March 31, 1903 (4 pages)

river, which bagi : tered twentysy : The leveeg a t a8 there is . © water in thy ger by an Oey ") Vada . le of 000000000 1 made of good yy All sizes and thy ice, :, $1.25 and $15) better percale, is the reason they an’t help baying ly trimmed andy ippers, Irerg of and lee . Bridge, Bi U MBE 3, Shingles, rs and Wind tock of MASUBF MIXED PAINTS Shingles, Plaia ors kept constantly .,Head of Boolda ey Co, unty for F aI ovides a besatifa sug wil ABSOLUTE . the proper floieh One Quart 60 cts. S. ie TRANSCRIPT lopigh aod — larch 31, 1903 March 81, 1908. { showers—cooler ; Wedneseloady: MOoAptR. HAL MERTON ly Record of the Doings of Our Impure Blood, and Was Daily eather Forecast. The Spring Fortifier and Cleansthe most reliable and most successful spring medicine in the world. The Present enormous demand is the best proof of its popularity. It has almost entirely displa dies in pill and liquid forms once so common, and in many respects so dangerous to health, ’ Had All-Gone Feelings, Losing Flesh, Paine’s Celery Compound er Prolongs Life. Paine’s Celery Compound ig today the common remeee HGH WATER AT MARYSVILLE Miles Of Rallpoad Track on the Oregon Route Washed Away. registered 19 feet, 4 inches in depth, being the highest mark that the river has been yet known to reach. No alarm ie felt for the safety of the city asthe river can raise two feet higher before reaching the overflow mark—22 feet—and . ; the stream is now reported to be falling. A large portion of what ie known as the “apper levee” broke last night and 8 large area of farming land on the east side of the river was inundated. The track of the California and Oregon Railroad was washed away for miles and ee Broad Street Narrow Escape. William Peterson, an employe of the (GARD cat oor IED amon, GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON CLEAN GROCGRY HOUSEe) Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City Died at Sacramento. The Rainfall. Large Assortment: of Vegetable and Flower Seeds Now on Sale Mre. Theresa Schnerr, mother of The rainfall for this season up to Elected Officers. The Dinero Oil Company: held a 19 Edna Penrose arrived here yesfrom North Bloomfield and morning left for San Francisco,sg Carrie Hoskea arrived here last ing from San Francisco to visit her mother, Mrs. Israet Hosken. Higa Oora Craig arrived here last ing to pay & visit to ber brother, rt Oraig, after which she will proto Columbia Hill to visit with her ther. ddy Hall, the coffee man of San noisco, is here spending a few days, L. Wood came down yesterday , Pike City and lest this morning San Francisco. E, Barker arrived here from San ncisco last evening and this mornwont up to the Red Oross mine. ~~ . Joubert is bere from San Franhn Meyer of Oakland arrived here evening. P. Brown, proprietor of the TRanPaine’s Celery Compound hag “been marvelously successful for the simple reason that in every instance it.accomplishes more than {gs claimed for W. H. LADD, Of Allisona, Tenn. still remains very sick. it. physicians and the best people endorse, Men and women of wealth and high social position, able to. command the services of the most eminent medical men, use. Paine’s Celery Compound in springtime, having full confidence in its virtues. The experience of tens of thousands has proved that it ; is wise to use Paine’s Celery Comcervennnepinmmpaannerorcon omen POM in. apringtime, having. fall con-Assessor Henry. Sehroeder . pages in ite virtues, The experience of tens of thousands bas proved that it is wise to use Paine’s Celery Compound In the early spring days for the banishment of rheumatiem, neuralgia, dyspepsia, nervousness and insomnia. Paine’s Celery Compound is, par excellence, the great bloed purifler; it increaees the constructive capacity of the vital fluid, nourishes the tissues and builds up the body, Mr. W. H. Ladd of Allisona, Tenn,, says :— Hes Eloig Anderson, daughter of Mary Anderson of Prospect Hill, ported dangerously ill, illiam Stepbens of the Red Oross who has been to San Francisco Hug, returned last evening and morning left for the mine, ymond Currier cume down from b Bloomfield yesterday. ned-last evening from a. trip te Franeiseo. es Lucy Gray returned last eventrom a visit to San Francisco. les Jolia Carry left this morning Oroville, where expects to remain, nk Quigley arrived here yesterfrom the Erie mine, near Graniteen route to Grass Valley. fr. aod Mrs. Charles Tegler returned evening from Colfax, where they to attend the funeral ofthe late bert Largis. . and Mrs. William Abbott redto Reno yesterday. ho Fippin, the pioneer of Rough Beady, made a visit to the county today . J. Fribley, agent for the Olara hes Theatrical Company, is here Mog Brrangements for his company ppear on April 6th and continuing Week, »P, Gilbert of San Francisco arUhere last evening and left this ing for Washington, D, Le Furge is here from San Delsco, J, Harmet of Sacramento came in Me Morning train, ——~~ 80 what you learn in the house of 8 dbesacred. Yet itwere no be lof hospitality to say, “He