January 3, 1902 (4 pages)

ley, brother of Hl arrive here » to examine 9 trict, with F. 4, y ie one of the a this coast, ang: sd fn any prop. 1 Ferma bo a tly appin of the Di. oF Feeble Mindings we. can aay ne is that he is, nother is that he king men in the > late Phit Goyne m the Methodist fternoon at 2:9 ja Oity Band, of ; member, will at 1iform, with their reversed, but no . 1 at iskey for the sams for just ordinary DAC ol ie 4 ows the bigges . These good we are going tt You can hay kinds of Ren selling lots . fully, Go. m., Saturday d Presents food Rockers O, $2.75 re Sid NICE LY ‘arving Nickelr your wife, a ; and a or your les too ind see. TNER wwada City ra Glass. ast ee them. stomers. i Jan. 3, 1 902 eeoepeeeeAe meeting of the Official Board of , charch held on Monday even-. following ushers were elected new year: O. F. Brayton, ‘Ray archie and BE. W. Badger; colstewards, R. G. Sandow and Badger. 4 Snell & Fleming's bnt in this evening’s Ihave @ nice assortment of pretty waists which are just right for’ wear. Thé quality and price 1 right, too, and the ladies are id to call and examine the goods, ffort is being made ler Sandow from amo! bf mee SO in--a physical culture aS smateu ape ia nond t open under azette dal and j on” Davies and Saientries have been received wo hundred athletes athe: contest prom=. jumbie Hill have taken up their resine a notable one. oldiers at Alcatraz made a New anch of wood alcohol, fitand died. There are some hat even the military cannot hree other. prizes in ‘The judges ere Jim Corbett, TRANSCRIPT. pew adver'TRANSORIPT. to develop. ngthe athre now goof the Pochampion. QO. Austin. in all parte drank ir Annual rty gcers are looking forward t expectations to ball which Laurel Parlor of Daughters will give next Tuesbing. The decorations will be . evening. sing tothe eye, and the music d will be the very pacing strains will make the . came down from North Bloomfield There will bea} yesterday. swiftly by. pwd in attendance land they will join with our. San Juan yesterday. He is very ill making the affair a grand sad and will be taken to San Francisco, success. Party the grand latest and from Grass ¢ present. ay evening a committee sethe employes . Power Oempany ‘Scarfe, the division superinof the company, at his home st Hill, and pre ndsome gold watch as an evithe respect in which he is ‘his workmen, The inside of engraved. .with iom the . Power Compeny, to George Scarfe, ndent.”. ployes of ‘the Bay of the Bay called on sented him. the followNevada DiDiviston al Operation. aller and Hinkson performed ion Wednesday upon Eddie, . ing to Sacramento, after spending the zg son of Mrs, William Monree. was brought down ld suffering from appendicitis, been visiting at North San Juan, arna erent oN condition. ve and Well. at that o our ola and respect. day. nt, John Eden, which was so circulated yes Mdenly, proves ta be. unfound ‘gentleman has not even been pie hale and hearty: from Nort terday, had ra in Java. Wash,, January 2—Colonel od, whe has juet arrived from Ande, states that severely there. the city of Saurabaya during p of November,: he states; was is returning . “ ining expedition to Celebres . been postponed until the evening of re, he said, gold abounds in Colonel Hand atities. . cholera is The death w p ade my heart ache,” ©. Overstreet, hear my wife cough until it sore doctors said one wilh Oonsum r weak and apse. Good D Abend icine or fe hee, but a friend fenoue: . King’s New Discovery &nd use of this excellent mediIt’s absolutely ved life,” i for Coughs, hma and all ses. 50c and Trial botties free, half and half can be found: anoil Chambers, corner of Pine Sts. 5 ots per glass. ‘Your Best Girl handsome ‘box of our fine ee Poet fancy tree decoration ht to thie oity isp ich Pandies, 8 The finest } window for E. TEGLER . : Nevada City. Senet,A 4 of Elgin, luo " earthly he Colds, BronThroat and $l at W. D. lay. . Company, met a horrible death shortly ever Watch our Worribie beam. > Oaxtanp, January diy sues Halloran, an employe ofthe Southern . Pacific . betore 7 o'clock Tuesday evening, at the shore end of the Oskland pier, near Stuart’s bath house, While on hia way home he was presumably bone in his body broken. Hismangled remains were scattered over a distance of 200 yards, one of his legs being found near the train shed at the pier. Going and Coming. F. J. Newton is here from Colfax. O. O, Sallivan came up from Placerville last evening. F, H. Saxton arrived here last evening from Oarson City. “Goding Frank Goding and E, G. were over from You Bet last night. R. B. Linder and Jerry Goodwin of You Bet were in town last evening. T. E. Powell has returned to Colgate after spending the holidays here, “O.