March 2, 1903 (4 pages)

a Toda of the 1 at-San ere this Y 8 Domb interment wae ery, 80d the pal ley, T. H, Turner, D, =tddy. The cm autifal floral bloc D at St. Maro nGisco, By d On . x mourners 3 s Kate O'D + Lan-cio ‘Malatin, . Bur ee late J Qan y from broke nto the gt: ; Simmons’ saloon ‘eet, and stole ttles of whisky ted by aid of é. b0l8 were found; No suspicion is @ at present, “200 ire a cold after em stened its deaily P while yet tnere . Kiscun Siauce, . and sellow and ‘oBy. Whence the ho is blashing King’s New Life ¥ gently arousing) _fompel good digg oF constipation, , at W. DY da Ci 9 ) funny, but we will sell it Meanj? . nD and order a’ll be glad Co. ents. ) y STrs, Scisis brand soft or KEEN ‘e & ER da City ne. EY yg F TADCIsQ9 5, Was troubl Chronia ity.” wr t,N. T began ust spl pedicto faction TOggiet, RANSCRIP r seceee pecene Mary McAuley pers the Final Sqmmcns. —_—_—— lof Death oa8 again enter det and highly of this sector ry McAuley. wbo has lt ew roud esr ! the il Fri , but pot unt and sbe gradually me to her reiief, was done d came to this vicinity many and it was bere tbat she has large family. Of ao endearonality she readily gathered ber a legion cf friends who gained staunch: and loyal to Every ready to succor and to the needyand distressed be sadly missed by a large these friends and acquaintho extend to the bereaved ir deepest sympathy in this est ¢fliction that could befall loses of the dearest treasure trae and loving mother. McAuley-was-anative of Iré68 years, 8 months and 10 he leaves two daughters and 8, viz: Mrs. Poillip Derrig . Thomas Torpie; Thomas, Valley; Hugb, of Portland, ; Dantel; of Oregon, and Bamuel liy. sera) wil take place. Wed morning at 10 o’clock from ice Oatholic charch, this city. bist Party. Ladies’ Whist Club was enterlast Saturday afternoon by Mra, indley, at her bome on Nevada where the ladies had a good laying their favorite game, at iss May Martin won the firet ts. J. H. Rogers the second, rs. Geo, A. Legg the guests’ the game the ladies erjoyéd a luncheon, . FAMI Y CARES. Information May be of ue to Many a Mother In Nevada City. n there is added to the many neeparabie from the rearing of nD that-«ffliction of weakness of hess and auxiliary organs, the r’s lot is far from a happy one. ndition can be quickly changed . solutely cured by the use of When this is the mother’s barden’ will be ® Kidney Pills, and her home happier. k Milburn, of Upper Grass Val> “A case of a child Control over the action. of the secretions at night was limited to my notice some time ago. It Ty eerious and despite every efade to etop it it could not be » It was noticed that Doan’s y Pills were guaranteed to cure oh embarrassing and unfortu§ condition in children and a of the treatment was given him, ills being obtained at Vinton’s store. I cannot positively state © Weakness has been so strength48 to say the child is absolutely but the help given by Doan’s ¥ Pills more than proves that the This be of untold value to parents tdians of children who are anwith this unfortunate weakness.” a box by ail dealster-Milborn Oo., Buffalo, N. » Bays: ¥ acts as sepresented, for 50 cents Fo 4geuts for the United States. mber the name—Doan’s—and Ro substitute, ee Better Than Gold. indi ites lid me ines } pt m a yY wife in. endid fo yarea wh women, amily.” Try them. Onl ges oly 60c March 2, 1903 iaken from us one, and respected pioneer ,of the country. ved be Champioo past twenty-three years, m all earthiy cares to realme 6; 80 o’clcck yesterday mornhas been ailing for the past day did signs of dissolution, At that condition took a turn for sank, till Although that willing d loving hands could do to e the f.me of life it was of 10 the good woman passed bepale of life. ° Death was due eral breaking down of the ed for several years estion and nervous J. Green, of Lau‘No remedy helped me using Electric Bitters, pall yon Loar ee all the vr used. ey ha excellent health . Georke=I don’t think it would be She says Electric Bitters In that case you a . — troubles; ad tonT for weak, run do nfo oy © caa take its place in Tanteed by W. D, VinLC ONL Road Man Meets Tragic Death. Attempts to Board Mov. ing Train and Is Decapitated. L. 0.0’Neill, one of the most widely known and most popular-railroad-menin this eection of the country, met a shocking and horribie death in Ssoramedto at 8:25 o'clock yesterday afterternoon, The deceased, who was section boss at Colfax, had received the appointment to a similar position at Brighton, Sacramento county, which ia ‘situated on. the ehort line between Sacramento and Placerville, El Dorado’ county. He took the 7:80ca. m. local train from Colfax for the Capital City. The pay car of the Seuthern Pucific was due and he stopped over to receive his monthly wages. As the train for Brighton was scheduled to leave at 8:25 he was somewhat late in arriving at the depot on account of this delay, pulling out. Not