June 18, 1900 (4 pages)

cil ai esau erville on legal business. os gets eo eee of" cord ae Ga ay own, all carries values eving from Auburm.’ with depth is probably very rich. . yesterday afternoon. ~ E. Bailey of Sn Franc one on last evening’s tral Ohas. H. Mosher, ‘the swe eeans rs is very sick. returned ‘this widrulng: to ‘o California mine. Mrs. 8, Solari came over from North San Juan.this morning. L. W. Evans came over from North San Juan this morning, . W. W. Waggoner left thle morning ling and sedimentary sotion have taken . that the claim te owned by George D. place along the line of this dyke, At/ Barton Robert Parry, Henry Riter and Fred Searls left yesterday for Plac-} 7, point is this dyke barren. Sixty . A. Scidmore. ‘The body is immense— cents in gold and # trace of silver is . no, gigantic. It is low grade except Ohas. B. King of. Sacramento came] ing jowest assay from it that can be. for eight or ten feet, which carries upfor the Plambago mine. in on last evening's train. W. Coyne returned last evening from} yards éf a dollar, sometimes as high as . three feet wide: $8 and $10 for croppings. Little ex-. horn and chloride of silver. The as£. Kelly and W. A. Tufte of San}.o0; superficial work has been done on aya across est streak cites ee gold a business trip to Sacramento. Francisco.are here for a few days. J. Harvey, who-has been here a few days, returned. to Truckee yesterday. BE. Oppenheimer and wife of San Francisco are spending a few days here, Miss ‘Lance E. Calkins will leave tomorrow morning for a visit at Los _» Angeles. A. E. Helm returned Saturday from Forest City, where he has been for some time past. W. B> Jackson of Colorado Springs was among the arrivals on “oe evening’s train. J. W: Phelps Jr. is down tecit the Magnolia mine at Forest Oity ona visit to his folks. Hon. ©. W. Cross of San Francisco was here yesterday, and returned to the Bay in the evening. L, M. Hancock of the Electric Power Company has returned from a business trip'to San. Francisco. Mr, and Mrs. Pettingill and Mrs, 8. W. Marsh and-son have gone to Campbell Springs to visit relatives. Miss Ella Brown. will arrive here. this evening from Oakland to spend the summer with Mrs. Fred E, Brown. J: B. Ritchie, who has been to Omega . on mining business, returned here last evening on his way to Los Angeles. Superintendent L. L. Myers, of the North Bloomfield Oompany, went to/ Main ledge, $1,207.80; side of ledge, . . San Francisco on the morning train. Mies Pollie Baron is here from Woodland, where she is attending school, to epend her vacation with her mother. Mrs. A. Costa of Downieville returned Saturday evening from the Grand Parior of-Native Daughters at Jackson. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham of the La Suerte mine, returned last evening: from a baeiness trip to San Francisco, O; M: Eastman of Washington, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned here last evening on his way home, * Assessor Henry Schroeder left yesterday morning for a short business trip to San Francisco. He will return this eveiiing. E.: Jd. Rector and wife returned Saturdee night from Sacramemse, where Mr. Rector attended the Democratic ‘State agieisice. Més. K. Dubourdieu of Sierra City, . t who-attended the Grand Parlor of Native-Daughters at Jackson, arrived here Saturday evening. Mra. Julias Gabriel and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. Gabriel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barub, re-. turned home this morning. Mies Gertie Schmidt arrived here Saturday evening. from Wood:and where she has been to school at the Academy of the Holy Rosary. Miss Lillian Mallen and Mrs. Jo V. Snyder have. returned. from Jackson, _ ,Amador county, where they’attended the N. D. G. W. Grand Parlor. District: Attorney, Frank Wehe of’ ‘Sierra County, returtied here last evenjing’ from ‘San Francisco and Sacra-. oatarrh) that can not be cured by mento and left this morning for Duwnis a formation,” said he, Tpoctd’ of wealth. I refer to the great . ‘quartzite and porphyry dyke that fol_. “There is everything iu this belt that . there is in Oripple Oreek,” concluded Mr. Smith, “except ph arsenical iron, and