-W:God trey-and_family_of -Ooldence here, Miss Annie Nicholls returned last evening from Colfax, where she spent the holidays with her folke, Will Abbott returned «last evening from Loyalton, where he installed an electric plaut. L. Hyman and C. O. Tepaca attended the funeral of the late General Dobbie at North Bloomfield yesterday. Chris Weisenburger returned from North Bloomfield yesterday evening. Ardy Hampel, Frank Sieke and O. Zeitler came up from Sacramento last ‘Jolin Spaulding is here from Aubura. J. Glasson and W. H. Hitoheock A. H. Jones was brought over from C. W. Porterfield returned to Maybert yesterday, after spending the holidays with his family. Captain Jehn A. Rapp went. to North Bloomfield yesterday to attend the funeral of the late General Dobbie, Mrs. Elisha Hampton, who has been visiting her husband at Jackson, Amador county, returned home last evening. Mrs, T. Polmere and daughter have gone to Red Bluff to attend the we@ding of the former’s sister, Miss Montre, W. H. Orawferd and daughter, Madge, attended the funeral -of “the late General Dobbie at North Bloom. field yesterday. Richard Goyne seitved here last night from: Jackson, Amador county, to attend the funeral of bie father which takes placetomorrow, Jerry Goodwin of You Bet, left this morning for San Francisco on business. » Mose O'Connor returned this mornholidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Jones, who héve rived here last evening, and left this morning for San Francieco,. T. Granfell is here from Redding. A. Baruh was able to be an the street today. George Cooper was able to sit up towe K. of. P. Notice, Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are hereby notified to assemble at their hall on Saturday afternoon, January 4, 1902, at one tending thé funeral of our late brother, Philip Goyne, By ofder of E. T. R. POWELL, ©. CG. Gro\W.Oapen, K, of R. and 8. geek fitiallation . Postponed, The installation of the Rebekahs has January 18tb, on accout of the Dietrict Deputy being unable to be present until that time. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will.cure you: You swallow pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neursigia. p . 25e. and 100. a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. — tf Food Changed to Polson. Bet ahocds ior in the intestines pred uces e! ke t of arsen at Dr, EiDg's Now Life Pills expe the poisons from clog gently, easily: but sure y, curing stipation, Er e—ay 7 rho Mpeg of and Bowel Fevers, all L troubles, .-Only at Vinton’s. The land Ranch, situated near Oclumbic ill is offered ata Terme part down and’ balance Enquire of Brown & Morgan. Oe ‘Go For Those Home Prunes, ‘The Sinest Prunes in the. ‘were raised and cured by Smith. For sale at 8 pounds fo cents. Ask your groeer for Prunes. * ee hata ockn 6. 'strack by one of the locals and every; = o’cloek, sharp, for the purpose of at-. ~ rae For Sele ate Bargsin, or tt ie oll. Don’t drink Jesse: Moore whiskey ‘vada Cityans at the The now famous mining camp of Tonopah, Nevade, is showing up well. body in the way of producing lots of the precious metal. Times there are brisk, and several former Nevada Cityans are prospering in the new settlement. Messrs. Golden, St. Olair and two other gentlemen have struck it rich on their leases. The ore they are taking hundred and eighty men are in their employ. On Obristmas Day the owners paid their employes eight dollars each New Year’e Eve all hands were given ‘an elaborate banquet. The spread cost the four leasers $500 each. Charles Grimes, a Nevada City boy, 1e overseeing--the--construction. of 9 large residence for Superintendent Tarver. William Grimes has charge of a clothing store. On Obristmas Day.the Grimes brothers entertained a number of friends at their residence.’ A nice dinner was served and a pleasant time was spent. The-mena consisted of boiled crab, roast. chicken, stewed mushroome, sliced pine-apple, dried fige, wine and cake. : Jobn Hooper, another Navade Oityan, is conducting a jewelry establishment for Frank Golden, and he is doing an excellent business. eh oe Crabs Are Fighters, Crabs are fighting animals. In fact, they will fight anything, says a natu-° talist. I have seen a crab, in conflict with a lobster, catch the latter over the fore part of the head, where the shell is hardest, and crush it in by.one. effort, and it rather ‘bears out my idea that the claws of these creatures are particularly weapons of war; that the moment one of them receives severe injury in a claw it drops it off by voluntary amputation, severing its connection with the body at the shoulder by an act of its own will. It seems tome ‘. probable that if the claw were necessary for feeding: nature would rather seek to cure an injury to it than let the animal discard it altogether. The species of crab which is most . conspicuously a& fighter.is the hermit b. ise dea. of independent life eat a harmless whelk and occupy its shell. Its