November 16, 1903 (4 pages)

ADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT . . -NAT P. BROWN, Propristor, . TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, tai a: ik ae oo . Delivered to any part of the city. Issued mR oe es cesses css. November 16, 1903 DONATION DAY DRAWING NEAR 12 1-20 Por Week . . ) Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City . : San Francisco, Nov. 16—The State Miners’ ~ ynvention met this morning. State Senator Chas. Belshaw, presiding. . 4 Gov. Pardee madea grand speech of weleome on: the State. Peay S the day set apart by the President of the United States and the Governor of California as a time of National Thanksgiving fast approaches, thoughts of the condition and happiness of others naturally im-. : press themselves upon the minds of all unselfish people and a general feeling of anxiety prevails through our community that the larder of every household be-filled and that the comfort of those in straightened circumstances be assured, so that there may be a universal rendering of praise and thanks-. 11 4 , lengthy protest against the United States action togiving to the Bountiful Giver of all blessings. When one pauses and looks around at this season of the year he is sure to find, even in his own neighborhood, some person who is in need of charitable assistance—those perhaps, who lack the ordinary necessaries of life with which to prepare an humble meal, let alone a Thanksgiving dinner—and it should be our special duty to interest ourselves in the welfare of all such and see that they are provided for, or at least contribute some necessary article that will insure their happiness and com-, fort. If any one wishes to experience real, unadulterated happiness of spirit and true gratefulness of heart, let him do a kind and charitable act and contribute something of his means, no matter how small it: may be, to the deserving poor. An act of practical charity, coming from the pocket-book as well as the heart, will insure a happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas—it will make you feel glad and rejoice to know that those around you are not suffering for the com— forts of life, but that all are able to have plenty of fuel and sufficient clothing to protect them from the winter elements and to.enjoy their holiday dinners. Everything points to a big donation day next Friday, for a deeper interest and anxiety is manifested for the suc— cess of the event than was ever shown here before. The school children already have their hearts enlisted in the cause and will bring their contributions to Washington schoolhouse and join in the parade. The teachers and pupils of the Gold Flat school have been invited to join in the pro~anaine amd will make a on s County Assessor Schroe or fas been appointed to-act as marshal of the parade, and the selection is indeed a most excellent one and is endorsed by everybody. One of the attractions will be the Boys’ Band, which has donated its services. There will also be some amusing features, and a number of surprises may be looked for. Many of the fraternal organizations have already contributed liberally toward the Donation Day fund, and it is probable that other organizations will be heard from. this week. The Elks, who are noted for their charity the world over, have contributed the munificent and generous sum of $25, which is the largest amount donated by any of the orders so far. The Ladies’ Benevolent Society, whose membership is now over sixty, are working hard to make the coming Donation Day the best and most successful one that has yet been observed in this city, and everybody should join in assisting them to bring about this desired result. “Weather Report. . Personal Notes. Monpay, November 16th. . J. G. Spence is here from Alameda. The following is the forecast. of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco: : Tonight fair. Tuesday fair. Light frost Taesday morning. Cart Turned Over. This morning a horee with a cart was tied in front of Mies Hoeft’s millinery store, on Broad street, when a passing team collided with the rig In the mix-up the cart was turned over and its contents strewn around. ‘They Are Grand. ©. J. Brand and Hartung Bros. today received the largest and pretticet lot of Holiday goods ever brought to this city. As there will be a rush so Miners’ Oonvention. here on a business trip. Wil low Valley. dor City on last evening’s train. . He place for several months. After remaining here a few days Mr, Pollard intends going to Mariposr county to reside. Broke Her Arm. Mre. John Oliver, who resides op lies with the United States. First by fomenting secession by hasty, acknowledging independence of. Miss Louise Berg of Monterey is visiting friends at the National Hotel. Major J. ‘8. MeBride left this morning for San Francieco to -attend the H. A. Finkell of San Francisco is Joseph Weissbein of San Franc'sco is here on inining business. He is one of the owners of the Federal Loan, at William Pollard, wgo formerly resided out on the bedrock, near the Indian Filet road, arrived from Amahas been engaged in mining at that go and make your selections early, Through the intercession of the War Department, the Fresident has pardoned a military prisoner who committed murder over forty years ago. He was imprieoned for life but eecaped and has since led such a respectable life that the War Depertment did not care to take advantage.of the discovery of bis identity. 