January 7, 1902 (4 pages)

lor Change , January 6 — Bore alary ‘ehéountered 4 n January 4th in the he Orange River (o1. ld. Cornet Pretoriou, J captured thirty-fy, ling Field pe eraete te, ee, aE i TR ANSORIPT. eee tse eee eerm aia y elected officers of Ousp of Odd Fellows will ‘be lonight. On next Monday: stletoe Encampment will ation ceremonies. afternoon Deputy Sheriff s leading his horse out toa nuery 6—The order of Me When the animal stepped © appointing William emporary Receiver of ber Company, Under g ), was filed today in the rk of the United States McKinlay, formerly superf the Providence mine, and ihell, were married in San December 28th. ielow will return to Siberia d will take with him three They will engage in minpect to be absent a long Se Take Notiec, : Bros. have let a contract . Williams, the builder and to put in the new plate ‘at their store on Broad {ll commence the work fn due Snell & Fleming 902, must be settled im. d from thie date for. 1ast be settled monthly, e-amount-on-our-books, that it sas be paid up stian Endeavor will hold -monthly meeting at the Swen & FLEana, pnal church at 8 o’clock > Sale at a Bargain, 1 Ranch, situated near is offered ata bargain, mand balance on time, wn & Morgan. tt ——t-9@DO-> sigar, Thomas Paine, tor Bros. 4 in this evening’s Tranch they inform the pub-: mencing tonight their at 6 o’elock. ors of the Nevada County sociation, ‘which is to ndry here, are the folH. Coughlin, president; pn, vice-president; H. V. ary and manager, J. J. A. H. Parker. eld, Foresters of America, eir newly elected officers saps Your. Vitality e brain. One. dose of adache Ogre will cur llow a pill, and the head. They cure neuralgia, box. For sale by y evening, Pecember 13. le agent. tt will be present from . ees — t and an entertainment. ill be given. Tomerrow lodge of Workmen will new officers, and the ters on Thursday evenheir installation. . lodge, No, 169, United ‘night installed their 1 officers as follows: P. C.; Mrs. M. S. Breed, © Monroe, Regent; Mrs. -Orator; Mrs. Josephine md F.; Mrs. Ann Brown). Black, W.; Mrs, Emily bman; Diredtors, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Monroe. Ita has a crew of men building his Sacramente y, which was partially Mire a few weeks ago. ill be fitted up for a Amusement. CO. EVENING Store. romise made ent to Grass . ugh Mayor know if we srsal, and we close.’ evening, January 23d, . Wenry minstrels will se Theatre, and they are lly, af the best aggregations fext Friday evening the hony Club will appear, day evening of next an & Lynn mastodon phere. They appear‘boards last year and itisfaction. ‘ada Gity ot me Funeral. a A NICE . LILY CO” ind members of OusNo. 16, I. O. O. F., are eet at their ball on. inuary 8th; at 1 p. m., -funeral of Brother hwartz. The funeral ‘from the family-resiyj = order. Z% Ng F. W. Meouin, N. G. . Rebekah. . J ce age Carving . NickelNeva Rebekah who for your rasa Valley on Saturther Lodge, at that ry and a peted to leave their for your Fleming’s or with ticles too tnot later than Friday . and see. 10th, so that arrangeie with the Electric ier conveyance, — TE KINKEAD, N. GQ. BALL, Sec’y, . j7 4t Ww. Notice. a levada City oe ra Glasses =. us W.,are hereby notibeir hall tomorrow Phoon at one o’clock, Fof attending the 4 . brother, Charles F. ' , Covaniin, MM. W. . Recorder. RS No. 18, F. & A. M. the best r. No, 6, R. A. M., c by © ‘men istallaticn Wednes‘see then, ; sonic Hall. All the ustomers, Pest 2 eahccrean have the very best veal on hand at tf RTUNG NEVADA ort ™T a = inflicting @ painful bruise . Dompany bave a new adf ‘thaking. money to thrust it.inta eireuNevada City Ledge, (KEEP YOUR BLOOD” GLEAN The grand annual ball to be given mg Armory Hall ‘tenight by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will bea gala event. Everthing is in readiness to ipstre the success of the big affair, and the very best of musio will be in attendance, _ The floor director and his aesictants will see that all who attend have a pleasant time. Tho or: der of j and the tecasion will be. ome df joy, mirth and music. The annual parties given bythe Native Daughters are always looked forward to by pleasureseekers, on account of the enjoyment afforded, and unless all signe fail, tonight’s ball will eclipse any of the past, Even if you do not dence you can attend as a spectator, and see the merry crowd and hear the sweet strains of Wild’s orchestra.Commencing promptly at nine o’clock, and continuing forhalf an hour, the orchestra will render concert music that will del'ght everyone. The grand march will be formed promptly: at half-past nine, and it will be one of the prettiest ever witnessed in Armory Hall. Following the first dance the beautiful and graceful minuet will be given-by-sixteen of Laurel Par= lor’s handsome daughters, after which dancing will be resumed. Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today :. Frank Morrill vs. J: E. Manion. Judgment for Plaintiff in the sum of $245.65. % John McOarthy vs. Gaston Ridge Mising Oompany. Damages for Pleintiffin the sum of $50. No injunction. Plaintif?. owner of land and water right, eee Why His. Clock Was Slow. There is an Italian fruit dealer, with a well stocked store near one of the. suburban railway stations, who has adopted a unique device, and one which shows a deep knowledge of. human nature, to hold his own in competition. with another dealer, whose stand is some fifty yards nearer me station than his own. A commutér was leisurely peeling:a banana in his store the other day when the’ Italian remarked: “You gotta fiv’ minute before "your train.” , “No; twenty,” replied the commuter, glancing at a big clock on the wall. “FPhata—ctockfifteen—minute~ slow,” Said the Italian. “I keepa it slow. Peepl’ used come in a-here, looka at clock, getta excite, go way, not buy. Time to buy at Pedro’s stand, notta here. Now keepa—clock slow, get mucha trade. No, I not letta peepl’ miss train. I. tella them after “they buy de banan’.’—New York Commercial Advertiser. Insect Plagues. The insect plagues of summer are no matter of jest. Man must strive with them as he strives against the other hostile forces of nature. He must fight the Hessian fiy or the wheat crop will not be garnered, be must fight the weevil-or the grain will perish In the bins, he must fight the army worm or the eattle will starve in the pastures, he must fight the tent caterpillar and the horer or his forests will wither and the streams disappear. The entomologist, therefore, wages the war of civilization igainst forees all the more terrible besause of their minuteness and apparent Insignificance,—St Louis Globe-Demotrat. He Liked It. Wife—How do you like my new hat? Husband--The idea of paying . big. priees for— ; Wife—Big ” prices! myself, Husband—Um—yes—er—as I was saying, the idea of paying big prices for such monstrosities as the milliners are showing! Now, your bat is a work of art. Looks as if it came from Paris. Beautiful, my eb Desi York Weekly. Why, 1 made it is not always alto‘It leads a peop’ who are . }: Extravagance gether bad. lation instantly and thus give the needy a gral at it.—Galveston News.” — BOWELS f you haven’t a regular, h hovel aveny cars you're it ‘or oe “OA NDY CATHARTIC , clear and clean are *EM LIKE aaa Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Pog Good, Gost, Never Sicken, Weaken, or and Fw Reaaeh box. Write for tree sample,’ sae 1 ‘a ealth. poten REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW > Make Your Best Girl a Present of a handsome box of our fine . French Candies, special fancy boxes. mas -tréé decorations ever brought to this city, Watch our show window for isplay. CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City. Po ~“noes has been well arranged, BEST FOR THE. The finest line of ChristL day in This eur old residents. -He entered the home of J. J. Yates on Gold Flat about 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon; and claiaied the loving and dutiful wife. Last Friday Mrs. Yates was apparently as well as ever, but-was taken sick ‘on Saturday with heart disease, and yesterday she passed away. Mr. Yates is a blacksmith and well-known to most of our residents. The deceased was a sister of Jesse Olemens, now of Forbestown, agéd 45 years, and # native of Cornwall, England. ‘She was much beloved and Trespected by all who knew her. The funeral will take place tomorrow from the family residence on Gold Flat, with religious services at ssh Epiacopal church at 11. a. m. at 9:30 o’clock last night Oharles F. Schwartz was released from hie sufferings at his home on Boulder street Several years ago, while at workin the -. Providence mine, Mr. Sehwartz had . the misfortune to lose the sight of one of his eyes, and he was laid ap for}: some time. A few years afterward a piece of rock flew into the other eye, stroyed. After this accident both eyes were removed from his head, and he was left in totel “darkness. Sickness followed, and the sufferings he {endured were known ‘only to himself. Last-week while Mr. Schwartz was in the basement of hishome, he had a hemorrhage of the, br alg, and he fell heavily tothe ground. He was ren‘dered unconscious atid remained so until the end. Mr. Schwartz was an old and respected citizen of this city, and was known to almost every one. He came to California from Germany, his native land, in 1854, and mined at Jones’ Bar and Grass Valley. He af teward moved to this city, where he married Josephine Snyder. Three children blessed the union, Louis and Charles Schwartz, and Mrs. Rutherford Stevens, all of whom reside in this city. For fifteen years the deceased was agent for the Excelsior Ditch Company. Mr. Schwartz was aged 69 years, 7 months and 11 days, and a native of Lebec, Germany. He was a member of Oustomah Lodge, I. O. O. F., Nevada City. Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., and was an exempt fireman. ; The funeral will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o’clock, ffom the family residence on Boulder street, under the auspices of the I. O. O. F. : Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased Portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an ‘snamen condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you’ have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed dea ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, . hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out. of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con. dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Send for dreslers, free. F. J. CHENEY &CO. » Toledo,O. Sabi b y dru gaits. 75c V's Famil ly Pille are the best. Passed Away ae Yesterday death claimed two more of Wm. Black, who eyes were badly injured by ‘an explosion of an acid tank, a few days ago, besides sustain-' ing other injuries, was taken to San Francisco today by Major Geo. A. Nibell and Gus Frandy, who will administer to the young man’s wants until he reaches" his destination. Mr. om & at the metropolis and undergo treat‘. ment with the hope of having the sight of both eyes restored. The young gentleman’s: many friends here hope that his anticipations will be fully Black will consult a skilled ocoulist . [ ~~ and the sight of this was also de-. . _. Vinton’s. realized. on his land, and for pelluting the wa water right, and asking an injanctioh ages by Judge Nilon, but no injunction was issued. McCarthy was adjudged describ2d in the complaint. was tried before a jary in the Superior . Gourt several weeks ago, lasting aeveral. days, and considerable interest was manifested by the people of Washington as to its outcome, GPOWS Oranges : feed A. Dennis Jr., a son of Mr, is here ona visit to his pansth, This is Mr. Dennis’ firet visit here for several years, and consequently he notes many important improvements and changes which have occurred since he left-this section of the State. Mr. Dennis is now engaged in the growing of oranges in Sonthern California, and bas a flourishing orchard in the vicinity of Los Angeles. Notwithstanding the severe wind and sand storm which recently swept over some of the orange able damage, a fair crop of the golden fruit will be gathered on his place. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb o the market. _ fe2i-tf. c@o Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s—preferences, Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often muined-in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them. Ifa woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of. Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected Jungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from tbe system. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Pee Saw Death Near. writes L. C. Overstreet, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it . seemed her weak and sore lungs'! would collapse. ‘she was sofar gone wilh Consumption that no medicine or.earthly-help.! could save her, but a friend recom persistent use of this excellent medicine gaved her life.” It’s absolutely , guaranteed for Ooughs, Colds, Hrs chitis, Asthma and all Throat ey Lung diseases, 60c and $1 at W. Trial botties free, clean house. find them. prices. . In the Furni of good values awaits at less than cost. ONE PRICS 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 All of our Holiday SlipA AC A A A RR A HOUSE CLEANING sult efore stock taking we are going to We are going to clear shing Goods’a harvest, you. Odds and ends" pers will go at low prices. Do not miss this ) great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you all, Store Closes at 7:30. Cor. Broad & . The Réd Front s Pine Streets, Main Street, = Nevada City. Grass Valley.Tel, Main 791 FQ Teil. Main 751 . CLOTHIGRS >, A AR di i B75, OOO will be earned the firat year by our graduates who secured positions last year. Next year, on account of a. natural increase of salary . they. will earn $100,000, FULL COURSE, $60 San Francisco Business College 1236 ‘MARKET STREET Damages Awarded. John McCarthy of Washington, who pany for damages for running slickens ters of a ditch which he elaimed as a therein, was today awarded $50 damthe owner of the water right and land. The case lands of that section, doing consider/ “3st often made my heart ache,” . } of Elgin, . Good doctors said . mended Dr. King’s New Discovery and . SADADAMDAAEE EEE ERLE \ GEO. C. GAYLORD © Son, ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 