keeps Gilt Edge whisky on his buffet,” lesale at 820 Clay st., 8. F. Wich Lutgen & Co, . Se metre a Rue’s It is the one spring remedy that “For several weeks before I commenced using Paine’s Celery Compound I had a tired and all gone feeling, my blood became impure, and I was daily losing flesh. One of my friends advised me to use Paine’s Celery Compoand, and I got relief from the first bottle, mend it to ail suffering humanity. I believe it has prolonged my life. now seventy-two years old.” Iam glad to recomIam —-——__ + oe Maher & Co,, the enterprising dry . goods firm, have inaugurated a great sale of ladies’ . selling wrappers at $1, made of good; wrappers. They are percale, with a wide flounce, all sizes and good value forthe money, Wrappers for $1,25 and 61.50, made more fancy and of a little better percale. They were made for them and that is. the reason they are good. They also have wrappers for §2, the best, ail nice: . ly trimmed and ali made of the very best percale. Ladies, call at the store aod see the big bargaine. 7or Low Rate TNokets to California will be soid on-} & great amount of damage has been done. Union. Blue Gravel mine at North Bloomfield, hed a narrew escape from a frightful death lest week. He was Edward Schnerr, the ginger ale man, meeting in the: office of the Nevada well known in this city, died at. her County Bank last evening and elected date, as measured at the South Yuba hades Company’s office is as follows: PACDARING FOR BALL Arrangements For-the Grand. Masquerade 00 April 46th, The ‘Nevada County Promotion Committee met in the office of the South Yuba Water Comrany last evening to attend to matterspertaining to the grand masqnerade ball to be given at Armory Hall on Thursday, April 16th. The meeting was called to order by Chairman O, E. Clinch. B. 8. Rector, chairman of the hall and music committee, reported that Arm ry Hall had been engaged, and the music contracted for. Roger Stenson, chairman of the committee on costumes, submitted a communication from Anderson’s, a San Francisco costuming house, making a proposition for the privilege of furnishing costumes, The proposition was accepted, W. F. Englebright, chairman of the committee on tickets, reported that tickets for the ball will. be placed on sale in all the Grass Valley and Nevada City. Dr. E. Jamieson and W. F. Englebright of the reception committee, submitted the list of names of those who will take partin receiving the guests at the ball on the evening of the party, The list includes the following: Dr., E, Jamieson (chairman), W. PB. Martin, Charles Taylor, Robert Walker Robert Frank, Fred M. Miller, George Ellis Jr. W. Van Orden, James Fillmore, J, O. Tyrrell, D. 8. Oollins, Henry Daniels, Dr. J.cW. Brown, Thomas Phillips, H. Barker, Samuel Granger, James Watt, Dr. 8. M. Harris, Dr. I. W. Hays, G. W. Kitte, William Provis, Frank Dulmaine, Elmer Mainobart, W. J. Farrell, J. E. Poigndestre, Dan Deeble, A. J; Argall, W. F. Englebright, John Hadley, John . Dabb, D. E. Morgan, W. D. Vinton, E. . A. Moore, G. C. Scarfe, P.G. Scadden, . J. J. Hanley, H. Dickerman, G. B. Great Sale of Ladies’ Wrappers . Finnegan, Barry Rogers, James Foley, . Frank Griesel, E. W. Schmidt, M. Hyman, Ralph Webber, O. Gault, T. . Richards, Bert Rector, &, Parke, Geo. . Lege, F. T. Nilon. . 'tee reported haying been at work and . that in addition to inviting a ngmber lof lodges they have received the following contributions for prizes: Najvada City Lodge, 8. P. O. E., $50; . Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of 8&t. “The Royal,” “KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors The fraternal organization commit-. George, $5; Grase Valley Miners Union, $10; Golden Star Lodge, I. O. O. F., $5. The fraternal committee was announced as follows: W.E, Parsons, Ohairman; George L. Jones, J. O, Williams, John Glassov,.E4-Nathau; O. Temby Jr., J. OC. Tyrrell,. William Aver, T. Roach, John Davey, J. R. Tyrrell, G@. W. Ogden, Dr. J. F. Shaw, Ben Bost, Henry Lane, ‘Fred Brown, Herman Brand, I. O. Lindley and-T, Waters. It was decided to offer $40 as a prize. ’ The other prizes will be announced at the meeting to be held in Grass Valley next Monday evening. It was arinounced that Manager O. O. Skewes of the Traction Oompany had agreed to transport party goers to aud from Grass Valley for ten cents, The report was-aceepted. The ball committee then adjourned to reconvene immediately as the Nevada Oounty Promotion Committee, being called to order by President Clinch. Roger Stenson reported that among the visitors in Grass Valley at the present time is a man from New York much impressed with Nevada county and anxious to obtain some literature for distribution among a number of his Eastern friend’. He suggested that a number of the booklets recently issued by the committee would be very appropriate, and on motion Mr. Sten=son was given fall power to use as many of the booklets as can be.