March 23, 1903 (4 pages)

) middle ioe that othest © grand goo town, Mon 4 ne of them fo ring and gq e Ittle money thi 1s and She pu Mo, 250,965 , 85¢, 400 and on of youteedile Fleming, William vt Roger Dougherty end F.G. 1, of Tocopab, noorporating & company to be sag the Florence Extension Minpmpany, and will ay op agroup of seven claims own in Liberty district, some ty-five miles north of Tonopah. property adjoins ‘that recently. b peri the Cramps, of aoc or ee Aaygyet a Boys meas are are tnprean Henk and last Thursday evening. s they were playing on the street ved the applause of the large 4 that had aggembled. Yesterday noon quite a bumber of spectators: ap at the Lincoln schoolhouse hing the boys march and play were highly pleased with their exion, Manager Dunlap bs Teason. sand of his young mens ond ‘Tiewtenal, A, Dailey, proprietor. of the store, was last Satarday. night 4 Second Lieutenant of Oom0, N. G. O., byva unanimous which shows the high regard in p Bert ia held by his fellow eom“ie is an earnest Worker tn the fs and is fully entitled to the high r which bas been bestowed upon have succeeded) — begin work im. . 8. G. W., Thareday evening, F. M. The following iateresting Shits of items we cull from the Republican of Saturday: : At the meeting of Donner Parlor, N Batherford and I, F. Harvey were . elected as delegates to the Grand Par_-. lor and Eugene Kroger and W. H, Rapp as alternatés, Two new mem‘bers were initiated and after the Par-. lor closed the Munchers of Hard Tack jbad a meeting and introduced two [members into the startling mysteries of that poralar side degree. Robert Fothergill, a highly esteemed young man of Hobart Mills, died there at . four 6’clock yesterday morning. He bad been snffering for four or five days with tonsilitis and it was thought that he was getting along very well, Hie throat bad gathered and broke, and he was strangled to death in about five minutes. His death cast a gloom over the entire place, He was only twenty-two years of age and pos@essed those pleasant qualities and manly virtues that had greatly endeared him to all. The remains were brought to Truckee yesterday morning and shipped to Oarson for. burial. Superintendent Oliver,.as a mark of respect, closed down the factory and the numerous friends of the deceased left their work, and clad in their working clothes, repaired to the residence of Mr. Rowe and paid their last tribute to one whose-honor and integrity had won their lasting friendship. Messrs, Late developments in the Gibsonville. Ridge have been of ‘great. importance to the mining intereate of Northern Sierra and proves that the main old Blue Lead gravel channel yet remains in this ridge. This section of Sierra county has long béen noted for its rich}. placer and drift mines, but the existence of a main channel in the ridge has been a question of doubt. The Tabor mine at Gibsonville has broken and found that the ridge contains one of the largest-bodies of blue gravel ever opened in Sierra county, This mine was started by’ Horace Tabor over thirty years ago and after his death, two years ago, the property passed into the hands of A. I, Eaton of San Jose, Cal., who organized a new company and ‘etarted the main tunnel ahead and opened up a body: of gravel that no doubts can be raised as to the old]. channel being in the ridge and will be the means of opening up this ridge with tunnels from Gibsonville on the south to Pilot Peak on the north, The Thistle Shaft, O. B. Wingate, manager; August Hottz, superintendent, wae the first company to work successfully the great deposit of gravel. After working sevéral years the water increased to such an extent that they ‘ébatdoned the shaft and started the present Bellevue tunnel)’ This tunnel has now passed the five thousand foot mark and will svon strike gravel. This tunnel will not only drain their. through rim at a distance of 4,600 feet now, after two'years steady work, has : iaiien Wsities returned pies morning from San Francisco.: pt Superintendent W. N. Bray’ lett yesterday for San Francisco. Superintendent M. W. Mather came : down from the Plambago mine today, _J.