March 8, 1901 (4 pages)

: ho Mts. Attany a, on Monday, gold his vigt, © Crime then. anchard came ained employed oq) the Kansas qi. here he Was ro At is said he uri & COs Vindow! ee ‘ Store. to see, $7-50. 78 two © new vill. be t con© have ll suit. iow is . New BR. & CO.* l of fare may not als but we cal it substitutes. selected stock of sanned Fish eed be at no loss toothsome and st, lunch or dinems: ackerel, dfish, imps, o., Ete. rocer. I ome he is thrice rer of 5 a “ECTIONS. . of sweetment# . ynd. Es We , Nevada City . —— stle: Judg rool sPhotogeagis “gai Sle. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both ld and Young Cbas. Leddy of San Francisco is here poe in a long time. it one of the on a visit. and varied program both old and young, A similar entertainment was given in Armory Hall several years ago, during the pastorate of Rev. John Chisholm, and it proved to be one of the most interesting and Successful affairs given in the history of the church. Tt is something novel and out of the H. L. Schmidt of Auburn was here ordinary routine of church programs, last night and went to Washington to~. and is something in which every busMad #8 . ness man in town can be represented Frank Aumer, the cattleman, has re-. to the -betterment of his interests as covered from a bad attack of rheuma. well'as himself. igi: ; = ’. ‘The ladies who have the entertain~ Mrs. C. 'T. Rouner of Grass Valley is. ™ent in hand will try to eclipse the here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. F. 1,, . former efforts, and the magazine to he auknpast: be issued on this occasion will be illusA. H. Barber and G. W. Goodwin . trated in the highest style of the art of San Francisco are-spénding a few . with the business interests of this city, days here. : oF : Mrs. Wm. Maher arrived last evening from San Francisco,, where she hag been visiting. te The young child of Mr, and Mre, Louis Aumer is recovering from a gsevere spell of illness, nae Miss J. 8. Mott arrived yesterday from Sacramento on a ‘visit to her aunt, Mrs. F. E, Wadsworth, and ber county to pay their last tribute of reJast evening. eit J. W. Guessford of San Francisco is a visitor to this city.” ae Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned last evening from San Francisco, BA ae Ted Hall, the popniar coffee man of San Francisco, is in town, . eas : O. P. Bailey of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. A Large Funeral. The funeral of the late George Fletcher took place this afternoon in Grass Valley, at 2 o'clock, from the family residence cn Main street hill. The funeral was a very large one, and many friends of the deceased were present from various parts of the ladles of tho Hshodst chur to Cie A), . The ladies of the Methodist church , +» )8t@ preparing to give an illustrated Hall, some time during the middle ct. at*Ws us toward doing ton tna Be next month, and they intend to make pleasantest affairs that hae been given by the church people apes. It will last three nights H, M. Slost came over from Colgate . and each day there will be a complete that. will. please ne g ‘I.think, to judge. or not is to wateh the motive that. Helen Watterson Moody, in the Maroh Cie ek ee because it is the: fashon, or because SRG Fee Yother girls are doing it, or because we 3 have to do it for some: useful purpose, it is not probable that we have areal talent for “itybat if we find ourselyes doing it just becanse we really love it, and would rather do it than not; if it A is doing the thing itself that attracts . us, and not the eclat it is going to give ‘that particular sort of thing.” Ladies’ Home Journal, “If we do it} =~ > of of = Eto know it better. . goods will help your bodies or water, or sewer systems to pro& perhaps more necessary than any of Jrocery for a long time. We want you We know our will help to 5.1 to health and our prices make your purses stout, ‘ Dia you ever see a Saylord customer who wouldn't almost swear _ by the place? Ask any of em why, and then come into the fold, : Roads Getting in Wood Condition: A Wonderfat L. L. Gaffney, driver of the Downieville stage, says the road_between this city and Sierra County is in remarkably good condition for this season of the year. He declares that it ig won ) derfal how the roads in the upper. of Ohehalis.is excited over the reported country have dried up within the past few days. Many of them are’as smooth 8S a race track, +ee ploration ‘was made in the cave for a Weather Prediction. McAdie, of the Ban Pranetias and wonderful sights. After entering a Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows; lower passage beneath the main ee Fair tonight and Saturday. “Oooler the explorers came to a subterranean tonight. Heavy frost Saturday morn . !