November 19, 1901 (4 pages)

oe aah ’ There is a great deal of interest beaid ing taken in the revival meetings which are being held nightly at the. } ‘Methodist-church and each meeting . : F Nov. 19, 1901 eae oes eee} é . sole AD Veterans. ~ Twenty Men: are: Eiggjoyed; + seee,s, mach lerner cron ot people wy ihipe, W.Angwin, chooses an interesting The birthd rt Th ge ea spp aed ale bloating e mill at the, Grisaly sr the . Subiect for each evening and the reg‘We have just opened a vf ot Armory Hall on Wed above _K eee ORT : seta be well aan a arentog wi warde. cree a6 start oa ‘ular old-time revivals are held. These patronized by the people of this com-. UP yester aay; and it work “ih fooly. meetings are conducted in a most a i ; a ey ‘munity, as the object for which it is. As heretofore statedin the Taawidarer,. DCAs!NX Manner and those who of The finest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Ib. given is both deserving and worthy. ® large bed of cement and gravel is ics ipa cx i. going gn, vig Tae GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, Little boys have been sent to every. to be crushed,.and ajl indications ‘evening after, providing they can PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET ; id Stanford school at Palo the favorite home of Senator nford—has 4 bistory unknown to peral public, but nevertheless 5. a8 geveral prominent people yet ng can testify. At the time Senaand Mrs. Stanford were mourning suse of the unexpected demise of irsop, Leland Stanford Jr., whose dy lay in the receiving vault in New yo Lela and freely. North Bloomfield road, we hake house in the city to distribute envel-. Point to the success. of “the new enBBA Gs nctear tere Bos ai a opes to as many who desire them and . terprise. Joseph. F. Dadley,. of Col-. i vabie sing! ro 14 tin . a f i it is intended that our citizens will. Umbia Hill, who fa an experienced a = sis ‘adel od 4 hee 0. J. put as mapy cents in the envelopes ag . Miner, bas been selected ‘as‘féteman, Ohana . sto t ae “ h t Gr , they are years old, and bring or send . #24 twenty men are employed. oe detec te aaaht che yi, they sought consolation . eto the Birthday Party on Wednes-. Superiatentendent G. P. Hall. is. vovoy 1 assisting 18 making Oe n tbe only source of positive demday evening. ‘ we Rete Geese meetings successful and will this It is a novel, unique. "OW prepared to rush-tite work ‘ahead, . . ration of the conte a ances and good method of raising funds for . ®° everything about: the mine: tas War werie cane rel onthe Another Dodge. . jritualism. They ea : ge the accomplishment of such a laud-. een put in first-class’shape for the 40 aktendand a : great problem—“If @ man dI€) able actas is desired and should be. Winter. Frank P. Williani,*of this: 2 3 ihe live again 2” The Leland . op dorsed b city, bas had’ a force ‘of carpenters ai Jr, University of California, y most liberal patronage. : BASE Ts ; Two farmers near Tulare have got a h its influence for the good of the op, and Calfornia in particular, ithe very great result of their intigations at that time. Ata seance jwith Mrs. Maud E. Lord [now Drake], the spirit of their son no and in person talked with his rowing parents and their friends— nds who, if named, would be reoid as the most prominent figsin politics, ethics and literature neday and of the age. The consation was carried on in French. ough Mrs. Drake speaks only in lish and does not understand or any other language. To the ques» by Senator Sanford, What will papa do with all the lions he has accumulated for his ” the answer [in French] came hout hesitation: ‘‘Build a school been buried at the cemetery deserve to be honored by the erection of some suitable headstone or monument over their graves. At present the great majority of these heroés have nothing to mark their last resting place or designate their names to people who may visit the cemetery. The members of Chattanooga Post, G. A. B., of this city have ordered suitable tombstones for each grave and they are expected to arrive here in a few days. The noble-hearted ladies of the Relief Corps have taken upon themselves the task of getting up a grand entertainment to be given tomorrow night at Armory Hall, for the purpose of raising funds to be used for having the plot which has been set aside for the deceased veterane coped and put in a neat condifion, came over The old veterans of the war who have . ¢DBaged in erectirig the vations buildings needed, and they have just completed their contracti::A«large and substantial boarding: house-has been put“up, and the miners will. have comfortable’ quartersfor the winter. This new entérprise' will: prove to be one of great benefit'to our mining interests. It will give employment to a large number of rmhén' when the work is under good lieadway; which will be very soon. Superintendent Hall from the mine this morning and left for San Francisco on a. business trip. The Boss The Boss Air-Tight Wood Heater is licaler. A Nuisance. Ono Sunday evening a hobo made his appearance of Prospect Hill, and visited nearly every house in search of, as he eaid, the donation ofa shirt. There did not happen to be any men around else he would have been given more than be bargained for. These hobos are getting to be a nuisance as they all succeed in frightening women who happen to be alone. Every one of that tribe caught around here should be snatched bald-headed and escorted to jail, kept fed for a little while,and then sent out of the county. . Old Man Arrested. + } move on and are now getting $5 for a chidren and about an hour’a work. They did not know how to stand prosperity, ‘however, and let their seoret ‘out and now all the farmers of that locality are at the business, which proves to be much more profitable than rais‘ing chickens for the market. Théy do not sell the chickens but generously fix them up