¥. Parsons 4s here eee Utah,_E. H. Hamlen js here with cattle from Reno for Grissel. Brothers,M, Hicks returned bere last _—— from atrip below., ~ J. L, Morgan returned here last evening from Sacramento, where he. hae been Working in the State ye : Lora Hoarman left this sortie tor Sacramento on a visit to friends, George B. Mocre # over from ColL. N. Wateon returned to North Bloomfield this morning. ° E. B. AbadieJr. is here from Berkeley on a visit to his parents, superintendent E. RB, Abadie and wife. B. N. Wood arrived here last night from San Francisco and left this morn: tng for North Bloomfield. P. .Borenj of San sigheaiea: is in town. 7 W. EB. Rountree is here from San Francisco. = J. W. Finney avd dangliar diesd here last evening from San. Francisco and left thie morning for Downieville, _©, A. Ohaquette and A. E. Ohandler. _) eured and see Wm, CLEAN AX LOR HOUSE). it Saved His. Lene way ak fal rome ran aay it’s the best the hs Cure Fa _ Uloera, Sold by W. D. Vinton, ~ “Good Meats. Co! ley Brothers have the very best sate at all times Loveland fe now sel hie famhou bread at five cents @ loaf at the Popular ry. Try itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf lf you want.a good, codl drink o' beer—the ve pant: in pesca yy tf-m’ ult Britland.at his ealoon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty Fanoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. oy the very best of wines, liquore . : Elondike . } served st the meee on Spring street and courteous treatment ie tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite, all to call on bim, 481. ~ Ever tried an. Oyste drag: aes wie eh] A eniehacaats tool bag isn’t complete without a bottle of Dr. Thomas-Eclectrio Oil. Heals, cute, bruises, stings, ses reat sh over. aie It on eins « fe box mized drink it you get Harry at the Old Corner » Pine street. tt —_— [ seheabbabdeeineioaee The ‘Smoker Calls for Them. « ralgia ‘wext disturbance will reach the Pacific’ Broad. me . ‘aac our place your estab ss waiting. er the cars Nevada City, : Coast about March 25th, It will bea warm wave, A cool wave will follow “Fabout Mareh 28th. Thia disturbance: will not-bring a long continued warm spell, bat the cold wave following will be much like winter weather. Fates? bse You won't find ‘eJeeie Moore’ Whisky in cheap Placee—it isn’t made for cheap men to drink, It:is the best and demanded by the best people. es Easter Novelties _ I have a _apectal line of Fresh Candies for Easter, incladin Oandy Eggs, Rabbits, Toys an other things to please the children. Oome and see en —GONFECTIONER, ~ es Treetty Averted. “Just in the nick of time our little boy-was saved” writes Mr. W. king of Foe gat oie City, -}monia had layed s. and a terrible Doctors treated h worse everyd: At length we tried Dr. King’s =— Discovery for Oonsumption, and our Sueee ye saved.* Ke’s now Bagong and well.’ om pa body ought to know, it’s the ats for Coun Colds and all ‘dieeases. .Guaranteed by WD D. akan, Druggist. Price 60e. and $1.00. bottles free, ° Oe Women love a clear, healthy complexion. Pure blood makes it, Bardock Blood Bitters makes pure blood SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N.G. 0, _ At ARMORY HALL} ~~ poamey Evening Musio by the Bon Ton Orchestra, Commercial Street, Nevada City Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free G. D. Oliver, D'G. Fitts, b. G. Thompson and J: I, Paris acted as pall bearers and conveyed the remains to: the train. Not a wheel of the factory r Cocktail o drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s, Fast he thing for this cold weather. tf For the best of every thing in the meat line send rows orders scares ere here from San Francieco. B. F. Snell and grandson ‘left this }meraing for San Francisco. whole property but will be the commencement of a new life for one of the largest drift minés in Ualifornia, ‘When im meed ‘of. at ardeda ‘l contract j i de B given io Neves » be epum' an Frao hing will 0% » and take : Grase Vallefe s now on salectl , as des a beni Me prize winners were Mra, Jas. F. Hey and Mre, Richard Noell, The Winter Route East. ot George A. Nihell has been Jed the contract to erect steam ting works on the Polar Star mine, the North Star, below Grasa ValThe Daly West syndicate -of Sait have a bond on the property and) -geahed develo it.’ al In Blossom. . ring bas at. last — and ‘the zanita bushes on all the hillsides beautifal in their blossoms, It.is hing to one’s eye to wander on outskirts of town and take in -the deur of the scenery. The weather ll that could be desired and everyshould be happy. W ConceniPalors Ofine new Johnston concentraatrived here this morning for the Queen mining company and beinetalled in their mill, which is tantly pounding away on good which is being extracted from the ies’ Whist Club. y entertained last ee afterbby Miss Olive Gaylord, at her on Broad street, when she proved elf a charming hostess. The wereprettily decorated, pink 4 ig, carnationg and ferns being i Very artistically. 