March 16, 1899 (4 pages)

na “Ssvonse re ESE BPrnaSa res F IG OF 3 Gold flice of Franclock. ard’ of \r, and urther ting. ay, the tary: ncisco, fli-td N’S MM la, Pa, tarkey all intoeln cori ter be renal ation ie The Bist. We do The Front. The Supposed Tailor, no business transI actions like the above. The penitent customer who “Kioks himself because he did not have his clothes made in the Presidential Tailor Shop. Workmanship on all garments sold by us Is guaranteed and any defect we repair free of cost. We have the largest stock of Woolens in Neither do we. ‘se ‘sell heddecia de clothing y and call it tailor-made. man feels like kicking himself and does so when he learns that he can get clethes © in his own town ene tried and fitted like this. : ‘No wonder this” Ths Mit That Does The Work. Suits $10 up. Pants $3 up. the city, together with 3000 samples. to choose from. ' al ik ava St., Nevada bs sicendl fe“ POPUL AR” BAKERY In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now “Ges. Richardson, UNDERTAKER » # EMBALMER. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall. OPEN. DAY AND NIGHT. f ( Hearse furnished in city free. ; ii calls, day or night. Sigs atpantion to all calle, day op night. SCHMIDT BROS., “+ LBADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street..ss.e0s0s .++. Nevada City Ca),THOS. S. FORD, y and Counselor at Law, © BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes, ANCY-PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Specialty. ‘. g@r-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con: TELEPHONE 37. WAXEL, the Tailor, 2a door below Armory Fall. -you to offer oe ae sme. to. let “you, : taken for granted. “Pboard and clothes won’t cost’ much thore happy.—cCleveland Leader. The Man with His Nevada City Suit. American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIs BUCKLEY } outs change of countenance. ‘How’s Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store. junction of Main’ and receive prompt attention, Coyote streets, Sg ‘Well, sir,’’ demanded ee ak nate retorted. ‘‘I’ye heard thatso: from half: a dozen others. That's to be‘)? But what other qualifications have you "ah : : “I must confess,” the trembling young man answered, “that Lam not. rich, but I can truthfully. say that I have no expensive habits. Idon’t drink. . 2 I don’t gamble. ‘I'don’t chew tobacto, . I don’t smoke. I don’t’’— : “Hold on!’’ the millionaire broke, 4s ““That’s enough! You'll do. Your than the gas you’ve been burning lately. What I object to is.supporting felwho-have all-the faults you say you . . have not. I don’t mind furnishing the Ahusbands of my:daughters with the necessaries of life, but I do hate to have to . ’ settle the bills for their luxuries. Now, . a9 ‘there is just one other, point I. want to have settled before I ig my consen ‘“‘What-is that?’ Mr. Biddlethwaite eagerly asked. “Promise me that you will not start a newspaper. The others have all tried ge Pere eginald’s promise made three hearts , Vaseline Pancakes. “Oh, of course,”’ the blunt old mag-. 3 lows like my other three gons-in-law, it, and I can’t stand many more such B . There: “May Be Oth er Others!! BUT ~<a LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA . RST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, 2k oe higt 6 SOCIETY DIRECTORY. & Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, "Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. . Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to sy ental C, B, N. SH norart, K. of t. Your money back if unsatisfactory. + BEST. Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. GEORGE E. RUSSELL, M. W. . aA SHCA E. sneroduces parent: sete Rebekah Degree, No. . 119, 1O. Meets at Odd. Fellows Hall iotn 8y ecutens esegeianed Manila Te 20 ESTHER oe N.G. aD3e WIN@ HATH ERSALL, See ICKERMAN’S Photo: Supplies and Stationery. Mistletoe rmerorer as lua No, 47, 1. O. Meeta at Odd Fellows He il Every 2d and eer pew Bs of each month at Sh WM. McKINLAY JR, C_P. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. lydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. =. Q@. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. Ceesar’s creek, on the Florida coast, was named after a famous old pirate After the pirates the Florida wreckers came, of whom H. A. Willoughby, in’ his ‘‘Across the Everglades,’’ tells this story: : A large steamer was stranded on the reef not far from Cape Florida. Nosooner had she struck than the news spread rapidly along the shore. The people for 20 miles around gathered on the beach opposite the stranded steamer. Among them were a number of Indians from the Everglades, who chanced to be down . . there and knew what a ‘‘wreck’’ meant to the wreckers. The steamer, loaded with an assorted cargo, began to break up, and barrels, cases of bottles of wine and iron and a hundred other articles. The Indians seized upon the wine and soon were in case of vaseline. They thought it a new variety of the white man’s frying fat _and, starting a fire, fried pancakes in it. What a dish—pancakes a la Seminole! Messages by Vibration, Curiously. enough, the fact appears, according to a recent traveler among the Indians of Catuquinarn, between der of unwritten science, It is made by digging a hole in the ground inside a house and. laying the bottom with coarse sand, well piled. On this is laid‘a wooden dram or hol{ait eee cons ee in. STOVES and For economy in Fuel, Good Cooking, Durability and all Desirable Features, the celebrated Westwood Stoves and Ranges, EXCEL ALL OTHERS. cases and boxes drifted gradually ashore. if There were casks of wine, boxes of soap, . # ‘. e He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, beSegieasecuamtarcns —. eies Tho squaws struck bonanza in a STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Of varions patterns and CHEAPEST TO THE. M RPENSIVE. ‘Handsome Lamps . Beautiful China and Glassware. ben pepoimreime coon ser ENTYAMING. IN The Line of Hardware and Tinware, Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thuradays of hb A ieilie . KMMA ROGERS prong — MRS. BELLE DUUGLASS R. RS, Pres. RANGES. Dr. N. EB. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. )ifice at resid , Sacr st Nevad4 City, Cal: iS SOLE AGENT For Nevada City. Of All Kinds and at Way-Down Prices. low cylinder of wood, half filled with fine sand and layers of broken wood, bone and powdered mica—the. upper partof the cylinder, which is empty, rising above the floor of the hut and closed first by leather, then by wood, and lastly by india rubber. Outside, the cylinder is packed round with fragments of wood, leather and resins, and covered with hard rubber at the level of the soil. LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. u, W. KINGSBURY, Manager. Special Accommodations For Traveling Men, HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN, Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. TURNER, Pine Street. grand improvements are tating Aaitin in les tend am — whos completed the mht ndto no houseon = OFFICE AND YARD, . Perfection 7 Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. To use this peculiar apparatus the drum is struck by a wooden hammer, and the vibration is evidently transmitted throngh the soil The answer is heard in the drum, which adts as a resonator, and miessages. are thus sent over 1,500 yards from house to house. Politics, Indeed. “There is a rather crusty old gentleman attending my church,’’ says a Detroit clergyman, ‘‘and his absence for several weeks led me to call upon him. He is not a communicant, and I am afraid at times that he is slightly skeptical. He'is very pronounced in his political views, and as conversational material ran rather short I sought to interest him by asking, ‘How’s politics? *¢ *How’s politics?’ he repeated withpolitics? That’s a pretty question for you to ask when you know that I haven’t heard you preach for the last seven Sundays.’ ’’—Exchange. The Story of a Letter. The National Advertiser tells a story, of an old bachelor who bought a pair of The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. correspond with, a bachelor with a view These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.”. beusht those socks trom evidently Sif atantly om hand. Beer 5 Conte a a Glass, All the'favorite Chas. 2, Tegler, Prop't,. wictseeh ets Rese “Robin Hood.” Gry jetter and -said possibly I might suit “Pepper,” Wm. J. Britiand. socks and found attached to one of them a slip of paper with these words: ‘‘I am a young lady of 20 and would like to to matrimony.”” Name and address were given. The bachelor wrote, and in a few days got this letter: ‘‘Mamma was married. 