November 21, 1899 (4 pages)

+ 2 Pieri eT ESAT ETERS IG LN OEE AST OENTES: Sas Son alas dad . THR SHIRLEY ENGAGEMENT. A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. an Already Done. 4 “T have come, sir, to ask for your NERVIT daughter.” The old man looked the young man Night Emissions and ee Richards was behind the bar helping into the Massachusetts mine and ex himself to drinks when the officer surprised him. As the officer looked in over the transom Richards saw him and called cut, “Hello, Henry, come in and have « drink with me.” The drunken man was arrested and taken tojail, but ces he will be prosecuted, as his tracted ore of the value of $800,000, and plaintiffs sue to recover the value of Crittenden Thornton and this ore. John T. Riley are plaintiffs’ attorneys. Always Meeting It. Creditor—May I ask whether you over it is uot likely under the circamstanexpect to meet your indebtedness? Hardup—Meet it.? Why, great Scott, act seems to have simply been that of man, I meet it every time I go into the &@ man in an irresponsible condition. street! Don’t you throw it into my face Oe often enough ?—Up to Date. Against the Act of 1879. ‘ The Supreme Court on yesterday reversed the decision of the Superior’ Court of Sierra county in the suit brought by Audrew Johnson, assignee of claims of miners for wages, against the Goodyear Mining Oompany. A judgment. was granted for $5039.57 and $400 counsel fees under the Legislative Harp and Crown, A pare, is rather costly, yet You'll buy e golden crown Of any dentist forabout leven dollars down, —Chicago Tribune. A VICTIM OF INGRATITUDE. act of 1879, which created a lien under can contract to pay its miners or other -~0@eOo > Headed For Croville. The Oroville Mercury says: Ben L. McCoy is engaged in making surveys for the Yuba Power Company’s line. He states that the line will follow tbe Wyandotte road from Bangor toa point this side of Honcut creek, from which place it will run west across the country to P. R. Welch’s place below rust spots, it may be easier to buy son. lemon salts to keep on hand for sueh an Many dairymen feed too much; more; ;jemergency. The salts are somewhat feed too little. stronger. than the. lemon.Grass.stains Cows need roots from “October to j. will always yield to cream of tartar if May for best results. he spot is wet and well rubbed, Salting the .cows is one of cal A dainty way to prepare radishes for things too often neglected. , the table is to cut a morsel off the.tip Do not milk your cows before they. of each, leaving at the other end the calve,_Reduce the food if ydderis get-. heart leaves and a bit of the stem. Cut ting too hot, but do not milk. the skin down from the tip in five or six There is good reason to believe the places, bending each piece slightly out+ In dairying brains are needed as appearance of a half-opened flower. Of much as “blood;” yet the amount of course, the radishes with the red skins brains is not as essential as the' give the prettiest color effect, though quality. . the new yellow ones are not without Most cows prostrated with fever can beauty, be cured if prompt attention is given. The remedy is not physic, but warmth. The greatest blessing that ever comes NEVADA THEATER. Landlord—Have all the guests gone? to a dairyman is a sweet-tempered wife, Porter—Yes, sir. Herr Schmidt who can make fine butter. I know this helped me throw them out into the by experience. The wife appreciates street. ; having her husband say nice things . Landlord—All right! Now throw about her and her work. — Midland Herr Schmidt into the street, so we can Farmer. Poa IeRR esc a close up.—Unsere: Gesellschaft. Why He Didn’t Dance, Might Have Been Better Expressed. Youngboy—What! not dancing, old The Widow (weepingly)—Would it be man? Let me secure you a waltz with : 2 fai Dr. Millhone in Nevada. a +e in the Philippines. Tell Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea. acts directly on the bowels, liver and kid neys, keeping them in perfect healthP cts. ad 50 cts. > tf. I don’t care for these, new Weekly. to the angular female, taste and moderate.prices are the aeand teo . 1s ‘Yicare manutagta all fetch? icine of building Purposes. pu all and Stanton One sy let Bll epsalesse oe H. & FP. L. COO &R, 90000000000000009 Another Lost Illusion. : ©©8 hig omiorter Display 3 © © MAHER & GO.’S & © “Tears, idle tears,’’ the poet’s time-worn phrase, Though favorite and familiar, is mat true; For tears, I know, can work in many wrist! As you can tell when ad ‘ve been worked on you. —Puck. / : ly AT THE DENTIST'S. 9 . n BOTS ea a © WINDOW. © Now Is the ‘ime © yee Them. © © One lot Full Size and White Wadding will be © sold at $1 each. Greatest Comforter on © earth for $1.00., e°One lot extra heavy and large Comforters. Our “You'll be a good little girl, and take the gas, won’t you, Kitty?” . “Oh, mamma, mayn’t I have eleotric light?”—Phil May’s Annual. * he Meekness, hundred books are best, think you?” said, Addressing one devoted to the pen. He pate a a moment, then raised his ea “T harldly know—I’ve written only ten.” . —N. Y. Truth. : Getting Things Mixed. An open-air preacher, addressing a meeting to young men on the subject of “The Prodigal Son,” became enthusiastic in showing the depth and persistence of paternal love, and finally shouted: “Brethren, I believe that the father kept ‘that fatted calf for years awaiting the return of his son.” —Tit-Biis. N THE SUPERIOR COURT-EN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of CHARLES L. ANDERSON, deceased. price $1.50. See window. At $2.00 we show a comforter that is the best $2 Comforter in America for the price. t $2.50 we sell Laminated Comforters made of the finest batting. Top and bottom alike. $3.00 we sell you a Laminated Comforter better than any Down Comforter made. Is extra large and made of fine: silkoline top and bottom. Ladies, if you want Blankets or Comforters come to us. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Come to us for Coats and Dress Goods. ©090000000000009 Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 4th da Bel December, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m., of saic , at.the Court Room of said Court, at het ourt House in bo Cit La County of Nevada, has been appointed sad by ws CHRISTMAS PRESENTS as the time and place for proving the Willaof said Charles L. Anderson, deceased, and for hearing the application of Carrie M. AnderREPERTOIRE OF NEW PLA\S son for the issuance”’to her of letters Testa mentary when and where any person intermay appear geos nanan thesame. Doris Triby Married in Haste Marysville Business Cle Wife For Wife Moths Game of Wits — Dated November.20.1 ee Pe ORBOGAST, Clerk. ‘By A. FA “Hosking De uty Clerk. Geo. L. Hughes, gests for That Precious Baby MATINEE SATURDAY Popular Prices—I0c 20c 30c etitioner. Commercial Course, 6m....$50 Shorthand and Typewriting course.40 Six months... «50 Combination course—including — Shorthand, Commercial and Ty pewriting—School year 9 mos..80 Teachers’ course, 8 months.... 20 Review, English branches,3-mos. . .2U Review, English branches, 8 mos.,.-15 Full term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal, Marysville, Cal. a am A coat thatis made of new substantial and fashionable fabrics—the custom made kind. That is the kind of overcoat you can’ buy from us. We have them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut; also Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Chevoits, Kerseys, Whip Conte, and superior fabrics that youdon’t find on bargain counters, and the prices are as low <4 not lower than San Francisco prices. the money or not. Hand. Kind son et he harided her back her copy: . pRoap STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL. “J didn’t suppose you wouid, but — there may be a few persons’ of spiel gence among your subscribers,” was the crushing retort. — Teadieny’ Times. YOU WANT AN OVERCOAT THAT IS UP-TO-DATE Country. orders receive prompt attention whether accompanied by as BETURN OF THE 12 ae api ea apts Sas and CIGARS “I don’t find anything worth reading in the manuscript you have submitted to me,” said the managing edConstant! itor Broad street, Nevada City. ‘The lat. est fashions, the most exquisite t Notice of Proving Will. and her company Miss Eleanor Hoeft, features of the Riots Rete. November 27, 1899 MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY son at theMilline Parlorsry of ; ; ; “WINES, "One on Him, goods or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone times, On the contrary 7 Hill, is now serving with his regiment kind. . for ladies is to ‘be obtained this seq. The finest. fangled scenter table-lamps,—N. Y. Is first to find a reliable aS to peat it—a place that you we got. faithin; a place where you can get satisfaction or get your money back if you want it. That placeis our store. Now as to the garment itself, “You don’t want a back number. You don’t want an ordinary common-place dry ' 14 Arthur Agnew of the Thirteenth United States Infantry, who pulled. down the Spanish iiag at San Juan -COMMENCING.. High Art 2 Millinery = table lamp, sir. WELL-KNOWN RESORT HAS BEEN -New Boarder—Well, take it away, hare thoroughly renovated and remodeled and bring me one of the old-fashioned and lam now prepared to receive my friends,: ‘THE RGHT WAY TO BUY AN OVERCOAT WMe MeN Me MEM Mo Me SL SEM Me ME SM NU SMe SEMIN» I_" post office.” = @eeee FRED SENNER, Prop. Chambermaid — That’s a center and served on toast, after the manner of Don’t allow any colonies to run short asparagus. This affords a change from the stereotyped way of serving, and will of feed. ; Don’t raise a herd of careless drones usually be found most acceptable. Turpentine and linseed oil in equal to eat up the profit. Don’t expect the supply dealer to fill parts make @ good mixture for furniture. For sun streaks a solution, oneall orders in one day. Don’t tear open the brood nest unless third sweet oil and two-thirds alcohol, is an excellent mixture. A soft cloth there is a real necessity. Don’t put off making or buying hives slightly dampened with kerosene will restore the polish. until the swarms hang out. To detach a book plate, cut a piece of Don’t encourage swarming unless flannel the exact size of the label; dip you can sell bees at a profit. Don’t expect anything from weak in cold water, wring it out, and apply it to the label; cover it with a clean colonies with poor old queens. q piece of blotting paper, then'pass a hot Don’t expect each colony you have to iron over it several times, and the label give you a 200 per cent. profit. may be easily removed. Linen will last much longer if soaked, spring by: inserting ‘eombs or frames and then steamed or boiled without of foundation. " rubbing. Let it boil about five minutes. Don’t invest big money in new-fanRinse very thoroughly. Did you ever gied traps to catch moths or keep them notice iron-rust spots in your linen for out of the hive. which you could not aceount? Those Don’t think bees will do just as well ‘were caused by the laundress who was in an old keg or box behind the garden careless about rinsing and left the soap in weeds ten feet high as your neighin. bor’s kept spick and span.