553. BROAD STREET Judge Noyes Fined. San Francisco, January 6—In the U. 8, ‘Circuit Oourt of Appeals today, Jadge Morrow sentenced Judge Noyes to pay a fine of $1000 in the Cape Nome conspiracy case. United States Dis. trict Attorney Woods was sentenced to four months imprisonment, and As sistant United States District. Attorney Frost was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment. oe Not In Order. In-a-certainLanarkshire village a* meeting was called to consider the advisability of erecting a bridge over a eréek which had been heretofore crossed by means of stepping stones. e The schoolmaster, who: presided over the meeting, warmly advocated the -erection of a bridge in an eloquent speech, when a-local worthy, who was something of a character and noted for his outspokenness, got up and _ interrupted: : “Hoot, toot, schtiemaister, you're fair haiverin’, mon! Wha wad gang an’ put a brig ower siccan a wee bit creek ‘as yon? Losh, mon, I cud cross it wi’ a stannin’ jump!” 7 “Order, order!” exclaimed the chairman angrily. “You are clearly out of order.” ; “IT ken I'm oot Q’ order,” rejoined the them over. VINTON Dg Store. CTU, CALENDARS and loliday Good will be sold this week AT COST rather than carry interrupter amid the laughter of the audience. “If I was in order, I cud jump as faur again!’ — London Answers. Very Tired. It has remained for alittle girl to . nearly, if not. quite, equal a famous Bolabaeceice of Leigh. Hunt. Of course Pshe spoke in childish inneeeree, where the English essayist and wit used his ripened tntellect. Hunt, in describing an exceedingly warm day, it will be remembered, spoke of it as one which tempted him to strip off his flesh and sit-in his Isn't Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Coffee?. =f benes. The little girl had been romping and running all day. Toward nightfall her father met her. “Are you not very tired, little one?” he asked. “Oh, not so very tired, papa,” she replied. Then in a bsp) condence she whispered, “Only do feel as though I’d like to take Kh legs off and carry them awhile.” A Long Sleep. We Roast Daily Dr. Soca, an English physician, reported. the case of a young girl of seventeen taken with syncope after a cold “tub” -who slept for seven months in . the hospital to which she was _admitted. When she was aroused from sleep, . she respoiided drowsily to questions. . put and fell asleep again. At the end . of seven months she died of pneumo TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. nia, baving slept herself out of life. Sometimes she was fed in her sleep and at other times ice they kept her awake. GHeSe Gee Mirren remem mM Dainty asa Butterfly freshes herself on our California Fruit Tpble ts, seven flavors. FOIA HK 13 Gommerclal StreetOn a honeysuckle the palate of the girls in Nevada City may be, It will receive a new and delightful sensation every time she reWe make them in ROLBY’S Nevada City. ‘Hmmm mmm mr prices are the lowest. guaranteed as represented. MRS. eo LUBECK Call at my store and see my beautiful stock which is the best in town, and my All of my hats are Grass Valley, {HANDSOME MILLINERY *e ee eee ne eena Commercial Street, Nevada City 9 Mill Street, NLM Me Age ©) : Vas (EM aR? A AR A ° ned { Woodpecker Cigars” 5 mii idays.—Made seer Fm. This Famous Oigar packed in ‘ieis Boxes for the Hot a The Native Son of Maryland. > > . ; You cannot see one without the other in this assortment. These waiste are remarkable in many ways, bat prinot4 pally for. . = (Quality and Price In Black and « Plaited all over, New back without yoke, flare cuffs; “lined throughout, Calland seethem, ~— 4 SNEEL 'e FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. — ——— —— . ~~ Only just received, opened,-and placed on sale, an & Cr this is All are handsome, variety of colorings. extra lot of American Buiscuit Co.’s fancy Sweet Cakes. Buy them now Cn while they are fresh—they taste so much Peach better. Creams, Iced Animals, Cocoanut Taffey, Iced Iloney Cakes, Marshmellows 3 s. Chas E. Mulloy, Grocer ie the list—CreFig Bars, oles, Try La Miue’s Mleadache Powder ———FOR'SALE BY——— H. DICKERMAN Holidey xa of All Kinds 7 The season of Gladness finds us well prepared to add to its pleasures. We have a fine stock of. an HOLIDAY ‘Groceries 4 SE ae and have added a variety of goods which are just the thing for this time of the year. ' — The prices we quote are very reasonable and cannot be duplicated here. . Everything we offer {s the purest and, best, Cash reece Commercial Street, SIGOURNEY, RFRA TAT RT t KERRY ARORA RT RAY, CRVAV AUIS National Biscuit Co. S Fancy Cakes an Crackers > Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,2Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. . Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, ete. pe J. J JACKSON, -Propriétor. sae

