June 9, 1900 (4 pages)

Cook’s. 3 Old Castle Whisker saloon. Call “on Fred rounds. 9. Pig’s feot—two Jackson's. .~ omas » Peard. was felliiced ie thing new. At Gavionp’s;. tt . A fine dinner will be served at the. George Rie wos eee home Da, Arbogast butter, fall pound: weight, . 25 cents per pound, at Wolfs. : ae A New Attraction, The celebration at Nevada Cityon. Fi ae % the te of July will bea grand affair. . The E Valley Oreamery Company to Lithia is better than octrate . are leaving nothing . ne that would of magnesia, For sale at Vinton’s. tf tend to A social dance will be given at the . at “the Oreamery next week, a grand vrei Cortal school house this eyen-. success. " “They have added a new ing. feature to their program, which will This ts pay day at all of the mines. undoubtedly prove to be a drawing . ¥ and the town will ‘be lively this even-. card. T. J. Waggoner of Indian Springs ing. will lead one side of a debate, while. t Two carloads of steel. laths for the} prominent debator of the lower end Coarthoreg : sal i a the depot this of the county will uppose him. Ajl)® morning. W. J. Britland will porve.n ‘fine lunch . good time. at thé Council Chamber tonight. Get — oes in on time. The Giant King Started. A great many nice improvements are . being made to houses and stores all over this city. Lanoline Cold Oream. is best for. ning. healing cracked lips and pheyned -_ level of the tunnel on a go Bold by Vinton. ore. Quite a number of men are em“ff, B.” What ia “H. Br The ais ployed and it is likely that . more will key without. a headache. At Po [be put on soon. ve Place, Broad street. sh Attend the opening of the Galen Hotel this evening. There will bea pig tree dance in the dining room. A’ beautiful. matted etching with every purchase of two packages. “of Oream ot Wheat ‘Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. “at thie Grotto Saloon tomorrow evening something of unusual interest will take place—so says Gol. Geo. 1. Beckley. Manager Taylor of the Commercial Tea Company is treating his customers to ice ona tea these hot days at his ptore,: ; Star Ceamnert butter, 50 cents square; Penn Valley Creamery butter, 45 cente a square; at Geo. 0. Parlors & Son’s. The faneral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Marshall took place this afternoon from St. Oanice Catholic Obureh, Every business house in town should be decorated on the 4th of July. The work should © ve commenced several days befure.. Fresh Dairy Butter can ss ad a WwW. G. Richard’s grocery store for 35 cents per follan frosts Ranch Batter a 20 cents & pound. i6 At “The Grotto” at all ‘duis: you can get-the finest of liquors, wines, ales, wigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Maitland Bros, on Commercial treet, have filled up their saloon in fine style, and they want all of their friend: to drop in and see them this evening. At the “election ‘of schist trastees last Friday, Peter Graham was elected at Sweetland, William Skaken at The hoisting engine at the Giant King mine at Washington is now runA shaft is being sunk from the Had ‘Ordered Out of Town. Fite Justice Holbrook yesterday gave Ed. Connors, the fellow who’ has caused the authorities so much trouble in the} } past couple hours in which to leave town. sober he is very agreeable but is in-. a solent and insulting when intoxtoated . He has been arrested several times for being drank since he came here,. but a a short time ago. OFFICERS Bl BLECTRD Members of ilo . Lodge Have a General Good Time, each and vill be no meeting last: evening and elected the following officers: ©. O., W. P.Sawyer; V.C.,F. E. Wadeworth ; P, Thos, Powell; Mot, W:, Wm. Delbridge; M. of A., J.V. Snyder; K. of R. and _8., Geo. W. Ogden; M. of F,, J. BE. Isaac; M. of E., Geo. O. Gaylord; I. G.,N. Bennetts; ‘O. G., Obas/ Steffen; Trustee, A. R. Lord. After the business of the lodge was concluded refreshments were served and all present had a good time. The new Officers will be installed at the first meeting in July, when an attractive entertainment will be provided for the occasion. sands, i ‘Death of H. D. Herbert. account ‘of house ‘burning. J. French Gorrel after a short visit here re-as. iting . her. sister at. “Stockton, has relew we turned to her home at French Corral. L. J. Rose dre looking after his interests in the Home New York Hotel'tomorrow. Oall on Bd Schmidt when you want. 90 to to 15,000 én: stock. W. B. Bobb . mine, anything inthe tobacco line, tf. . "9° raised from = ‘to $1000 on ‘a terday.