nicely and feed them to coyotes, but in return get the smart little animal and-sell his scalp to the county. ‘This is the way they do it: A chicken is firet procured and then the feathers on its back are clipped off with a pair of scissors, Honey is then poured on.and worked well down into the feathers When this is done strychwine is worked into the honey and the ehicken staked out where the coyotes travel to get water. The fowl is quickly devoured and the water and poison.do COL FETT at Night ee You stiould have a Hot Water Water Bottle. It will drive the chili out of your feet and give you sound sleep. SEAAAAEES & 6 HAERAAE A Hot Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinde, PRRYPEPYD MH PPRPHPD Get: the A Fine Assortment : Reasonable Prices anit Come and see them C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler. Broad Street, Near Pine, Nevada City. WOOHOO OOK E OK IOR OK NOK Not Another . The grand old soldiers who. the name of a late invention which fought so bravely and risked their lives. George E. Turner, the hardware (dead than alive.” for the presevation of the Union so. dealer, has placed in stock. Mr. Where shall we buiid the school ?”. that we and succeeding generations . Turner has been appointed sole agent nd again with the same readiness, . should enjoy the blessings of freedom . for Nevada county, and the heater, ne the answer; “At Palo Alto.” and peace are certainly deserving not . which combines excellence and beauty, But,” said the Senator, “that is our. only of our yearly tributes of re-. is meeting with a ready sale. Among rite home.” spect on> Memorial Day, but alse. a. the important features in favor of its igain came the answer {in French}. substantial portion of the public’s. use is the fire chamber, which is )much the better. The greater the. Anancial aid whenever a call is made. Cylindrical in form, made of extra rifice for humanity the greater the . for assistance. No one should consider . beavy steel and perfectly air tight. ard.” it an act of charity when they contrib-. The jacket is square shaped, and sa result of this.first meéeting. ute to any enterprise undertaken by . 8° constructed that the inner drum, ne thirty subsequeat seances were! the G, A. R: Veterans or any other de-. Or fire chamber, is separated, leaving John E. Deal was arrested near Camptonville Friday by Deputy Sheriff Henry Merriam of Dobbins and put in the county jail at: Marysville. Deal, who is an‘old man, was indicted by the Grand Jury Thursday on a charge of rape and a bench warrant for his arrest was issued. It is alleged the crime was committed upon 14-year-old Daisy F.Holcomb, who, by order of: Judge Davis of Yuba county, was taken away from her mother last week, and placed in the custody of a guardian. nthe money and I will do more XG. Hot Water bot j} = Money-Saving Scheme the rest, except scalping the animal, but with sach inventive and scheming people as that section is blessed with it would not be surprising if in time this is arranged for or a contrivance made by which bees will spread honey on the eggs while they are being hatched and thus save the trouble of spreading the honey on the fowl’s back after it is grown. —_-+ 2@0 + —-—_———— A New Process. ign HERE you pay Good Prices for Viton s Pharma Old Goods, discarded by honSee earn e eceas\eSt merchants, but Good Goods at BUSINESS, LOCALS Reasonable Prices is what we offer. 1068,Sanitiy cause it ingaf conomy by pi ou make no OOF PA Mt 5 4 Count > necessaly d to ordet cent on ouses, De ig the prot i, with the same prominent people ttendance, at which were formuhd the plans and at which the basis he great University’s scope of in. tion was fully discussed. : enator Stanford did not live to see full accomplishment of the wishes is son, but right. faithfully has 5. Stanford carried out his unfined work. : Vhen thoughtless, prejudiced when materialists and agnostics of spiritualism, “Qui bono t” What good ?”)] California can point her greatest of schools and say, pe for yourself.” he writer of this article, says the kton Mail, was not with the comby that Senator Stanford-imvited to “present, but he has—personally. rd Senator Stanford say that but those meetings with Mrs. Drake nillions would not have been dedtosuch a purpose. as that for ich they are now set apart. ANsas City, November 18—The d bodies of Inez Gordon and Harry sard, both ‘colored, were found on floor of a room on Grant Avenue, this city, at an early hour today. @ police believe from the evidence hand that the man murdered the Manand killed himself. The wonwas shot through* the head and tt, and the man was clutching the rolver with which he had shot himfenders of our country’s honor, We. 8o air space between them. This are only doing our duty and all should fee] glad that we have an opportunity of doing even a small favor asked by these heroes. Solet us do all we can for them on this occasion. The fact that Nevada City is one of the few places in this State where the G. A. BR. Veterans have taken up the movement to erect suitable monuments over the graves of the departed heroes, calls forth the support and admiration of our people. This. in itself ought to bring out a large crowd to the coming birthday party on Wednesday evening. The entertainment to be given tomorrow night will be worth more than any amonnt which is desired for your entrance,even if you happen to bea centennarian. There will be a fine literary program and during the evening refreshmenis will be served. At the conclusion of the entertainment the hall will be cleared so that all who may desire may indulge in dancing for a few hours. Parties who wish to dance and cannot make it convenient to attend the entertainment can do so for 25 cents. Let everybody go to Armory Hall tomorrow night and show the G. A. R. Veterans and ladies of the Relief Corps that we appreciate their efforts. Don’t