5 tempting collation was discussed . the game. 1 erroneous impression prevails because the Rocky Mountains high elevation, the winter cliis cold and snowy, ‘The fact is Average precipitation of moisture tg the entire year is less than fit, and danger from ).snow aces on the railroads very slight. ls especially true of the D such delays, i Win-er but adds to the majestic ¥ of themountain scenery along way. It brings no fear nor disrt to the traveler > the “Scenic Of the W orld,” * Personally olga daily ex Sus are opergted all the year nd are cheap and comfortable of reaching all perte. of: the ite for lowest rates of fare and ilh the bon Full’ io i Rest way to travel, iD. neral a Francieco, ‘Agent, wa Mark 8 eg , Cold Storage eats: n sect first: = aes Es mt of beef, Pete O° Market, turned till the train bearing, al! that was mortal of Robert Fothergill had paseed under the hill and ont of sight on ite way to Trackee, when with heavy hearts the workmen again returned to their posts, Deceased waa a POarson boy. He leaves a father and brother, the latter being an employe of Hobart Mille. 19 er comm MON Sueiaall The Mistake Is Is Made by Many Nevada City People. It’s 6 common error. To plaster the aching back To rub with liniment rheumatic joints. When the trouble comes frém-the kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure all kidney fille. And-are endorsed. by Nevada City citizens. Mrs. Z. P. Davie, of Spring street, below Pine street, says: “I had attacks of backache, not the common ordinary kind that sometimes catches you unawares, at other tines stays with you far too long to be: pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than 1 little kinks in the back caused by some jar or awkward movement. fat the time I read some announcehe Ladies’ Whist Club was. delightment about Doan’s Kidney Pille I went Feeling it to Vinton’s' drug store for a box. I knew after I bad completed the first that relief was positive aud I bought 8 second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up-to-date I have not noticed a return.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all duals ers. Foster-Milborn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and + take no substitate. Enierprising. Our esteemed . contemporary, The Morning Union, appeared yesterday in enlarged form and with various improvemente and changes in make-up. The paper is a credit to the county, atid ite enterprising publishers are to be congratulated. Working Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those sicsloes little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millione are always at work, night and day, caring Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe gure. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag sto-e, _——_ or More Riots. o ( strikers are vot eee tase Pe an individual disorder of the system. . Oveil ve tollowed apt ton raph to oc saenapens a reliable remSteamamnatety employed. There’s : Shee go efficient to cure disorders Kidne Electric Had — ee eatel & tonic, he effective nervine and the greatest 8 medicine for run down ays-. & 1s Nervousness, RheamVinton, fiicent stock of The Tabor mine finding gravel has given new life to this whole district and people realize that they will all be benefitted. A. I. Eaton has shown his great faith in the future of this district by taking a large block ef property from different owners north of Gibsonville with the intention of running an~ other tunnel to tap the channel aoder the name of “The Gibsonville ‘Mining This Eaton and Eastern associates for the purpose of further developing this section of Sierra county,—Messenger. Sratp op Oxt0, Orry or TOLEDO, { oe Lvoas County. ae Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that be ig senior partner of the firm of F. J, Onenzy & Co., doing busifiees in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that:said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRE that. cannot be cured by the nse ef]: Hagy’s CaTaRRg Cures. FRANK J. CHENEY.Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. [SEAL] A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucons’ surfaces of the system. Send‘ for testimonials, free. F, J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, 750. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. Qune dose of Sberman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. ——— — “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street Nevada Oity PPP PDP PP New Store, Goods and Prices poomoee Yes, we’ve opened up and are now ready for business. Everything in the store fs bright, spic-span new. Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause oe competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t~ pay for ‘what somebody else buys on credit. We have come to stay. We are responsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we afer will build up a good business ne BARGAIN NO. 1 ffering a magnifThis week we a A oot) Cd ildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the nee makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. ¢ Men’s Furnishings, such as ae eaciad Styles in Hats, Shirte— golf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear, socks, and the many things which delight mee ee, eoigane iiaie tak do, toner. bask if rn not satisfied. esi pany” bes: been: orgenteed by A-44Lodge, No. 119, I. O. O. F., . sixteenth anniversary of Albert H. Mooser of North Bloom-}. field spent the day here Saturday. Miss Maggie Long arrived here Beturday from Francisco. Joseph Larkin of North San Juan was in town Satarday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wells, who ree side near Sugar Loaf, are~ said to be quite ill, Mre. Wells’ ce i in par= tisaler being quite serious: . _Anatin.Maintire. who-haeheen em-ployed in the State printing office for the past three months, came up Saturday evening on a. brief visit to his mother. He returned to Sacramento last evening. _M. 8. McLotte of Reno arrived here this morning to take a position on the . . Morning Miner. 3G. Jeffries is here from St. Louis, Will Celebrate. a the slintion “ot ‘of Neva Rebekah last Saturday evening it was unanimously agreed to celebrate the eighty-fourth apniversary of Odd Fellowship and the lodges thropghoyt the copntry generally will join in celebrating the event. As a sort of coincidence the anniversary of the establishment of Neva Lodge falle upon the same date, April 26th of this year marking the Neva Rebekah Lodge. The following commite tee was appointed to arrange for the event: Hon. J. M. Walling, B. F. Snell, J. 0, Bich, Thomas Daniels, Charles Tredinnick, Mrs. Lulu Jones, Miss Jane Sandow, Miss Adeline Hothersoll and Miss Mary Hoskens. *What’e in a name?” Well, Ham, think of the bother to busy men were ‘Old Gilt Edge Whieky” changed to, another, name—any otber name— well, William, La Rue’s Cough Cure Sure Shot, at Ge DURAN s $80; Ohicago, eto wil. till soon “it aaa ‘Telephone Main 881. ‘Broad Street, aes oe bow , Rate Tickets to California will be sold until Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Biver points, $25; St. Louie, pone ‘New Qrileans, etc., . $88. Money deposited with the ‘Gouthern Pacific Com-pany's-ageat at Oclfag—will secure tickets from any eastern’point. tf Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray bar, oa ge ee. Office houre—Nevada p. m. to 4p. m.and7 p. m. to8 p.m Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays er hak Oa. m, >< Biss rass Va office, Bree Building. Nevada Clty office and residence on Nevada street. MOVED. TRAUTMAN has aie etl hie-Boot and Shoe repeiring store to the store next to J. J. Snyder’s on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—OCheap for cash. Hoping the public will take valova a ~ a Best plece in town to spend your Billiard Table have just received a fine new set of vory and now have one .of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In tow FRED EILERMAN ee a s NR TST RATT Fa Sa A EATEN TSN FPN TNEE DETTE Bkxen: W. SMITH nk nn nha tat WHY? Because They Know They-Are Getting Their Money’s Worth. oodpecker x dean HOHR AHO IEE NIC GI ITISIIIDIOI OHIO IIIR REID Rob eto ABER RRERKKKAK OPTICAL GOODS Don’t fail to inspeot our Mme. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spectacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shades, eto. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We also carry the Parker Lucky Ourve and Waterman Ideal FounMAIL -ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ‘tain Pens. Ae HW. Phone Weat 14 ‘WATOHMAKERS . “HARTUNG, Nevada City” PAN Furniture Si tore, PLAN MUSICALE. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sate at Brayton’s PN Commeretal St. f A. 0. MOUNT, Manager Com merolal Street, S Come in, pickiout th: PIANO you want. and Terms always to your satisfaction. your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up totdate. We can suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San FranciscoL. 8. HUBBARD. , Saleen. Prices Exchange . Nevada a City ree Wedding Presents. si J. BRAND, Broad Street, Just received an elegant line of Diamond and Cut Glassware, any of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents. Your: friends would be delighted with them. also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. Jewelry Call and see them, We The Jeweler Nevada Oity. { P Py aE Dm ri¢ . Photographs. c= . and make them in a first-class manner, 1 also frame them when s0 I make all MOORE —i> Postoffice Box 114 SF * a Wholesale and retail dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES © of My Own Raisiog and Ouring. at Wholesale and Retail. Nevapa Ort, January 18, 1908. MB. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PBR POUND RBTAIL. So ask your for SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine and are very delicius io favor andjvery healthy. ANABISCO . . WATERS. Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thing}for Parties Ohe Ree Huwe Srocery, Je-J JACKSON, Proprietor.