* Mrs, George Powell ‘anid family, who have resided at Sebastopol for a namber of of years, have paid to this city / BE, RB. Rockwood, their picnic, to be given . COMPany. that is o son mine, came up last evening. § ~ 7. F. Fogarty and wife of Marysville ho have been Visiting the “latter’s pareats at French @orral, returned to heir home yesterday. W. P. Miller, who has been puttingin cold storéage plant at Grissel Brothwho attend can-feel assured of having . er’e butcher shop, Francisco this morning. . §. Greenberg and family, who have been bere -visiting Mre. Greenberg’s sisters, Misses Sara.and Belle Miller, retarned to San Francisco today. Mrs, 9. A. Smith, wife of Judge Smith of Downieville, arrived here od shoot of . Yesterday from Oakland, en route to her home, She is uccompatiied by Smith. ‘ex-Mayor H. Weinstock of Sacramento, who has been here visiting Mrs. Frank BE. -Oapital City today. ast evening from Sun Francisco, and of weeks, forty-eight . will leave this morning for their home 3 Con. at Moore’s Flat. nore is a stone mason by trade and-is. tirely recovered from the injuries he said to be a good workman. When . received by falling froma street car mittee will meet at the Transorirr office on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. the National Exchange Hotel on Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. will meet on Sunday. Milo “Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., held # the Union Hotel on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. named committees is earnestly requested to be on hand promptly at the hours named above. ’ At-her home on Piety Hill last even-:. = ing Miss Hazel Robb delightfully enGames of various kinds were indulged served. The party did not break up till a late hour. by local applications, reach the diseased portion of “nr ear. ‘De. William #. ‘Wentworth, formerly "lof. this city, but now of Sacramento, was thrown out of -his. buggy at that place on Thureday, by coming into collision with a street car. He was not At thie National. y assessment” will stand tf F Monday win as “ pags a fae a a bs auassal At the National Hotel tomorrow’ one. . ixaared but the buggy was consider» raised from . tcok their departure this morning for of those extra fine dinners, will be wash a5 sine Recs * Retief Hill, after a visit here. served = — mas rest Pi By : Pee riy aa Mrs, Ta Be lie Cc been . mous: verything that the market af; Hall on ‘Tuesday q ide . " Mrs, ys, WEG bes ida fords, in the eating line, will be on the] Beautiful paint stains, varnishe 8 screen doors and windows. TowLs Bros. Co. (SRR ESIC Paul Schoen Coming. . . Paul Schoen, the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in Nevada Oity about the first of Jane. Leave orders at Vinton’s. m26-tf menu. Single meals 50 cents; 8 for $1. who has been here Go tomorrow and see how it is yourself. returned to San Francisco yesAppointed Deputy Grand President. ’ Qrand President Rust of the Native Sons has appointed James O. Tyrrell editor of the Grass Valley Tidings-Telegrapb, Deputy Grand President for the parlors in Nevada county, as well as/ several parlors in Yuba and Placer counties. The appointment is indeed a very good one. . Just the Things to Use DURING HOT WEATHER! reside. Kansas hee experienced a fow oyclones, but they were not of sufficient severity to offset the prosperity now . raging in that State. President of the “hom Ses the Hudrom San Francisco returned. to San Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans. " Spiced Mackerel in cans. Shrimps and Pig’s Feet in cans. Sliced Star Bacon in cans. EER GROCER, Broad Street. Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c per lb. Cooked and Pressed Ham, in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any quantity. CHAS. E. MULLOY, "% ‘Rearen aermaeS fs SGOMING. C—-=e . A. MEYER, J. . Miss Alice Weinstock, daughter of Wedsworth, .retarned to the J. H. Vizzard and wife arrived here Mr, Vizzard has enfew weeks ago. 2@e4th of July Committee Meetings. The Afternoon on Amusement ComREPRESENTING F. C. CHINN, Optician, The Platform Committee will meet at Who has stores at San Francisco, The Evening Amusement Committee : Sacramento and Oakland. A chance to have your eyes tested and glasses fitted by a Competent Reliable Optician. eeRRRSSRARTCSIDERES ; Hartung’s Jewelry Store, Nevada City, June Il and 13 aeeaeseeceaacanaaaeneqedenaneeeeeneeeas The