January 23, 1903 (4 pages)

Rights, Fy 22.—The right , ospect for gold » Eastern Siberia fithin the area an; lering on Behring ean giving as a development western Siberia 6 ‘ivileges have been » ican prospectors ag news of this con of the Company cy ablegram from Jy ty, the American m ' the corporation, \ccidenta nuary 22nd:—Bol 1m Guadalajara, ibably fatally wounj y.named Oballe, at near Santa Anita, y 1. The peon is gaia le to be crazy, g was accidental, the boy’s body Snowfal ‘ado, January 22 —' f the Winter has fa slope during the 3. Fn some places 1 inches deep, Ag Grande tracks in delayed traffic sey ‘dad is now open, . —9@e-yses for which whi @ Moore” will g y other. Its purity its quality Witho = t 4 won’t be here . now 8o ceuts. 25, now 90 cent 50, now $1.10. now $1.40. 50, now $1.75. XY, you to come é ?f come. HE TRANSCRIPT IDAYs.ee0ee Agar 28,1908) ; L. Hinman is ap from Wheatoe ao a WR BEST mopeereemnmnamnmssmrnsr Shears, Scis~ h this brand too soft. or the KEEN NER E Nevada City RIES ch. We wn as Bs, Ly. of ourwelcome. RNEY City. (SAL ENTION ily Record of the} Doings of Our People. R. Waliis is here from Spenceville. Wallace Glass Blowers Will Visit Nevada Next Week, ee The Wallace glass blowers are one : of the most noted ‘organizations travéling. Whatever can be woven, spun, turned or twisted out of glase, whatever the onlooker may wish the glass blower to impart to the delicate subPhanomeloy is herefrom Berke~. stance under his touch, that. will the oe McOoy is down from Alleny. a _ W. Spencer is here from San neisco. eee ‘ chard Ohegwidden returned. this ning from Truckee. re. Tesler of Mountain House wa rrival here last evening. red E. Brown left this evening for land to visit his family, iss Annie Plummer is confined to house with a severe cold. . A. Harrison of the Gaston Ridge e came down last evening. . Stauffer of Sacramanto is here as guest of William Reynolds. ; 8. Goldberg of SanFrancisco ar ‘here on last evening’s train, arles Godfrey left this morning hicago Park where he has a posiiss Veronica Gaffney of Piety Hill, city, is said to be very ill with let fever. _ t' Johnson left this morning for a, Nevada, where he hag secured a ative position, a.N.J. Webber and children, who. — been visiting at San Francisco, roed home Jast evening. . C. Thomas and wife of Oakland ved here last evening on a visit to and Mrs. Moses Bernheim, . M. Baruh arrived here this morn rom the State of Nevada oa a visit 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baruh, 88 Gladys Scribner of Oroville, has been to B'ue Tent as the guest er aunt, Mrs, William Moody, yeWallace blowere do for the people of Nevada City. The creations of these artists are wonderful little ornaments of ‘a most intricate nature. Things that the uninformed would think would require days of toil and care are turned out under the eyes of the crowd in a few moments, and to the delight and surprise of the visitor. The trinkets that would cost a dollar in a novelty store are handed. out to the visitors as souvenirs, Every visitor gets one. Their coming to Nevada City is a great treat, and the people interested in art should not miss the opportunity to see the dextrous handling of the brittle metal, the weaving of plastic designs from mother glass—the creation of things of beauty from mere stems in an incredibly short time, Every visitor gets a present made of glass, free. ig Commencing Tuesday and continuing all week at Armory Hall.Admiesion 16 cents, children 10 cents. Everybody receives a handsome souvenir free of charge. The old saying that delays are dangerous, was never More clearly shown than in a fatal accident which befell a miner near Auburn last-week, The last iesue of the Aubura Republican contained the following item in regard to it: “John W. White lost his life under a mass of caving earth in his mine {in Auburn ravine on Wednesday of last week. The accident was the reed home this morning. She was}sult of delay in properly timbering the mpanied by Mrs. Moody, __ uel Andrews, & former employe . © National hotel but who is now. ident of Sacramento, arrived here evening on a visit to his folks, Andrews was accompanied by his eph E. Bernard and his brother, » last evening received news that father was critically ill and not ected to live, at Forbestown. They mmediately by private conveyance in attendance at his bedside. Manderscheid, formerly of the n Drug Store, left this morning an Francisco on his way to Southalifornia where he will spend the er. Inthe Spring it is Mr. Manheid’s intention to retain here proceed to Sierra county where he engage in developing bis mining sts there, Perinteudent E. R. Abadie reed last evening from a business to San Francisco, MEASURE OF MERIT, ada City Citizens Should eigh' Well This