let a little rain keep you home. The following is the program arranged for the occasion : : Opening address. Song, “Star Spangled Banner,” Mrs. Prisk. Song by Mrs. Prentiss. Motion song, to be given by Miss Martha Sims and nine misses. space, in connection with perforations in the top and bottom, causs it to be more rapidly and evenly distributed in the room than can be done by radiation. Will Be Here. Hon. John Martin, the head and front of the Nevada City and Grass. a leak and the gas was turned off Valley Electric “Ratiroad Company, is. till a crew of men could~ repair the expected to arrived here in a few days, now that the cars are running regularly between the two towns. Too. where the men were at work it became much praise cannot be awarded this gentleman for giving us the best electric line on the Pacific Ooast. He will -be warmly greeted. bythe péople when he arrives here, as he should be. Got Twenty Years. Wrourta, Kans., November 18—Mary . plated, or equal to that of Grass Val Mark, convicted of killing her babe, . ley. The fact of the matter is the born out of wedlock, was today sen-. line is run over double more ground tenced to twenty years in the peniten-. within the corporate limits of Nevada tiary. Her mother is to be tried as. City than in Grass Valley. partiveps criminis. taken from: the hospital alive, and was found shortly afterwards strangled and buried/in the sand. Filing Up. Sinco the brie sorone Zane Pee=\The Weather Prediction . Today. raised, considerable water gathers on Gas Explosion. Wasuinaton, Penn., November 19— A natural gas explosion occurred along the main pipe lineof the Wheeling Gas Company, at Buffalo, a village eight miles west of here,last evening,.which resulted in injuries to six men, two of whom will probably die. The main pipe of the company sprang pipe. Through some mistake the gas was.turned on and when it reached ignited by a torch and the explosion resulted. in the TWO Cities. A great many people wonder why the electric car line is not extended more in this eity than now contemTaking The child was. from the corporate limits of Grass Valley to its terminus there it is less than three thousand feet within that line, while the cars run over six thousand feet within the corporation line of Nevada City. Ore would not naturally think so, but it is a fact, however. A discovery has been made in Colorado for the extraction of gold from ores, and will be known as the Wynn process, after Professor Wynn, the discoverer. It consists of pulverising the ore, treating it in a tank with chemicals and then extracting the gold by fire. In the new process the gold rises with other matter as ascum. If it is what is claimed all other processes ever discovered have extrac'ed at the most but oue-fortieth of the gold in ores. Sev‘eral prominent scientists and others of that state have tested the process and say it is notafake, From 1000 pounds of ore tested Saturday a $60 gold button was extracted, while careful assayérs cculd find only $6a ton in the sauce ore. Mining men, according to press dispatches, are astounded at the results of the tests ‘made. Great Luck of an Editor. “For two years all efforts to cure Kezema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syra_cuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25¢ at Vintone, ee That Throbbing Headache. Wou'd quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. .Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit or Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health, Only 25 cents, Money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton. 20 For a fine drink of porter and half half go to the Council Chambers, W. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tf We can please the most fastidious n millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.oat stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth ehave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 25c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRiTLanp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf A good hot lunch will -be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool ‘beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull/-tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you willalways buy it. nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. _Apy one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering: of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at BE. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf ~~ Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by $e WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Newada City National Biscuit Co.’s : Fancy Cakes as Crackers : Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Cra-kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ‘QF This paper delivered 121, cents . . a week, ' Recitation, A. Seaman. Recitation, Miss Verda Shurtleff. Duett, Mr. and Mrs, Prisk. the Plaza when the weather is stormy. f This makes a disagreeable pool, McAdia of the San Francisco Buwhich is very annoying to pedestrains, reau made the following prediction, The place should be drained without . “bis morning: Snowing AbOVC. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. fectly. Good Meats. NG : Heo, W. Ray, manager of the Bell ute sawmills, came down’ from aviteville today on his way to Aurn. When Mr. Ray teft Granitele this morning it was snowing ck and fast, —_— +-°@e' Hilt Edge whiskey costs no more MQ asy others, and being purer Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, Lord Bishop of London, contributes an interesting paper to the November Coemopolitan on “The Overcrowding of Great Cities and Remedies for it.” Apropos: of the discussion of the invasion of England by Americans, Edmund Gosee furnishes in the same number an essay scoring Englishmen Physicians would not recommend Jesse Moore whiskey if they did not know It to be the best in the market. Go For Those Home Prutes., Showers tonight and Wednesday. —————_+-20e-———— Astounding Discovery. Feom Coopersville, Mich,, comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant taeting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton“and veal on hand at all times. tt BORN. In Nevada City, November 18th, 1901, to the wife of R. Peterson, a daughter. : Ghe Bee Ftive Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. whim wie © sigs ——"That Prize Hal. 15 Minutes sufficient to give you most delicious tea biscuit using Royal Baking Powder as directed. A pure, true leavener. The finest Prunes in the world. They . 8°04 night’s rest. “It will soon cure ood Houses ” : ; for their narrowness of intellect. In-. were raised and cured by Wm. H. ~ oor et beget Bicagantioee = po ygsell cidentally he has a hit at American Smith. For sale at 3 pounds for 25 family have used Dr. King’s New Dis: q Hor home use, for bar use, for phy. intellectual life in ti, twentieth cen. cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s. covery for Consumption and never 14 claim # an’s use, for everybody's use, . tury. Prunes. oll-tf pear its CF aah Pict 4 eget y plots at 880 Moore whiskey “is always the oo oor a‘ t's aD unrivale ife saver when use S is i ches reed for desperate lung diseases, Guaran/ ones st and is in most general demand. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. The Best Prescription for Malavia -. teed bottles 50c and §1 at W. D. Vin{ io 5 By local applications, as they cannot ges 01m ton’s, Trial bottles free. reach the diseased portion of the ear. Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s ES LS bi d that is by constitutiona , é ° ra 1006 Oe maa rere nigga te ness, iva, Deatness is caused by an. Nocure, no pay. Price, 250. my166m pany Notice! onvinee i and quien, in a bantnlate bao inflamed condition of the mucous linaay pnd moe lO cure—no pay. Price 60c. ‘ling of the Eustachian Tube. .When this tube gets inflamed you have a see Fis Fee the Geneon: Commencing Tuesday, November rumbling sound or imperfect wearing, P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re-. j9th, 1901, and until further notice, Don't forget the big turkey reffle and when it is entirely closed dea pF, Surapong -. ceived a consignment of — craD-. the electric cars of this company will i ; ss is the result, and unless the in-. berries, which will be sold in quanyi sen Britland’s Council Obambers ao mcnabion ean be taken out and this q leave Grase Valley for Nevada City at tities to suit and at a reasonable. 5-59 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 1 condition :50, 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11: nl4if . tube restored to its norma ’ o1stt . . wm, 12:80 1:80, 2:80, 8:80, kaa Gant 6:80, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 p. m.ould be called for. cae i The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, tg match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [fg Winner will please call for hat and give signature. The hat will be on display in the window. rllSS -E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. DOr © Best Prescription For Malaria —_—— 0 ree Cow i hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine price. ¢ Handsomest Woman o Nevada case out of ten are caused by catarrh, oa OneHa if Cent an ut oe which is nothing but an inflamed con-. If you wanta fine turkey for ThankeRE TSS Ho City dition of the ig surfaces. giving, go to the raffle at the New Leave Nevada City for Grass Valley ‘uot preserve her beanty, except she ; We will aye Ons Baath) es Union Hotel tonight. nlb-tt % oe ge . fh ogtyigihg 12 m. for a Bright right. eps case ~ es 7M Te ’ ’ bd pd = é a on it Lowels and digestive organs catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's ea Saturday nights until farther notice : Su D Copies of imported models ves th ‘hy condition. Lane's Tes fa--Send for circulars, free. Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are} os : pate receanagge at ait Price. Mlegance digestion. J. CHENEY &00.,Toledo,O. . the very latest thing out. Chas, BE. {the ‘ast car trom 8 ¥:. —_—_—_— + 2.60 onsen me ee —————__—— The Welsbach Hydro Carbon Lamp ig cheaper and tbettes than coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores It purifies the ® bowels every day, a Seok Cater °O o2itt Sold by druggists, 750. Hall's Family Pille are the best. Tegler makes them. Try one. Nevada City will leave at 11:30p. m. Last car from Nevada City for Grass and novelty combined with ° surprisingly low prices. Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes ofIsn’t It Cheap ? Convenient. or dwellings. Very No dirt or smoke. wtsup the complexion, and gives * # ood appetite. Price abo. “and mane eckage. For sale by H DickM,soleagent. =. tf upusaal interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that Guaranteed 100 Valley will leaye at 12 o'clock, midare the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautifal and luxurio night. 2 n18-lw with your approbation, ame téur ckoans sci that will entirely meet £2 MRS. L. LUBECK, grrr sy" g Mill Street, Grass Valley. 7ee Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros.Candle Power. Call and examine them. . a C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store Commercial Street _ « .+ Nevada Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. situated near land Ranch, <o E The best b isky lumbia Hill is offered ata bargain.) Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae You will have a good chance to get procassa ai the Goro Gham Terms eee and balance on time. . Pine, none better. For sale at Rector. a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Brit° -J. Britland prop, tf . Enquire jand’s tonight for 25 cents. 14tf) Brown & Morgan. tf . Bros. + «