#*¢. Upon the pebbled beach were ing. . fonnd boats of ancient and strange ‘make, some petrified, others partially so. In oné of the smal} rooms’ ‘of the first cavern were found the remains of two human bodies, both giants in size, the man seven feet ten inches tall, the woman a few inches less. Both bodies were reported either frozen stiff or mummified. Hammers and drills of brass were found. The elaborate work must have taken many years and was Spparently done ages ago by a pre-hisCapt. Geo. A. Niel, .with a force . Fic race, of men, commenced this morning the B all 4 1 d ch ains Dangerously iM, W. E. Osborne, of the Electric Power Oompany, received a’ dispateh this morning from San Francisco stating that his wife was dangerously ill. Mr, Osborne left for-the Bay on the 8:45 a. m. train, : ee ____ Ten-Stamp Mill. U.R., K. of P. Entertained, Geo. Legg Elected Foreman. 7] grandmother, Mrs, S. Clark: spect to one whom they highly esMr. aud Mrs, A. B. Hosking, who teemed. The ceremonies were held have been absent in Southern ‘Califorunder the auspices of Nevada City nia for about & your, returned to NeLodge, B. P:O.E., assisted by the vada City on last evening’s train. Grass Velley lodge, and were véry imJ. L. Siebert, one of the pioneer res-— pressive, idents of Moore’s Flat, ‘arrived here <e from a four months’ visit with relatives Att k in Iowa and other states and revurned ac a home this morning. : : Dan Donovan, one of the popular f fH residents of the San Juan Ridge, has 5 rong alt 1500. returned from a visit with his mother and sister at Visalia, He goes to San. Lonpon, March-7.—The War Office Juan today. 8 . has received the following dispatch . Willy Wolf, superintendent of the . from Lord Kitchener: . ‘Ruby mine at Forest, Oity,accompanied. “PreTorra, March 6.—Lichtenburg . ‘by his wife, arrived last night from San . being attacked by Delarey’s forces; . Francisco, where they have been visit-. fighting continued all day long, ‘he ing und left this morning for the mine, . arrison consists of 200 yeomanry and 300 Northumberland Fusileers with two guns. Major Fletcher and Lieutenant Hull are reported killed. Iam A large delegation of Knights from . sending reinforcements.” Mountsin Division, U.R,K. of P.,of. Atiwat Nortu, Cape Colony, Tuesthis city, went to Grass Valley last; day, March 5.—The Boers are occupynight where they were entertained by . ing positions at Rouxville, twenty-five Olympic Company, The first part of . miles north of here, inthe Orange Free the evening was devoted to floor work, . State, Busmans Kop and elsewhere, in and both companies made an excellent . parties of from 200 to 400. President showing in the drill. Luter on, the as. . Steyn is reported to be at Saintfield, sembly of uniformed Pythians ad-. Orange Free State. General Brucejourned to the. Wisconsin Hotel where . Hamilton’s column is here, preparing they sat duwn to a hot chicken supper, ; to move, : with all the accessories that make the ‘ inner man smile. An informal proscant Upon gram of toasts was given at the tables, : Capt. W. G. Lord of Grass Valley pre‘ siding as toastmaster. Among those the Emperor. who responded were Qolonel L. S Calkins, Judge F. T. Nilon, J. E. Isaae, BERLIN, March 6.—Emperor William August Rapp, W. H. Weldon, William arrived here at 8 o’clock this morning, Dunlap, J. H. Rogers and Wm. Quig. The Empress and Count von Buelow ley. A vocal seletion was given by the. met him at the station. When they ‘Olympic Company quartet. reached the castle, Professor Bergman “ visited the Emperor. In the attack upon Emperor William by fied F ; iland, while the former was driving Ata meeting of Nev da Hose Comnen Sinn Rathskeller to the railway ‘pany, held last evening, George A. tation, the Emperor was struck on the Legg was elected to fill the position of . S@4on, bel the right eye. He foreman of the company, there being a cheek juys.-below : : ; ‘ . was not sericusly injured, and re Meancy in the office by the advancefrained from ‘commenting upon the Ment of the former Foreman to the subject, The burgomaster. who acTank of ChiefEngineer. Thé election companied as a member. of ae ag to of Mr. Legg to the oftice of Foreman . the station bias Patan Nag ples created another vacancy, and-an able . J°Sty:§ aes. es Willi : in trying vs ailant of Emperor Willia y assistant to Mr. Legg was found by . to escape fell under the horses of the the unanimous election of Dr. O. W. . escort riding behind the carriage. ‘The Chapman to the office of Assistant . escort banded the man.over to the Foreman, Both of these gentlemen police, ee: ‘re prominent and able workers in the Company and will give a good service. Mr. Legg is an active freman ond’ bas always worked faithfally for the cause, ) while Dr, Chapman has been equally 88 zealous in promoting the interests a oe & of the Fire Department. Catarrh has become such a common At the meeting last night the com-. disease that a person entirely free from . Pany indorsed the action of the Fire. this dis usting complaint is ip cer Delegates in electing E. W. Schmidt} with. Itiscustomary sie per gh) . as nothing more serious na + . a simple inflammation of the nose and throat. It is, in fact, a complicated and very dangerous disease; if not at first, it Chiet Engineer and. Frank A. Grissel Assistant. 