Evidence, ‘oof of merit lies in the evidence. nvincing evidence in Nevdda City. Not the testimony of strangers. : the endorsement of Nevada City 8, * Us the kind of proof given here, statement of a Nevada City cities O. White, miner, Niles street, Clay, Prospect Hill, says: “Tf all ats of Nevada City annoyed with Cross.the back and a weakness action of the ‘kidney secretions ® a8 undoubted benefit as I refrom Doan’s Kidney Pills proat Vinton’s drug store, then kidOmplaint in any of its various heed have no terrors for anyone ill take a course of the treatment ® strengthening and curative remThe weakness and lameness the small of my back accom pay urinary difficulty was very apt. When they ceased after takn’s Kidney , Pills, I am only Sased to recommend the prepasale by all dealers. Price 60 Foster Milburn Qo, Buffalo, » Sole agents for the United ember the name—Doan’s—and oO substitate. Perens Th> Curse of Womankind and nervous headadhie, Sherene Oure alves instant reures. Tormlees. euadeie nae & box. It cures neuralgia, box guaranteed. Fors 80, sole agent. ois — ” . . Cold Storage Meats ppecial first-clas: you should poser sly ros, Commercial street. The f beef, pork, motton and lamb arker, e2l-tf — seat {tmine. It was known to be unsafe. and it had“ teen the liteation “of ‘the deceased and hie half brother, Ira M. Thorp, to attend to the timbering work during the noon hour; but about ten minutes before that time the accident occurred,” ; Gold Medal Contest A grand gold medal contest will take place in the M. E, church at Sacramento:this evening under the ausPices of the W. C. T, U.: All the contestants will be young ladies who new hold‘gold medals won in former com petitions. Miss Olara Nancarrow of this city will be one of the participante, her subject being “The Drunkard’s Defense.” The recitations will be interspersed with music,’ ; Coyote Scalps. The Ways and Means Committee of the Assembly yesterday reported favorably a large batch of bills, the majority of which were for coyote scalp bounties. The coyote ecalp bills thus passed upon aggregate the sum of $97,665. Dillion vs. Dillon. The case of Dillon vs, Dillon, involving title to a one-half interest in the 16to 1 mine at Washington, which has occupied the attention of the Superior Court for several days, is still on trial. Prank Dillon has been on the witness stand for five days. Domestic Troubles. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pille around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure, 250, at Vinton’s Drug Store. Business Locals. Loveland ia now selling his famoa bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. If you desire a fine hot mixed drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is ‘tendered all visitors Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invites all to call on him. 481-tf For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffsiger . Fenian cmncsza emma A Fatal Delay. .from John R. Walcott, a Mining Engineer of New York City, asking for in= formation as to the extent of the iron deposits of Nevada county. He is promoting a company with a view of developing the iron induetry of this State. There is known to be a lerge deposit of iron ore in the lower part of Nevada county, and there are no doubt others. If the owners of fren deposits would write toMr. John RB. Walcott, care J, Trowbridge Bailey, Mining Engineer, New York City, New their advantage, . To Make Exhibhs. The Supervisors of several counties of the State have levied a special tax tising, exhibition and immigration purposes, and the understanding ie that a part of this fund is to be expended in preparing, installing and maintaining an exhibit of their pro-~ ducts at the Lou‘siana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis during™the summer of 1904. No doubt the Supervisline a8.we have many and varied re sources which should be advertised to the world. Se ge Pi ce Masquerade Ball. Everything seems to .indicate. that the Masquerade Ball to be given by Oo. O, N. G. O., on Friday evening, February 20th, will far surpass all previous ‘efforts of this kind in the county. The committees are hard at work making the necessary arrangements, and as this will be the annual ball of Company C, the boys should receive every encouragement from our citizens. The prizes this year will be finer and more of them. Wilds’ Orchestra will furnish the latest music. Joint Instaliation, Chattanooga Post, G, A. R., and the Woman’s Relief Corps held a joint installation of officers yesterday ‘afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall. After the business was concluded those pregent ‘aaj ourned to the banquet hall Wher = nice feast awaited them. With muatie, song and speeehes the afternoon was pleasantly passed. ~ ¢-2@e-+—_____ Siruck With a Bal. While playing ball in the Washington schoolyard this morning, George E. Taylor, son of Frank W. Taylor, the tea and coffee merchant, was struck in the face with a baseball bat, and had his nose fractured, Temperatures. Cu10aGo, January 22—Temperatures 7 a. m.: New York and Boston 36, Philadelphia 38, Washington 88, Ohicage 18, Minneapolis 14, Cincinnati 26, St. Louis 32. <--0@e Adjourned Annuaf Meeting. The adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders of the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company having its principal place of business in the city and county of Nevada, State of California, will be held at the office of the Secretary, O. W. Chapman, on Sacramento street, in the city of Nevada, on Wednesday evening, January 28th, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m,, for the purpose of transacting all business that may come before the meeting. A. R. Lorp, Pres. C. W. CHapman, Sec’y. 6t Ask for a Free Sample Ceylon Geas * re comparatively new A ‘Teas to the commerce of the United States, bat are destined to attain a leading place in our markets, beeause they ossess. great merit. For years they have been steadily displacing the common Congons (English Breakfast) throughout England and the British possessions, The-color—: of the leaf is black, and yields a rich,* heavy, golden liquor; being fragrant and agreeable, they blend nicely with , several other teas, Per Pou ‘Good Oeylen . $ .60 Splendid Ceylon . .75. Finest imported. 1.00 F. W. TAYLOR photeen years of continuous Xper in ghe Ly businese will be p! to give free sample of Cey Tea — either Fylended or straight. Taylor's Tea & Coffea House Broad Street, Nevada Oity, York, they may learn of something to On property for the purpose of adver-: ors of Nevada county will fall into} So ge ee ts a a 5 ec a ae . Word has been received here anlast evening of the mother ef Adolph P. Keumb, plumber for the Legg & Shaw Oo., after an illness of about two weeke with la grippe, Mr, Krumb was summoned to the bedside of his her when the end came. Mre. Kramb leftfor Stockton this morning to attend the funeral. ‘Bince the closing of the Seventh dietrict miners’ convention in Pennsylvania, it has been learned that during the last strike $288,000 was received in contributions, This amount wa’ dictributed judiciously and every family ‘that wae really in need was provided distribation there was only a discrep ancy of seven cents and this was made good by the auditors. Chinese New Year. Ab Moon, the well known Chinese merchant, informed a TraNnsonirT reporter today that the celebration: of the Qhinese’ New Year wonld commence next Wednesday. On Tuesday evening there will be the usual intro ductory salute. Inthe latter part of Febraary the bomb throwing contests will take place, ‘He WIH Recover. -Leuis T. Hickey, a formerGrase Valley young man, who was injured at the State University in Berkeley last Tuesday by falling brick, is getting along nicely, and althongh hig skull is fractured will likely recover. He will not be able to. resume hie studies = this term, & “Famine Worse. Lonpon, January 22—In a dispatch from Stockholm, the correspendent of the Daily Mail says: The famine in the north of Sweden is becoming worse because of the abnormally bitter win@eA reward of fame and money awaits him who-eupplies our. needs with something better—as “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” as a stimulant if they look allran down. Wholesale at 320 Clay st., 8. F., sole proprietors. BEST FOR THE BOWELS lont physie or pill poison, fs niger est, Gaslest, most perfect way 0 Keeping the EAT *EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good Good, Raver . Bicken, Wenken, or Gripe, 10, 2%, and on ; r_ box. feaien. Address 433 Write ‘or free sample, and EPY COMPANY, CHICAGO or HRW TORE, KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN Relieves Kidne: & Bladder mother last Wednesday, and was with . . Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, F e . K : headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City. Los AnaELns, January 22—The dead hody of a man, stylishly dressed, wah found last evening in a ravine between Sawtelle and Santa Monica Oanyon. ‘Papers of identification lay scattered about in small fragments. On the fly leaf of a notebook in one of the pookets appeared the name “Miss Helen Klotz, general. delivery, San Fran‘eisco.” There is no clue to the man’s identity. The corpse was badly decomposed. Oregon Senator. Satem, Or., January 22—On the ballot for United States Senator today O, W. Fulton gained one vote and exGovernor Geer lost one, The ballot resulted as follows: Fulton 82, Geer 17, Wo d(Dem.) 17, M. O, George 5, H.L Pittock 4, scattering 11, absent 4. . Neopesary to a choice 46, 7 Tried To Conceal It. It’g the old story of “murder will out” only in thie case there’s no crime, A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’e 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 syatem The worst forme of those maladies will uickly yield to the curative power of lectric Bitters. Only 50c, and guaranteed by W. D: Vinton, Druggist. Good Meats. Qo ley Brothers have the very of beef. pork. matton.and veel on at all times. Harnes’ » Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New.. Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like new. J .15 Cents Per Package. VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce to the public tbat I have purvhased the BROAD STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, and to solicit a share of the public patronage. I intend to make a number of improvements in the von and to make an earnest effort to — my patrons. ,Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nate, Candies, Poultry,. ete,, will be kept:by me. / } Give me a call. W. MENHENNET Ormiston Swayze, Physician and! Surgeon —to}— performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to8 p. m. Grags Valley: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, ; Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great qnantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fiagers, Macaroons, Kissés—Ornamented or plain. 3 Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. > Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Our ewn ; t ; . 2 ‘ All classes. of surgical , operations I Sarr Lan, Utab, January 22— Twenty-seven loaded cars of a D, and BR. G. coal train broke away while :he Narrows and ran wild down the long steep grade to Thistle Junction, a distancé of about seven miles. All bat two of the cars left the track about a tile east of the station and. were literally ground to kindling wood, the care by this time having reached a speed of probably a hundred miles an hour. The other two cars were derailed in the yards and scattered over the landecape. Two tracks struck an engine and partially demolishei it. No one was hurt. 2 Be oe if you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Rarry. tf-m7 FEAR HORMOE HES a it e408 experiment . 4444446 ¥ meritis recognized all . over the State * .7y i *” * * x * * x * * * * % * Ww x. =" ¥* * ry % x ba * x x x k * * 3 k * ‘ +* * * * 4 * * % *s : Its x x By *« * x py + x * * * * ” ~y 5 * % 4 * x * * * * x * * * bd : x * * »* x * BRERECERERRE ARES HEE RARER Best place in town to spend vour evenings. . Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of vory and now. have one of the best Billard outfite in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. ° FRED EILERFAN we *& \« I make i Photographs. . . and make them fa ; @ first-class. manper. 1 also frame them when 40 ordered. I ‘make frames: of all 4 kinds. MOORE ——i> _ Runaway Cars. train was pulling into.a switch at Red . : A-New Batch” Just Made We sold every piece of Christmas and New Year Oandy in our store, and have just made up a superior lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas. ‘ TEGLER’S, Qommercial Street, Nevada. Gity By COMPANY ©, N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free —— . Don’t take our word for it—Call or our one acd see for yourself. All*the aay latest styles in Coats, Oapes, Corner of Broad ERTS. tt en on on i tt tt z A A MR RR eT ma That’s our aim. Our ‘The Most and Best 22:2 line of DRY GOODS Northern California. and Boas on hand, Call today. H ELe6 ‘Ss : and Pine Streets. Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. Everything for the New Year Call in and see our elegant line of Diamonds, We guarantee our goods to be as represented. Jewelr —— #k#k 51 C. J. BRAND,y Repairing our specialty. The Jeweler NABISCO LEGA LAY AVE VIER ERE RIEL BGI LLY BY GIG LEGG ET IGA 16a D . Getteitealioniem tye d : aren Fifteen Different Just the thing for Parties Varieties 5 bee’ Ohe Bee Stive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. eer’ Oe SS A Steere ee ‘ME 8A I t is asa other Goods, such as. BIRTHDAY GIFTS that WATCHES are pre-eminently appropriate. Besides these we have << 6.00 <a 6.00 <ce 00 00 <> 0000 <> 000 <0 16 <a> Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens % w% ~<a 008 <a 60 9 ~<a 0.0 0 0 <a 1000 ca 0.00 <0 00 > and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone West 14 WALCAMAKERS Nevada City Cr ML Me ee TT eT Lumber Whether ‘it’s a single stick. ~ Palephone 521, or 100,000 fees we treat you right— save you money on every bill. .Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere. Stroll through our yards and get our, prices. f Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS} ‘ +s Electric Cars Pase Urea ieee POL I ED SOCIAL DANCE

