March 25, 1902 (4 pages)

41ST YRAR—NO. 129137" THE . TRANSCRIP I’ Mai!, $6-a Year. By Carrier, 1244 Cts. a Week . 0-CENT COLUMN, : Pay Ro attention to the laws of health Mothers 8 et te daughters’ . UNawares in her inexper frightened-into Convulsions, og. scared into try. ing to check the flow. my veciedh a the flow and it has never started again. And not five lines in . . Mecierpeicnag Geesaantene tes , E ; onal line . © p week oF Oe or 4 cents a month. a ‘ble invariably in advance. Road Wagon or with top aut Fant “moons under eyes. A dose of ye timings. D. We DAVIES, Stover jailding. . mes taken every morning after a girl is twelve years aS old will bring the menses on Properly and keep them regular. — it will help her to develop into attractive and equip her for the dutics of wife and motherhood. _ All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Carduj. ~ ¥ — : The Bony wood d,A I read your advertisement erican, and it so favorab’ ssed during the holidays I pu eee For.Rest. wee rpished f00m loeality. Apply f iere hones pee bag wadh diked fon ae, ry ‘ M22 lw . Cow and Calf For Sale. t . good cow and calf are offered for sale, sly to Moses Bates, at bis place near th : & bottle of it f to ‘ f grade,-or at the Transcripr. & fai Suffcring with female troubles, She had Been under the aeen ee? cate napstinns MATL . fy thine terbie, “induced hee resamauld come on st dose brotgh co nex ible. I © first dose brought on her menses. She took it regularly acco irecti Felieved. To use her own penn Pg “Tt Ten, mp ieee — “WHSLES Os For advice and literature, a "i ies' Department,” The Chattanooga vf tp peal Cone me that on my visit to Baltimo; Furnished House Wanted. ~ medium-sized furnished house is wanted. . ry uire.at the TRANSCRIPT office, [21-tf . BOVERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG Wanted for Raiiway Mail Clerks. In-ir-State Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. vis: ‘Tenn Awhwhwawiadieiwh A Good Investment. — Cl EARANCE For the Month of February, > Orawawaws Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. or gamble, but from legiti. ay oT ers, merchants, proStart Girls Right! __, Many beautiful girs become invalids for life, health by: giv. “€8.a result they have grown pale-faced, with ry Park, N. J., February s 1 Wine of Cardui in the imehe and all persons interested in Soap hn with cuantt vapital are join. us. First-class references in auy part of United States. For Bape gs oy address J. Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Louis. Mo. First-Class Gootbiack. . < Extra Good Value in Shoes Ladies’ Shoes from > i = a a = : < Men’s Shoes from ~~ ae ay Sai Call and see for Youreelves. $l up $1.50 up riton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s ber shop, on Broad street, gives the best me intown. All the latest sporting papers kept on hand. junii-tf UGUST RAPP . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street FOR THE LITTLE ONES, The Original of Tom Brown of Rugby, the Schoolboy Hero. Few better books are known among English speaking boys than “Tom: Brown’s School Days at . Rugby.” Thomas Arnold, Jr., was . at Rugby when Thomas Hughes, . the Tom Brown of the school life, ~. was a pupil there, and in “Passages In.a Wandering Life” gives his recollections of the boys’ hero. Tom Hughes at fifteen was tall for-his age; his long, thin face, his sandy hair, his length of limb and his spare frame gave him a lankness of aspect which -was the cause, I -. Suppose, of the boys giving him the extraordinary nickname of “executioner.” ; . . No mame could be less-a ropriate, for there was nothing inhuman or morose or surly in. his looks, and still less in his disposition. to him, and he was always cheerful and gay. z He was one of the -. in the school, and many a time have I seen him in the quadrangle just before “hare and hounds”—he béing one of the hares—lightly clad and with a bag of “scent” strapped around him. i He was too keen eyed and: oby . Servant. to-be-specially popular, bit : ° all the small boys liked him becauge he .was kind and friendly to them, He reached the sixth form, but left. before he had risen high in it, feeling, no doubt, that his work lay elsewhere. Too Good to Be True. Truly this is an age of inventions, and the*west is at the front in designing them. Somebody has invented a housecleaning machine! A big red van is stationed in front of the house. The operator runs a hose-into the rooms, and with an edd little device resembling a carpet sweeper inverted he cleans everything in sight and out of sight, vais, draperies, upholstery, everyWill supply. you with the best of uit, Vegetables, Poultry cul Fish, Eggs, Ete.” It Gives Results. vals iin shui ~ ingen also carry a fine liné of Candies and on the fmiake a specialty of Fresh Ranch a1 am ‘unt ee. spective Mt Broad street, Nevada City. eekly Social ARMORY HALL ATURDAYEVENING FULL OGROHESTRA —_— \ \ Money Refunded if It Fails LOCAL AGENT: H. Dickerman OUuH (URE Our *Phone: Is West 19. S Time . . 