4 program and banquet have been arranged for. the next meeting ni so. w the foul Soerecions, “ont _the poison chor: Commence Monday. through the general ulation is carried to all parts of the system, lves, washes and sprays are unsatis. huatey and disappointing, because they . do not reach the seat of the viet . S. S. does. It cleanses the blood o} ™ poison and eliminates from the ama Catarrhal secretions, and thus cyres thor. The lumber for the Bay Counties ower Company’s new boarding house, to be erected on the South Yaba river is being hauled by John Cleave, and next Monday morning Rice & Lewis *ill commence the work of construcee the buildiiig is to be erected on * north side of the canyon and.when ®mpleted will be ome of the most Commodious and comfortable buildfils kind. It will bave # large "0g room and eighteen nice sleeptarrh, and being now ona ae well, the ques tion often put to me is, ‘What cured you?’ Inanswer I feel if my duty to state that be rd ba re e medicine. oo true believer in the “tro f Swift’s Specific 7 ‘ conscientiously Spring Lamb. mend it to any one.sufferm Catarrh. Have po Bi ln it to mays and am happy to say.tha' those whom I haye induc; to use it can bear pan rts ag“ oop tha will cure any case of sit . —_—— ’ The first of the season. — Will be on ‘ale at Grissel Bro’e meat market toMorrow, They are fing. 2 ing to directions ites is the only purely vegve never have « head in the morn— etable blood purifier 8 'rom drink Moore “AA” known, greatest vhlakey. ‘Trp tte os of all blood medicines s : and ton “ RCT Neco ; Catarrh don’t wait until it oe ea eee . eoopen dented snd zie. et That Moore carries the ) pend asclgrel Meod and skin diseases write our physicians about your case.” a SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, eA. largest and ‘finest Stock "ee: , “p A Ck of frames for vane rig oem Piety: aks frames to < ‘for any ¥ tender offers. “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it, where in Ameria for the money. -* +*. Coffin box, which he did, and delivered Still, we sell very little of it. 5-Ibs. *he Shipper: “Who is that fellow in for $1. A0c , . Smooth drinking, aromatic properties oughly and permanently the worst cases. Hister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., . BRE is aedua hoee & terrible sufferer from . For. Patients, bell mine for the new ten-stamp mill, The work will be: pushed through as rapidly as possible, Curoaao, March 7.—A special. from Pee Harst, of the New York Bakery, Poplar Bluffs,. Missouri, says: About is having anew bread delivery wagon seventy-five cases of smallpox exist at New Delivery Wagon. made, and expects to put it om the Fisk, « small town east of this city. road the first of next month. The people have disregarded the quarae antine regulations. Today balls and Don’t drink the first thing the bara an ce a k, qe wrery De Call for Jesse Moo ent an ose who have been exposed of will be shackled in order to keep them indoor.s. seetiememaina —— Taylor Tea and Guffee Bouse ld¢ Sure He Was Not in a Trance. A man in South Omaha had some limburger cheese to ship, but the exPer pound is the price of our cheapest. coffee. We ns feciinim tied at. vaiy Claiming it would penetrate the other highly, but it’s as good as. ™erchandise. A friend of the shipper can be obtained any-. Suggested that he pack the cheese in a *“ * * * —7-Ibsfor $1, . it atthe depot as acorpse. He accom(Write for Wholesale Price List.) panied itasa relative. The express y : Per pound gives you a. Messenger, a nstive of Erin, occasionfair coffee, It drinks . lly took a contemptuous whiff of the better than one would supposed “stiff.” Upon ubloading at imagine, because perhate it's fresh voaaers: the destination, the messenger asked ~~ Discovery. Tacoma, Wash, March 7:—The town Missovery of an immense cave in the eastern part of Lewis County. Exdistance of five miles, revealing strange. press company would not accept it, j $5000 for — Robert Y. Hayne. SacRAMENTO, Byrnes’ bill to pay Robert Y. Hayne $5000 for legal services in the suit of the State against the Southern Pacific came up in the Senate this morning, on third reading. Shortridge said the bill should not-pass; that Hayne had been paid enough already. Selvage concurred. He said the suit had al. ready cost the State $31,000 or $32,000 in counsel fees, of which Hayne had had his share. If Hayne were entitled to $5000 more, then W. W, Foote was also entitled toas much more, but the Finance Committee had stricken Foote’s tame from the bill. The bill was passed. Ayes 27, noes 8. ———————————— Grand ot oI Qa Masquerade FORO IIo Ball. KKKKK AK PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be published later. Latest Catchy March. 