lor Change , January 6 — Bore alary ‘ehéountered 4 n January 4th in the he Orange River (o1. ld. Cornet Pretoriou, J captured thirty-fy, ling Field pe eraete te, ee, aE i TR ANSORIPT. eee tse eee eerm aia y elected officers of Ousp of Odd Fellows will ‘be lonight. On next Monday: stletoe Encampment will ation ceremonies. afternoon Deputy Sheriff s leading his horse out toa nuery 6—The order of Me When the animal stepped © appointing William emporary Receiver of ber Company, Under g ), was filed today in the rk of the United States McKinlay, formerly superf the Providence mine, and ihell, were married in San December 28th. ielow will return to Siberia d will take with him three They will engage in minpect to be absent a long Se Take Notiec, : Bros. have let a contract . Williams, the builder and to put in the new plate ‘at their store on Broad {ll commence the work fn due Snell & Fleming 902, must be settled im. d from thie date for. 1ast be settled monthly, e-amount-on-our-books, that it sas be paid up stian Endeavor will hold -monthly meeting at the Swen & FLEana, pnal church at 8 o’clock > Sale at a Bargain, 1 Ranch, situated near is offered ata bargain, mand balance on time, wn & Morgan. tt ——t-9@DO-> sigar, Thomas Paine, tor Bros. 4 in this evening’s Tranch they inform the pub-: mencing tonight their at 6 o’elock. ors of the Nevada County sociation, ‘which is to ndry here, are the folH. Coughlin, president; pn, vice-president; H. V. ary and manager, J. J. A. H. Parker. eld, Foresters of America, eir newly elected officers saps Your. Vitality e brain. One. dose of adache Ogre will cur llow a pill, and the head. They cure neuralgia, box. For sale by y evening, Pecember 13. le agent. tt will be present from . ees — t and an entertainment. ill be given. Tomerrow lodge of Workmen will new officers, and the ters on Thursday evenheir installation. . lodge, No, 169, United ‘night installed their 1 officers as follows: P. C.; Mrs. M. S. Breed, © Monroe, Regent; Mrs. -Orator; Mrs. Josephine md F.; Mrs. Ann Brown). Black, W.; Mrs, Emily bman; Diredtors, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Monroe. Ita has a crew of men building his Sacramente y, which was partially Mire a few weeks ago. ill be fitted up for a Amusement. CO.. EVENING Store. romise made ent to Grass . ugh Mayor know if we srsal, and we close.’ evening, January 23d, . Wenry minstrels will se Theatre, and they are lly, af the best aggregations fext Friday evening the hony Club will appear, day evening of next an & Lynn mastodon phere. They appear‘boards last year and itisfaction. ‘ada Gity ot me Funeral. a A NICE . LILY CO” ind members of OusNo. 16, I. O. O. F., are eet at their ball on. inuary 8th; at 1 p. m., -funeral of Brother hwartz. The funeral ‘from the family-resiyj = order. Z% Ng F. W. Meouin, N. G. . Rebekah. . J ce age Carving . NickelNeva Rebekah who for your rasa Valley on Saturther Lodge, at that ry and a peted to leave their for your Fleming’s or with ticles too tnot later than Friday . and see. 10th, so that arrangeie with the Electric ier conveyance, — TE KINKEAD, N. GQ. BALL, Sec’y, . j7 4t Ww. Notice. a levada City oe ra Glasses =. us W.,are hereby notibeir hall tomorrow Phoon at one o’clock, Fof attending the 4 . brother, Charles F. ' , Covaniin, MM. W. . Recorder. RS No. 18, F. & A. M. the best r. No, 6, R. A. M., c by © ‘men istallaticn Wednes‘see then, ; sonic Hall. All the ustomers, Pest 2 eahccrean have the very best veal on hand at tf RTUNG NEVADA ort ™T a = inflicting @ painful bruise . Dompany bave a new adf ‘thaking. money to thrust it.inta eireuNevada City Ledge, (KEEP YOUR BLOOD” GLEAN The grand annual ball to be given mg Armory Hall ‘tenight by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will bea gala event. Everthing is in readiness to ipstre the success of the big affair, and the very best of musio will be in attendance, _ The floor director and his aesictants will see that all who attend have a pleasant time. Tho or: der of j and the tecasion will be. ome df joy, mirth and music. The annual parties given bythe Native Daughters are always looked forward to by pleasureseekers, on account of the enjoyment afforded, and unless all signe fail, tonight’s ball will eclipse any of the past, Even if you do not dence you can attend as a spectator, and see the merry crowd and hear the sweet strains of Wild’s orchestra.Commencing promptly at nine o’clock, and continuing forhalf an hour, the orchestra will render concert music that will del'ght everyone. The grand march will be formed promptly: at half-past nine, and it will be one of the prettiest ever witnessed in Armory Hall. Following the first dance the beautiful and graceful minuet will be given-by-sixteen of Laurel Par= lor’s handsome daughters, after which dancing will be resumed. Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today :. Frank Morrill vs. J: E. Manion. Judgment for Plaintiff in the sum of $245.65. % John McOarthy vs. Gaston Ridge Mising Oompany. Damages for Pleintiffin the sum of $50. No injunction. Plaintif?. owner of land and water right, eee Why His. Clock Was Slow. There is an Italian fruit dealer, with a well stocked store near one of the. suburban railway stations, who has adopted a unique device, and one which shows a deep knowledge of. human nature, to hold his own in competition. with another dealer, whose stand is some fifty yards nearer me station than his own. A commutér was leisurely peeling:a banana in his store the other day when the’ Italian remarked: “You gotta fiv’ minute before "your train.” , “No; twenty,” replied the commuter, glancing at a big clock on the wall. “FPhata—ctockfifteen—minute~ slow,” Said the Italian. “I keepa it slow. Peepl’ used come in a-here, looka at clock, getta excite, go way, not buy. Time to buy at Pedro’s stand, notta here. Now keepa—clock slow, get mucha trade. No, I not letta peepl’ miss train. I. tella them after “they buy de banan’.’—New York Commercial Advertiser. Insect Plagues. The insect plagues of summer are no matter of jest. Man must strive with them as he strives against the other hostile forces of nature. He must fight the Hessian fiy or the wheat crop will not be garnered, be must fight the weevil-or the grain will perish In the bins, he must fight the army worm or the eattle will starve in the pastures, he must fight the tent caterpillar and the horer or his forests will wither and the streams disappear. The entomologist, therefore, wages the war of civilization igainst forees all the more terrible besause of their minuteness and apparent Insignificance,—St Louis Globe-Demotrat. He Liked It. Wife—How do you like my new hat? Husband--The idea of paying . big. priees for— ; Wife—Big ” prices! myself, Husband—Um—yes—er—as I was saying, the idea of paying big prices for such monstrosities as the milliners are showing! Now, your bat is a work of art. Looks as if it came from Paris. Beautiful, my eb Desi York Weekly. Why, 1 made it is not always alto‘It leads a peop’ who are . }: Extravagance gether bad. lation instantly and thus give the needy a gral at it.—Galveston News.” — BOWELS f you haven’t a regular, h hovel aveny cars you're it ‘or oe “OA NDY CATHARTIC , clear and clean are *EM LIKE aaa Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Pog Good, Gost, Never Sicken, Weaken, or and Fw Reaaeh box. Write for tree sample,’ sae 1 ‘a ealth. poten REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW > Make Your Best Girl a Present of a handsome box of our fine . French Candies, special fancy boxes. mas -tréé decorations ever brought to this city, Watch our show window for isplay. CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City. Po ~“noes has been well arranged, BEST FOR THE. The finest line of ChristL day in This eur old residents. -He entered the home of J. J. Yates on Gold Flat about 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon; and claiaied the loving and dutiful wife. Last Friday Mrs. Yates was apparently as well as ever, but-was taken sick ‘on Saturday with heart disease, and yesterday she passed away. Mr. Yates is a blacksmith and well-known to most of our residents. The deceased was a sister of Jesse Olemens, now of Forbestown, agéd 45 years, and # native of Cornwall, England. ‘She was much beloved and Trespected by all who knew her. The funeral will take place tomorrow from the family residence on Gold Flat, with religious services at ssh Epiacopal church at 11. a. m. at 9:30 o’clock last night Oharles F. Schwartz was released from hie sufferings at his home on Boulder street Several years ago, while at workin the -. Providence mine, Mr. Sehwartz had . the misfortune to lose the sight of one of his eyes, and he was laid ap for}: some time. A few years afterward a piece of rock flew into the other eye, stroyed. After this accident both eyes were removed from his head, and he was left in totel “darkness. Sickness followed, and the sufferings he {endured were known ‘only to himself. Last-week while Mr. Schwartz was in the basement of hishome, he had a hemorrhage of the, br alg, and he fell heavily tothe ground. He was ren‘dered unconscious atid remained so until the end. Mr. Schwartz was an old and respected citizen of this city, and was known to almost every one. He came to California from Germany, his native land, in 1854, and mined at Jones’ Bar and Grass Valley. He af teward moved to this city, where he married Josephine Snyder. Three children blessed the union, Louis and Charles Schwartz, and Mrs. Rutherford Stevens, all of whom reside in this city. For fifteen years the deceased was agent for the Excelsior Ditch Company. Mr. Schwartz was aged 69 years, 7 months and 11 days, and a native of Lebec, Germany. He was a member of Oustomah Lodge, I. O. O. F., Nevada City. Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., and was an exempt

