January 20, 1902 (4 pages)

i ld at $1, Sony yw reduced ¢ they are in th hing, don’t . rs Ls : deries Underwe; are going —— rial ery rapidly. all gone, Jeweler vada City a 70.0. 1e great Clearal hat, trimmed: always keep 0 istonishing lot Nv sial Street, Nevada pet, Grass Valley. —————————— installed Saturday night, TRANSCRIPT. oes eeeeveee at ten cents per quart 8. j19-tf Button, a brother of A. D. iryman,died last Tuesday . e, Kansas, at the age of ears. Deceased and his 7 near Glenbrook about ago. y night Mesers. Dunlap, jhomas awarded the conthe shaft of the Lecompne. hundred feet to John officers of the Masonic Blue lodge at North San fine programme was enipanquet partaken of. ry work done by the Ney Laundry Association excelled ‘anywhere and ive their washing to them sured that it will be rem sweet and clean, Wm. he local agent. roia, a young miner of ‘was working in the Emturday afternoon and fell down a chate, a disput forty feet: Whem he par on top after quitting h was made and his lifend in the chute, bair cars passed through eek for the Southern PaTwo of them are to run mento. Twelve new vestive and combination cars on turned out of SacraA large number of new are constantly arriving shops. % 8. Welch, formerly of ing Jameg.H. Doolittle, » a few days ago as diorchestra with Freeman minstrels. Damages are account of Doolittle havbr arrested on two occasyes of which he was ac. H. 8. Welch also sues 10,000 damages fer preom entering the dining fusing her accommoda. Nicholas Hotel. prs of Neva Rebekah ood time Saturday night ted by a number of mem‘lodge at Grass Valley. ty Mrs. Lillie Hitchings, Dther grand officers, inNow Numbered With him best, and he-was of a cheerful and ‘dition for a few hours. Andrew Melally is the Dead. ‘Andrew~ McNally, who had been ill for over & 2G. passed away at his home near th/ «gar Loaf this morning at five o’clS. His sickness developed into typheid fever a few weeks ago, and last Wednesday he fell from a chair while sitting at a stove, striking the floor with his -head, This. caused concussion of the brain, and the sufferer lingered in a delirons con-. dition until the final summons came. The injury sustained by the fall made his case a peculiar one,and retarded any favorable symptoms of recovery. . The deceased became faint and fell as stated above, which, of course, added . doubly to hie sufferirgs. . Andrew, better known to bis friends as “Span” McoNelly, was born and raised in this city. His father, James McNally, who died.a few months ago, was an early settler here and -well known to the old-timers. “Span” is well spoken of Ly those who knew jovial disposition—ever ready to give or-take a joke. He was true to his friends, who greatly regret his passing from their midst while yet in his prime. The deceased leaves two sisters, Mrs. Oharies. Steffen, of Nevada City, and Mrs. Durand, of Sacramento; a brother, William MoNally, two half brothers, ‘Victor and Robert Gates, besides his mother; He was aged 33 years and 10 days. . : Victor Gates, who was present when Mr. McNally breathed his last, became overcome by the shock and remained in a semi-unconscious conTrustees Mecl. A special meeting ef the City Trustees was held last Saturday night, and the Broad-street bridge matter was discussed. Manager Fairchild, appeared in behalf of the Traction company, and presented a claim — for $615 79, which amount was paid out by him for work on the three bridges You” will be given st the Auditorium in Grass Valley tonight andtomorrow night. This laugh-provoking play. is having a big run, and it-is produced by a strong company of comedians. . Miss May Vokes and Charles W. Bowser, who are great footlight favorites, dere the leading members of the eombination; and they never fail to please. The performance from start to finish is made up of comical situations, funny sayings and general mirth. The press speaks very highly of this first-class. combination, and there are few traveling companies that have scored such a great hit before the public. Many of the popular songs of the day will be~given at each performance, and there will be no end. to the fan.”A special car will be ron and the fare for the round trip deducted from the price of admission. This is an inducement in itself te atiend the play, and many of our theater-goers are arranging to go