next notion is to give battle to every crab of the same persuasion ag itself that it’‘comes across. Altogether hermit crabs are undoubtedly the most vernon creatures in existence. The Hand: Kiss. The kiss of the hand is undoubtedly ancient--and.therefore ig not derived from that of the lips, but probably the converse is‘true. The hand:-kiss is loosely asserted to be developed from servile obeisances in which the earth, the foot and the garments were kissed, the hand and cheek succeeding in order of time and approach to equality of rank. But it is doubtful if that was ®f. the actual order, and it is certain that at the time when hand kissing began there were less numerous gradations of vank than at a later stage. Kissing of the hands between men Is mentioned in the Old Testament, also by Homer, Pliny and Lucian. The kiss was applied ‘reverentially to sacred ob. Jects, such as statues of the gods, as is ‘shown by ancient works of art, and also among numerous etymologies by that of the Latin word “adoro,” and it was also metaphorically applied by the inferior or worshiper kisaing his own hand and throwing the salute to the superior or: statue. Politely Pet. Anxious Father (from top of stairs)— Say, Mary Jane! Mary Jane—¥es, papa. Anxious Father—Is it 11 o'clock yet? Mary Jane—Yes, papa. Anxious Father—Well, give the young mak my compliments and ask him to kindly close the front: door from the At Cherokee, Nevada eounty, December 27, 1901, to the wife of Henry Moyer, e so. clean house. find them. prices. at less than cost. all. as =I. unless you want the best. out goes $4000 to the ton. About one. 110 Death, 1 han Possess: Janaacy 2A spi ,_. leh, Nevada, oaye: At’ 8 o'slock Sunday evening, the Searchlight Hotel could be rendered the place was e mass of flames. Mrs. Ballock, the lessee of the property, and her two adopted children, a bey and a girl were burned to death, Jessic Wheately, aged 12 years, was badly burned about the Business Locals. For life ‘inkdeen whe see T. B. ‘grey? Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, — a6it— anything in the tobacco line. tf _For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Brir.anp’s Council Chambers. Try them. — tf . _&.good-Bot-Ianch will be~ served ‘every ‘Dight-atWilliam: Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors Fr cigars always on hand. jall~ Loveland is now selling his naliods bread at five cerite a loaf at the Populer Bekery. Try.itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf if you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. ‘ m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouneil =, on Broad street. s27tf Convincing. : ‘The methods employed by ex-Governor Throckmorton of Texas to make clear the claims of his clients were perhaps unlike those of any other lawyer, but they often carried conviction with them. At one time he was defending a man , who was on trial for murder in Gainesville, Tex. He desired to make it plain to the jury that the man whom his client had killed, although in his shirt sleeves and without a pistol pocket, might have been well armed. : “Can you see any signs of arms about me?’ demanded the general, taking off his coat and standing before the jurors. They shook their heads. and with that he proceeded to draw a pistol from under each arm, one from each boot leg and from the back of his neck a bowle knife of tiost sinister aspect.—Youth’ s Companion. Hearing a Fly Walk. ‘As the fly glides rapidly over a smooth surface every step presses out a supply of gum strong enough to give: him a sure footing and to sustain him in safety if he halts. So strong is the cement that that upon-one ‘of’ his six feet is quite sufficient to sustain the weight of his whole body. But-if be stands still . the gum may dry up and harden quickly and so securely fasten the traveler's foot as to make a sudden step snap the leg itself. If you wish to bear a fly walk, you can do it without the aid of the nugaphone. Having made friends witht the fly, spread a silk handkerchief over your ear and induce the insect to crawl across the bhandkerchief. As he approaches your ear you will distinctly hear a harsh, rasping sound, made by the contact of the insect’s feet with the filaments of silk. His Ewbarrassment. Brackett—They say you are financially embarrassed. Do you owe a very large amount? Crackett—1 don’t owe anything, but there are several people who owe me, and 1 haven't the courage to ask for it. —Boston Transcript. In 1658 Captain Thomas Clarke, in company with Joho Winthrop and otbers, put In operation an “iron worke” at New Haven, Conn. This enterprise embraced a blast furnace and a refinery forge.’ Health for . 