fireman. ; The funeral will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o’clock, ffom the family residence on Boulder street, under the auspices of the I. O. O. F. : Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased Portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an ‘snamen condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you’ have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed dea ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, . hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out. of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con. dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Send for dreslers, free. F. J. CHENEY &CO. » Toledo,O. Sabi b y dru gaits. 75c V's Famil ly Pille are the best. Passed Away ae Yesterday death claimed two more of Wm. Black, who eyes were badly injured by ‘an explosion of an acid tank, a few days ago, besides sustain-' ing other injuries, was taken to San Francisco today by Major Geo. A. Nibell and Gus Frandy, who will administer to the young man’s wants until he reaches" his destination. Mr. om & at the metropolis and undergo treat‘. ment with the hope of having the sight of both eyes restored. The young gentleman’s: many friends here hope that his anticipations will be fully Black will consult a skilled ocoulist . [ ~~ and the sight of this was also de-. . _. Vinton’s. realized. on his land, and for pelluting the wa water right, and asking an injanctioh ages by Judge Nilon, but no injunction was issued. McCarthy was adjudged describ2d in the complaint. was tried before a jary in the Superior . Gourt several weeks ago, lasting aeveral. days, and considerable interest was manifested by the people of Washington as to its outcome, GPOWS Oranges : feed A. Dennis Jr., a son of Mr, is here ona visit to his pansth, This is Mr. Dennis’ firet visit here for several years, and consequently he notes many important improvements and changes which have occurred since he left-this section of the State. Mr. Dennis is now engaged in the growing of oranges in Sonthern California, and bas a flourishing orchard in the vicinity of Los Angeles. Notwithstanding the severe wind and sand storm which recently swept over some of the orange able damage, a fair crop of the golden fruit will be gathered on his place. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb o the market. _ fe2i-tf. c@o Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s—preferences, Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often muined-in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them. Ifa woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of. Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected Jungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from tbe system. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Pee Saw Death Near. writes L. C. Overstreet, Tenn., “to hear my wife cough until it . seemed her weak and sore lungs'! would collapse. ‘she was sofar gone wilh Consumption that no medicine or.earthly-help.! could save her, but a friend recom persistent use of this excellent medicine gaved her life.” It’s absolutely , guaranteed for Ooughs, Colds, Hrs chitis, Asthma and all Throat ey Lung diseases, 60c and $1 at W. Trial botties free, clean house. find them. prices. . In the Furni of good values awaits at less than cost. ONE PRICS 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 All of our Holiday SlipA AC A A A RR A HOUSE CLEANING sult efore stock taking we are going to We are going to clear shing Goods’a harvest, you. Odds and ends" pers will go at low prices. Do not miss this ) great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you all, Store Closes at 7:30. Cor. Broad & . The Réd Front s Pine Streets, Main Street, = Nevada City. Grass Valley.Tel, Main 791 FQ Teil. Main 751 . CLOTHIGRS >, A AR di i B75, OOO will be earned the firat year by our graduates who secured positions last year. Next year, on account of a. natural increase of salary . they. will earn $100,000, FULL COURSE, $60 San Francisco Business College 1236 ‘MARKET STREET Damages Awarded. John McCarthy of Washington, who pany for damages for running slickens ters of a ditch which he elaimed as a therein, was today awarded $50 damthe owner of the water right and land. The case lands of that section, doing consider/ “3st often made my heart ache,” . } of Elgin, . Good doctors said . mended Dr. King’s New Discovery and . SADADAMDAAEE EEE ERLE \ GEO. C. GAYLORD © Son, ‘PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 