down. The general admission is 50 cents. Reserved. seate, 75 cents and $1. ,Seate-on sale at J. M. Foley’s. Going and Coming. E. F. Goding is over from You Bet. Lew Evans is over from North Saa Juan. J. M. Seott;-thé extract man, is in town. , Prof. John Tilton is o¥ér from the Cleveland mine. __ : BE. J. Shand arrived here last night from Obico. : Miss Shaver left yesterday to visit friends and relatives at Loyalton. George Conley of Moore’s Fiat left yesterday for Tonapah, Nevada. Mrs. E. 8. Parke has returned from a visit to Sacramento, Mrs. ¥. Beaumont of San Francisco is here visiting relatives. at Downieville. E. H. Armstrong was over from Grass Valley yesterday in the interests ef the ball game at Watt Park tomorrow, Conrad Grissel left yesterday for Placerville te visit hie son, Frank Grissel, who is now conducting a butcher shop at that place. pas follows: P.G., Miss ; N. G., Fanny Nickless; Wilburt Thomas; R. 8, p Hothersol; Treasurer, nlich; F. 8, Mrs. Luke 3s Jane Sandow; W., Mise G., Charles Trediniek; I. nie Sandow; R. ‘8. N. G., itchings. L. 8. N. G, Mrs. R. 8. V.G., Mrs. Mary 5. V. G., Mrs. Annie Ben§., Miss Mamie Harry. §., Miss Sallie Groves; ss Minnie Kinkead; 2nd Martha Lane; 3d B. B., > Tredinnick; 4th B.B., Groves; organist, Miss man; drillmaster, George ine Ranges. Turner, the hardware placed in stock a fine line prsal Steel Ranges, which Stured by Gibben, Sexton icago, Ill. These -popular beth durable and ornaHes being modern in style. ovided with fancy nickel nnet be excelled in point ll and see them. . Wanted a fo plain needlework for we furnish materials and per week. Send stamped Standard~Co., Indiana zo, Ill. 2t a Glasst e best by men e them. tomers. TUN NEVADA‘ sor . Mid SM bps the Cough forks Oft the Cold mo-Quinine Tablets cure day. No Cure, No Pay on Boxes a Year. one; in 1900, 6,000,000 Cascarets Candy CaPp into popularity. The ast their verdict. Best he bowels in the world. PIoc. 2 lation of Nevada City and we would say at ® troubled with some throat and lungs, as are, according to stamerous than any others. ise all rot to neglect the D call on their drugbottle of Kemps Balsam & and lungs. Price 25c size free. For sale by sole agent. Take Notiec, . due Snell & Fleming 902, must be settled imd from thie date forhust be settled monthly amount on our books, that it shall be paid up Syne. & Femina, within the city limits. The total cost of the work was $1185.10, of which amount the city has paid $569.89, Mr. Fairchild stated that his claim was exclusive of the freight on the iron material, which was $63. However, he was willing to call the matter square, provided the city euthorities were likewise disposed. Trustees Rogers, Hill and Gault contend that of the amount turned in by the Traction company nearly all of it was expemded on the Broad-street bridge, and refused to vote for the proposition. What the future will bring about in this matter ig the all-absorbing question. al The best half and half can be found ‘at the Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5ots per glass. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungé developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. sole agent. ° The Great Black Patti @nd 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an Charles Pain, assisted by D. E, Morgan, acting as Marshal, installed the J. W.; P. H. Butler, 8S. D.; Heury GerTyler. R.A. M., by P. H. P. D. E. Morgan, J. D, MeBride, H. P.; Frederick Bank, ‘Myers, 0, of H.; Geofge W. Ray, P. 8.; monies Held at North Oa last Giterde) evening P.M. owing as officers of Manzanita ¥F. & A. M.: 3. 8. McBride, W. -; Fred Bank, 8S. W.; Thomas Harris, man, J. D.; John German, Treas.; Jno. Trood, Secy.; Geo. W. Ray, Stew.; RB. A. Thomas, Stew.; Wm. Dunning, ler. . The following were installed as officers of Manzanita Ohapter, No, 42, assisted by Wm, Giffin acting Marshal. K.; P. H. Butler, §.; John German, Treas.; John Trood, Secretary; J. P. Charles Paine, R.A. O,; Al J. Wood, M. 8d Vail; Thos. Harris, M 2nd Vail; Henry German, M. Ist Vail; Wm. Dunning, Guard. After the installation ceremonies had been concluded, a fine banquet at the National Hotel, was partaken of, and F. L. Arbogast, Wo, Giffin, D. E. Morgan and--Wm. Wasonie Lodge Gere-. /EHMANN ¢ Have Arrived > 2 ba dadadind U L [ . E S EHMANN Gro. C. GAYLORD @. SON,= ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. _ PHONE: 551. BROAD STREET Tomorrow afternoon Watt Park will be the scene of a lively baseball game when the celebrated All-Americans and a picked nine cross bats._ The big event is the talk of Grass Valley and this city, and the attendaace promizes to surpass any turn out of the kind that bas been seen in this section for years. Time will be called promptly at two o’clock. Don’t miss it. A Woman’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save your life and that is through an oper—— The following business was transacted in thé Superior Court to-day, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: A Matteson vs. T. J. Waggoner et al. ditional time in which to file answer to ceased, Petition for probate of will. Demurrer to probate of will overruled. Ten days granted in behalf of Susan Sullivan to file answer to petition. Estate and -guardianship of Annie Helwig. Order granting defendant 10 days adEstate of John W. Downing, deNinth annusl account of had an excellent time. Saw Death Near. (Meservey who attended, report having ation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Hunt of: Lime.Ridge Wis., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had formed and J.J. Ottand Henry Guenther settled, allowed and approved. . Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They Drait Received. SacramMEnro, January 20—Governor Gage has received a draft on the United States Treasury in the sum of $&8,244.86 for payment of the California United States volunteers from the date of enrdéliment to the date of or of rejectment, incidental to the Spanish-American war. Of this amount the Firet Infantry Regiment bas 795 vouchers in the sum of $14,892; the Sixth Regiment, 395 vouchers for $9,108; the Seventh Regiment, 559 vouchers for $11;949; the Eighth Regiment, 884 vouchers for $21,028, and Battery C, 67. vouchets for $1,235.50. Undertaking Notice. { muster into the United States service, “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. CO. Overstreet, of Elgin,: Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lun would collapse.\ Good doctors said she was so far e.wilh Consumption that no medi or earthly help could save her, but a friend recom: mended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persistent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely —— for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $1 at W. D. she constantly began to use wholly cured her. Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Oures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Try it. Only 50 cts. For sale by. rew worse, Then she lectric Bitters. which It’s a wonderful Guaranteed. . D. Vinton. were raised and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s . Prunes. $ oll-tf The next time you call for a drink try Gilt Edge whiskey, beeause it is pure. . srrvreververereeeseeseesnrvero eernerenrververververserenrserstr erty John Mitchell, who has been to San Francisco, returned today to his home . Viuton’s. Trial botties free. ? Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than. last night from San Francisco. . The gentleman is looking after his mining interests in this vicinity. Willy. Wolf of Forest City arrived ‘here last night from San Francisco and will return home tomorrow. Mrs, C. E. Tegler, who has been visiting in Oregon, is expected to return home this evening. M. L Marsh, the lumberman, has returned from a visit to his daughter at Sacramento. C. 0. Mitchell and family of Olifton, Arizona, and Mias Nellie Morn of Sap Francisco are visiting here. Ed. Arthur, wife and daughters will leave tomorrow for a visit at the Bay. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. clean house. Troubadours WILL APPEAR AT Nevada Theater "4 FLPND MIST” JOHN RUCKER, the “Alabama Blosom,” with a coterie of fan-makers, sustain the Oomedy features. and BLACK PATTI and a quartette of vocal soloists with a grand chorus of thirty well trained. voices, renders a series of operatic selectioné in ; eostumes and with scenery which has created a veritable sensation. (MF Secure your seats at Foley’s. We are Now Engaged in making extensive improvements ’ in our Oandy Kitchen which will rovide better facilities for manu‘acturing our goods. I will not ' only keep i my standard of goods “but