-made good nee ef —— Mr, Rector, as cheirman of the committee recently appointed to devise a method for inducing tourists to come to thie section of Nevada county, presented a plan. It consisted of the printing of a Jarge number of handbills for distribution on the trains, After some discussion action on the matter was continued until the next meeting. ' Rector Brothers of the Nat‘onal Hotel invited the committee toa banquet to be given at the hotel on Wednesday evening, April 8th. The Board of Supervisors will also beinvited. The invitation of Rector Brothers was accepted by a nnanimons vote and they were tendered a vote of thanks for their bospitality. The meeting then adjourned to meet at Grase Valley next Monday evening. Both Killed. Quinoy, Iil., March 8let.—James E, Pear! and his wife, he colored and she white, were driving a blind horse across an electric railroad track yesterday when their buggy was struck by a car ruoning at full speed. They were badly crashed and mangled and died later at the hospitel. ss -_——— — ° 06e+—--—--— Officer Suicides; Fa. Rives, Mass., March 81.—Lieutenant W. H. Henderson, U. S. N., who bas been in charge of the dredging work in the local barbor for the bUgh til June 30th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc. $30; Chicago, etc., $83. Money depose ited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. if —_—_-—_~~ Take no other, have Do other, ase bo other whisky than “Jesse Moore. It’s better than soy other, and you oan have it for the asking, but get It. eee Stats or Onto, City OF TOLEDO, ., Lucas. COUNTY. ‘ Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he ig senior partner of the firm of F. J. Onenery’&.Co., doing basiness in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay sa sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS . for each and every case of Creaam) that cannot’ be cured by the use ot : Cur. . wea Co SHAME J. CHENEY. Sworn to’before me and subseribed in my presence, this 6th day of ber, A. D. 1886. (SEAL) A, W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken iptee: nally, and acts direofly on the © * and mucous surfacés of the system Send for testimonials, free. ray. F. J. CHENEY & Co. 'Props, Telede, 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. Holl’s Family Pills are the bee Decem~* th > Oi ss MASONIC BUILDING, «Nevada Oilty. Pipe street = —eeeo New Store, Goods and Prices seo meee as, we've opened’ up and are now te for eae Everything in the storeis trigbt, spic-epan new, Fresh from ibe makers, bought at the‘lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below whst the credit houses pay for goods. We sel] for cash only. It enables us to aake prices that cause our competitors to woader bow we do it. We hsve Do bad sccounts in this way, and you don't pay ng what somebody else buys op credit. oye bare come to stay. We are responsible. We are not experimenting. We know thst the goods and prices we offer will build up a good business bere. BARGAIN NO. 1 This w 2 ate offering a magoifLae bat “of Ladies’, Men’s and Ce u Shoes. All brand new, the vst wakes and latest atyles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Osnsists of Men's Furnishings, such as eke caw SP na Styles in Hats, Shirte— rand taney stiff bosomse—neckwear,, ri sod the many things which de, asty dressers. “par Secoomaber what we say we do aisias ners if yea're not satisfied. hoy past three months, committed suicide during Sunday night by inhaling illuminating gas. Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold eae Meats you should send your orders Grissel Bros., Commercial street. Tho finest of beef, pork, mvotton and Jamb int he market. e21-tf = THE OLD RELIABLE THERE [S NO SUBSTITUTE aed employed in operating the feeder by which the gravel is conducted to the stamps, and in raking down gravel he lost h‘s footing and slipped, falling into the dirt and was being gradually drawn downward when he shouted for by, heard the call and stopped the machinery. He found the young man buried in the feeder, and summoning aid Peterson was soon extricated from his perilous position. He suffered no injary beyond a nervous shock, although it was a close call. : Mine Closed Down. The Allison Ranch mine in the Grass Valley district was closed down yes. terday, after being prospected for seyeral years by Mackay & Flood. Word was received from the directors. to pay off the employes, close the mine and clear up every account. Only a suf: ficient number of men will be kept on to take up the pumps, Through on Wheels The Washington stage came through yesterday on wheels for the firet time in several months, The heavy rains of the pest few days bave washed the snow off the roads andrunners are 00 longer nessseary. oo Ten thousand demons gnawing away at one’s vitals couldn’t be much worse than the tortures of {tching piles. Yet there’s a cure, Doan’s Qintment never fails. ) visit DR, JORDAN'S Great Museum of Anatomy 1062 MAREEC 89. bet. 6tha 7h, 8.7. : The Largest of its kind in the Werlé. § We are continually adding new specimens, 7 Come and learn how Wroodersully you are made and how to avoid sickness and