wishing to be left behind he made a rurfor the moving train and succeded in overtaking it. He attempted to swing himself between two coaches but the train had gained such velocity by thie time that the momentum broke his hold and he slipped and fell, falling beneath the rapidly revolving wheels. : The horrifying sight was witnessed by a number of people and the trainmen, The latter immediately brought the fron monster to a halt and burried back to where the unfortunate man had fell. The eight that met their gaze was a distressing one. ‘Toe bead was entirely severed from. the trank, both legs cut off and the body otherwise fearfully bruised and™ mangled. The remains were tenderlygathered together and will be brought to his late home at Colfax for burial. Mr. O'Neill leaves a wife and five children at Colfax who are heartbroken over the terrible affliction which has . befallen them, and the sincere sympathy of all is extended to them. The eccident has cast a deep gloom over the little railroad town of Colfax, where thedead man Was in charge of the repairing.of that section of the road: He was toiversally liked and respected by.ali with whom he came in contact, end his sudden, taking off ie a severe ehock to all, > The Winter Route East. An erroneous impression prevails that because the Rocky Mountains have a bigh elevation, the winter climate is cold and snowy, The fact is the average precipitation of moisture during the entire year is less than fitteen inches, and danger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight. This is especially true of the Denver & Rio Grande, over ‘which System travel bas gone with less interruption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines popularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win-er but adds to the majestic beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted daily ex cursions are operated all the year round and are cheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the East. lustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel. J.D. StSan Francisco. tf. e@oWhat's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, strong and active. Bardock Blood Bitters does it. The Color of It. “and you loaned bim $2? Did you ever see the color of his money? “Well, yes. There was & good deal of dun to it before I got it."—New York Herald. And Yet He Has Plenty of Sand. The average boy is like an hourglass, fle won’t work for more than sixty winutes unless somebody turns him up side down.—Somerville Journal.Se nena Told Her Frankly. Bith—Tell me frankly, George, if you were a rick man do you think yae would ask me to marry you? necessary, Edith. would probably do the asking! the custom to carry the fire from the hearth of the old house in & closed ves sel to the new residence. *gh tas on The Wel-no Ral end got-there-just—in—time-toe see it-. —— Write for Jowest rates of fare and ilMansfield, General.Agent, 625 Market the stomach, the liver and kidveys When a Russian family moves, tt is News Items Condensed For the Benefit of . . Busy Readers, The mountain lion that has beeu re. Ported from time to time in the vicinity of the Spanish mine, is reported to have been ehot last Thursday evening by Henry Wilson. Oo Saturday last Mre. 0. F. Cleveland an son, Mrs. Harmon and Miss Appel narrowly escaped an accident while driviog on Broad _stre2t,. Their horse became fractious and would bave backed them over a high bank but for the timely assistance of E. H. Barker and Gluyase Richards, Last Saturday night Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. George, initiated five candidates. The attendance was large Ane an enjoyable time was had. Tismas Polglase, a blackemith at-the Chaw pion, injured bjs left Nand recently by striking it with a sledge hammer. No bones were broken, The Free Library: The roster of the Free Public Library continues to grow, and 818 members are nowenrolied. The Librarian, Miss Nilon, reports a steady gain in mem. bership and increase in interest, and that the reading rooms are seldom empty. Among _ recent contributions are a number of public documents from Assemblyman Soyder, and juvevile books from Miss Alice S:ottand Albert Bucl , Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Yieats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb int he market. eQl-tf If you desire a fine hot ‘taixed drink callon Wm. Harry at.the Old Corner ealoon, Pine street. ° tf Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Haggins of Melbourne, Florconsumption and nothing coald be done for me. I wasgiven up to die: The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, induced me to try it. Results were startling. Iam now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King’s New Discovery. It surely saved my life.” This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, druggist, Price 50c & $1.00, Trial Bottles free. Notice to the Public. . All persons indebted to George E. Turner are requested to call on or betheir accounts, as this establishment will then and from that time be cone ducted under the firm name of “The Yurner & Hadley Co. tt Grorce E, TURNER. TO CURE A COUGN IN ONE DAY Pregcribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and al] throat and lung troubles. 