) middle ioe that othest © grand goo town, Mon 4 ne of them fo ring and gq e Ittle money thi 1s and She pu Mo, 250,965 , 85¢, 400 and on of youteedile Fleming, William vt Roger Dougherty end F.G. 1, of Tocopab, noorporating & company to be sag the Florence Extension Minpmpany, and will ay op agroup of seven claims own in Liberty district, some ty-five miles north of Tonopah. property adjoins ‘that recently. b peri the Cramps, of aoc or ee Aaygyet a Boys meas are are tnprean Henk and last Thursday evening. s they were playing on the street ved the applause of the large 4 that had aggembled. Yesterday noon quite a bumber of spectators: ap at the Lincoln schoolhouse hing the boys march and play were highly pleased with their exion, Manager Dunlap bs Teason. sand of his young mens ond ‘Tiewtenal, A, Dailey, proprietor. of the store, was last Satarday. night 4 Second Lieutenant of Oom0, N. G. O., byva unanimous which shows the high regard in p Bert ia held by his fellow eom“ie is an earnest Worker tn the fs and is fully entitled to the high r which bas been bestowed upon have succeeded) — begin work im. . 8. G. W., Thareday evening, F. M. The following iateresting Shits of items we cull from the Republican of Saturday: : At the meeting of Donner Parlor, N Batherford and I, F. Harvey were . elected as delegates to the Grand Par_-. lor and Eugene Kroger and W. H, Rapp as alternatés, Two new mem‘bers were initiated and after the Par-. lor closed the Munchers of Hard Tack jbad a meeting and introduced two [members into the startling mysteries of that poralar side degree. Robert Fothergill, a highly esteemed young man of Hobart Mills, died there at . four 6’clock yesterday morning. He bad been snffering for four or five days with tonsilitis and it was thought that he was getting along very well, Hie throat bad gathered and broke, and he was strangled to death in about five minutes. His death cast a gloom over the entire place, He was only twenty-two years of age and pos@essed those pleasant qualities and manly virtues that had greatly endeared him to all. The remains were brought to Truckee yesterday morning and shipped to Oarson for. burial. Superintendent Oliver,.as a mark of respect, closed down the factory and the numerous friends of the deceased left their work, and clad in their working clothes, repaired to the residence of Mr. Rowe and paid their last tribute to one whose-honor and integrity had won their lasting friendship. Messrs, Late developments in the Gibsonville. Ridge have been of ‘great. importance to the mining intereate of Northern Sierra and proves that the main old Blue Lead gravel channel yet remains in this ridge. This section of Sierra county has long béen noted for its rich}. placer and drift mines, but the existence of a main channel in the ridge has been a question of doubt. The Tabor mine at Gibsonville has broken and found that the ridge contains one of the largest-bodies of blue gravel ever opened in Sierra county, This mine was started by’ Horace Tabor over thirty years ago and after his death, two years ago, the property passed into the hands of A. I, Eaton of San Jose, Cal., who organized a new company and ‘etarted the main tunnel ahead and opened up a body: of gravel that no doubts can be raised as to the old]. channel being in the ridge and will be the means of opening up this ridge with tunnels from Gibsonville on the south to Pilot Peak on the north, The Thistle Shaft, O. B. Wingate, manager; August Hottz, superintendent, wae the first company to work successfully the great deposit of gravel. After working sevéral years the water increased to such an extent that they ‘ébatdoned the shaft and started the present Bellevue tunnel)’ This tunnel has now passed the five thousand foot mark and will svon strike gravel. This tunnel will not only drain their. through rim at a distance of 4,600 feet now, after two'years steady work, has : iaiien Wsities returned pies morning from San Francisco.: pt Superintendent W. N. Bray’ lett yesterday for San Francisco. Superintendent M. W. Mather came : down from the Plambago mine today, _J.