7. — Senator, Errryryvrerer men try MUM ANA ddd ddA ddd Ab ddA Abb ate Se Se ae sire. «GAYLORD & SON, Clean Grocers. chy that God has given us a real talent for a @, a. Ohigee eae ; The Largest Stock The Latest Styles xe Millinery Goods Call on us before making your purchases. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street. FRR te ES Sa A. & H. W. HARTUNG > ® DEALERS IN FP ® AND CLOCKS WATCHES » ® GIVE US A TRIAL » ® a Particulars ina few days. Notice for Publication. . ae Office at Sacramento, Cal., March 6th, 1901. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in snpport of hi. claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Countv, Cal., at Nevada City Cal.,on Monday, April 15th, 1901 viz: William T, Gillett, upon H. E. No. 6228 for the N.'¢ of S.W. 4% and 8.14 of N Ww. Yot See. 22. T.17N., R.10.M D.6 and M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz; .~. Galbraith, Henr Kohler, Wm. es i and Geo, Lathrop, ail of Nevada City, Cal, P.O mr6 SILAS PENRY, Register. YOU NEED P.G. §$ Salmon Stakes, in Rice, a la Creole. ‘Dainty Chips the coffin?” “A brother of mine,” (Write for Wholesale Price List.) “Well yez have one consolation, he’s in Per pound is the price} 20 trance.” of our family coffee. ts And it’s a good coffee, too. It is skillfully roasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people . . want a pound of good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Wholesale Price List Furnished on Application.)Buys you a pound of zood Costa Rica Coffee. (¢ Costa Rica coffee has always been . popular with the Germans. It has a rich, full flavor and great strength; blends nicely with Mocha and Java (we know how to do it.) 31-2 pounds for $1. ; (Write'for Sample.) Is the price of our Mocha, Java and Costa }C Rica blend. This combination is growing in popularity every month. We sell 3-lbs of this delicious blend for $1. It isa popular price and by many the coffee is preferred to straight Java and Mucha, especially those whose taste demands strength, in addition to fragrant drinking qualities. (Write for Wholesale Price List and Samples.) Here is where we touch the coffee that is looked upon by the majority of people as “the best that money can buy”— No other combination of yielded such and it fis. coffees has’ ever yet as Java and Mocha, when properly blended. 2 1-2 Pounds for’$1. (Sample Free.) (StStStStSSSsSSsisisis S Sesser And They Can Be Hada —AT— + <>} ~<f—_ Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans. Asparagus, in cans—Perfection IX L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers. . ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, = THEM ! cadden’s. cans. ’ Please bear in mind that in buying . your eoffees here you are insured ‘against stale, flavoriess goods. We jp See SIS SSS SESS SNWSUSUtStStSistlics suck w= ven . roast every day. Our roasting plant is . the latest and best. We understand . the tea and coffee businees from “A to 'Z.” We devote our whole time and at. . tention to it. Our trade is growing steadily. We want your trade, also. Drop in aad get samples of any grade /of tea or coffee you may wish totry. . Drop us a postal if you live outside Nevada City. The Commercial Tea Co, Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. “'B. W. TAYLOR, PROP. & NEVADA CITY, SILVER WARE aT em UDranls WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Rogers’ Forks; Spoons, Knives, © Silverware. peer BROAD ST. ABOVE ERR PINE, NEVADA CITY ssnnnsnnevvennnnnnnyn = JELL-O = FidUddiidddddddudiiie ! A SOMETHING NEW FOR PUDDINGS. INSTANTANEOUS. TEN CENTS A PACKAGE. dackson's: Beehive Grocery, Do You Wear Boots ? We hayen’t called attention to this line of our stock for some time, but it is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand, Of course we are fully prepared for those who wearShoes. We have a fine line of Winter Shoes of extra good quality. We.also do repairing on short notice. All work guaranteed. BOVEY BROS,, Broad Street. Something" Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass*Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with ‘adjustable backs, J AMES KINKEAD SC GbCCEESESEEEE EES ES BENS } IMA gene ae See Ritew toners 2 i i a 5 PE “BY he a TE RB IT pin RES : SPREE eT SS ee Se

