November 20, 1900 (4 pages)

: ays. fone: “Monk. Among those in-. ‘vited were: Margaret Martin, ‘Gladys "Rosswald, Untce Oliver, Bernie Powell, ‘Eeoue Winnis, Beatrice Winnis, Mabel Bandow, Leta Bonney, Maud Lean, that the tim ‘ tone oy exoti to. see our r had before. ORTERS . apiece. We ter come and /ANKETS! mut the kind $ can ‘not be keep Socks? n and see the 3? If not you ur hand and Furs. OS. ats, ara mow real ity has thera b0 OAKS ia this year will comWe have not spared vi of our and Capes » best manufacturers \KS this year. lealers in the world. nstructed as to sell “Remember that any Ve will take your or you look at ours, a¢ = ‘man at the wedding of W, 0. Gray Bloomfield. . Jobn Spaulding returned his morn. th kout of Spenceville is ‘here . spending afew days. F. W. Kaliker of Sacramento in; het spending afew days, Peter Johnston of Grass Valley” was in town this afternoon. Henry Bread came. down from: ‘Aba. Delhi mine this. afternoon. N. E. Diggles the popular traveling man of San Francisco is in town. F. J. Everett. of Ohicago, Ill, is here on mining business. ~ EB. O. Seawey of San Pranctenh is . here spending a few days. L. Hyman has returned from a business trip to San Francisco. Geo. A. Legg and G. J. Rector left ar for San Francisco. Thomas of San Francisco << hi on last evening’s train. Skiff Marchie left this morning for . : San Francisco on mining business. — Geo. Bond left this-morning for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. A. E. Reynolds, the insurance man arrived on.last evening’s train from Auburn, —— Mrs. D. Lunday came up from Oakland last evening and will spend a few days here. Ed Newell of Placerville cated here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, . J. & Beach of Los Angeles arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. O.N: Thomas of San Francisco is here to arrange a series of lectures and entertainments. James R. Quick, wife and child of Ban Francisco arrived in this clty on Bunday evening. John Williams of Butte, Montana» ‘who has been spending a few days here. iwweturned home today. Miss E. Lunday of Oakland aiived there last evening and left thie morning. ‘for Washington to teach Buperintendent D. Harmon’s children. Thomas Gilbert, who bas hes. here on a visit to his sister, Mra. W. 8. Richards, and brother, $. Gilbert, re“turned this afternoon to England. — Robert Hathaway returned home on Saturday evening from Pope ‘Valley, ‘Napa county, where he acted as groomsat ne Theater. The love of a Bussian prince for a serf forms the focal point of a story of intrigue, 6, strife, and heroism, told in dramatic form in the Rasso-Siberian melodrama, “For Her Sake,” whieh will be played at the theater tonight. It is . said-to be one of the strongest Siberian plays of recent years, and the comedy element is said to be especially “novel and consistent. There are -seenes in’ peasants” huts, ina magnificently appointed ballroom, in the interior of a ' Siberian mive, and other characteris tic . : features. The scenery is said to be elaborate and exact as to detail. ‘& Good’ Showing. Enough of the military boys of Company ©, N. G. 0., appeared at their armory last night for annual inspection, to make a very good showing. Oolonel T. J. Hey of Fresno was the inspecting officer. This evening Company I of Grass Valley, will be inspected. _ A Case of Diphtheria. Dr. Muller reports the nine-year-old daughter of Richard Werner, who resides near the Brunswick mine, Grass Valley township, as suffering from an attack of diptheric croup. The house has been quarantined. Saved From Possible Harm. Officer: Healy has taken to a home _4n.Graas Valley a child of colored ° par-' entage who, it was suspected, had been . " thrown among associates who might have socomplished her ruin —Sacramento Bee. It you aaa Sanne or play golf your constant companion should be eens ees ee B. Penrose is down. trom North . : » printing _ Apply at the Transorrer office. . “It you want a good carpet cheap read © . Snell & Fleming’s prices in their ad. tf For cold storage meats go to Griseel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best. sells it. pier tt Fresh cranberries” 15 conts a quart . ‘. and 8 lbs. of: prunes for’25 cents at Sigourney’s, ah tf. Palestine Clover is the most delicate and lasting. odor made, You can get itat Vinron’s. Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktails made to order by W. J. Britland. First of the season. tf: Cof-Farin, the great substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At pet ©. Gaylord & Son's. ~ ; Five barrels of the nicest Gisela ‘. ever brought into this market just reeeived at P. G. Scadden’s. tf latest in stationery. A beautiful photo: etching with each tablet. At Vivron’s. The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer connections. Howell does the best of work and he will treat you with fairness. tf If you should desire anything in the drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort iu town and you are always given fair treatment. ~ tf Have you seen the new Minette Photos Moore is making at 50 cents per doz. 8t At White Oloud, up country, there was a foot and a half of snow today and still snowing. © Assistant iapsiieentek: of Streets Eddy shut of the water today on Coyote street.and repairedgs tap that blew out at Mrs. Kornhammer’s résidence. Crushed bj by a Cave. Los ANGELES, November 19.—By a “. gave-in this morning in Broadway tun-nel George W. Russell, blacksmith, was probably fatally injured. Russell was standing on one of the earthern columns left. in the center of the tunnel for the support of the roof and was engaged in timbering the latter when several tons ning of earth, doubtless loosened by the recent rains, came down without warning, striking the unfortunate man with terrific force. His right temple was crashed in, several ribs broken on either side and his right leg badly hurt. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital and his injuries attended to, but it is i not bel ieved that he 6 can recover, BATTLESHIPS COLLIDE. Kier, November 19.—Divers report that the first-vlass German battleship ra lisiun Saturday, while entering this harbor; with the first-class battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II, is leaking slightly atthe bowsThe Kaiser Wilhelm IT has her outer plating dented. Neither of the vessels require docking. = Wil be Tried For Murder. Van WERT, Obio, November 19.— Judge Mooney today refused’ to quash the indictment for murder against Mrs. Van Liew, charged with having thrown vitriol in the face of Miss Alice Hammel. Misé Hammel died from her injuries. Mrs. Van Liew, who is the wife . of a prominent banker, has been in jail ; since her arrest two! months ago. New Cement at Crossings. The ‘oity is having-neweunand tical . . ings luid from Armory ‘Hall to. the Theater, one from the corner of W. H. Crawford’s on Main. street to the corner of the Calkins lots, and one on Broad street from Dr. Muller’s to the: Canfield property. These crossings have been greatly, needed. Burned to Death. The Hotel French burned. today. burned to death. nominal. ‘ { Another Case fe of Smallpox. didn’t give him Jesse Moore, ~ You will get strong if you take Beef.} Tron and passa rst Vinton } “Art series writing tablets are the . . Kaiser Frederich II, which was in eol. STuRGEON Bay, Wis., November 19.— Miss Hechart, of Ahbnapee, ‘Wis,,.8 guest, wes: All others in the -. notel escaped. , The 1 Aasaciey dood wae? ~ Another case of smallpox has de-. veloped at Grass Valley. Edward Oook who lives on Walsh Street, is the vic‘tim and the Fesidence has ec tah oo 00d . antined. A fellow once said, “I wnt soma ". whiskey, and I want it bad;” so they Whi. Miller, Mike Miller, “Yates Dick: . son, Mr, Hill and Wm.Shea.* =~ The ten-year-old daughter of Mr . Jones, has the case in. apherse and: the Bees ec rmcscen : repor ted on Piety good Pe as that the well Known Dead‘wood and Oolbert’ mines in Willow Valley have been bondéd to an Eastern company. The parties who have secured the-bond are said to be in good t circumstances to develop the mines, which sre situated in a fine territory. If reports ean be credited it is their intention to put up machinery. on the Deadwood and work the two’ mines in a systematic manner. In years past, the Deadwood has produced a considerable amount and those familiar with) the property. believe it one of the promising prospects of this district. { Died Saturday. Mrs. Christine Jepsen died at Salinas‘ last Saturday. Deceased was aged 23 years and a native