January 7, 1901 (4 pages)

se Jans re 1901 yuo A cay cial es H Hanford, Talare Connly,, on ) tanuary i gerne sot J. Ae ihe well-know f Oolfax died last evening at er, Mrs, Thos. . ; ing. No such cruelty te ta ohh aid . “Jack the Squeezer” has made his The old Board then: adjourned sine at Me oe foe f this oily sean st . eagles or falcons. "parle ia Cale tape Pee She Fi00.000, he cng a appearance again. Oa Saturday even-. 5. , jo . ees eather goer gs ~ pera are, they do not torment otBer litme. tHe was naturally slirewd, but . '™é B Young Aly wal wallring on @ sid‘) ‘ye new Board then met, William H. MountainNe . Miss Graham is.a niece birds which they catch or kill for kill14. nea never had a particle of schoolwalk on Nevada street when a man. ,, rtin taking the place of J. M. Buther basband, a Arbogast und Mrs. paneer ing’s sake. Good temper is general ins, and dodging registers at new ho. ®ddenly eppeared and embraced b°™. qngton and’ Obris. J. Miller the place two daughters \ ff this city. In speaking wn rrg pt os became the chief worry of his life, . She has strong suspicions as ‘to who} of Henry Lake. ke permetchnilrie ig the Hanford Journal says: he cuckoo, such a thing #8! «a+ arst he used to tie up his hand in . the man was. She was badly fright-. The Board ized t ‘ rly morning hour of 7:16, . a2 Ml tempered wild bird is unknown. }a handkerchief and pretend -it-was . ened and * he Board organ by electing F. lfax, and Mre, w Tilton . Nowhere in the race cam a temper like . purt, was very nervous for some. M, Pridgeon President and Wm. H. 5 olty 1901, Mr. J. Wesley Tilton uae of the ‘Taamaslan devil the but he realized that the trick was . time afterward. et ee da Mey Graham were united . 214 5, reg vr aain {Piety transparent, and at last ‘he emtin Vice President. place tonor. © by Rev. I. B, Self, pastor unting dog Cape ployed a young newspaper man at $100 Ri oy, ideboard ‘ot b incom slock ‘from St. Humberland Presbyterian or the oo be found. Even those}, month to travel with him as his ‘secyer ers. ree ty.-. The young couple popular people in “Mr. Tilton, who is one of sb, with interperenne ret ! anty’s prosperous young peel Pe ed Petrie ge They would walk in together, and the Duniap of the . well known in and eroand . ° aac geen green some a young chap would say deferentially, Moore ‘‘AA” whiskey. deeded ths con? je having:been a member of Might ta tom ding their young with : ‘Shall I do the registering for us botti, . . Catarrh hes become such a dais nnilding and i rd band for a number of) . very human and engaging traits of colonel? ‘If you please,’ his boss . disease that a person entirely, free from At Sigourney’s g and ine ‘43 an industrious, straight ati all be ited ‘would reply, and he would thereupon . this disgusting complaint is seldom met ery on his propEna” maa’ of good bablie. character, must credited to the . write, ‘Col. ——. and. secretary, Mon. with. Itiscustomary tospeak of Catarrh. Fresh eastern oysters, 50 cents for 6 arger,” the well: oe nl iden race of birds. tana.’" — New Orleans Times-Demo. #8 nothing more serious a bad cold, . pig can tf he. work will-be Rice Syne? Atnong. these kindly nd sinihe DF evet,.: ; a simple inflammatioh of the nose and j ee.} known in Hanford, having his city for several years, and ter of J. A. Grabam, the livy and rushed as eing cleared for 10-sta Phe wedding occorred at the ee Jos. Schnereger, whose wife mediately. o the bride. Only the immeeT. B Gray. es of the. contracting parresent to witness the cerewn a >.’S . number of their young fe in waiting for them at the ‘Pacific depot, and as they » flyer for San Franciscodep with a shower ‘of~ rice, A with a larger shower of conpune and good wishes. After a lal trip to the city and a visit }at Santa Cruz and San Jose. the existence of the race.