: ho Mts. Attany a, on Monday, gold his vigt, © Crime then.. anchard came ained employed oq) the Kansas qi. here he Was ro At is said he uri & COs Vindow! ee ‘ Store. to see, $7-50. 78 two © new vill. be t con© have ll suit. iow is . New BR. & CO.* l of fare may not als but we cal it substitutes. selected stock of sanned Fish eed be at no loss toothsome and st, lunch or dinems: ackerel, dfish, imps, o., Ete. rocer. I ome he is thrice rer of 5 a “ECTIONS. . of sweetment# . ynd. Es We , Nevada City . —— stle: Judg rool sPhotogeagis “gai Sle. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both ld and Young Cbas. Leddy of San Francisco is here poe in a long time. it one of the on a visit. and varied program both old and young, A similar entertainment was given in Armory Hall several years ago, during the pastorate of Rev. John Chisholm, and it proved to be one of the most interesting and Successful affairs given in the history of the church. Tt is something novel and out of the H. L. Schmidt of Auburn was here ordinary routine of church programs, last night and went to Washington to~. and is something in which every busMad #8 . ness man in town can be represented Frank Aumer, the cattleman, has re-. to the -betterment of his interests as covered from a bad attack of rheuma. well'as himself. igi: ; = ’. ‘The ladies who have the entertain~ Mrs. C. 'T. Rouner of Grass Valley is. ™ent in hand will try to eclipse the here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. F. 1,, . former efforts, and the magazine to he auknpast: be issued on this occasion will be illusA. H. Barber and G. W. Goodwin . trated in the highest style of the art of San Francisco are-spénding a few . with the business interests of this city, days here. : oF : Mrs. Wm. Maher arrived last evening from San Francisco,, where she hag been visiting. te The young child of Mr, and Mre, Louis Aumer is recovering from a gsevere spell of illness, nae Miss J. 8. Mott arrived yesterday from Sacramento on a ‘visit to her aunt, Mrs. F. E, Wadsworth, and ber county to pay their last tribute of reJast evening. eit J. W. Guessford of San Francisco is a visitor to this city.” ae Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned last evening from San Francisco, BA ae Ted Hall, the popniar coffee man of San Francisco, is in town, . eas : O. P. Bailey of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. A Large Funeral. The funeral of the late George Fletcher took place this afternoon in Grass Valley, at 2 o'clock, from the family residence cn Main street hill. The funeral was a very large one, and many friends of the deceased were present from various parts of the ladles of tho Hshodst chur to Cie A), . The ladies of the Methodist church , +» )8t@ preparing to give an illustrated Hall, some time during the middle ct. at*Ws us toward doing ton tna Be next month, and they intend to make pleasantest affairs that hae been given by the church people apes. It will last three nights H, M. Slost came over from Colgate . and each day there will be a complete that. will. please ne g ‘I.think, to judge. or not is to wateh the motive that. Helen Watterson Moody, in the Maroh Cie ek ee because it is the: fashon, or because SRG Fee Yother girls are doing it, or because we 3 have to do it for some: useful purpose, it is not probable that we have areal talent for “itybat if we find ourselyes doing it just becanse we really love it, and would rather do it than not; if it A is doing the thing itself that attracts . us, and not the eclat it is going to give ‘that particular sort of thing.” Ladies’ Home Journal, “If we do it} =~ > of of = Eto know it better. . goods will help your bodies or water, or sewer systems to pro& perhaps more necessary than any of Jrocery for a long time. We want you We know our will help to 5.1 to health and our prices make your purses stout, ‘ Dia you ever see a Saylord customer who wouldn't almost swear _ by the place? Ask any of em why, and then come into the fold, : Roads Getting in Wood Condition: A Wonderfat L. L. Gaffney, driver of the Downieville stage, says the road_between this city and Sierra County is in remarkably good condition for this season of the year. He declares that it ig won ) derfal how the roads in the upper. of Ohehalis.is excited over the reported country have dried up within the past few days. Many of them are’as smooth 8S a race track, +ee ploration ‘was made in the cave for a Weather Prediction. McAdie, of the Ban Pranetias and wonderful sights. After entering a Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows; lower passage beneath the main ee Fair tonight and Saturday. “Oooler the explorers came to a subterranean tonight. Heavy frost Saturday morn . !