May 4, 1901 (4 pages)

long Sleeves is., 10 VEAR., all sizes g 1 Black aff hese lines R & ERY da City, . { . ELEPHONE NUPIBER 501 r pound . LBY. ey A Sood . las Son SATURDAY, ..000,.May 4, 1901 Majority. e Nicolas Weber, one settlers of Nevada City, _ Personal Paragraphs, G.G Raneer is here from Graniteville. G. P. Smythis down from Graniteville. E. Samuel is here from San Francisco. 5 is J. P. Good is here from St. Louis on a visit. i J. Holmes retarned this morning to Oakland. W. F. Sullivan left this morning for Marysville, E. Hocking will leave Monday for San Francisco. ’ J. O'Donnell and J. Walsh are here from Graniteville, man hydra alic mi N. E. Dawson is here from Soranton, his varitine bie Hews aera wie Pa., ona business trip. liam Qolley and L. ‘Hirschman. In M. Ocugblan and son were here yes-. 1986 he took up his residence in thie stag ~ sore Hill, city and bas remained here ever since. G. H. McLaughlin of Sacramento He leaves a widow, two sons and two came in on last\evening’s train, daughters, Obris Weber, Nicholas J: Geo. A. Nihell left this morning for Weber, Mrs. August H. Bapp and Mrs. San Francisco on a business trip, A. Hartang being children of the én: J. Landrigan came down from North! ceased, He also leaves a brother and Bloomfield yesterday on a short visit. sister, who reside in Germany. The W. Davis came down from Forest . deceased was aged 68 years, 10 months City yesterday and returned this morn. and 1 day, having been born in Loring. raine, Franve, on July 2d, 1882, Mrs. Henry Faller will leave Monday Me. Websr' wes 8 ade good imfor a visit to friends at San Jose and pulses, a kind and loving husband and San Francisco, ' . a fond and indulgent parent. P. H, Beinstein and A. W. Brown of Ela er ber of the Ma San Francisco arrived here on last tratueaity wih. bi "Goliianed ae evening’s train. E. W. Frost of Graniteville, who has ir _ ei <cs ee an been here spending a few days, returnihe auspices of Nevada Lodge No 0 9 * ° ed home this morning. Pal Mrs. B. Lutz returned last evening ego tai Cees eae from Stockton, where she attended the funeral of her nephew. : : oor 7 George Keller came down from the Went to Co!gate. Plumbago mine yesterday on his way to Sacramento to attend the street carnival. J.B. Lippincott, of Los Angeles, H. J. H. Helwig of North Bloomfield Newell, of Washington, D. O.and Robwas in this city yesterday and left this . M°F. Doble of San Francisco arrived morning for a business trip to San here last night and left this morning Francisco. ‘ by private conveyance for Oolgute, Mrs. Wm. Giffin, who has been to Yuba county. They are interested in culosis, he was engaged in the grocery business, In 1854 he arrived in thig State and located at Pine Grove, Sierra county, where he followed mining. In 1861 he arrived in this township and shortly afterward was married to Anna Antvaut, making their home at Indian Flat until 1896, where he followed farming and mining. He ‘wae one of CO. . Violas Weber Joins the Sitont. Mts Gieaned Fro of the early died last night about Tl o’clock at his home on the corner of Obarch and Ooyote streets. The fatal disease was tuberMr. Weber came to New York in 1850 and remained there until 1858. From there he went to New Orleans, where the former owners of the Hirsch-} te BR . a . Coffees : DrinicersColfax Jiems. m the’ Sentingl of of the hill tothe slideabovethe mouth. of the tannel to take lumber down to place the dump house in readiness’ to wash the gravel at the Eureka mine at Colfax. at : The Pioneer-Lynn Mining Company at Towles is preparing to add additional stamps to their mill. The laundry near the depot at Dutch . * Flat, owned by W. and P. Nicholls and . occupied by Sue Sing, went up in ; \ smoke last Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock. The fire started in the drying room and was well under way be~ fore noticed. ;’ Amos Stevens has concluded the work of taking the school census and reports 203 children. Of this number hitecap s at adera, 160 are entitled to draw school money: This will give one additional teacher in. _®#8%°, May 8—Avccording tos spe~ Colfax District. This is a gain of 10] “ll. to the Demoorat from Madera, a over last year, gang of whitecaps called last night about 8 o’clock at the home of William Sellers in the lumber regions at Bates Station, twenty miles above. Madera, Ped canrgeaie a onppyone Sun-/in the mountains. When Sellers apay ool last night called upon Suaperintendent Jobn Pitkinghorn at his ROMEO