of Sebastoe pol, near North SanJuan. She left for Salinas five years ago and has resided there ever since. To mourn her loss she leaves a number of relatives, among them being Nelson Jepsen, a brother, who came down from the Plumbago mine and left for Salinas on Sunday. ECGZEMA’S ITGH IS TORTURE. . = Eczema is caused by an acid humor in the blood coming in contact with the skin and ucifig great redness and ina: ai pustular eruptions form in, sticky fluid, which ros end ie eo scales ft eres the skin is hard mred, Eczema in an form is a tormenting, stubborn Arias and the itching and burning at times are j almost unbearable; the acid burning humor seeris to ooze out and sef the aes on fire. Salves, washes nor other external applications do. any real good, for as long as the poison remains in the blood it will keep the skin irritated, © BAD FORM OF TE TTER. ~“* For three Apa I Tetter on , which ca them to swell to twice their natural size. Part of the time the disease was inthe form of runmuch floctors said the Fetter had progressed too far to be ciired, and they wuld do nothing for me. I took only three bottles of 8. S. S. and was completely cured. This was fifteeu years 0, and I have never seen auy sign of my old trouble: »— Mas, B. JACKSON, 1414 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. $8. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison, poolsthe blood and restores it toa healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy skin becomes soft, smooth and clear, cures Tetter, Erysipelas, Psoriasis, Salt eum and all skin diseases due to a poisoned condition of the our ease. Our physicians have hese diseases a life study, and can herig you’ by their advice; we niake no charge for thisservice. All correspondence is conducted in strictest confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, H, 0. Stokes, B. @mith, Bort Monday, prolo Mrs, Will R. Dibble of Hill’s Flat. is . suffering from diphtheria. Dr: O. W,/it. Night terrors, whes the child ‘} s forthe about 7 Send for our book. and write us: other measures can tried ‘to subdue ‘screams aloud, has frightfal dreams or awakens crying piteously, . overwrought nervous system thet resome sedate a ee ce ie me “1 one Turkey Raffle at the Free Colasge. Bob Simmons bh has pur ‘purchased some of the finest turkeys in the market and will conduct a raffle at his saloon, the ‘ghow an]quires simple, nourishing food and} until after the new year. ‘Bernice Sehroeder; Thelma Winnis, [. Margaret’. Monk, Lagile: Trewhella, ,. ford .Oarveth, Raymond Wildes, Jobnnie Peters, Eddie— ‘Trewhella, Harold . Trea hella, Obarles Meservey, George . Clemo, Tommy Monk, Walter Bond, Leonard. Behroeder, Melville Winale, Eicale Turkey Raffle at Britland’s, Wm. J. Britland ‘of the Council iu the market. He will dispose of them at raffle every evening trom now Call. arcund aud try your luck. tf +O + Free Ooinage, until after the hoiidays. oD tf Chamber has secared the best turkeys} 2S CLOAKS, . . Florence Clenio, Norman Chinn, Clif-} ~" 9% We have rok received a fitie stock of FURS, * DRESS GOODS. YY And many other new goods, which we want the ladies to call and see. The’prices are right. . pie Sell AGEAE ER ORATED pressh ning, Great is Democraey but Bryan’ and Groker are iis hoodoos, ee Good Things] Holidays. Sauer Kraut in bulk Fresh Wainuts in bulk . iv W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial St. Heinz’s Mince Meat in bulk Green and Ripe Olives in bulk Fresh Cranberries in bulk P*kid Pigs Feet in bulk . Boiled Cider in C Pickles in bulk Boned Chicken and Turkey Apple Butter Honey Citeon, Currants, Bloaters,; Etc. in price. Call and inspect : MI SSnrmnnrnnrenn re ti TU UAUDUIALAUDIU THE NAME OF THE BEST WORK oN AP=A=TAN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTION. Easy on the foot and wears like iron. Reasonable A GUESSING CONTEST-We have a large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making purchases to the amount of $1 will be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess will receive a.handsome pair of shoes: BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. AMAA AAA AUM ASA 44k d44 U5 AAAS Sob dbs GOL GAL A4AU4S A444. S66. 