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C.C.C. Never efore stock takin 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 In the Furnishing Goods a harvest . of good values awaits you. All of our Holiday Slip~~ pers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prospe Store Closes at 7:30. soldin bulk. All druggists, 10¢. HOUSE CLEANING m1 Peevev ee we are going to e are going to clear . Odds and ends rous New Year to you” e ae “Watch me!’ he said dramatically, . LN The Red Front § Main Street, Grass Valley. @ Tet. Main 751 ONE has CLOTHIGRS * H ave EHMANN oR . ae oo GEO. Cc. GAYLORD e Son: PROMPT ATTENTION: PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. © . oa Arrived . NEHIRANNE ( ett a nine ones = Seiten 9 Thee sla is haat . PHONE 553. BROAD STREET he ~~, = > 'Yuba County lems. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want. the following items whieh may interest some of our readers: derwent a painfal operation for the removal of a growth from her forehead, which has.caused. much-pain and an-. noyance fcr a number of years. The lady is well advanced in years, but rallied well from the sheck. George Shelton, who resides near Yuba Dam, was hunting ducks slong the Yuba river when he encountered a bed of quicksand which almost enguifed him, He succeeded in extricating himself after a struggle, but ‘lost his shotgun “. ammunition. Fosier’s Prediction The cold wave in Janus will be of shorter duration than that of December, and will appear firet in the Dakotas about January 4th, and will move very rapidly. The change will be so quick as to maké it appear quite severe and it will therefore hurt man and beast. Only two cold waves appear inthe calculations for January, and therefore the month will be rather mild as an ihe ect Jellied Apples. ‘Pare and core large, firm apples; fill them withfred currant: jelly; spriakle the holes with red currant jelly; sprinkle all over with lemon jutce,.and dust with granulated sugar: ‘Put a little water in the pan around the. apcandied, but not long enough to break up. Preserved ginger may be used instead of the currant jelly. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. 8S, Weather Bureau, makss the following prediction as to the weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros’, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork,‘mutton and Jamb nthe market. fe21-tf alle Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. The Marysville Democrat publishes . Mrs. Mary Phipps of Yuba City an-. ) ma AES. CALENDARS {liday (ius will be sold this eek AT COST rather than carry them over. VINTON’S ce Store. . . Stale Coffee? . ples and let them bake in the oven. till}. . Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than We Roast Daily . TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. 18 Commercial Street Merrett That Extra Sunday Dinner Is scarcely Scapiale unless it bas a sugary windup, that’s the past of the dinner we are prepared to furnish. Lemons, Salted Almonds and Nuts of all kinds. i" The Candies, Oranges, RRKKKHKEREKKK POLE Y’S. Nevada City. Fermi mmmnnnnmremn Call at my store and. see my beautiful ‘stock which is the best in town, and my prices are the lowest. guaranteed as represented. All of my hats are IMRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass "Valley. this Famous Olger packed in Bpecial ee Boxes for the Holidays. 38 a GIFF. The Native Son of Maryland. Made b: Wool Wais sts and Beauty" . You cantiot see one — the other in this assortment. Theee waiete are remarkable in many ways, bat prinefpally for. : Quality and Price All are handsome. In Black and-a variety of colorings. Plaited all over. New back without yoke, flare cuffs; lined throughout, Call and see them, SNELL “e FLEMING, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Only just received, opened, and placed on sale, an “Co this is extra lot of Anterican Buiscuit Co.’s fancy . O > Cakes. buy them now while they are fresh—they Oz taste so much F al better Creams, Iced Animals, Cocoanut Chas E. Mulloy, Grocer the 0 oles, Fig Bars, Peach Taffey, Iced Honey Cakes,Marshmellows Try — —FOR SALE. BYH. DICKERMAN bead Srocertes of All Kinds The season of Gladness flads us well prepared to add to its pleasures. We have a fine stock of. HOEIDAY‘Groceries ete atin te me: — “y and have added a variety of goods which are just the thing for this time of the year. The prices we quote are very reasone able and cannot be duplicated here = t _ Everything we offer is the purest TAb \righes® and best, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Sommercis! Street. PPPOE E EES TSN_N 5 HANDSOME MILLINERY. ‘National Biscuit (Co’s . . Fancy Cakes ana Crackers . ‘Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,~Graham, _.Raspberry, Oat Meal. “ain sae (gu esas gee gers es aaa a ga ma ¢ . 4 Also SFancy Cra-kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. LOLS LS Ohe Roe eae: Srocery, . J. JZ JACKSON, Propeistee, aN aa SS * -

