering the pains and agonies of : e u ° 5 1 ng . nea bbe ; J.T. Dillon came down trom Wash-. 20°: Prayer meeting Wedneeday . disease, have had their burdens reevening. young people’s class Saturday evening. CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Subject of evening discourse: “Of Two Evile Chose the Lesser, and of Two Blessings Choose the Greater.” Christian Endeavor S ciety will meet at the usual hour. Sabbath school at the close of Watergy ? moved and their feet firmly planted on the solid rock of health. Stirring political events of the past year, the coloseal efforts of trusts and monopolies, the recent miners’ strike, and-other notable events will be quite forgotten in a few weeks or months. Not so with the strength after weakness, the new life after years of suffering today, L, Hyman has returned from a business trip.to Truckee. Mrs, E. B. Power left this morning for San Francieco. H.G. Bell is bere from San Francisco spending a few days. Mre, W. 8. Richards, who has been ill for the past week, is improving. nd a Ives to the world, ‘i nO Crime to Steal al Taking ad Vantapg nity,can be Comps @ of genius in ¥ Ashore in Fog. . A New Batch Just Made Vanoovuver, B. C., January 16th.— Heavy fog which has prevailed in the We sold every piece of Christmas vicinity of this port for the past five Pe — Perper rgd in oe — days is spreading and the fog bank lot of Select Confectionery. Big now extends over the Guif of Georgia [SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY O, N. G: 6; At ARMORY HALL To Captain’s Aid ABERDEEN, Wash., January 16.—Tbe schooner Solano, Captain GC. Rosieu, which has been delayed here twelve days on account of being unable to secure a crew, sailed at noon yesterday, B, wife of Robert Forbes and .wother of Mrs, bee and Nettie and Haried in San Francisco bhambers, Wm. J. Brittor, is the place where ay frombhomeans sounds tike it, \% to his aDxious pangs r addiegs is Batts is teriposlay, [sj loesn’t write holt capitalist hag je ollsrs {nto Neri te fund as a py e man refused of ar bis set woul fe non BOO ers aren’! mucha ssl @ way, but therell alls of Old Gilt Okie map, Lutgen ¢ (iG rancisco, cole pry B of Corsets a ats That pe Cirdle Cal ag Corseis,St adies and Chili ie Corsets we r this price—ig mies pur re-the beat of wines, igars. He makes a spec@ocktails, lorner” on Pine’ street, Moted by Wm. Harry, is et these cold evenings. les of liquors and the are passed over the bar. vada Saloon is. where Meet of everything in the — Joho Curnow is alto atte to the wante He makes a spec} Saloon, opposite the is a quiet, gentlemanly few hours can be gently. H. W. Rich, BF, is on deck to dispense i and liqnors, : feof Marysville Parlor, W., are anxious to have the Grand Parlor held Hext year. A committee ed to interview the busiarding the necessary he. Marysville Appeal. convenes at Bakers~ /ameal that is homeputial there ie no better New York Hotel to proouse is under the manbn G. Richards and he Mis as to the welfare of fo connection wi.h the si lass baer hare. nothing. a jar imatina of Lagrel N. D. G. W., last eveni was combined . with ‘every member present Rime. An entertaining insisting of musical and be, recitations and games , after which refresh= ad. bn, who lately returned bas presented Free ® Union Hotel with a sved ivory cane which he “traveling through Jain artistic piece of work. be hollow of the cane is Psword, which would Broue wespon in close ®has placed it among # curios. tt,°a resident: of this e early days died at the yh yesterday. He had § of the institution for are and death was due fe made bis home in dy district for many well liked by the resiBlace. Deceased was a da and aged seventyALL THUS. Know the Momént Information May F nfinite Value. a iderable to avy citi. Maller, Physician; W. D E. Hocngeiberlich, I. E. Iank and R Greene are here from San Francisco. Jobn W. Donnelly, agent for Oyrus Noble whiskey, ie here advocating the merits of that-beverage. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening from below end left this morning for North Bleomfield, Mre. John Hoskings of San Francisco, who has been here for the past mosth as the guest of Mr. and Mre, W. Kistle, returned to her home this morning. A Pleasant Evening Freedom Oircle, No. 8, Companions of the Forest, installed their officers last evening, and an interesting programme was rendered, after which a banquet was partaken of. Mrs. Helen Worms of San Francisco, Grand Chief Companten-of-the Order in California, was present to conduct the ceremonies and. was assisted by Deputy Ohief Companion, Mrs. P. F. Simonds. The othcers installed were: Miss Elsie Thomas,-J,-P.0.0.;. Mra. Nellio Battie, ©. C.; Miss Julta Curry, 8. C.; Beotrice M. Moore, Recording Secretarg; Mra. M. Seith, Financial Secre tary; William Sandow, Treasurer; Mrs. Sweeney, R. G.; Miss N. Baker, L. G., Mra. M. Fisher, I. G.; T. J. Sandow, O. G.; Beatrice M. Moore, Organ‘ ‘Simonds, D. J. Coughlin, 5 or Eady,” “‘Prastecs; “Dr 6. E. . Viaton and H. Dickerman, drugetets,. The programme rendered was as follows: ie oa: Instrumental Solo—Mies Beatrice M. Moore. 