266 146146 JUL Jb Telephone 501. Seasonable Goods —AT— CHAS. a. -REASONABLE PRICES! d Quart Bottles, — -The best to be obtained—“Oape Cod” RANBERRIE Oranberry Sauce is the only distinctive method, but they may be prepared for the table in a great many ways, according to the tastes of the cook, It is well to hear in miud that the best results are obtained when the berries are cooked and served fresh. Hminentau. thorities say that there is no fruit so healthful or palatable as the cranberry, when properly cooked. New Crop Soft Shell WALNUTS The highest grade, Per Ib, 15c. 2 lbs. or 44 gal. for.25c. Ei. MULLOY. 25c and 50c Store closes at 8 p. m. this new shoe-:.: 5: : --Dust Proof Watches--. SOMETHING NEW! x 3 = =. = E. = = 3° =i = 1 3 5 ‘Millinery Opening —~ For more than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display of FINE. MILLINERY each season, but thi A. & H. W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY For teamsters and miners. Warranted to be proof against dust== ee s Fall surpasses all others. miss TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats. Ladies call’ and see the beautiful goods. W. H. CRAWFORD. { OYSTER COCKTAILS 10 Gents. AT FOLEY’S, 13 Commercial Street. a poles MARKS IGHTS AND. DESIGNS. begeeere hort erteesroase fees, ABs males Dag lags ok fon Be ang ae special Bice Neer: a Ky 4 VE_AGE PEPFS FHIFFISPEPOSPSEY EO. SIGGENS Bereeat ie ait she eta opeerenereee PPRPPHPE Still They Come and Go as Fast. . PRICES MOST REASON BLE Miss I. FicettAAAAEAKDAARAALAAEEA RALKAK AAKAKEEA Hats For: Everybody: If not in stock,2made to order and satisfaction guaranteed. es and Styles ‘to Suit the T imes. & . vee SARAAAKEADALAEAEEEAEE ta —PLUIfEItT Se emertnrrs Paints and se House oa oo Gods, Iron and Steel. we 2 4 7 HARDWARE, STOES AGES, COCKER, AUISEFORRSHNG GOODS Doors, Windows and Gilass,,Tia, Copper and Granite Irow Wate -G. E. TURNER, in Se, Ann iy, . as ae aS Fine Jewelry Silverware and Diamonds. G. J. BRAN heidi’ HEADQUARTERS FOR — ag . Broad St., above Pine, NEYADA CITY. aa ———= Jackson's Doehnve tracey, Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese . Cream Cheese-—in tin fal, \Pickled Pigs’ Feet Loose Pickles 2 Smoked Herring 3 sdel ACKSON, Commercial Street.

: ays. fone: “Monk. Among those in-. ‘vited were: Margaret Martin, ‘Gladys "Rosswald, Untce Oliver, Bernie Powell, ‘Eeoue Winnis, Beatrice Winnis, Mabel Bandow, Leta Bonney, Maud Lean, that the tim ‘ tone oy exoti to. see our r had before. ORTERS . apiece. We ter come and /ANKETS! mut the kind $ can ‘not be keep Socks? n and see the 3? If not you ur hand and Furs. OS. ats, ara mow real ity has thera b0 OAKS ia this year will comWe have not spared vi of our and Capes » best manufacturers \KS this year. lealers in the world. nstructed as to sell “Remember that any Ve will take your or you look at ours, a¢ = ‘man at the wedding of W, 0. Gray Bloomfield. . Jobn Spaulding returned his morn. th kout of Spenceville is ‘here . spending afew days. F. W. Kaliker of Sacramento in; het spending afew days, Peter Johnston of Grass Valley” was in town this afternoon. Henry Bread came. down from: ‘Aba. Delhi mine this. afternoon. N. E. Diggles the popular traveling man of San Francisco is in town. F. J. Everett. of Ohicago, Ill, is here on mining business. ~ EB. O. Seawey of San Pranctenh is . here spending a few days. L. Hyman has returned from a business trip to San Francisco. Geo. A. Legg and G. J. Rector left ar for San Francisco. Thomas of San Francisco << hi on last evening’s train. Skiff Marchie left this morning for . : San Francisco on mining business. — Geo. Bond left this-morning for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. A. E. Reynolds, the insurance man arrived on.last evening’s train from Auburn, —— Mrs. D. Lunday came up from Oakland last evening and will spend a few days here. Ed Newell of Placerville cated here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, . J. & Beach of Los Angeles arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. O.N: Thomas of San Francisco is here to arrange a series of lectures and entertainments. James R. Quick, wife and child of Ban Francisco arrived in this clty on Bunday evening. John Williams of Butte, Montana» ‘who has been spending a few days here. iwweturned home today. Miss E. Lunday of Oakland aiived there last evening and left thie