2 Doesn’t Respect Old Age. Its shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but «juet the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pilis. They cut off meladies no matter how severe ard irFeapective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, .all yield to this perfect Pill. 25c., at W. Pine street, near the steel bridge, slipped and fell on an icy eldewalk this morning end broke her arm. A doctor was immediately summoned and reduced the fractare. . It ie said thet the American sleeping cars are so non-sanitary that s traveler must choose between staying awake all night or sleeping with microbes. — ' a CASTORIA EC aaiiiemeiieia _ Lonpon, Nov. 16—The Colombian Government 5 has cawards Panama, claiming main responsibility for secession spirit. Secondly, revolted provitices, Third, by preventing Colombian government from using proper means to suppress the rebellion. Desires the Protest tobe known throughout. the civilized world DONEER MER DEAD Given Protection. It will be remembered that six or eight days ago considerable excitement . soreen, the clever and bumorous spe_. olalties and finely illustrated songs. ‘Phe tollowing basiness . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: was occasioned at this city by the mys-} terious arrival of two Chinaman, who} . J, 0, Near, who was convicted of petty larceny in Justice Ooughlan’s d. Quart last week, having been accused fof taking a buggy robe from James . Hennessey’s livery stable, paid a fine of $80 thie morning. Near and bis ettorney, 0. W, Kitts, appeared in court i} at ten o’clock, and the latter made an argament for a new trial, which was denied, Justice Coughlan th8n briefly reviewed the case and sentenced Near to ‘pay & fine of $30, or spend Afteen days in the County Jail. eee. Getting Along Well This latter feature was exceptionally. c p.tones of the sweet ing harmoniously with and life-like Hluetra-. upon the snowy. canvas. not been so disagreeIt is with pleasure that we announce the improved condition of Ohariles Grimee, who was very ill with typhoid fever at Tonopah not long ago. He is rapidly regaining bis former robust health, which will be good news to bis mapy friends inthis city. © Trains Stil Later. The trains from the East still continue to fall far behind their schedule time, owing to severe storms along the line. Passenger train No.3 was over twenty-four hours late at Oolfax yesterday. wns transacted in the Superior Oourt today Estate of Louisa Scheemer, deceased. Final account. of administrator and petition for distribation. Final account settled. Distribution granted. John J. Riley vs. Estee & Shook.— Five daye additional time granted to answer cross complaint. ae Etouses ana LErooms Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, If you want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people : Nevada County Real E state Exchange C. B. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life ‘and Accident Insurance Joseph Axford Answers the Call andJoins the Vast) Majority. accompanied by a. comely Chinese maiden whom they closely guarded, drove into town late at night, and took a hurried departure the following morning for Dutch Flat. It was rukidnapers who came from Marysville girl. This, however, proved to #9 ‘At 1 o'clock this afternoon death . a mistake, for on.the centrary the girl severed the slender threads of life and forever ended the patient sufferings of Joseph Axford, one of the oldest and best known miners in this section of country. That.ever prevalent and inexorable enemy of those who toil for a livelihood within the bowels of the earth, miners’ consumption, bad fasshat Mey eer UaK, Hess PON Nie strength and vitality of a man once aturdy and vigorous in health. He was.first taken with the dread disease about a year ago, but continued to follow his chosen vocation until some three months ago when he was forced to retire from. anderground work at the Red Oross mine, in Washington district, and take to his home on Piety Hill, where he received every porsible attention that careful nursing and medical science could bestow, bat. all to po purpose, for the ravages of ‘poor air, Burleigh machines and powder emoke had again found another victim to add to its already large and ever increasing list. : “Joe” Axford, as he was familiarly known among bie friends and acquaintances was a good-hearted, wholesouled and jovial citizen; a man that was industrious, sober, steady and honest. He was good to his family, ever solicitous as to their woell-fare avd comfort. Death, in casting its sable mantie o’er this esteemed form, has created a void that his family will keenly and sorrowfully feel. Deceased was a native of England, aged 57 years,5 months and 29 days. To mourn the demise of a devoted husband and father. are left a wife, one son, Joseph Axford, Jr.,and one stepgon, John Trevaskis, the latter being an émploye at L. Hyman & Oompany’s clothing store