7 Vocal Solo—Miss Clara Reynolds. Readina—Mies Olara Nancarrow. Vocal Solo—Miss Mey Tickell. Vocal Solo—H. L. Sweeney. Remarks—Mrs. Seymour of Grass Valley. Vocal Solo—William Sandow. Vocal Solo—D. A. Dailey. Quite a delegation was present from the Grasse Valley Circle. ; Alex-Gaault, the pioneer baker, who bas eufféred with a severe attack of rheumetiem for several months, left here lest Sunday for Robles Springs with the hope of being benefited. Evidently be bas not improved as atelegram was received here this afternoon by O. F. Brayton, requesting that a cot be sent to Oelfax on which to bring Mr. Gault home on this evening’s train. — TO CURE A CoOUGN IN ONE DAY Use Addins’ Irish Mose Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles. 250, 60c. At all druggists. §6-tf. Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just the thing for this cold weather. tf the morning service._Al are ir-vited to these services. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHUROH. Second Sunday after the Epiphany— Services as follows: Holy communion eermon, 1I a. m.; Sunday school acd Bible‘class, 12 80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p. m. Friday: Services as usual, 7 p. m. W.A. Rimer, Rector. A Pleasant Social. The social given at the Methodist church parlors last evening by the . Epworth League proved to be a most enjoyable and successful affair, a very large number of the young people's friends, as well as membere of: the church being present, A fine literary end musics! program was rendered, each number being fendered in a highly meritorious manner. After the program was concluded social games and diversions were provided and the balance of the evening 8 pent insoctal conversation and mirth. Funeral Today. “ The funeral of the late Peter Sheridan took place todep from St, Qan Church and was atiended bg. maby friends of the deceased pioneer. A high requiem mass was offered up for the repose of his sonl, The remains were laid away in the Catholic cemetery in this city. Following were the pall bearers: Dan McOauley, W. G. Richards, O. O. Contan, Archie Nivens, Jobo Dunnicliff, Robert Holland, A New Innovation. L. Hyman has installed a new innovation at his clothing store. It isa registering machine suitable for fifty employes, and each has a number, When an employe leaves the store for any purpose whatever, he or she is required to register the time and again on their return. Mr. Hyman thinks it is a great machine, as by thie means he can ascertain how much time is lost by each employe. ose Tried To Conceal It. It’s the old story of “murder will out” only in thje case there’s no crime, A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’s nothing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down. Don’t deceive yourself. ‘Take Electric Bitters at once, It has a reputation for curing Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and will ‘revivify your whole system. The worst forms of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative power of Electric Bitters. Only 60c, and guar= anteed by W. D. Vivton, Druggist. La Rue’s ‘the physician, 8 a. m.; morning prayer, litany and Compound “‘make’s ‘tick people,” tog; the robust health after wasting disease, the permanent cure _after_the verdict of “incurable” pronounced by These glorious remembrances and blessings, and the happy assurance that Paine’s Celery will be: indelibly graven on the mind as long as life lasts. The victories of Paine’s Celery Com pound over disease in the past year+ a'e supported by thousands of testimonial letters from the best people of the land. Medical journals have noted the blessed work, and physicians have been compelled to endorse the ife-saving virtues of earth’s best medicine. It matters not, dear reader, sabes bad your case may be, give Paine’s Celery Compound an honest trial, and you will surely share the blessings it has bestowed on others. Diamond Dyes.require no skill—only care and the simple following of directions. They give most valuable resulte. The