May 24, 1900 (4 pages)

e Waists. er than of them 1 waists can get ITTS . we have the lowthem. is grand pping in teen). 2% . by James Wales. epi won OF EL Dee SeoThomas Hammill. . Second prize, box of candy; won. by}. Mrs: B, Bincock. Running race for N. 8. G. W.—Firet by John O'Neill. Third prize, box oi ors wou by William oman: Youngest N. 8.G. W. (in years) in order—Prize, box French candy; won by. Fenton Fleming. ; Oldest N. 8.:G. W. (in years) in orGer. (unmarned)—Prize, marriage leenee; won by E. A. Tompkins. Bace for young gitle—First prize,} blood less.” . wideaptead see up of Sunday School men of . wide experience and they come offic_°, lilly ‘appointed . by the denominations! ‘water /they represent, ._E. 0. Excell, of Obi-. cago, who. is to lead the-singing at the. od en Jose convention bas a National ‘ uid will yoake the singtugat all of the. First the: ry meetings. one of the prominen* parts, t re es The other members: of the party. are iD. ene enor ine A ag mem. ber” of the Presbyterian Board of .Pab‘ . lication and Sunday School work; t . Rey, E. 8. Lewis of Colambus, Ohio, by Fred . one of the leading pastors of the Meth3; won. odist Episcopal denomination; Mr. ‘Taira wm. bottle . Robert '. Bonsall of Cincinnati, Obto, teacher of the Union Teachers Meet“race—First prize, moorings of Cincinnati for 20 yeais. San Jose is now actively preparing to reond ptize, bottle XXX brandy; wou by . ceive the great host of workers who are coming to hear these eminent men. Banning race for N. D. G. W.—Firat} There will be special rates on all railprize, parasol; won by Mrs. J. Angove, . roads, The party is} ; Dewey. bas decided to make a platforailees campaign for the nomination. prise, N.8.G. W. pin; won by Albert In other words, he will be satisfied to Orase. Second stand on any old thing if a chance for etam, BE. Dope; won the Presidency goes with it. : _-GBPTING 6 READY. “Pooding Abead of Hot Weather. “Not quite so much meat in springtime, use the cereals, as.they heat the Seasonable advice from dieo purse; won by Lalu Collins, -Sec-. 2 old practitioner. ond prige; sailor bat; won by Louise won by Esther Latta. box soda crackers; won by Lulu Ool-/. ® Second prize, pair vases; won by Kath Oollins, Toree-legged race—First prize, rag Willian Mitchell. William Griffiths. If one uses some care as to food, the. Lawrence. Third prize, bottle perfume; . Coming hot weather will be passed as comfortably as any season. In. fact, a Girls’ race, free for all—First prive,. Person possessed of @ perfectly balanced set of. nerves can be bappy and Sine. Second. prize, pair slippere; won. Comfortable under most uny condi% ' The truest food for building up the Girls’ race, 10 to 15 years—Firet prize, . Dervous system toa perfect condition 3 ; won. by Hether Latta. is Grepe Nate. The makers are skilled pe caning : in their art, and knowing that nature fills the brain and nerve centers with a soft gray matter which is used up more end necktie; won by Arthur Oliver and ; °F less each day and must be replaced, Second prize, Ane . (or nervous prostration sete in), and ake; won by Ernest Menhennett and . ®!80 knowing that this gray matter is made by the combination of albumen Largest family on groande--Pvkin: and phosphate of potash, they select fatty pounds of flour; won by. Dave. the parts of the field ber of . four-. tatn the needed material, manatactare. Morgan (nom obildren “if them into a delicious food, ready Poorest dancing couple, Jbox‘}soda . Cooked, predigested, and of a fascinat‘orackers; won. rll DOr. O. W. Jones and . ing flavor. Thomas Harry. won by Mrs. Gallagher. The use of Grape-Nute quickly Best davcing couple, Paris panel . Proves that it really does rebuild and photos; Kend strengthén the nervous system in