1 Yow (3 the time to plant For Action If you expect to have that new home for fail, it’s time you were commencing work. Perbaps you have not yet solved the plans protien. You're only wastng time by waiting. Let help you along. We are €ontractors and bygilders, CE & LEWIS PLAZA PLANING MILL, Sacramento St_ et. Atvada City Assay Office ying of Ones of all description , — TESTS AND. TH EEDUCTION OF y. Seeds is well known. just received a splendid lot. Garden. Seeds of all--kinds. Flower Seeds, Onign Sets, Sweet Corn, Beans and Peas in bulk, Blue Grass, White Clover, Red Clover and Alfalfa in bulk. % wt wt vt tees. pees. tees. aK kind. P. G. SCADDE Commercial Street, Nevada City. 3 , 3 . SEEDS! SEEDS! Our.reputation for selling good We have All fresh and of the very best Price very reasonable. FOR CITY TREASURER, E. J. Morgan {Present incumbent) is hereby anuounced at 2.008 a H or Express r " SS ecg ents ——————— No.—W. 23, ™. M. HICKS & CO. % R DAVIS . eet @° Vogal and Instruments! All kinds of Music, New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nuts. "AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. ; for §2, > Choral and Orchestral Director. othe: ‘or the Based per dozen. 2 SPECIAL OFFER Roses no Roses 2 year old stock, 8 for 50c,°6 for $1, 12 PANSIES JN BLOOM, 25 cents per dozen. “Small plants by mail 15 cents BELL CONSERVATORY CO, made cleaw withe thine is wt clearing s toe Barri to ly The Vice of Nagging. Clouds the happiness of the home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she ' is melancholy, excitable, troubled with . loss of appetite, headache, sleepless ; hess, constipation or faicting and dizzy spolls, she needs E'ectric Bitters, . the most wonderful remedy for a'ling women. Thousands of sufferers from . female troubles, nervons troubles, backache and weak kidneys have nsed it, and become healthy and happy. Try it. Only 50c. W. D. Vinton guarantees it, FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘Hi: D. Shearer Present Incumbent, is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal at the election to be held on Monday, May 5, 1902. FOR CITY MARSHAL E. A. Tompkins Is hereby announced as a candidate for Oity Marshal at the election in May, a. candidate for City surer at the election to be held en Monday, May 5,192. FOR CITY TRUSTEE Sidney Peard (Present incumbent) is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Trust Electi Monday, May 5, 2 Convenience Is the order of the Day “HOSE who have houses piped for their gas Gas Heaters ‘now on display at our office. . They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a.m. to 8 p. m Saturdays to 9 p. m. ; Hevada County Gas & Electric Co, W. B. OSBORN, Manager. The temper of a bully was utterly ‘lian Best runners should inspect our supply of. ae Ladder For Women. at the ordinary stepladder js neither safe nor convenient: for women can readily be seen, and for this reason a new ladder has been invented. Its merit lies inthe fact that it is provided with a platform and a balustrade, the platform open-ing autoniatically as soon asthe lad« PLATFORM LADDER. ; being rendered impossible by the balustrade, which surrounds the platform. Furthermore, this ladder can be fitted with a large table board, on which can be placed kitchen utensils or other articles necessary for cleaning purposes. If windows have to be washed or wails to be cleaned. the work can be done with perféct safety and convenience, In othe: respects the ladder is constructed in the ordinary manner, and it :s so light that it can eas-' ily be traasported from place to place. ee Petrified Forests. The petrified forests of Arizona were recently examined anew-under the direction* of the general