ley, brother of Hl arrive here » to examine 9 trict, with F. 4, y ie one of the a this coast, ang: sd fn any prop. 1 Ferma bo a tly appin of the Di. oF Feeble Mindings we. can aay ne is that he is, nother is that he king men in the > late Phit Goyne m the Methodist fternoon at 2:9 ja Oity Band, of ; member, will at 1iform, with their reversed, but no . 1 at iskey for the sams for just ordinary DAC ol ie 4 ows the bigges . These good we are going tt You can hay kinds of Ren selling lots . fully, Go. m., Saturday d Presents food Rockers O, $2.75 re Sid NICE LY ‘arving Nickelr your wife, a ; and a or your les too ind see. TNER wwada City ra Glass. ast ee them. stomers. i Jan. 3, 1 902 eeoepeeeeAe meeting of the Official Board of , charch held on Monday even-. following ushers were elected new year: O. F. Brayton, ‘Ray archie and BE. W. Badger; colstewards, R. G. Sandow and Badger. 4 Snell & Fleming's bnt in this evening’s Ihave @ nice assortment of pretty waists which are just right for’ wear. Thé quality and price 1 right, too, and the ladies are id to call and examine the goods, ffort is being made ler Sandow from amo! bf mee SO in--a physical culture aS smateu ape ia nond t open under azette dal and j on” Davies and Saientries have been received wo hundred athletes athe: contest prom=. jumbie Hill have taken up their resine a notable one. oldiers at Alcatraz made a New anch of wood alcohol, fitand died. There are some hat even the military cannot hree other. prizes in ‘The judges ere Jim Corbett, TRANSCRIPT. pew adver'TRANSORIPT. to develop. ngthe athre now goof the Pochampion. QO. Austin. in all parte drank ir Annual rty gcers are looking forward t expectations to ball which Laurel Parlor of Daughters will give next Tuesbing. The decorations will be . evening. sing tothe eye, and the music d will be the very pacing strains will make the . came down from North Bloomfield There will bea} yesterday. swiftly by. pwd in attendance land they will join with our. San Juan yesterday. He is very ill making the affair a grand sad and will be taken to San Francisco, success. Party the grand latest and from Grass ¢ present. ay evening a committee sethe employes . Power Oempany ‘Scarfe, the division superinof the company, at his home st Hill, and pre ndsome gold watch as an evithe respect in which he is ‘his workmen, The inside of engraved. .with iom the . Power Compeny, to George Scarfe, ndent.”. ployes of ‘the Bay of the Bay called on sented him. the followNevada DiDiviston al Operation. aller and Hinkson performed ion Wednesday upon Eddie, . ing to Sacramento, after spending the zg son of Mrs, William Monree. was brought down ld suffering from appendicitis, been visiting at North San Juan, arna erent oN condition. ve and Well. at that o our ola and respect. day. nt, John Eden, which was so circulated yes Mdenly, proves ta be. unfound ‘gentleman has not even been pie hale and hearty: from Nort terday, had ra in Java. Wash,, January 2—Colonel od, whe has juet arrived from Ande, states that severely there. the city of Saurabaya during p of November,: he states; was is returning . “ ining expedition to Celebres . been postponed until the evening of re, he said, gold abounds in Colonel Hand atities. . cholera is The death w p ade my heart ache,” ©. Overstreet, hear my wife cough until it sore doctors said one wilh Oonsum r weak and apse. Good D Abend icine or fe hee, but a friend fenoue: . King’s New Discovery &nd use of this excellent mediIt’s absolutely ved life,” i for Coughs, hma and all ses. 50c and Trial botties free, half and half can be found: anoil Chambers, corner of Pine Sts. 5 ots per glass. ‘Your Best Girl handsome ‘box of our fine ee Poet fancy tree decoration ht to thie oity isp ich Pandies, 8 The finest } window for E. TEGLER . : Nevada City. Senet,A 4 of Elgin, luo " earthly he Colds, BronThroat and $l at W. D. lay. . Company, met a horrible death shortly ever Watch our Worribie beam. > Oaxtanp, January diy sues Halloran, an employe ofthe Southern . Pacific . betore 7 o'clock Tuesday evening, at the shore end of the Oskland pier, near Stuart’s bath house, While on hia way home he was presumably bone in his body broken. Hismangled remains were scattered over a distance of 200 yards, one of his legs being found near the train shed at the pier. Going and Coming. F. J. Newton is here from Colfax. O. O, Sallivan came up from Placerville last evening. F, H. Saxton arrived here last evening from Oarson City. “Goding Frank Goding and E, G. were over from You Bet last night. R. B. Linder and Jerry Goodwin of You Bet were in town last evening. T. E. Powell has returned to Colgate after spending the holidays here, “O.