disease. If you suffer from any of the ills of men, te the oldest Specialist om the Pacific Coast, DR. JOBDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES Consultation free and strietly private. Treatment py orby jetter, SYPHILIS thoroughly eradiegsen he system without using Merenrye . ‘EVERY MAN applying to us will receive eg honest opinton of his complaint. We will Guarantee a POSITIVE CURE in aan we undertake, or forfeit One Theusand D. vlage, 0. Write for Bock Philosophy of Mar MAILED PREB, (A valuable book for men.) DR. JORDAN & CO., 1051 Market St. & F, Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon ——to3— 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, 10 a. m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. MOVED. TRAUTMAN bas moved hie Boot wee~ and Shoe repairing store to the store next to J. J. Snyder's on Pine etreet. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the public will take advan of the low prices in repairing of ote and Shoes; L. J. TRA EM AM, Pine Street, Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I havejust received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER OOCKTAILS ; . FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. FRED EILERIMAN Telepbond. Main 881. an A ae AR er ws ws help.” Joseph Gassa way, who was near OFFIORSOF in Sacramento last Sunday. Deceased was a native of Belgium and i A a a ; aged 60 years. She leaves three sons, R Constant, Antoine and Edward. ‘The general average of the rainfall Schnerr. +e = . . inches, and thie year the downfall has When you ask for Jesse Moore Wiha: been--49-of -an-inch-«bove the average: ‘by be sure you get it. Don’t let anyon one tell you they have something just as good. , if you desire 3 Ane hot mixed drink ies callon Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Henry Largie,a young man who is well known in thie city, who was emforthe month of March has been 48 the following officers: Fred Searls, President; E. J. Rector, Vice President and Treasurer; T. 8. Rickey, Secretary. The Directors of the company are: Fred Searls, E. J. Rector, T. 8. Rickey, J. B. Tully and E. O, Grie‘s¢l. The Company fs incorporated in 100,000 shares of a par value of $1 each. The property consists of 120 acres of proven oil land in San Benito county, and the main office will be in Nevada City. ployed ag brakeman on a pile driver li raeeatiaiaaee eee Sahliciahlicininhcialnlahaiciolelalalelaialaiae’ The. Smoker Calls for Them. Easter Novelties I have a special line of Fresh Oandies for Easter, incladin Candy Eggs, Rabbits, Toys oe . other things to please the children. Come and gee them, cE TEGLER CONFECTIONER, Commercial Street, Nevada City LL SOCIAL DANCE ‘By COMPANY O, N. G. O,: At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by the Bon ‘on Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free WHY? Because taln Pens; —— ‘Ve A A ——— OPTICAL GOODS Senet peed Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spec: tacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shadez, etc. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We algo carey: the Parker Lucky Carve end Waterman Ideat Foun: MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. They Know . A. & H. W. They Are SAIRIAAIH AA AAI IAI AR LAINIE IAA AIRLINE POE IT } Phone West 14 WATCHMAKERS : A A CE en nm mn HARTUNG, Nevada Oity Getting Their Moneys’ Worth. Wondpecte your old Piano or Organ. Commercial Street, PIANOS PIANOS PLA MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sale at Brayton ’s Furniture Store, Commercial St. Come in, pick out the PIANO ‘!you want. Prices and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange : Be strictly up to date. We can Suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San Francisco . A. O. MOUNT, Manager L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. -_— Nevada City . bedding Presents. ba aud Out Glassware, any C. J. BRAND,N. S. of Md. UHR IRINI DA HICINE IRA IDI DIDI OOHINIDIS UIE EGET IIH AROS Bi Ietot ti Just received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents. Call and see them. Your friends would be deli 6é 92 . also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. hted with them. We The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada City. Py axe . iT i Photographs. , . ( abd make them In @ first-class manner. 1 also frame them when aso ordered. I make ? frames of all 3 kinds. MOORE —>, ostoffice Box 114 PER POUND RETAIL. Broad Street, ~ Pe}MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. are fresh and fine and;arejveryjdelicious in flavor andjvery bealthy,{ SMITH, Negevapa Oity, January 18, 1903. They = Nevada Oity é ? ———————_———— PO OPO FD Fifteen Different Varieties * e » W.H SMITH . Just the att aaa Wholesale andjretail eienaed in tm Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Fleur, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. vedeeee Ghe Bee FHwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. “ A Hye Aira tactistetitatirhritutvitecichstadtted A