land office. The silicified logs lie in the greatest abundance within an area Of eight square miles in Apache county. In some places theylie more thickly than ‘they could have stood while living as trees, and it is thought that they must have been carried there by a swift current of water in the mesozoic age. The Billionth Minute. When the twentieth dawned on the world, the number of minutes which had elapsed since. the beginning of the year 1 A: D, was 998,640,000, and we shall celebrate the thousand millionth minute at the end of April, 1902. Or, if you prefer to have it so, the anno Domini clock will tick for the sixty thousand millionth time at 10:40 ou the -moruing of April 30. 1902. Fine Groceries Fischer Bros. —at the— PLAZA STORE Carry a Fine Line of centu Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Etc.,. Etc. As can be found in Nevada Oity. aaa YOO cea Hay ard Grain for SalE een en EVERYTHING FRESH. Goode delivered Free of clfarge, » Send in a Orial Order. A GRAND Selalalelalislsieleteiniainin REKKERKKKKK i ATHLETIC: * *® FAO IOI IIR ORI -Lfertainment. will be given by Company ATHLETIC CLUB ARMORY HALL Dp Friday Evening, APRIL [8th. For the Benefit of PRIVATE JOHN DUNSTER. Athletic, Acrobatic and Musical Program. Dancing toliows the entertainment, ADMISSION—Gentlemen 50c; Ladies > aud OCbildren, 25 cte, der is placed in position and a fall greenness . thing makes them the butt . My watch one of the new men came TY . troubled greatly with airedhess of thy; * NEVADA CITY, CAL, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1902. “W LITTLE NONSENSE. ——— “Putting Up a Job” on.a:Green Hand " on a Naval Veseel. , “The experiment ofstaking men from the interior states+for service in the navy has in the maim been a euécessful one,” said: the naval officer who is on leayevof “alsee salt water for. the ‘first: time when they enter the service, ‘and their~ concerning every. ' the others, and, although Sel e others, and, although we try to protect them alliwe ean, the old men often take advantage of their = Sache ‘to amuse themselves at the expense of the new men. “Not long ago I was stationed on &@ receiving ship. One day during uffing up and, without) goin ‘through the formality of mabcting: blurted out: “*T can’t do it alone, mister!’ “ Can’t do what? I asked, taking in the situation, -.“ Why, one of the chaps: ordered me to weigh the anchor, an’ I can’t lift it.alone! Durn it all; I don’t even know: where the scales are!’ ” —Detroit Free Press, —Up to Date Burgling. Burglar Bill (to pal)—He’ll take us for golfers as we come up. Get your number two ready. about dat size, EE A Letter of Thanks. PORTLAND; Or., Sept, 7, 19000 © . . Mr. O. F. Woonwarp—Dear Sir;-. * For the past two years T have been my face. tried .almoat. everythin ander the sun to rid myself of Cheat di but nothing did me any good until I got a package of Lane's Tea. have used it for two:weeke steady, and my complexion is as clear as a. mirror and my skin as white as snow. Mas. E.R! 27246 Oak St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent, tf ———__~+ «8 Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes inthe world. The were -raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. ; For gale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tt seine a You can get the best refreshments in town at the Great A EST. IN 1860: BY N.-?; BROWN & co. SUGAR . Given Away Free _ Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, 4 Mush, Baking ‘Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 250.Purchase 3 lbs. Sugar: Free with each: BQe,. Purchase 6 lbs. Sugar Frae with each. $1.99 Purchase 8O lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.°° Purchas Coffees: Ereshliy Roasted Good Quality Our Stronghola Sure Teas 25, 40, 50, GO and 70 otur per pound Delicious Flavor. Ell Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. per can . Colima Baling Pow-d 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can 2 $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder ‘ken Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING’ EXTRACTS (10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle Times as Many i: @OOD QUALITY. Premiums ‘Free. LOW PRICES. . LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld ~uttractixze Seale cF China, Crockery, Glassware Now” on éuttractixze Good Place