—American Of course every good. honsekeeper Gardening. sees that the stains are removed from the linen before it goes into the wash. HINTS FOR THE DAIRY. If it is not convenient for you to use A cow abominates an unclean perlemon juice and’ salt to take out iron too much trouble to you to ask you to Miss Debut. call in the undertaker? Oldboy—She’s too pretty. My wife Cholly (sympathetically)—No, inwould be jealous. deed, delighted, I assure-you!—wN. Y. . . Youngboy—Then take Miss Antique. Journal. ‘She’s ugly enough. Oldboy—In that case my wife would Too Long About It. Oroville. The construction crew are “I don’t object at all to my wife havbe savage at me for preferring the sonow working this side of Bangor, and ing the last word,” declaimed the phi. ciety of such a creature to her own.— several teams are hauling poles from pecker “The only thing I ask of her ! Judge. Palermo. A sub-station is being con8 to get to it a little quicker.—Pick-MeA Logical Inference. structed pear the residence of P. R. Up. Bobby—Pop, does “missive” mean o letter? Welch. Information Wanted. Fond Parent—Yes, Bobby. Tuffton—If you ever call mea liar Bobby—And does “sub” mean unHe Stampeeded the Family. again I’ll shoot you like a dog. der? Bluffton—You will, eh? By the way, The Four Corners says that Bill Fond Parent—Right, Bobby. how does’a dog shoot?Muck of Wheatland got in a good joke Bobby—Then “submissive” must during the season of falling stars last mean a postscript; mustn’t it?—HarOn Every Bottle lem Life. week. Early in the evening he rushed Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this home and informed his family that a guarantee: “All weask of you is to use How is Your Wife. telegram had just been received saying two-thirds of the contents of this botHas she lost her beauty? If 20, Conthe stars were falling in Los-Angeles, tlefaithfully, then if you can say you stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache frightening the people and doing damare not benefitted retarn the bottle: to are.the principal causes. Karl’s Clover age to houses and other property. A your Druggist and he may refund the Root Tea bas cured these ills for half a little later he sneaked out and threw price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and century. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. monen refunded if results are not sat. a handful of rocks on the roof. His $1.00, Forsale by H. Dickerman, the tisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman joke worked and he narrowly escaped druggist. tf the druggist. Se tf calling in the family doctor. The Reveille of Austin, Nevada, ha. the following about a young man raised at this city: “Dr.W. F. Millhone, the successful eye specialist, left on today’s stage forIone. Dr. Millhbone is also a physician and surgeon and is highly recommended.: It is the doctor’s intention to spend ¢ few days here upon his return, and those desiring his services can leave word at the International or by dropping a letter in the Little onions are now boiled NEW YORK SALOON. TOWLE. BROs, . 2 mee DON'TS FOR BEEKEEPERS. City, Cal. New Boarder—See here, I can’t stand this lamp. It smells like an oil refinery. What sort of a lamp is it, aad how? colastrum, or first mess, should be diward to simulate the petals. If thisis vided between the cow and calf. . carefully done, the radish takes on the the act which provides that no company employes longer than one month. A violation of the act permits the miners to sue and obtain a lien which is superior to any other lien or mortgage. The Supreme Court has removed~<the lien and remitted the attorneys’ fees. It holds that the law is class legislation and therefore unconstitutional. A man may contract with his men as he sees fit. oe Old-Fashioned. ceived an official visit last night from Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand all free almanacs, having generously The ritualistic Treasurer Martin. given his time and labor free for nearly work. was exemplified, after which a twenty years. Word and Works Pub. splendid banquet was served at the Co., 2201 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Arcade Hotel. Among the toasts was one to Hydraulic Parlor, Nevada Oity, Broke Into a Saloon, an admirable response being made to At about one o’clock this morning the sentiment by J. A. Oalderwood Philip Ricnards was found by officer who was the only Hydraulicker presFowler in the Referee saloon on Coment. mercial street. He was intoxicated and George-Riley and J. W. Relley bave had forced au entrance by breaking a brought suit in San Franoisco against panel tow rear door. Friday night he the North Star mine for $800,0U0, for had been permitted to sleep there. the conversion of ore from their minBoth Saturday and Sunday nights the ing property. The plaintiffs claim to place was burglarized, the principal be the owners of the property known plunder taken being whisky and cigars, as tbe Massachusetts mine in the On Saturday night $5.25 was taken Grass Valley district. The plaintiffs from the cash drawer. Last night claim that the defendant has drifted his storm and weather forecasts from NERVITA MEDICAL CO. HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. ‘The Native Sons of Quartz Parlor re has justly, and of necessity, withdrawn fers, in addition to being duly and } blood builder. Brings the properly recorded, must be stamped.” pink glow to pale cheeks and “Sir,” answered the young man, “I restores the fire of youth. beg to inform you that I put the necesmf & By mail 5Oc per box; G boxes sary imprint on your daughter’s lips *.50;rete @ written guarannot less*than ¢ight times in five mincure or refund the money. b_4 utes immediately preceding my coming to you.” The old man—well, what could he Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. say, anyway ?—Chicago Post. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada T 10 What will no doubt prove one of the}: Miss Hattie E, Hallett was tendered Rev. Father Greeley of the Catholic most notable engagements ever played a very pleasant surprise party last % church has removed to Woodland. by any company that has visited Nenight at the home of her sister, Mrs. costs the fined were Taunt Truan and vada Oity will be begun next Monday, Wm. Sigourney, on upper Coyote last night for disturbing the peace. when the favorite Jessie Shirley Comstreet. The yonng lady was taken her is Mrs. Nannie Frick of Berkeley TUESDAY...¢.Nov. 21, 1899.) but neverthevisiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. A. J. pany will open their week’s perform. completely by surprise, a less the evening was very pleasantly ance. This company have been on the Ridge. Lee Cunningham and Miss Myrtle road now one year and are on their spent in various ways, and all present The Rev. Irl R. Hicks’ Almanac, hostess. N. Thompson were married Sundey way to the State of Nevada after a voted Miss, Hallett a charming There is no comparison between forIt was the young lady’s eighteenth birthwonderful run of business in Canada at Lime Kiln. ry and she was the recipmer editions, and this splendid AlmaThe sewer system is not yet comand the north. During the week an day anniversa in ierit of many pretty and costly presnac for 1900, now ready. Printed entire new repertoire of eastern successpleted, there yet being about 200 feet beautiful colors, on much finer paper, of iron pipe to lay. es will be presented. The critics proents. Atmidnighta choice supper was served. Those present who enjoyed its 196 pagesare packed with invaluable I. Haas has returned from San Fran, nounce the Shirley Company to be one Miss Hallett’s hospitality were Misses information on storms, astronomy and of the best and strongest repertoire cisco where he went toattend a meetmeteorology. It is illustrated with companies on the Pacific Coast, each Lyle Williams, Ruby Whittum, Lizzie of the Electric Mining Company. . other and nearly 200 finest half tones member being selected from the best Gallagher, Addie Williams, Gertrude The tenth anniversary of the marriage engravings. This superb book would houses in San Francisco. The openBennetts, Mable Vail,Katie Pierce, Alice sell anywhere for fifty cents, but it of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver of Bean ing bill will be “Doris,” Effie Ellsler’s Hallett, Annie Stevens, Maude Vail, costs only 25ca copy, and every sub-. street was celebrated last night by a celebrated pastoral comedy drama. It Elsie Wanamaker, Mrs. Frank Pierce, _seriber.to Rev.Irl R.Hicks’now fam[surprise party, — is foll_of strong situations with just Mrs. Will Sigourney; Messrs. Will ous paper, Word and Works, at $1 per Charles Lunt, who recentiy returned enough comedy to relieve one from the . Reynolds, Fenton Fleming, “Richard year, receiv’s this elegant Almanac as from the Philippines with the Nevada serious strain. Owing to the small Chegwidden, Arthur Osborne, Charles a premium. Word and Works is 8) ¢avalry, is here visiting his mother, seating capacity of the house, up Dougherty,Charles Wild, Robert Steger, recognized leader among the best famMrs. Jobn Lunt. . stairs and the first eight rows down Archie Noyes, Harry Evans, Bradley ily and scientific journals, while nothArnhart, Thomas Harry, John Dunster, Mrs. Harriett Carr left today for ten staira will be reserved. Judging from outside reports and Jesse Oampbell, Eugene Hallett and ing of its kind can compare with the Angeles in response toa telegram an Hicks Almanac. One dollar a year is nouncing the dangerous illness. of her press exchanges this company will do Wm: Sigourney. a large business and will no doubt give a nominal price for such unique and daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bird. the theater-goers a rare treat. useful publications. Professor Hicks & CALK L, 8. CALKINS, sansssveoneseon: INS. a — GAOL of * goaiy laqioaht ~Oth MA ve Cures Impotency, The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told A Strong Company In a Repertoire of A Pleasant Party GiveninMiss Hattie over. critically, wastingdiseases, all effects of seli“T suppose you know,” he said, “that ma abuse, or excess and. indisHonor. Hallett’s New Plays, Over the Telephone. under the new revenue law. all transcretion. Anervetonicand Published every evening exeep* Sundays and Lega! Holidays ty BROWN le “Ps seagrbueteg a Restres VITA ITY: ANS MANHOOD ©sceossesovssososos00000000000 amass dace sneeaen SET LEC S CARTER CJOHNSTON. To all who before January Ist, 1900, buys Goods for $15 cash net or over we will pre‘serit this Watch FREE. ome W AXEL meme Suits $6 up. Pants $2 up. THE TAILOR. Below Armory Hall, Nevada City. a WIRE COTS FOLDING ARDY © . re : a From the best makers, of the bast materials and. having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, toae.sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. KINKEAD, Cash;Puicnituie Sealer, St hm ening ay i an at down. or te KINKEAD also carriesinstockde!poets:assortment of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and tata inte poe. ) Room FFurniture et tk

+ 2 Pieri eT ESAT ETERS IG LN OEE AST OENTES: Sas Son alas dad . THR SHIRLEY ENGAGEMENT. A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. an Already Done. 4 “T have come, sir, to ask for your NERVIT daughter.” The old man looked the young man Night Emissions and ee Richards was behind the bar helping into the Massachusetts mine and ex himself to drinks when the officer surprised him. As the officer looked in over the transom Richards saw him and called cut, “Hello, Henry, come in and have « drink with me.” The drunken man was arrested and taken tojail, but ces he will be prosecuted, as his tracted ore of the value of $800,000, and plaintiffs sue to recover the value of Crittenden Thornton and this ore. John T. Riley are plaintiffs’ attorneys. Always Meeting It. Creditor—May I ask whether you over it is uot likely under the circamstanexpect to meet your indebtedness? Hardup—Meet it.? Why, great Scott, act seems to have simply been that of man, I meet it every time I go into the &@ man in an irresponsible condition. street! Don’t you throw it into my face Oe often enough ?—Up to Date. Against the Act of 1879. ‘ The Supreme Court on yesterday reversed the decision of the Superior’ Court of Sierra county in the suit brought by Audrew Johnson, assignee of claims of miners for wages, against the Goodyear Mining Oompany. A judgment. was granted for $5039.57 and $400 counsel fees under the Legislative Harp and Crown, A pare, is rather costly, yet You'll buy e golden crown Of any dentist forabout leven dollars down, —Chicago Tribune. A VICTIM OF INGRATITUDE. act of 1879, which created a lien under can contract to pay its miners or other -~0@eOo > Headed For Croville. The Oroville Mercury says: Ben L. McCoy is engaged in making surveys for the Yuba Power Company’s line. He states that the line will follow tbe Wyandotte road from Bangor toa point this side of Honcut creek, from which place it will run west across the country to P. R. Welch’s place below rust spots, it may be easier to buy son. lemon salts to keep on hand for sueh an Many dairymen feed too much; more; ;jemergency. The salts are somewhat feed too little. stronger. than the. lemon..Grass.stains Cows need roots from “October to j. will always yield to cream of tartar if May for best results. he spot is wet and well rubbed, Salting the .cows is one of cal A dainty way to prepare radishes for things too often neglected. , the table is to cut a morsel off the.tip Do not milk your cows before they. of each, leaving at the other end the calve,_Reduce the food if ydderis get-. heart leaves and a bit of the stem. Cut ting too hot, but do not milk. the skin down from the tip in five or six There is good reason to believe the places, bending each piece slightly out+ In dairying brains are needed as appearance of a half-opened flower. Of much as “blood;” yet the amount of course, the radishes with the red skins brains is not as essential as the' give the prettiest color effect, though quality. . the new yellow ones are not without Most cows prostrated with fever can beauty, be cured if prompt attention is given. The remedy is not physic, but warmth. The greatest blessing that ever comes NEVADA THEATER. Landlord—Have all the guests gone? to a dairyman is a sweet-tempered wife, Porter—Yes, sir. Herr Schmidt who can make fine butter. I know this helped me throw them out into the by experience. The wife appreciates street. ; having her husband say nice things . Landlord—All right! Now throw about her and her work. — Midland Herr Schmidt into the street, so we can Farmer. Poa IeRR esc a close up.—Unsere: Gesellschaft. Why He Didn’t Dance, Might Have Been Better Expressed. Youngboy—What! not dancing, old The Widow (weepingly)—Would it be man? Let me secure you a waltz with : 2 fai Dr. Millhone in Nevada. a +e in the Philippines. Tell Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea. acts directly on the bowels, liver and kid neys, keeping them in perfect healthP cts. ad 50 cts. > tf. I don’t care for these, new Weekly. to the angular female, taste and moderate.prices are the aeand teo . 1s ‘Yicare manutagta all fetch? icine of building Purposes. pu all and Stanton One sy let Bll epsalesse oe H. & FP. L. COO &R, 90000000000000009 Another Lost Illusion. : ©©8 hig omiorter Display 3 © © MAHER & GO.’S & © “Tears, idle tears,’’ the poet’s time-worn phrase, Though favorite and familiar, is mat true; For tears, I know, can work in many wrist! As you can tell when ad ‘ve been worked on you. —Puck. / : ly AT THE DENTIST'S. 9 . n BOTS ea a © WINDOW. © Now Is the ‘ime © yee Them. © © One lot Full Size and White Wadding will be © sold at $1 each. Greatest Comforter on © earth for $1.00., e°One lot extra heavy and large Comforters. Our “You'll be a good little girl, and take the gas, won’t you, Kitty?” . “Oh, mamma, mayn’t I have eleotric light?”—Phil May’s Annual. * he Meekness, hundred books are best, think you?” said, Addressing one devoted to the pen. He pate a a moment, then raised his ea “T harldly know—I’ve written only ten.” . —N. Y. Truth. : Getting Things Mixed. An open-air preacher, addressing a meeting to young men on the subject of “The Prodigal Son,” became enthusiastic in showing the depth and persistence of paternal love, and finally shouted: “Brethren, I believe that the father kept ‘that fatted calf for years awaiting the return of his son.” —Tit-Biis. N THE SUPERIOR COURT-EN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of CHARLES L. ANDERSON, deceased. price $1.50. See window. At $2.00 we show a comforter that is the best $2 Comforter in America for the price.. t $2.50 we sell Laminated Comforters made of the finest batting. Top and bottom alike. $3.00 we sell you a Laminated Comforter better than any Down Comforter made. Is extra large and made of fine: silkoline top and bottom. Ladies, if you want Blankets or Comforters come to us. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Come to us for Coats and Dress Goods. ©090000000000009 Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 4th da Bel December, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m., of saic , at.the Court Room of said Court, at het ourt House in bo Cit La County of Nevada, has been appointed sad by ws CHRISTMAS PRESENTS as the time and place for proving the Willaof said Charles L. Anderson, deceased, and for hearing the application of Carrie M. AnderREPERTOIRE OF NEW PLA\S son for the issuance”’to her of letters Testa mentary when and where any person intermay appear geos nanan thesame. Doris Triby Married in Haste Marysville Business Cle Wife For Wife Moths Game of Wits — Dated November.20.1 ee Pe ORBOGAST, Clerk. ‘By A. FA “Hosking De uty Clerk. Geo. L. Hughes, gests for That Precious Baby MATINEE SATURDAY Popular Prices—I0c 20c 30c etitioner. Commercial Course, 6m........$50 Shorthand and Typewriting course..40 Six months..... «50 Combination course—including — Shorthand, Commercial and Ty pewriting—School year 9 mos...80 Teachers’ course, 8 months........ 20 Review, English branches,3-mos. . .2U Review, English branches, 8 mos.,..-15 Full term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal, Marysville, Cal. a am A coat thatis made of new substantial and fashionable fabrics—the custom made kind. That is the kind of overcoat you can’ buy from us. We have them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut; also Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Chevoits, Kerseys, Whip Conte, and superior fabrics that youdon’t find on bargain counters, and the prices are as low <4 not lower than San Francisco prices. the money or not. Hand. Kind son et he harided her back her copy: . pRoap STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL. “J didn’t suppose you wouid, but — there may be a few persons’ of spiel gence among your subscribers,” was the crushing retort. — Teadieny’ Times. YOU WANT AN OVERCOAT THAT IS UP-TO-DATE Country. orders receive prompt attention whether accompanied by as BETURN OF THE 12 ae api ea apts Sas and CIGARS “I don’t find anything worth reading in the manuscript you have submitted to me,” said the managing edConstant! itor Broad street, Nevada City. ‘The lat. est fashions, the most exquisite t Notice of Proving Will. and her company Miss Eleanor Hoeft, features of the Riots Rete. November 27, 1899 MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY son at theMilline Parlorsry of ; ; ; “WINES, "One on Him, goods or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone times, On the contrary

7 Hill, is now serving with his regiment kind. . for ladies is to ‘be obtained this seq. The finest. fangled scenter table-lamps,—N. Y. Is first to find a reliable aS to peat it—a place that you we got. faithin; a place where you can get satisfaction or get your money back if you want it. That placeis our store. Now as to the garment itself, “You don’t want a back number. You don’t want an ordinary common-place dry ' 14 Arthur Agnew of the Thirteenth United States Infantry, who pulled. down the Spanish iiag at San Juan -COMMENCING... High Art 2 Millinery = table lamp, sir. WELL-KNOWN RESORT HAS BEEN -New Boarder—Well, take it away, hare thoroughly renovated and remodeled and bring me one of the old-fashioned and lam now prepared to receive my friends,: ‘THE RGHT WAY TO BUY AN OVERCOAT WMe MeN Me MEM Mo Me SL SEM Me ME SM NU SMe SEMIN» I_" post office.” = @eeee FRED SENNER, Prop. Chambermaid — That’s a center and served on toast, after the manner of Don’t allow any colonies to run short asparagus. This affords a change from the stereotyped way of serving, and will of feed. ; Don’t raise a herd of careless drones usually be found most acceptable. Turpentine and linseed oil in equal to eat up the profit. Don’t expect the supply dealer to fill parts make @ good mixture for furniture. For sun streaks a solution, oneall orders in one day. Don’t tear open the brood nest unless third sweet oil and two-thirds alcohol, is an excellent mixture. A soft cloth there is a real necessity. Don’t put off making or buying hives slightly dampened with kerosene will restore the polish. until the swarms hang out. To detach a book plate, cut a piece of Don’t encourage swarming unless flannel the exact size of the label; dip you can sell bees at a profit. Don’t expect anything from weak in cold water, wring it out, and apply it to the label; cover it with a clean colonies with poor old queens. q piece of blotting paper, then'pass a hot Don’t expect each colony you have to iron over it several times, and the label give you a 200 per cent. profit. may be easily removed. Linen will last much longer if soaked, spring by: inserting ‘eombs or frames and then steamed or boiled without of foundation. " rubbing. Let it boil about five minutes. Don’t invest big money in new-fanRinse very thoroughly. Did you ever gied traps to catch moths or keep them notice iron-rust spots in your linen for out of the hive. which you could not aceount? Those Don’t think bees will do just as well ‘were caused by the laundress who was in an old keg or box behind the garden careless about rinsing and left the soap in weeds ten feet high as your neighin. bor’s kept spick and span.—American Of course every good. honsekeeper Gardening. sees that the stains are removed from the linen before it goes into the wash. HINTS FOR THE DAIRY. If it is not convenient for you to use A cow abominates an unclean perlemon juice and’ salt to take out iron too much trouble to you to ask you to Miss Debut. call in the undertaker? Oldboy—She’s too pretty. My wife Cholly (sympathetically)—No, inwould be jealous. deed, delighted, I assure-you!—wN. Y. . . Youngboy—Then take Miss Antique. Journal. ‘She’s ugly enough. Oldboy—In that case my wife would Too Long About It. Oroville. The construction crew are “I don’t object at all to my wife havbe savage at me for preferring the sonow working this side of Bangor, and ing the last word,” declaimed the phi. ciety of such a creature to her own.— several teams are hauling poles from pecker “The only thing I ask of her ! Judge. Palermo. A sub-station is being con8 to get to it a little quicker.—Pick-MeA Logical Inference. structed pear the residence of P. R. Up. Bobby—Pop, does “missive” mean o letter? Welch. Information Wanted. Fond Parent—Yes, Bobby. Tuffton—If you ever call mea liar Bobby—And does “sub” mean unHe Stampeeded the Family. again I’ll shoot you like a dog. der? Bluffton—You will, eh? By the way, The Four Corners says that Bill Fond Parent—Right, Bobby. how does’a dog shoot?Muck of Wheatland got in a good joke Bobby—Then “submissive” must during the season of falling stars last mean a postscript; mustn’t it?—HarOn Every Bottle lem Life. week. Early in the evening he rushed Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this home and informed his family that a guarantee: “All weask of you is to use How is Your Wife. telegram had just been received saying two-thirds of the contents of this botHas she lost her beauty? If 20, Conthe stars were falling in Los-Angeles, tlefaithfully, then if you can say you stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache frightening the people and doing damare not benefitted retarn the bottle: to are.the principal causes. Karl’s Clover age to houses and other property. A your Druggist and he may refund the Root Tea bas cured these ills for half a little later he sneaked out and threw price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and century. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. monen refunded if results are not sat. a handful of rocks on the roof. His $1.00, Forsale by H. Dickerman, the tisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman joke worked and he narrowly escaped druggist. tf the druggist. Se tf calling in the family doctor. The Reveille of Austin, Nevada, ha. the following about a young man raised at this city: “Dr.W. F. Millhone, the successful eye specialist, left on today’s stage forIone. Dr. Millhbone is also a physician and surgeon and is highly recommended.: It is the doctor’s intention to spend ¢ few days here upon his return, and those desiring his services can leave word at the International or by dropping a letter in the Little onions are now boiled NEW YORK SALOON. TOWLE. BROs, . 2 mee DON'TS FOR BEEKEEPERS. City, Cal. New Boarder—See here, I can’t stand this lamp. It smells like an oil refinery. What sort of a lamp is it, aad how? colastrum, or first mess, should be diward to simulate the petals. If thisis vided between the cow and calf. . carefully done, the radish takes on the the act which provides that no company employes longer than one month. A violation of the act permits the miners to sue and obtain a lien which is superior to any other lien or mortgage. The Supreme Court has removed~<the lien and remitted the attorneys’ fees. It holds that the law is class legislation and therefore unconstitutional. A man may contract with his men as he sees fit. oe Old-Fashioned. ceived an official visit last night from Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand all free almanacs, having generously The ritualistic Treasurer Martin. given his time and labor free for nearly work. was exemplified, after which a twenty years. Word and Works Pub. splendid banquet was served at the Co., 2201 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Arcade Hotel. Among the toasts was one to Hydraulic Parlor, Nevada Oity, Broke Into a Saloon, an admirable response being made to At about one o’clock this morning the sentiment by J. A. Oalderwood Philip Ricnards was found by officer who was the only Hydraulicker presFowler in the Referee saloon on Coment. mercial street. He was intoxicated and George-Riley and J. W. Relley bave had forced au entrance by breaking a brought suit in San Franoisco against panel tow rear door. Friday night he the North Star mine for $800,0U0, for had been permitted to sleep there. the conversion of ore from their minBoth Saturday and Sunday nights the ing property. The plaintiffs claim to place was burglarized, the principal be the owners of the property known plunder taken being whisky and cigars, as tbe Massachusetts mine in the On Saturday night $5.25 was taken Grass Valley district. The plaintiffs from the cash drawer. Last night claim that the defendant has drifted his storm and weather forecasts from NERVITA MEDICAL CO. HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. ‘The Native Sons of Quartz Parlor re has justly, and of necessity, withdrawn fers, in addition to being duly and } blood builder. Brings the properly recorded, must be stamped.” pink glow to pale cheeks and “Sir,” answered the young man, “I restores the fire of youth. beg to inform you that I put the necesmf & By mail 5Oc per box; G boxes sary imprint on your daughter’s lips *.50;rete @ written guarannot less*than ¢ight times in five mincure or refund the money. b_4 utes immediately preceding my coming to you.” The old man—well, what could he Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. say, anyway ?—Chicago Post. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada T 10 What will no doubt prove one of the}: Miss Hattie E, Hallett was tendered Rev. Father Greeley of the Catholic most notable engagements ever played a very pleasant surprise party last % church has removed to Woodland. by any company that has visited Nenight at the home of her sister, Mrs. costs the fined were Taunt Truan and vada Oity will be begun next Monday, Wm. Sigourney, on upper Coyote last night for disturbing the peace. when the favorite Jessie Shirley Comstreet. The yonng lady was taken her is Mrs. Nannie Frick of Berkeley TUESDAY.....¢.Nov. 21, 1899.) but neverthevisiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. A. J. pany will open their week’s perform. completely by surprise, a less the evening was very pleasantly ance. This company have been on the Ridge. Lee Cunningham and Miss Myrtle road now one year and are on their spent in various ways, and all present The Rev. Irl R. Hicks’ Almanac, hostess. N. Thompson were married Sundey way to the State of Nevada after a voted Miss, Hallett a charming There is no comparison between forIt was the young lady’s eighteenth birthwonderful run of business in Canada at Lime Kiln. ry and she was the recipmer editions, and this splendid AlmaThe sewer system is not yet comand the north. During the week an day anniversa in ierit of many pretty and costly presnac for 1900, now ready. Printed entire new repertoire of eastern successpleted, there yet being about 200 feet beautiful colors, on much finer paper, of iron pipe to lay. es will be presented. The critics proents. Atmidnighta choice supper was served. Those present who enjoyed its 196 pagesare packed with invaluable I. Haas has returned from San Fran, nounce the Shirley Company to be one Miss Hallett’s hospitality were Misses information on storms, astronomy and of the best and strongest repertoire cisco where he went toattend a meetmeteorology. It is illustrated with companies on the Pacific Coast, each Lyle Williams, Ruby Whittum, Lizzie of the Electric Mining Company. . other and nearly 200 finest half tones member being selected from the best Gallagher, Addie Williams, Gertrude The tenth anniversary of the marriage engravings. This superb book would houses in San Francisco. The openBennetts, Mable Vail,Katie Pierce, Alice sell anywhere for fifty cents, but it of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver of Bean ing bill will be “Doris,” Effie Ellsler’s Hallett, Annie Stevens, Maude Vail, costs only 25ca copy, and every sub-. street was celebrated last night by a celebrated pastoral comedy drama. It Elsie Wanamaker, Mrs. Frank Pierce, _seriber.to Rev.Irl R.Hicks’now fam[surprise party, — is foll_of strong situations with just Mrs. Will Sigourney; Messrs. Will ous paper, Word and Works, at $1 per Charles Lunt, who recentiy returned enough comedy to relieve one from the . Reynolds, Fenton Fleming, “Richard year, receiv’s this elegant Almanac as from the Philippines with the Nevada serious strain. Owing to the small Chegwidden, Arthur Osborne, Charles a premium. Word and Works is 8) ¢avalry, is here visiting his mother, seating capacity of the house, up Dougherty,Charles Wild, Robert Steger, recognized leader among the best famMrs. Jobn Lunt. . stairs and the first eight rows down Archie Noyes, Harry Evans, Bradley ily and scientific journals, while nothArnhart, Thomas Harry, John Dunster, Mrs. Harriett Carr left today for ten staira will be reserved. Judging from outside reports and Jesse Oampbell, Eugene Hallett and ing of its kind can compare with the Angeles in response toa telegram an Hicks Almanac. One dollar a year is nouncing the dangerous illness. of her press exchanges this company will do Wm: Sigourney. a large business and will no doubt give a nominal price for such unique and daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bird. the theater-goers a rare treat. useful publications. Professor Hicks & CALK L, 8. CALKINS, sansssveoneseon: INS. a — GAOL of * goaiy laqioaht ~Oth MA ve Cures Impotency, The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told A Strong Company In a Repertoire of A Pleasant Party GiveninMiss Hattie over. critically, wastingdiseases, all effects of seli“T suppose you know,” he said, “that ma abuse, or excess and. indisHonor. Hallett’s New Plays, Over the Telephone. under the new revenue law. all transcretion. Anervetonicand Published every evening exeep* Sundays and Lega! Holidays ty BROWN le “Ps seagrbueteg a Restres VITA ITY: ANS MANHOOD ©sceossesovssososos00000000000 amass dace sneeaen SET LEC S CARTER CJOHNSTON. To all who before January Ist, 1900, buys Goods for $15 cash net or over we will pre‘serit this Watch FREE. ome W AXEL meme Suits $6 up. Pants $2 up. THE TAILOR. Below Armory Hall, Nevada City. a WIRE COTS FOLDING ARDY © . re : a From the best makers, of the bast materials and. having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, toae.sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. KINKEAD, Cash;Puicnituie Sealer, St hm ening ay i an at down. or te KINKEAD also carriesinstockde!poets:assortment of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and tata inte poe. ) Room FFurniture et tk