20 years ago. The merchant you them long ago. Mamma handed me your you. Iam 18 years old.” For Insomnia. A curious temedy for essness is JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street Nevada City. BUILDING, COR, COMne streets. woe Orme a WwW. W. WAGGONER, Civil Enginéer and Surveyor. DDS eE tina EM PUELE Re The Gem Saloon, }iow ramboo, ana the hissing sound CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. sorree Electric Clocks ~ there are many places where ¥OUl‘Are the clocks of the future. Just Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars sha conns 06 ton Ste wero accurate time; no trouble. For sale Have . OF weno oes ate ie. w used by the inhabitants of © e Samoan islands. They confine a snake in a hol. emitted by the reptile is said to quickly induce slumber. the thing for office, lodge-room or school-room. No winding necessary; A. & H. W. Harrona, The Leading Flour. “POR SALE BY ALL " GROCERS. Fr O a Night Sehool at A NIGHT SCHOOL PROF. G. W. OGDEN THE CITY SCHOOLS HAS OPENED Washington Sciooltiouse. All common school. branches taught, including BookKeepin, = . JAMES HENSESSY, + Empire Stable, ‘Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Ho%e! Nevada City. Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found tn this part of the State. Grass Valley and Nevada City / *BUS LINE. ‘Four rouhd trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until farther notice the ’Bus wih]! make regular trips between Nevau Pity. 9 and Grass Valley at the tilow,n Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,% 5 and 7:30 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8: 15 ¢ a.m., 1, 8:45 and 7:30 p. m. Passengers called for in any part of town without, extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. "THE GROTTO, 2t Sacvessors to F. O. Luetje. Genie seiteeeal teak ofehargei NATIONAL; Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. MARKET, C.J. NAFFZIGER, + Prop'r. Steam Beer a Specialty. Pork, Mutton : : eal. Sausages, ete. . Pree Lunch Every Saturday Hama, Baconand Lard TnI + aii kinds of Mente ‘Night. Come One, usually found ina first, Come “All. GEO. 1. BECKLEY, Prop. . . Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars od in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but {GILT EDGE % IS PURE. — WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. Agents Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. a ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor, Best of attention given to transient customers, , ‘Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72, —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. William & Thomas Harry, “(Successors to T, 7. H. Mooney.) sie LLKBEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THB horses and ex tal in the pre : prea When you want a stylish give usa Main Street, Nevada City.

na “Ssvonse re ESE BPrnaSa res F IG OF 3 Gold flice of Franclock. ard’ of \r, and urther ting. ay, the tary: ncisco, fli-td N’S MM la, Pa, tarkey all intoeln cori ter be renal ation ie The Bist. We do The Front. The Supposed Tailor, no business transI actions like the above. The penitent customer who “Kioks himself because he did not have his clothes made in the Presidential Tailor Shop. Workmanship on all garments sold by us Is guaranteed and any defect we repair free of cost. We have the largest stock of Woolens in Neither do we. ‘se ‘sell heddecia de clothing y and call it tailor-made. man feels like kicking himself and does so when he learns that he can get clethes © in his own town ene tried and fitted like this. : ‘No wonder this” Ths Mit That Does The Work. Suits $10 up. Pants $3 up. the city, together with 3000 samples. to choose from. ' al ik ava St., Nevada bs sicendl fe“ POPUL AR” BAKERY In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now “Ges. Richardson, UNDERTAKER » # EMBALMER. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall. OPEN. DAY AND NIGHT. f ( Hearse furnished in city free. ; ii calls, day or night. Sigs atpantion to all calle, day op night. SCHMIDT BROS., “+ LBADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street...ss.e0s0s .++. Nevada City Ca),THOS. S. FORD, y and Counselor at Law, © BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes, ANCY-PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Specialty. ‘. g@r-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con: TELEPHONE 37. WAXEL, the Tailor, 2a door below Armory Fall. -you to offer oe ae sme. to. let “you, : taken for granted. “Pboard and clothes won’t cost’ much thore happy.—cCleveland Leader. The Man with His Nevada City Suit. American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIs BUCKLEY } outs change of countenance. ‘How’s Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store. junction of Main’ and receive prompt attention, Coyote streets, Sg ‘Well, sir,’’ demanded ee ak nate retorted. ‘‘I’ye heard thatso: from half: a dozen others. That's to be‘)? But what other qualifications have you "ah : : “I must confess,” the trembling young man answered, “that Lam not. rich, but I can truthfully. say that I have no expensive habits. Idon’t drink. . 