— London . steadily burning mines, and in one . is the medicine, I am S. Be ied HNL aatein Oech ta _ . cy aN Tae, a ar cas ts . eugha true eleven ue >) \No Goods Carried Over for Another Year. ‘ ping at a home provided near . : very great the spectacle it. affords is of . that T can honestly and y —AT— II. sy eg p home place. in TS een we nats man “ghe . SUFPassing Interest. For miles around seal h to nnd bar Withee: rice $1.25: q —2@eee ~ a great tower of fire may be seen day . ing from Catarrh. Have J 5 TEA AND , $1.25; new 1 j veteran American musician, tells of a fecommended it to many, thein lef ‘ and night, and the dense black smoke . gnd am happy to say that im sia att OR COURT remarkable feat of memory performed . Vnich it gives off settles upon the sur. those whom { have induc= COFFEE J UPER e by the composer Liszt: = : to use it can bear meout:in the statement that ~ 4 rounding country. How a mine gets Exit gece case of Catarrh if take ml rv. 4 My friend knew Lisst very well, afire is easily explained, even though directions ™ wee gl eO, fat 7 polo Business Transacted at Tone . day's Session. ollowing business was transon the Superior Oourt today , r. T. Nilon, presiding: fe of Peter Purcell, deceased. ed one week. ste of Harriet Carr, deceased. nued one week. . ate of-George H, Allen, deceased. » setting aside the entire estate oon are gee 2 of the widow and minor chilSee the many -: thie one go by have just 14 of day or you may od warm kind. es? Extra Heavy c; new price 15c te of Elizabeth Jones, deceased ed. Lucy A: Noyes and A.B. were appointed executors. J.P h, Edward Gagin snd Matthew r appointed appraisers. Order } pretions of ‘notice to creditors, te of Sabra E. Towle, deceased. “of gale of réal and personal Ly. IOQ-uFeet + + of A. A. Whiteman, deceased. Appointing Blanch M. White. 8. Rowen, E. O. Hickman Boss were appointed appraisvs. Sharp. Order setting for Wednesday January 9th, eorge vs. W.D. Smith. John Fto file amended complaint. The Rainfall. epeinfall at this city up 9 o'clock ning, for the month, was 8:16 . For the season, 28:29 inches. IL. Vill be drilling in ' On10, CITY Tn Livoas Counts, ~ ' A’ we have ample eat Tole Coanty, wud z. i \ that esid firm w ARE. iain ot ONE HUNDRED DOLtor each and every case of Us-. nero ‘Our land is th { cannot be cured by the use ‘ it’s CaTARRE O ‘ FRANK J. OHENEY. a to pefore me ard éu bed se President. ‘ vonce, thie @th day of De. 1886. . W. GLEASON, a Notary Public. te Catarrh Cure is taken internd-acts directly on the blood moous surfaces he the system J. OMEN & OC '& 00., Toledo, O. ‘by Druggiste, mily Pills are the best.r bottle. er your New. Just a Few. vérmore Val owing is just a few of the lunchicacies carried by George O. d & Son: vermore.Valjasonneau Puree de; Fois Gras! brest, “‘Terrine de Fole D’Ola, affe. # . t, Sandwich de Foie Gras. ico American Oo,’s Game Pates, ra GOOL 8. _Always pleased t o goods. Jesh ek Many thanks to the agin of this <ity for “Ph Hise ive Watchmakers: “ede to bean you have never tasted Jesse Moor nels Velen tee 13 . A. & H. W. SHARTUNG, eid Maatptalleb ace 9. ‘whiskey, try it aud be convinced és)Pholographs. is the best whiskey in the world. annie. ose eve all Bad temper erty are perhape plan ar geal alist He iti g 28 tures the cuckoo is a monster. Let : there be no mistake on this subject. Mines That Burn For Years, He unites in his life and character, . A nuimber of good sized mines are from the egg to. the adult bird, prac . now on fire in the United States and tices and principles to which the whole . have been for years. The Vulcan mine gavatiel He is an outrage on the mor . in Colorado, has been on fire since the al law of bird life, something so’ ff&. great explosion several years ago, when grant and-so utterly foreign to the way . about 80 persuns lost their lives. All of thought of these kindly beings that . efforts to quench it have proved fruitif he did not. exist he would be incon. less. In Butte there is a mine which ceivable. It is not merely that he is a . has been afire since 1884. It has been eupplanter and a changeling. His . treated with carbonic acid gas gener_. whole nature is so evil that In the . ated on a large scale. quicklime and . world of. birds he is an incarnation of . acids and all the stifiing devices that the principle of iff, an embodiment of . genius and experience could devise, but . S¥ndand well, the gues. vices which would if understood or . so far without effect. ; ‘What cured y ou?’ Inan. . Whis Week. adopted by other birds put an end to{ In Pennsylvania there are, several awer I feel i¢ my ane ofhaving taken a fancy toa com of mine, “Les Perles de Rosee,” which was still in manuacript, he said: “Let me have it for publication. Dedicate it to Liszt. I can easily get Liszt to accept the dedication. 1 am going directly from here to Weimar and will see him about it. At the same time . will. prepare the way for your recep tion later as a pupil.” friend of her American success was in spleneae hax” he nde Retgrngatinaretae did spirits.” In crossing a certain disLiast the latter looked at the manuscript, bummed it over, then sat down . . and played it from memory. Then, going to his desk, he took a pen. and accepted the dedication by writing hie name at the top of the title page. eret of success Is to find out what the people want— vert Is a very naughty singer.” them, eh? them on -the tray, “let. them choose ioistratrix. Bond fixed, at/p sve, quiet wedding. % and to spare after vou’re marriedé.— * Sof demurrer and motion to ge Sarl aia fat ee ene CS PELONE & Assessor H. 0. lpia hie . ls iia ea Wires ; ho. can't write,” said the clerk of a large hotel, “‘and the bad pen comedy tx enacted quite frequently. Of course the clerk has to be very careful not to Ge. let the ) quspect that he 16 on to the dodge, for such folke are very sen~ . ten about their educational infirmi. “I once cnew a man who paid $1,200 a year solely to, keep hotel clerks from ~ . knowing that he couldn't write his. own "S ipame. He began life as a day leborer, Y . drifted out ‘west and made a fortune ‘. through leasing a supposed worthless mine in Montana. When he accumtnear Rough and Ready. The last two] in named gentlemen ‘will inspect the land — "Ba rr PERT. . Thomas of this city . H, Ho ag sna, D, W. Balch of Sai Francie, Mam i ma it Pit went today to view some mining land . ’ Phe Board of Supervisors met today) session, all members = ie for a company of capitalists who;may/ The road report of H Lake ene ape] decide ‘to ~— it by the dredging Lai proved, and pills amounting to $1607): cess. ~ : were allowed. oor : The road report of Supervisor Bat-. Around Again. fington was approved, and biljsamounting to $985 55 weré allowed. © eetary.’ The ex-miner never sent or received anyletters, he didn’t care for feading, and the sectetary’s one and aly duty was to sign hote¢l registers. TE Ef i si plete if itis not stocked with «Jesse Moore “AA” alpen Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse throat. ‘It is, in fact, a complicated and: very dangerous disease ; if not at first, it soon becomes 80. he blood i is quickly contaninabed by tace of warm blooded animals offers no . on the Green-river, opposite Newcastle;-. -to all parts grein system. do not reach the seat of the trouble, S. S. does. It cleanses the blood of the poison and eliminates from the system ull Mr. P. H. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., the greatest precautions are taken to prevent it. Coal seams exude a gas varying in quantity according to the pressure and the quality of the deposit, which gas when mixed: with air in certain proportions is about as explosive as gunpowder.—New York Post. known,and the greatest of all blood medicines and tonics, becomes deep-seated and chronic, but beat once the use of S.S.S., and send our book on blood and skin diseases ¢ J Fanny Freaks of Yvette Guilbert, Mille. Yvette Guilbert in the heyday Not long afterward I received a letTHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. -—AND— . we footecciom set-oe =. 