river, which bagi : tered twentysy : The leveeg a t a8 there is . © water in thy ger by an Oey ") Vada . le of 000000000 1 made of good yy All sizes and thy ice, :, $1.25 and $15) better percale, is the reason they an’t help baying ly trimmed andy ippers, Irerg of and lee . Bridge, Bi U MBE 3, Shingles, rs and Wind tock of MASUBF MIXED PAINTS Shingles, Plaia ors kept constantly .,Head of Boolda ey Co, unty for F aI ovides a besatifa sug wil ABSOLUTE . the proper floieh One Quart 60 cts. S. ie TRANSCRIPT lopigh aod — larch 31, 1903 March 81, 1908. { showers—cooler ; Wedneseloady: MOoAptR. HAL MERTON ly Record of the Doings of Our Impure Blood, and Was Daily eather Forecast. The Spring Fortifier and Cleansthe most reliable and most successful spring medicine in the world. The Present enormous demand is the best proof of its popularity. It has almost entirely displa dies in pill and liquid forms once so common, and in many respects so dangerous to health, ’ Had All-Gone Feelings, Losing Flesh, Paine’s Celery Compound er Prolongs Life. Paine’s Celery Compound ig today the common remeee HGH WATER AT MARYSVILLE Miles Of Rallpoad Track on the Oregon Route Washed Away. registered 19 feet, 4 inches in depth, being the highest mark that the river has been yet known to reach. No alarm ie felt for the safety of the city asthe river can raise two feet higher before reaching the overflow mark—22 feet—and . ; the stream is now reported to be falling. A large portion of what ie known as the “apper levee” broke last night and 8 large area of farming land on the east side of the river was inundated. The track of the California and Oregon Railroad was washed away for miles and ee Broad Street Narrow Escape. William Peterson, an employe of the (GARD cat oor IED amon, GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON CLEAN GROCGRY HOUSEe) Make our place your headquarters while waiting for the cars Nevada City Died at Sacramento. The Rainfall. Large Assortment: of Vegetable and Flower Seeds Now on Sale Mre. Theresa Schnerr, mother of The rainfall for this season up to Elected Officers. The Dinero Oil Company: held a 19 Edna Penrose arrived here yesfrom North Bloomfield and morning left for San Francisco,sg Carrie Hoskea arrived here last ing from San Francisco to visit her mother, Mrs. Israet Hosken. Higa Oora Craig arrived here last ing to pay & visit to ber brother, rt Oraig, after which she will proto Columbia Hill to visit with her ther. ddy Hall, the coffee man of San noisco, is here spending a few days, L. Wood came down yesterday , Pike City and lest this morning San Francisco. E, Barker arrived here from San ncisco last evening and this mornwont up to the Red Oross mine. ~~ . Joubert is bere from San Franhn Meyer of Oakland arrived here evening. P. Brown, proprietor of the TRanPaine’s Celery Compound hag “been marvelously successful for the simple reason that in every instance it.accomplishes more than {gs claimed for W. H. LADD, Of Allisona, Tenn. still remains very sick. it. physicians and the best people endorse, Men and women of wealth and high social position, able to. command the services of the most eminent medical men, use. Paine’s Celery Compound in springtime, having full confidence in its virtues. The experience of tens of thousands has proved that it ; is wise to use Paine’s Celery Comcervennnepinmmpaannerorcon omen POM in. apringtime, having. fall con-Assessor Henry. Sehroeder . pages in ite virtues, The experience of tens of thousands bas proved that it is wise to use Paine’s Celery Compound In the early spring days for the banishment of rheumatiem, neuralgia, dyspepsia, nervousness and insomnia. Paine’s Celery Compound is, par excellence, the great bloed purifler; it increaees the constructive capacity of the vital fluid, nourishes the tissues and builds up the body, Mr. W. H. Ladd of Allisona, Tenn,, says :— Hes Eloig Anderson, daughter of Mary Anderson of Prospect Hill, ported dangerously ill, illiam Stepbens of the Red Oross who has been to San Francisco Hug, returned last evening and morning left for the mine, ymond Currier cume down from b Bloomfield yesterday. ned-last evening from a. trip te Franeiseo. es Lucy Gray returned last eventrom a visit to San Francisco. les Jolia Carry left this morning Oroville, where expects to remain, nk Quigley arrived here yesterfrom the Erie mine, near Graniteen route to Grass Valley. fr. aod Mrs. Charles Tegler returned evening from Colfax, where they to attend the funeral ofthe late bert Largis. . and Mrs. William Abbott redto Reno yesterday. ho Fippin, the pioneer of Rough Beady, made a visit to the county today . J. Fribley, agent for the Olara hes Theatrical Company, is here Mog Brrangements for his company ppear on April 6th and continuing Week, »P, Gilbert of San Francisco arUhere last evening and left this ing for Washington, D, Le Furge is here from San Delsco, J, Harmet of Sacramento came in Me Morning train, ——~~ 80 what you learn in the house of 8 dbesacred. Yet itwere no be lof hospitality to say, “He keeps Gilt