GEARS BENE, EN le: ENP home on Pine street last night and ten. Pistol was thrust intohis face and dered him a surprise party. A most. then the gang seized him and unenjoyable time was had by all present,. mercifully beat him with whips. The laddicen ae a eae fic do aera son also was seized and whipped and ulged in. tr. Polkinghorn 8 been Superintendent of the Sunday Se, 8. See COPE. Scand ey Hees Schoo! for a number of years and. lifted from the ground several times. he .was prdsented witha guitable Having appeased their wrath and satgift Inst night in recognition of the. ‘sed their revenge, the gang left the great interest he has taken in the. %e0eSellers recognized all in the echool, gang and was in Madera today swearE ing to complaints for the arrests of the participants in the outrage. The reason why Sellers and his son were picked out for this inhuman treatment was a suspicion that they gave information concerning the subject of the illegal cutting of timber on Government lands in the mountains. The whip tongues used were chapparal twigs. Woodmen of the World, PHONE, MAIN 551. A Surprise Party. Presented With a Jewel. Tne local lodge of Eiks met last evening and Hon. E. M. Preston, the Exalted Ruler of the lodge here, was presented with a handsome emblem of the order in token of the high esteem in which he is beld by the members. D. E. Morgan made.a neat speech and presented the emblem to Mr. Preston, who feelingly responded. Jesse Moore is used at all the prin-. You-are requested to meet at the San Francisco:on a visit for the past the Eay Counties Power Oompeny and month, returned home on last evengo there to inspect the worke. ing’s train. © Misses Georgie English and Mamie Ooughlan of Columbia Hill are visiting this city. They are the guests of Mrs. J. @. O'Neill. H. 8: Riddle, Mrs, H. 8. Riddle and Miss Sola. Riddle arrived here last evening from Pasadena and left this morning for Forest City. Attorney Fred Searls has returned from San Francisco, where he has been in atttendance upon the United TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Listen to This Tea Bargains 3 lbs. One Dollar Tea for..: a) HS she BN $2.25 cipal Hospitals in the United States, . 'Psthian Castle on' Sunday, May 5th, at Why is it. ¢ 1:30 p. m., to attend the anveiling of the monument of J. W. Lufkin. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. . N. W. Lewis, C. C. E. A. Moors, Clerk. m2 2t AAPA ENCO) 8. 4 Bruit Cereal Prune Coffee COR-FARIN . qe (wiietalgeeas esas : : : POST M . CER BAL, hes GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. ——————————X£X_—— An. Oakland Fight. OaxkLanp, May 8—Bernard McManus and T, W. Gartner, the proprietors of the large planing mills at Fourth and Clay streets, engaged in a flerce fight at the mill this morning in which a number of employes took part. .The trouble arose over McManus ordering Gartner’s boy to quit the shop. Words were followed by blows. Gartner hit McManus on the head six times with a bammer. Then the latter’s bcy rushed in and broke Gartner’s nose and juw. Several employes then jumped into the fight. When it was all over, the proprietors of the mill were carted to the Receiving Hospital for repaira. Gartner and young McManus have both been arrested for assault. ec Nephew Bill and Uncle Ned cortinue to be as thick as possible—but just the same, Germany wants that five millions of Transvaal damages and England doesn’t want to pay. As’a tonic, nothing in tho world beats Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey: — 0 eine The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. «ft + SEVERAL TIMES +2 We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary They are well known for their good works, well regoe vee ephacr mining so be eg 8 lbs. 80 ct. Tea for... Sete Ree canis ch 1.90 Br itive pantie tall Gan ob the ate B Ibe. 20 et., Pea: for sc. csvcceoseissecesesibessontstseseess 1.75 clocks. T édduaye. ior“ the plaintiff, Ee will re@ M60 Ob; Tea fOr ie is issesssanacecstssctsccsbiomcadeas 1.50 ulated habits and handsome appearance. tarn Monday. Otb8: BO Gt, Tee FOR i descidlaitieeswaseecu }. 1.25 Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the ooe 3 lbs. 40 ct. Tea for..... Fricgatieaheieeiexeine 1.00 prices range to $25. Sacksonville Fire, Sig BB eb. LOG: FOr, .scccsiceceonseseooscneegsasesoessnaaon .20 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS A. & H. W. Atuanta, Ga., May 8—At 38:15 p. m. the chief .operatcr of the Western Union at Jacksonville wired here as . D log.