oe aah ’ There is a great deal of interest beaid ing taken in the revival meetings which are being held nightly at the. } ‘Methodist-church and each meeting . : F Nov. 19, 1901 eae oes eee} é . sole AD Veterans. ~ Twenty Men: are: Eiggjoyed; + seee,s, mach lerner cron ot people wy ihipe, W.Angwin, chooses an interesting The birthd rt Th ge ea spp aed ale bloating e mill at the, Grisaly sr the . Subiect for each evening and the reg‘We have just opened a vf ot Armory Hall on Wed above _K eee ORT : seta be well aan a arentog wi warde. cree a6 start oa ‘ular old-time revivals are held. These patronized by the people of this com-. UP yester aay; and it work “ih fooly. meetings are conducted in a most a i ; a ey ‘munity, as the object for which it is. As heretofore statedin the Taawidarer,. DCAs!NX Manner and those who of The finest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Ib. given is both deserving and worthy. ® large bed of cement and gravel is ics ipa cx i. going gn, vig Tae GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, Little boys have been sent to every. to be crushed,.and ajl indications ‘evening after, providing they can PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET ; id Stanford school at Palo the favorite home of Senator nford—has 4 bistory unknown to peral public, but nevertheless 5. a8 geveral prominent people yet ng can testify. At the time Senaand Mrs. Stanford were mourning suse of the unexpected demise of irsop, Leland Stanford Jr., whose dy lay in the receiving vault in New yo Lela and freely. North Bloomfield road, we hake house in the city to distribute envel-. Point to the success. of “the new enBBA Gs nctear tere Bos ai a opes to as many who desire them and . terprise. Joseph. F. Dadley,. of Col-. i vabie sing! ro 14 tin . a f i it is intended that our citizens will. Umbia Hill, who fa an experienced a = sis ‘adel od 4 hee 0. J. put as mapy cents in the envelopes ag . Miner, bas been selected ‘as‘féteman, Ohana . sto t ae “ h t Gr , they are years old, and bring or send . #24 twenty men are employed. oe detec te aaaht che yi, they sought consolation . eto the Birthday Party on Wednes-. Superiatentendent G. P. Hall. is. vovoy 1 assisting 18 making Oe n tbe only source of positive demday evening. ‘ we Rete Geese meetings successful and will this It is a novel, unique. "OW prepared to rush-tite work ‘ahead, . . ration of the conte a ances and good method of raising funds for . ®° everything about: the mine: tas War werie cane rel onthe Another Dodge. . jritualism. They ea : ge the accomplishment of such a laud-. een put in first-class’shape for the 40 aktendand a : great problem—“If @ man dI€) able actas is desired and should be. Winter. Frank P. Williani,*of this: 2 3 ihe live again 2” The Leland . op dorsed b city, bas had’ a force ‘of carpenters ai Jr, University of California, y most liberal patronage. : BASE Ts ; Two farmers near Tulare have got a h its influence for the good of the op, and Calfornia in particular, ithe very great result of their intigations at that time. Ata seance jwith Mrs. Maud E. Lord [now Drake], the spirit of their son no and in person talked with his rowing parents and their friends— nds who, if named, would be reoid as the most prominent figsin politics, ethics and literature neday and of the age. The consation was carried on in French. ough Mrs. Drake speaks only in lish and does not understand or any other language. To the ques» by Senator Sanford, What will papa do with all the lions he has accumulated for his ” the answer [in French] came hout hesitation: ‘‘Build a school been buried at the cemetery deserve to be honored by the erection of some suitable headstone or monument over their graves. At present the great majority of these heroés have nothing to mark their last resting place or designate their names to people who may visit the cemetery. The members of Chattanooga Post, G. A. B., of this city have ordered suitable tombstones for each grave and they are expected to arrive here in a few days. The noble-hearted ladies of the Relief Corps have taken upon themselves the task of getting up a grand entertainment to be given tomorrow night at Armory Hall, for the purpose of raising funds to be used for having the plot which has been set aside for the deceased veterane coped and put in a neat condifion, came over The old veterans of the war who have . ¢DBaged in erectirig the vations buildings needed, and they have just completed their contracti::A«large and substantial boarding: house-has been put“up, and the miners will. have comfortable’ quartersfor the winter. This new entérprise' will: prove to be one of great benefit'to our mining interests. It will give employment to a large number of rmhén' when the work is under good lieadway; which will be very soon. Superintendent Hall from the mine this morning and left for San Francisco on a. business trip. The Boss The Boss Air-Tight Wood Heater is licaler. A Nuisance. Ono Sunday evening a hobo made his appearance of Prospect Hill, and visited nearly every house in search of, as he eaid, the donation ofa shirt. There did not happen to be any men around else he would have been given more than be bargained for. These hobos are getting to be a nuisance as they all succeed in frightening women who happen to be alone. Every one of that tribe caught around here should be snatched bald-headed and escorted to jail, kept fed for a little while,and then sent out of the county. . Old Man Arrested. + } move on and are now getting $5 for a chidren and about an hour’a work. They did not know how to stand prosperity, ‘however, and let their seoret ‘out and now all the farmers of that locality are at the business, which proves to be much more profitable than rais‘ing chickens for the market. Théy do not sell the chickens but generously fix them up nicely and feed