25c, 60c. . At all druggists. j5-tf. ao. + Hes Ths Curse of Womankind [s-sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Ogre gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cufes neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. For Sale or Rent. Thehouse on Commercial stree*. adjoining E, Muller's residence, is offered for reut. ire of — Ua particulars inquire t BROS. “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street Nevada City PPPPPPPGO New Store, Goods and Prices 400.g008 Yes, we’ve opened ap ready for businese, Every aod are now thing in ead store is bright, spic-epan new. Fres frcm the ea bought at the lowest cash prices. enabling us to sell below what the credit houses _pay for goods. We cell foreash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad »ccounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody else buys on credit. We have come to stay. We are respopsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we offer will build up a good business here. BARGAIN NO. 1. This week we are offering A magoiticent stock of [jadies’, “Men's and Children’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. onsiste of Men’s Furnishings, sach es a pew Spring Styles io Hats, Shirte— golfand fancy stiff bosoms—neck wear, socks, and the many things which de~ light tasty dressers. OF Remember what we say we do, coer bask if you’re not satisfied. iNET MENTO . Si ‘de. mrite:"My.deo!er-talame-T-hed}: fore the first day of March and settle . ; Items of Interest . from =the MesSenger. District Attorney W. LBeaing wit @0 to Sacramento on Friday to attend . the convention of District Attorneys and Asaessore of Northern California, on the 9h inet. The object of the meeting is to prevent the land which is now temporarily withdrawn from entry from being permanently withdrawn end thrown into « forest reserve. The bell given for the benefit of the Downieville Fire Department last Monday was a grand success, both financially and socially. The attendance was large, and the ball iasted till. daylight. : The fair and ball at Sierra City on Feb. 20th and 2st was very successful, netting about #870. An amateur drama was a pleasing feature of the affair. Thedrama will be presented tn Downieville immediateiy after the close of the Lenten season, the proceeds té& go to the Catholic church. At Goodyear Bar, on the evening of Febraary 22d, Mies Evelyn Williams was married to William Penman. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, Tnomas Wile liams, Rev. D. W. Galfee officiating. The couple: were wedded beneath a canopy of American flags. A fire broke out at the residence of Mrs, M. E. Gott, at Goodyear Bar, on the evening of February 2ist. It was extinguished by a bucket brigade, On Monday evening last, at the Ans. tralia mine, in Slug Oanyon, a boulder weighing upwards of half a ton rolled down the bill and crasbed through the blacksmith shop. Five men had just left the shop when the crash came, Four of them had congregated around the anvil just before leaving the shor, and when they ran back they found that the anvil had been swept away by the mass of rock. At San Franciseo, 01 February 19tb, Mise Aimee Wehe was married to Mr. Oscar Huntington of that city. The bride is a sister of ex-Disirict Atiorusy Wehe. President Roosevelt has defied the trasts, ? ~ ae . Drink Taylor’s Fresh Roasted Coffee. tt La Rue’s Cough Cure . . arse Js a Sure Shot, at NCKERAW fe s 6 Taken ley and thie city, the members of ie x Broad os “ Ma FOR 26 CENTS GEO. C. GAYLORD ¢ SON . Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars % —e Sana _. Sanaa nn CLEAN GROCGRY HOUSS) Nevada City At San Jose,recently, Mies Mary E. Miller was married to Oscar Dornin. The ceremony was performed by Rev: Thornton A. Mills at the Second Presbyterian Oburoh, = a The bride is a daughter of Mre. N. O. Miller, formerly of French Oorral, and is well. known here. The couple will live at San Rafeel. . , Card of Thanks, The members of the Congregational chureh desire to extend their heartiest thanks to all who aided them in the excellent program given ia the theater on Friday evening, Feb, 27ch, including the ladies and gentlemen of Grass ValWild’s Orchestra and the Bose’ Band, also the Wiley B. Allen Co. for the loan of their very beaatifal piano. . J. Stus, Pastor. «ott BOHEMIAN Hine OF ee BEERS® SOLD EVEAYWHERE. -Ormiston Smayze, . Physician. and Surgeon —tot— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada. City: 2 p.m. to 4p. m.and7 p.m, to8 p. m , Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m, Grass Valley office, Bree Building. . Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. 4 Nature’s Health Restorer. The Greatest Blood Purifier i on Earth. INE MONTHS’ TREATMENT REDUCED from $2375 to $1, Guaranteed to cure Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases,matism Catarrh, Neur -igta, Comstinesion, xrotule, Jenne ment Pure Cy no er this trea’ aoe aod ey to. A WILLI, bas Killesstreet, San Francisoo, Cal. "MOVED d as moved hie Boot TRAUTMAN 286 ‘Shoe repairing store to the store next to J.J. Soyders on Pine etreet. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the public will take advantage of the low prices in repairing of ote and Shoes. J Pine Street. willlien Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I bave just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now-have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cente Beer In town. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound sia aa . Te BOR ie Pe te ie Be ae RD EPP ee een W AREY NARA AARYAAAARRE RAE RRRR YER EER EERE YRRERR RR RY SELES BRERRERRERKHRERARERRARAER ESR: FRED EILERIIAN. A New Batch Just Made © We sold every piece of Chrietmas. aod New Year Candy in our store, gud have just made up a superior lot’ of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas, TEGLER’S, SOCIAL DANCE “By COMPANY 0, N. G. O. At ARMORY HALL The Narrow Guage railroad yard here i¢ being improved and macadamized. Over 100 carloads of gravel from Little Greenhon will be-epread on the grounds, an improvement that will be highly appreciated by the teametere. 7e Saturday Evening Musto by the Bon Ton Orchestra. The wiee seldom give advice, If a friend say drink “Old Gilt Edge WhisCommercial Street, Nevada City . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies fre, ky” know it ie an exception to the rule, Wichman, Lutgen & Co,, sole proprieCo tors, 820 Oley 8t., 8. F. Wrhen im need of. OPTICAL GOODS > Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glaases, Magnifiers, Spectacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shades, etc. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We also carry the Parker Lucky Carve and Waterman 4 m *® : * * * The Ideal FounA ac Faas MAIL OBDERS. PROMPTLY FILLED. : Dec al A. & H. W. HARTUNG, = Phone West 14. WATOHMAKERS : Nevada City aN A A: A a eS a a MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. “to is . hie ‘ Special Piano Sate at Brayton ’3 : longer — an Furniture Store, Commeretal St. ae e Trini 2. Come in, pick.out-the-PIANO you want. Prices . a : : experiment and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange a ; . your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up to date. _We BE é : can suit you in every particular. ie 1 oo The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San Francisco A A. O. MOUNT, Manager _——L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. : a 4 Commercial Street, = Nevada Oity a if merit r uc on . is ogn : recognized Whit ( ( . ( Dj il S all ite and Colored Lawns and Dimities = over ~ Formerly 20 und 15 CENf@RER YARD. Now 10 CENTS , ‘ Special Sale of Embroideries Now Going On HANDKEROGIEFS, formerly 15 oante, reduced to 6 cents. @@” REMEMBEK, I SELL STRICTLY FOR OASH. -=--JOS. D. FLEMING. Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets. K the State 2h Le Psi Wedding Presents. Jast received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Cut Glassware, any of which would make ‘Handsome Wedding Presents. Call and see them, Your friends would be delighted with them. We also make a@ specialty of Jewelry repairing. Cc. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada Oity. >) “@ 4 pwewews unr. So ff 5 0) ss oo ot talfehaishshatotal HEBBRALAIE AA HHERAAREARARAR AER AREA ARR ERE RAHRH EH FEE SREERERERERI REIS ERERRER RESEES: Reet x . j be] Photographs. ’ . and make them ino @ first-class manSo ask your Broad Street, Drue Store. or ee Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, ner. 1 also frame Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady toem when so Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Orna——— sf —_— mented or plaize, ° : Stacks of oo Pies. Our own : 4 ee ake Mio eat. . actin wen 81 and let as bring you MOOR . =F metbing good. : Telephone Main 831. OFFICE OF Poetoffice Box'1l4 ee gies : Meal cee } . Just the thing for Parties > W.H. SMITH * 7 ne Oe Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Eic. a PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and ‘MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS . PER POUND RETAIL. arejfresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and;very healthy. SMITH. retail dealer in . . . Retail. Nuvapa Orrr, January 18, 1908. Che Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor.@ Grover for SMITH’S PRUNES. They Nevada City