¥. Parsons 4s here eee Utah,_E. H. Hamlen js here with cattle from Reno for Grissel. Brothers,M, Hicks returned bere last _—— from atrip below., ~ J. L, Morgan returned here last evening from Sacramento, where he. hae been Working in the State ye : Lora Hoarman left this sortie tor Sacramento on a visit to friends, George B. Mocre # over from ColL. N. Wateon returned to North Bloomfield this morning. ° E. B. AbadieJr. is here from Berkeley on a visit to his parents, superintendent E. RB, Abadie and wife. B. N. Wood arrived here last night from San Francisco and left this morn: tng for North Bloomfield. P. .Borenj of San sigheaiea: is in town. 7 W. EB. Rountree is here from San Francisco. = J. W. Finney avd dangliar diesd here last evening from San. Francisco and left thie morning for Downieville, _©, A. Ohaquette and A. E. Ohandler. _) eured and see Wm, CLEAN AX LOR HOUSE). it Saved His. Lene way ak fal rome ran aay it’s the best the hs Cure Fa _ Uloera, Sold by W. D. Vinton, ~ “Good Meats. Co! ley Brothers have the very best sate at all times Loveland fe now sel hie famhou bread at five cents @ loaf at the Popular ry. Try itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf lf you want.a good, codl drink o' beer—the ve pant: in pesca yy tf-m’ ult Britland.at his ealoon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty Fanoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. oy the very best of wines, liquore . : Elondike . } served st the meee on Spring street and courteous treatment ie tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite, all to call on bim, 481. ~ Ever tried an. Oyste drag: aes wie eh] A eniehacaats tool bag isn’t complete without a bottle of Dr. Thomas-Eclectrio Oil. Heals, cute, bruises, stings, ses reat sh over. aie It on eins « fe box mized drink it you get Harry at the Old Corner » Pine street. tt —_— [ seheabbabdeeineioaee The ‘Smoker Calls for Them. « ralgia ‘wext disturbance will reach the Pacific’ Broad. me . ‘aac our place your estab ss waiting. er the cars Nevada City, : Coast about March 25th, It will bea warm wave, A cool wave will follow “Fabout Mareh 28th. Thia disturbance: will not-bring a long continued warm spell, bat the cold wave following will be much like winter weather. Fates? bse You won't find ‘eJeeie Moore’ Whisky in cheap Placee—it isn’t made for cheap men to drink, It:is the best and demanded by the best people. es Easter Novelties _ I have a _apectal line of Fresh Candies for Easter, incladin Oandy Eggs, Rabbits, Toys an other things to please the children. Oome and see en —GONFECTIONER, ~ es Treetty Averted. “Just in the nick of time our little boy-was saved” writes Mr. W. king of Foe gat oie City, -}monia had layed s. and a terrible Doctors treated h worse everyd: At length we tried Dr. King’s =— Discovery for Oonsumption, and our Sueee ye saved.* Ke’s now Bagong and well.’ om pa body ought to know, it’s the ats for Coun Colds and all ‘dieeases. .Guaranteed by WD D. akan, Druggist. Price 60e. and $1.00. bottles free, ° Oe Women love a clear, healthy complexion. Pure blood makes it, Bardock Blood Bitters makes pure blood SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N.G. 0, _ At ARMORY HALL} ~~ poamey Evening Musio by the Bon Ton Orchestra, Commercial Street, Nevada City Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free G. D. Oliver, D'G. Fitts, b. G. Thompson and J: I, Paris acted as pall bearers and conveyed the remains to: the train. Not a wheel of the factory r Cocktail o drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s, Fast he thing for this cold weather. tf For the best of every thing in the meat line send rows orders scares ere here from San Francieco. B. F. Snell and grandson ‘left this }meraing for San Francisco. whole property but will be the commencement of a new life for one of the largest drift minés in Ualifornia, ‘When im meed ‘of. at ardeda ‘l contract j i de B given io Neves » be epum' an Frao hing will 0% » and take : Grase Vallefe s now on salectl , as des a beni Me prize winners were Mra, Jas. F. Hey and Mre, Richard Noell, The Winter Route East. ot George A. Nihell has been Jed the contract to erect steam ting works on the Polar Star mine, the North Star, below Grasa ValThe Daly West syndicate -of Sait have a bond on the property and) -geahed develo it.’ al In Blossom. . ring bas at. last — and ‘the zanita bushes on all the hillsides beautifal in their blossoms, It.is hing to one’s eye to wander on outskirts of town and take in -the deur of the scenery. The weather ll that could be desired and everyshould be happy. W ConceniPalors Ofine new Johnston concentraatrived here this morning for the Queen mining company and beinetalled in their mill, which is tantly pounding away on good which is being extracted from the ies’ Whist Club. y entertained last ee afterbby Miss Olive Gaylord, at her on Broad street, when she proved elf a charming hostess. The wereprettily decorated, pink 4 ig, carnationg and ferns being i Very artistically. 5 tempting collation was discussed . the game. 1 erroneous impression prevails because the Rocky Mountains high elevation, the winter cliis cold and snowy, ‘The fact is Average precipitation of moisture tg the entire year is less than fit, and danger from ).snow aces on the railroads very slight. ls especially true of the D such delays, i Win-er but adds to the majestic ¥ of themountain scenery along way. It brings no fear nor disrt to the traveler > the “Scenic Of the W orld,” * Personally olga daily ex Sus are opergted all the year nd are cheap and comfortable of reaching all perte. of: the ite for lowest rates of fare and ilh the bon Full’ io i Rest way to travel, iD. neral a Francieco, ‘Agent, wa Mark 8 eg , Cold Storage eats: n sect first: = aes Es mt of beef, Pete O° Market, turned till the train bearing, al! that was mortal of Robert Fothergill had paseed under the hill and ont of sight on ite way to Trackee, when with heavy hearts the workmen again returned to their posts, Deceased waa a