to Buy merican Importing Tea Co PINE ST., Masonio Bullding, Nevada Olty. ——<—————r Prices. @ New York Bar The fivest brands of Domestic and Imported,,, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand, @@™ A nice lunch served every evening at 8 o’clock: Family Trade Socicited. -=-CHAS. P. SHENK, Manager Barber Shop Ae-Opened ee The well-known New Union Barber Shop is again open for business by MR. B. M. BLAKE who has considerable experience in the Tonsorial art. Everything--will be kept clean and neat and the workmanship guaranteed to be.of the very best. Give me a trial. New Union Barber Shop, B. M. BLAKE, Proprietor. Ask for. Castle Rock —and— Pick-Pocket CIGARS . There are no better Cigars made for the money. Manufactured by = sake Se aa Schuernet Brothers SACRAMENTO, CAL. In Their New Saloon! make it a point te serve hy Good Dressers]{ Rejoice a om (net ae meee ee , Se in jhaving linen worthy of their style. and reputation. Fine attire counts for nothing if the polish that goes with it is wanting. Theradiant lustre of our finish is recognized wherever it shines. Fashion’s proudest exponent would beam with self-complacency to see his accessories just arrived from our laundry. Our rates, our work, our methods, all are right, UNDRY ASSOCIATION BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE AT THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. Free Delivery to any part of thecity. Wedding Cakes and Fancy Past di . outt y cz epes alty ‘elephone number—W. MAITLAND BROS, Have moved into thelr new caerters on Yom Street cu ‘uviie al hily former to eail and ces hey will Brest branes of him TF ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars ; Alikinds of Mixed Vriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND B293., Prove. 3+ 0 asraia H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City A eee —_— Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the FOR SALE ~-THE— Schroeder tlotel & Store at Rough and.Ready This Hotel-is well known and is one of the best in the Oounty. It will be . sold at a BARGAIN. . For particulars, . enquire of J. F.-Somnoepgr on the premises, or COUNTY ASSESSOR SCHROEDER. Dancing: School . ‘Every’ Wednesda at 1.0: 0.‘F> Hall -

41ST YRAR—NO. 129137" THE . TRANSCRIP I’ Mai!, $6-a Year. By Carrier, 1244 Cts. a Week . 0-CENT COLUMN, : Pay Ro attention to the laws of health Mothers 8 et te daughters’ . UNawares in her inexper frightened-into Convulsions, og. scared into try. ing to check the flow. my veciedh a the flow and it has never started again. And not five lines in . . Mecierpeicnag Geesaantene tes , E ; onal line . © p week oF Oe or 4 cents a month. a ‘ble invariably in advance. Road Wagon or with top aut Fant “moons under eyes. A dose of ye timings. D. We DAVIES, Stover jailding. . mes taken every morning after a girl is twelve years aS old will bring the menses on Properly and keep them regular. — it will help her to develop into attractive and equip her for the dutics of wife and motherhood. _ All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Carduj. ~ ¥ — : The Bony wood d,A I read your advertisement erican, and it so favorab’ ssed during the holidays I pu eee For.Rest. wee rpished f00m loeality. Apply f iere hones pee bag wadh diked fon ae, ry ‘ M22 lw . Cow and Calf For Sale. t . good cow and calf are offered for sale, sly to Moses Bates, at bis place near th : & bottle of it f to ‘ f grade,-or at the Transcripr. & fai Suffcring with female troubles, She had Been under the aeen ee? cate napstinns MATL . fy thine terbie, “induced hee resamauld come on st dose brotgh co nex ible. I © first dose brought on her menses. She took it regularly acco irecti Felieved. To use her own penn Pg “Tt Ten, mp ieee — “WHSLES Os For advice and literature, a "i ies' Department,” The Chattanooga vf tp peal Cone me that on my visit to Baltimo; Furnished House Wanted. ~ medium-sized furnished house is wanted. . ry uire.at the TRANSCRIPT office, [21-tf . BOVERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG Wanted for Raiiway Mail Clerks. In-ir-State Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. vis: ‘Tenn Awhwhwawiadieiwh A Good Investment. — Cl EARANCE For the Month of February, > Orawawaws Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. or gamble, but from legiti. ay oT ers, merchants, proStart Girls Right! __, Many beautiful girs become invalids for life, health by: giv. “€8.a result they have grown pale-faced, with ry Park, N. J., February s 1 Wine of Cardui in the imehe and all persons interested in Soap hn with cuantt vapital are join. us. First-class references in auy part of United States. For Bape gs oy address J. Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Louis. Mo. First-Class Gootbiack. . < Extra Good Value in Shoes Ladies’ Shoes from > i = a a = : < Men’s Shoes from ~~ ae ay Sai Call and see for Youreelves. $l up $1.50 up riton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s ber shop, on Broad street, gives the best me intown. All the latest sporting papers kept on hand. junii-tf UGUST RAPP . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street FOR THE LITTLE ONES, The Original of Tom Brown of Rugby, the Schoolboy Hero. Few better books are known among English speaking boys than “Tom: Brown’s School Days at . Rugby.” Thomas Arnold, Jr., was . at Rugby when Thomas Hughes, . the Tom Brown of the school life, ~. was a pupil there, and in “Passages In.a Wandering Life” gives his recollections of the boys’ hero. Tom Hughes at fifteen was tall for-his age; his long, thin face, his sandy hair, his length of limb and his spare frame gave him a lankness of aspect which -was the cause, I -. Suppose, of the boys giving him the extraordinary nickname of “executioner.” ; . . No mame could be less-a ropriate, for there was nothing inhuman or morose or surly in. his looks, and still less in his disposition. to him, and he was always cheerful and gay. z He was one of the -. in the school, and many a time have I seen him in the quadrangle just before “hare and hounds”—he béing one of the hares—lightly clad and with a bag of “scent” strapped around him. i He was too keen eyed and: oby . Servant. to-be-specially popular, bit : ° all the small boys liked him becauge he .was kind and friendly to them, He reached the sixth form, but left. before he had risen high in it, feeling, no doubt, that his work lay elsewhere. Too Good to Be True. Truly this is an age of inventions, and the*west is at the front in designing them. Somebody has invented a housecleaning machine! A big red van is stationed in front of the house. The operator runs a hose-into the rooms, and with an edd little device resembling a carpet sweeper inverted he cleans everything in sight and out of sight, vais, draperies, upholstery, everyWill supply. you with the best of uit, Vegetables, Poultry cul Fish, Eggs, Ete.” It Gives Results. vals iin shui ~ ingen also carry a fine liné of Candies and on the fmiake a specialty of Fresh Ranch a1 am ‘unt ee. spective Mt Broad street, Nevada City. eekly Social ARMORY HALL ATURDAYEVENING FULL OGROHESTRA —_— \ \ Money Refunded if It Fails LOCAL AGENT: H. Dickerman OUuH (URE Our *Phone: Is West 19. S Time . . 1 Yow (3 the time to plant For Action If you expect to have that new home for fail, it’s time you were commencing work. Perbaps you have not yet solved the plans protien. You're only wastng time by waiting. Let help you along. We are €ontractors and bygilders, CE & LEWIS PLAZA PLANING MILL, Sacramento St_ et. Atvada City Assay Office ying of Ones of all description , — TESTS AND. TH EEDUCTION OF y. Seeds is well known. just received a splendid lot. Garden. Seeds of all--kinds. Flower Seeds, Onign Sets, Sweet Corn, Beans and Peas in bulk, Blue Grass, White Clover, Red Clover and Alfalfa in bulk. % wt wt vt tees. pees. tees. aK kind. P. G. SCADDE Commercial Street, Nevada City. 3 , 3 . SEEDS! SEEDS! Our.reputation for selling good We have All fresh and of the very best Price very reasonable. FOR CITY TREASURER, E. J. Morgan {Present incumbent) is hereby anuounced at 2.008 a H or Express r " SS ecg ents ——————— No.—W. 23, ™. M. HICKS & CO. % R DAVIS . eet @° Vogal and Instruments! All kinds of Music, New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nuts. "AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. ; for §2, > Choral and Orchestral Director. othe: ‘or the Based per dozen. 