colors are fast and do not crock. Direction book and 45 dyed samples free. DIAMOND DYES, Burlington, Vt. Mining Suit Filed. A suit has been filed in the United States Oironit Qonrt by the Mabel Mertz Gold Gravel Mining Company against. H. B. McOQormick, E. McQor= tick, W. I. Redding, H. M. Bradley, The defendants were the owners of placer claims In Sierra oounty, and gave an option on the claims to W. T. Briggs. Briggs transferred his interest to the Mabel Mertz Company and the latter was to work the claims continuously, The defendants made a showing in the State courte that the claims were not being worked and secured the return of the property. Now the company sets forth the contention that $8000 was expended in working the claims and that the defendants conspired together to prove that no work had been done, Besides the return of the $8000 the company asks for $20,000 as damages, Domestic Troubles. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by hav Dg Dr. King’s New Life Pille around. Much trouble they save by their Nm reat. work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure, 25c, at Vinton’s Drug Store. BEERS ‘Guaranteed Pure,. None So Good. The Sailors’ Union had-deolared her owner, Charles Nelson of San Francisco, unfair, and also claimed to have @ grievance against the Captain. After being anchored in the barbor for nearly two weeks without a crew the Captain appealed to the United States Government for assistance, claiming bis vessel was in danger and that the Sailors’ Union had threatened him bodily injury. The United States revenve cutter Grant, with a Seattle shipping broker on bosrd, arrived Wednesday night and delivered to the Solano five non-union sailors, Mr. Knox, Sbipping Commissioner for Puget Sound District, signed the crew. She bas a cargo of 1,000,000 feet of lamber ‘for Sydney, Australia. Is s Still Alive. O'Connell, the ‘pogilist who. was 80 seriouely injured in a boxing bout with “Spider” Welch last night, ie gradually becoming conscious andthe atthat he will recover, His condition is such, however, that a thorough examination of hie injuries has not as yet been made, Nothing But the Best. the National Hotel and Annex is to see the best. It is strictly high grade and thoroughly modern, with a view to please their patrens. With commercial travelers and mining men the National Hotel is known as second to none in Northern Oalifornia. ERPEREEAA RAR REAR RAR RRR EE Woodpecker Cigar is no longer an experiment verre tending physicians express the belief The chief alm of the Rector Bros. of . == that everything about their hotel is of and conducted . and ap the northern coast as far sas Granville Channel and the Skeena River. At least two yeseels have gone ashore in the fog. The ore-carrying hulk Richard III, with coacentrates from the Treadwell} mines, Alaska, for Tacoma, is ashore off the mouth of the Fraser river. She cannot be floated with her present cargo, and that is so valuable that it will have to be lightered. The collier Mineola, with a full cargo of coal from Union, B.O., for San Francisco, is ashore near Connox and will also have to be lightered. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local apelced eee as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Kustaehian Tube. When this tabe is inrinse you have a rumbiing sound or ieaperteot poariok and when it is eny closed, D eafoess is the result, peer anless the Naisamaticn can be taken out and this tube restored to ite normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas’s out of tep-are_caused—by-Oatarrb, which is ‘nothing but-an inflamed condition—of the mucous services. 7 We will give One Handred Dollars for any case of Deafuess: (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s — Cure. Send for circulare, ie J. CHENEY & Oo. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 750, Hall’s ‘Family Pills’ are the beat. Harnes’ Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New.. Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like: new. .15 Cents Per Package., VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nats and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Commerotal Street, Nevada Oity Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Everything for the New Year Call in and see our elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. be as represented. Jewelry Repairing our specialty. ol C. J. BRAND, e guarantee our goods to ‘The Jeweler MOO ae ee ed wt. Fifteen Different Vatictien= Just the thing for Parties Ghe Bee Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘0 a a a a Cl adles eoeeee Calt and inspeet our large and new stock of ‘rng FLANNEL WAISTS and SILK WAISTS, nh HaheGuh We are receiving Goods daily SNELL @ FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. lh 8 oat i eer BIRTHDAY GIFTS Jity to know how to be annoying and itchthen that Doan’s Dsitive remedy for all of Sauce _ Sold Everywhere. Pans, Milk Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound NER evada City 4 bv prociamatle. ocery vaiues OY " p for thanks Wb) ary avd «pec fe skip, eczema, ete. ‘relieves and soothes, mony of its merit: ite, miner, Niles street, pect Hill, says: “I had time ago to use Doan’s one of the purposes ivertised ointments are Sure because I had exknowledge of salves © other places by mail h only call makesbifts read in the papeis. bad the lightest effect, paration takes right. . d finally stops an anbothers you all day. }. y at night yon are only recommend it. No one Fneed be the least dabibg to Vinton’s drug store a take a course of the Pall dealers. Price 60 Ceylon Geas re comperatively new Teas to the commerce of the United States, bat sare destined to attain a leading place in — markete, wr grea’ aw For years they bave sh ag steadily disBone. the common ongons (Enoglich golden liquor; fragrant and agreeable, they. blend nicely. with se other teas. Per Pound — Good Ceylon’. -+28 .60 Finest 1 Ceylon «s imported. Cure Ss a Sure Shot, at . . : DUKE CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce pn the that I bave purvhased the B STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, end to solicit a share of the pablic patronage. I intend to make a number of improvements in the place and to make an earnest effort to please my patrons. Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nats, Oandies, Poultry, eto., will be kept by me. Give me a call, . sa W. MENHENNET ublic tls I maké EE Phetagrapts ° AD Its merit is recognized all over the State Made The . i : Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel’ Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Miace Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Oar own Ormiston Swayze, Physician and:’ Surgeon ——toi— All classes ‘of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations mude. Office houre—Nevada agdtl 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p Grass Meg A : : Mondays, Wedneedars and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 Valley office, Bree Building. Phone West 14 that WATOHES are pre-eminentip appropriate. Besides these we have other Goods, such as., UU UR DOO sam US ee mii Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens # » vu A. & H. W. Ce ee ee WATOAMAKERS and @ great many other articles that make nice presents. H. HARTUNG, Nevada City ‘cm a . Lumber Whether ive a single stick or 100,000: fees we treat you right— PARR ARERR IIA RRR RRIF RI RETIRE IERIE AIOE R EIA AAAI AAAI IAAI DIA AEE ISA IRA IIS ID AIPA IAOEI LELAND AIOF * K * ad B,3 1k : i * * phere. Our 8. F.W “(PAYLOR who has . Petite cn tr en tae Our lumber is as good as can be ae mar Milburn Oo, Baffalo, ¢ feos ours of wos tif. * Nl 66: 9 y . Stroll through our yards and get our:prices. ents for the United ' Tea bast. a fee Is now conducting the Shoemaking . }** mtoga Chipre. . Soe po mf, : sod Repalriog Bio p whore be hue Business for Sale to Right Parties. a 4 eae cy > of} emp or the ary Praits, Mince let ev Coanerwet straicht, semen rs fh af . teen mon Best of material H. & F. L. COOPER, . PIETY HILL LUMBBR YARDS Telephone 521. Electric Cara Paes below Hicks & Dun-. ® : es Nevada City. . ‘ and Wines. r, 50 cents per % me 8 jals fot Nenkegiving and'e r “ Oommerci#! 7. ’ =o ~ used and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. ANTONIO LOLLA Broad s passe . Tap sTha oe Hos N. S. of Md. Found at all first-class} : by Frage ity, office and residence on street. sd Lolla, Shoemaker ahd tahlalabebhaibhenhtaialahe Bags pho: Ce e