a oo —_ = rege nee He ‘manner. Itis sold by all and is in d«ily use 1n huadreds a Best lady waltzer—First prize, dress; . of thousands of the best families in Second prize, . America. that conrates. that dnys: of the day. been decorated, Werry.: venient. to. lamp; won by Miss L. James. Best gentlemen waltzers—First prize, bat; won by Thomas Eddy. Second prize, lamp; won by P. Bachels. Oakewalk--Firat prize, $750 and eake; won by W. R. Dailey and Margaret Lewis. Seound prize, $250 and oake; won by Frank Sirard and Miss Collier. ‘Third prize, $3; won by Master W. Gallagher and cousin. fe Knew it Was a Lie. The Marysville Democrat says the Taawscarrr defends the hydrealic' miners right or wrong to earn the aeuel stipen?. Now, Thomas, did you “not know that you were lying when you wrote that sentence? If you did not, it shows your ignorance, and tbat EY fset = Lovers of Fine Soda. Form a party that includes everybody. They have selected FOLEY’S as their campaign headquarters and will meet there daily until the end cf the season, Naturally, people. _ choose what they like best, and this reason able rule gives our soda the call. Pure and -cool as spring water and delicious as fruit. ' flavors can make it, this soda is the perfeoSewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very loweat Orders promptly attended “Acommittee of the G-A. B, W. R ' }0., and Company 0. wae appo:nted tnd . _ have erranged an Sent roan bs ‘Aina Wil, igs peal eluer ono las roi tod Na the Nevada “Hon. G. W, Arbuckle, one of the . mine in ta ‘most prominent G. A.B. men in the] », . State, will bethe orator of the day. . Mr. Arbuokle is am able and eloquent speaker, and the committee did well in securing him for this occasion. _ Dr. Woodmanasse of Grass ‘Valley will be President of the day. Rev. J W. Phelps and Hev. J. Sims will be the chaplains of the day. Mrs. Sadie Bennett will be the reader . There will bea literary and masical program in the grove opposite Pine Grove Cemetery, after the — have The musical program will be “under the direction of Prof. Davis and Jobn A fine choir hae beer secured for the, occasivn. : The procession will, in part, be as follows: Nevada City Brasé Band, Co. O., W. R. O.,G. A. R., Uniform Rank, K. of P., school children, and ‘it is hoped that other orguniz tions will participate. The committee extends B moat cor dial invitation to evéry organization in this city to take part in the exerclees of the day. It is hoped the invitation will be accepted, and notice of the same sent to Hon. J. M. Walling or P. F. Simonds, Esq. as soon as conThe ludies of W. R. C. and Company QO. will serve a lanch to the members of Chattanooga Post and Oo npany 0. upon their retarn to Odd Fellows Hall. Flowers Wanted. The ladies wantall the flowers that can be had in thie city and the surrounding country. Anyone having flowers . whioh they are willing to donate for the purpose of decorating the graves of the dear departed. ones ate kindly urged to. send them to Armory Hall on Tuesday or as early as convenieut on Wednesday morning. + m2i—Im. tion of summer drinks.you are unfitted to be the editor of mewspaper. Shame on you. aE anna ditches coaeneeeee We Are ia Favor of It. . flow, if hydraulic mining could be car. wied.op. unrestricted. The Marysville RIGHT Democrat wante the Transorirr to MY A few days ago the’ Taaxacairr went PRICES on toshow what grand resnits would ARE state if itis favor of that proposition. ‘Well, Thomas, we reply: “Yes, we are!” Are you satisfied now, if not propose i hi ROLL something els¢ as easy to answer. Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure. “AND JAVA, whole. roast poem cng Shon pound air tight WOLF Cash Grocer. Q Made from ‘selected Pork and in 150 cans. Just the thing ei and lunches, seas oreet a= CORNED TA eistheal Gdened Ham =o it and get a var tor table, Try acan. 15c. THE BEST scar ree nitite Sania amarante QUALITY IS THE : recommendation. ihe Bars . © CREAM CUSTARD A 15s package makes uart of delioloas anand. ae ong. ne onenine: Prepared in a VEAL LMF If you want to make a fine sandwich try Veal Loaf. 25c¢ per can Let us quote you prices on Groceries. Itisas WOLF, CASH GROCER, go's: Sprig ‘Mineral Vata, "he Cook's Springs are situated thirty miles wosttfrom Wil: The Cook’e Water is bottled absolutely pure mt ‘ without exposing the Weleee Ga the ntmongnaes: nad liams, Cotasa county. The water from these Spri recom” mended for D Billousness and vi atoeeeal Kiaher and Liver Trou Cannot exist in the eystem of those who use tis water. drink served cold and for lemonade there SAREE THEE 9m SO eA thet cam solapane WIEN 6 1G A. B. WOLF, 1 em a ea NOT. : 3 these goods from us? FOR s BEVAUSE 2 every. article we sell i ~ ‘Laos oF Tae At Soorrry. Go to Wood Sawing. . The Marysville Democrat goes for “. the tRmansogirt on account of the ar. tiole in relation to the resuscitation. of { bydrautic mining. But us we can not ee states ideas into the head of au Crank we wiil have to — dipeseaind : bavi ® ‘ton fet bim pass, bat at the same time suglarge Betta : gest that he go to sawing wood fora A fall Tine of Waterman's fonntata living instead of trying to edit « newspens at Vinton's. These pens need no paper. People suffer « great deal with sore : wee) Lost. feet daring the warm weather, Uno ie} Browa puppy, cockle-Spanie!, collar the best remedy. For sale by Vinton . bearing owner’s pame. Reward paid W. G. Richards commenced to-day . on retarn to thie office. a . moving into his new house on East . see eenmmemeeneeneeeceenen Broad street. He has now one of the mist convenient hb in town, J The Newade Ste Printing Boara. “Creat Oaks From has awarded the :contract. for farnishing paper to the 8: we for as scaing Little Acorns Grow.” two years, jointly to Mrs. John G. Fox and Prenk Golden. A single microbe contains Gen’ Joho F. Kidde? was so well ‘the germ of the most maligpleased with the music at the picnic ground yesterday that he gave he nant maladies. The blood is bend tess 210 wih which to bay nem the means by which microbes music. They aopreciute the gift . are sent on their deadly misChas. F. Lansin * ho wa ed ; Charge was dism'ssed and anot he: Cro. giant. ferred, that of senate abate ri 'erobe. ma theriate = ss th e false. pretenses, was taken back to Truckee yesterday by Constable 1. F. arch enemy of all germs of erat . whatever nature. Its small A dispatch from Salinas says: For] Grana Obanosllor of K. of P. the pres-. 20Ses master these microbes ent vice-Grand, Hon. Wm. T. Jeter of. by dissolving and passing them Senta Oruz has no opposition, und Grand Prelate Leonard 8. Calkins will off as bot of fal gpg be advanced ‘one step. Oalkins hopes to have the next grand sesuion held at female weakness all my life and suffered The stock of eosrphulee organized taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now under the Oalifornia laws may be a3Fa le —" Mrs. Gertie Landon, sessed at any time, by a vote of the di-. Rheumatism — “IH Phas attach of rectors, no matter what promises, verbal or oral, may have been made to pespamers I take yng apeeactrie the contrary. Certificates with the. 4% 7 soon canes me. a ) best rem words “hon-assessable printed thereon yd tchi g Ss h hones x i. W. are nevertheless assessable. Neuraigia cea sg ¥. Nightwatohman .Fowler and — ‘wife took ¢ Sarsaparill, for nevralgia and in less than one were. greatly alarmed yesterday, when ‘ i” Anni they lost their five-year-old son at the ore page ga ly M. picnic. The little fellow got tired and came home on