Edge whisky on his buffet,” lesale at 820 Clay st., 8. F. Wich Lutgen & Co, . Se metre a Rue’s It is the one spring remedy that “For several weeks before I commenced using Paine’s Celery Compound I had a tired and all gone feeling, my blood became impure, and I was daily losing flesh. One of my friends advised me to use Paine’s Celery Compoand, and I got relief from the first bottle, mend it to ail suffering humanity. I believe it has prolonged my life. now seventy-two years old.” Iam glad to recomIam —-——__ + oe Maher & Co,, the enterprising dry . goods firm, have inaugurated a great sale of ladies’ . selling wrappers at $1, made of good; wrappers. They are percale, with a wide flounce, all sizes and good value forthe money, Wrappers for $1,25 and 61.50, made more fancy and of a little better percale. They were made for them and that is. the reason they are good. They also have wrappers for §2, the best, ail nice: . ly trimmed and ali made of the very best percale. Ladies, call at the store aod see the big bargaine. 7or Low Rate TNokets to California will be soid on-} & great amount of damage has been done. Union. Blue Gravel mine at North Bloomfield, hed a narrew escape from a frightful death lest week. He was Edward Schnerr, the ginger ale man, meeting in the: office of the Nevada well known in this city, died at. her County Bank last evening and elected date, as measured at the South Yuba hades Company’s office is as follows: PACDARING FOR BALL Arrangements For-the Grand. Masquerade 00 April 46th, The ‘Nevada County Promotion Committee met in the office of the South Yuba Water Comrany last evening to attend to matterspertaining to the grand masqnerade ball to be given at Armory Hall on Thursday, April 16th. The meeting was called to order by Chairman O, E. Clinch. B. 8. Rector, chairman of the hall and music committee, reported that Arm ry Hall had been engaged, and the music contracted for. Roger Stenson, chairman of the committee on costumes, submitted a communication from Anderson’s, a San Francisco costuming house, making a proposition for the privilege of furnishing costumes, The proposition was accepted, W. F. Englebright, chairman of the committee on tickets, reported that tickets for the ball will. be placed on sale in all the Grass Valley and Nevada City. Dr. E. Jamieson and W. F. Englebright of the reception committee, submitted the list of names of those who will take partin receiving the guests at the ball on the evening of the party, The list includes the following: Dr., E, Jamieson (chairman), W. PB. Martin, Charles Taylor, Robert Walker Robert Frank, Fred M. Miller, George Ellis Jr. W. Van Orden, James Fillmore, J, O. Tyrrell, D. 8. Oollins, Henry Daniels, Dr. J.cW. Brown, Thomas Phillips, H. Barker, Samuel Granger, James Watt, Dr. 8. M. Harris, Dr. I. W. Hays, G. W. Kitte, William Provis, Frank Dulmaine, Elmer Mainobart, W. J. Farrell, J. E. Poigndestre, Dan Deeble, A. J; Argall, W. F. Englebright, John Hadley, John . Dabb, D. E. Morgan, W. D. Vinton, E. . A. Moore, G. C. Scarfe, P.G. Scadden, . J. J. Hanley, H. Dickerman, G. B. Great Sale of Ladies’ Wrappers . Finnegan, Barry Rogers, James Foley, . Frank Griesel, E. W. Schmidt, M. Hyman, Ralph Webber, O. Gault, T. . Richards, Bert Rector, &, Parke, Geo. . Lege, F. T. Nilon. . 'tee reported haying been at work and . that in addition to inviting a ngmber lof lodges they have received the following contributions for prizes: Najvada City Lodge, 8. P. O. E., $50; . Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of 8&t. “The Royal,” “KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors The fraternal organization commit-. George, $5; Grase Valley Miners Union, $10; Golden Star Lodge, I. O. O. F., $5. The fraternal committee was announced as follows: W.E, Parsons, Ohairman; George L. Jones, J. O, Williams, John Glassov,.E4-Nathau; O. Temby Jr., J. OC. Tyrrell,. William Aver, T. Roach, John Davey, J. R. Tyrrell, G@. W. Ogden, Dr. J. F. Shaw, Ben Bost, Henry Lane, ‘Fred Brown, Herman Brand, I. O. Lindley and-T, Waters. It was decided to offer $40 as a prize. ’ The other prizes will be announced at the meeting to be held in Grass Valley next Monday evening. It was arinounced that Manager O. O. Skewes of the Traction Oompany had agreed to transport party goers to aud from Grass Valley for ten cents, The report was-aceepted. The ball committee then adjourned to reconvene immediately as the Nevada Oounty Promotion Committee, being called to order by President Clinch. Roger Stenson reported that among the visitors in Grass Valley at the present time is a man from New York much impressed with Nevada county and anxious to obtain some literature for distribution among a number of his Eastern friend’. He suggested that a number of the booklets recently issued by the committee would be very appropriate, and on motion Mr. Sten=son was given fall power to use as many of the booklets as can be.