on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, The funereral will be held ander the auspices of Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 62, A. O. U. W., ‘at 2 o’olock Wednesday afternoon from the family restdence on Piety Hill. Rev. J. Sims of the Congregational Church will conduct the religious services. passed through ber. ate Siace then there has been a suit. going on iu the Superior Court at Marysville for the guardianship of the girl, which culminated Saturday in a victory for the supe ri tendent of the Presbyed the custody of the maiden by Jadge MeDaniel. the girl. had been bought. and wae but human chattel.” acm A. 0. U. W. Funeral Notice The officers: and members of Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 52, are hereby notified to meet at their hell on Wedneeday, November 18th, at one o’clook p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Joseph Axford. D. H. HOLLAND, M, W. Pail ‘Schoen: Coming, arrive here on store, nl6-td # x “5 have Ly i! L that I purchased anot and wa pe ren 8 cured. T ital ‘buly be top lad ts wheney {s presented.” «A SMITH. ~ 2020 Susquehanna Avée., Philadelpbis, Pa. Tne Arbitration Oourt in Sydney, mored at first that the Chinamen wera} tand were trying to get: away with the . ies was being delivered from ber worst)’ foes and was on the rad to friesds: who’ would protect her, when sha} The testimony showed that] Cuas. BE. Asupvurn, Recorder. 16td Paul Schoen, ,the piano tuner, will “November 26th. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s: drag + . Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. NOW IN TOWN! ‘F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, is now in town, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed jeyes, 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 He is am eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if others have failed to give you relief or satisfaction, call on him. Prices very moderate. — HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, . Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2Ist. The Good Old Summer time New South Wale, hes fined the captain of an American barketine $250 has passed for refueiog to employ union workmen for unloading -his vessel. The} captain « decleres he. will appeal to Washington, is pra mis an . Ww. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fazcy . —But the— . Drinks, and you can depend that they o ha Stok wl» erpeoded tn wevsing wo or S is here : ley Ormpariy.carry all arte Peck priors medium and short; all sizes, At One Dollar—Black 50c, 75, $1, $1.25, $2 3 according: to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. — ymmercial St C J. Br ayton, Ae PREPARE For Cold Weather 4 : i Hea'er money, The Tarner & Hadanid Air and Tight save rabdee from $1.59. upwatds’ % Inspect our steck © and you will flud just what you want. a pipe We catry. stove both: common Raseia Tron.’ Our line af ian ae Boards pines the ty very latest designe. = = We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats i Prices, . They are . ~ beautifally tr immed § and varicties are unusual for this time of the year and the . -prices are unusual] "Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion. . . . MRS. Ae LUBECK, Commercia St VB YOU seen our B est attraction to our lad stock of Souvenir Spoo Leo Spoon 18 elegantly enara Leo, ¥ ‘Vatican, etc. { and sce our other desi peor People. 3 yrs. O. Buckle: “4 Bloomfleld tod sta is down 4 4 nger is her ig of Philadelph bag trip. oy ip up from Oa sat and L. B, All sigrant Gap yestel hortief left tt Francisco. ‘ghino, the opticia rived bere on i . W. Howard are up from Spe ‘ntendent J. Ls, Br bert, Mont George Lev innel mine, arris Hom San Francit j, B, Rogers arriv from San Franet ning for North B 83,8. Rogers of indiog a fow days frmen left for the i West, 9. T. Jacl Sand 8, H. Mead ning from San Fi id Mra J. W. Oa ito are here on & idgon of San Frat athe morning tral LH, Peters is dow #, Englebright lef ii Minere’ Conven P. Geiger will le itat San Rafael}. lp snd Eugene Ex Pei to their bede by Width Payne, whi proving. rd Welle, who re Phosf, is-on the Sil 11.B, Tully, who veri g. i Lines Gray bas re ip facramenl a, sp Hior, who resid plome, near Gra) io be sericusly if ie Flyon came iy Point mine gon a visit to his fiina Tully bas Alameda and « ~Olark, who Ga fanerel of tl Fe'urned to Sacr Botving. i tphy came dow Milast Saturday a me there today. iE. M. Houstor I" visit to Southers KO, A. Newcomb. his here on a visi i ph Watton, who M Snow Point at Fiat, arrived Mening on hia we men, his former . tt fext spring. . Daniels, who ha ) Francisco for )atrived home t mie A. Lege left 3 San Froncieco the Miners’ con ©, Weisenburger § PEs came in fitine Saturday whew mill is p the recent stort T, Dillon ret Mitoday, after a t a Seat, W Leavitt Sr., 9 M city, who has a Mr, and Mrs, @ 'o his home , — John Tamblys ME relatives her Mforher home "Bert Pollard a -Mopah today, wi Hihe lady’s hus Mm there, _ A Runaway . sdated with an mY. B. Orner, Fr mloped a stubba MO doctors and 1 Then Buckle: Tvs just as me, Skin Eraptios ™ be : D. Vinton’s Dr teense. X J

ADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT . . -NAT P. BROWN, Propristor, . TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, tai a: ik ae oo . Delivered to any part of the city. Issued mR oe es cesses css. November 16, 1903 DONATION DAY DRAWING NEAR 12 1-20 Por Week . . ) Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City . : San Francisco, Nov. 16—The State Miners’ ~ ynvention met this morning. State Senator Chas. Belshaw, presiding. . 4 Gov. Pardee madea grand speech of weleome on: the State. Peay S the day set apart by the President of the United States and the Governor of California as a time of National Thanksgiving fast approaches, thoughts of the condition and happiness of others naturally im-. : press themselves upon the minds of all unselfish people and a general feeling of anxiety prevails through our community that the larder of every household be-filled and that the comfort of those in straightened circumstances be assured, so that there may be a universal rendering of praise and thanks-. 11 4 , lengthy protest against the United States action togiving to the Bountiful Giver of all blessings. When one pauses and looks around at this season of the year he is sure to find, even in his own neighborhood, some person who is in need of charitable assistance—those perhaps, who lack the ordinary necessaries of life with which to prepare an humble meal, let alone a Thanksgiving dinner—and it should be our special duty to interest ourselves in the welfare of all such and see that they are provided for, or at least contribute some necessary article that will insure their happiness and com-, fort. If any one wishes to experience real, unadulterated happiness of spirit and true gratefulness of heart, let him do a kind and charitable act and contribute something of his means, no matter how small it: may be, to the deserving poor. An act of practical charity, coming from the pocket-book as well as the heart, will insure a happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas—it will make you feel glad and rejoice to know that those around you are not suffering for the com— forts of life, but that all are able to have plenty of fuel and sufficient clothing to protect them from the winter elements and to.enjoy their holiday dinners. Everything points to a big donation day next Friday, for a deeper interest and anxiety is manifested for the suc— cess of the event than was ever shown here before. The school children already have their hearts enlisted in the cause and will bring their contributions to Washington schoolhouse and join in the parade. The teachers and pupils of the Gold Flat school have been invited to join in the pro~anaine amd will make a on s County Assessor Schroe or fas been appointed to-act as marshal of the parade, and the selection is indeed a most excellent one and is endorsed by everybody. One of the attractions will be the Boys’ Band, which has donated its services. There will also be some amusing features, and a number of surprises may be looked for. Many of the fraternal organizations have already contributed liberally toward the Donation Day fund, and it is probable that other organizations will be heard from. this week. The Elks, who are noted for their charity the world over, have contributed the munificent and generous sum of $25, which is the largest amount donated by any of the orders so far. The Ladies’ Benevolent Society, whose membership is now over sixty, are working hard to make the coming Donation Day the best and most successful one that has yet been observed in this city, and everybody should join in assisting them to bring about this desired result. “Weather Report. . Personal Notes. Monpay, November 16th. . J. G. Spence is here from Alameda. The following is the forecast. of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco: : Tonight fair. Tuesday fair. Light frost Taesday morning. Cart Turned Over. This morning a horee with a cart was tied in front of Mies Hoeft’s millinery store, on Broad street, when a passing team collided with the rig In the mix-up the cart was turned over and its contents strewn around. ‘They Are Grand. ©. J. Brand and Hartung Bros. today received the largest and pretticet lot of Holiday goods ever brought to this city. As there will be a rush so Miners’ Oonvention. here on a business trip. Wil low Valley. dor City on last evening’s train. . He place for several months. After remaining here a few days Mr, Pollard intends going to Mariposr county to reside. Broke Her Arm. Mre. John Oliver, who resides op lies with the United States. First by fomenting secession by hasty, acknowledging independence of. Miss Louise Berg of Monterey is visiting friends at the National Hotel. Major J. ‘8. MeBride left this morning for San Francieco to -attend the H. A. Finkell of San Francisco is Joseph Weissbein of San Franc'sco is here on inining business. He is one of the owners of the Federal Loan, at William Pollard, wgo formerly resided out on the bedrock, near the Indian Filet road, arrived from Amahas been engaged in mining at that go and make your selections early, Through the intercession of the War Department, the Fresident has pardoned a military prisoner who committed murder over forty years ago. He was imprieoned for life but eecaped and has since led such a respectable life that the War Depertment did not care to take advantage.of the discovery of bis identity. 