an early train, while the distracted parent sesitts sted by a large] ° — searched the woods till a late our. It seems the little fellow sneaked off to the train and came ‘Ff home alone. us To Our Lady Friends In the Country. “Do you know THAT YOU CAN BUY f " At $1.50, $2, $2.50 and Upwards ? ,Why not send for two or more to select from with privilege ‘of returning if not satisfactory, after examination ? W. HL. CRAWFOR MAIN. STREET, NEVADA CITY. Spring and Summer. & TAILOR-MADE a & Can now be procured at Imes Clothing Emporium, Low prices and a perfect fit guaranteed, BUT FOR YEARS. WILL OUR GOLD-FILLED WATCH CASES WEAR. md our guarantee is good. We have Waltham and Elgin movements in all grades. toffit these. cases; “TAIT, Wikctsschere, Saceecsors to F.C. Luetje 9 ee WPhone W. 14 ; TRIMMED HATS. IG. J. BRAN Should be the Best the world®can furnish. Our stock of food products is an all round exhibition of CPrize Winners.) In Quality, Variety and Pleasaut Prices . We claim everything. Avoid cheap Gabined Goods, Poor Fruits and Vegetables, badly put up. Make good digestio wait on appétite, and Order, Your Groceries From ie I AE A AE AI 2 Cans Homiay for 25 Cents. Corn 10 Cents a Can. “BEEHIVE” 4. JAckson GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can 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. : Suits, , Bs $7. 00 and up. Pants, == — =~ 2.50 ast. WAXEL, The TAILOR MULLOY 9 TH GROCER. MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES Chip Beef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Se i nn 1M HKIK YOOOOIGKIOOIOIOK Latest in Spring and Summat Wear. SD -. . PECALE AND “>I CRASH SKRTS — ALSO TAILOR MADE BUS. .«. — 0 My Big. Window Display ROGER BROS. SPOONS =. & Sm KNIVES AND FORKS + FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE <<Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY,

e Waists. er than of them 1 waists can get ITTS . we have the lowthem. is grand pping in teen). 2% . by James Wales. epi won OF EL Dee SeoThomas Hammill. . Second prize, box of candy; won. by}. Mrs: B, Bincock. Running race for N. 8. G. W.—Firet by John O'Neill. Third prize, box oi ors wou by William oman: Youngest N. 8.G. W. (in years) in order—Prize, box French candy; won by. Fenton Fleming. ; Oldest N. 8.:G. W. (in years) in orGer. (unmarned)—Prize, marriage leenee; won by E. A. Tompkins. Bace for young gitle—First prize,} blood less.” . wideaptead see up of Sunday School men of . wide experience and they come offic_°, lilly ‘appointed . by the denominations! ‘water /they represent, ._E. 0. Excell, of Obi-. cago, who. is to lead the-singing at the. od en Jose convention bas a National ‘ uid will yoake the singtugat all of the. First the: ry meetings. one of the prominen* parts, t re es The other members: of the party. are iD. ene enor ine A ag mem. ber” of the Presbyterian Board of .Pab‘ . lication and Sunday School work; t . Rey, E. 8. Lewis of Colambus, Ohio, by Fred . one of the leading pastors of the Meth3; won. odist Episcopal denomination; Mr. ‘Taira wm. bottle . Robert '. Bonsall of Cincinnati, Obto, teacher of the Union Teachers Meet“race—First prize, moorings of Cincinnati for 20 yeais. San Jose is now actively preparing to reond ptize, bottle XXX brandy; wou by . ceive the great host of workers who are coming to hear these eminent men. Banning race for N. D. G. W.—Firat} There will be special rates on all railprize, parasol; won by Mrs. J. Angove, . roads, The party is} ; Dewey. bas decided to make a platforailees campaign for the nomination. prise, N.8.G. W. pin; won by Albert In other words, he will be satisfied to Orase. Second stand on any old thing if a chance for etam, BE. Dope; won the Presidency goes with it. : _-GBPTING 6 READY. “Pooding Abead of Hot Weather. “Not quite so much meat in springtime, use the cereals, as.they heat the Seasonable advice from dieo purse; won by Lalu Collins, -Sec-. 