POarson boy. He leaves a father and brother, the latter being an employe of Hobart Mille. 19 er comm MON Sueiaall The Mistake Is Is Made by Many Nevada City People. It’s 6 common error. To plaster the aching back To rub with liniment rheumatic joints. When the trouble comes frém-the kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure all kidney fille. And-are endorsed. by Nevada City citizens. Mrs. Z. P. Davie, of Spring street, below Pine street, says: “I had attacks of backache, not the common ordinary kind that sometimes catches you unawares, at other tines stays with you far too long to be: pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than 1 little kinks in the back caused by some jar or awkward movement. fat the time I read some announcehe Ladies’ Whist Club was. delightment about Doan’s Kidney Pille I went Feeling it to Vinton’s' drug store for a box. I knew after I bad completed the first that relief was positive aud I bought 8 second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up-to-date I have not noticed a return.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all duals ers. Foster-Milborn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and + take no substitate. Enierprising. Our esteemed . contemporary, The Morning Union, appeared yesterday in enlarged form and with various improvemente and changes in make-up. The paper is a credit to the county, atid ite enterprising publishers are to be congratulated. Working Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those sicsloes little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millione are always at work, night and day, caring Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe gure. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag sto-e, _——_ or More Riots. o ( strikers are vot eee tase Pe an individual disorder of the system. . Oveil ve tollowed apt ton raph to oc saenapens a reliable remSteamamnatety employed. There’s : Shee go efficient to cure disorders Kidne Electric Had — ee eatel & tonic, he effective nervine and the greatest 8 medicine for run down ays-. & 1s Nervousness, RheamVinton, fiicent stock of The Tabor mine finding gravel has given new life to this whole district and people realize that they will all be benefitted. A. I. Eaton has shown his great faith in the future of this district by taking a large block ef property from different owners north of Gibsonville with the intention of running an~ other tunnel to tap the channel aoder the name of “The Gibsonville ‘Mining This Eaton and Eastern associates for the purpose of further developing this section of Sierra county,—Messenger. Sratp op Oxt0, Orry or TOLEDO, { oe Lvoas County. ae Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that be ig senior partner of the firm of F. J, Onenzy & Co., doing busifiees in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that:said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRE that. cannot be cured by the nse ef]: Hagy’s CaTaRRg Cures. FRANK J. CHENEY.Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. [SEAL] A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucons’ surfaces of the system. Send‘ for testimonials, free. F, J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, 750. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. Qune dose of Sberman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. ——— — “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street Nevada Oity PPP PDP PP New Store, Goods and Prices poomoee Yes, we’ve opened up and are now ready for business. Everything in the store fs bright, spic-span new. Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause oe competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t~ pay for ‘what somebody else buys on credit. We have come to stay. We are responsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we afer will build up a good business ne BARGAIN NO. 1 ffering a magnifThis week we a A oot) Cd ildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the nee makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. ¢ Men’s Furnishings, such as ae eaciad Styles in Hats, Shirte— golf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear, socks, and the many things which delight mee ee, eoigane iiaie tak do, toner. bask if rn not satisfied. esi pany” bes: been: orgenteed by A-44Lodge, No. 119, I. O. O. F., . sixteenth anniversary of Albert H. Mooser of North Bloom-}. field spent the day here Saturday. Miss Maggie Long arrived here Beturday from Francisco. Joseph Larkin of North San Juan was in town Satarday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wells, who ree side near Sugar Loaf, are~ said to be quite ill, Mre. Wells’ ce i in par= tisaler being quite serious: . _Anatin.Maintire. who-haeheen em-ployed in the State printing office for the past three months, came up Saturday evening on a. brief visit to his mother. He returned to Sacramento last evening. _M. 8. McLotte of Reno arrived here this morning to take a position on the . . Morning Miner. 3G. Jeffries is here from St. Louis, Will Celebrate. a the slintion “ot ‘of Neva Rebekah last Saturday evening it was unanimously agreed to celebrate the eighty-fourth apniversary of Odd Fellowship and the lodges thropghoyt the copntry generally will join in celebrating the event. As a sort of coincidence the anniversary of the establishment of Neva Lodge falle upon the same date, April 26th of this year marking the Neva Rebekah Lodge. The following commite tee was appointed to arrange for the event: Hon. J. M. Walling, B. F. Snell, J. 0, Bich, Thomas Daniels, Charles Tredinnick, Mrs. Lulu Jones, Miss Jane Sandow, Miss Adeline Hothersoll and Miss Mary Hoskens. *What’e in a name?” Well, Ham, think of the bother to busy men were ‘Old Gilt Edge Whieky” changed to, another, name—any otber name— well, William, La Rue’s Cough Cure Sure Shot, at Ge DURAN s $80; Ohicago, eto wil. till soon “it aaa ‘Telephone Main 881. ‘Broad Street, aes oe bow , Rate Tickets to California will be sold until Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Biver points, $25; St. Louie, pone ‘New Qrileans, etc., . $88. Money deposited with the ‘Gouthern Pacific Com-pany's-ageat at Oclfag—will secure tickets from any eastern’point. tf Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray bar, oa ge ee. Office houre—Nevada p. m. to 4p. m.and7 p. m. to8 p.m Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays er hak Oa. m, >< Biss rass Va office, Bree Building. Nevada Clty office and residence on Nevada street. MOVED. TRAUTMAN has aie etl hie-Boot and Shoe repeiring store to the store next to J. J. Snyder’s on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—OCheap for cash. Hoping the public will take valova a ~ a Best plece in town to spend your Billiard Table have just received a fine new set of vory and now have one .of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In tow FRED EILERMAN ee a s NR TST RATT Fa Sa A EATEN TSN FPN TNEE DETTE Bkxen: W. SMITH nk nn nha tat WHY? Because They Know They-Are Getting Their Money’s Worth. oodpecker x dean HOHR AHO IEE NIC GI ITISIIIDIOI OHIO IIIR REID Rob eto ABER RRERKKKAK OPTICAL GOODS Don’t fail to inspeot our Mme. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spectacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shades, eto. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We also carry the Parker Lucky Ourve and Waterman Ideal FounMAIL -ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ‘tain Pens. Ae HW. Phone Weat 14 ‘WATOHMAKERS . “HARTUNG, Nevada City” PAN Furniture Si tore, PLAN MUSICALE. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sate at Brayton’s PN Commeretal St. f A. 0. MOUNT, Manager Com merolal Street, S Come in, pickiout th: PIANO you want. and Terms always to your satisfaction. your old Piano or Organ. Be strictly up totdate. We can suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San FranciscoL. 8. HUBBARD. , Saleen. Prices Exchange . Nevada a City ree Wedding Presents. si J. BRAND, Broad Street, Just received an elegant line of Diamond and Cut Glassware, any of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents. Your: friends would be delighted with them. also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. Jewelry Call and see them, We The Jeweler Nevada Oity. { P Py aE Dm ri¢ . Photographs. c= . and make them in a first-class manner, 1 also frame them when s0 I make all MOORE —i> Postoffice Box 114 SF * a Wholesale and retail dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES © of My Own Raisiog and Ouring. at Wholesale and Retail. Nevapa Ort, January 18, 1908. MB. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PBR POUND RBTAIL. So ask your for SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine and are very delicius io favor andjvery healthy. ANABISCO . . WATERS.. Fifteen Different Varieties Just the thing}for Parties Ohe Ree Huwe Srocery, Je-J JACKSON, Proprietor.