Parade Committee will meet at a rc ES SERKAAKKEEE KADER AEAEEEEERAEEEES Every.member of each of the above Loutzenheiser’s Storé, Grass Valley, June 12 and 14 Delightfully Entertained. ne ome . THE tertainéd a number of invited friends. MY PRICES . ARE RIGHT WOLF Cash Grocer. p,: and .deinty refreshments were IS THE BEST Deafness Cannot be Cured “BEEHIVE” . Spring and Summer. QUALITY Lad : . Claret, port, Bes snd \ the diss favorites for table. waé are seen at their best in this ae Tection of the Jeading . brands. . We guarantee the age of every . wine we lot _Even-a connoispg ie a Jud jackson 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. I have just received the latest novelties of the season. $7.00 and up. 2.50 and up. The TAILOR: nastssetasre IID aes 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 ae W. H. CRAWFORD, "evans crrv. NEVADA CITY. noeteomitt Suits, Pants, WAXEL, a rs = TAILOR-MADE 2 SUuITS— as they cannot Birchville, One of ‘We claim Corral. etocks of Wall Paper that ever came to Nevade.County,'side, ceiling and es ce an piel : ovt-and this tube restored to its norpat the . by 8 saan of towns-. Ebrroz TkaNsonrrr:—We believe tha’ . wal condition, hearing — will bay? ) destroyed forever; nine cases out of the’ ‘county. bi sew, oat H. D. Her who was brought to theCounty Hospital about a month ago from Truckee, died yesterday of spinal meningitis. He was aged 22 years, anda native of Alabama. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Enstachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rambling sound or inperfect hearing, and: when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken and Clatence Hoffman at the largest and “prettiest Grand Gift Distelbution: took place. the most effective: advertising we oan of great plsabate th do is to get samples of our goods into: peor ‘the homes of the’ people, © Therefore, eum . » . we are sending an elegant sterling sil-. " to carry the aaa stoét in . 'ver-plated sugar shell, sach a6 we sell and line} regularly at 40c each, toevery married ‘}lady in the United States who write . . for ‘There ‘is nothing to pay. The’ a3 bert t “absolute. You will confer a optician, . favor upon your lady readers by mak-sra-. ing this announcement. in your paper. y'8. Each lady will send her name only, es ‘. this is too ‘valuable a gift to send to ¢ f. persous who don’t ask for it them. selves,, We give choice of any of our savertiae‘40c designs, and will send iliustrations . from which selections may be made. oats, . Quaker Valiey Mfg. Co., Morgan and ten are caused by .catarrh, which is Seruiag Bat ba {inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give ee Hundred. Dollars for any case Deafness jonueed by catarrh) that ean not be Hall’s Oatarrh Saree Se for circulars, cng J. CHENEY 5 Oe “Toledo, oO. Halls ily Ronan are the best. Notice to Water’ Consumers. Attention is called to ‘Ordinance No. 149, which probibite the coeeaen water for’ irrigation or sprinkling of any -kind between the hours of 10 8. m. and .—during the day. And between = Pp. pe . Harrison Sts., Chicago. j6-10t H, Munouie, . ee ce? Gila": Water Collector. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Sewer Work. R. J. ‘Tremaine ie prepared to do all ates. promptly attended ‘tm. and 5a. m.—during the night. luda of ours SOR very lowest . HAM BOLL = CORNED HAM red by. WOLF, CASH GROCER, fy atthe tral of premiums. You get your money's trial came up erck of Coffee. Wor sells it. m2l—1m. to. CREAM CUSTARD Made from selected Pork and packed in 15c cans. Just. the thing fo for “ei and lunches. 2 Cans for delicious custard. moment. Try it. VEAL LOAF + + Compressed cooked Corned Ham ready for table. Try acan. 15c. Let us quote you prices.on Groceries. a Springs ‘Miter! Wil,” . ‘Phe Cook’s cciben! are situated. thirty miles . Hams, Colusa county. The water from these mended for ST ee Billousness and thee Bovingy te Midna and Liver Trou aria cannot exist in the system of those who use tis water. The Cook’s Water is bottled absolutely pure from tbe Springs pe eapostnd the water. o ee atmosphere and ais, n igs dence ria ia A150 package makes a quart of Requires no eggs, no cooking, Prepared ina If you want to make a fine sandwich try Veal Loaf. 25¢ per can Commercial St. : Can now be procured at ines. Clothing Emporium Low prices and a perfect fit guaranteed, 00 My Big Window Dis IROGER BROS. SPOONS — ise KNIVES AND FORKS* 2% FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE ba ‘ NBYADA CITY. BG. J. BRAND, “n""