a Toda of the 1 at-San ere this Y 8 Domb interment wae ery, 80d the pal ley, T. H, Turner, D, =tddy. The cm autifal floral bloc D at St. Maro nGisco, By d On . x mourners 3 s Kate O'D + Lan-cio ‘Malatin, . Bur ee late J Qan y from broke nto the gt: ; Simmons’ saloon ‘eet, and stole ttles of whisky ted by aid of é. b0l8 were found; No suspicion is @ at present, “200 ire a cold after em stened its deaily P while yet tnere . Kiscun Siauce, . and sellow and ‘oBy. Whence the ho is blashing King’s New Life ¥ gently arousing) _fompel good digg oF constipation, , at W. DY da Ci 9 ) funny, but we will sell it Meanj? . nD and order a’ll be glad Co. ents. ) y STrs, Scisis brand soft or KEEN ‘e & ER da City ne. EY yg F TADCIsQ9 5, Was troubl Chronia ity.” wr t,N. T began ust spl pedicto faction TOggiet, RANSCRIP r seceee pecene Mary McAuley pers the Final Sqmmcns. —_—_—— lof Death oa8 again enter det and highly of this sector ry McAuley. wbo has lt ew roud esr ! the il Fri , but pot unt and sbe gradually me to her reiief, was done d came to this vicinity many and it was bere tbat she has large family. Of ao endearonality she readily gathered ber a legion cf friends who gained staunch: and loyal to Every ready to succor and to the needyand distressed be sadly missed by a large these friends and acquaintho extend to the bereaved ir deepest sympathy in this est ¢fliction that could befall loses of the dearest treasure trae and loving mother. McAuley-was-anative of Iré68 years, 8 months and 10 he leaves two daughters and 8, viz: Mrs. Poillip Derrig . Thomas Torpie; Thomas, Valley; Hugb, of Portland, ; Dantel; of Oregon, and Bamuel liy. sera) wil take place. Wed morning at 10 o’clock from ice Oatholic charch, this city. bist Party. Ladies’ Whist Club was enterlast Saturday afternoon by Mra, indley, at her bome on Nevada where the ladies had a good laying their favorite game, at iss May Martin won the firet ts. J. H. Rogers the second, rs. Geo, A. Legg the guests’ the game the ladies erjoyéd a luncheon, . FAMI Y CARES. Information May be of ue to Many a Mother In Nevada City. n there is added to the many neeparabie from the rearing of nD that-«ffliction of weakness of hess and auxiliary organs, the r’s lot is far from a happy one. ndition can be quickly changed . solutely cured by the use of When this is the mother’s barden’ will be ® Kidney Pills, and her home happier. k Milburn, of Upper Grass Val> “A case of a child Control over the action. of the secretions at night was limited to my notice some time ago. It Ty eerious and despite every efade to etop it it could not be » It was noticed that Doan’s y Pills were guaranteed to cure oh embarrassing and unfortu§ condition in children and a of the treatment was given him, ills being obtained at Vinton’s store. I cannot positively state © Weakness has been so strength48 to say the child is absolutely but the help given by Doan’s ¥ Pills more than proves that the This be of untold value to parents tdians of children who are anwith this unfortunate weakness.” a box by ail dealster-Milborn Oo., Buffalo, N. » Bays: ¥ acts as sepresented, for 50 cents Fo 4geuts for the United States. mber the name—Doan’s—and Ro substitute, ee Better Than Gold. indi ites lid me ines } pt m a yY wife in. endid fo yarea wh women, amily.” Try them. Onl ges oly 60c March 2, 1903 iaken from us one, and respected pioneer ,of the country. ved be Champioo past twenty-three years, m all earthiy cares to realme 6; 80 o’clcck yesterday mornhas been ailing for the past day did signs of dissolution, At that condition took a turn for sank, till Although that willing d loving hands could do to e the f.me of life it was of 10 the good woman passed bepale of life. ° Death was due eral breaking down of the ed for several years estion and nervous J. Green, of Lau‘No remedy helped me using Electric Bitters, pall yon Loar ee all the vr used. ey ha excellent health . Georke=I don’t think it would be She says Electric Bitters In that case you a . — troubles; ad tonT for weak, run do nfo oy © caa take its place in Tanteed by W. D, VinLC ONL Road Man Meets Tragic Death. Attempts to Board Mov. ing Train and Is Decapitated. L. 0.0’Neill, one of the most widely known and most popular-railroad-menin this eection of the country, met a shocking and horribie death in Ssoramedto at 8:25 o'clock yesterday afterternoon, The deceased, who was section boss at Colfax, had received the appointment to a similar position at Brighton, Sacramento county, which ia ‘situated on. the ehort line between Sacramento and Placerville, El Dorado’ county. He took the 7:80ca. m. local train from Colfax for the Capital City. The pay car of the Seuthern Pucific was due and he stopped over to receive his monthly wages. As the train for Brighton was scheduled to leave at 8:25 he was somewhat late in arriving at the depot on account of this delay, pulling out. Not wishing to be left behind he made a rurfor the moving train and succeded in overtaking it. He