-W:God trey-and_family_of -Ooldence here, Miss Annie Nicholls returned last evening from Colfax, where she spent the holidays with her folke, Will Abbott returned «last evening from Loyalton, where he installed an electric plaut. L. Hyman and C. O. Tepaca attended the funeral of the late General Dobbie at North Bloomfield yesterday. Chris Weisenburger returned from North Bloomfield yesterday evening. Ardy Hampel, Frank Sieke and O. Zeitler came up from Sacramento last ‘Jolin Spaulding is here from Aubura. J. Glasson and W. H. Hitoheock A. H. Jones was brought over from C. W. Porterfield returned to Maybert yesterday, after spending the holidays with his family. Captain Jehn A. Rapp went. to North Bloomfield yesterday to attend the funeral of the late General Dobbie, Mrs. Elisha Hampton, who has been visiting her husband at Jackson, Amador county, returned home last evening. Mrs, T. Polmere and daughter have gone to Red Bluff to attend the we@ding of the former’s sister, Miss Montre, W. H. Orawferd and daughter, Madge, attended the funeral -of “the late General Dobbie at North Bloom. field yesterday. Richard Goyne seitved here last night from: Jackson, Amador county, to attend the funeral of bie father which takes placetomorrow, Jerry Goodwin of You Bet, left this morning for San Francisco on business. » Mose O'Connor returned this mornholidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Jones, who héve rived here last evening, and left this morning for San Francieco,. T. Granfell is here from Redding. A. Baruh was able to be an the street today. George Cooper was able to sit up towe K. of. P. Notice, Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are hereby notified to assemble at their hall on Saturday afternoon, January 4, 1902, at one tending thé funeral of our late brother, Philip Goyne, By ofder of E. T. R. POWELL, ©. CG. Gro\W.Oapen, K, of R. and 8. geek fitiallation . Postponed, The installation of the Rebekahs has January 18tb, on accout of the Dietrict Deputy being unable to be present until that time. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will.cure you: You swallow pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neursigia. p . 25e. and 100. a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. — tf Food Changed to Polson. Bet ahocds ior in the intestines pred uces e! ke t of arsen at Dr, EiDg's Now Life Pills expe the poisons from clog gently, easily: but sure y, curing stipation, Er e—ay 7 rho Mpeg of and Bowel Fevers, all L troubles, .-Only at Vinton’s. The land Ranch, situated near Oclumbic ill is offered ata Terme part down and’ balance Enquire of Brown & Morgan. Oe ‘Go For Those Home Prunes, ‘The Sinest Prunes in the. ‘were raised and cured by Smith. For sale at 8 pounds fo cents. Ask your groeer for Prunes. * ee hata ockn 6. 'strack by one of the locals and every; = o’cloek, sharp, for the purpose of at-. ~ rae For Sele ate Bargsin, or tt ie oll. Don’t drink Jesse: Moore whiskey ‘vada Cityans at the The now famous mining camp of Tonopah, Nevade, is showing up well. body in the way of producing lots of the precious metal. Times there are brisk, and several former Nevada Cityans are prospering in the new settlement. Messrs. Golden, St. Olair and two other gentlemen have struck it rich on their leases. The ore they are taking hundred and eighty men are in their employ. On Obristmas Day the owners paid their employes eight dollars each New Year’e Eve all hands were given ‘an elaborate banquet. The spread cost the four leasers $500 each. Charles Grimes, a Nevada City boy, 1e overseeing--the--construction. of 9 large residence for Superintendent Tarver. William Grimes has charge of a clothing store. On Obristmas Day.the Grimes brothers entertained a number of friends at their residence.’ A nice dinner was served and a pleasant time was spent. The-mena consisted of boiled crab, roast. chicken, stewed mushroome, sliced pine-apple,

dried fige, wine and cake. : Jobn Hooper, another Navade Oityan, is conducting a jewelry establishment for Frank Golden, and he is doing an excellent business. eh oe Crabs Are Fighters, Crabs are fighting animals. In fact, they will fight anything, says a natu-° talist. I have seen a crab, in conflict with a lobster, catch the latter over the fore part of the head, where the shell is hardest, and crush it in by.one. effort, and it rather ‘bears out my idea that the claws of these creatures are particularly weapons of war; that the moment one of them receives severe injury in a claw it drops it off by voluntary amputation, severing its connection with the body at the shoulder by an act of its own will. It seems tome ‘. probable that if the claw were necessary for feeding: nature would rather seek to cure an injury to it than let the animal discard it altogether. The species of crab which is most . conspicuously a& fighter.is the hermit b. ise dea. of independent life eat a harmless whelk and occupy its shell. Its next notion