Cook’s. 3 Old Castle Whisker saloon. Call “on Fred rounds. 9.. Pig’s feot—two Jackson's. .~ omas » Peard. was felliiced ie thing new. At Gavionp’s;. tt . A fine dinner will be served at the. George Rie wos eee home Da, Arbogast butter, fall pound: weight, . 25 cents per pound, at Wolfs. : ae A New Attraction, The celebration at Nevada Cityon. Fi ae % the te of July will bea grand affair. . The E Valley Oreamery Company to Lithia is better than octrate . are leaving nothing . ne that would of magnesia, For sale at Vinton’s. tf tend to A social dance will be given at the . at “the Oreamery next week, a grand vrei Cortal school house this eyen-. success. " “They have added a new ing. feature to their program, which will This ts pay day at all of the mines. undoubtedly prove to be a drawing . ¥ and the town will ‘be lively this even-. card. T. J. Waggoner of Indian Springs ing. will lead one side of a debate, while. t Two carloads of steel. laths for the} prominent debator of the lower end Coarthoreg : sal i a the depot this of the county will uppose him. Ajl)® morning. W. J. Britland will porve.n ‘fine lunch . good time. at thé Council Chamber tonight. Get — oes in on time. The Giant King Started. A great many nice improvements are . being made to houses and stores all over this city. Lanoline Cold Oream. is best for. ning. healing cracked lips and pheyned -_ level of the tunnel on a go Bold by Vinton. ore. Quite a number of men are em“ff, B.” What ia “H. Br The ais ployed and it is likely that . more will key without. a headache.. At Po [be put on soon. ve Place, Broad street. sh Attend the opening of the Galen Hotel this evening. There will bea pig tree dance in the dining room. A’ beautiful. matted etching with every purchase of two packages. “of Oream ot Wheat ‘Mush, at Gaylord & Son’s. “at thie Grotto Saloon tomorrow evening something of unusual interest will take place—so says Gol. Geo. 1. Beckley. Manager Taylor of the Commercial Tea Company is treating his customers to ice ona tea these hot days at his ptore,: ; Star Ceamnert butter, 50 cents square; Penn Valley Creamery butter, 45 cente a square; at Geo. 0. Parlors & Son’s. The faneral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Marshall took place this afternoon from St. Oanice Catholic Obureh, Every business house in town should be decorated on the 4th of July. The work should © ve commenced several days befure.... Fresh Dairy Butter can ss ad a WwW. G. Richard’s grocery store for 35 cents per follan frosts Ranch Batter a 20 cents & pound. i6 At “The Grotto” at all ‘duis: you can get-the finest of liquors, wines, ales, wigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Maitland Bros, on Commercial treet, have filled up their saloon in fine style, and they want all of their friend: to drop in and see them this evening. At the “election ‘of schist trastees last Friday, Peter Graham was elected at Sweetland, William Skaken at The hoisting engine at the Giant King mine at Washington is now runA shaft is being sunk from the Had ‘Ordered Out of Town. Fite Justice Holbrook yesterday gave Ed. Connors, the fellow who’ has caused the authorities so much trouble in the} } past couple hours in which to leave town. sober he is very agreeable but is in-. a solent and insulting when intoxtoated . He has been arrested several times for being drank since he came here,. but a a short time ago. OFFICERS Bl BLECTRD Members of ilo . Lodge Have a General Good Time, each and vill be no meeting last: evening and elected the following officers: ©. O., W. P.Sawyer; V.C.,F. E. Wadeworth ; P, Thos, Powell; Mot, W:, Wm. Delbridge; M. of A., J.V. Snyder; K. of R. and _8., Geo. W. Ogden; M. of F,, J. BE. Isaac; M. of E., Geo. O. Gaylord; I. G.,N. Bennetts; ‘O. G., Obas/ Steffen; Trustee, A. R. Lord. After the business of the lodge was concluded refreshments were served and all present had a good time. The new Officers will be installed at the first meeting in July, when an attractive entertainment will be provided for the occasion. sands, i ‘Death of H. D. Herbert. account ‘of house ‘burning. J. French Gorrel after a short visit here re-as. iting . her. sister at. “Stockton, has relew we turned to her home at French Corral. L. J. Rose dre looking after his interests in the Home New York Hotel'tomorrow. Oall on Bd Schmidt when you want. 90 to to 15,000 én: stock. W. B. Bobb . mine, anything inthe tobacco line, tf. . "9° raised from = ‘to $1000 on ‘a terday.