#*¢. Upon the pebbled beach were ing. . fonnd boats of ancient and strange ‘make, some petrified, others partially so. In oné of the smal} rooms’ ‘of the first cavern were found the remains of two human bodies, both giants in size, the man seven feet ten inches tall, the woman a few inches less. Both bodies were reported either frozen stiff or mummified. Hammers and drills of brass were found. The elaborate work must have taken many years and was Spparently done ages ago by a pre-hisCapt. Geo. A. Niel, .with a force . Fic race, of men, commenced this morning the B all 4 1 d ch ains Dangerously iM, W. E. Osborne, of the Electric Power Oompany, received a’ dispateh this morning from San Francisco stating that his wife was dangerously ill. Mr, Osborne left for-the Bay on the 8:45 a. m. train, : ee ____ Ten-Stamp Mill. U.R., K. of P. Entertained, Geo. Legg Elected Foreman. 7] grandmother, Mrs, S. Clark: spect to one whom they highly esMr. aud Mrs, A. B. Hosking, who teemed. The ceremonies were held have been absent in Southern ‘Califorunder the auspices of Nevada City nia for about & your, returned to NeLodge, B. P:O.E., assisted by the vada City on last evening’s train. Grass Velley lodge, and were véry imJ. L. Siebert, one of the pioneer res-— pressive, idents of Moore’s Flat, ‘arrived here <e from a four months’ visit with relatives Att k in Iowa and other states and revurned ac a home this morning. : : Dan Donovan, one of the popular f fH residents of the San Juan Ridge, has 5 rong alt 1500. returned from a visit with his mother and sister at Visalia, He goes to San. Lonpon, March-7.—The War Office Juan today. 8 . has received the following dispatch . Willy Wolf, superintendent of the . from Lord Kitchener: . ‘Ruby mine at Forest, Oity,accompanied. “PreTorra, March 6.—Lichtenburg . ‘by his wife, arrived last night from San . being attacked by Delarey’s forces; . Francisco, where they have been visit-. fighting continued all day long, ‘he ing und left this morning for the mine, . arrison consists of 200 yeomanry and 300 Northumberland Fusileers with two guns. Major Fletcher and Lieutenant Hull are reported killed. Iam A large delegation of Knights from . sending reinforcements.” Mountsin Division, U.R,K. of P.,of. Atiwat Nortu, Cape Colony, Tuesthis city, went to Grass Valley last; day, March 5.—The Boers are occupynight where they were entertained by . ing positions at Rouxville, twenty-five Olympic Company, The first part of . miles north of here, inthe Orange Free the evening was devoted to floor work, . State, Busmans Kop and elsewhere, in and both companies made an excellent . parties of from 200 to 400. President showing in the drill. Luter on, the as. . Steyn is reported to be at Saintfield, sembly of uniformed Pythians ad-. Orange Free State. General Brucejourned to the. Wisconsin Hotel where . Hamilton’s column is here, preparing they sat duwn to a hot chicken supper, ; to move, : with all the accessories that make the ‘ inner man smile. An informal proscant Upon gram of toasts was given at the tables, : Capt. W. G. Lord of Grass Valley pre‘ siding as toastmaster. Among those the Emperor. who responded were Qolonel L. S Calkins, Judge F. T. Nilon, J. E. Isaae, BERLIN, March 6.—Emperor William August Rapp, W. H. Weldon, William arrived here at 8 o’clock this morning, Dunlap, J. H. Rogers and Wm. Quig. The Empress and Count von Buelow ley. A vocal seletion was given by the. met him at the station. When they ‘Olympic Company quartet. reached the castle, Professor Bergman “ visited the Emperor. In the attack upon Emperor William by fied F ; iland, while the former was driving Ata meeting of Nev da Hose Comnen Sinn Rathskeller to the railway ‘pany, held last evening, George A. tation, the Emperor was struck on the Legg was elected to fill the position of . S@4on, bel the right eye. He foreman of the company, there being a cheek juys.-below : : ; ‘ . was not sericusly injured, and re Meancy in the office by the advancefrained from ‘commenting upon the Ment of the former Foreman to the subject, The burgomaster. who acTank of ChiefEngineer. Thé election companied as a member. of ae ag to of Mr. Legg to the oftice of Foreman . the station bias Patan Nag ples created another vacancy, and-an able . J°Sty:§ aes. es Willi : in trying vs ailant of Emperor Willia y assistant to Mr. Legg was found by . to escape fell under the horses of the the unanimous election of Dr. O. W. . escort riding behind the carriage. ‘The Chapman to the office of Assistant . escort banded the man.over to the Foreman, Both of these gentlemen police, ee: ‘re prominent and able workers in the Company and will give a good service. Mr. Legg is an active freman ond’ bas always worked faithfally for the cause, ) while Dr, Chapman has been equally 88 zealous in promoting the interests a oe & of the Fire Department. Catarrh has become such a common At the meeting last night the com-. disease that a person entirely free from . Pany indorsed the action of the Fire. this dis usting complaint is ip cer Delegates in electing E. W. Schmidt} with. Itiscustomary sie per gh) . as nothing more serious na + . a simple inflammation of the nose and throat. It is, in fact, a complicated and very dangerous disease; if not at first, it Chiet Engineer and. Frank A. Grissel Assistant. 