attempted to swing himself between two coaches but the train had gained such velocity by thie time that the momentum broke his hold and he slipped and fell, falling beneath the rapidly revolving wheels. : The horrifying sight was witnessed by a number of people and the trainmen, The latter immediately brought the fron monster to a halt and burried back to where the unfortunate man had fell. The eight that met their gaze was a distressing one. ‘Toe bead was entirely severed from. the trank, both legs cut off and the body otherwise fearfully bruised and™ mangled. The remains were tenderlygathered together and will be brought to his late home at Colfax for burial. Mr. O'Neill leaves a wife and five children at Colfax who are heartbroken over the terrible affliction which has . befallen them, and the sincere sympathy of all is extended to them. The eccident has cast a deep gloom over the little railroad town of Colfax, where thedead man Was in charge of the repairing.of that section of the road: He was toiversally liked and respected by.ali with whom he came in contact, end his sudden, taking off ie a severe ehock to all, > The Winter Route East. An erroneous impression prevails that because the Rocky Mountains have a bigh elevation, the winter climate is cold and snowy, The fact is the average precipitation of moisture during the entire year is less than fitteen inches, and danger from snow blockades on the railroads very slight. This is especially true of the Denver & Rio Grande, over ‘which System travel bas gone with less interruption for the past ten winters than upon the majority of lines popularly supposed to be free from such delays. Old Win-er but adds to the majestic beauty of the mountain scenery along the way. It brings no fear nor discomfort to the traveler on the “Scenic Line of the World.” Our personally conducted daily ex cursions are operated all the year round and are cheap and comfortable means of reaching all parte of the East. lustrated books. Full information about the best way to travel. J.D. StSan Francisco. tf. e@oWhat's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, strong and active. Bardock Blood Bitters does it. The Color of It. “and you loaned bim $2? Did you ever see the color of his money? “Well, yes. There was & good deal of dun to it before I got it."—New York Herald. And Yet He Has Plenty of Sand. The average boy is like an hourglass, fle won’t work for more than sixty winutes unless somebody turns him up side down.—Somerville Journal.Se nena Told Her Frankly. Bith—Tell me frankly, George, if you were a rick man do you think yae would ask me to marry you? necessary, Edith. would probably do the asking! the custom to carry the fire from the hearth of the old house in & closed ves sel to the new residence. *gh tas on The Wel-no Ral end got-there-just—in—time-toe see it-. —— Write for Jowest rates of fare and ilMansfield, General.Agent, 625 Market the stomach, the liver and kidveys When a Russian family moves, tt is News Items Condensed For the Benefit of . . Busy Readers, The mountain lion that has beeu re. Ported from time to time in the vicinity of the Spanish mine, is reported to have been ehot last Thursday evening by Henry Wilson. Oo Saturday last Mre. 0. F. Cleveland an son, Mrs. Harmon and Miss Appel narrowly escaped an accident while driviog on Broad _stre2t,. Their horse became fractious and would bave backed them over a high bank but for the timely assistance of E. H. Barker and Gluyase Richards, Last Saturday night Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. George, initiated five candidates. The attendance was large Ane an enjoyable time was had. Tismas Polglase, a blackemith at-the Chaw pion, injured bjs left Nand recently by striking it with a sledge hammer. No bones were broken, The Free Library: The roster of the Free Public Library continues to grow, and 818 members are nowenrolied. The Librarian, Miss Nilon, reports a steady gain in mem. bership and increase in interest, and that the reading rooms are seldom empty. Among _ recent contributions are a number of public documents from Assemblyman Soyder, and juvevile books from Miss Alice S:ottand Albert Bucl , Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Yieats you should send your orders to Jrissel Bros., Commercial street.. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb int he market. eQl-tf