maybe welt find those yet.” Mr, Smith has proven . himself either a prophet or a good judge of formation. The big strike has been made and the. long line of outcroppings are ringing. ‘to the lusty pick strokes and resound. ing to the boom of dynamite. Enormous eruptive, seismic, crampheard of. The usual returns are upthe dyke prior to this season. Now there are hundreds of claims located . along this formation. The Journal office alone has disposed,of over 700 location blanks to prospectors within the past few months, and a large portion of them were intended for use on this dyke and its branches. “It is estimated that at least thirty shafts and tunnels are being driven at present. on this formation. In the vicinity of the Wedekind find there is no vacant ground for miles. Monuments’stand out everywhere on the hillside and in the valley. Even the ranches are located. Prospectors are delving in alfalfa fields and trampling down the grain in their search for pay. Several of the farmers who bought State lands with mineral reservations have. located their own flelds in order to keep out the army of prospectors, Within the past week several claim owners bave struck better than $50 rock, although none of their mines as yet rival the famous Wedekind bullion producer. This bonanza looks better every day. The assays are getting to be something tremendous. Here is the. best, so far: Silver, 10,426 ounces, gold, $45.60; total value, $6,301.50. Of course, the ledge or deposit; is not so rich. It was recently carefully sampled, as follows: $265.14; country rock, $7 to 18.75,Struck the Right Keynote. In last Satarday’s TrRansoniPran article was published urging the City Trustees to fill in the city crossings with cement. The article has been generally commented upon, and it is the universal . opinion that it should be done without delay. We believe the Trustees will take the matter in hand and have thie nice ee made before the 4th of July. hn The Cattle Nu‘sance. Every day bands of cattle are driven through our public streets, from the anti-slicken country to the slickens country, and it is getting to be a great soars The cattle not only tuke up the whole roadway but they crowd on the sidewalks, fill the stores and houses ‘with dust, and tear up our streets. ao a ought to be found to remedy e ed Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portton of the ear. There is only one way tocure deafness, and that d by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or inperfect hearing, and when it.is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor: mal condition, hearing will destroyed forever; nine. cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give Oo Hundred. Dollacs for any case of Deafness (caused by Verdi to afew . asarea Jeaked out in amy aon as) Ameentigation excitement prevails and half of Reno’s be. ‘of mine, right. at ‘the base of the “oni . body for this: later discovery. Wild ing today. “Nome. holds: no attraction for us at presént. Washoe is rich enough to satisfy anybody. Latrr—-It. was learned late lust night wards of $50 a ton. The pay streak is It shows gold in the peak pleinly visible from Reno. The results from the essay were hundreds} and . of dollars in silver and gold. When ‘the . Reduction Works crew got wind of the . 1, assay they went wild and left in a} most popular men in. thie ‘county, and his many friends will sincerely ‘hope ‘that his present saints tone will 28 prove . serious.” . Thomas Richards of this city, and e Frank Richarde of Los. Angeles. He }was a native of this city, aged 29 years and 8 months. ‘He was a good hearted ~. young man, and well thought of by} . those who knew him best. The funeral will take place from _ New York Hotel ot 2 -yioceet orrow.afThey Will Tara Out. At a meeting g of Garfield Conclave, Eagle Hose mots New Uniforms. . Knights of Sherwood Forest, on Sat‘rday evening last it was unanimously resolved to accept the invitation of the 4th of July committee to participate Company, No. 8, wilt =. io Cheese Wafers “Saratoga Chips **# & & & ane 8 Pickled Pigs Feet seis Ripe Olives in Bulk ._ > * Green Olives in Bulk —AT THE— present a handsome. appearance on the 4th