May 15, 1900 (4 pages)

isting plant, e for Willow money 2 _ — of. the quilding, about ey are now enn Commercial be matter of me, for then tents. Many nd finally they Hews Vity. eee”: . thfolly and it humors; “also i ‘oatarrh and ; ever disap-. thartie—Hood’s Coffee, Coffee. ts all! Peerx pound. No your. mohey’s ‘sells it. tf s the grandall new and 0. m all in the 6 Ladies and Embroidive them. in aut a good -come to us CO. : ; } at ‘Factory. n Commeriloon is vfa bargain. ynire of last Saturday sold « to. the Auburn Fire Department” the was the old Babcock village Hook sad ladder truck: purchased by the lo volunteer firemen eighteen years at a cost of $500. The sattogonoe was $150, The machine was origiChief Kiasin: of ‘he Fire Depeis? Sate ment_of Alameda, says the Argus. meer fire . * fighting apparatus: of . ‘thet eity. It} — nally stationed at the ‘Webb-avenue fire. house, but was put out of commission several yearsago when the hookand-ladder truck now in use_ bat secured. The old ‘apparatus’ , pulled by the firemen; privet 7 has seem considerable service it is still in ‘a good state of preservation and will atiswer the. purposes of the}. . Auburn Fire Department for somey, years to come. W. R. Hoffman ‘of Auburn, who made an ¢éxamination,} purchased. the truck, was well pleased with its appearance and stated that. it was just what his town needed:. Ohbief Krauth will have a few minor repairs made on the machine and will ship it to Auburn. A hook and ladder_company was recently organized in Auburn. Fred W. Ahlborn, of Alatheda and now one of: the pro{ prietors of Freeman’s Hotel in that city, is one of the charter members of the organization. 6s: ee Annual Election. The stockholders of Odd Fellows Hall Association beld their annual meeting last evening, and elected Chas. E. Malloy, Wm. H. Martin, Nat. P. Brown, Henry Guenther and J. O. Rich Trustees for the ensuing year. ‘The Board organized by electing Nat. P. Brown President, J. C. Rich Seeretary and Janitor, and Chas. E. Mulloy eer #0 NEW YORKERS. One Gives the Other a Handy Lift, Mr. BE. ©. Hazard, one of the oldest and best-known wholesale. grocers in New York, has for many years given his attention to the preparation of<fine food delicacies. He has a farm and exon chaentresta would break forth into “How dear to.my heart are the. scence of mg childhood, when fond recollection ee be ‘to view.” ‘Bat, alas! place: of abode pried free as.the bird that flies ‘through space, and my own sweet ‘pleasure. The tine is: near at , and then those tuneful measurés ‘will again’ O1)-my.Bul-with joy and. pleasure. But enough of my dreams, my hopes, my longings. I have matters of far greater interest to write about. In my letter of February 12, 1899, in writing of THE HOME MINE, Of which my friend, D. J. McFall, is Superintendent, I said; -“Watch the Home, and, if my informstion is correct, it will well repay you.” Whether my. advice was taken I do not know; but this I. do know—that the Home has been developed into one of the bést mining properties in the whole of Nevada county, as I shall proceed to show very shortly. Were no further developement work done, there is enough ore in sight, by actual measurement, to periment station down on Staten Is-/ pun the present mill for more than two land, where the famous Shrewsbury . years, Furthermore, it will all pay to Ketchup, Burnt Onion Sauce, Schrewswork, even with the present inadequate bury Mushrooms and other delicacies . milling facilities. The ore, too, is singare prepared in a most skilifal manner. ularly free from-bareness, and it is the One evening last autumn while on his . opinion of one of* way home, Mr. H. sat with one of the] the world that the s officials of the N. J.C. railroad, who best experts in »hurets can be worked successfully by the oyanide seemed to be living with one foot in. process, thereby saving a great deal of the grave,—stomach so badly disormoney. for the company. For along dered that nothing would digest. It} time the mine has more than paid its seemed only a question of a few weeks,. mining expenses, without taking out a at most, when death would come. pound of ore except what was neces “Mr. Hazard insisted upon taking} sary in sinking and in running levels. the gentlemar to his house and giving/ Al) of this was put through the mill— him a package of Grape-Nuts breakfast. no selected ore—and the amount per food which is manufactured by the!ton, under the citcumetances, was Postum Cereal Co., at the pure food . marvelons, factories at Battle Creek, Mich., @ food which Mr. Hazard had. been u;ing at his own table for a long time, greatly to his benefit. I bave the figures but I “He told the got ties that he. could get. well ina few weeks by the’ use of perfectly prepared food of this sort, and would never forget. the day . when he first tried Grape Nnts. The prediction came true; the official is not only alive today, but is in better. hea th than he has experienced for many years, all of which he attributes to the use of Grape-Nuts and from the ‘advice of. Mr. Hazard.” There are two reasons for this; in ‘the first place, Grape-Nuts are made from certain selected portions of ‘wheat and barley that contain phosphate of potash and albumen which mature uses in the human system to make up thegray matter in the ‘brain and nerve _centers throughout . the body. The nervous system directly copntrols the digestive machinery and et brain controls the working and money ' making power. Mr. Hazard knows this from experience with Grape-Nuts. Therefore when he took the railway official in charge, he knew exactly what he was doing, and the result proved the correctness of his knowledge. “He Taat Sreexs Finps.” He that: takes Hood’s Sarsaparilla flnds in its tinued, and I have not-theleast doubt, e : they are now using the Cad4 bas this mine bat {has . Sram oe . 0. E. Johnson, who owns a large block, when approached upon the matter, » Bo, yiusee, thiets not written Pig the purpose of bulling the stock. There is none for sale. In asubsequent letter I will tell your readers, if the seal -of seorecy can. be broken, of oa and trials of the owners . mine. It ts quitean interesting story, and may point.a moral that will be of benefit to others. So much for the Home, at casei Let me now write a few PERSONALS, For they always interest one. I approach one of the subjects with regret that I cannot say anything of a pleasant or agreeable nature“About him. By no stretch of imagination can I find one redeeming trait in his character or life. I refer to Dwight.Crittenden, He is now.lying at the point of.death in the City and County Hos-} pital, without a dollar in the world; and the only friend he appears to have is “Hank” Dawléy, who, when IT saw him, was about starting on a tour to collect money to bury him, although he was not yet dead: . Since 1869 I have refused in any way to recognize Mr. Crittenden, not for any personal reason, but because I looked upon him as a homan vampire. I do not believe he ever had a thought above self, and all definitions in Webster in regard to vampires fit "him and. his life to a nicety. And now,as he lies upon the bed of death, I wonder if he thinks of the homes he has wrecked, of the men he has robbed, and the unhappiness he has brought upon hundreds. And for what? For the gratification of his base and selfish passions. I often wonder why such men are permitted to live. He must now realize, if he never did before, the truth of Solomon’s words: “Vanity of vanities, all is vanity.” It is well, it is right to speak of these things, and to speak of them as they should be spoken of. Your readers know that it has been my anxious aim to find something good to Bay of everyone; but in the case of Mr. Crittenden I cannot do better than quote from Sir Walter Scott: “The worth, concentered all in self, Living, hall forfeit fair renown, And, doubly. dying, shall godown To the vile dust from whence he sprung , Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.” The other day I met Charley MaltSomething to Make the Mouth Water Of ehildren and on and spe is on rich and delicious I inp Croaims eaaee oat — being” ie hole tree ee. r opular ae ing @ u re an juade from fresh eream and eggs and vored w with pore! fruit} aeleen: It fteey a a doligh efreshment, but nourishing as . » Foley's Ie Cream Parlors, MY PRICES ARE . RIGHT HAM BOLL Made from selected Pork and peekad in 5c cans. Just the hing for picnics and lunches. 2 Cans for 25c. use pure blood, good 20 ged good digestion and perfect hea It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheam, ‘boils, . pimples and all blood humors, ee Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c, ‘Deafness Cannot be Cured by I ap Jications, as Leer cannot tek fronaped portion of the ear. Thece is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies art Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition. of the mucous Eustachian Tube. ‘When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound}hearing, and when it is en. €) tirely closed deafness is the result, and or inperfect bh noless the inflammation can be mal tion, hearing will be parm forever; nine cases out of ae ee ae by catarrh, which is Fy nj nie parfacos. lining of ‘the )-€>* * out: nud tiie taibe restored to itenors condition’ of} ‘ ‘ Po 5. cum 00, Toledo, -0* are the best. ~ cceiaaall Sablandk Corned Ham ame for table. Try acan. 15c. WOLF; ‘CASH GROCER, ee Itisa , WLOLF, Sole Agent tor Hornde Count. WOLF Cash Grocer. a em Fg Mineral Water, iene Cabties ceeeiet hae anna tee stan west from WilThe water from these Spring: Billousness and all Stomach, Kidney and cannot exist in the system of those led absolutely from the Tis: bttnd atone gar tnd gate. net i. Asin eared ont and for lemonade there is no other water on the market that-can compare with it. THE QUALITY IS THE BEST CREAM CUSTARD A l5e package makes a quart of delicious custard. Requires no eggs, no cooking. Prepared ina moment, Try it. ' t VEAL LORE If you vant io ake’ fine sandwich wy Veal Loaf. 25c per can Let us quote you prices on Groceries. Commercial St. ‘3s is: recombetray ar bas like to write . same the gx hese Jobony Dormer was a oF “None for glia a Stove tnamtinatcla mrt nto Fi os, — /wherever he went. Ihave known pbim/ since he was a boy, and -he was slways the same—bright cheerful, and always willing to assist a friend to the sa iaaped of hie ability. Peace be to’him. a 83 --Wavrer Mrap. Big Freight Teams. Nis on seemed R. J. ‘Milter, “J. Faller andG. A. Pike, drivers for W. B. Meek of Camptonville, arrived here last evening, each having ten horse teams with large freight wagons. They loaded up with a portion of the freight that has arrived here for Mr. ‘Meek, and willretarn in a few days for more, Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOCHA AND Java, whole roast Coffee put.apin one pound air tight cartoons. WOLF SELLS 17. 40 cents per pound. Try it,and if you don’t say it’s the most delicions Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf First-Class . Plumbing. Geo. E. Tarner is prepared to do al kinds of plambing at the correct. rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf o> For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for aale ata bargain. They will be sold as a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown & Morgan. f = BORN. At Blue Tent, May 14, 1900, to the wife of Peter Orzalli, a son, f refreshments “will be 75]een ve Seale,+-2@e it uoesa’t. cone Paying rent doesn’t mike. a home.’ We baild om, on oo terms. a2 Town a. Co. . Spring current. medicine. riches and are to come. in its place.” 29th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Is gladly -weleomed for: the vitality, freshness. and purity it gives everything in nature; its cleansing showers and sunshine remove, dissolve and disinfect unhealthful accumulations. Is the Time When our = physical need to be cleansed and ae orated with Hood’s Sarsa rilla. This systems good -medic expels all the badness that hes gathered in the blood and envitalizes. the life If you take Hood’s To Purify Your Blood Now, you lay the foundation for good health in the months that Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite,-builds up and fortifies the whole system by giving vitality and strength to every tissue, Organ, nerve and muscle, Take the Best Spring Medicine “J can highly recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a spring There is a necegsity for taking such a medicine, and I find none better than Hood’s, I would never accept any: other C. Lar, 1231 N. Sa — Spring and Summer. s TAILORMADE. MILLINERY aS NOT FOR DAY 00 My Big. SIROGER BROS. SPOONS — KNIVES AND FORKS FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USB ALiy Broad St., above Pine,. “i SUITS — . Can now be procured at tines Clothing Eng Il Low ptices and a perfect fit guaranteed. aoe BUT FOR YEARS) WILL OUR GOLD-FILLED WATCH CASES WEAR. Why buy these goods from us ? BECAUSE every article we sell is guaranteed, and our guarantee is good. We have Waltham and Elgin movements in all grades}to fit these cases. A. & . W. BARTONC, Watchmakers, Successors to F. C. Luetje. Broad St., above Pine, Nevada City. Phone W. 14. indy Ay NBYADA_CITY. reaae Avoid cheap Canned Goods, ci 22> >a e_~— 2 Cans Hominy for 25 Cents. <a e “BEEHIVE” PROPRIETOR. Suits, = = ‘@ Pants, §-— = a Should a the Best -. oe ge the world can furnish. Our stock of food:preducts is an all round exhibition of Cc Prize Winners:<) In Quality, Variety and Pleasant Prices : We claim everything. ~ Poor Fruits and Vegetables, badly put up. Make good digestion wait on appetite, and. _ Order Your Groceries.From Us. Corn l0 Cents a Can. Sed. JACKSON; GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low ascan be obtained anywhere. No one is allowed to undersell us, If anyone attempts to do so we will go still lower. have just received the latest novelties of the season. $7.00 and up. 2.50 and up. WAXEL, The TAILOR STYLISH. turned out of our establishment will be artistic. W. H. CRAWFORD, Opening: Days: SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY . April 7th, 9th and 10th NS WHEN WILL BE SHOWN THR Largest, Fullest ani Best Selection 2 a Beier i. ee — ecel style of Bonnet or Hat can The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau s with us is a sufficient guarantee that all work MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Va: MULLO MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA f OUR OWN BAKING POWDER Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. osetia E, MVLEOY Pioneer Grocer. a GROCER. OUR OWN SPICES { ‘ Chip Beef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity: PECALE AND . CRASH SKRTS —_ALSO— TAILOR MADE ~1SUITS .. AT

isting plant, e for Willow money 2 _ — of. the quilding, about ey are now enn Commercial be matter of me, for then tents. Many nd finally they Hews Vity. eee”: . thfolly and it humors; “also i ‘oatarrh and ; ever disap-. thartie—Hood’s Coffee, Coffee. ts all! Peerx pound. No your. mohey’s ‘sells it. tf s the grandall new and 0. m all in the 6 Ladies and Embroidive them. in aut a good -come to us CO. : ; } at ‘Factory. n Commeriloon is vfa bargain. ynire of last Saturday sold « to. the Auburn Fire Department” the was the old Babcock village Hook sad ladder truck: purchased by the lo volunteer firemen eighteen years at a cost of $500. The sattogonoe was $150, The machine was origiChief Kiasin: of ‘he Fire Depeis? Sate ment_of Alameda, says the Argus. meer fire . * fighting apparatus: of . ‘thet eity. It} — nally stationed at the ‘Webb-avenue fire. house, but was put out of commission several yearsago when the hookand-ladder truck now in use_ bat secured. The old ‘apparatus’ , pulled by the firemen; privet 7 has seem considerable service it is still in ‘a good state of preservation and will atiswer the. purposes of the}. . Auburn Fire Department for somey, years to come. W. R. Hoffman ‘of Auburn, who made an ¢éxamination,} purchased. the truck, was well pleased with its appearance and stated that. it was just what his town needed:. Ohbief Krauth will have a few minor repairs made on the machine and will ship it to Auburn. A hook and ladder_company was recently organized in Auburn. Fred W. Ahlborn, of Alatheda and now one of: the pro{ prietors of Freeman’s Hotel in that city, is one of the charter members of the organization. 6s: ee Annual Election. The stockholders of Odd Fellows Hall Association beld their annual meeting last evening, and elected Chas. E. Malloy, Wm. H. Martin, Nat. P. Brown, Henry Guenther and J. O. Rich Trustees for the ensuing year. ‘The Board organized by electing Nat. P. Brown President, J. C. Rich Seeretary and Janitor, and Chas. E. Mulloy eer #0 NEW YORKERS. One Gives the Other a Handy Lift, Mr. BE. ©. Hazard, one of the oldest and best-known wholesale. grocers in New York, has for many years given his attention to the preparation of<fine food delicacies. He has a farm and exon chaentresta would break forth into “How dear to.my heart are the. scence of mg childhood, when fond recollection ee be ‘to view.” ‘Bat, alas! place: of abode pried free as.the bird that flies ‘through space, and my own sweet ‘pleasure. The tine is: near at , and then those tuneful measurés ‘will again’ O1)-my.Bul-with joy and. pleasure. But enough of my dreams, my hopes, my longings. I have matters of far greater interest to write about. In my letter of February 12, 1899, in writing of THE HOME MINE, Of which my friend, D. J. McFall, is Superintendent, I said; -“Watch the Home, and, if my informstion is correct, it will well repay you.” Whether my. advice was taken I do not know; but this I. do know—that the Home has been developed into one of the bést mining properties in the whole of Nevada county, as I shall proceed to show very shortly. Were no further developement work done, there is enough ore in sight, by actual measurement, to periment station down on Staten Is-/ pun the present mill for more than two land, where the famous Shrewsbury . years, Furthermore, it will all pay to Ketchup, Burnt Onion Sauce, Schrewswork, even with the present inadequate bury Mushrooms and other delicacies . milling facilities. The ore, too, is singare prepared in a most skilifal manner. ularly free from-bareness, and it is the One evening last autumn while on his . opinion of one of* way home, Mr. H. sat with one of the] the world that the s officials of the N. J.C. railroad, who best experts in »hurets can be worked successfully by the oyanide seemed to be living with one foot in. process, thereby saving a great deal of the grave,—stomach so badly disormoney. for the company. For along dered that nothing would digest. It} time the mine has more than paid its seemed only a question of a few weeks,. mining expenses, without taking out a at most, when death would come. pound of ore except what was neces “Mr. Hazard insisted upon taking} sary in sinking and in running levels. the gentlemar to his house and giving/ Al) of this was put through the mill— him a package of Grape-Nuts breakfast. no selected ore—and the amount per food which is manufactured by the!ton, under the citcumetances, was Postum Cereal Co., at the pure food . marvelons, factories at Battle Creek, Mich., @ food which Mr. Hazard had. been u;ing at his own table for a long time, greatly to his benefit. I bave the figures but I “He told the got ties that he. could get. well ina few weeks by the’ use of perfectly prepared food of this sort, and would never forget. the day . when he first tried Grape Nnts. The prediction came true; the official is not only alive today, but is in better. hea th than he has experienced for many years, all of which he attributes to the use of Grape-Nuts and from the ‘advice of. Mr. Hazard.” There are two reasons for this; in ‘the first place, Grape-Nuts are made from certain selected portions of ‘wheat and barley that contain phosphate of potash and albumen which mature uses in the human system to make up thegray matter in the ‘brain and nerve _centers throughout . the body. The nervous system directly copntrols the digestive machinery and et brain controls the working and money ' making power. Mr. Hazard knows this from experience with Grape-Nuts. Therefore when he took the railway official in charge, he knew exactly what he was doing, and the result proved the correctness of his knowledge. “He Taat Sreexs Finps.” He that: takes Hood’s Sarsaparilla flnds in its tinued, and I have not-theleast doubt, e : they are now using the Cad4 bas this mine bat {has . Sram oe . 0. E. Johnson, who owns a large block, when approached upon the matter, » Bo, yiusee, thiets not written Pig the purpose of bulling the stock. There is none for sale. In asubsequent letter I will tell your readers, if the seal -of seorecy can. be broken, of oa and trials of the owners . mine. It ts quitean interesting story, and may point.a moral that will be of benefit to others. So much for the Home, at casei Let me now write a few PERSONALS, For they always interest one. I approach one of the subjects with regret that I cannot say anything of a pleasant or agreeable nature“About him. By no stretch of imagination can I find one redeeming trait in his character or life. I refer to Dwight.Crittenden, He is now.lying at the point of.death in the City and County Hos-} pital, without a dollar in the world; and the only friend he appears to have is “Hank” Dawléy, who, when IT saw him, was about starting on a tour to collect money to bury him, although he was not yet dead: . Since 1869 I have refused in any way to recognize Mr. Crittenden, not for any personal reason, but because I looked upon him as a homan vampire. I do not believe he ever had a thought above self, and all definitions in Webster in regard to vampires fit "him and. his life to a nicety. And now,as he lies upon the bed of death, I wonder if he thinks of the homes he has wrecked, of the men he has robbed, and the unhappiness he has brought upon hundreds. And for what? For the gratification of his base and selfish passions. I often wonder why such men are permitted to live. He must now realize, if he never did before, the truth of Solomon’s words: “Vanity of vanities, all is vanity.” It is well, it is right to speak of these things, and to speak of them as they should be spoken of. Your readers know that it has been my anxious aim to find something good to Bay of everyone; but in the case of Mr. Crittenden I cannot do better than quote from Sir Walter Scott: “The worth, concentered all in self, Living, hall forfeit fair renown, And, doubly. dying, shall godown To the vile dust from whence he sprung , Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.” The other day I met Charley MaltSomething to Make the Mouth Water Of ehildren and on and spe is on rich and delicious I inp Croaims eaaee oat — being” ie hole tree ee. r opular ae ing @ u re an juade from fresh eream and eggs and vored w with pore! fruit} aeleen: It fteey a a doligh efreshment, but nourishing as . » Foley's Ie Cream Parlors, MY PRICES ARE . RIGHT HAM BOLL Made from selected Pork and peekad in 5c cans. Just the hing for picnics and lunches. 2 Cans for 25c. use pure blood, good 20 ged good digestion and perfect hea It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheam, ‘boils, . pimples and all blood humors,

ee Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c, ‘Deafness Cannot be Cured by I ap Jications, as Leer cannot tek fronaped portion of the ear. Thece is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies art Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition. of the mucous Eustachian Tube. ‘When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound}hearing, and when it is en. €) tirely closed deafness is the result, and or inperfect bh noless the inflammation can be mal tion, hearing will be parm forever; nine cases out of ae ee ae by catarrh, which is Fy nj nie parfacos. lining of ‘the )-€>* * out: nud tiie taibe restored to itenors condition’ of} ‘ ‘ Po 5. cum 00, Toledo, -0* are the best. ~ cceiaaall Sablandk Corned Ham ame for table. Try acan. 15c. WOLF; ‘CASH GROCER, ee Itisa , WLOLF, Sole Agent tor Hornde Count. WOLF Cash Grocer. a em Fg Mineral Water, iene Cabties ceeeiet hae anna tee stan west from WilThe water from these Spring: Billousness and all Stomach, Kidney and cannot exist in the system of those led absolutely from the Tis: bttnd atone gar tnd gate. net i. Asin eared ont and for lemonade there is no other water on the market that-can compare with it. THE QUALITY IS THE BEST CREAM CUSTARD A l5e package makes a quart of delicious custard. Requires no eggs, no cooking. Prepared ina moment, Try it. ' t VEAL LORE If you vant io ake’ fine sandwich wy Veal Loaf. 25c per can Let us quote you prices on Groceries. Commercial St. ‘3s is: recombetray ar bas like to write . same the gx hese Jobony Dormer was a oF “None for glia a Stove tnamtinatcla mrt nto Fi os, — /wherever he went. Ihave known pbim/ since he was a boy, and -he was slways the same—bright cheerful, and always willing to assist a friend to the sa iaaped of hie ability. Peace be to’him. a 83 --Wavrer Mrap. Big Freight Teams. Nis on seemed R. J. ‘Milter, “J. Faller andG. A. Pike, drivers for W. B. Meek of Camptonville, arrived here last evening, each having ten horse teams with large freight wagons. They loaded up with a portion of the freight that has arrived here for Mr. ‘Meek, and willretarn in a few days for more, Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOCHA AND Java, whole roast Coffee put.apin one pound air tight cartoons. WOLF SELLS 17. 40 cents per pound. Try it,and if you don’t say it’s the most delicions Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf First-Class . Plumbing. Geo. E. Tarner is prepared to do al kinds of plambing at the correct. rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf o> For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for aale ata bargain. They will be sold as a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown & Morgan. f = BORN. At Blue Tent, May 14, 1900, to the wife of Peter Orzalli, a son, f refreshments “will be 75]een ve Seale,+-2@e it uoesa’t. cone Paying rent doesn’t mike. a home.’ We baild om, on oo terms. a2 Town a. Co. . Spring current. medicine. riches and are to come. in its place.” 29th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Is gladly -weleomed for: the vitality, freshness. and purity it gives everything in nature; its cleansing showers and sunshine remove, dissolve and disinfect unhealthful accumulations. Is the Time When our = physical need to be cleansed and ae orated with Hood’s Sarsa rilla. This systems good -medic expels all the badness that hes gathered in the blood and envitalizes. the life If you take Hood’s To Purify Your Blood Now, you lay the foundation for good health in the months that Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite,-builds up and fortifies the whole system by giving vitality and strength to every tissue, Organ, nerve and muscle, Take the Best Spring Medicine “J can highly recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a spring There is a necegsity for taking such a medicine, and I find none better than Hood’s, I would never accept any: other C. Lar, 1231 N. Sa — Spring and Summer.. s TAILORMADE. MILLINERY aS NOT FOR DAY 00 My Big. SIROGER BROS. SPOONS — KNIVES AND FORKS FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USB ALiy Broad St., above Pine,. “i SUITS — . Can now be procured at tines Clothing Eng Il Low ptices and a perfect fit guaranteed. aoe BUT FOR YEARS) WILL OUR GOLD-FILLED WATCH CASES WEAR. Why buy these goods from us ? BECAUSE every article we sell is guaranteed, and our guarantee is good. We have Waltham and Elgin movements in all grades}to fit these cases. A. & . W. BARTONC, Watchmakers, Successors to F. C. Luetje. Broad St., above Pine, Nevada City. Phone W. 14. indy Ay NBYADA_CITY. reaae Avoid cheap Canned Goods, ci 22> >a e_~— 2 Cans Hominy for 25 Cents. <a e “BEEHIVE” PROPRIETOR. Suits, = = ‘@ Pants, §-— = a Should a the Best -. oe ge the world can furnish. Our stock of food:preducts is an all round exhibition of Cc Prize Winners:<) In Quality, Variety and Pleasant Prices : We claim everything. ~ Poor Fruits and Vegetables, badly put up. Make good digestion wait on appetite, and.. _ Order Your Groceries.From Us. Corn l0 Cents a Can. Sed. JACKSON; GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low ascan be obtained anywhere. 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