morning. ‘for Washington to teach Buperintendent D. Harmon’s children. Thomas Gilbert, who bas hes. here on a visit to his sister, Mra. W. 8. Richards, and brother, $. Gilbert, re“turned this afternoon to England. — Robert Hathaway returned home on Saturday evening from Pope ‘Valley, ‘Napa county, where he acted as groomsat ne Theater. The love of a Bussian prince for a serf forms the focal point of a story of intrigue, 6, strife, and heroism, told in dramatic form in the Rasso-Siberian melodrama, “For Her Sake,” whieh will be played at the theater tonight. It is . said-to be one of the strongest Siberian plays of recent years, and the comedy element is said to be especially “novel and consistent. There are -seenes in’ peasants” huts, ina magnificently appointed ballroom, in the interior of a ' Siberian mive, and other characteris tic . : features. The scenery is said to be elaborate and exact as to detail. ‘& Good’ Showing. Enough of the military boys of Company ©, N. G. 0., appeared at their armory last night for annual inspection, to make a very good showing. Oolonel T. J. Hey of Fresno was the inspecting officer. This evening Company I of Grass Valley, will be inspected. _ A Case of Diphtheria. Dr. Muller reports the nine-year-old daughter of Richard Werner, who resides near the Brunswick mine, Grass Valley township, as suffering from an attack of diptheric croup. The house has been quarantined. Saved From Possible Harm. Officer: Healy has taken to a home _4n.Graas Valley a child of colored ° par-' entage who, it was suspected, had been . " thrown among associates who might have socomplished her ruin —Sacramento Bee. It you aaa Sanne or play golf your constant companion should be eens ees ee B. Penrose is down. trom North . : » printing _ Apply at the Transorrer office. . “It you want a good carpet cheap read © . Snell & Fleming’s prices in their ad. tf For cold storage meats go to Griseel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best. sells it. pier tt Fresh cranberries” 15 conts a quart . ‘. and 8 lbs. of: prunes for’25 cents at Sigourney’s, ah tf. Palestine Clover is the most delicate and lasting. odor made, You can get itat Vinron’s. Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktails made to order by W. J. Britland. First of the season. tf: Cof-Farin, the great substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At pet ©. Gaylord & Son's. ~ ; Five barrels of the nicest Gisela ‘. ever brought into this market just reeeived at P. G. Scadden’s. tf latest in stationery. A beautiful photo: etching with each tablet. At Vivron’s. The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer connections. Howell does the best of work and he will treat you with fairness. tf If you should desire anything in the drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort iu town and you are always given fair treatment. ~ tf Have you seen the new Minette Photos Moore is making at 50 cents per doz. 8t At White Oloud, up country, there was a foot and a half of snow today and still snowing. © Assistant iapsiieentek: of Streets Eddy shut of the water today on Coyote street.and repairedgs tap that blew out at Mrs. Kornhammer’s résidence. Crushed bj by a Cave. Los ANGELES, November 19.—By a “. gave-in this morning in Broadway tun-nel George W. Russell, blacksmith, was probably fatally injured. Russell was standing on one of the earthern columns left. in the center of the tunnel for the support of the roof and was engaged in timbering the latter when several tons ning of earth, doubtless loosened by the recent rains, came down without warning, striking the unfortunate man with terrific force. His right temple was crashed in, several ribs broken on either side and his right leg badly hurt. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital and his injuries attended to, but it is i not bel ieved that he 6 can recover, BATTLESHIPS COLLIDE. Kier, November 19.—Divers report that the first-vlass German battleship ra lisiun Saturday, while entering this harbor; with the first-class battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II, is leaking slightly atthe bowsThe Kaiser Wilhelm IT has her outer plating dented. Neither of the vessels require docking. = Wil be Tried For Murder. Van WERT, Obio, November 19.