Rights, Fy 22.—The right , ospect for gold » Eastern Siberia fithin the area an; lering on Behring ean giving as a development western Siberia 6 ‘ivileges have been » ican prospectors ag news of this con of the Company cy ablegram from Jy ty, the American m ' the corporation, \ccidenta nuary 22nd:—Bol 1m Guadalajara, ibably fatally wounj y.named Oballe, at near Santa Anita, y 1. The peon is gaia le to be crazy, g was accidental, the boy’s body Snowfal ‘ado, January 22 —' f the Winter has fa slope during the 3. Fn some places 1 inches deep, Ag Grande tracks in delayed traffic sey ‘dad is now open, . —9@e-yses for which whi @ Moore” will g y other. Its purity its quality Witho = t 4 won’t be here . now 8o ceuts. 25, now 90 cent 50, now $1.10. now $1.40. 50, now $1.75. XY, you to come é ?f come. HE TRANSCRIPT IDAYs.ee0ee Agar 28,1908) ; L. Hinman is ap from Wheatoe ao a WR BEST mopeereemnmnamnmssmrnsr Shears, Scis~ h this brand too soft. or the KEEN NER E Nevada City RIES ch. We wn as Bs, Ly. of ourwelcome. RNEY City. (SAL ENTION ily Record of the} Doings of Our People. R. Waliis is here from Spenceville. Wallace Glass Blowers Will Visit Nevada Next Week, ee The Wallace glass blowers are one : of the most noted ‘organizations travéling. Whatever can be woven, spun, turned or twisted out of glase, whatever the onlooker may wish the glass blower to impart to the delicate subPhanomeloy is herefrom Berke~. stance under his touch, that. will the oe McOoy is down from Alleny. a _ W. Spencer is here from San neisco. eee ‘ chard Ohegwidden returned. this ning from Truckee. re. Tesler of Mountain House wa rrival here last evening. red E. Brown left this evening for land to visit his family, iss Annie Plummer is confined to house with a severe cold. . A. Harrison of the Gaston Ridge e came down last evening. . Stauffer of Sacramanto is here as guest of William Reynolds. ; 8. Goldberg of SanFrancisco ar ‘here on last evening’s train, arles Godfrey left this morning hicago Park where he has a posiiss Veronica Gaffney of Piety Hill, city, is said to be very ill with let fever. _ t' Johnson left this morning for a, Nevada, where he hag secured a ative position, a.N.J. Webber and children, who. — been visiting at San Francisco, roed home Jast evening. . C. Thomas and wife of Oakland ved here last evening on a visit to and Mrs. Moses Bernheim, . M. Baruh arrived here this morn rom the State of Nevada oa a visit 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baruh, 88 Gladys Scribner of Oroville, has been to B'ue Tent as the guest er aunt, Mrs, William Moody, yeWallace blowere do for the people of Nevada City. The creations of these artists are wonderful little ornaments of ‘a most intricate nature. Things that the uninformed would think would require days of toil and care are turned out under the eyes of the crowd in a few moments, and to the delight and surprise of the visitor. The trinkets that would cost a dollar in a novelty store are handed. out to the visitors as souvenirs, Every visitor gets one. Their coming to Nevada City is a great treat, and the people interested in art should not miss the opportunity to see the dextrous handling of the brittle metal, the weaving of plastic designs from mother glass—the creation of things of beauty from mere stems in an incredibly short time, Every visitor gets a present made of glass, free. ig Commencing Tuesday and continuing all week at Armory Hall.Admiesion 16 cents, children 10 cents. Everybody receives a handsome souvenir free of charge. The old saying that delays are dangerous, was never More clearly shown than in a fatal accident which befell a miner near Auburn last-week, The last iesue of the Aubura Republican contained the following item in regard to it: “John W. White lost his life under a mass of caving earth in his mine {in Auburn ravine on Wednesday of last week. The accident was the reed home this morning. She was}sult of delay in properly timbering the mpanied by Mrs. Moody, __ uel Andrews, & former employe . © National hotel but who is now. ident of Sacramento, arrived here evening on a visit to his folks, Andrews was accompanied by his eph E. Bernard and his brother, » last evening received news that father was critically ill and not ected to live, at Forbestown. They mmediately by private conveyance in attendance at his bedside. Manderscheid, formerly of the n Drug Store, left this morning an Francisco on his way to Southalifornia where he will spend the er. Inthe Spring it is Mr. Manheid’s intention to retain here proceed to Sierra county where he engage in developing bis mining sts there, Perinteudent E. R. Abadie reed last evening from a business to San Francisco, MEASURE OF MERIT, ada City Citizens Should eigh' Well This Evidence, ‘oof