J Pr PERSONAL TENTION (Daily. Record of the Doings of Our People. The’ Year Just Closed WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN By Those to Whom Paine’s Celery Compound Gave New Life ‘and Happiness. nelcine G. €. GAYLORD & SON GOOD GROCERIES . IPT Church Servi PRANSCR urch Serviees. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various charches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST OHUROH. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, at 11 a, m. aod 7p. m., respectively. Sunday school at the close of morning service Lesson topic—“Paul at Thessalonica _ January 17, 1903 ie TIONS. —_———_—— ems Condensed May have the but the Young y! F FOUDINg into larger circle Of Sa seal ; and Berea.” Acts 17, 112. Interme-. The year just closed has. beep a e * % Bich Preah i. a Benefit of : diate League at 6 p. m.,the subject be-. memorable one for Paine’s Celery resident j A ing *‘A Message From His Word;”. Oompound. A multitude of mén and orn, and q 8. M. Smith is here from Chicago. : : ¢ as ‘at . ‘a Sele ul ct la Wecscien Miss Annie Cutnos, leader. Olass. women weakened, nervous, randowa . Broad Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City wand bese I y ed ers. paisa meeting at 9:45 p. o., John Tamblyn, . and suffering the pains and agonies of : e u ° 5 1 ng . nea bbe ; J.T. Dillon came down trom Wash-. 20°: Prayer meeting Wedneeday . disease, have had their burdens reevening. young people’s class Saturday evening. CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Subject of evening discourse: “Of Two Evile Chose the Lesser, and of Two Blessings Choose the Greater.” Christian Endeavor S ciety will meet at the usual hour. Sabbath school at the close of Watergy ? moved and their feet firmly planted on the solid rock of health. Stirring political events of the past year, the coloseal efforts of trusts and monopolies, the recent miners’ strike, and-other notable events will be quite forgotten in a few weeks or months. Not so with the strength after weakness, the new life after years of suffering today, L, Hyman has returned from a business trip.to Truckee. Mrs, E. B. Power left this morning for San Francieco. H.G. Bell is bere from San Francisco spending a few days. Mre, W. 8. Richards, who has been ill for the past week, is improving. nd a Ives to the world, ‘i nO Crime to Steal al Taking ad Vantapg nity,can be Comps @ of genius in ¥ Ashore in Fog. . A New Batch Just Made Vanoovuver, B. C., January 16th.— Heavy fog which has prevailed in the We sold every piece of Christmas vicinity of this port for the past five Pe — Perper rgd in oe — days is spreading and the fog bank lot of Select Confectionery. Big now extends over the Guif of Georgia [SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY O, N. G: 6; At ARMORY HALL To Captain’s Aid ABERDEEN, Wash., January 16.—Tbe schooner Solano, Captain GC. Rosieu, which has been delayed here twelve days on account of being unable to secure a crew, sailed at noon yesterday, B, wife of Robert Forbes and .wother of Mrs, bee and Nettie and Haried in San Francisco bhambers, Wm. J. Brittor, is the place where ay frombhomeans sounds tike it, \% to his aDxious pangs r addiegs is Batts is teriposlay, [sj loesn’t write holt capitalist hag je ollsrs {nto Neri te fund as a py e man refused of ar bis set woul fe non BOO ers aren’! mucha ssl @ way, but therell alls of Old Gilt Okie map, Lutgen ¢ (iG rancisco, cole pry B of Corsets a ats That pe Cirdle Cal ag Corseis,St adies and Chili ie Corsets we r this price—ig mies pur re-the beat of wines, igars. He makes a spec@ocktails, lorner” on Pine’ street, Moted by Wm. Harry, is et these cold evenings. les of liquors and the are passed over the bar. vada Saloon is. where Meet of everything in the — Joho Curnow is alto atte to the wante He makes a spec} Saloon, opposite the is a quiet, gentlemanly few hours can be gently. H. W. Rich, BF, is on deck to dispense i and liqnors, : feof Marysville Parlor, W., are anxious to have the Grand Parlor held Hext year. A committee ed to interview the busiarding the necessary he. Marysville Appeal. convenes at Bakers~ /ameal that is homeputial there ie no better New York Hotel to proouse is under the manbn G. Richards and he Mis as to the welfare of fo connection wi.h the si lass baer hare. nothing. a jar imatina of Lagrel N. D. G. W., last eveni was combined . with ‘every member present Rime. An entertaining insisting of musical and be, recitations and games , after which refresh= ad. bn, who lately returned bas presented Free ® Union Hotel with a sved ivory cane which he “traveling through Jain artistic piece of work. be hollow of the cane is Psword, which would Broue wespon in close ®has placed it among # curios. tt,°a resident: of this e early days died at the yh yesterday. He had § of the institution for are and death was due fe made bis home in dy district for many well liked by the resiBlace. Deceased was a da and aged seventyALL THUS. Know the Momént Information May F nfinite Value. a iderable to avy citi. Maller, Physician; W. D E. Hocngeiberlich, I. E. Iank and R Greene are here from San Francisco. Jobn W. Donnelly, agent for Oyrus Noble whiskey, ie here advocating the merits of that-beverage. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening from below end left this morning for North Bleomfield, Mre. John Hoskings of San Francisco, who has been here for the past mosth as the guest of Mr. and Mre, W. Kistle, returned to her home this morning. A Pleasant Evening Freedom Oircle, No. 8, Companions of the Forest, installed their officers last evening, and an interesting programme was rendered, after which a banquet was partaken of. Mrs. Helen Worms of San Francisco, Grand Chief Companten-of-the Order in California, was present to conduct the ceremonies and. was assisted by Deputy Ohief Companion, Mrs. P. F. Simonds. The othcers installed were: Miss Elsie Thomas,-J,-P.0.0.;. Mra. Nellio Battie, ©. C.; Miss Julta Curry, 8. C.; Beotrice M. Moore, Recording Secretarg; Mra. M. Seith, Financial Secre tary; William Sandow, Treasurer; Mrs. Sweeney, R. G.; Miss N. Baker, L. G., Mra. M. Fisher, I. G.; T. J. Sandow, O. G.; Beatrice M. Moore, Organ‘ ‘Simonds, D. J. Coughlin, 5 or Eady,” “‘Prastecs; “Dr 6. E. . Viaton and H. Dickerman, drugetets,. The programme rendered was as follows: ie oa: Instrumental Solo—Mies Beatrice M. Moore. 7 Vocal Solo—Miss Clara Reynolds. Readina—Mies Olara Nancarrow. Vocal Solo—Miss Mey Tickell. Vocal Solo—H. L. Sweeney. Remarks—Mrs. Seymour of Grass Valley. Vocal Solo—William Sandow. Vocal Solo—D. A. Dailey. Quite a delegation was present from the Grasse Valley Circle. ; Alex-Gaault, the pioneer baker, who bas eufféred with a severe attack of rheumetiem for several months, left here lest Sunday for Robles Springs with the hope of being benefited. Evidently be bas not improved as atelegram was received here this afternoon by O. F. Brayton, requesting that a cot be sent to Oelfax on which to bring Mr. Gault home on this evening’s train. — TO CURE A CoOUGN IN ONE DAY Use Addins’ Irish Mose Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles. 250, 60c. At all druggists. §6-tf. Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just the thing for this cold weather. tf the morning service._Al are ir-vited to these services. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHUROH. Second Sunday after the Epiphany— Services as follows: Holy communion eermon, 1I a. m.; Sunday school acd Bible‘class, 12 80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p. m. Friday: Services as usual, 7 p. m. W.A. Rimer, Rector. A Pleasant Social. The social given at the Methodist church parlors last evening by the . Epworth League proved to be a most enjoyable and successful affair, a very large number of the young people's friends, as well as membere of: the church being present, A fine literary end musics! program was rendered, each number being fendered in a highly meritorious manner. After the program was concluded social games and diversions were provided and the balance of the evening 8 pent insoctal conversation and mirth. Funeral Today. “ The funeral of the late Peter Sheridan took place todep from St, Qan Church and was atiended bg. maby friends of the deceased pioneer. A high requiem mass was offered up for the repose of his sonl, The remains were laid away in the Catholic cemetery in this city. Following were the pall bearers: Dan McOauley, W. G. Richards, O. O. Contan, Archie Nivens, Jobo Dunnicliff, Robert Holland, A New Innovation. L. Hyman has installed a new innovation at his clothing store. It isa registering machine suitable for fifty employes, and each has a number, When an employe leaves the store for any purpose whatever, he or she is required to register the time and again on their return. Mr. Hyman thinks it is a great machine, as by thie means he can ascertain how much time is lost by each employe. ose Tried To Conceal It. It’s the old story of “murder will out” only in thje case there’s no crime, A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’s nothing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down. Don’t deceive yourself. ‘Take Electric Bitters at once, It has a reputation for curing Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and will ‘revivify your whole system. The worst forms of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative power of Electric Bitters. Only 60c, and guar= anteed by W. D. Vivton, Druggist. La Rue’s ‘the physician, 8 a. m.; morning prayer, litany and Compound “‘make’s ‘tick people,” tog; the robust health after wasting disease, the permanent cure _after_the verdict of “incurable” pronounced by These glorious remembrances and blessings, and the happy assurance that Paine’s Celery will be: indelibly graven on the mind as long as life lasts. The victories of Paine’s Celery Com pound over disease in the past year+ a'e supported by thousands of testimonial letters from the best people of the land. Medical journals have noted the blessed work, and physicians have been compelled to endorse the ife-saving virtues of earth’s best medicine. It matters not, dear reader, sabes bad your case may be, give Paine’s Celery Compound an honest