2 old practitioner. ond prige; sailor bat; won by Louise won by Esther Latta. box soda crackers; won by Lulu Ool-/. ® Second prize, pair vases; won by Kath Oollins, Toree-legged race—First prize, rag Willian Mitchell. William Griffiths. If one uses some care as to food, the. Lawrence. Third prize, bottle perfume; . Coming hot weather will be passed as comfortably as any season. In. fact, a Girls’ race, free for all—First prive,. Person possessed of @ perfectly balanced set of. nerves can be bappy and Sine. Second. prize, pair slippere; won. Comfortable under most uny condi% ' The truest food for building up the Girls’ race, 10 to 15 years—Firet prize, . Dervous system toa perfect condition 3 ; won. by Hether Latta. is Grepe Nate. The makers are skilled pe caning : in their art, and knowing that nature fills the brain and nerve centers with a soft gray matter which is used up more end necktie; won by Arthur Oliver and ; °F less each day and must be replaced, Second prize, Ane . (or nervous prostration sete in), and ake; won by Ernest Menhennett and . ®!80 knowing that this gray matter is made by the combination of albumen Largest family on groande--Pvkin: and phosphate of potash, they select fatty pounds of flour; won by. Dave. the parts of the field ber of . four-. tatn the needed material, manatactare. Morgan (nom obildren “if them into a delicious food, ready Poorest dancing couple, Jbox‘}soda . Cooked, predigested, and of a fascinat‘orackers; won. rll DOr. O. W. Jones and . ing flavor. Thomas Harry. won by Mrs. Gallagher. The use of Grape-Nute quickly Best davcing couple, Paris panel . Proves that it really does rebuild and photos; Kend strengthén the nervous system in a oo —_ = rege nee He ‘manner. Itis sold by all and is in d«ily use 1n huadreds a Best lady waltzer—First prize, dress; . of thousands of the best families in Second prize, . America. that conrates. that dnys: of the day. been decorated, Werry.: venient. to. lamp; won by Miss L. James. Best gentlemen waltzers—First prize, bat; won by Thomas Eddy. Second prize, lamp; won by P. Bachels. Oakewalk--Firat prize, $750 and eake; won by W. R. Dailey and Margaret Lewis. Seound prize, $250 and oake; won by Frank Sirard and Miss Collier. ‘Third prize, $3; won by Master W. Gallagher and cousin. fe Knew it Was a Lie. The Marysville Democrat says the Taawscarrr defends the hydrealic' miners right or wrong to earn the aeuel stipen?. Now, Thomas, did you “not know that you were lying when you wrote that sentence? If you did not, it shows your ignorance, and tbat EY fset = Lovers of Fine Soda.. Form a party that includes everybody. They have selected FOLEY’S as their campaign headquarters and will meet there daily until the end cf the season, Naturally, people. _ choose what they like best, and this reason able rule gives our soda the call. Pure and -cool as spring water and delicious as fruit. ' flavors can make it, this soda is the perfeoSewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very loweat Orders promptly attended “Acommittee of the G-A. B, W. R ' }0., and Company 0. wae appo:nted tnd . _ have erranged an Sent roan bs ‘Aina Wil, igs peal eluer ono las roi tod Na the Nevada “Hon. G. W, Arbuckle, one of the . mine in ta ‘most prominent G. A.B. men in the] », . State, will bethe orator of the day. . Mr. Arbuokle is am able and eloquent speaker, and the committee did well in securing him for this occasion. _ Dr. Woodmanasse of Grass ‘Valley will be President of the day.. Rev. J W. Phelps and Hev. J. Sims will be the chaplains of the day.. Mrs. Sadie Bennett will be the reader . There will bea literary and