-made good nee ef —— Mr, Rector, as cheirman of the committee recently appointed to devise a method for inducing tourists to come to thie section of Nevada county, presented a plan. It consisted of the printing of a Jarge number of handbills for distribution on the trains, After some discussion action on the matter was continued until the next meeting. ' Rector Brothers of the Nat‘onal Hotel invited the committee toa banquet to be given at the hotel on Wednesday evening, April 8th. The Board of Supervisors will also beinvited. The invitation of Rector Brothers was accepted by a nnanimons vote and they were tendered a vote of thanks for their bospitality. The meeting then adjourned to meet at Grase Valley next Monday evening. Both Killed. Quinoy, Iil., March 8let.—James E, Pear! and his wife, he colored and she white, were driving a blind horse across an electric railroad track yesterday

when their buggy was struck by a car ruoning at full speed. They were badly crashed and mangled and died later at the hospitel. ss -_——— — ° 06e+—--—--— Officer Suicides; Fa. Rives, Mass., March 81.—Lieutenant W. H. Henderson, U. S. N., who bas been in charge of the dredging work in the local barbor for the bUgh til June 30th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc. $30; Chicago, etc., $83. Money depose ited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. if —_—_-—_~~ Take no other, have Do other, ase bo other whisky than “Jesse Moore. It’s better than soy other, and you oan have it for the asking, but get It. eee Stats or Onto, City OF TOLEDO, ., Lucas. COUNTY. ‘ Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he ig senior partner of the firm of F. J. Onenery’&.Co., doing basiness in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay sa sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS . for each and every case of Creaam) that cannot’ be cured by the use ot : Cur. . wea Co SHAME J. CHENEY. Sworn to’before me and subseribed in my presence, this 6th day of ber, A. D. 1886. (SEAL) A, W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken iptee: nally, and acts direofly on the © * and mucous surfacés of the system Send for testimonials, free. ray. F. J. CHENEY & Co. 'Props, Telede, 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. Holl’s Family Pills are the bee Decem~* th > Oi ss MASONIC BUILDING, «Nevada Oilty. Pipe street = —eeeo New Store, Goods and Prices seo meee as, we've opened’ up and are now te for eae Everything in the storeis trigbt, spic-epan new, Fresh from ibe makers, bought at the‘lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below whst the credit houses pay for goods. We sel] for cash only. It enables us to aake prices that cause our competitors to woader bow we do it. We hsve Do bad sccounts in this way, and you don't pay ng what somebody else buys op credit. oye bare come to stay. We are responsible. We are not experimenting. We know thst the goods and prices we offer will build up a good business bere. BARGAIN NO. 1 This w 2 ate offering a magoifLae bat “of Ladies’, Men’s and Ce u Shoes. All brand new, the vst wakes and latest atyles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Osnsists of Men's Furnishings, such as eke caw SP na Styles in Hats, Shirte— rand taney stiff bosomse—neckwear,, ri sod the many things which de, asty dressers. “par Secoomaber what we say we do aisias ners if yea're not satisfied. hoy past three months, committed suicide during Sunday night by inhaling illuminating gas. Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold eae Meats you should send your orders Grissel Bros., Commercial street. Tho finest of beef, pork, mvotton and Jamb int he market. e21-tf = THE OLD RELIABLE THERE [S NO SUBSTITUTE aed employed in operating the feeder by which the gravel is conducted to the stamps, and in raking down gravel he lost h‘s footing and slipped, falling into the dirt and was being gradually drawn downward when he shouted for by, heard the call and stopped the machinery. He found the young man buried in the feeder, and summoning aid Peterson was soon extricated from his perilous position. He suffered no injary beyond a nervous shock, although it was a close call. : Mine Closed Down. The Allison Ranch mine in the Grass Valley district was closed down yes. terday, after being prospected for seyeral years by Mackay & Flood. Word was received from the directors. to pay off the employes, close the mine and clear up every account. Only a suf: ficient number of men will be kept on to take up the pumps, Through on Wheels The Washington stage came through yesterday on wheels for the firet time in several months, The heavy rains of the pest few days bave washed the snow off the roads andrunners are 00 longer nessseary. oo Ten thousand demons gnawing away at one’s vitals couldn’t be much worse than the tortures of {tching piles. Yet there’s a cure, Doan’s Qintment never fails. ) visit DR, JORDAN'S Great Museum of Anatomy 1062 MAREEC 89. bet. 6tha 7h, 8.7. : The Largest of its kind in the Werlé. § We are continually adding new specimens, 7 Come and learn how Wroodersully you are made and how to avoid sickness and disease. If