is to give battle to every crab of the same persuasion ag itself that it’‘comes across. Altogether hermit crabs are undoubtedly the most vernon creatures in existence. The Hand: Kiss. The kiss of the hand is undoubtedly ancient--and.therefore ig not derived from that of the lips, but probably the converse is‘true. The hand:-kiss is loosely asserted to be developed from servile obeisances in which the earth, the foot and the garments were kissed, the hand and cheek succeeding in order of time and approach to equality of rank. But it is doubtful if that was ®f. the actual order, and it is certain that at the time when hand kissing began there were less numerous gradations of vank than at a later stage. Kissing of the hands between men Is mentioned in the Old Testament, also by Homer, Pliny and Lucian. The kiss was applied ‘reverentially to sacred ob. Jects, such as statues of the gods, as is ‘shown by ancient works of art, and also among numerous etymologies by that of the Latin word “adoro,” and it was also metaphorically applied by the inferior or worshiper kisaing his own hand and throwing the salute to the superior or: statue. Politely Pet. Anxious Father (from top of stairs)— Say, Mary Jane! Mary Jane—¥es, papa. Anxious Father—Is it 11 o'clock yet? Mary Jane—Yes, papa. Anxious Father—Well, give the young mak my compliments and ask him to kindly close the front: door from the At Cherokee, Nevada eounty, December 27, 1901, to the wife of Henry Moyer, e so. clean house. find them. prices. at less than cost. all. as =I. unless you want the best. out goes $4000 to the ton. About one. 110 Death, 1 han Possess: Janaacy 2A spi ,_. leh, Nevada, oaye: At’ 8 o'slock Sunday evening, the Searchlight Hotel could be rendered the place was e mass of flames. Mrs. Ballock, the lessee of the property, and her two adopted children, a bey and a girl were burned to death, Jessic Wheately, aged 12 years, was badly burned about the Business Locals. For life ‘inkdeen whe see T. B. ‘grey? Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, — a6it— anything in the tobacco line. tf _For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Brir.anp’s Council Chambers. Try them. — tf . _&.good-Bot-Ianch will be~ served ‘every ‘Dight-atWilliam: Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors Fr cigars always on hand. jall~ Loveland is now selling his naliods bread at five cerite a loaf at the Populer Bekery. Try.itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf if you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. ‘ m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouneil =, on Broad street. s27tf Convincing. : ‘The methods employed by ex-Governor Throckmorton of Texas to make clear the claims of his clients were perhaps unlike those of any other lawyer, but they often carried conviction with them. At one time he was defending a man , who was on trial for murder in Gainesville, Tex. He desired to make it plain to the jury that the man whom his client had killed, although in his shirt sleeves and without a pistol pocket, might have been well armed. : “Can you see any signs of arms about me?’ demanded the general, taking off his coat and standing before the jurors. They shook their heads. and with that he proceeded to draw a pistol from under each arm, one from each boot leg and from the back of his neck a bowle knife of tiost sinister aspect.—Youth’ s Companion. Hearing a Fly Walk. ‘As the fly glides rapidly over a smooth surface every step presses out a supply of gum strong enough to give: him a sure footing and to sustain him in safety if he halts. So strong is the cement that that upon-one ‘of’ his six feet is quite sufficient to sustain the weight of his whole body. But-if be stands still . the gum may dry up and harden quickly and so securely fasten the traveler's foot as to make a sudden step snap the leg itself. If you wish to bear a fly walk, you can do it without the aid of the nugaphone. Having made friends witht the fly, spread a silk handkerchief over your ear and induce the insect to crawl across the bhandkerchief. As he approaches your ear you will distinctly hear a harsh, rasping sound, made by the contact of the insect’s feet with the filaments of silk. His Ewbarrassment. Brackett—They say you are financially embarrassed. Do you owe a very large amount? Crackett—1 don’t owe anything, but there are several people who owe me, and 1 haven't the courage to ask for it. —Boston Transcript. In 1658 Captain Thomas Clarke, in company with Joho Winthrop and otbers, put In operation an “iron worke” at New Haven, Conn. This enterprise embraced a blast furnace and a refinery forge.’ Health for . 