of merit lies in the evidence. nvincing evidence in Nevdda City. Not the testimony of strangers. : the endorsement of Nevada City 8, * Us the kind of proof given here, statement of a Nevada City cities O. White, miner, Niles street, Clay, Prospect Hill, says: “Tf all ats of Nevada City annoyed with Cross.the back and a weakness action of the ‘kidney secretions ® a8 undoubted benefit as I refrom Doan’s Kidney Pills proat Vinton’s drug store, then kidOmplaint in any of its various heed have no terrors for anyone ill take a course of the treatment ® strengthening and curative remThe weakness and lameness the small of my back accom pay urinary difficulty was very apt. When they ceased after takn’s Kidney , Pills, I am only Sased to recommend the prepasale by all dealers. Price 60 Foster Milburn Qo, Buffalo, » Sole agents for the United ember the name—Doan’s—and oO substitate. Perens Th> Curse of Womankind and nervous headadhie, Sherene Oure alves instant reures. Tormlees. euadeie nae & box. It cures neuralgia, box guaranteed. Fors 80, sole agent. ois — ” . . Cold Storage Meats ppecial first-clas: you should poser sly ros, Commercial street. The f beef, pork, motton and lamb arker, e2l-tf — seat {tmine. It was known to be unsafe. and it had“ teen the liteation “of ‘the deceased and hie half brother, Ira M. Thorp, to attend to the timbering work during the noon hour; but about ten minutes before that time the accident occurred,” ; Gold Medal Contest A grand gold medal contest will take place in the M. E, church at Sacramento:this evening under the ausPices of the W. C. T, U.: All the contestants will be young ladies who new hold‘gold medals won in former com petitions. Miss Olara Nancarrow of this city will be one of the participante, her subject being “The Drunkard’s Defense.” The recitations will be interspersed with music,’ ; Coyote Scalps. The Ways and Means Committee of the Assembly yesterday reported favorably a large batch of bills, the majority of which were for coyote scalp bounties. The coyote ecalp bills thus passed upon aggregate the sum of $97,665. Dillion vs. Dillon. The case of Dillon vs, Dillon, involving title to a one-half interest in the 16to 1 mine at Washington, which has occupied the attention of the Superior Court for several days, is still on trial. Prank Dillon has been on the witness stand for five days. Domestic Troubles. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pille around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure, 250, at Vinton’s Drug Store. Business Locals. Loveland ia now selling his famoa bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. If you desire a fine hot mixed drink call on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is ‘tendered all visitors Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invites all to call on him. 481-tf For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffsiger . Fenian cmncsza emma A Fatal Delay. .from John R. Walcott, a Mining Engineer of New York City, asking for in= formation as to the extent of the iron deposits of Nevada county.. He is promoting a company with a view of developing the iron induetry of this State. There is known to be a lerge deposit of iron ore in the lower part of Nevada county, and there are no doubt others. If the owners of fren deposits would write toMr. John RB. Walcott, care J, Trowbridge Bailey, Mining Engineer, New York City, New their advantage, . To Make Exhibhs. The Supervisors of several counties of the State have levied a special tax tising, exhibition and immigration purposes, and the understanding ie that a part of this fund is to be expended in preparing, installing and maintaining an exhibit of their pro-~ ducts at the Lou‘siana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis during™the summer of 1904. No doubt the Supervisline a8.we have many and varied re sources which should be advertised to the world. Se ge Pi ce Masquerade Ball. Everything seems to .indicate. that the Masquerade Ball to be given by Oo. O, N. G. O., on Friday evening, February 20th, will far surpass all previous ‘efforts of this kind in the county. The committees are hard at work making the necessary arrangements, and as this will be the annual ball of Company C, the boys should receive every encouragement from our citizens. The prizes this year will be finer and more of them. Wilds’ Orchestra will furnish the latest music. Joint Instaliation, Chattanooga Post, G, A. R., and the Woman’s Relief Corps held a joint installation of officers yesterday ‘afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall. After the business was concluded those pregent ‘aaj ourned to the banquet hall Wher = nice feast awaited them. With muatie, song and speeehes the afternoon was pleasantly passed. ~ ¢-2@e-+—_____ Siruck With a Bal. While playing ball in the Washington schoolyard this morning, George E. Taylor, son of Frank W. Taylor, the tea and coffee merchant, was struck in the face with a baseball bat, and had his nose fractured, Temperatures. Cu10aGo, January 22—Temperatures 7 a. m.: New York and Boston 36, Philadelphia 38, Washington 88, Ohicage 18, Minneapolis 14, Cincinnati 26, St. Louis 32. <--0@e Adjourned Annuaf Meeting. The adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders of the McKittrick Prosperity Petroleum Company having its principal place of business in the city and county of Nevada, State of California, will be held at the office of the Secretary, O. W. Chapman, on Sacramento street, in the city of Nevada, on Wednesday evening, January 28th, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m,, for the purpose of transacting all business that may come before the meeting. A. R. Lorp, Pres. C. W. CHapman, Sec’y. 6t Ask for a Free Sample Ceylon Geas * re comparatively new A ‘Teas to the commerce of the United States, bat are destined to attain a leading place in our markets, beeause they ossess. great merit. For years they have been steadily displacing the common Congons (English Breakfast) throughout England and the British possessions, The-color—: of the leaf is black, and yields a rich,* heavy, golden liquor; being fragrant and agreeable, they blend nicely with , several other teas, Per Pou ‘Good Oeylen .. $ .60 Splendid Ceylon . .75. Finest imported.. 1.00 F. W. TAYLOR photeen years of continuous Xper in ghe Ly businese will be p! to give free sample of Cey Tea — either Fylended or straight. Taylor's Tea & Coffea House

Broad Street, Nevada Oity, York, they may learn of something to On property for the purpose of adver-: ors of Nevada county will fall into} So ge ee ts a a 5 ec a ae . Word has been received here anlast evening of the mother ef Adolph P. Keumb, plumber for the Legg & Shaw Oo., after an illness of about two weeke with la grippe, Mr, Krumb was summoned to the bedside of his her when the end came. Mre. Kramb leftfor Stockton this morning to attend the funeral. ‘Bince the closing of the Seventh dietrict miners’ convention in Pennsylvania, it has been learned that during the last strike $288,000 was received in contributions, This amount wa’ dictributed judiciously and every family ‘that wae really in need was provided distribation there was only a discrep ancy of seven cents and this was made good by the auditors. Chinese New Year. Ab Moon, the well known Chinese merchant, informed a TraNnsonirT reporter today that the celebration: of the Qhinese’ New Year wonld commence next Wednesday. On Tuesday evening there will be the usual intro ductory salute. Inthe latter part of Febraary the bomb throwing contests will take place, ‘He WIH Recover. -Leuis T. Hickey, a formerGrase Valley young man, who was injured at the State University in Berkeley last Tuesday by falling brick, is getting along nicely, and althongh hig skull is fractured will likely recover. He will not be able to. resume hie studies = this term, & “Famine Worse. Lonpon, January 22—In a dispatch from Stockholm, the correspendent of the Daily Mail says: The famine in the north of Sweden is becoming worse because of the abnormally bitter win@eA reward of fame and money awaits him who-eupplies our. needs with something better—as “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” as a stimulant if they look allran down. Wholesale at 320 Clay st., 8. F., sole proprietors. BEST FOR THE BOWELS lont physie or pill poison, fs niger est, Gaslest, most perfect way 0 Keeping the EAT *EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good Good, Raver . Bicken, Wenken, or Gripe, 10, 2%, and on ; r_ box. feaien. Address 433 Write ‘or free sample, and EPY COMPANY, CHICAGO or HRW TORE, KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN Relieves Kidne: & Bladder mother last Wednesday, and was with . . Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, F e . K : headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City. Los AnaELns, January 22—The dead hody of a man, stylishly dressed, wah found last evening in a ravine between Sawtelle and Santa Monica Oanyon. ‘Papers of identification lay scattered about in small fragments. On the fly leaf of a notebook in one of the pookets appeared the name “Miss Helen Klotz, general. delivery, San Fran‘eisco.” There is no clue to the man’s identity. The corpse was badly decomposed. Oregon Senator. Satem, Or., January 22—On the ballot for United States Senator today O, W. Fulton gained one vote and exGovernor Geer lost one, The ballot resulted as follows: Fulton 82, Geer 17, Wo d(Dem.) 17, M. O, George 5, H.L Pittock 4, scattering 11, absent 4. . Neopesary to a choice 46, 7 Tried To Conceal It. It’g the old story of “murder will out” only in thie case there’s no crime, A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’e 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 syatem The worst forme of those maladies will uickly yield to the curative power of lectric Bitters. Only 50c, and guaranteed by W. D: Vinton, Druggist. Good Meats. Qo ley Brothers have the very of beef. pork. matton.and veel on at all times. Harnes’ » Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New... Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like new.. J .15 Cents Per Package.. VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce to the public tbat I have purvhased the BROAD STREET FRUIT MARKET of August Rapp, and to solicit a share of the public patronage. I intend to make a number of improvements in the von and to make an earnest effort to — my patrons. ,Only the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Nate, Candies, Poultry,. ete,, will be kept:by me. / } Give me a call. W. MENHENNET Ormiston Swayze, Physician and! Surgeon —to}— performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to8 p. m. Grags Valley: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, ; Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great qnantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fiagers, Macaroons, Kissés—Ornamented or plain. 3 Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. > Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Our ewn ; t ; . 2 ‘ All classes. of surgical , operations I Sarr Lan, Utab, January 22— Twenty-seven loaded cars of a D, and BR. G. coal train broke away while :he Narrows and ran wild down the long steep grade to Thistle Junction, a distancé of about seven miles. All bat two of the cars left the track about a tile east of the station and. were literally ground to kindling wood, the care by this time having reached a speed of probably a hundred miles an hour. The other two cars were derailed in the yards and scattered over the landecape. Two tracks struck an engine and partially demolishei it. No one was hurt. 2 Be oe if you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Rarry. tf-m7 FEAR HORMOE HES a it e408 experiment . 4444446 ¥ meritis recognized all . over the State * .7y i *” * * x * * x * * * * % * Ww x. =" ¥* * ry % x ba * x x x k * * 3 k * ‘ +* * * * 4 * * % *s : Its x x By *« * x py + x * * * * ” ~y 5 * % 4 * x * * * * x * * * bd : x * * »* x * BRERECERERRE ARES HEE RARER Best place in town to spend vour evenings. . Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of vory and now. have one of the best Billard outfite in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. ° FRED EILERFAN we *& \« I make i Photographs. . . and make them fa ; @ first-class. manper. 1 also frame them when 40 ordered. I ‘make frames: of all 4 kinds. MOORE ——i> _ Runaway Cars. train was pulling into.a switch at Red . : A-New Batch” Just Made We sold every piece of Christmas and New Year Oandy in our store, and have just made up a superior lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas. ‘ TEGLER’S, Qommercial Street, Nevada. Gity By COMPANY ©, N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free —— . Don’t take our word for it—Call or our one acd see for yourself. All*the aay latest styles in Coats, Oapes, Corner of Broad ERTS. tt en on on i tt tt z A A MR RR eT ma That’s our aim. Our ‘The Most and Best 22:2 line of DRY GOODS Northern California. and Boas on hand, Call today. H ELe6 ‘Ss : and Pine Streets. Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. Everything for the New Year Call in and see our elegant line of Diamonds, We guarantee our goods to be as represented. Jewelr —— #k#k 51 C. J. BRAND,y Repairing our specialty. The Jeweler NABISCO LEGA LAY AVE VIER ERE RIEL BGI LLY BY GIG LEGG ET IGA 16a D . Getteitealioniem tye d : aren Fifteen Different Just the thing for Parties Varieties 5 bee’ Ohe Bee Stive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. eer’ Oe SS A Steere ee ‘ME 8A I t is asa other Goods, such as.. BIRTHDAY GIFTS that WATCHES are pre-eminently appropriate. Besides these we have << 6.00 <a 6.00 <ce 00 00 <> 0000 <> 000 <0 16 <a> Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens % w% ~<a 008 <a 60 9 ~<a 0.0 0 0 <a 1000 ca 0.00 <0 00 > and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone West 14 WALCAMAKERS Nevada City Cr ML Me ee TT eT Lumber Whether ‘it’s a single stick. ~ Palephone 521, or 100,000 fees we treat you right— save you money on every bill. .Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere. Stroll through our yards and get our, prices. f Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS} ‘ +s Electric Cars Pase Urea ieee POL I ED SOCIAL DANCE