you suffer from any of the ills of men, te the oldest Specialist om the Pacific Coast, DR. JOBDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES Consultation free and strietly private. Treatment py orby jetter, SYPHILIS thoroughly eradiegsen he system without using Merenrye . ‘EVERY MAN applying to us will receive eg honest opinton of his complaint. We will Guarantee a POSITIVE CURE in aan we undertake, or forfeit One Theusand D. vlage, 0. Write for Bock Philosophy of Mar MAILED PREB, (A valuable book for men.) DR. JORDAN & CO., 1051 Market St. & F, Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon ——to3— 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, 10 a. m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. MOVED. TRAUTMAN bas moved hie Boot wee~ and Shoe repairing store to the store next to J. J. Snyder's on Pine etreet. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Oheap for cash. Hoping the public will take advan of the low prices in repairing of ote and Shoes; L. J. TRA EM AM, Pine Street, Best place in town to spend your evenings. Billiard Table I havejust received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER OOCKTAILS ; . FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. FRED EILERIMAN Telepbond. Main 881. an A ae AR er ws ws help.” Joseph Gassa way, who was near OFFIORSOF in Sacramento last Sunday. Deceased was a native of Belgium and i A a a ; aged 60 years. She leaves three sons, R Constant, Antoine and Edward. ‘The general average of the rainfall Schnerr. +e = . . inches, and thie year the downfall has When you ask for Jesse Moore Wiha: been--49-of -an-inch-«bove the average: ‘by be sure you get it. Don’t let anyon one tell you they have something just as good. , if you desire 3 Ane hot mixed drink ies callon Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Henry Largie,a young man who is well known in thie city, who was emforthe month of March has been 48 the following officers: Fred Searls, President; E. J. Rector, Vice President and Treasurer; T. 8. Rickey, Secretary. The Directors of the company are: Fred Searls, E. J. Rector, T. 8. Rickey, J. B. Tully and E. O, Grie‘s¢l. The Company fs incorporated in 100,000 shares of a par value of $1 each. The property consists of 120 acres of proven oil land in San Benito county, and the main office will be in Nevada City. ployed ag brakeman on a pile driver li raeeatiaiaaee eee Sahliciahlicininhcialnlahaiciolelalalelaialaiae’ The.. Smoker Calls for Them. Easter Novelties I have a special line of Fresh Oandies for Easter, incladin Candy Eggs, Rabbits, Toys oe . other things to please the children. Come and gee them, cE TEGLER CONFECTIONER, Commercial Street, Nevada City LL SOCIAL DANCE ‘By COMPANY O, N. G. O,: At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by the Bon ‘on Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free WHY? Because taln Pens; —— ‘Ve A A ——— OPTICAL GOODS Senet peed Don’t fail to inspect our line. We have Telescopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Spec: tacles, Snow Glasses, Eye Shadez, etc. Spectacles repaired. Lenses matched. We algo carey: the Parker Lucky Carve end Waterman Ideat Foun: MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. They Know . A. & H. W. They Are SAIRIAAIH AA AAI IAI AR LAINIE IAA AIRLINE POE IT } Phone West 14 WATCHMAKERS : A A CE en nm mn HARTUNG, Nevada Oity Getting Their Moneys’ Worth. Wondpecte your old Piano or Organ. Commercial Street, PIANOS PIANOS PLA MUSICALE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special Piano Sale at Brayton ’s Furniture Store, Commercial St. Come in, pick out the PIANO ‘!you want. Prices and Terms always to your satisfaction. Exchange : Be strictly up to date. We can Suit you in every particular. The WILEY B. ALLEN CO., San Francisco . A. O. MOUNT, Manager L. 8. HUBBARD, Salesman. -_— Nevada City . bedding Presents. ba aud Out Glassware, any C. J. BRAND,N. S. of Md. UHR IRINI DA HICINE IRA IDI DIDI OOHINIDIS UIE EGET IIH AROS Bi Ietot ti Just received an elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry of which would make Handsome Wedding Presents. Call and see them. Your friends would be deli 6é 92 . also make a specialty of Jewelry repairing. hted with them. We The Jeweler Broad Street, Nevada City. Py axe . iT i Photographs. , . ( abd make them In @ first-class manner. 1 also frame them when aso ordered. I make ? frames of all 3 kinds. MOORE —>, ostoffice Box 114 PER POUND RETAIL. Broad Street, ~ Pe}MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. are fresh and fine and;arejveryjdelicious in flavor andjvery bealthy,{ SMITH, Negevapa Oity, January 18, 1903. They = Nevada Oity é ? ———————_———— PO OPO FD Fifteen Different Varieties * e » W.H SMITH . Just the att aaa Wholesale andjretail eienaed in tm Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Fleur, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. vedeeee Ghe Bee FHwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. “ A Hye Aira tactistetitatirhritutvitecichstadtted A