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C.C.C. Never efore stock takin 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 In the Furnishing Goods a harvest . of good values awaits you. All of our Holiday Slip~~ pers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prospe Store Closes at 7:30. soldin bulk. All druggists, 10¢. HOUSE CLEANING m1 Peevev ee we are going to e are going to clear . Odds and ends rous New Year to you” e ae “Watch me!’ he said dramatically, . LN The Red Front § Main Street, Grass Valley. @ Tet. Main 751 ONE has CLOTHIGRS * H ave EHMANN oR . ae oo GEO. Cc. GAYLORD e Son: PROMPT ATTENTION: PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. © . oa Arrived . NEHIRANNE ( ett a nine ones = Seiten 9 Thee sla is haat . PHONE 553. BROAD STREET he ~~, = > 'Yuba County lems. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want. the following items whieh may interest some of our readers: derwent a painfal operation for the removal of a growth from her forehead, which has.caused. much-pain and an-. noyance fcr a number of years. The lady is well advanced in years, but rallied well from the sheck. George Shelton, who resides near Yuba Dam, was hunting ducks slong the Yuba river when he encountered a bed of quicksand which almost enguifed him, He succeeded in extricating himself after a struggle, but ‘lost his shotgun “. ammunition. Fosier’s Prediction The cold wave in Janus will be of shorter duration than that of December, and will appear firet in the Dakotas about January 4th, and will move very rapidly. The change will be so quick as to maké it appear quite severe and it will therefore hurt man and beast. Only two cold waves appear inthe calculations for January, and therefore the month will be rather mild as an ihe ect Jellied Apples. ‘Pare and core large, firm apples; fill them withfred currant: jelly; spriakle the holes with red currant jelly; sprinkle all over with lemon jutce,.and dust with granulated sugar: ‘Put a little water in the pan around the. apcandied, but not long enough to break up. Preserved ginger may be used instead of the currant jelly. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. 8S, Weather Bureau, makss the following prediction as to the weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros’, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork,‘mutton and Jamb nthe market. fe21-tf alle Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. The Marysville Democrat publishes . Mrs. Mary Phipps of Yuba City an-. ) ma AES. CALENDARS {liday (ius will be sold this eek AT COST rather than carry them over. VINTON’S ce Store.. . . Stale Coffee? .. ples and let them bake in the oven. till}. . Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than We Roast Daily . TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. 18 Commercial Street Merrett That Extra Sunday Dinner Is scarcely Scapiale unless it bas a sugary windup, that’s the past of the dinner we are prepared to furnish. Lemons, Salted Almonds and Nuts of all kinds. i" The Candies, Oranges, RRKKKHKEREKKK POLE Y’S. Nevada City. Fermi mmmnnnnmremn Call at my store and. see my beautiful ‘stock which is the best in town, and my prices are the lowest. guaranteed as represented. All of my hats are IMRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass "Valley. this Famous Olger packed in Bpecial ee Boxes for the Holidays. 38 a GIFF.. The Native Son of Maryland. Made b: Wool Wais sts and Beauty" . You cantiot see one — the other in this assortment. Theee waiete are remarkable in many ways, bat prinefpally for.. : Quality and Price All are handsome. In Black and-a variety of colorings. Plaited all over. New back without yoke, flare cuffs; lined throughout, Call and see them, SNELL “e FLEMING, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Only just received, opened, and placed on sale, an “Co this is extra lot of Anterican Buiscuit Co.’s fancy . O > Cakes. buy them now while they are fresh—they Oz taste so much F al better Creams, Iced Animals, Cocoanut Chas E. Mulloy, Grocer the 0 oles, Fig Bars, Peach Taffey, Iced Honey Cakes,Marshmellows Try — —FOR SALE. BYH. DICKERMAN bead Srocertes of All Kinds The season of Gladness flads us well prepared to add to its pleasures. We have a fine stock of.. HOEIDAY‘Groceries ete atin te me: — “y and have added a variety of goods which are just the thing for this time of the year. The prices we quote are very reasone able and cannot be duplicated here = t _ Everything we offer is the purest TAb \righes® and best, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Sommercis! Street. PPPOE E EES TSN_N 5 HANDSOME MILLINERY. ‘National Biscuit (Co’s . . Fancy Cakes ana Crackers . ‘Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,~Graham, _.Raspberry, Oat Meal. “ain sae (gu esas gee gers es aaa a ga ma ¢ . 4 Also SFancy Cra-kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. LOLS LS Ohe Roe eae: Srocery, . J. JZ JACKSON, Propeistee, aN aa SS * -