trial, and you will surely share the blessings it has bestowed on others. Diamond Dyes.require no skill—only care and the simple following of directions. They give most valuable resulte. The colors are fast and do not crock. Direction book and 45 dyed samples free. DIAMOND DYES, Burlington, Vt. Mining Suit Filed. A suit has been filed in the United States Oironit Qonrt by the Mabel Mertz Gold Gravel Mining Company against. H. B. McOQormick, E. McQor= tick, W. I. Redding, H. M. Bradley, The defendants were the owners of placer claims In Sierra oounty, and gave an option on the claims to W. T. Briggs. Briggs transferred his interest to the Mabel Mertz Company and the latter was to work the claims continuously, The defendants made a showing in the State courte that the claims were not being worked and secured the return of the property. Now the company sets forth the contention that $8000 was expended in working the claims and that the defendants conspired together to prove that no work had been done, Besides the return of the $8000 the company asks for $20,000 as damages, Domestic Troubles. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by hav Dg Dr. King’s New Life Pille around. Much trouble they save by their Nm reat. work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure, 25c, at Vinton’s Drug Store. BEERS ‘Guaranteed Pure,. None So Good. The Sailors’ Union had-deolared her owner, Charles Nelson of San Francisco, unfair, and also claimed to have @ grievance against the Captain. After being anchored in the barbor for nearly two weeks without a crew the Captain appealed to the United States Government for assistance, claiming bis vessel was in danger and that the Sailors’ Union had threatened him bodily injury. The United States revenve cutter Grant, with a Seattle shipping broker on bosrd, arrived Wednesday night and delivered to the Solano five non-union sailors, Mr. Knox, Sbipping Commissioner for Puget Sound District, signed the crew. She bas a cargo of 1,000,000 feet of lamber ‘for Sydney, Australia. Is s Still Alive. O'Connell, the ‘pogilist who. was 80 seriouely injured in a boxing bout with “Spider” Welch last night, ie gradually becoming conscious andthe atthat he will recover, His condition is such, however, that a thorough examination of hie injuries has not as yet been made, Nothing But the Best. the National Hotel and Annex is to see the best. It is strictly high grade and thoroughly modern, with a view to please their patrens. With commercial travelers and mining men the National Hotel is known as second to none in Northern Oalifornia. ERPEREEAA RAR REAR RAR RRR EE Woodpecker Cigar is no longer an experiment verre tending physicians express the belief The chief alm of the Rector Bros. of . == that everything about their hotel is of and conducted . and ap the northern coast as far sas Granville Channel and the Skeena River. At least two yeseels have gone ashore in the fog. The ore-carrying hulk Richard III, with coacentrates from the Treadwell} mines, Alaska, for Tacoma, is ashore off the mouth of the Fraser river. She cannot be floated with her present cargo, and that is so valuable that it will have to be lightered. The collier Mineola, with a full cargo of coal from Union, B.O., for San Francisco, is ashore near Connox and will also have to be lightered. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local apelced eee as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Kustaehian Tube. When this tabe is inrinse you have a rumbiing sound or ieaperteot poariok and when it is eny closed, D eafoess is the result, peer anless the Naisamaticn can be taken out and this tube restored to ite normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas’s out of tep-are_caused—by-Oatarrb, which is ‘nothing but-an inflamed condition—of the mucous services. 7 We will give One Handred Dollars for any case of Deafuess: (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s — Cure. Send for circulare, ie J. CHENEY & Oo. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 750, Hall’s ‘Family Pills’ are the beat. Harnes’ Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New... Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like: new.. .15 Cents Per Package., VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nats and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Commerotal Street, Nevada Oity Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Everything for the New Year Call in and see our elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. be as represented. Jewelry Repairing our specialty. ol C. J. BRAND, e guarantee our goods to ‘The Jeweler MOO ae ee ed wt. Fifteen Different Vatictien= Just the thing for Parties Ghe Bee Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘0 a a a a Cl adles eoeeee Calt and inspeet our large and new stock of ‘rng FLANNEL WAISTS and SILK WAISTS, nh HaheGuh We are receiving Goods daily SNELL @ FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. lh 8 oat i eer BIRTHDAY GIFTS Jity to know how to be annoying and itchthen that Doan’s Dsitive remedy for all of Sauce _ Sold Everywhere. Pans, Milk Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound NER evada City 4 bv prociamatle. ocery vaiues OY " p for thanks Wb) ary avd «pec fe skip, eczema, ete. ‘relieves and soothes, mony of its merit: ite, miner, Niles street, pect Hill, says: “I had time ago to use Doan’s one of the purposes ivertised ointments are Sure because I had exknowledge of salves © other places by mail h only call makesbifts read in the papeis. bad the lightest effect, paration takes right. . d finally stops an anbothers you all day. }. y at night yon are only recommend it. No one Fneed be the least dabibg to Vinton’s drug store a take a course of the Pall dealers. Price 60 Ceylon Geas re comperatively new Teas to the commerce of the United States, bat sare destined to attain a leading place in — markete, wr grea’ aw For years they bave sh ag steadily disBone. the common ongons (Enoglich golden liquor; fragrant and agreeable, they. blend nicely. with se other teas. Per Pound — Good Ceylon’. -+28 .60 Finest 1 Ceylon «s imported.. Cure Ss a Sure Shot, at . . : DUKE CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce pn the that I bave purvhased the B STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, end to solicit a share of the pablic patronage. I intend to make a number of improvements in the place and to make an earnest effort to please my patrons. Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nats, Oandies, Poultry, eto., will be kept by me. Give me a call, . sa W. MENHENNET ublic tls I maké EE Phetagrapts ° AD Its merit is recognized all over the State Made The . i : Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel’ Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Miace Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Oar own Ormiston Swayze, Physician and:’ Surgeon ——toi— All classes ‘of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations mude. Office houre—Nevada agdtl 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p Grass Meg A : : Mondays, Wedneedars and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 Valley office, Bree Building. Phone West 14 that WATOHES are pre-eminentip appropriate. Besides these we have other Goods, such as., UU UR DOO sam US ee mii Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens # » vu A. & H. W. Ce ee ee WATOAMAKERS and @ great many other articles that make nice presents. H. HARTUNG, Nevada City ‘cm a . Lumber Whether ive a single stick or 100,000: fees we treat you right— PARR ARERR IIA RRR RRIF RI RETIRE IERIE AIOE R EIA AAAI AAAI IAAI DIA AEE ISA IRA IIS ID AIPA IAOEI LELAND AIOF * K * ad B,3 1k : i * * phere. Our 8. F.W “(PAYLOR who has . Petite cn tr en tae Our lumber is as good as can be ae mar Milburn Oo, Baffalo, ¢ feos ours of wos tif. * Nl 66: 9 y . Stroll through our yards and get our:prices. ents for the United ' Tea bast. a fee Is now conducting the Shoemaking . }** mtoga Chipre. . Soe po mf, : sod Repalriog Bio p whore be hue Business for Sale to Right Parties. a 4 eae cy > of} emp or the ary Praits, Mince let ev Coanerwet straicht, semen rs fh af . teen mon Best of material H. & F. L. COOPER, . PIETY HILL LUMBBR YARDS Telephone 521. Electric Cara Paes below Hicks & Dun-. ® : es Nevada City. . ‘ and Wines. r, 50 cents per % me 8 jals fot Nenkegiving and'e r “ Oommerci#! 7. ’ =o ~ used and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. ANTONIO LOLLA Broad s passe . Tap sTha oe Hos N. S. of Md. Found at all first-class} : by Frage ity, office and residence on street. sd Lolla, Shoemaker ahd tahlalabebhaibhenhtaialahe Bags pho: Ce e