If you desire a fine hot ‘taixed drink callon Wm. Harry at.the Old Corner ealoon, Pine street. ° tf Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Haggins of Melbourne, Florconsumption and nothing coald be done for me. I wasgiven up to die: The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, induced me to try it. Results were startling. Iam now on the road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King’s New Discovery. It surely saved my life.” This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, druggist, Price 50c & $1.00, Trial Bottles free. Notice to the Public. . All persons indebted to George E. Turner are requested to call on or betheir accounts, as this establishment will then and from that time be cone ducted under the firm name of “The Yurner & Hadley Co. tt Grorce E, TURNER. TO CURE A COUGN IN ONE DAY Pregcribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and al] throat and lung troubles. 25c, 60c. . At all druggists. j5-tf. ao. + Hes Ths Curse of Womankind [s-sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Ogre gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cufes neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. For Sale or Rent. Thehouse on Commercial stree*. adjoining E, Muller's residence, is offered for reut. ire of — Ua particulars inquire t BROS. “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street Nevada City PPPPPPPGO New Store, Goods and Prices 400.g008 Yes, we’ve opened ap ready for businese, Every aod are now thing in ead store is bright, spic-epan new. Fres frcm the ea bought at the lowest cash prices. enabling us to sell below what the credit houses _pay for goods. We cell foreash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad »ccounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody else buys on credit. We have come to stay. We are respopsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we offer will build up a good business here. BARGAIN NO. 1. This week we are offering A magoiticent stock of [jadies’, “Men's and Children’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. onsiste of Men’s Furnishings, sach es a pew Spring Styles io Hats, Shirte— golfand fancy stiff bosoms—neck wear, socks, and the many things which de~ light tasty dressers. OF Remember what we say we do, coer bask if you’re not satisfied. iNET MENTO . Si ‘de. mrite:"My.deo!er-talame-T-hed}: fore the first day of March and settle . ; Items of Interest . from =the MesSenger. District Attorney W. LBeaing wit @0 to Sacramento on Friday to attend . the convention of District Attorneys and Asaessore of Northern California, on the 9h inet. The object of the meeting is to prevent the land which is now temporarily withdrawn from entry from being permanently withdrawn end thrown into « forest reserve. The bell given for the benefit of the Downieville Fire Department last Monday was a grand success, both financially and socially. The attendance was large, and the ball iasted till. daylight. : The fair and ball at Sierra City on Feb. 20th and 2st was very successful, netting about #870. An amateur drama was a pleasing feature of the affair. Thedrama will be presented tn Downieville immediateiy after the close of the Lenten season, the proceeds té& go to the Catholic church. At Goodyear Bar, on the evening of Febraary 22d, Mies Evelyn Williams was married to William Penman. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, Tnomas Wile liams, Rev. D. W. Galfee officiating. The couple: were wedded beneath a canopy of American flags. A fire broke out at the residence of Mrs, M. E. Gott, at Goodyear Bar, on the evening of February 2ist. It was extinguished by a bucket brigade, On Monday evening last, at the Ans. tralia mine, in Slug Oanyon, a boulder weighing upwards of half a ton rolled down the bill and crasbed through the blacksmith shop. Five men had just left the shop when the crash came, Four of them had congregated around the anvil just before leaving the shor, and when they ran back they found that the anvil had been swept away by the mass of rock. At San Franciseo, 01 February 19tb, Mise Aimee Wehe was married to Mr. Oscar Huntington of that city. The bride is a sister of ex-Disirict Atiorusy Wehe. President Roosevelt has defied the trasts, ? ~ ae . Drink Taylor’s Fresh Roasted Coffee. tt La Rue’s Cough Cure . . arse Js a Sure Shot, at NCKERAW fe s 6 Taken ley and thie city, the members of ie x Broad os “ Ma FOR 26 CENTS GEO. C. GAYLORD ¢ SON . Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars % —e Sana _. Sanaa nn CLEAN GROCGRY HOUSS) Nevada City At San Jose,recently, Mies Mary E. Miller was married to Oscar Dornin. The ceremony was performed by Rev: Thornton A. Mills at the Second Presbyterian Oburoh, = a The bride is a daughter of Mre. N. O. Miller, formerly of French Oorral, and is well. known here. The couple will live at San Rafeel. . , Card of Thanks, The members of the Congregational chureh desire to extend their heartiest thanks to all who aided them in the excellent program given ia the theater on Friday evening, Feb, 27ch, including the ladies and gentlemen of Grass ValWild’s Orchestra and the Bose’ Band, also the Wiley B. Allen Co. for the loan of their very beaatifal piano. . J. Stus, Pastor. «ott BOHEMIAN Hine OF ee BEERS® SOLD EVEAYWHERE. -Ormiston Smayze, . Physician. and Surgeon —tot— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada. City: 2 p.m. to 4p. m.and7 p.m, to8 p. m , Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m, Grass Valley office, Bree Building. . Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. 4 Nature’s Health Restorer. The Greatest Blood Purifier i on Earth. INE MONTHS’ TREATMENT REDUCED from $2375 to $1, Guaranteed to cure Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases,matism Catarrh, Neur -igta, Comstinesion, xrotule, Jenne ment Pure Cy no er this trea’ aoe aod ey to. A WILLI, bas Killesstreet, San Francisoo, Cal. "MOVED d as moved hie Boot TRAUTMAN 286 ‘Shoe repairing store to the store next to J.J. Soyders on Pine etreet. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the public will take advantage of the low prices in repairing of ote and Shoes. J Pine Street. willlien Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I bave just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now-have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cente Beer In town. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound sia aa . Te BOR ie Pe te ie Be ae RD EPP ee een W AREY NARA AARYAAAARRE RAE RRRR YER EER EERE YRRERR RR RY SELES BRERRERRERKHRERARERRARAER ESR: FRED EILERIIAN. A New Batch Just Made © We sold every piece of Chrietmas. aod New Year Candy in our store, gud have just made up a superior lot’ of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas, TEGLER’S, SOCIAL DANCE “By COMPANY 0, N. G. O. At ARMORY HALL The Narrow Guage railroad yard here i¢ being improved and macadamized. Over 100 carloads of gravel from Little Greenhon will be-epread on the grounds, an improvement that will be highly appreciated by the teametere. 7e Saturday Evening Musto by the Bon Ton Orchestra. The wiee seldom give advice, If a friend say drink “Old Gilt Edge WhisCommercial Street, Nevada City . Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies fre, ky” know it ie an exception to the rule, Wichman, Lutgen & Co,, sole proprieCo tors, 820 Oley 8t., 8. F. Wrhen im need of.. OPTICAL GOODS > Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glaases, Magnifiers, Spectacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shades, etc. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We also carry the Parker Lucky Carve and Waterman 4 m *® : * * * The Ideal FounA ac Faas MAIL OBDERS. PROMPTLY FILLED. : Dec al A. & H. W. HARTUNG, = Phone West 14. WATOHMAKERS : Nevada City aN A A: A a eS a a MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. “to is . hie ‘ Special Piano Sate at Brayton ’3 : longer — an Furniture Store, Commeretal St. ae e Trini 2. Come in, pick.out-the-PIANO you want.. Prices . a : : experiment and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange a ; . your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up to date. _We BE é : can suit you in every particular. ie 1 oo The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San Francisco A A. O. MOUNT, Manager _——L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. : a 4 Commercial Street, = Nevada Oity a if merit r uc on . is ogn : recognized Whit ( ( . ( Dj il S all ite and Colored Lawns and Dimities = over ~ Formerly 20 und 15 CENf@RER YARD. Now 10 CENTS , ‘ Special Sale of Embroideries Now Going On HANDKEROGIEFS, formerly 15 oante, reduced to 6 cents. @@” REMEMBEK, I SELL STRICTLY FOR OASH. -=--JOS. D. FLEMING. Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets. K the State 2h Le Psi Wedding Presents.. Jast received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Cut Glassware, any of which would make ‘Handsome Wedding Presents. Call and see them, Your friends would be delighted with them. We also make a@ specialty of Jewelry repairing. Cc. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada Oity. >) “@ 4 pwewews unr. So ff 5 0) ss oo ot talfehaishshatotal HEBBRALAIE AA HHERAAREARARAR AER AREA ARR ERE RAHRH EH FEE SREERERERERI REIS ERERRER RESEES: Reet x . j be] Photographs. ’ . and make them ino @ first-class manSo ask your Broad Street, Drue Store. or ee Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, ner. 1 also frame Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady toem when so Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Orna——— sf —_— mented or plaize, ° : Stacks of oo Pies. Our own : 4 ee ake Mio eat. . actin wen 81 and let as bring you MOOR . =F metbing good. : Telephone Main 831. OFFICE OF Poetoffice Box'1l4 ee gies : Meal cee } . Just the thing for Parties > W.H. SMITH * 7 ne Oe Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Eic. a PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and ‘MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS . PER POUND RETAIL. arejfresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and;very healthy. SMITH. retail dealer in . . . Retail. Nuvapa Orrr, January 18, 1908. Che Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor.@ Grover for SMITH’S PRUNES. They Nevada City