* Mrs, George Powell ‘anid family, who have resided at Sebastopol for a namber of of years, have paid to this city / BE, RB. Rockwood, their picnic, to be given . COMPany. that is o son mine, came up last evening. § ~ 7. F. Fogarty and wife of Marysville ho have been Visiting the “latter’s pareats at French @orral, returned to heir home yesterday. W. P. Miller, who has been puttingin cold storéage plant at Grissel Brothwho attend can-feel assured of having . er’e butcher shop, Francisco this morning. . §. Greenberg and family, who have been bere -visiting Mre. Greenberg’s sisters, Misses Sara.and Belle Miller, retarned to San Francisco today. Mrs, 9. A. Smith, wife of Judge Smith of Downieville, arrived here od shoot of . Yesterday from Oakland, en route to her home, She is uccompatiied by Smith. ‘ex-Mayor H. Weinstock of Sacramento, who has been here visiting Mrs. Frank BE. -Oapital City today. ast evening from Sun Francisco, and of weeks, forty-eight . will leave this morning for their home 3 Con. at Moore’s Flat. nore is a stone mason by trade and-is. tirely recovered from the injuries he said to be a good workman. When . received by falling froma street car mittee will meet at the Transorirr office on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. the National Exchange Hotel on Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. will meet on Sunday. Milo “Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., held # the Union Hotel on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. named committees is earnestly requested to be on hand promptly at the hours named above. ’ At-her home on Piety Hill last even-:. = ing Miss Hazel Robb delightfully enGames of various kinds were indulged served. The party did not break up till a late hour. by local applications, reach the diseased portion of “nr ear. ‘De. William #. ‘Wentworth, formerly "lof. this city, but now of Sacramento, was thrown out of -his. buggy at that place on Thureday, by coming into collision with a street car. He was not At thie National. y assessment” will stand tf F Monday win as “ pags a fae a a bs auassal At the National Hotel tomorrow’ one. . ixaared but the buggy was consider» raised from . tcok their departure this morning for of those extra fine dinners, will be wash a5 sine Recs * Retief Hill, after a visit here. served = — mas rest Pi By : Pee riy aa Mrs, Ta Be lie Cc been . mous: verything that the market af; Hall on ‘Tuesday q ide . " Mrs, ys, WEG bes ida fords, in the eating line, will be on the] Beautiful paint stains, varnishe 8 screen doors and windows. TowLs Bros. Co. (SRR ESIC Paul Schoen Coming. . . Paul Schoen, the well-known piano tuner and repairer, will arrive in Nevada Oity about the first of Jane. Leave orders at Vinton’s. m26-tf menu. Single meals 50 cents; 8 for $1. who has been here Go tomorrow and see how it is yourself. returned to San Francisco yesAppointed Deputy Grand President. ’ Qrand President Rust of the Native Sons has appointed James O. Tyrrell editor of the Grass Valley Tidings-Telegrapb, Deputy Grand President for the parlors in Nevada county, as well as/ several parlors in Yuba and Placer counties. The appointment is indeed a very good one. . Just the Things to Use DURING HOT WEATHER! reside. Kansas hee experienced a fow oyclones, but they were not of sufficient severity to offset the prosperity now . raging in that State. President of the “hom Ses the Hudrom San Francisco returned. to San

Roast Beef and Veal Loafs in cans. " Spiced Mackerel in cans. Shrimps and Pig’s Feet in cans. Sliced Star Bacon in cans. EER GROCER, Broad Street. Bythinia Water. Saratoga Chips, 25c per lb. Cooked and Pressed Ham, in any quantity. Chipped Beef, sliced in any quantity. CHAS. E. MULLOY, "% ‘Rearen aermaeS fs SGOMING.. C—-=e . A. MEYER, J. . Miss Alice Weinstock, daughter of Wedsworth, .retarned to the J. H. Vizzard and wife arrived here Mr, Vizzard has enfew weeks ago. 2@e4th of July Committee Meetings. The Afternoon on Amusement ComREPRESENTING F. C. CHINN, Optician, The Platform Committee will meet at Who has stores at San Francisco, The Evening Amusement Committee : Sacramento and Oakland. A chance to have your eyes tested and glasses fitted by a Competent Reliable Optician. eeRRRSSRARTCSIDERES ; Hartung’s Jewelry Store, Nevada City, June Il and 13 aeeaeseeceaacanaaaeneqedenaneeeeeneeeas The Parade Committee will meet at a rc ES SERKAAKKEEE KADER