— Judge Mooney today refused’ to quash the indictment for murder against Mrs. Van Liew, charged with having thrown vitriol in the face of Miss Alice Hammel. Misé Hammel died from her injuries. Mrs. Van Liew, who is the wife . of a prominent banker, has been in jail ; since her arrest two! months ago. New Cement at Crossings. The ‘oity is having-neweunand tical . . ings luid from Armory ‘Hall to. the Theater, one from the corner of W. H. Crawford’s on Main. street to the corner of the Calkins lots, and one on Broad street from Dr. Muller’s to the: Canfield property. These crossings have been greatly, needed. Burned to Death. The Hotel French burned. today. burned to death. nominal. ‘ { Another Case fe of Smallpox. didn’t give him Jesse Moore, ~ You will get strong if you take Beef.} Tron and passa rst Vinton } “Art series writing tablets are the . . Kaiser Frederich II, which was in eol. STuRGEON Bay, Wis., November 19.— Miss Hechart, of Ahbnapee, ‘Wis,,.8 guest, wes: All others in the -. notel escaped. , The 1 Aasaciey dood wae? ~ Another case of smallpox has de-. veloped at Grass Valley. Edward Oook who lives on Walsh Street, is the vic‘tim and the Fesidence has ec tah oo 00d . antined. A fellow once said, “I wnt soma ". whiskey, and I want it bad;” so they Whi. Miller, Mike Miller, “Yates Dick: . son, Mr, Hill and Wm.Shea.* =~ The ten-year-old daughter of Mr . Jones, has the case in. apherse and: the Bees ec rmcscen : repor ted on Piety good Pe as that the well Known Dead‘wood and Oolbert’ mines in Willow Valley have been bondéd to an Eastern company. The parties who have secured the-bond are said to be in good t circumstances to develop the mines, which sre situated in a fine territory.

If reports ean be credited it is their intention to put up machinery. on the Deadwood and work the two’ mines in a systematic manner. In years past, the Deadwood has produced a considerable amount and those familiar with) the property. believe it one of the promising prospects of this district. { Died Saturday. Mrs. Christine Jepsen died at Salinas‘ last Saturday. Deceased was aged 23 years and a native of Sebastoe pol, near North SanJuan. She left for Salinas five years ago and has resided there ever since. To mourn her loss she leaves a number of relatives, among them being Nelson Jepsen, a brother, who came down from the Plumbago mine and left for Salinas on Sunday. ECGZEMA’S ITGH IS TORTURE. . = Eczema is caused by an acid humor in the blood coming in contact with the skin and ucifig great redness and ina: ai pustular eruptions form in, sticky fluid, which ros end ie eo scales ft eres the skin is hard mred, Eczema in an form is a tormenting, stubborn Arias and the itching and burning at times are j almost unbearable; the acid burning humor seeris to ooze out and sef the aes on fire. Salves, washes nor other external applications do. any real good, for as long as the poison remains in the blood it will keep the skin irritated, © BAD FORM OF TE TTER. ~“* For three Apa I Tetter on , which ca them to swell to twice their natural size. Part of the time the disease was inthe form of runmuch floctors said the Fetter had progressed too far to be ciired, and they wuld do nothing for me. I took only three bottles of 8. S. S. and was completely cured. This was fifteeu years 0, and I have never seen auy sign of my old trouble: »— Mas, B. JACKSON, 1414 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. $8. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison, poolsthe blood and restores it toa healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy skin becomes soft, smooth and clear, cures Tetter, Erysipelas, Psoriasis, Salt eum and all skin diseases due to a poisoned condition of the our ease. Our physicians have hese diseases a life study, and can herig you’ by their advice; we niake no charge for thisservice. All correspondence is conducted in strictest confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, H, 0. Stokes, B. @mith, Bort Monday, prolo Mrs, Will R. Dibble of Hill’s Flat. is . suffering from diphtheria. Dr: O. W,/it. Night terrors, whes the child ‘} s forthe about 7 Send for our book. and write us: other measures can tried ‘to subdue ‘screams aloud, has frightfal dreams or awakens crying piteously, . overwrought nervous system thet resome sedate a ee ce ie me “1 one Turkey Raffle at the Free Colasge. Bob Simmons bh has pur ‘purchased some of the finest turkeys in the market and will conduct a raffle at his saloon, the ‘ghow an]quires simple, nourishing food and} until after the new year. ‘Bernice Sehroeder; Thelma Winnis, [. Margaret’. Monk, Lagile: Trewhella, ,. ford .Oarveth, Raymond Wildes, Jobnnie Peters, Eddie— ‘Trewhella, Harold . Trea hella, Obarles Meservey, George . Clemo, Tommy Monk, Walter Bond, Leonard. Behroeder, Melville Winale, Eicale Turkey Raffle at Britland’s, Wm. J. Britland ‘of the Council iu the market. He will dispose of them at raffle every evening trom now Call. arcund aud try your luck. tf +O + Free Ooinage, until after the hoiidays. oD tf Chamber has secared the best turkeys} 2S CLOAKS, . . Florence Clenio, Norman Chinn, Clif-} ~" 9% We have rok received a fitie stock of FURS, * DRESS GOODS. YY And many other new goods, which we want the ladies to call and see. The’prices are right. . pie Sell AGEAE ER ORATED pressh ning, Great is Democraey but Bryan’ and Groker are iis hoodoos, ee Good Things] Holidays. Sauer Kraut in bulk Fresh Wainuts in bulk . iv W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial St. Heinz’s Mince Meat in bulk Green and Ripe Olives in bulk Fresh Cranberries in bulk P*kid Pigs Feet in bulk . Boiled Cider in C Pickles in bulk Boned Chicken and Turkey Apple Butter Honey Citeon, Currants, Bloaters,; Etc. in price. Call and inspect : MI SSnrmnnrnnrenn re ti TU UAUDUIALAUDIU THE NAME OF THE BEST WORK oN AP=A=TAN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTION. Easy on the foot and wears like iron. Reasonable A GUESSING CONTEST-We have a large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making purchases to the amount of $1 will be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess will receive a.handsome pair of shoes: BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. AMAA AAA AUM ASA 44k d44 U5 AAAS Sob dbs GOL GAL A4AU4S A444. S66. 266 146146 JUL Jb Telephone 501. Seasonable Goods —AT— CHAS. a. -REASONABLE PRICES! d Quart Bottles, — -The best to be obtained—“Oape Cod” RANBERRIE Oranberry Sauce is the only distinctive method, but they may be prepared for the table in a great many ways, according to the tastes of the cook, It is well to hear in miud that the best results are obtained when the berries are cooked and served fresh. Hminentau. thorities say that there is no fruit so healthful or palatable as the cranberry, when properly cooked. New Crop Soft Shell WALNUTS The highest grade, Per Ib, 15c. 2 lbs. or 44 gal. for.25c. Ei. MULLOY. 25c and 50c Store closes at 8 p. m. this new shoe-:.: 5: : --Dust Proof Watches--. SOMETHING NEW! x 3 = =. = E. = = 3° =i = 1 3 5 ‘Millinery Opening —~ For more than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display of FINE. MILLINERY each season, but thi A. & H. W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY For teamsters and miners. Warranted to be proof against dust== ee s Fall surpasses all others. miss TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats. Ladies call’ and see the beautiful goods. W. H. CRAWFORD. { OYSTER COCKTAILS 10 Gents. AT FOLEY’S, 13 Commercial Street. a poles MARKS IGHTS AND. DESIGNS. begeeere hort erteesroase fees, ABs males Dag lags ok fon Be ang ae special Bice Neer: a Ky 4 VE_AGE PEPFS FHIFFISPEPOSPSEY EO. SIGGENS Bereeat ie ait she eta opeerenereee PPRPPHPE Still They Come and Go as Fast. . PRICES MOST REASON BLE Miss I. FicettAAAAEAKDAARAALAAEEA RALKAK AAKAKEEA Hats For: Everybody: If not in stock,2made to order and satisfaction guaranteed. es and Styles ‘to Suit the T imes. & . vee SARAAAKEADALAEAEEEAEE ta —PLUIfEItT Se emertnrrs Paints and se House oa oo Gods, Iron and Steel. we 2 4 7 HARDWARE, STOES AGES, COCKER, AUISEFORRSHNG GOODS Doors, Windows and Gilass,,Tia, Copper and Granite Irow Wate -G. E. TURNER, in Se, Ann iy, . as ae aS Fine Jewelry Silverware and Diamonds. G. J. BRAN heidi’ HEADQUARTERS FOR — ag . Broad St., above Pine, NEYADA CITY. aa ———= Jackson's Doehnve tracey, Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese . Cream Cheese-—in tin fal, \Pickled Pigs’ Feet Loose Pickles 2 Smoked Herring 3 sdel ACKSON, Commercial Street.