2 I don’t gamble. ‘I'don’t chew tobacto, . I don’t smoke.. I don’t’’— : “Hold on!’’ the millionaire broke, 4s ““That’s enough! You'll do. Your than the gas you’ve been burning lately. What I object to is.supporting felwho-have all-the faults you say you . . have not. I don’t mind furnishing the Ahusbands of my:daughters with the necessaries of life, but I do hate to have to . ’ settle the bills for their luxuries. Now, . a9 ‘there is just one other, point I. want to have settled before I ig my consen ‘“‘What-is that?’ Mr. Biddlethwaite eagerly asked. “Promise me that you will not start a newspaper. The others have all tried ge Pere eginald’s promise made three hearts , Vaseline Pancakes. “Oh, of course,”’ the blunt old mag-. 3 lows like my other three gons-in-law, it, and I can’t stand many more such B . There: “May Be Oth er Others!! BUT ~<a LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA . RST, IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, 2k oe higt 6 SOCIETY DIRECTORY. & Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, "Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. . Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to sy ental C, B, N. SH norart, K. of t. Your money back if unsatisfactory. + BEST. Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. GEORGE E. RUSSELL, M. W. . aA SHCA E. sneroduces parent: sete Rebekah Degree, No. . 119, 1O. Meets at Odd. Fellows Hall iotn 8y ecutens esegeianed Manila Te 20 ESTHER oe N.G. aD3e WIN@ HATH ERSALL, See ICKERMAN’S Photo: Supplies and Stationery. Mistletoe rmerorer as lua No, 47, 1. O. Meeta at Odd Fellows He il Every 2d and eer pew Bs of each month at Sh WM. McKINLAY JR, C_P. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe. lydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. =. Q@. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. C, W. CHAPMAN Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, B.S. Ceesar’s creek, on the Florida coast, was named after a famous old pirate After the pirates the Florida wreckers came, of whom H. A. Willoughby, in’ his ‘‘Across the Everglades,’’ tells this story: : A large steamer was stranded on the reef not far from Cape Florida. Nosooner had she struck than the news spread rapidly along the shore. The people for 20 miles around gathered on the beach opposite the stranded steamer. Among them were a number of Indians from the Everglades, who chanced to be down . . there and knew what a ‘‘wreck’’ meant to the wreckers. The steamer, loaded with an assorted cargo, began to break up, and barrels, cases of bottles of wine and iron and a hundred other articles. The Indians seized upon the wine and soon were in case of vaseline. They thought it a new variety of the white man’s frying fat _and, starting a fire, fried pancakes in it. What a dish—pancakes a la Seminole! Messages by Vibration, Curiously. enough, the fact appears, according to a recent traveler among the Indians of Catuquinarn, between der of unwritten science, It is made by digging a hole in the ground inside a house and. laying the bottom with coarse sand, well piled. On this is laid‘a wooden dram or hol{ait eee cons ee in. STOVES and For economy in Fuel, Good Cooking, Durability and all Desirable Features, the celebrated Westwood Stoves and Ranges, EXCEL ALL OTHERS. cases and boxes drifted gradually ashore. if There were casks of wine, boxes of soap, . # ‘. e He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, beSegieasecuamtarcns —. eies Tho squaws struck bonanza in a STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Of varions patterns and

CHEAPEST TO THE. M RPENSIVE. ‘Handsome Lamps . Beautiful China and Glassware. ben pepoimreime coon ser ENTYAMING. IN The Line of Hardware and Tinware, Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thuradays of hb A ieilie . KMMA ROGERS prong — MRS. BELLE DUUGLASS R. RS, Pres. RANGES. Dr. N. EB. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. )ifice at resid , Sacr st Nevad4 City, Cal: iS SOLE AGENT For Nevada City. Of All Kinds and at Way-Down Prices. low cylinder of wood, half filled with fine sand and layers of broken wood, bone and powdered mica—the. upper partof the cylinder, which is empty, rising above the floor of the hut and closed first by leather, then by wood, and lastly by india rubber. Outside, the cylinder is packed round with fragments of wood, leather and resins, and covered with hard rubber at the level of the soil. LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. u, W. KINGSBURY, Manager. Special Accommodations For Traveling Men, HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN, Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. TURNER, Pine Street. grand improvements are tating Aaitin in les tend am — whos completed the mht ndto no houseon = OFFICE AND YARD, . Perfection 7 Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. To use this peculiar apparatus the drum is struck by a wooden hammer, and the vibration is evidently transmitted throngh the soil The answer is heard in the drum, which adts as a resonator, and miessages. are thus sent over 1,500 yards from house to house. Politics, Indeed. “There is a rather crusty old gentleman attending my church,’’ says a Detroit clergyman, ‘‘and his absence for several weeks led me to call upon him. He is not a communicant, and I am afraid at times that he is slightly skeptical. He'is very pronounced in his political views, and as conversational material ran rather short I sought to interest him by asking, ‘How’s politics? *¢ *How’s politics?’ he repeated withpolitics? That’s a pretty question for you to ask when you know that I haven’t heard you preach for the last seven Sundays.’ ’’—Exchange. The Story of a Letter. The National Advertiser tells a story, of an old bachelor who bought a pair of The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. correspond with, a bachelor with a view These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.”. beusht those socks trom evidently Sif atantly om hand. Beer 5 Conte a a Glass, All the'favorite Chas. 2, Tegler, Prop't,. wictseeh ets Rese “Robin Hood.” Gry jetter and -said possibly I might suit “Pepper,” Wm. J. Britiand. socks and found attached to one of them a slip of paper with these words: ‘‘I am a young lady of 20 and would like to to matrimony.”” Name and address were given. The bachelor wrote, and in a few days got this letter: ‘‘Mamma was married. 20 years ago. The merchant you them long ago. Mamma handed me your you. Iam 18 years old.” For Insomnia. A curious temedy for essness is JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street Nevada City. BUILDING, COR, COMne streets. woe Orme a WwW. W. WAGGONER, Civil Enginéer and Surveyor. DDS eE tina EM PUELE Re The Gem Saloon, }iow ramboo, ana the hissing sound CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. sorree Electric Clocks ~ there are many places where ¥OUl‘Are the clocks of the future. Just Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars sha conns 06 ton Ste wero accurate time; no trouble. For sale Have . OF weno oes ate ie. w used by the inhabitants of © e Samoan islands. They confine a snake in a hol. emitted by the reptile is said to quickly induce slumber. the thing for office, lodge-room or school-room. No winding necessary; A. & H. W. Harrona, The Leading Flour. “POR SALE BY ALL " GROCERS. Fr O a Night Sehool at A NIGHT SCHOOL PROF. G. W. OGDEN THE CITY SCHOOLS HAS OPENED Washington Sciooltiouse. All common school. branches taught, including BookKeepin, = . JAMES HENSESSY, + Empire Stable, ‘Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Ho%e! Nevada City. Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found tn this part of the State. Grass Valley and Nevada City / *BUS LINE. ‘Four rouhd trips daily. TIMETABLE: Until farther notice the ’Bus wih]! make regular trips between Nevau Pity. 9 and Grass Valley at the tilow,n Leaving Nevada City at 10a. m.,% 5 and 7:30 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8: 15 ¢ a.m., 1, 8:45 and 7:30 p. m. Passengers called for in any part of town without, extra charge. Leave orders at the National Exchange Hotel. GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. "THE GROTTO, 2t Sacvessors to F. O. Luetje. Genie seiteeeal teak ofehargei NATIONAL; Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank. MARKET, C.J. NAFFZIGER, + Prop'r. Steam Beer a Specialty. Pork, Mutton : : eal. Sausages, ete. . Pree Lunch Every Saturday Hama, Baconand Lard TnI + aii kinds of Mente ‘Night. Come One, usually found ina first, Come “All. GEO. 1. BECKLEY, Prop. . . Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars od in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but {GILT EDGE % IS PURE. — WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. Agents Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. a ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor, Best of attention given to transient customers, , ‘Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72, —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. William & Thomas Harry, “(Successors to T, 7. H. Mooney.) sie LLKBEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THB horses and ex tal in the pre : prea When you want a stylish give usa Main Street, Nevada City.