4 program and banquet have been arranged for. the next meeting ni so. w the foul Soerecions, “ont _the poison chor: Commence Monday. through the general ulation is carried to all parts of the system, lves, washes and sprays are unsatis. huatey and disappointing, because they . do not reach the seat of the viet . S. S. does. It cleanses the blood o} ™ poison and eliminates from the ama Catarrhal secretions, and thus cyres thor. The lumber for the Bay Counties ower Company’s new boarding house, to be erected on the South Yaba river is being hauled by John Cleave, and next Monday morning Rice & Lewis *ill commence the work of construcee the buildiiig is to be erected on * north side of the canyon and.when ®mpleted will be ome of the most Commodious and comfortable buildfils kind. It will bave # large "0g room and eighteen nice sleeptarrh, and being now ona ae well, the ques tion often put to me is, ‘What cured you?’ Inanswer I feel if my duty to state that be rd ba re e medicine. oo true believer in the “tro f Swift’s Specific 7 ‘ conscientiously Spring Lamb. mend it to any one.sufferm Catarrh. Have

po Bi ln it to mays and am happy to say.tha' those whom I haye induc; to use it can bear pan rts ag“ oop tha will cure any case of sit . —_—— ’ The first of the season. — Will be on ‘ale at Grissel Bro’e meat market toMorrow, They are fing. 2 ing to directions ites is the only purely vegve never have « head in the morn— etable blood purifier 8 'rom drink Moore “AA” known, greatest vhlakey. ‘Trp tte os of all blood medicines s : and ton “ RCT Neco ; Catarrh don’t wait until it oe ea eee . eoopen dented snd zie. et That Moore carries the ) pend asclgrel Meod and skin diseases write our physicians about your case.” a SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, eA. largest and ‘finest Stock "ee: , “p A Ck of frames for vane rig oem Piety: aks frames to < ‘for any ¥ tender offers. “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it, where in Ameria for the money. -* +*. Coffin box, which he did, and delivered Still, we sell very little of it. 5-Ibs. *he Shipper: “Who is that fellow in for $1. A0c , . Smooth drinking, aromatic properties oughly and permanently the worst cases. Hister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., . BRE is aedua hoee & terrible sufferer from . For. Patients, bell mine for the new ten-stamp mill, The work will be: pushed through as rapidly as possible, Curoaao, March 7.—A special. from Pee Harst, of the New York Bakery, Poplar Bluffs,. Missouri, says: About is having anew bread delivery wagon seventy-five cases of smallpox exist at New Delivery Wagon. made, and expects to put it om the Fisk, « small town east of this city. road the first of next month. The people have disregarded the quarae antine regulations. Today balls and Don’t drink the first thing the bara an ce a k, qe wrery De Call for Jesse Moo ent an ose who have been exposed of will be shackled in order to keep them indoor.s. seetiememaina —— Taylor Tea and Guffee Bouse ld¢ Sure He Was Not in a Trance. A man in South Omaha had some limburger cheese to ship, but the exPer pound is the price of our cheapest. coffee. We ns feciinim tied at. vaiy Claiming it would penetrate the other highly, but it’s as good as. ™erchandise. A friend of the shipper can be obtained any-. Suggested that he pack the cheese in a *“ * * * —7-Ibsfor $1, . it atthe depot as acorpse. He accom(Write for Wholesale Price List.) panied itasa relative. The express y : Per pound gives you a. Messenger, a nstive of Erin, occasionfair coffee, It drinks . lly took a contemptuous whiff of the better than one would supposed “stiff.” Upon ubloading at imagine, because perhate it's fresh voaaers: the destination, the messenger asked ~~ Discovery. Tacoma, Wash, March 7:—The town Missovery of an immense cave in the eastern part of Lewis County.. Exdistance of five miles, revealing strange. press company would not accept it, j $5000 for — Robert Y. Hayne. SacRAMENTO, Byrnes’ bill to pay Robert Y. Hayne $5000 for legal services in the suit of the State against the Southern Pacific came up in the Senate this morning, on third reading. Shortridge said the bill should not-pass; that Hayne had been paid enough already. Selvage concurred. He said the suit had al. ready cost the State $31,000 or $32,000 in counsel fees, of which Hayne had had his share. If Hayne were entitled to $5000 more, then W. W, Foote was also entitled toas much more, but the Finance Committee had stricken Foote’s tame from the bill. The bill was passed. Ayes 27, noes 8. ———————————— Grand ot oI Qa Masquerade FORO IIo Ball. KKKKK AK PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade AT ARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 A long list of prizes will be published later. Latest Catchy March. 