them to coyotes, but in return get the smart little animal and-sell his scalp to the county. ‘This is the way they do it: A chicken is firet procured and then the feathers on its back are clipped off with a pair of scissors, Honey is then poured on.and worked well down into the feathers When this is done strychwine is worked into the honey and the ehicken staked out where the coyotes travel to get water. The fowl is quickly devoured and the water and poison.do COL FETT at Night ee You stiould have a Hot Water Water Bottle. It will drive the chili out of your feet and give you sound sleep. SEAAAAEES & 6 HAERAAE A Hot Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinde, PRRYPEPYD MH PPRPHPD Get: the A Fine Assortment : Reasonable Prices anit Come and see them C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler. Broad Street, Near Pine, Nevada City. WOOHOO OOK E OK IOR OK NOK Not Another . The grand old soldiers who. the name of a late invention which fought so bravely and risked their lives. George E. Turner, the hardware (dead than alive.” for the presevation of the Union so. dealer, has placed in stock. Mr. Where shall we buiid the school ?”. that we and succeeding generations . Turner has been appointed sole agent nd again with the same readiness, . should enjoy the blessings of freedom . for Nevada county, and the heater, ne the answer; “At Palo Alto.” and peace are certainly deserving not . which combines excellence and beauty, But,” said the Senator, “that is our. only of our yearly tributes of re-. is meeting with a ready sale. Among rite home.” spect on> Memorial Day, but alse. a. the important features in favor of its igain came the answer {in French}. substantial portion of the public’s. use is the fire chamber, which is )much the better. The greater the. Anancial aid whenever a call is made. Cylindrical in form, made of extra rifice for humanity the greater the . for assistance. No one should consider . beavy steel and perfectly air tight. ard.” it an act of charity when they contrib-. The jacket is square shaped, and sa result of this.first meéeting. ute to any enterprise undertaken by . 8° constructed that the inner drum, ne thirty subsequeat seances were! the G, A. R: Veterans or any other de-. Or fire chamber, is separated, leaving John E. Deal was arrested near Camptonville Friday by Deputy Sheriff Henry Merriam of Dobbins and put in the county jail at: Marysville. Deal, who is an‘old man, was indicted by the Grand Jury Thursday on a charge of rape and a bench warrant for his arrest was issued. It is alleged the crime was committed upon 14-year-old Daisy F.Holcomb, who, by order of: Judge Davis of Yuba county, was taken away from her mother last week, and placed in the custody of a guardian. nthe money and I will do more XG. Hot Water bot j} = Money-Saving Scheme the rest, except scalping the animal, but with sach inventive and scheming people as that section is blessed with it would not be surprising if in time this is arranged for or a contrivance made by which bees will spread honey on the eggs while they are being hatched and thus save the trouble of spreading the honey on the fowl’s back after it is grown. —_-+ 2@0 + —-—_———— A New Process. ign HERE you pay Good Prices for Viton s Pharma Old Goods, discarded by honSee earn e eceas\eSt merchants, but Good Goods at BUSINESS, LOCALS Reasonable Prices is what we offer. 1068,Sanitiy cause it ingaf conomy by pi ou make no OOF PA Mt 5 4 Count > necessaly d to ordet cent on ouses, De ig the prot i, with the same prominent people ttendance, at which were formuhd the plans and at which the basis he great University’s scope of in. tion was fully discussed. : enator Stanford did not live to see full accomplishment of the wishes is son, but right. faithfully has 5. Stanford carried out his unfined work. : Vhen thoughtless, prejudiced when materialists and agnostics of spiritualism, “Qui bono t” What good ?”)] California can point her greatest of schools and say, pe for yourself.” he writer of this article, says the kton Mail, was not with the comby that Senator Stanford-imvited to “present, but he has—personally. rd Senator Stanford say that but those meetings with Mrs. Drake nillions would not have been dedtosuch a purpose. as that for ich they are now set apart. ANsas City, November 18—The d bodies of Inez Gordon and Harry sard, both ‘colored, were found on floor of a room on Grant Avenue, this city, at an early hour today. @ police believe from the evidence hand that the man murdered the Manand killed himself. The wonwas shot through* the head and tt, and the man was clutching the rolver with which he had shot himfenders of our country’s honor, We. 8o air space between them. This are only doing our duty and all should fee] glad that we have an opportunity of doing even a small favor asked by these heroes. Solet us do all we can for them on this occasion. The fact that Nevada City is one of the few places in this State where the G. A. BR. Veterans have taken up the movement to erect suitable monuments over the graves of the departed heroes, calls forth the support and admiration of our people. This. in itself ought to bring out a large crowd to the coming birthday party on Wednesday evening. The entertainment to be given tomorrow night will be worth more than any amonnt which is desired for your entrance,even if you happen to bea centennarian. There will be a fine literary program and during the evening refreshmenis will be served. At the conclusion of the entertainment the hall will be cleared so that all who may desire may indulge in dancing for a few hours. Parties who wish to dance and cannot make it convenient to attend the entertainment can do so for 25 cents. Let everybody go to Armory Hall tomorrow night and show the G. A. R. Veterans and ladies of the Relief Corps that we appreciate their efforts. Don’t let a little rain keep you home. The following is the program arranged for the occasion : : Opening address. Song, “Star Spangled Banner,” Mrs. Prisk. Song by Mrs. Prentiss.

Motion song, to be given by Miss Martha Sims and nine misses. space, in connection with perforations in the top and bottom, causs it to be more rapidly and evenly distributed in the room than can be done by radiation. Will Be Here. Hon. John Martin, the head and front of the Nevada City and Grass. a leak and the gas was turned off Valley Electric “Ratiroad Company, is. till a crew of men could~ repair the expected to arrived here in a few days, now that the cars are running regularly between the two towns. Too. where the men were at work it became much praise cannot be awarded this gentleman for giving us the best electric line on the Pacific Ooast. He will -be warmly greeted. bythe péople when he arrives here, as he should be. Got Twenty Years. Wrourta, Kans., November 18—Mary . plated, or equal to that of Grass Val Mark, convicted of killing her babe, . ley. The fact of the matter is the born out of wedlock, was today sen-. line is run over double more ground tenced to twenty years in the peniten-. within the corporate limits of Nevada tiary. Her mother is to be tried as. City than in Grass Valley. partiveps criminis. taken from: the hospital alive, and was found shortly afterwards strangled and buried/in the sand. Filing Up. Sinco the brie sorone Zane Pee=\The Weather Prediction . Today. raised, considerable water gathers on Gas Explosion. Wasuinaton, Penn., November 19— A natural gas explosion occurred along the main pipe lineof the Wheeling Gas Company, at Buffalo, a village eight miles west of here,last evening,.which resulted in injuries to six men, two of whom will probably die. The main pipe of the company sprang pipe. Through some mistake the gas was.turned on and when it reached ignited by a torch and the explosion resulted. in the TWO Cities. A great many people wonder why the electric car line is not extended more in this eity than now contemTaking The child was. from the corporate limits of Grass Valley to its terminus there it is less than three thousand feet within that line, while the cars run over six thousand feet within the corporation line of Nevada City. Ore would not naturally think so, but it is a fact, however. A discovery has been made in Colorado for the extraction of gold from ores, and will be known as the Wynn process, after Professor Wynn, the discoverer. It consists of pulverising the ore, treating it in a tank with chemicals and then extracting the gold by fire. In the new process the gold rises with other matter as ascum. If it is what is claimed all other processes ever discovered have extrac'ed at the most but oue-fortieth of the gold in ores. Sev‘eral prominent scientists and others of that state have tested the process and say it is notafake, From 1000 pounds of ore tested Saturday a $60 gold button was extracted, while careful assayérs cculd find only $6a ton in the sauce ore. Mining men, according to press dispatches, are astounded at the results of the tests ‘made. Great Luck of an Editor. “For two years all efforts to cure Kezema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syra_cuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25¢ at Vintone, ee That Throbbing Headache. Wou'd quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. .Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit or Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health, Only 25 cents, Money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton. 20 For a fine drink of porter and half half go to the Council Chambers, W. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tf We can please the most fastidious n millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.oat stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth ehave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 25c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRiTLanp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf A good hot lunch will -be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool ‘beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull/-tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you willalways buy it. nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. _Apy one whoattended the re-union picnic and gathering: of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at BE. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf ~~ Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by $e WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Newada City National Biscuit Co.’s : Fancy Cakes as Crackers : Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Cra-kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ‘QF This paper delivered 121, cents . . a week, ' Recitation, A. Seaman. Recitation, Miss Verda Shurtleff. Duett, Mr. and Mrs, Prisk. the Plaza when the weather is stormy. f This makes a disagreeable pool, McAdia of the San Francisco Buwhich is very annoying to pedestrains, reau made the following prediction, The place should be drained without . “bis morning: Snowing AbOVC. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. fectly. Good Meats. NG : Heo, W. Ray, manager of the Bell ute sawmills, came down’ from aviteville today on his way to Aurn. When Mr. Ray teft Granitele this morning it was snowing ck and fast, —_— +-°@e' Hilt Edge whiskey costs no more MQ asy others, and being purer Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, Lord Bishop of London, contributes an interesting paper to the November Coemopolitan on “The Overcrowding of Great Cities and Remedies for it.” Apropos: of the discussion of the invasion of England by Americans, Edmund Gosee furnishes in the same number an essay scoring Englishmen Physicians would not recommend Jesse Moore whiskey if they did not know It to be the best in the market. Go For Those Home Prutes., Showers tonight and Wednesday. —————_+-20e-———— Astounding Discovery. Feom Coopersville, Mich,, comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant taeting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton“and veal on hand at all times. tt BORN. In Nevada City, November 18th, 1901, to the wife of R. Peterson, a daughter. : Ghe Bee Ftive Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. whim wie © sigs ——"That Prize Hal.. 15 Minutes sufficient to give you most delicious tea biscuit using Royal Baking Powder as directed. A pure, true leavener. The finest Prunes in the world. They . 