masical program in the grove opposite Pine Grove Cemetery, after the — have The musical program will be “under the direction of Prof. Davis and Jobn A fine choir hae beer secured for the, occasivn. : The procession will, in part, be as follows: Nevada City Brasé Band, Co. O., W. R. O.,G. A. R., Uniform Rank, K. of P., school children, and ‘it is hoped that other orguniz tions will participate. The committee extends B moat cor dial invitation to evéry organization in this city to take part in the exerclees of the day. It is hoped the invitation will be accepted, and notice of the same sent to Hon. J. M. Walling or P. F. Simonds, Esq. as soon as conThe ludies of W. R. C. and Company QO. will serve a lanch to the members of Chattanooga Post and Oo npany 0. upon their retarn to Odd Fellows Hall. Flowers Wanted. The ladies wantall the flowers that can be had in thie city and the surrounding country. Anyone having flowers . whioh they are willing to donate for the purpose of decorating the graves of the dear departed. ones ate kindly urged to. send them to Armory Hall on Tuesday or as early as convenieut on Wednesday morning. + m2i—Im. tion of summer drinks.you are unfitted to be the editor of mewspaper. Shame on you. aE anna ditches coaeneeeee We Are ia Favor of It. . flow, if hydraulic mining could be car. wied.op. unrestricted. The Marysville RIGHT Democrat wante the Transorirr to MY A few days ago the’ Taaxacairr went PRICES on toshow what grand resnits would ARE state if itis favor of that proposition.

‘Well, Thomas, we reply: “Yes, we are!” Are you satisfied now, if not propose i hi ROLL something els¢ as easy to answer. Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure. “AND JAVA, whole. roast poem cng Shon pound air tight WOLF Cash Grocer. Q Made from ‘selected Pork and in 150 cans. Just the thing ei and lunches, seas oreet a= CORNED TA eistheal Gdened Ham =o it and get a var tor table, Try acan. 15c. THE BEST scar ree nitite Sania amarante QUALITY IS THE : recommendation. ihe Bars . © CREAM CUSTARD A 15s package makes uart of delioloas anand. ae ong. ne onenine: Prepared in a VEAL LMF If you want to make a fine sandwich try Veal Loaf. 25c¢ per can Let us quote you prices on Groceries. Itisas WOLF, CASH GROCER, go's: Sprig ‘Mineral Vata, "he Cook's Springs are situated thirty miles wosttfrom Wil: The Cook’e Water is bottled absolutely pure mt ‘ without exposing the Weleee Ga the ntmongnaes: nad liams, Cotasa county. The water from these Spri recom” mended for D Billousness and vi atoeeeal Kiaher and Liver Trou Cannot exist in the eystem of those who use tis water.. drink served cold and for lemonade there SAREE THEE 9m SO eA thet cam solapane WIEN 6 1G A. B. WOLF, 1 em a ea NOT. : 3 these goods from us? FOR s BEVAUSE 2 every. article we sell i ~ ‘Laos oF Tae At Soorrry. Go to Wood Sawing. . The Marysville Democrat goes for “. the tRmansogirt on account of the ar. tiole in relation to the resuscitation. of { bydrautic mining. But us we can not ee states ideas into the head of au Crank we wiil have to — dipeseaind : bavi ® ‘ton fet bim pass, bat at the same time suglarge Betta : gest that he go to sawing wood fora A fall Tine of Waterman's fonntata living instead of trying to edit « newspens at Vinton's. These pens need no paper. People suffer « great deal with sore : wee) Lost. feet daring the warm weather, Uno ie} Browa puppy, cockle-Spanie!, collar the best remedy. For sale by Vinton . bearing owner’s pame. Reward paid W. G. Richards commenced to-day . on retarn to thie office. a . moving into his new house on East . see eenmmemeeneeneeeceenen Broad street. He has now one of the mist convenient hb in town, J The Newade Ste Printing Boara. “Creat Oaks From has awarded the :contract. for farnishing