2 Doesn’t Respect Old Age. Its shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but «juet the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pilis. They cut off meladies no matter how severe ard irFeapective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, .all yield to this perfect Pill. 25c., at W. Pine street, near the steel bridge, slipped and fell on an icy eldewalk this morning end broke her arm. A doctor was immediately summoned and reduced the fractare. . It ie said thet the American sleeping cars are so non-sanitary that s traveler must choose between staying awake all night or sleeping with microbes. — ' a CASTORIA EC aaiiiemeiieia _ Lonpon, Nov. 16—The Colombian Government 5 has cawards Panama, claiming main responsibility for secession spirit. Secondly, revolted provitices, Third, by preventing Colombian government from using proper means to suppress the rebellion. Desires the Protest tobe known throughout. the civilized world DONEER MER DEAD Given Protection. It will be remembered that six or eight days ago considerable excitement . soreen, the clever and bumorous spe_. olalties and finely illustrated songs. ‘Phe tollowing basiness . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: was occasioned at this city by the mys-} terious arrival of two Chinaman, who} . J, 0, Near, who was convicted of petty larceny in Justice Ooughlan’s d. Quart last week, having been accused fof taking a buggy robe from James . Hennessey’s livery stable, paid a fine of $80 thie morning. Near and bis ettorney, 0. W, Kitts, appeared in court i} at ten o’clock, and the latter made an argament for a new trial, which was denied, Justice Coughlan th8n briefly reviewed the case and sentenced Near to ‘pay & fine of $30, or spend Afteen days in the County Jail. eee. Getting Along Well This latter feature was exceptionally. c p.tones of the sweet ing harmoniously with and life-like Hluetra-. upon the snowy. canvas. not been so disagreeIt is with pleasure that we announce the improved condition of Ohariles Grimee, who was very ill with typhoid fever at Tonopah not long ago. He is rapidly regaining bis former robust health, which will be good news to bis mapy friends inthis city. © Trains Stil Later. The trains from the East still continue to fall far behind their schedule time, owing to severe storms along the line. Passenger train No.3 was over twenty-four hours late at Oolfax yesterday. wns transacted in the Superior Oourt today Estate of Louisa Scheemer, deceased. Final account. of administrator and petition for distribation. Final account settled. Distribution granted. John J. Riley vs. Estee & Shook.— Five daye additional time granted to answer cross complaint. ae Etouses ana LErooms Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, If you want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people : Nevada County Real E state Exchange C. B. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life ‘and Accident Insurance Joseph Axford Answers the Call andJoins the Vast) Majority. accompanied by a. comely Chinese maiden whom they closely guarded, drove into town late at night, and took a hurried departure the following morning for Dutch Flat. It was rukidnapers who came from Marysville girl. This, however, proved to #9 ‘At 1 o'clock this afternoon death . a mistake, for on.the centrary the girl severed the slender threads of life and forever ended the patient sufferings of Joseph Axford, one of the oldest and best known miners in this section of country. That.ever prevalent and inexorable enemy of those who toil for a livelihood within the bowels of the earth, miners’ consumption, bad fasshat Mey eer UaK, Hess PON Nie strength and vitality of a man once aturdy and vigorous in health. He was.first taken with the dread disease about a year ago, but continued to follow his chosen vocation until some three months ago when he was forced to retire from. anderground work at the Red Oross mine, in Washington district, and take to his home on Piety Hill, where he received every porsible attention that careful nursing and medical science could bestow, bat. all to po purpose, for the ravages of ‘poor air, Burleigh machines and powder emoke had again found another victim to add to its already large and ever increasing list. : “Joe” Axford, as he was familiarly known among bie friends and acquaintances was a good-hearted, wholesouled and jovial citizen; a man that was industrious, sober, steady and honest. He was good to his family, ever solicitous as to their woell-fare avd comfort. Death, in casting its sable mantie o’er this esteemed form, has created a void that his family will keenly and sorrowfully feel. Deceased was a native of England, aged 57 years,5 months and 29 days. To mourn the demise of a devoted husband and father. are left a wife, one son, Joseph Axford, Jr.,and one stepgon, John Trevaskis, the latter being an émploye at L. Hyman & Oompany’s clothing store on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, The funereral will be held ander the auspices of Nevada Oity Lodge, No.

62, A. O. U. W., ‘at 2 o’olock Wednesday afternoon from the family restdence on Piety Hill. Rev. J. Sims of the Congregational Church will conduct the religious services. passed through ber. ate Siace then there has been a suit. going on iu the Superior Court at Marysville for the guardianship of the girl, which culminated Saturday in a victory for the supe ri tendent of the Presbyed the custody of the maiden by Jadge MeDaniel. the girl. had been bought. and wae but human chattel.” acm A. 0. U. W. Funeral Notice The officers: and members of Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 52, are hereby notified to meet at their hell on Wedneeday, November 18th, at one o’clook p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Joseph Axford. D. H. HOLLAND, M, W. Pail ‘Schoen: Coming, arrive here on store, nl6-td # x “5 have Ly i! L that I purchased anot and wa pe ren 8 cured. T ital ‘buly be top lad ts wheney {s presented.” «A SMITH. ~ 2020 Susquehanna Avée., Philadelpbis, Pa. Tne Arbitration Oourt in Sydney, mored at first that the Chinamen wera} tand were trying to get: away with the . ies was being delivered from ber worst)’ foes and was on the rad to friesds: who’ would protect her, when sha} The testimony showed that] Cuas. BE. Asupvurn, Recorder. 16td Paul Schoen, ,the piano tuner, will “November 26th. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s: drag + . Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. NOW IN TOWN! ‘F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, is now in town, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed jeyes, 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 He is am eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if others have failed to give you relief or satisfaction, call on him. Prices very moderate. — HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, . Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2Ist. The Good Old Summer time New South Wale, hes fined the captain of an American barketine $250 has passed for refueiog to employ union workmen for unloading -his vessel. The} captain « decleres he. will appeal to Washington, is pra mis an . Ww. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fazcy . —But the— . Drinks, and you can depend that they o ha Stok wl» erpeoded tn wevsing wo or S is here : ley Ormpariy.carry all arte Peck priors medium and short; all sizes, At One Dollar—Black 50c, 75, $1, $1.25, $2 3 according: to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. — ymmercial St C J. Br ayton, Ae PREPARE For Cold Weather 4 : i Hea'er money, The Tarner & Hadanid Air and Tight save rabdee from $1.59. upwatds’ % Inspect our steck © and you will flud just what you want. a pipe We catry. stove both: common Raseia Tron.’ Our line af ian ae Boards pines the ty very latest designe. = = We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats i Prices, . They are . ~ beautifally tr immed § and varicties are unusual for this time of the year and the . -prices are unusual] "Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion. . . . MRS. Ae LUBECK, Commercia St VB YOU seen our B est attraction to our lad stock of Souvenir Spoo Leo Spoon 18 elegantly enara Leo, ¥ ‘Vatican, etc. { and sce our other desi peor People. 3 yrs. O. Buckle: “4 Bloomfleld tod sta is down 4 4 nger is her ig of Philadelph bag trip. oy ip up from Oa sat and L. B, All sigrant Gap yestel hortief left tt Francisco. ‘ghino, the opticia rived bere on i . W. Howard are up from Spe ‘ntendent J. Ls, Br bert, Mont George Lev innel mine, arris Hom San Francit j, B, Rogers arriv from San Franet ning for North B 83,8. Rogers of indiog a fow days frmen left for the i West, 9. T. Jacl Sand 8, H. Mead ning from San Fi id Mra J. W. Oa ito are here on & idgon of San Frat athe morning tral LH, Peters is dow #, Englebright lef ii Minere’ Conven P. Geiger will le itat San Rafael}. lp snd Eugene Ex Pei to their bede by Width Payne, whi proving. rd Welle, who re Phosf, is-on the Sil 11.B, Tully, who veri g. i Lines Gray bas re ip facramenl a, sp Hior, who resid plome, near Gra) io be sericusly if ie Flyon came iy Point mine gon a visit to his fiina Tully bas Alameda and « ~Olark, who Ga fanerel of tl Fe'urned to Sacr Botving. i tphy came dow Milast Saturday a me there today. iE. M. Houstor I" visit to Southers KO, A. Newcomb. his here on a visi i ph Watton, who M Snow Point at Fiat, arrived Mening on hia we men, his former . tt fext spring. . Daniels, who ha ) Francisco for )atrived home t mie A. Lege left 3 San Froncieco the Miners’ con ©, Weisenburger § PEs came in fitine Saturday whew mill is p the recent stort T, Dillon ret Mitoday, after a t a Seat, W Leavitt Sr., 9 M city, who has a Mr, and Mrs, @ 'o his home , — John Tamblys ME relatives her Mforher home "Bert Pollard a -Mopah today, wi Hihe lady’s hus Mm there, _ A Runaway . sdated with an mY. B. Orner, Fr mloped a stubba MO doctors and 1 Then Buckle: Tvs just as me, Skin Eraptios ™ be : D. Vinton’s Dr teense.. X J