-40 et: Coffee £08) oi eciekevssesnecscvsceies $1.00 follows: “The terrible fire is still raging. We have no operators now.” S Ube. SB ob, Comee 10F i csjessccsscacicasssacccsecens . 85 Further efforts to communicate with 3 Ibe 80 ct. Cuffee for ...0.ccccces tbcdilans 75 Jacksonville were without result. 3 Ths. 25 ct. Coffee fOr 2.cccscarsinainsooonssnsace . 60 New York, May 3—The Western 8 Iba. QO et, Cothee £08 ciccciccsosccaccoseesjecoscess 50 . Union here reported at 4:15 p. m. that ieee ae eine foe. ee ‘85 they were still in communication with Jacksonville, but that business PURE AND Coffee Bargains Broad Street, above Pine .. HARTUNG, . f‘atchmakers ssscceessceessae NOVadA City ,Cal DELICIOUS toand from that place was moving slowly on account of the fire. ATLANTA, May 8—The Southern Bell Telephone Company advise the Asso3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice..,.. 35 ciated Prege’that, 61) communication 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... .60 with Jacksonville was lost at 4:30 p.m. When -thedast’tuietin “case—trott : ct. pee Mush “i odadesetivenpsuapiassacams oe Jacksonville, that office informed At-. 3 ct. bottles xtracts OD eiscccscectessesdvass 0" lanta that the fire was already in 3° 25 ct. cans Baking Powde.....000+ .60 Spice Bargains the block and coming toward the telephone offige. The officials here believe that their building has been destroyed.’ The Bell Company had just completed its new building in Jacksonville and the equipment thrvughout was new. The switchboard alone was valued at $30,000. ; Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. LhiSTHN Price Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever of Every Gescription. China, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishes TO THITs s Cut SNELL © FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Stylish Parasols” and Umbrellas What we are showing in our PARASOL and UMBRELLA ‘Department Are the styles which will be popular this season. The Parasols are the daintiest things iMaginable. Every shade of silk has been used. Some ‘plain; somie neatly figured. Some of: the sun shades ure hemmed with shirred ribbon in bowCS _ knot pattern. Many are offered at less than fair , prices. . ““WHAT FLAVOR brought into this market. If you want ® nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market, al3 Great American I , Pine St., mero Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains mporting Tea Co. 7c Peruvian Bark'and Port wine mixed in right proportions is a good thing for malaria. , Vinton sells a large bottle for 60 cents. tf : e EXTRA LOT NEW wi «eo Teas, Coffees, Spices. ic ci masonic Nevada City é\ be D PREMIUMS FREB . ig TH aan nh Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitanal disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken ‘internally, aud acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a Quack medicine. It was prescribed by One of the best physicians in thie country for years, and is a regular pre Scription. It is,composed of one of the best tonics known, combined witb the best blood ‘purifiers, acting di,tectly on the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two inredients is what produces such wonderful resaits in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. ,¥. J. OHENEY & ©O., Props Feleaey oO. old by druggists, price 750. ~“ Hali’s'Family Pills are the best. Pointers About Coffee. DO YOU WANT” Ie the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA These hot days. Of course there is Ice Cream and: Ice Cream, but you're always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them to all lovers of this refreshing and stimula: ting beverage. They pcessess strength, also. . This insures economy. Being absolutely free from adulteration they are the 5” best for both weak and strong. e SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. Ladies ;. MEANS and give her your order. If you want to look your prettiest go to her It isa Known Fact, Ghat ‘MISS HOEFT’S HATS THE MOST STYLISH. = , BROAD: STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL “NORRIS & ROWE’S BG TRAINED ANIMAL SI AT NEVADA CITY, Moncasz, MaszSth. SHOWS 2 AND 8 P. M. BV anil 300 PERFORMING ANISMALS ames PLAcEs . Rants, cea se Conte Diamonds, Silverware, Ebony Brushes engrav —AT— C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. T SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can Jackson sDeehive Gircery A Large Shell Given With Each Can. . Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) ' Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale * Burneils Ale & Porter ISO AR IY?’ss WhoOlesale : and: Retail : Liquor : Dealers. STRONG SHOES i sonaae OF T0s57s. ey We my bys i meosees ay: Sah rsfee RIP” mets ti SHOES FOR BOYS ey are jus Ey ® name implies—a shoe that WL Nort é 1.75: TO $3, according to size. Alsoan ' nee ee. Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oalf. Price from $2 50 up. _ BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. _ ‘ ae , vet, wyuomepiod: wasted ee

long Sleeves is., 10 VEAR., all sizes g 1 Black aff hese lines R & ERY da City, . { . ELEPHONE NUPIBER 501 r pound . LBY. ey A Sood . las Son SATURDAY, ....000,.May 4, 1901 Majority. e Nicolas Weber, one settlers of Nevada City, _ Personal Paragraphs, G.G Raneer is here from Graniteville. G. P. Smythis down from Graniteville. E. Samuel is here from San Francisco. 5 is J. P. Good is here from St. Louis on a visit. i J. Holmes retarned this morning to Oakland. W. F. Sullivan left this morning for Marysville, E. Hocking will leave Monday for San Francisco. ’ J. O'Donnell and J. Walsh are here from Graniteville, man hydra alic mi N. E. Dawson is here from Soranton, his varitine bie Hews aera wie Pa., ona business trip. liam Qolley and L. ‘Hirschman. In M. Ocugblan and son were here yes-. 1986 he took up his residence in thie stag ~ sore Hill, city and bas remained here ever since. G. H. McLaughlin of Sacramento He leaves a widow, two sons and two came in on last\evening’s train, daughters, Obris Weber, Nicholas J: Geo. A. Nihell left this morning for Weber, Mrs. August H. Bapp and Mrs. San Francisco on a business trip, A. Hartang being children of the én: J. Landrigan came down from North! ceased, He also leaves a brother and Bloomfield yesterday on a short visit. sister, who reside in Germany. The W. Davis came down from Forest . deceased was aged 68 years, 10 months City yesterday and returned this morn. and 1 day, having been born in Loring. raine, Franve, on July 2d, 1882, Mrs. Henry Faller will leave Monday Me. Websr' wes 8 ade good imfor a visit to friends at San Jose and pulses, a kind and loving husband and San Francisco, ' . a fond and indulgent parent. P. H, Beinstein and A. W. Brown of Ela er ber of the Ma San Francisco arrived here on last tratueaity wih. bi "Goliianed ae evening’s train. E. W. Frost of Graniteville, who has ir _ ei <cs ee an been here spending a few days, returnihe auspices of Nevada Lodge No 0 9 * ° ed home this morning. Pal Mrs. B. Lutz returned last evening ego tai Cees eae from Stockton, where she attended the funeral of her nephew. : : oor 7 George Keller came down from the Went to Co!gate. Plumbago mine yesterday on his way to Sacramento to attend the street carnival. J.B. Lippincott, of Los Angeles, H. J. H. Helwig of North Bloomfield Newell, of Washington, D. O.and Robwas in this city yesterday and left this . M°F. Doble of San Francisco arrived morning for a business trip to San here last night and left this morning Francisco. ‘ by private conveyance for Oolgute, Mrs. Wm. Giffin, who has been to Yuba county. They are interested in culosis, he was engaged in the grocery business, In 1854 he arrived in thig State and located at Pine Grove, Sierra county, where he followed mining. In 1861 he arrived in this township and shortly afterward was married to Anna Antvaut, making their home at Indian Flat until 1896, where he followed farming and mining. He ‘wae one of CO. . Violas Weber Joins the Sitont. Mts Gieaned Fro of the early died last night about Tl o’clock at his home on the corner of Obarch and Ooyote streets. The fatal disease was tuberMr. Weber came to New York in 1850 and remained there until 1858. From there he went to New Orleans, where the former owners of the Hirsch-} te BR . a . Coffees : DrinicersColfax Jiems. m the’ Sentingl of of the hill tothe slideabovethe mouth. of the tannel to take lumber down to place the dump house in readiness’ to wash the gravel at the Eureka mine at Colfax. at : The Pioneer-Lynn Mining Company at Towles is preparing to add additional stamps to their mill. The laundry near the depot at Dutch . * Flat, owned by W. and P. Nicholls and . occupied by Sue Sing, went up in ; \ smoke last Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock. The fire started in the drying room and was well under way be~ fore noticed. ;’ Amos Stevens has concluded the work of taking the school census and reports 203 children. Of this number hitecap s at adera, 160 are entitled to draw school money: This will give one additional teacher in. _®#8%°, May 8—Avccording tos spe~ Colfax District. This is a gain of 10] “ll. to the Demoorat from Madera, a over last year, gang of whitecaps called last night about 8 o’clock at the home of William Sellers in the lumber regions at Bates Station, twenty miles above. Madera, Ped canrgeaie a onppyone Sun-/in the mountains. When Sellers apay ool last night called upon Suaperintendent Jobn Pitkinghorn at his ROMEO GEARS BENE, EN le: ENP home on Pine street last night and ten. Pistol was thrust intohis face and dered him a surprise party. A most. then the gang seized him and unenjoyable time was had by all present,. mercifully beat him with whips. The laddicen ae a eae fic do aera son also was seized and whipped and ulged in. tr. Polkinghorn 8 been Superintendent of the Sunday Se, 8. See COPE. Scand ey Hees Schoo! for a number of years and. lifted from the ground several times. he .was prdsented witha guitable Having appeased their wrath and satgift Inst night in recognition of the. ‘sed their revenge, the gang left the great interest he has taken in the. %e0eSellers recognized all in the echool, gang and was in Madera today swearE ing to complaints for the arrests of the participants in the outrage. The reason why Sellers and his son were picked out for this inhuman treatment was a suspicion that they gave information concerning the subject of the illegal cutting of timber on Government lands in the mountains. The whip tongues used were chapparal twigs. Woodmen of the World, PHONE, MAIN 551. A Surprise Party. Presented With a Jewel. Tne local lodge of Eiks met last evening and Hon. E. M. Preston, the Exalted Ruler of the lodge here, was presented with a handsome emblem of the order in token of the high esteem in which he is beld by the members. D. E. Morgan made.a neat speech and presented the emblem to Mr. Preston, who feelingly responded. Jesse Moore is used at all the prin-. You-are requested to meet at the San Francisco:on a visit for the past the Eay Counties Power Oompeny and month, returned home on last evengo there to inspect the worke. ing’s train. © Misses Georgie English and Mamie Ooughlan of Columbia Hill are visiting this city. They are the guests of Mrs. J. @. O'Neill. H. 8: Riddle, Mrs, H. 8. Riddle and Miss Sola. Riddle arrived here last evening from Pasadena and left this morning for Forest City. Attorney Fred Searls has returned from San Francisco, where he has been in atttendance upon the United TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Listen to This Tea Bargains 3 lbs. One Dollar Tea for....: a) HS she BN $2.25 cipal Hospitals in the United States, . 'Psthian Castle on' Sunday, May 5th, at Why is it. ¢ 1:30 p. m., to attend the anveiling of the monument of J. W. Lufkin. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. . N. W. Lewis, C. C. E. A. Moors, Clerk. m2 2t AAPA ENCO) 8. 4 Bruit Cereal Prune Coffee COR-FARIN . qe (wiietalgeeas esas : : : POST M . CER BAL, hes GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. ——————————X£X_—— An. Oakland Fight. OaxkLanp, May 8—Bernard McManus and T, W. Gartner, the proprietors of the large planing mills at Fourth and Clay streets, engaged in a flerce fight at the mill this morning in which a number of employes took part. .The trouble arose over McManus ordering Gartner’s boy to quit the shop. Words were followed by blows. Gartner hit McManus on the head six times with a bammer. Then the latter’s bcy rushed in and broke Gartner’s nose and juw. Several employes then jumped into the fight. When it was all over, the proprietors of the mill were carted to the Receiving Hospital for repaira. Gartner and young McManus have both been arrested for assault. ec Nephew Bill and Uncle Ned cortinue to be as thick as possible—but just the same, Germany wants that five millions of Transvaal damages and England doesn’t want to pay. As’a tonic, nothing in tho world beats Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey: —