553. BROAD STREET Judge Noyes Fined. San Francisco, January 6—In the U. 8, ‘Circuit Oourt of Appeals today, Jadge Morrow sentenced Judge Noyes to pay a fine of $1000 in the Cape Nome conspiracy case. United States Dis. trict Attorney Woods was sentenced to four months imprisonment, and As sistant United States District. Attorney Frost was sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment. oe Not In Order. In-a-certainLanarkshire village a* meeting was called to consider the advisability of erecting a bridge over a eréek which had been heretofore crossed by means of stepping stones. e The schoolmaster, who: presided over the meeting, warmly advocated the -erection of a bridge in an eloquent speech, when a-local worthy, who was something of a character and noted for his outspokenness, got up and _ interrupted: : “Hoot, toot, schtiemaister, you're fair haiverin’, mon! Wha wad gang an’ put a brig ower siccan a wee bit creek ‘as yon? Losh, mon, I cud cross it wi’ a stannin’ jump!” 7 “Order, order!” exclaimed the chairman angrily. “You are clearly out of order.” ; “IT ken I'm oot Q’ order,” rejoined the them over. VINTON Dg Store.. CTU, CALENDARS and loliday Good will be sold this week AT COST rather than carry interrupter amid the laughter of the audience. “If I was in order, I cud jump as faur again!’ — London Answers. Very Tired. It has remained for alittle girl to . nearly, if not. quite, equal a famous Bolabaeceice of Leigh. Hunt. Of course Pshe spoke in childish inneeeree, where the English essayist and wit used his ripened tntellect. Hunt, in describing an exceedingly warm day, it will be remembered, spoke of it as one which tempted him to strip off his flesh and sit-in his Isn't Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Coffee?. =f benes. The little girl had been romping and running all day. Toward nightfall her father met her. “Are you not very tired, little one?” he asked. “Oh, not so very tired, papa,” she replied. Then in a bsp) condence she whispered, “Only do feel as though I’d like to take Kh legs off and carry them awhile.” A Long Sleep. We Roast Daily Dr. Soca, an English physician, reported. the case of a young girl of seventeen taken with syncope after a cold “tub” -who slept for seven months in . the hospital to which she was _admitted. When she was aroused from sleep, . she respoiided drowsily to questions. . put and fell asleep again. At the end . of seven months she died of pneumo TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. nia, baving slept herself out of life. Sometimes she was fed in her sleep and at other times ice they kept her awake. GHeSe Gee Mirren remem mM Dainty asa Butterfly freshes herself on our California Fruit Tpble ts, seven flavors. FOIA HK 13 Gommerclal StreetOn a honeysuckle the palate of the girls in Nevada City may be, It will receive a new and delightful sensation every time she reWe make them in ROLBY’S Nevada City. ‘Hmmm mmm mr prices are the lowest. guaranteed as represented. MRS. eo LUBECK Call at my store and see my beautiful stock which is the best in town, and my All of my hats are Grass Valley, {HANDSOME MILLINERY *e ee eee ne eena Commercial Street, Nevada City 9 Mill Street, NLM Me Age ©) : Vas (EM aR? A AR A ° ned { Woodpecker Cigars” 5 mii idays.—Made seer Fm. This Famous Oigar packed in ‘ieis Boxes for the Hot a The Native Son of Maryland. > > . ; You cannot see one without the other in this assortment. These waiste are remarkable in many ways, bat prinot4 pally for.. . = (Quality and Price In Black and « Plaited all over, New back without yoke, flare cuffs; “lined throughout, Calland seethem, ~— 4 SNEEL 'e FLEMING, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. — ——— —— . ~~ Only just received, opened,-and placed on sale, an & Cr this is All are handsome, variety of colorings. extra lot of American Buiscuit Co.’s fancy Sweet Cakes. Buy them now Cn while they are fresh—they taste so much Peach better. Creams, Iced Animals, Cocoanut Taffey, Iced Iloney Cakes, Marshmellows 3 s. Chas E. Mulloy, Grocer ie the list—CreFig Bars, oles, Try La Miue’s Mleadache Powder ———FOR'SALE BY——— H. DICKERMAN Holidey xa of All Kinds 7 The season of Gladness finds us well prepared to add to its pleasures. We have a fine stock of.. an HOLIDAY ‘Groceries 4 SE ae and have added a variety of goods which are just the thing for this time of the year. ' — The prices we quote are very reasonable and cannot be duplicated here. . Everything we offer {s the purest and, best, Cash reece Commercial Street, SIGOURNEY, RFRA TAT RT t KERRY ARORA RT RAY, CRVAV AUIS National Biscuit Co. S Fancy Cakes an Crackers > Fancy Wafers Athena, Champagne,2Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. . Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, ete. pe J. J JACKSON, -Propriétor. sae