25 PER CENT pater conte sod rar we sos . DEDUCTION. catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor. HOLI AY oughly and permanently the worst cases. ee. comareeamnaentiensmndicranttiennlinenamumnenamantied ——Er NN —————"WE ARE IN TT — You want to make your hard-earned dollar go as far as possible during the Holidays, and in fact at all other times, We will give you a pointer, and if you do not take advantage of it, it is your fault, not ours. Listen— We are selling anything mm every: ‘ thing in our Store — At a Lower Price Than Any Other Bstablishment. Honey, . “2 Combs for D6t Pickles in Buk, = 10 « qu . Saratoga Chips, ° men areeres eee 3) ~~ CHINAWARE Bloaters> = ~~ 6 for 2be 256 & a Pound Plum Pudding = 20¢ a cal mm CORE Green and ripe Olives in Bulk, , SSs=: oo areet vse . Creal Chocolate Free . ) If you have Catarrh don’t wait until it! Tay lor’ bs} “Tea, Spices, and write our physicians about your case, C risp Arom atic Coffee trict on Sunday she was unable to gét a bottle of elaret. lace give it to you, madame,” ‘sald {ter, “I shall have to go to jail.” atben go,” said Mile. Gullbert cheer fully,-“but-first get me my claret.” One afternoon in Chicago two blank ards were sent up to her by callers de4iring her autograph. On the one she vrote, “¥vette Guilbert is a very good inger,” and on the other, “Yvette GullThe Way to Success. The Hiderly Gentleman—The true se BARGAINS A a The Younger Man—And give f t#) “Now,” she said airily as she dropped m Her; wisdom was of a worldly deBeets, scription. “For who will give me bread The Father—You two had better when I no longer please by my songs, ‘The Lovers—Why? the dear publeec? No. Therefore I come The Father—There'll be notse enough . A miercn Tees, come High! Satur AND sortment in the . trade. \ y FinestJ0 Be Market to select from. Jewelry Silverware. Walnuts and Almonds. Jackson's Beehive Grocery. . . fo ‘Telephone us your orders. If at any time ~~ you find yourself out of GROCERIES, tell us Ho, Ad ~~ about it by way of the ‘“‘phone” and we wil, attend to your wentsaccording to your pm ire. Try it sometime. . California Home Dinner— Mexican Beans, Baef and Chili. Rex Brand Prime, Roast Beef Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. X L Chile Con Carnes. IX L Frijoles. Finest Corn in the Market— M -Carton Maine Sweet Corn. es ; Will Stopa i CR edn PIM Cl Ton 7GE 2SLON 7CTON ISEX 15 Sox en =P WR) Oral rl Boe) oa, Bf oe "9 WET I able Dellcacles! P. G. SCADDEN ‘Ss. Catifornia ‘Ripe Olives in teas. Gon ists of Lamb Surry aad a Boaf anl Rice Ala Creele American Biscuitsin fancy packages. in cans. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses. >> > ® hope igi Of all gifts and For Sale Bb ~_DICKERMAN’S. -}and SOLID GOLD; the movements of which we ‘1?PpE. T e largest-stock in Nevada county, an a Wing nee THE KING PIN remembrance of the donor is A Goocda watch’ that in NICKEL, SILVER, GOLD FILLED Of the grades and.patterns that we carry in <a sornhrrys at.all prices. ___Also. Fe ea or mtel Clock a ne Subscribe tor the Holiday Orders , HOLIDAY::GRO 2B RIES Are of good extra value. These goods = the finest obtainable. Every article The stock is worth.a visit, d the goods worthy of your table. : . T.AUW. SIGOURNEY, Commercial st SPECIAL Diamonds . -Ready for the Holidays. Are coming in pleasing’ numbers from thoee who know from experience that our is new, being ordered for thie season's We invite an inspection of our stock. And Lots of ’Em. Cordial gizetings for New Year 1901. lad to see you any day, of course, bat better for you to call in good time to leave your orders for candies of all good sorts, in quantity or in fancy boxes for presents. Santa Olaus never had a eweeter burden than we can supply. Oandies at wholesale prices. FOLEY’S. 18 Commercial St., Nevada City. ia hdedaaebiniena HEEEEEEESE Something Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list! Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music esti Reception Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, JAMES KINKEAD. ee ad Ps =: i Oe SESSA SEAR NS, ee ¥ ee a "Just Call aud-See About It 1 . — “TZ BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA om ie a Bening. a “i