will add a r line of Creams and Chocolates, besides the best of ‘Plain and French Mixed Confectionery. Oandies are a luxury, ~and-I believe it-is not how cheap, but how-good. wes CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City. 4 MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 27.1 find them. Stale Coffee? . We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. wMAKING FRIENDS. know. 43442222 13 Commercial Streetss The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day. Retain old friends besides. Try our Celebrated Spanish Panoche and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we ROLBY’S Nevada City. . The Support of @ Family. comes from the grocery store. The meat merket can only. be considered an occasional contributor. Srocertes from my store will support the family inthe best manner at minimum cost. All goods are of excellent quality—we don’t buy cheap stuff—and prices on each article are shaved to within a few cents of cost. Try some of them. Grocer, Sonmerte! Suet. Beere stock taking we are going to e are going to clear our store of all odds and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and: Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut prices. of good values awaits at less than cost. all. = Cor. Broad & s Pine Streets, . Nevada City. Tel. Main 791 BJQ ONE In the Furnishing Goods a harvest you. Odds and ends All of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you Store Closes at 7:30. pew 7 we ; Two interesting Grocery Items. Westphalia Ham, Ib: 15 cents”; ly Boneless. pein, Ceenky, Lane L. The Hams are well cured—the best in the but for frying as well. smoked meat line for the price. Intended not only for beiling, . 000000000000 Saratoga Chips, Ib. 25 cents : We sell these in winter as well as summer. A handy article of food these mornings—fresh and crisp. Chas. E. Mulloy Broad Street, Newada City. The Red Front j Main Street, & ( Grass Valley. & @ Tei. Main 751 § PRICG. CLOTHIGRS , Grocer SIGOURNEY, Cash ——FOR SALE BY Try { 1a He's Headache Pouce FINE MILLINERY. Dry Goods, : Fancy Goods, etc. . A special invitation is extended to alt t ; to visit my store and see these Soods. Fé Crawford ) . t. Joho Hocking respectfully informs the people of Nevada City that he has opened Undertaking Parlors at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. There will be a representative here who will be found at -the above place at any hour of the day or night. Mr. Hocking will personally conduct all fanerals. Telephone, West 24. j13-tf EEE Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf _ Unless a man has bibbed up against the rough side of life he never accomplishes mach, A TOOTH BRUSH is an indispensable article. We-afiow a —— assortment at all prices, 5 to 50c. We have adult's »rushes in hard, jum and soft es. Chii‘ren’s sizes in medium and soft bristles. Allof our better grade brushes are. teed: If found in “any Way defective we icé cheerfully. ee oe me da ving M i mois Vests for Men anc Frost King Boys, made of Chamois lined with flannel. Chamois Vests for Women Fr ost Queen and Girls, made of Chamois covered with French flannel. Perfect protection against cold and sudden all chest and lung troubles. Just the thing for children going to school, Price, $3.00. Childreu’s sizes, $2.00. GET THEM AT Vinton’ Drug Store ——— Bargains —— WeMust Have Room We ave a stock of ! Bargains [ : Spring Goods on the way and in order to make room for it we have made a Big Reduction in all our Winter Goods. We have determined to close them all out. get your choice. you will get. SNELL © Call now and You will be surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada-City. t Hfllo : SMOKERS . I] Try Pride of Virginia Cut Plug Smoking ‘Tobacco. In cans 10 and 20 cents each. OGhe Bee Ftwve Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. i. @ should be as white and immaculate as Easter lilies, and with the same beautiful finish that makes them look like frosted snow. Our Perfect methods of laundry work are the only ones that will insure this-to "you if you want it spotless and faultless in its beauty. Our work is unriv— afled. Test: it and it will be proven. changes—against coughs, colds, pneumonia and . NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Hi. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada @lty -