AEAEEEEERAEEEES Every.member of each of the above Loutzenheiser’s Storé, Grass Valley, June 12 and 14 Delightfully Entertained. ne ome . THE tertainéd a number of invited friends. MY PRICES . ARE RIGHT WOLF Cash Grocer. p,: and .deinty refreshments were IS THE BEST Deafness Cannot be Cured “BEEHIVE” . Spring and Summer.. QUALITY Lad : . Claret, port, Bes snd \ the diss favorites for table. waé are seen at their best in this ae Tection of the Jeading . brands. . We guarantee the age of every . wine we lot _Even-a connoispg ie a Jud jackson 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. I have just received the latest novelties of the season. $7.00 and up. 2.50 and up. The TAILOR: nastssetasre IID aes 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 ae W. H. CRAWFORD, "evans crrv. NEVADA CITY. noeteomitt Suits, Pants, WAXEL, a rs = TAILOR-MADE 2 SUuITS— as they cannot Birchville, One of ‘We claim Corral. etocks of Wall Paper that ever came to Nevade.County,'side, ceiling and es ce an piel : ovt-and this tube restored to its norpat the . by 8 saan of towns-. Ebrroz TkaNsonrrr:—We believe tha’ . wal condition, hearing — will bay? ) destroyed forever; nine cases out of the’ ‘county. bi sew, oat H. D. Her who was brought to theCounty Hospital about a month ago from Truckee, died yesterday of spinal meningitis. He was aged 22 years, anda native of Alabama. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Enstachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rambling sound or inperfect hearing, and: when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken and Clatence Hoffman at the largest and “prettiest Grand Gift Distelbution: took place. the most effective: advertising we oan of great plsabate th do is to get samples of our goods into: peor ‘the homes of the’ people, © Therefore, eum . » . we are sending an elegant sterling sil-. " to carry the aaa stoét in . 'ver-plated sugar shell, sach a6 we sell and line} regularly at 40c each, toevery married ‘}lady in the United States who write . . for ‘There ‘is nothing to pay. The’ a3 bert t “absolute. You will confer a optician, . favor upon your lady readers by mak-sra-. ing this announcement. in your paper. y'8. Each lady will send her name only, es ‘. this is too ‘valuable a gift to send to ¢ f. persous who don’t ask for it them. selves,, We give choice of any of our savertiae‘40c designs, and will send iliustrations . from which selections may be made. oats, . Quaker Valiey Mfg. Co., Morgan and ten are caused by .catarrh, which is Seruiag Bat ba {inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give ee Hundred. Dollars for any case Deafness jonueed by catarrh) that ean not be Hall’s Oatarrh Saree Se for circulars, cng J. CHENEY 5 Oe “Toledo, oO. Halls ily Ronan are the best. Notice to Water’ Consumers. Attention is called to ‘Ordinance No. 149, which probibite the coeeaen water for’ irrigation or sprinkling of any -kind between the hours of 10 8. m. and .—during the day. And between = Pp. pe . Harrison Sts., Chicago. j6-10t H, Munouie, . ee ce? Gila": Water Collector. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Sewer Work. R. J. ‘Tremaine ie prepared to do all ates. promptly attended ‘tm. and 5a. m.—during the night. luda of ours SOR very lowest . HAM BOLL = CORNED HAM red by. WOLF, CASH GROCER, fy atthe tral of premiums. You get your money's trial came up erck of Coffee. Wor sells it. m2l—1m. to. CREAM CUSTARD Made from selected Pork and packed in 15c cans. Just. the thing fo for “ei and lunches. 2 Cans for delicious custard. moment. Try it. VEAL LOAF + + Compressed cooked Corned Ham ready for table. Try acan. 15c. Let us quote you prices.on Groceries. a Springs ‘Miter! Wil,” . ‘Phe Cook’s cciben! are situated. thirty miles . Hams, Colusa county. The water from these mended for ST ee Billousness and thee Bovingy te Midna and Liver Trou aria cannot exist in the system of those who use tis water. The Cook’s Water is bottled absolutely pure from tbe Springs pe eapostnd the water. o ee atmosphere and ais, n igs dence ria ia A150 package makes a quart of Requires no eggs, no cooking, Prepared ina If you want to make a fine sandwich try Veal Loaf. 25¢ per can Commercial St. : Can now be procured at ines. Clothing Emporium Low prices and a perfect fit guaranteed, 00 My Big Window Dis IROGER BROS. SPOONS — ise KNIVES AND FORKS* 2% FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE ba ‘ NBYADA CITY. BG. J. BRAND, “n""