2 SPECIAL OFFER Roses no Roses 2 year old stock, 8 for 50c,°6 for $1, 12 PANSIES JN BLOOM, 25 cents per dozen. “Small plants by mail 15 cents BELL CONSERVATORY CO, made cleaw withe thine is wt clearing s toe Barri to ly The Vice of Nagging. Clouds the happiness of the home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she ' is melancholy, excitable, troubled with . loss of appetite, headache, sleepless ; hess, constipation or faicting and dizzy spolls, she needs E'ectric Bitters, . the most wonderful remedy for a'ling women. Thousands of sufferers from . female troubles, nervons troubles, backache and weak kidneys have nsed it, and become healthy and happy. Try it. Only 50c. W. D. Vinton guarantees it, FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘Hi: D. Shearer Present Incumbent, is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal at the election to be held on Monday, May 5, 1902. FOR CITY MARSHAL E. A. Tompkins Is hereby announced as a candidate for Oity Marshal at the election in May, a. candidate for City surer at the election to be held en Monday, May 5,192. FOR CITY TRUSTEE Sidney Peard (Present incumbent) is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Trust Electi Monday, May 5, 2 Convenience Is the order of the Day “HOSE who have houses piped for their gas Gas Heaters ‘now on display at our office. . They are not high priced. OFFICE HOURS—8 a.m. to 8 p. m Saturdays to 9 p. m. ; Hevada County Gas & Electric Co, W. B. OSBORN, Manager. The temper of a bully was utterly ‘lian Best runners should inspect our supply of. ae Ladder For Women. at the ordinary stepladder js neither safe nor convenient: for women can readily be seen, and for

this reason a new ladder has been invented. Its merit lies inthe fact that it is provided with a platform and a balustrade, the platform open-ing autoniatically as soon asthe lad« PLATFORM LADDER. ; being rendered impossible by the balustrade, which surrounds the platform. Furthermore, this ladder can be fitted with a large table board, on which can be placed kitchen utensils or other articles necessary for cleaning purposes. If windows have to be washed or wails to be cleaned. the work can be done with perféct safety and convenience, In othe: respects the ladder is constructed in the ordinary manner, and it :s so light that it can eas-' ily be traasported from place to place. ee Petrified Forests. The petrified forests of Arizona were recently examined anew-under the direction* of the general land office. The silicified logs lie in the greatest abundance within an area Of eight square miles in Apache county. In some places theylie more thickly than ‘they could have stood while living as trees, and it is thought that they must have been carried there by a swift current of water in the mesozoic age. The Billionth Minute. When the twentieth dawned on the world, the number of minutes which had elapsed since. the beginning of the year 1 A: D, was 998,640,000, and we shall celebrate the thousand millionth minute at the end of April, 1902. Or, if you prefer to have it so, the anno Domini clock will tick for the sixty thousand millionth time at 10:40 ou the -moruing of April 30. 1902. Fine Groceries Fischer Bros. —at the— PLAZA STORE Carry a Fine Line of centu Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Etc.,. Etc. As can be found in Nevada Oity. aaa YOO cea Hay ard Grain for SalE een en EVERYTHING FRESH. Goode delivered Free of clfarge, » Send in a Orial Order. A GRAND Selalalelalislsieleteiniainin REKKERKKKKK i ATHLETIC: * *® FAO IOI IIR ORI -Lfertainment. will be given by Company ATHLETIC CLUB ARMORY HALL Dp Friday Evening, APRIL [8th. For the Benefit of PRIVATE JOHN DUNSTER. Athletic, Acrobatic and Musical Program. Dancing toliows the entertainment, ADMISSION—Gentlemen 50c; Ladies > aud OCbildren, 25 cte, der is placed in position and a fall greenness . thing makes them the butt . My watch one of the new men came TY . troubled greatly with airedhess of thy; * NEVADA CITY, CAL, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1902. “W LITTLE NONSENSE. ——— “Putting Up a Job” on.a:Green Hand " on a Naval Veseel. , “The experiment ofstaking men from the interior states+for service in the navy has in the maim been a euécessful one,” said: the naval officer who is on leayevof “alsee salt water for. the ‘first: time when they enter the service, ‘and their~ concerning every. ' the others, and, although Sel e others, and, although we try to protect them alliwe ean, the old men often take advantage of their = Sache ‘to amuse themselves at the expense of the new men. “Not long ago I was stationed on &@ receiving ship. One day during uffing up and, without) goin ‘through the formality of mabcting: blurted out: “*T can’t do it alone, mister!’ “ Can’t do what? I asked, taking in the situation, -.“ Why, one of the chaps: ordered me to weigh the anchor, an’ I can’t lift it.alone! Durn it all; I don’t even know: where the scales are!’ ” —Detroit Free Press, —Up to Date Burgling. Burglar Bill (to pal)—He’ll take us for golfers as we come up. Get your number two ready. about dat size, EE A Letter of Thanks. PORTLAND; Or., Sept, 7, 19000 © . . Mr. O. F. Woonwarp—Dear Sir;-. * For the past two years T have been my face. tried .almoat. everythin ander the sun to rid myself of Cheat di but nothing did me any good until I got a package of Lane's Tea. have used it for two:weeke steady, and my complexion is as clear as a. mirror and my skin as white as snow. Mas. E.R! 27246 Oak St. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent, tf ———__~+ «8 Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes inthe world. The were -raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. ; For gale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tt seine a You can get the best refreshments in town at the Great A EST. IN 1860: BY N.-?; BROWN & co. SUGAR . Given Away Free _ Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Soda, 4 Mush, Baking ‘Powder. 1/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 250.Purchase 3 lbs. Sugar: Free with each: BQe,. Purchase 6 lbs. Sugar Frae with each. $1.99 Purchase 8O lbs. Sugar Free with each $5.°° Purchas Coffees: Ereshliy Roasted Good Quality Our Stronghola Sure Teas 25, 40, 50, GO and 70 otur per pound Delicious Flavor. Ell Strength PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES 10, 15 and 25 cts. per can . Colima Baling Pow-d 15, 25 and 45 cts. per can 2 $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder ‘ken Our Colima Baking Powder. FLAVORING’ EXTRACTS (10, 20, 35 and 40 ots. bottle Times as Many i: @OOD QUALITY. Premiums ‘Free. LOW PRICES. . LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Strongheld ~uttractixze Seale cF China, Crockery, Glassware Now” on éuttractixze Good Place to Buy merican Importing Tea Co PINE ST., Masonio Bullding, Nevada Olty. ——<—————r Prices. @ New York Bar The fivest brands of Domestic and Imported,,, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand, @@™ A nice lunch served every evening at 8 o’clock: Family Trade Socicited. -=-CHAS. P. SHENK, Manager Barber Shop Ae-Opened ee The well-known New Union Barber Shop is again open for business by MR. B. M. BLAKE who has considerable experience in the Tonsorial art. Everything--will be kept clean and neat and the workmanship guaranteed to be.of the very best. Give me a trial. New Union Barber Shop, B. M. BLAKE, Proprietor. Ask for.. Castle Rock —and— Pick-Pocket CIGARS . There are no better Cigars made for the money. Manufactured by = sake Se aa Schuernet Brothers SACRAMENTO, CAL. In Their New Saloon! make it a point te serve hy Good Dressers]{ Rejoice a om (net ae meee ee , Se in jhaving linen worthy of their style. and reputation. Fine attire counts for nothing if the polish that goes with it is wanting. Theradiant lustre of our finish is recognized wherever it shines. Fashion’s proudest exponent would beam with self-complacency to see his accessories just arrived from our laundry. Our rates, our work, our methods, all are right, UNDRY ASSOCIATION BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE AT THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. Free Delivery to any part of thecity. Wedding Cakes and Fancy Past di . outt y cz epes alty ‘elephone number—W. MAITLAND BROS, Have moved into thelr new caerters on Yom Street cu ‘uviie al hily former to eail and ces hey will Brest branes of him TF ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars ; Alikinds of Mixed Vriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND B293., Prove. 3+ 0 asraia H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City A eee —_— Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the FOR SALE ~-THE— Schroeder tlotel & Store at Rough and.Ready This Hotel-is well known and is one of the best in the Oounty. It will be . sold at a BARGAIN. . For particulars, . enquire of J. F.-Somnoepgr on the premises, or COUNTY ASSESSOR SCHROEDER. Dancing: School . ‘Every’ Wednesda at 1.0: 0.‘F> Hall -