paper to the 8: we for as scaing Little Acorns Grow.” two years, jointly to Mrs. John G. Fox and Prenk Golden. A single microbe contains Gen’ Joho F. Kidde? was so well ‘the germ of the most maligpleased with the music at the picnic ground yesterday that he gave he nant maladies. The blood is bend tess 210 wih which to bay nem the means by which microbes music. They aopreciute the gift . are sent on their deadly misChas. F. Lansin * ho wa ed ; Charge was dism'ssed and anot he: Cro. giant. ferred, that of senate abate ri 'erobe. ma theriate = ss th e false. pretenses, was taken back to Truckee yesterday by Constable 1. F. arch enemy of all germs of erat . whatever nature. Its small A dispatch from Salinas says: For] Grana Obanosllor of K. of P. the pres-. 20Ses master these microbes ent vice-Grand, Hon. Wm. T. Jeter of. by dissolving and passing them Senta Oruz has no opposition, und Grand Prelate Leonard 8. Calkins will off as bot of fal gpg be advanced ‘one step. Oalkins hopes to have the next grand sesuion held at female weakness all my life and suffered The stock of eosrphulee organized taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now under the Oalifornia laws may be a3Fa le —" Mrs. Gertie Landon, sessed at any time, by a vote of the di-. Rheumatism — “IH Phas attach of rectors, no matter what promises, verbal or oral, may have been made to pespamers I take yng apeeactrie the contrary. Certificates with the. 4% 7 soon canes me. a ) best rem words “hon-assessable printed thereon yd tchi g Ss h hones x i. W. are nevertheless assessable. Neuraigia cea sg ¥. Nightwatohman .Fowler and — ‘wife took ¢ Sarsaparill, for nevralgia and in less than one were. greatly alarmed yesterday, when ‘ i” Anni they lost their five-year-old son at the ore page ga ly M. picnic. The little fellow got tired and came home on an early train, while the distracted parent sesitts sted by a large] ° — searched the woods till a late our. It seems the little fellow sneaked off to the train and came ‘Ff home alone. us To Our Lady Friends In the Country. “Do you know THAT YOU CAN BUY f " At $1.50, $2, $2.50 and Upwards ? ,Why not send for two or more to select from with privilege ‘of returning if not satisfactory, after examination ? W. HL. CRAWFOR MAIN. STREET, NEVADA CITY. Spring and Summer.. & TAILOR-MADE a & Can now be procured at Imes Clothing Emporium, Low prices and a perfect fit guaranteed, BUT FOR YEARS. WILL OUR GOLD-FILLED WATCH CASES WEAR. md our guarantee is good. We have Waltham and Elgin movements in all grades. toffit these. cases; “TAIT, Wikctsschere, Saceecsors to F.C. Luetje 9 ee WPhone W. 14 ; TRIMMED HATS. IG. J. BRAN Should be the Best the world®can furnish. Our stock of food products is an all round exhibition of CPrize Winners..) In Quality, Variety and Pleasaut Prices . We claim everything. Avoid cheap Gabined Goods, Poor Fruits and Vegetables, badly put up. Make good digestio wait on appétite, and Order, Your Groceries From ie I AE A AE AI 2 Cans Homiay for 25 Cents. Corn 10 Cents a Can. “BEEHIVE” 4. JAckson GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION We have the finest display of Goods seen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can 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. : Suits, , Bs $7. 00 and up. Pants, == — =~ 2.50 ast. WAXEL, The TAILOR MULLOY 9 TH GROCER. MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES Chip Beef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Se i nn 1M HKIK YOOOOIGKIOOIOIOK Latest in Spring and Summat Wear. SD -. . PECALE AND “>I CRASH SKRTS — ALSO TAILOR MADE BUS.. .«. — 0 My Big. Window Display ROGER BROS. SPOONS =. & Sm KNIVES AND FORKS + FLAT WARE FOR TABLE USE <<Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY,