November 14, 1903 (4 pages)

P, BROWN, ‘Proper TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ae 96 Por Year . By Carrier, x 12 t-2c Por Week. oe ; Scape i cca agree City Y. SUCH e er ee weed e ee eee ees sibsccsvesvcesccees NeVOmber 14, 1903 T some of the interior papers are applauding San ~ Francisco’s recently adopted determination to advertise itself is a’ good sign. Too much hostility toward: the big city has existed in the country, a hostility that ~ has often ‘manifested itself during the legislative session. The motto of the United States is a pretty good one and applies to a single State as well as to a collection. “E Pluribus Unnm” should be the motto of California in addition to its own special one, “Eureka.” In fact the two make a powerful combination. If both are lived up to, the future Erne ity of the State is assured. The people must pull together if they would iiceuad: The prosperity of one part of the State affects all other parts. It is foolish for the north to be jealous of the south, for the country to feel hostile toward the city. The southern part of the State has prospered and has deserved to prosper, and the whole State has profited by the enterprise and public spirit displayed by the far-sighted, long-headed men of Los Angelés. ‘The State cannot grow in population and wealth without San Francisco feeling the effect, nor can San Francisco grow without benefiting the State. All these things are so dependent on each other that no one locality could monopolize prosperity if it would. The interior papers are right in applauding San Francisco’s display of enterprise. Every advertisement issued . from San Francisco, every description of its climate, of its commercial and manufacturing advantages, is of necessity a direct advertisement of the entire State, of which the State is getting the benefit. 447464964 CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS IT. HE present session of Congress was called to consider and act on the Cuban reciprocity treaty, but it has already kicked over the traces and begun to handle other business. Jn his message the President asks that the Cuban treaty be proniptly ratified, but since the call for the séssion. was issued, perhaps even since his message was written, the Panama complications have arisen. Had they come a few months earlier they might have been included as part of the special busitess of Congress, but whether actually included in the call or not, they will certainly receive a large, if not the main part of the attention of the national law makers, The Cuban treaty may or may not be acted upon, but Panama will be disoussed until it is threadbare, even if no definite action be taken. It is a subject that will not down. When the last Senate ratified the Panama canal treaty it was believed that the measure would require no further congtessional action. The failure of Colombia to do its share of the ratifying proved this expectation to be unwarranted, and undid the work that the President and the Senate had believed finished. Even had the Panama revolution not occurred the treaty would have required amendment and a new ratification. The revolution has put an entirely new aspect on the whole affair; has eliminated Colombia from the question and introduced a new and more friendly state; has caused the United States to depart from its time-honored conservatism in dealing with the troubles of its neighbors and induced it to assume an attitude of almost startling aggressiveness. With all this tempting material in full view, the Congressmen would be more than human if they eontented themselves with a dry discussion of the tariff on Cuban tobacco or sugar. Editorial Notes. War romors have been good news, bad prophecy. 8 } tS bave more fan at the National Conventions than at the Presidential elections. The citizens of the District can’t vote and the Democrats can’t elect. Mr, Bryan bas given us an example of how to become rich without being a plutocrat. Oharge $800 for drawing up a will which bequeaths you $50,000, When Bryan goes to Europe he will. be impretsed with the oid German proverb: Speech is silver, silence is gold.Dowie says he loves New ‘Yorkers, but hates those of them who read the newspapers, William Marconi has gone to Bome to erect a very powerfal wireless telegraph station for the purpose of establishing communication between Italy and Argentine republic, The editor of the Paris Aurore has written a book-on America. He saye: “Orime is more audacious and more To Dowie the only good in the pm ter is the pearl, Neither Gorman nor Hearst ever talk about their candidate for President. The other prophets have not decided whether Dowie will end his days in jail‘or a lunatic asylum. Democrats may well be offended at Seoretary Shaw's assertion that Bryan fe otill head of the party. This is an age of combination. Carrie Nation at Devery have joined tonece in New York. now explain that they . thelr freckles fom the sun many men at car barns. teams must keep off the block kéep the crowds moving. Cars are-running today under police protection. All Large numbers of police are also stationed on onery block tof Carcaco, Nov. 14—The Stree Ratheey: officials: are making every effort to keep the lines OREN. Hig te Big orders for coal were received today. in anticipation vat teamsters’ strike, Preparations have = made to . upon which cars are passing. ss THE REDON K( )' q 4 yf isthmus by land. WasuHINncTon, Nov. 14—-The State Department has heard nothing as to the reported march of the Columbian army upon the isthmus. The report is discredited, as the geographical conditions prevent any army from reaching the FIVE SHMIDS . from Astoria. Port ELizabeTH, Cape Colony, November 14.—During a terrific storm last night five ships were blown ashore and wrecked. Included among them was sas Arranmoro, hailing "Personal Noles. H. ©. Morri!l is here from San Francisco. M.F. Oraftis over from North San Juan. Andy. Hampel is up from Sacra mento. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leiter have returned from San Francisco. B, Hamlin is here from Sierra ValThe employes at the Sierra Queen and Oustomah mines were paid off today. Dr. Carl Lebners is baving offices fitted up in the second story of the Council Chambers building, on the corner os Broad and Pine streets. The Horse In Mythology. The Grecians placed in the sun the god of their wisdom and intelligence and gave him a chariot and four fiery horsesthe chariot to symbolize doctrine and the horses intelligences, So with their god of the sea. Neptune was drawn in his sea chariot by horses the sea to symbolize all scientific knowledge in general, the chariot. to symbolize doctrine or science and the horses intelligences. They mytholog{cally described the birth of the sciences hy the flying horse Pegasus, which with its hoofs burst open a fountain out of the hard rock at the moment of his rising from earth to heaven, at which fountain were seven virgins who were the seven sciences. The flying horse symbolizes an intelligence directed heavenward; the hard rock represents hard matter of fact or sensual knowledge; the fountain springing therefrom represents pure truth, where the virgin sciences delight to fiwell. : Seaweeds. “There is much that is wonderful to be told about seaweeds,” said a naturalist. “Some of them are glanis in size. One species, common in the North sea, frequently grows to the length of thirty or forty feet, developing in the’shape of a long cord about the size of a quill, attached at one end to the bottom and the rest supported by the water. This is nothing, however, to the prodigious macrocystis, which attains 1,500 feet in length. Another variety found in the tropics reaches a length of twenty-five or thirty feet, with a trunk as thick es a man's thigh.” ; Probably bate St, Jouns, N, F. Heveeten 18,—The mail steamer which has just returned here from Labrador brings no news of the expedition to explore the interior ot \Bebrador, ‘headed . by Leonidas Hubbard Jr. of New York, assistant editor of Outing. All the sailore believe the party perished. A tribe of Montegnis Indians, which hae been ed coast and say. they saw nothing of the Hubbard expedition, although the Iudians went 150 miles inland. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIkDRDEN Adams’ Irish. Moss Cough Balsam, For ‘Group and “Tofantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drogs. 25c,50c. Druggiets. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Teo Kind You _<o For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. ine dwelling, barn and. other outhouses. For sale at a bargain. Enquire of Brown & Moraan. tf Property for Sale. . The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for ‘BROWN & MORGAN. California . " Qhampagnole-—red and’ Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tt ‘In Gaitle dan bb Sh bakes, CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, Rms gh gg the most successful, easiest and low : tions to Steward Stern to prepare a : prlotors, with the assistance of Olerke sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of . white—a beverage strictly pure, re} = freshing and delicious, made from: “ance Tong. * _ . tonight will be a vgs enjoyable affair. ". The weather will not interfere with the attendance. In fact, a few hours ‘schedule time. ean be bighly enjoyed at tonight’s the Bast are re-) oo ity no-matter how much it rains. ~ Phe big hall will be comfortable and the music’ by Wild’s orchestra the yery latest that tsout. Go and take in the fan. “Winter schedule The Wowsleritis Stage Company will éommence its winter schedule next Monday morning. States will leave ‘this city at seven o’clock and run to Camptonville, “Where passengers will remain over night. The following day Downieville and. Sierra Oity will be reached.“at Hotel ‘Antlers. ‘You aon not forget that Messrs. Leiter & Daniap have given instrucThi ving dinner for the patrons of Hotel Antlers that will farexcel any dinner ever served in this city. The ‘menu will be: ‘unique ‘and there will be an” abundance for all, The dining room will be Opened at an early hour to enable the many fo take their meals —in comfort and ease, A fall and [ample © complement of active young waitresses will be at: all” patts of the house to serve the ‘guest, while the pro 2Oo> Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It?s shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off ork and Walling,will give their close pes + ~ ae! gina of all. Evrag it p to the standard Hotel Antlers is noted for, Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very be3 of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . yield to this perfect Pill, 250., at W. atall times. . D. Vinton’s Drag Store, Eiouses and corns Farniehed or unfurnished, for RENT dr SALE, ro! = want to buy, sem or "sell, we are the people Nevad County Real Estate Exchange =>. ©. 6. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept, respective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice; Fever, Oonstipation, all ° Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. f NEVADA CITY, CAL. NOW IN TOWN! trapping in the interior, recently visit-. town, pr fabs to do first-class ‘work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness,-smarting, inflamed. eyes, uncertain and failing vision, you should see him, Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be here personally others have failed to give yon relief or saliataction, call on him. Prices very moderate. ? HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, _ Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. sssceeins Semi ~The Good Old Summer time has passed ‘Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty. of Fazoy —But the— of a par value The Phelps Hill . i z Solon fia ment Co. thd is now fatty pe cote ag tor the same, a Dotlar Hach ave =f oe nani Bi cic hat Oiseau oye oping te.property © te ine It would b ingratitade on our part to consent . to the aunexation of Canada, that ‘fe, unless England were glad to get rid of her uvbappy daughter. Like the iadetain the delegates ingenious in America than anywhere elee. There is as mach virtue as anywhere else in the world, and nearly as much hypocracy as in England.” ‘ In order to stop flirtations the Obicago street railways declare they: will employ no unmerried man noe: trom the _— of Columbia will qronty-iep years old. Drinks, and you can depend that ‘they ———————— WOODPEGKER CIGAR. 7 « ioe to stay of the ancifer—made by Mesias O's social at Armory Hall)maladies no matter how severe and at : -} what you ‘want, F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, ds now in. He is an eminent specialist on eyetroubles, and no matter if No psi fits. correctly Corsets. R. & G. Corsets in girdle, sh Come to us for oo re oe to size daa ee (Call in and see them and getsyou pick. sae pom o =C. JF. a PREPARE . For Cold Weather % & aie money, The Tarner & Hadley O' mpany carry all grades. Their prices range from ‘$a. i) Upwards, Inspect .our. ateax and you will find ad e Wietievie! Sin ne 395. Air Tight and @ave We cirry stove ripe d both common. aod Ruseia Tron, =, Oar. line of Stove’ Boarda om More Stylish ‘We bibnacbae’’ on disp another eink of Fall and Winter Hats ps al prices, They are beantifully trimmed and the ‘styles and varicties are andstidl er thts" ‘time of the. year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us ' suit you with a hat of the becaes fashion. . . MRS. L. ‘LUBECK, ‘Commercial Street. , oto. Also be sure. . our meer baa ine} Oe oale Sp a Oclery i tatoes ery ay returned ; ph. McLoughlin to. sney is here fi patitt of San Fre ' * of San Fra business. Alioxander came v wigat eyoning. intendent Geo, St Valley last ey : ee ire arr fom San Franol y for Gaston . 0 ik is here fre ending a fow day halen of San ‘Fra s trip. Moore of Wheat sevening and lef Washington. ind E.V. Hask by Francisco of ns left this s0, after a fe « T. 8. Ford. from Sacramento instee G. D. Bu fom a trip to the fadie Leonard ¢ sto Oroville on @ BJ.8, McBride « iat the Nationa Melia Nicholls ia visit to he iuimer. in) Maneger Geo ld Tanne! mine bfrom San Franal wtendent J. M. r bison cf the ompany, was . Roe Seaman, © i, who has been’ lisand other Ba fier way to Sal io will remain Hthe expeote to pe of p< NAY D AT THE il An INDAY, NOVETIE SOUP Ege Bouil FISH, 7 River Salmon Hol! RELISHES, ad Cele Iced Olives BOILED, F hgue, with H ENTREES, wy Giblets with J i Oalt’s Tongu of Veal with er Patties a la j pears with ROASTS, Turkey Stuffed ¥ ‘a Mat ot Boot with Bra _ lab and Dre and Apple § VEGETABLE! Stex ¢ DESSERT ipkin and A had Plum Pad o es Ice.Tea Be Apple Ice Je i utes the care, skills es calle: for? i that’s the . is the ei

P, BROWN, ‘Proper TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ae 96 Por Year . By Carrier, x 12 t-2c Por Week. oe ; Scape i cca agree City Y. SUCH e er ee weed e ee eee ees sibsccsvesvcesccees NeVOmber 14, 1903 T some of the interior papers are applauding San ~ Francisco’s recently adopted determination to advertise itself is a’ good sign. Too much hostility toward: the big city has existed in the country, a hostility that ~ has often ‘manifested itself during the legislative session. The motto of the United States is a pretty good one and applies to a single State as well as to a collection. “E Pluribus Unnm” should be the motto of California in addition to its own special one, “Eureka.” In fact the two make a powerful combination. If both are lived up to, the future Erne ity of the State is assured. The people must pull together if they would iiceuad: The prosperity of one part of the State affects all other parts. It is foolish for the north to be jealous of the south, for the country to feel hostile toward the city. The southern part of the State has prospered and has deserved to prosper, and the whole State has profited by the enterprise and public spirit displayed by the far-sighted, long-headed men of Los Angelés. ‘The State cannot grow in population and wealth without San Francisco feeling the effect, nor can San Francisco grow without benefiting the State. All these things are so dependent on each other that no one locality could monopolize prosperity if it would. The interior papers are right in applauding San Francisco’s display of enterprise. Every advertisement issued . from San Francisco, every description of its climate, of its commercial and manufacturing advantages, is of necessity a direct advertisement of the entire State, of which the State is getting the benefit. 447464964 CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS IT. HE present session of Congress was called to consider and act on the Cuban reciprocity treaty, but it has already kicked over the traces and begun to handle other business. Jn his message the President asks that the Cuban treaty be proniptly ratified, but since the call for the séssion. was issued, perhaps even since his message was written, the Panama complications have arisen. Had they come a few months earlier they might have been included as part of the special busitess of Congress, but whether actually included in the call or not, they will certainly receive a large, if not the main part of the attention of the national law makers, The Cuban treaty may or may not be acted upon, but Panama will be disoussed until it is threadbare, even if no definite action be taken. It is a subject that will not down. When the last Senate ratified the Panama canal treaty it was believed that the measure would require no further congtessional action. The failure of Colombia to do its share of the ratifying proved this expectation to be unwarranted, and undid the work that the President and the Senate had believed finished. Even had the Panama revolution not occurred the treaty would have required amendment and a new ratification. The revolution has put an entirely new aspect on the whole affair; has eliminated Colombia from the question and introduced a new and more friendly state; has caused the United States to depart from its time-honored conservatism in dealing with the troubles of its neighbors and induced it to assume an attitude of almost startling aggressiveness. With all this tempting material in full view, the Congressmen would be more than human if they eontented themselves with a dry discussion of the tariff on Cuban tobacco or sugar. Editorial Notes. War romors have been good news, bad prophecy. 8 } tS bave more fan at the National Conventions than at the Presidential elections. The citizens of the District can’t vote and the Democrats can’t elect. Mr, Bryan bas given us an example of how to become rich without being a plutocrat. Oharge $800 for drawing up a will which bequeaths you $50,000, When Bryan goes to Europe he will. be impretsed with the oid German proverb: Speech is silver, silence is gold.Dowie says he loves New ‘Yorkers, but hates those of them who read the newspapers, William Marconi has gone to Bome to erect a very powerfal wireless telegraph station for the purpose of establishing communication between Italy and Argentine republic, The editor of the Paris Aurore has written a book-on America. He saye: “Orime is more audacious and more To Dowie the only good in the pm ter is the pearl, Neither Gorman nor Hearst ever talk about their candidate for President. The other prophets have not decided whether Dowie will end his days in jail‘or a lunatic asylum. Democrats may well be offended at Seoretary Shaw's assertion that Bryan fe otill head of the party. This is an age of combination. Carrie Nation at Devery have joined tonece in New York. now explain that they . thelr freckles fom the sun many men at car barns. teams must keep off the block kéep the crowds moving. Cars are-running today under police protection. All Large numbers of police are also stationed on onery block tof Carcaco, Nov. 14—The Stree Ratheey: officials: are making every effort to keep the lines OREN. Hig te Big orders for coal were received today. in anticipation vat teamsters’ strike, Preparations have = made to . upon which cars are passing. ss THE REDON K( )' q 4 yf isthmus by land. WasuHINncTon, Nov. 14—-The State Department has heard nothing as to the reported march of the Columbian army upon the isthmus. The report is discredited, as the geographical conditions prevent any army from reaching the FIVE SHMIDS . from Astoria. Port ELizabeTH, Cape Colony, November 14.—During a terrific storm last night five ships were blown ashore and wrecked. Included among them was sas Arranmoro, hailing "Personal Noles. H. ©. Morri!l is here from San Francisco. M.F. Oraftis over from North San Juan. Andy. Hampel is up from Sacra mento. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leiter have returned from San Francisco. B, Hamlin is here from Sierra ValThe employes at the Sierra Queen and Oustomah mines were paid off today. Dr. Carl Lebners is baving offices fitted up in the second story of the Council Chambers building, on the corner os Broad and Pine streets. The Horse In Mythology. The Grecians placed in the sun the god of their wisdom and intelligence and gave him a chariot and four fiery horsesthe chariot to symbolize doctrine and the horses intelligences, So with their god of the sea. Neptune was drawn in his sea chariot by horses the sea to symbolize all scientific knowledge in general, the chariot. to symbolize doctrine or science and the horses intelligences. They mytholog{cally described the birth of the sciences hy the flying horse Pegasus, which with its hoofs burst open a fountain out of the hard rock at the moment of his rising from earth to heaven, at which fountain were seven virgins who were the seven sciences. The flying horse symbolizes an intelligence directed heavenward; the hard rock represents hard matter of fact or sensual knowledge; the fountain springing therefrom represents pure truth, where the virgin sciences delight to fiwell. : Seaweeds. “There is much that is wonderful to be told about seaweeds,” said a naturalist. “Some of them are glanis in size. One species, common in the North sea, frequently grows to the length of thirty or forty feet, developing in the’shape of a long cord about the size of a quill, attached at one end to the bottom and the rest supported by the water. This is nothing, however, to the prodigious macrocystis, which attains 1,500 feet in length. Another variety found in the tropics reaches a length of twenty-five or thirty feet, with a trunk as thick es a man's thigh.” ; Probably bate St, Jouns, N, F. Heveeten 18,—The mail steamer which has just returned here from Labrador brings no news of the expedition to explore the interior ot \Bebrador, ‘headed . by Leonidas Hubbard Jr. of New York, assistant editor of Outing. All the sailore believe the party perished. A tribe of Montegnis Indians, which hae been ed coast and say. they saw nothing of the Hubbard expedition, although the Iudians went 150 miles inland. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIkDRDEN Adams’ Irish. Moss Cough Balsam, For ‘Group and “Tofantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drogs. 25c,50c. Druggiets. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Teo Kind You _<o For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. ine dwelling, barn and. other outhouses. For sale at a bargain. Enquire of Brown & Moraan. tf Property for Sale. . The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for ‘BROWN & MORGAN. California . " Qhampagnole-—red and’ Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tt ‘In Gaitle dan bb Sh bakes, CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, Rms gh gg the most successful, easiest and low : tions to Steward Stern to prepare a : prlotors, with the assistance of Olerke sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of . white—a beverage strictly pure, re} = freshing and delicious, made from: “ance Tong. * _ . tonight will be a vgs enjoyable affair. ". The weather will not interfere with the attendance. In fact, a few hours ‘schedule time. ean be bighly enjoyed at tonight’s the Bast are re-) oo ity no-matter how much it rains. ~ Phe big hall will be comfortable and the music’ by Wild’s orchestra the yery latest that tsout. Go and take in the fan. “Winter schedule The Wowsleritis Stage Company will éommence its winter schedule next Monday morning. States will leave ‘this city at seven o’clock and run to Camptonville, “Where passengers will remain over night. The following

day Downieville and. Sierra Oity will be reached.“at Hotel ‘Antlers. ‘You aon not forget that Messrs. Leiter & Daniap have given instrucThi ving dinner for the patrons of Hotel Antlers that will farexcel any dinner ever served in this city. The ‘menu will be: ‘unique ‘and there will be an” abundance for all, The dining room will be Opened at an early hour to enable the many fo take their meals —in comfort and ease, A fall and [ample © complement of active young waitresses will be at: all” patts of the house to serve the ‘guest, while the pro 2Oo> Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It?s shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off ork and Walling,will give their close pes + ~ ae! gina of all. Evrag it p to the standard Hotel Antlers is noted for, Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very be3 of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . yield to this perfect Pill, 250., at W. atall times. . D. Vinton’s Drag Store, Eiouses and corns Farniehed or unfurnished, for RENT dr SALE, ro! = want to buy, sem or "sell, we are the people Nevad County Real Estate Exchange =>. ©. 6. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept, respective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice; Fever, Oonstipation, all ° Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. f NEVADA CITY, CAL. NOW IN TOWN! trapping in the interior, recently visit-. town, pr fabs to do first-class ‘work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness,-smarting, inflamed. eyes, uncertain and failing vision, you should see him, Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be here personally others have failed to give yon relief or saliataction, call on him. Prices very moderate. ? HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, _ Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. sssceeins Semi ~The Good Old Summer time has passed ‘Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty. of Fazoy —But the— of a par value The Phelps Hill . i z Solon fia ment Co. thd is now fatty pe cote ag tor the same, a Dotlar Hach ave =f oe nani Bi cic hat Oiseau oye oping te.property © te ine It would b ingratitade on our part to consent . to the aunexation of Canada, that ‘fe, unless England were glad to get rid of her uvbappy daughter. Like the iadetain the delegates ingenious in America than anywhere elee. There is as mach virtue as anywhere else in the world, and nearly as much hypocracy as in England.” ‘ In order to stop flirtations the Obicago street railways declare they: will employ no unmerried man noe: trom the _— of Columbia will qronty-iep years old. Drinks, and you can depend that ‘they ———————— WOODPEGKER CIGAR.. 7 « ioe to stay of the ancifer—made by Mesias O's social at Armory Hall)maladies no matter how severe and at : -} what you ‘want, F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, ds now in. He is an eminent specialist on eyetroubles, and no matter if No psi fits. correctly Corsets. R. & G. Corsets in girdle, sh Come to us for oo re oe to size daa ee (Call in and see them and getsyou pick. sae pom o =C. JF. a PREPARE . For Cold Weather % & aie money, The Tarner & Hadley O' mpany carry all grades. Their prices range from ‘$a. i) Upwards, Inspect .our. ateax and you will find ad e Wietievie! Sin ne 395.. Air Tight and @ave We cirry stove ripe d both common. aod Ruseia Tron, =, Oar. line of Stove’ Boarda om More Stylish ‘We bibnacbae’’ on disp another eink of Fall and Winter Hats ps al prices, They are beantifully trimmed and the ‘styles and varicties are andstidl er thts" ‘time of the. year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us ' suit you with a hat of the becaes fashion.. . . MRS. L. ‘LUBECK, ‘Commercial Street. , oto. Also be sure. . our meer baa ine} Oe oale Sp a Oclery i tatoes ery ay returned ; ph. McLoughlin to. sney is here fi patitt of San Fre ' * of San Fra business. Alioxander came v wigat eyoning. intendent Geo, St Valley last ey : ee ire arr fom San Franol y for Gaston . 0 ik is here fre ending a fow day halen of San ‘Fra s trip. Moore of Wheat sevening and lef Washington. ind E.V. Hask by Francisco of ns left this s0, after a fe « T. 8. Ford. from Sacramento instee G. D. Bu fom a trip to the fadie Leonard ¢ sto Oroville on @ BJ.8, McBride « iat the Nationa Melia Nicholls ia visit to he iuimer. in) Maneger Geo ld Tanne! mine bfrom San Franal wtendent J. M. r bison cf the ompany, was . Roe Seaman, © i, who has been’ lisand other Ba fier way to Sal io will remain Hthe expeote to pe of p< NAY D AT THE il An INDAY, NOVETIE SOUP Ege Bouil FISH, 7 River Salmon Hol! RELISHES, ad Cele Iced Olives BOILED, F hgue, with H ENTREES, wy Giblets with J i Oalt’s Tongu of Veal with er Patties a la j pears with ROASTS, Turkey Stuffed ¥ ‘a Mat ot Boot with Bra _ lab and Dre and Apple § VEGETABLE! Stex ¢ DESSERT ipkin and A had Plum Pad o es Ice.Tea Be Apple Ice Je i utes the care, skills es calle: for? i that’s the . is the ei