0 eine The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. «ft + SEVERAL TIMES +2 We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary They are well known for their good works, well regoe vee ephacr mining so be eg 8 lbs. 80 ct. Tea for...... Sete Ree canis ch 1.90 Br itive pantie tall Gan ob the ate B Ibe. 20 et., Pea: for sc. csvcceoseissecesesibessontstseseess 1.75 clocks. T édduaye. ior“ the plaintiff, Ee will re@ M60 Ob; Tea fOr ie is issesssanacecstssctsccsbiomcadeas 1.50 ulated habits and handsome appearance. tarn Monday. Otb8: BO Gt, Tee FOR i descidlaitieeswaseecu }. 1.25 Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the ooe 3 lbs. 40 ct. Tea for......... Fricgatieaheieeiexeine 1.00 prices range to $25. Sacksonville Fire, Sig BB eb. LOG: FOr, .scccsiceceonseseooscneegsasesoessnaaon .20 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS A. & H. W. Atuanta, Ga., May 8—At 38:15 p. m. the chief .operatcr of the Western Union at Jacksonville wired here as . D log.-40 et: Coffee £08) oi eciekevssesnecscvsceies $1.00 follows: “The terrible fire is still raging. We have no operators now.” S Ube. SB ob, Comee 10F i csjessccsscacicasssacccsecens . 85 Further efforts to communicate with 3 Ibe 80 ct. Cuffee for .....0.ccccces tbcdilans 75 Jacksonville were without result. 3 Ths. 25 ct. Coffee fOr 2..cccscarsinainsooonssnsace . 60 New York, May 3—The Western 8 Iba. QO et, Cothee £08 ciccciccsosccaccoseesjecoscess 50 . Union here reported at 4:15 p. m. that ieee ae eine foe. ee ‘85 they were still in communication with Jacksonville, but that business PURE AND Coffee Bargains Broad Street, above Pine ... HARTUNG, . f‘atchmakers ssscceessceessae NOVadA City ,Cal DELICIOUS toand from that place was moving slowly on account of the fire. ATLANTA, May 8—The Southern Bell Telephone Company advise the Asso3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....,... 35 ciated Prege’that, 61) communication 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... .60 with Jacksonville was lost at 4:30 p.m. When -thedast’tuietin “case—trott : ct. pee Mush “i odadesetivenpsuapiassacams oe Jacksonville, that office informed At-. 3 ct. bottles xtracts OD eiscccscectessesdvass 0" lanta that the fire was already in 3° 25 ct. cans Baking Powde.........000+ .60 Spice Bargains the block and coming toward the telephone offige. The officials here believe that their building has been destroyed.’ The Bell Company had just completed its new building in Jacksonville and the equipment thrvughout was new. The switchboard alone was valued at $30,000. ; Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. LhiSTHN Price Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever of Every Gescription. China, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishes TO THITs s Cut SNELL © FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Stylish Parasols” and Umbrellas What we are showing in our PARASOL and UMBRELLA ‘Department Are the styles which will be popular this season. The Parasols are the daintiest things iMaginable. Every shade of silk has been used. Some ‘plain; somie neatly figured. Some of: the sun shades ure hemmed with shirred ribbon in bowCS _ knot pattern. Many are offered at less than fair , prices. . ““WHAT FLAVOR brought into this market. If you want ® nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market, al3 Great American I , Pine St., mero Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains mporting Tea Co. 7c Peruvian Bark'and Port wine mixed in right proportions is a good thing for malaria. , Vinton sells a large bottle for 60 cents. tf : e EXTRA LOT NEW wi «eo Teas, Coffees, Spices. ic ci masonic Nevada City é\ be D PREMIUMS FREB . ig TH aan nh Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitanal disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken ‘internally, aud acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a Quack medicine. It was prescribed by One of the best physicians in thie country for years, and is a regular pre Scription. It is,composed of one of the best tonics known, combined witb the best blood ‘purifiers, acting di,tectly on the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two inredients is what produces such wonderful resaits in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. ,¥. J. OHENEY & ©O., Props Feleaey oO. old by druggists, price 750. ~“ Hali’s'Family Pills are the best. Pointers About Coffee. DO YOU WANT” Ie the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA These hot days. Of course there is Ice Cream and: Ice Cream, but you're always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them to all lovers of this refreshing and stimula: ting beverage. They pcessess strength, also. . This insures economy. 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