of July. At their last meeting the company resolved to order new and attractive uniforms, and expect, to rein. the Fourth of July parade, They -are talking of turning out on borseback, and it is hoped they will do so, “BEEHIVE” J. J. JACKSON, ceive them by They intend to make as goods show-/ 4, seny ts regarded as one ofthe one 0 1e, ing in ses procession as the other two! ‘i2ct drilled and best uniformed in thie ‘companies. county. as it would be one of the most the last of this month. attractive featares of the procession <—— t cannot and all of Be, tte M. at Bsa or riled, was tol by an oi cose; they will cheerfully give any is mea became ob badly. evalleh tht all the doctors in town without While Tetter, Erysipelas, the skin, they are really blood diseases, because THERE CAN BE NO EX TERNAL IRRITATION WITHOUT AN INTERNAL a If the blood is in a pure, henithy dondition, 90 miver sometimes mitigate te fichlag and soothe the a eiedeue Only 8. 8. S., the real blood medicine, can do this. cure for Bezema and all ted blood and ahi Ree scnein ag nae waged is wale aut ‘perinamint chin troubice, Tt goes direct tthe sat ceat of the disease, sswutratings ta fe be eg nor nee Se oe Se the disease disappear. wt reply ma little discharging is and fissured, itches intensely, bleeds {ead ebb ary ep Et y. and scabe over. atticted wit Seroflou sores and es i, nd he ane Soa teencet an aiaten, ita Sap a= ty argues Naee neet her grave years ago but 8. 8.84 and adds, “what Send for our book on Blood and Skin and write our fully about or advice nak ee == SA TA NIC ng reesntcipeer a gi Bear Se go persia ars sleep or is exhausted. a wacky fluid, which Salt Rheum and many like troubles are spoken of as diseases of ous elements can reach ener enrages em re-infi id ti ae maori ail Lo hl ab make no charge for this. Address, Swit ecto o, Alnta, Gn Piano tuning and Repairing. O. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderby mail. P. O. Box 895. m 23-tf Notice fo a or-before 8 P. M., July 2, 1900, at Armory Hall, for the remodeling of said building in accordance with plans and specifications made by J. H. Rogers. A certified check of ten per cent of the bid drawn in favor of Trustees of Ar mory Hall Association must accom: pany each bid. A bond equal: to 50 quired of the successful bidder. Right to reject any or all bide reserved. Barber Shop, or Nevada Planing Mill. Boa. , Sec. A. H. A. Nevada City, Jane 13th. Sealed proposals will be received on per cent of contract price will be rePlans may. be seen at Ons. StRFFENs’ BASKETS — Telescope Baskets With Straps A Full and complete Line. LEGG ¢€ SHAW Co. Clothes Baskets Market Baskets ‘Waste Baskets WOOD BASKETS NEVADA CITY, CAL. MY Have You Tried Any of TAYLOR'S ARE PRICES THE QUALITY IS THE. WOLF Cash Grocer. PROPRIETOR. GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goodsseen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is allowed to undersell us. If anyone attempts to do so we will go still lower. . have just received the latest novelties of the season. Suits, = ~$7.00 wi. ; Pants, . " 2.50 and:up. WAXEL, The TAILOR To Our Lady Friends In the Country. Do you know THAT YOU CAN BUY TRIMMED HATS At $1.50, $2, $2.50 and Upwards? Why not send for two or more to select from with privilege . of returning if not satisfactory, after examination ? W. Hi. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. a6 My Big Window Disp ROGER BROS. SPOONS SR a KNIVES AND FORKS «% FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE 4 225 RIGHT BEST Broad St., above Pine, Hall’s Ostarrh Cure, Sea for cirFresh Roasted Coffee Yo CREAM CUSTARD NB&YADA CITY. deville. culars, free. Geo. H. McIntire, Wells, Fargo & Co's messenger between this city and Colfax has gone below on week's vacation. J.J. Birmingham has taken Sold by D Hall’s ts, 750. mily Pills are best. Paul Schogn C Coming. F. 3. Cuenry & Co;,Toledo, 0. f you haven't we would like you to try it 1 /pit Is Crisp and Aromatic Freshfrom the Roaster Every Day " Gans for HAM ROLL Made from selected Pork and packed in 150 cans. tans for gio and lanches. 2 A 156 makes a quart of delicious custard. uires no eggs, no cooking. Rrepared ina moment, Try it. Just the . G. J. BRAND, his place. Qharley Harris, o of Wells, Fargo & Oo.’ went to Oakland on the morning} yada City about the first of S008 train, in response toa telegram: saying that his brother, ees “ tt Oakland Per . ie a eal oS Se are offered for. . Co's. *. Grass bv alte Soe Works Paul Schoen, the “the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in NeLeave orders at Vinton’s.» © "In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Ha rte ComBere inreettaniinnts Sibel former Brake it a p to call and fight ang They will 3 ins palat to serve the finest Eoonta.at Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. HANSEN BROS. Proprietors of the . sire, one cheerfully given if ial don't AR-> volpiion to you if you have had poor, stale stu’ 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40¢ per Ib . According tothe grade aud variety you eare to buy. Ice Cold Tea. Free for A ’ Drop ia and Have « a Drink. THE COMERCIAL TEA (0 Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Half Interest in a Sek feats Tro ‘nested th is Haken and best oe ducing of W: Mining td peg joins gmines. This is the ‘the county for For Sale Cheap. . CORNED HAM om pressed cocked Corned Ham os for table. Try acan. 15c. Let us quote you prices on Groceries. tes Aas Springs Mineral Water, The Cook’s Springs are situated thirty miles west from Wil liams, Colusa county. The Water from these Springs is recom mended -for age wee fittaneeens and all Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles. cannot exist in the system of those who use this water. : The Cook's Water is bottled absolutely pure from the 8 rings without exposing the water to the ctaiaehers sud gars not not Itisa ous drink served cold and for lemonade there is pee coer Se ee eee ee VEAL LOAF If you want to make a fine sandCommercial St. pari try. Veal Loaf. 25c per can . [ CURES DR. LA RUE'S GELERY TEA Dizziness Sick Headache. Biliousness : Constipation _ UA RANTEEDQBY AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND A Dickerman. DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. a 44

cil ai esau erville on legal business. os gets eo eee of" cord ae Ga ay own, all carries values eving from Auburm.’ with depth is probably very rich. . yesterday afternoon. ~ E. Bailey of Sn Franc one on last evening’s tral Ohas. H. Mosher, ‘the swe eeans rs is very sick. returned ‘this widrulng: to ‘o California mine. Mrs. 8, Solari came over from North San Juan.this morning. L. W. Evans came over from North San Juan this morning, . W. W. Waggoner left thle morning ling and sedimentary sotion have taken . that the claim te owned by George D. place along the line of this dyke, At/ Barton Robert Parry, Henry Riter and Fred Searls left yesterday for Plac-} 7, point is this dyke barren. Sixty . A. Scidmore. ‘The body is immense— cents in gold and # trace of silver is . no, gigantic. It is low grade except Ohas. B. King of. Sacramento came] ing jowest assay from it that can be. for eight or ten feet, which carries upfor the Plambago mine. in on last evening's train. W. Coyne returned last evening from} yards éf a dollar, sometimes as high as . three feet wide: $8 and $10 for croppings. Little ex-. horn and chloride of silver. The as£. Kelly and W. A. Tufte of San}.o0; superficial work has been done on aya across est streak cites ee gold a business trip to Sacramento. Francisco.are here for a few days. J. Harvey, who-has been here a few days, returned. to Truckee yesterday. BE. Oppenheimer and wife of San Francisco are spending a few days here, Miss ‘Lance E. Calkins will leave tomorrow morning for a visit at Los _» Angeles. A. E. Helm returned Saturday from Forest City, where he has been for some time past. W. B> Jackson of Colorado Springs was among the arrivals on “oe evening’s train. J. W: Phelps Jr. is down tecit the Magnolia mine at Forest Oity ona visit to his folks. Hon. ©. W. Cross of San Francisco was here yesterday, and returned to the Bay in the evening. L, M. Hancock of the Electric Power Company has returned from a business trip'to San. Francisco. Mr, and Mrs. Pettingill and Mrs, 8. W. Marsh and-son have gone to Campbell Springs to visit relatives. Miss Ella Brown. will arrive here. this evening from Oakland to spend the summer with Mrs. Fred E, Brown. J: B. Ritchie, who has been to Omega . on mining business, returned here last evening on his way to Los Angeles. Superintendent L. L. Myers, of the North Bloomfield Oompany, went to/ Main ledge, $1,207.80; side of ledge, . . San Francisco on the morning train. Mies Pollie Baron is here from Woodland, where she is attending school, to epend her vacation with her mother. Mrs. A. Costa of Downieville returned Saturday evening from the Grand Parior of-Native Daughters at Jackson. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham of the La Suerte mine, returned last evening: from a baeiness trip to San Francisco, O; M: Eastman of Washington, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned here last evening on his way home, * Assessor Henry Schroeder left yesterday morning for a short business trip to San Francisco. He will return this eveiiing. E.: Jd. Rector and wife returned Saturdee night from Sacramemse, where Mr. Rector attended the Democratic ‘State agieisice. Més. K. Dubourdieu of Sierra City, . t who-attended the Grand Parlor of Native-Daughters at Jackson, arrived here Saturday evening. Mra. Julias Gabriel and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. Gabriel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barub, re-. turned home this morning. Mies Gertie Schmidt arrived here Saturday evening. from Wood:and where she has been to school at the Academy of the Holy Rosary. Miss Lillian Mallen and Mrs. Jo V. Snyder have. returned. from Jackson, _ ,Amador county, where they’attended the N. D. G. W. Grand Parlor. District: Attorney, Frank Wehe of’ ‘Sierra County, returtied here last evenjing’ from ‘San Francisco and Sacra-. oatarrh) that can not be cured by mento and left this morning for Duwnis a formation,” said he, Tpoctd’ of wealth. I refer to the great . ‘quartzite and porphyry dyke that fol_. “There is everything iu this belt that . there is in Oripple Oreek,” concluded Mr. Smith, “except ph arsenical iron, and maybe welt find those yet.” Mr, Smith has proven . himself either a prophet or a good judge of formation. The big strike has been made and the. long line of outcroppings are ringing. ‘to the lusty pick strokes and resound. ing to the boom of dynamite. Enormous eruptive, seismic, crampheard of. The usual returns are upthe dyke prior to this season. Now there are hundreds of claims located . along this formation. The Journal office alone has disposed,of over 700 location blanks to prospectors within the past few months, and a large portion of them were intended for use on this dyke and its branches. “It is estimated that at least thirty shafts and tunnels are being driven at present. on this formation. In the vicinity of the Wedekind find there is no vacant ground for miles. Monuments’stand out everywhere on the hillside and in the valley. Even the ranches are located. Prospectors are delving in alfalfa fields and trampling down the grain in their search for pay. Several of the farmers who bought State lands with mineral reservations have. located their own flelds in order to keep out the army of prospectors, Within the past week several claim owners bave struck better than $50 rock, although none of their mines as yet rival the famous Wedekind bullion producer. This bonanza looks better every day. The assays are getting to be something tremendous. Here is the. best, so far: Silver, 10,426 ounces, gold, $45.60; total value, $6,301.50. Of course, the ledge or deposit; is not so rich. It was recently carefully sampled, as follows: $265.14; country rock, $7 to 18.75,Struck the Right Keynote. In last Satarday’s TrRansoniPran article was published urging the City Trustees to fill in the city crossings with cement. The article has been generally commented upon, and it is the universal . opinion that it should be done without delay. We believe the Trustees will take the matter in hand and have thie nice ee made before the 4th of July. hn The Cattle Nu‘sance. Every day bands of cattle are driven through our public streets, from the anti-slicken country to the slickens country, and it is getting to be a great soars The cattle not only tuke up the whole roadway but they crowd on the sidewalks, fill the stores and houses ‘with dust, and tear up our streets. ao a ought to be found to remedy e ed Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portton of the ear. There is only one way tocure deafness, and that d by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or inperfect hearing, and when it.is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor: mal condition, hearing will destroyed forever; nine. cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give Oo Hundred. Dollacs for any case of Deafness (caused by Verdi to afew . asarea Jeaked out in amy aon as) Ameentigation excitement prevails and half of Reno’s be. ‘of mine, right. at ‘the base of the “oni . body for this: later discovery. Wild ing today. “Nome. holds: no attraction for us at presént. Washoe is rich enough to satisfy anybody. Latrr—-It. was learned late lust night wards of $50 a ton. The pay streak is It shows gold in the peak pleinly visible from Reno. The results from the essay were hundreds} and . of dollars in silver and gold. When ‘the . Reduction Works crew got wind of the . 1, assay they went wild and left in a} most popular men in. thie ‘county, and his many friends will sincerely ‘hope ‘that his present saints tone will 28 prove . serious.” . Thomas Richards of this city, and e Frank Richarde of Los. Angeles. He }was a native of this city, aged 29 years and 8 months. ‘He was a good hearted ~. young man, and well thought of by} . those who knew him best. The funeral will take place from _ New York Hotel ot 2 -yioceet orrow.afThey Will Tara Out. At a meeting g of Garfield Conclave, Eagle Hose mots New Uniforms. . Knights of Sherwood Forest, on Sat‘rday evening last it was unanimously resolved to accept the invitation of the 4th of July committee to participate Company, No. 8, wilt =. io Cheese Wafers “Saratoga Chips **# & & & ane 8 Pickled Pigs Feet seis

Ripe Olives in Bulk ._ > * Green Olives in Bulk —AT THE— present a handsome. appearance on the 4th of July. At their last meeting the company resolved to order new and attractive uniforms, and expect, to rein. the Fourth of July parade, They -are talking of turning out on borseback, and it is hoped they will do so, “BEEHIVE” J. J. JACKSON, ceive them by They intend to make as goods show-/ 4, seny ts regarded as one ofthe one 0 1e, ing in ses procession as the other two! ‘i2ct drilled and best uniformed in thie ‘companies. county. as it would be one of the most the last of this month. attractive featares of the procession <—— t cannot and all of Be, tte M. at Bsa or riled, was tol by an oi cose; they will cheerfully give any is mea became ob badly. evalleh tht all the doctors in town without While Tetter, Erysipelas, the skin, they are really blood diseases, because THERE CAN BE NO EX TERNAL IRRITATION WITHOUT AN INTERNAL a If the blood is in a pure, henithy dondition, 90 miver sometimes mitigate te fichlag and soothe the a eiedeue Only 8. 8. S., the real blood medicine, can do this. cure for Bezema and all ted blood and ahi Ree scnein ag nae waged is wale aut ‘perinamint chin troubice, Tt goes direct tthe sat ceat of the disease, sswutratings ta fe be eg nor nee Se oe Se the disease disappear. wt reply ma little discharging is and fissured, itches intensely, bleeds {ead ebb ary ep Et y. and scabe over. atticted wit Seroflou sores and es i, nd he ane Soa teencet an aiaten, ita Sap a= ty argues Naee neet her grave years ago but 8. 8.84 and adds, “what Send for our book on Blood and Skin and write our fully about or advice nak ee == SA TA NIC ng reesntcipeer a gi Bear Se go persia ars sleep or is exhausted. a wacky fluid, which Salt Rheum and many like troubles are spoken of as diseases of ous elements can reach ener enrages em re-infi id ti ae maori ail Lo hl ab make no charge for this. Address, Swit ecto o, Alnta, Gn Piano tuning and Repairing. O. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderby mail. P. O. Box 895. m 23-tf Notice fo a or-before 8 P. M., July 2, 1900, at Armory Hall, for the remodeling of said building in accordance with plans and specifications made by J. H. Rogers. A certified check of ten per cent of the bid drawn in favor of Trustees of Ar mory Hall Association must accom: pany each bid. A bond equal: to 50 quired of the successful bidder. Right to reject any or all bide reserved. Barber Shop, or Nevada Planing Mill. Boa. , Sec. A. H. A. Nevada City, Jane 13th. Sealed proposals will be received on per cent of contract price will be rePlans may. be seen at Ons. StRFFENs’ BASKETS — Telescope Baskets With Straps A Full and complete Line. LEGG ¢€ SHAW Co. Clothes Baskets Market Baskets ‘Waste Baskets WOOD BASKETS NEVADA CITY, CAL. MY Have You Tried Any of TAYLOR'S ARE PRICES THE QUALITY IS THE. WOLF Cash Grocer. PROPRIETOR. GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goodsseen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is allowed to undersell us. If anyone attempts to do so we will go still lower. . have just received the latest novelties of the season. Suits, = ~$7.00 wi. ; Pants, . " 2.50 and:up. WAXEL, The TAILOR To Our Lady Friends In the Country. Do you know THAT YOU CAN BUY TRIMMED HATS At $1.50, $2, $2.50 and Upwards? Why not send for two or more to select from with privilege . of returning if not satisfactory, after examination ? W. Hi. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. a6 My Big Window Disp ROGER BROS. SPOONS SR a KNIVES AND FORKS «% FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE 4 225 RIGHT BEST Broad St., above Pine, Hall’s Ostarrh Cure, Sea for cirFresh Roasted Coffee Yo CREAM CUSTARD NB&YADA CITY. deville. culars, free. Geo. H. McIntire, Wells, Fargo & Co's messenger between this city and Colfax has gone below on week's vacation. J.J. Birmingham has taken Sold by D Hall’s ts, 750. mily Pills are best. Paul Schogn C Coming. F. 3. Cuenry & Co;,Toledo, 0. f you haven't we would like you to try it 1 /pit Is Crisp and Aromatic Freshfrom the Roaster Every Day " Gans for HAM ROLL Made from selected Pork and packed in 150 cans. tans for gio and lanches. 2 A 156 makes a quart of delicious custard. uires no eggs, no cooking. Rrepared ina moment, Try it. Just the . G. J. BRAND, his place. Qharley Harris, o of Wells, Fargo & Oo.’ went to Oakland on the morning} yada City about the first of S008 train, in response toa telegram: saying that his brother, ees “ tt Oakland Per . ie a eal oS Se are offered for. . Co's. *. Grass bv alte Soe Works Paul Schoen, the “the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in NeLeave orders at Vinton’s.» © "In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Ha rte ComBere inreettaniinnts Sibel former Brake it a p to call and fight ang They will 3 ins palat to serve the finest Eoonta.at Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. HANSEN BROS. Proprietors of the . sire, one cheerfully given if ial don't AR-> volpiion to you if you have had poor, stale stu’ 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40¢ per Ib . According tothe grade aud variety you eare to buy. Ice Cold Tea. Free for A ’ Drop ia and Have « a Drink. THE COMERCIAL TEA (0 Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Half Interest in a Sek feats Tro ‘nested th is Haken and best oe ducing of W: Mining td peg joins gmines. This is the ‘the county for For Sale Cheap. . CORNED HAM om pressed cocked Corned Ham os for table. Try acan. 15c. Let us quote you prices on Groceries. tes Aas Springs Mineral Water, The Cook’s Springs are situated thirty miles west from Wil liams, Colusa county. The Water from these Springs is recom mended -for age wee fittaneeens and all Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles. cannot exist in the system of those who use this water. : The Cook's Water is bottled absolutely pure from the 8 rings without exposing the water to the ctaiaehers sud gars not not Itisa ous drink served cold and for lemonade there is pee coer Se ee eee ee VEAL LOAF If you want to make a fine sandCommercial St. pari try. Veal Loaf. 25c per can . [ CURES DR. LA RUE'S GELERY TEA Dizziness Sick Headache. Biliousness : Constipation _ UA RANTEEDQBY AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE NERVES. SOLD AND A Dickerman. DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. a 44