se Jans re 1901 yuo A cay cial es H Hanford, Talare Connly,, on ) tanuary i gerne sot J. Ae ihe well-know f Oolfax died last evening at er, Mrs, Thos. . ; ing. No such cruelty te ta ohh aid . “Jack the Squeezer” has made his The old Board then: adjourned sine at Me oe foe f this oily sean st . eagles or falcons. "parle ia Cale tape Pee She Fi00.000, he cng a appearance again. Oa Saturday even-. 5. , jo . ees eather goer gs ~ pera are, they do not torment otBer litme. tHe was naturally slirewd, but . '™é B Young Aly wal wallring on @ sid‘) ‘ye new Board then met, William H. MountainNe . Miss Graham is.a niece birds which they catch or kill for kill14. nea never had a particle of schoolwalk on Nevada street when a man. ,, rtin taking the place of J. M. Buther basband, a Arbogast und Mrs. paneer ing’s sake. Good temper is general ins, and dodging registers at new ho. ®ddenly eppeared and embraced b°™. qngton and’ Obris. J. Miller the place two daughters \ ff this city. In speaking wn rrg pt os became the chief worry of his life, . She has strong suspicions as ‘to who} of Henry Lake. ke permetchnilrie ig the Hanford Journal says: he cuckoo, such a thing #8! «a+ arst he used to tie up his hand in . the man was. She was badly fright-. The Board ized t ‘ rly morning hour of 7:16, . a2 Ml tempered wild bird is unknown. }a handkerchief and pretend -it-was . ened and * he Board organ by electing F. lfax, and Mre, w Tilton . Nowhere in the race cam a temper like . purt, was very nervous for some. M, Pridgeon President and Wm. H. 5 olty 1901, Mr. J. Wesley Tilton uae of the ‘Taamaslan devil the but he realized that the trick was . time afterward. et ee da Mey Graham were united . 214 5, reg vr aain {Piety transparent, and at last ‘he emtin Vice President. place tonor. © by Rev. I. B, Self, pastor unting dog Cape ployed a young newspaper man at $100 Ri oy, ideboard ‘ot b incom slock ‘from St. Humberland Presbyterian or the oo be found. Even those}, month to travel with him as his ‘secyer ers. ree ty.-. The young couple popular people in “Mr. Tilton, who is one of sb, with interperenne ret ! anty’s prosperous young peel Pe ed Petrie ge They would walk in together, and the Duniap of the . well known in and eroand . ° aac geen green some a young chap would say deferentially, Moore ‘‘AA” whiskey. deeded ths con? je having:been a member of Might ta tom ding their young with : ‘Shall I do the registering for us botti, . . Catarrh hes become such a dais nnilding and i rd band for a number of) . very human and engaging traits of colonel? ‘If you please,’ his boss . disease that a person entirely, free from At Sigourney’s g and ine ‘43 an industrious, straight ati all be ited ‘would reply, and he would thereupon . this disgusting complaint is seldom met ery on his propEna” maa’ of good bablie. character, must credited to the . write, ‘Col. ——. and. secretary, Mon. with. Itiscustomary tospeak of Catarrh. Fresh eastern oysters, 50 cents for 6 arger,” the well: oe nl iden race of birds. tana.’" — New Orleans Times-Demo. #8 nothing more serious a bad cold, . pig can tf he. work will-be Rice Syne? Atnong. these kindly nd sinihe DF evet,.: ; a simple inflammatioh of the nose and j ee.} known in Hanford, having his city for several years, and ter of J. A. Grabam, the livy and rushed as eing cleared for 10-sta Phe wedding occorred at the ee Jos. Schnereger, whose wife mediately. o the bride. Only the immeeT. B Gray. es of the. contracting parresent to witness the cerewn a >.’S . number of their young fe in waiting for them at the ‘Pacific depot, and as they » flyer for San Franciscodep with a shower ‘of~ rice, A with a larger shower of conpune and good wishes. After a lal trip to the city and a visit }at Santa Cruz and San Jose. the existence of the race.— London . steadily burning mines, and in one . is the medicine, I am S. Be ied HNL aatein Oech ta _ . cy aN Tae, a ar cas ts . eugha true eleven ue >) \No Goods Carried Over for Another Year. ‘ ping at a home provided near . : very great the spectacle it. affords is of . that T can honestly and y —AT— II. sy eg p home place. in TS een we nats man “ghe . SUFPassing Interest. For miles around seal h to nnd bar Withee: rice $1.25: q —2@eee ~ a great tower of fire may be seen day . ing from Catarrh. Have J 5 TEA AND , $1.25; new 1 j veteran American musician, tells of a fecommended it to many, thein lef ‘ and night, and the dense black smoke . gnd am happy to say that im sia att OR COURT remarkable feat of memory performed . Vnich it gives off settles upon the sur. those whom { have induc= COFFEE J UPER e by the composer Liszt: = : to use it can bear meout:in the statement that ~ 4 rounding country. How a mine gets Exit gece case of Catarrh if take ml rv. 4 My friend knew Lisst very well, afire is easily explained, even though directions ™ wee gl eO, fat 7 polo Business Transacted at Tone . day's Session. ollowing business was transon the Superior Oourt today , r. T. Nilon, presiding: fe of Peter Purcell, deceased. ed one week. ste of Harriet Carr, deceased. nued one week. . ate of-George H, Allen, deceased. » setting aside the entire estate oon are gee 2 of the widow and minor chilSee the many -: thie one go by have just 14 of day or you may od warm kind. es? Extra Heavy c; new price 15c te of Elizabeth Jones, deceased ed. Lucy A: Noyes and A.B. were appointed executors. J.P h, Edward Gagin snd Matthew r appointed appraisers. Order } pretions of ‘notice to creditors, te of Sabra E. Towle, deceased. “of gale of réal and personal Ly. IOQ-uFeet + + of A. A. Whiteman, deceased. Appointing Blanch M. White. 8. Rowen, E. O. Hickman Boss were appointed appraisvs. Sharp. Order setting for Wednesday January 9th, eorge vs. W.D. Smith. John Fto file amended complaint. The Rainfall. epeinfall at this city up 9 o'clock ning, for the month, was 8:16 . For the season, 28:29 inches. IL. Vill be drilling in ' On10, CITY Tn Livoas Counts, ~ ' A’ we have ample eat Tole Coanty, wud z. i \ that esid firm w ARE. iain ot ONE HUNDRED DOLtor each and every case of Us-. nero ‘Our land is th { cannot be cured by the use ‘ it’s CaTARRE O ‘ FRANK J. OHENEY. a to pefore me ard éu bed se President. ‘ vonce, thie @th day of De. 1886. . W. GLEASON, a Notary Public. te Catarrh Cure is taken internd-acts directly on the blood moous surfaces he the system J. OMEN & OC '& 00., Toledo, O. ‘by Druggiste, mily Pills are the best.r bottle. er your New. Just a Few. vérmore Val owing is just a few of the lunchicacies carried by George O. d & Son: vermore.Valjasonneau Puree de; Fois Gras! brest, “‘Terrine de Fole D’Ola, affe. # . t, Sandwich de Foie Gras. ico American Oo,’s Game Pates, ra GOOL 8. _Always pleased t o goods. Jesh ek Many thanks to the agin of this <ity for “Ph Hise ive Watchmakers: “ede to bean you have never tasted Jesse Moor nels Velen tee 13 . A. & H. W. SHARTUNG, eid Maatptalleb ace 9. ‘whiskey, try it aud be convinced és)Pholographs. is the best whiskey in the world. annie. ose eve all Bad temper erty are perhape plan ar geal alist He iti g 28 tures the cuckoo is a monster. Let : there be no mistake on this subject. Mines That Burn For Years, He unites in his life and character, . A nuimber of good sized mines are from the egg to. the adult bird, prac . now on fire in the United States and tices and principles to which the whole . have been for years. The Vulcan mine gavatiel He is an outrage on the mor . in Colorado, has been on fire since the al law of bird life, something so’ ff&. great explosion several years ago, when grant and-so utterly foreign to the way . about 80 persuns lost their lives. All of thought of these kindly beings that . efforts to quench it have proved fruitif he did not. exist he would be incon. less. In Butte there is a mine which ceivable. It is not merely that he is a . has been afire since 1884. It has been eupplanter and a changeling. His . treated with carbonic acid gas gener_. whole nature is so evil that In the . ated on a large scale. quicklime and . world of. birds he is an incarnation of . acids and all the stifiing devices that the principle of iff, an embodiment of . genius and experience could devise, but . S¥ndand well, the gues. vices which would if understood or . so far without effect. ; ‘What cured y ou?’ Inan. . Whis Week. adopted by other birds put an end to{ In Pennsylvania there are, several awer I feel i¢ my ane ofhaving taken a fancy toa com of mine, “Les Perles de Rosee,” which was still in manuacript, he said: “Let me have it for publication. Dedicate it to Liszt. I can easily get Liszt to accept the dedication. 1 am going directly from here to Weimar and will see him about it. At the same time . will. prepare the way for your recep tion later as a pupil.” friend of her American success was in spleneae hax” he nde Retgrngatinaretae did spirits.” In crossing a certain disLiast the latter looked at the manuscript, bummed it over, then sat down . . and played it from memory. Then, going to his desk, he took a pen. and accepted the dedication by writing hie name at the top of the title page. eret of success Is to find out what the people want— vert Is a very naughty singer.” them, eh? them on -the tray, “let. them choose ioistratrix. Bond fixed, at/p sve, quiet wedding. % and to spare after vou’re marriedé.— * Sof demurrer and motion to ge Sarl aia fat ee ene CS PELONE & Assessor H. 0. lpia hie . ls iia ea Wires ; ho. can't write,” said the clerk of a large hotel, “‘and the bad pen comedy tx enacted quite frequently. Of course the clerk has to be very careful not to Ge. let the ) quspect that he 16 on to the dodge, for such folke are very sen~ . ten about their educational infirmi. “I once cnew a man who paid $1,200 a year solely to, keep hotel clerks from ~ . knowing that he couldn't write his. own "S ipame. He began life as a day leborer,

Y . drifted out ‘west and made a fortune ‘. through leasing a supposed worthless mine in Montana. When he accumtnear Rough and Ready. The last two] in named gentlemen ‘will inspect the land — "Ba rr PERT. . Thomas of this city . H, Ho ag sna, D, W. Balch of Sai Francie, Mam i ma it Pit went today to view some mining land . ’ Phe Board of Supervisors met today) session, all members = ie for a company of capitalists who;may/ The road report of H Lake ene ape] decide ‘to ~— it by the dredging Lai proved, and pills amounting to $1607): cess. ~ : were allowed. oor : The road report of Supervisor Bat-. Around Again. fington was approved, and biljsamounting to $985 55 weré allowed. © eetary.’ The ex-miner never sent or received anyletters, he didn’t care for feading, and the sectetary’s one and aly duty was to sign hote¢l registers. TE Ef i si plete if itis not stocked with «Jesse Moore “AA” alpen Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse throat. ‘It is, in fact, a complicated and: very dangerous disease ; if not at first, it soon becomes 80. he blood i is quickly contaninabed by tace of warm blooded animals offers no . on the Green-river, opposite Newcastle;-. -to all parts grein system. do not reach the seat of the trouble, S. S. does. It cleanses the blood of the poison and eliminates from the system ull Mr. P. H. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., the greatest precautions are taken to prevent it. Coal seams exude a gas varying in quantity according to the pressure and the quality of the deposit, which gas when mixed: with air in certain proportions is about as explosive as gunpowder.—New York Post. known,and the greatest of all blood medicines and tonics, becomes deep-seated and chronic, but beat once the use of S.S.S., and send our book on blood and skin diseases ¢ J Fanny Freaks of Yvette Guilbert, Mille. Yvette Guilbert in the heyday Not long afterward I received a letTHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. -—AND— . we footecciom set-oe =. 25 PER CENT pater conte sod rar we sos . DEDUCTION.. catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor. HOLI AY oughly and permanently the worst cases. ee. comareeamnaentiensmndicranttiennlinenamumnenamantied ——Er NN —————"WE ARE IN TT — You want to make your hard-earned dollar go as far as possible during the Holidays, and in fact at all other times, We will give you a pointer, and if you do not take advantage of it, it is your fault, not ours. Listen— We are selling anything mm every: ‘ thing in our Store — At a Lower Price Than Any Other Bstablishment. Honey, . “2 Combs for D6t Pickles in Buk, = 10 « qu . Saratoga Chips, ° men areeres eee 3) ~~ CHINAWARE Bloaters> = ~~ 6 for 2be 256 & a Pound Plum Pudding = 20¢ a cal mm CORE Green and ripe Olives in Bulk, , SSs=: oo areet vse . Creal Chocolate Free . ) If you have Catarrh don’t wait until it! Tay lor’ bs} “Tea, Spices, and write our physicians about your case, C risp Arom atic Coffee trict on Sunday she was unable to gét a bottle of elaret. lace give it to you, madame,” ‘sald {ter, “I shall have to go to jail.” atben go,” said Mile. Gullbert cheer fully,-“but-first get me my claret.” One afternoon in Chicago two blank ards were sent up to her by callers de4iring her autograph. On the one she vrote, “¥vette Guilbert is a very good inger,” and on the other, “Yvette GullThe Way to Success. The Hiderly Gentleman—The true se BARGAINS A a The Younger Man—And give f t#) “Now,” she said airily as she dropped m Her; wisdom was of a worldly deBeets, scription. “For who will give me bread The Father—You two had better when I no longer please by my songs, ‘The Lovers—Why? the dear publeec? No. Therefore I come The Father—There'll be notse enough . A miercn Tees, come High! Satur AND sortment in the . trade. \ y FinestJ0 Be Market to select from. Jewelry Silverware. Walnuts and Almonds. Jackson's Beehive Grocery. . . fo ‘Telephone us your orders. If at any time ~~ you find yourself out of GROCERIES, tell us Ho, Ad ~~ about it by way of the ‘“‘phone” and we wil, attend to your wentsaccording to your pm ire. Try it sometime. . California Home Dinner— Mexican Beans, Baef and Chili. Rex Brand Prime, Roast Beef Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. X L Chile Con Carnes. IX L Frijoles. Finest Corn in the Market— M -Carton Maine Sweet Corn. es ; Will Stopa i CR edn PIM Cl Ton 7GE 2SLON 7CTON ISEX 15 Sox en =P WR) Oral rl Boe) oa, Bf oe "9 WET I able Dellcacles! P. G. SCADDEN ‘Ss. Catifornia ‘Ripe Olives in teas. Gon ists of Lamb Surry aad a Boaf anl Rice Ala Creele American Biscuitsin fancy packages. in cans. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses. >> > ® hope igi Of all gifts and For Sale Bb ~_DICKERMAN’S. -}and SOLID GOLD; the movements of which we ‘1?PpE. T e largest-stock in Nevada county, an a Wing nee THE KING PIN remembrance of the donor is A Goocda watch’ that in NICKEL, SILVER, GOLD FILLED Of the grades and.patterns that we carry in <a sornhrrys at.all prices. ___Also. Fe ea or mtel Clock a ne Subscribe tor the Holiday Orders , HOLIDAY::GRO 2B RIES Are of good extra value. These goods = the finest obtainable. Every article The stock is worth.a visit, d the goods worthy of your table. : . T.AUW. SIGOURNEY, Commercial st SPECIAL Diamonds . -Ready for the Holidays.. Are coming in pleasing’ numbers from thoee who know from experience that our is new, being ordered for thie season's We invite an inspection of our stock. And Lots of ’Em. Cordial gizetings for New Year 1901. lad to see you any day, of course, bat better for you to call in good time to leave your orders for candies of all good sorts, in quantity or in fancy boxes for presents. Santa Olaus never had a eweeter burden than we can supply. Oandies at wholesale prices. FOLEY’S. 18 Commercial St., Nevada City. ia hdedaaebiniena HEEEEEEESE Something Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list! Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass Dish Closets, Music esti Reception Chairs Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with adjustable backs, JAMES KINKEAD. ee ad Ps =: i Oe SESSA SEAR NS, ee ¥ ee a "Just Call aud-See About It 1 . — “TZ BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA om ie a Bening. a “i