i ld at $1, Sony yw reduced ¢ they are in th hing, don’t . rs Ls : deries Underwe; are going —— rial ery rapidly. all gone, Jeweler vada City a 70.0. 1e great Clearal hat, trimmed: always keep 0 istonishing lot Nv sial Street, Nevada pet, Grass Valley. —————————— installed Saturday night, TRANSCRIPT. oes eeeeveee at ten cents per quart 8. j19-tf Button, a brother of A. D. iryman,died last Tuesday . e, Kansas, at the age of ears. Deceased and his 7 near Glenbrook about ago. y night Mesers. Dunlap, jhomas awarded the conthe shaft of the Lecompne. hundred feet to John officers of the Masonic Blue lodge at North San fine programme was enipanquet partaken of. ry work done by the Ney Laundry Association excelled ‘anywhere and ive their washing to them sured that it will be rem sweet and clean, Wm. he local agent. roia, a young miner of ‘was working in the Emturday afternoon and fell down a chate, a disput forty feet: Whem he par on top after quitting h was made and his lifend in the chute, bair cars passed through eek for the Southern PaTwo of them are to run mento. Twelve new vestive and combination cars on turned out of SacraA large number of new are constantly arriving shops. % 8. Welch, formerly of ing Jameg.H. Doolittle, » a few days ago as diorchestra with Freeman minstrels. Damages are account of Doolittle havbr arrested on two occasyes of which he was ac. H. 8. Welch also sues 10,000 damages fer preom entering the dining fusing her accommoda. Nicholas Hotel. prs of Neva Rebekah ood time Saturday night ted by a number of mem‘lodge at Grass Valley. ty Mrs. Lillie Hitchings, Dther grand officers, inNow Numbered With him best, and he-was of a cheerful and ‘dition for a few hours. Andrew Melally is the Dead. ‘Andrew~ McNally, who had been ill for over & 2G. passed away at his home near th/ «gar Loaf this morning at five o’clS. His sickness developed into typheid fever a few weeks ago, and last Wednesday he fell from a chair while sitting at a stove, striking the floor with his -head, This. caused concussion of the brain, and the sufferer lingered in a delirons con-. dition until the final summons came. The injury sustained by the fall made his case a peculiar one,and retarded any favorable symptoms of recovery. . The deceased became faint and fell as stated above, which, of course, added . doubly to hie sufferirgs. . Andrew, better known to bis friends as “Span” McoNelly, was born and raised in this city. His father, James McNally, who died.a few months ago, was an early settler here and -well known to the old-timers. “Span” is well spoken of Ly those who knew jovial disposition—ever ready to give or-take a joke. He was true to his friends, who greatly regret his passing from their midst while yet in his prime. The deceased leaves two sisters, Mrs. Oharies. Steffen, of Nevada City, and Mrs. Durand, of Sacramento; a brother, William MoNally, two half brothers, ‘Victor and Robert Gates, besides his mother; He was aged 33 years and 10 days. . : Victor Gates, who was present when Mr. McNally breathed his last, became overcome by the shock and remained in a semi-unconscious conTrustees Mecl. A special meeting ef the City Trustees was held last Saturday night, and the Broad-street bridge matter was discussed. Manager Fairchild, appeared in behalf of the Traction company, and presented a claim — for $615 79, which amount was paid out by him for work on the three bridges You” will be given st the Auditorium in Grass Valley tonight andtomorrow night. This laugh-provoking play. is having a big run, and it-is produced by a strong company of comedians. . Miss May Vokes and Charles W. Bowser, who are great footlight favorites, dere the leading members of the eombination; and they never fail to please. The performance from start to finish is made up of comical situations, funny sayings and general mirth. The press speaks very highly of this first-class. combination, and there are few traveling companies that have scored such a great hit before the public. Many of the popular songs of the day will be~given at each performance, and there will be no end. to the fan.”A special car will be ron and the fare for the round trip deducted from the price of admission. This is an inducement in itself te atiend the play, and many of our theater-goers are arranging to go down. The general admission is 50 cents. Reserved. seate, 75 cents and $1. ,Seate-on sale at J. M. Foley’s. Going and Coming. E. F. Goding is over from You Bet. Lew Evans is over from North Saa Juan. J. M. Seott;-thé extract man, is in town. , Prof. John Tilton is o¥ér from the Cleveland mine. __ : BE. J. Shand arrived here last night from Obico. : Miss Shaver left yesterday to visit friends and relatives at Loyalton. George Conley of Moore’s Fiat left yesterday for Tonapah, Nevada. Mrs. E. 8. Parke has returned from a visit to Sacramento, Mrs. ¥. Beaumont of San Francisco is here visiting relatives. at Downieville. E. H. Armstrong was over from Grass Valley yesterday in the interests ef the ball game at Watt Park tomorrow, Conrad Grissel left yesterday for Placerville te visit hie son, Frank Grissel, who is now conducting a butcher shop at that place. pas follows: P.G., Miss ; N. G., Fanny Nickless; Wilburt Thomas; R. 8, p Hothersol; Treasurer, nlich; F. 8, Mrs. Luke 3s Jane Sandow; W., Mise G., Charles Trediniek; I. nie Sandow; R. ‘8. N. G., itchings. L. 8. N. G, Mrs. R. 8. V.G., Mrs. Mary 5. V. G., Mrs. Annie Ben§., Miss Mamie Harry. §., Miss Sallie Groves; ss Minnie Kinkead; 2nd Martha Lane; 3d B. B., > Tredinnick; 4th B.B., Groves; organist, Miss man; drillmaster, George ine Ranges. Turner, the hardware placed in stock a fine line prsal Steel Ranges, which Stured by Gibben, Sexton icago, Ill. These -popular beth durable and ornaHes being modern in style. ovided with fancy nickel nnet be excelled in point ll and see them. . Wanted a fo plain needlework for we furnish materials and per week. Send stamped Standard~Co., Indiana zo, Ill. 2t a Glasst e best by men e them. tomers. TUN NEVADA‘ sor . Mid SM bps the Cough forks Oft the Cold mo-Quinine Tablets cure day. No Cure, No Pay on Boxes a Year. one; in 1900, 6,000,000 Cascarets Candy CaPp into popularity. The ast their verdict. Best he bowels in the world. PIoc. 2 lation of Nevada City and we would say at ® troubled with some throat and lungs, as are, according to stamerous than any others. ise all rot to neglect the D call on their drugbottle of Kemps Balsam & and lungs. Price 25c size free. For sale by sole agent. Take Notiec, . due Snell & Fleming 902, must be settled imd from thie date forhust be settled monthly amount on our books, that it shall be paid up Syne. & Femina, within the city limits. The total cost of the work was $1185.10, of which amount the city has paid $569.89, Mr. Fairchild stated that his claim was exclusive of the freight on the iron material, which was $63. However, he was willing to call the matter square, provided the city euthorities were likewise disposed. Trustees Rogers, Hill and Gault contend that of the amount turned in by the Traction company nearly all of it was expemded on the Broad-street bridge, and refused to vote for the proposition. What the future will bring about in this matter ig the all-absorbing question. al The best half and half can be found ‘at the Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5ots per glass. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungé developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. sole agent. ° The Great Black Patti @nd 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an Charles Pain, assisted by D. E, Morgan, acting as Marshal, installed the J. W.; P. H. Butler, 8S. D.; Heury GerTyler. R.A. M., by P. H. P. D. E. Morgan, J. D, MeBride, H. P.; Frederick Bank, ‘Myers, 0, of H.; Geofge W. Ray, P. 8.; monies Held at North Oa last Giterde) evening P.M. owing as officers of Manzanita ¥F. & A. M.: 3. 8. McBride, W. -; Fred Bank, 8S. W.; Thomas Harris, man, J. D.; John German, Treas.; Jno. Trood, Secy.; Geo. W. Ray, Stew.; RB. A. Thomas, Stew.; Wm. Dunning, ler. . The following were installed as officers of Manzanita Ohapter, No, 42, assisted by Wm, Giffin acting Marshal. K.; P. H. Butler, §.; John German, Treas.; John Trood, Secretary; J. P. Charles Paine, R.A. O,; Al J. Wood, M. 8d Vail; Thos. Harris, M 2nd Vail; Henry German, M. Ist Vail; Wm. Dunning, Guard. After the installation ceremonies had been concluded, a fine banquet at the National Hotel, was partaken of, and F. L. Arbogast, Wo, Giffin, D. E. Morgan and--Wm. Wasonie Lodge Gere-. /EHMANN ¢ Have Arrived > 2 ba dadadind U L [ . E S EHMANN

Gro. C. GAYLORD @. SON,= ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. _ PHONE: 551. BROAD STREET Tomorrow afternoon Watt Park will be the scene of a lively baseball game when the celebrated All-Americans and a picked nine cross bats._ The big event is the talk of Grass Valley and this city, and the attendaace promizes to surpass any turn out of the kind that bas been seen in this section for years. Time will be called promptly at two o’clock. Don’t miss it. A Woman’s Awful Peril. “There is only one chance to save your life and that is through an oper—— The following business was transacted in thé Superior Court to-day, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: A Matteson vs. T. J. Waggoner et al. ditional time in which to file answer to ceased, Petition for probate of will. Demurrer to probate of will overruled. Ten days granted in behalf of Susan Sullivan to file answer to petition. Estate and -guardianship of Annie Helwig. Order granting defendant 10 days adEstate of John W. Downing, deNinth annusl account of had an excellent time. Saw Death Near. (Meservey who attended, report having ation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Hunt of: Lime.Ridge Wis., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had formed and J.J. Ottand Henry Guenther settled, allowed and approved. . Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They Drait Received. SacramMEnro, January 20—Governor Gage has received a draft on the United States Treasury in the sum of $&8,244.86 for payment of the California United States volunteers from the date of enrdéliment to the date of or of rejectment, incidental to the Spanish-American war. Of this amount the Firet Infantry Regiment bas 795 vouchers in the sum of $14,892; the Sixth Regiment, 395 vouchers for $9,108; the Seventh Regiment, 559 vouchers for $11;949; the Eighth Regiment, 884 vouchers for $21,028, and Battery C, 67. vouchets for $1,235.50. Undertaking Notice. { muster into the United States service, “st often made my heart ache,” writes L. CO. Overstreet, of Elgin,: Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak and sore lun would collapse.\ Good doctors said she was so far e.wilh Consumption that no medi or earthly help could save her, but a friend recom: mended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persistent use of this excellent medicine saved her life.” It’s absolutely —— for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat and Lung diseases. 50c and $1 at W. D. she constantly began to use wholly cured her. Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Oures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Try it. Only 50 cts. For sale by. rew worse, Then she lectric Bitters. which It’s a wonderful Guaranteed. . D. Vinton. were raised and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s . Prunes. $ oll-tf The next time you call for a drink try Gilt Edge whiskey, beeause it is pure. . srrvreververereeeseeseesnrvero eernerenrververververserenrserstr erty John Mitchell, who has been to San Francisco, returned today to his home . Viuton’s. Trial botties free. ? Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than. last night from San Francisco. . The gentleman is looking after his mining interests in this vicinity. Willy. Wolf of Forest City arrived ‘here last night from San Francisco and will return home tomorrow. Mrs, C. E. Tegler, who has been visiting in Oregon, is expected to return home this evening. M. L Marsh, the lumberman, has returned from a visit to his daughter at Sacramento. C. 0. Mitchell and family of Olifton, Arizona, and Mias Nellie Morn of Sap Francisco are visiting here. Ed. Arthur, wife and daughters will leave tomorrow for a visit at the Bay. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. clean house. Troubadours WILL APPEAR AT Nevada Theater "4 FLPND MIST” JOHN RUCKER, the “Alabama Blosom,” with a coterie of fan-makers, sustain the Oomedy features. and BLACK PATTI and a quartette of vocal soloists with a grand chorus of thirty well trained. voices, renders a series of operatic selectioné in ; eostumes and with scenery which has created a veritable sensation. (MF Secure your seats at Foley’s. We are Now Engaged in making extensive improvements ’ in our Oandy Kitchen which will rovide better facilities for manu‘acturing our goods. I will not ' only keep i my standard of goods “but will add a r line of Creams and Chocolates, besides the best of ‘Plain and French Mixed Confectionery. Oandies are a luxury, ~and-I believe it-is not how cheap, but how-good. wes CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City. 4 MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 27.1 find them. Stale Coffee? .. We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. wMAKING FRIENDS.. know. 43442222 13 Commercial Streetss The CANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day. Retain old friends besides. Try our Celebrated Spanish Panoche and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we ROLBY’S Nevada City. . The Support of @ Family.. comes from the grocery store. The meat merket can only. be considered an occasional contributor. Srocertes from my store will support the family inthe best manner at minimum cost. All goods are of excellent quality—we don’t buy cheap stuff—and prices on each article are shaved to within a few cents of cost. Try some of them. Grocer, Sonmerte! Suet. Beere stock taking we are going to e are going to clear our store of all odds and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and: Youth’s Clothing will be sold at cut prices. of good values awaits at less than cost. all. = Cor. Broad & s Pine Streets, . Nevada City. Tel. Main 791 BJQ ONE In the Furnishing Goods a harvest you. Odds and ends All of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you Store Closes at 7:30. pew 7 we ; Two interesting Grocery Items. Westphalia Ham, Ib: 15 cents”; ly Boneless. pein, Ceenky, Lane L. The Hams are well cured—the best in the but for frying as well. smoked meat line for the price. Intended not only for beiling, . 000000000000 Saratoga Chips, Ib. 25 cents : We sell these in winter as well as summer. A handy article of food these mornings—fresh and crisp. Chas. E. Mulloy Broad Street, Newada City. The Red Front j Main Street, & ( Grass Valley. & @ Tei. Main 751 § PRICG. CLOTHIGRS , Grocer SIGOURNEY, Cash ——FOR SALE BY Try { 1a He's Headache Pouce FINE MILLINERY. Dry Goods, : Fancy Goods, etc. . A special invitation is extended to alt t ; to visit my store and see these Soods. Fé Crawford ) . t. Joho Hocking respectfully informs the people of Nevada City that he has opened Undertaking Parlors at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. There will be a representative here who will be found at -the above place at any hour of the day or night. Mr. Hocking will personally conduct all fanerals. Telephone, West 24. j13-tf EEE Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf _ Unless a man has bibbed up against the rough side of life he never accomplishes mach, A TOOTH BRUSH is an indispensable article. We-afiow a —— assortment at all prices, 5 to 50c. We have adult's »rushes in hard, jum and soft es. Chii‘ren’s sizes in medium and soft bristles. Allof our better grade brushes are. teed: If found in “any Way defective we icé cheerfully. ee oe me da ving M i mois Vests for Men anc Frost King Boys, made of Chamois lined with flannel. Chamois Vests for Women Fr ost Queen and Girls, made of Chamois covered with French flannel. Perfect protection against cold and sudden all chest and lung troubles. Just the thing for children going to school, Price, $3.00. Childreu’s sizes, $2.00. GET THEM AT Vinton’ Drug Store ——— Bargains —— WeMust Have Room We ave a stock of ! Bargains [ : Spring Goods on the way and in order to make room for it we have made a Big Reduction in all our Winter Goods. We have determined to close them all out. get your choice. you will get. SNELL © Call now and You will be surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada-City. t Hfllo : SMOKERS . I] Try Pride of Virginia Cut Plug Smoking ‘Tobacco. In cans 10 and 20 cents each. OGhe Bee Ftwve Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. i. @ should be as white and immaculate as Easter lilies, and with the same beautiful finish that makes them look like frosted snow. Our Perfect methods of laundry work are the only ones that will insure this-to "you if you want it spotless and faultless in its beauty. Our work is unriv— afled. Test: it and it will be proven. changes—against coughs, colds, pneumonia and . NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Hi. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada @lty -