7. — Senator, Errryryvrerer men try MUM ANA ddd ddA ddd Ab ddA Abb ate Se Se ae sire. «GAYLORD & SON, Clean Grocers.. chy that God has given us a real talent for a @, a. Ohigee eae ; The Largest Stock The Latest Styles xe Millinery Goods Call on us before making your purchases. W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street. FRR te ES Sa A. & H. W. HARTUNG > ® DEALERS IN FP ® AND CLOCKS WATCHES » ® GIVE US A TRIAL » ® a Particulars ina few days. Notice for Publication. . ae Office at Sacramento, Cal., March 6th, 1901. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in snpport of hi. claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Countv, Cal., at Nevada City Cal.,on Monday, April 15th, 1901 viz: William T, Gillett, upon H. E. No. 6228 for the N.'¢ of S.W. 4% and 8.14 of N Ww. Yot See. 22. T.17N., R.10.M D.6 and M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz; .~. Galbraith, Henr Kohler, Wm. es i and Geo, Lathrop, ail of Nevada City, Cal, P.O mr6 SILAS PENRY, Register. YOU NEED P.G. §$ Salmon Stakes, in Rice, a la Creole. ‘Dainty Chips the coffin?” “A brother of mine,” (Write for Wholesale Price List.) “Well yez have one consolation, he’s in Per pound is the price} 20 trance.” of our family coffee. ts And it’s a good coffee, too. It is skillfully roasted, daily. We sell lots of it. A great many people . . want a pound of good coffee for 2 cents and we have it. Wholesale Price List Furnished on Application.)Buys you a pound of zood Costa Rica Coffee. (¢ Costa Rica coffee has always been . popular with the Germans. It has a rich, full flavor and great strength; blends nicely with Mocha and Java (we know how to do it.) 31-2 pounds for $1. ; (Write'for Sample.) Is the price of our Mocha, Java and Costa }C Rica blend. This combination is growing in popularity every month. We sell 3-lbs of this delicious blend for $1. It isa popular price and by many the coffee is preferred to straight Java and Mucha, especially those whose taste demands strength, in addition to fragrant drinking qualities. (Write for Wholesale Price List and Samples.) Here is where we touch the coffee that is looked upon by the majority of people as “the best that money can buy”— No other combination of yielded such and it fis. coffees has’ ever yet as Java and Mocha, when properly blended. 2 1-2 Pounds for’$1. (Sample Free.) (StStStStSSSsSSsisisis S Sesser And They Can Be Hada —AT— + <>} ~<f—_ Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans. Asparagus, in cans—Perfection IX L Deep Sea Clams, Dainty German Wafers. . ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh, = THEM ! cadden’s. cans. ’ Please bear in mind that in buying . your eoffees here you are insured ‘against stale, flavoriess goods. We jp See SIS SSS SESS SNWSUSUtStStSistlics suck w= ven . roast every day. Our roasting plant is . the latest and best. We understand . the tea and coffee businees from “A to 'Z.” We devote our whole time and at. . tention to it. Our trade is growing steadily. We want your trade, also. Drop in aad get samples of any grade /of tea or coffee you may wish totry. . Drop us a postal if you live outside Nevada City. The Commercial Tea Co, Coffee Roasters. Tea Blenders. “'B. W. TAYLOR, PROP. & NEVADA CITY, SILVER WARE aT em UDranls WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Rogers’ Forks; Spoons, Knives, © Silverware. peer BROAD ST. ABOVE ERR PINE, NEVADA CITY ssnnnsnnevvennnnnnnyn = JELL-O = FidUddiidddddddudiiie ! A SOMETHING NEW FOR PUDDINGS. INSTANTANEOUS. TEN CENTS A PACKAGE. dackson's: Beehive Grocery, Do You Wear Boots ? We hayen’t called attention to this line of our stock for some time, but it is not a neglected one by any means, Mining Boots, of the best makes, always on hand, Of course we are fully prepared for those who wearShoes. We have a fine line of Winter Shoes of extra good quality. We.also do repairing on short notice. All work guaranteed. BOVEY BROS,, Broad Street. Something" Suitable. If you desire anything in the furniture line you will do ell toexamine this list Easels, Rugs, Wall Pockets, Glass*Dish Closets, Music Racks, Reception Chairs, Center Tables, Morris’ Reading Chairs, with ‘adjustable backs, J AMES KINKEAD SC GbCCEESESEEEE EES ES BENS } IMA gene ae See Ritew toners 2 i i a 5 PE “BY he a TE RB IT pin RES : SPREE eT SS ee Se