8°04 night’s rest. “It will soon cure ood Houses ” : ; for their narrowness of intellect. In-. were raised and cured by Wm. H. ~ oor et beget Bicagantioee = po ygsell cidentally he has a hit at American Smith. For sale at 3 pounds for 25 family have used Dr. King’s New Dis: q Hor home use, for bar use, for phy. intellectual life in ti, twentieth cen. cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s. covery for Consumption and never 14 claim # an’s use, for everybody's use, . tury. Prunes. oll-tf pear its CF aah Pict 4 eget y plots at 880 Moore whiskey “is always the oo oor a‘ t's aD unrivale ife saver when use S is i ches reed for desperate lung diseases, Guaran/ ones st and is in most general demand. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. The Best Prescription for Malavia -. teed bottles 50c and §1 at W. D. Vin{ io 5 By local applications, as they cannot ges 01m ton’s, Trial bottles free. reach the diseased portion of the ear. Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s ES LS bi d that is by constitutiona , é ° ra 1006 Oe maa rere nigga te ness, iva, Deatness is caused by an. Nocure, no pay. Price, 250. my166m pany Notice! onvinee i and quien, in a bantnlate bao inflamed condition of the mucous linaay pnd moe lO cure—no pay. Price 60c. ‘ling of the Eustachian Tube. .When this tube gets inflamed you have a see Fis Fee the Geneon: Commencing Tuesday, November rumbling sound or imperfect wearing, P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has re-. j9th, 1901, and until further notice, Don't forget the big turkey reffle and when it is entirely closed dea pF, Surapong -. ceived a consignment of — craD-. the electric cars of this company will i ; ss is the result, and unless the in-. berries, which will be sold in quanyi sen Britland’s Council Obambers ao mcnabion ean be taken out and this q leave Grase Valley for Nevada City at tities to suit and at a reasonable. 5-59 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 1 condition :50, 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11: nl4if . tube restored to its norma ’ o1stt . . wm, 12:80 1:80, 2:80, 8:80, kaa Gant 6:80, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 p. m.ould be called for. cae i The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, tg match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [fg Winner will please call for hat and give signature. The hat will be on display in the window. rllSS -E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. DOr © Best Prescription For Malaria —_—— 0 ree Cow i hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine price. ¢ Handsomest Woman o Nevada case out of ten are caused by catarrh, oa OneHa if Cent an ut oe which is nothing but an inflamed con-. If you wanta fine turkey for ThankeRE TSS Ho City dition of the ig surfaces. giving, go to the raffle at the New Leave Nevada City for Grass Valley ‘uot preserve her beanty, except she ; We will aye Ons Baath) es Union Hotel tonight. nlb-tt % oe ge . fh ogtyigihg 12 m. for a Bright right. eps case ~ es 7M Te ’ ’ bd pd = é a on it Lowels and digestive organs catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's ea Saturday nights until farther notice : Su D Copies of imported models ves th ‘hy condition. Lane's Tes fa--Send for circulars, free. Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are} os : pate receanagge at ait Price. Mlegance digestion. J. CHENEY &00.,Toledo,O. . the very latest thing out. Chas, BE. {the ‘ast car trom 8 ¥:. —_—_—_— + 2.60 onsen me ee —————__—— The Welsbach Hydro Carbon Lamp ig cheaper and tbettes than coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores It purifies the ® bowels every day, a Seok Cater °O o2itt Sold by druggists, 750. Hall's Family Pille are the best. Tegler makes them. Try one. Nevada City will leave at 11:30p. m. Last car from Nevada City for Grass and novelty combined with ° surprisingly low prices. Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes ofIsn’t It Cheap ? Convenient. or dwellings. Very No dirt or smoke. wtsup the complexion, and gives * # ood appetite. Price abo. “and mane eckage. For sale by H DickM,soleagent. =. tf upusaal interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that Guaranteed 100 Valley will leaye at 12 o'clock, midare the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautifal and luxurio night. 2 n18-lw with your approbation, ame téur ckoans sci that will entirely meet £2 MRS. L. LUBECK, grrr sy" g Mill Street, Grass Valley. 7ee Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros.Candle Power. Call and examine them. . a C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store Commercial Street _ « .+ Nevada Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. situated near land Ranch, <o E The best b isky lumbia Hill is offered ata bargain.) Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae You will have a good chance to get procassa ai the Goro Gham Terms eee and balance on time. . Pine, none better. For sale at Rector. a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Brit° -J. Britland prop, tf . Enquire jand’s tonight for 25 cents. 14tf) Brown & Morgan. tf . Bros. + «