November 21, 1902 (4 pages)

i me ~~ saabpapn <aishet mon a pone Bo oe -Nevapa City Datty Transcript By Melt, . . ~ is ‘definite action that will please every man, woman and child . me NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, AUS Sere saul Every Evening, Sundays Bxcepied: at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ‘< és Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-26 Per Week ‘ WAN es ees secccueclesecn lesesevee iees,November 21, 1902 MORE STREET LIGHTS FOR NEVADA CITY. MONG the many improvements which have been made to the City of Nevada during recent years and in which our people take great pride is its up-to-date lighting system. For a town of its size this city is, as well lighted as any on the Coast and better lighted than the great majerity of interior places. Our people do have to turn their recollection back very many years to member than when going off the main business streets to other parts of the town it was necessary to take a lantern in order to get around the dark corners without endangerifig life and.Jimb by an accidental misstep in @ hole in the sid¢walk or the tilting of a broken board. But now a persot can see to get around fairly well on the darkest night in nearly every section of our city, but there is still room for improvement as there are yet a few dark sections which should be illuminated, and our accommodating and: active Board of Trustees and other city officials have not been slow to realize this fact and will shortly have the defects in the lighting system remedied. : At last night’s session of the Board of Trustees there was some discussion on this matter which was followed by ot in the town, and strangers as well. The chairman of the light committee was instructed to have the additional electric lights, which was designated to be installed some time ago, put in place as soon as possible. This will mean the addition of a number of new lights which will increase the total number in the city service to 110 incandescent and 9 arc light. cation$ where they-will do the most good. There are many dark streets where they ean be used to advantage, and if it is found that these new additional lights are inadequate to give the satisfaction desired, more will doubtless be added, as the present Board of Trustees are determined to please the people and look after their interests. { ¥ . to onlookers en route,for contributions. a The new lights will be distributed and placed in-lo-. The “Monks” wore long ate gowns and flowing beards, Wm.-Rowe, grotesquely Stein as “Happy Hooligan” and Harry Rogers asa policeman, in full aniform, were in line also, and performed their part of the program well. ; The Benevolent and Protective O der of Elks tarned out in goodly numbers. and all carried American flags. Following ‘the Elke came a large number of grocery and other local delivery teams loaded down with groceries, provisions, wood, etc., which school house by a committee of the Benevolent Society. A large supply of useful articles donated by eur townspeople ware taken direct to the Committee’s headquarters and were not in the parade. After traveling the line of march outs lined, the parade disbanded in front of Armory Hall and jhe-’donations were taken to the lar; nt. store room in the Masonic, Moh, witagd the committee will aseget-and distribute them to the needy. é The proce largest of its carseat Mery Oity and co) ely encircled the™dlock. A large crowd of peoplé gathered on the‘ various streets and watched with great interest the parade and cheered it. ded a ~ eed in ATmory Hall, ahece an ini pidetae program of exercises were rendered and appropriate speeches made. Insignias containing the words “Help the Poor” were’ cafried by the Elks, echoolchildren and. others. hs stores in town did not close as was announced, the Committee deciding that it would interfere with many people in securing their desired donations. The storekeepers were on the outside, however, when the parade came in sight and responded nobly when the contribution boxes came along. $ Exposed Himself. Word was brought totown this afternoon, that a man was out in the cedar trees on Proepect Hill behaving inan indecent manner, by exposing himself to the passers-by and the residents of the neighborhood. Marshal Sbearer and Constable Dillon went out after the man, who is supposed to be either drank or crazy. The officers foand him and brought him to town and placed him in the clty prison. His name is E, B. Oonnolly, anid is collector for the International Correspondence School. of Scranfon, Pennsylvania, He’ is” well ‘dressed and had $30 in his pockets. aioe she De recien disba With a complete lighting system the ‘comfort and convenience of our citizens will be Subserved and the good repu~ tation of our city in general with strangers and visitors will be maintained. The people of Nevada City should congratulate themselves that they have such an efficient and progressive board of city officials. 4444444844644 4686 LIBERAL DONATIONS. Are You Going East. If so, you ought to know about the daily Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions operated va The Rio Grande System. No morecomfortable or inexpensive way of traveling ean be found, and at the same time you will see the most magnificent scenery in the world. Stop-overs are allowed on cars. will be glad to quote you the lowest fares and tell you how to get there, _ We have some beantifully illushad previously been collected at the. all classes of tickets, or you may go through without lay-over or change of Tell us where you are going and we Daily “Record of thel i Doings of Our People. H, Kite is down from Washington. M. Levy is here from San Francteco. W. O. Bigelow is here from Stockton. H.D. Lyons is over from Noth San Juan, bee George W. Lucas came over irons 4 Relief Hill today. H. Newell, the seap man, is here from San Francisco. F Hudson and J. RB. “Woolsey are Wherever the the great mirth-provoking piece, “Finnigan’s Ball,” has been seen this season there were Pleased audiences. The company, here from Graniteville. ' which numbers twenty people, will be beget Sith _ a: evening seen at the Nevada Theatre tonight. Foley is now selling reserved seats at 75 cents. On October 18th the Seattle Times spoke as follows: ‘‘A half dozen pretty and charming girls and almost P. Kellaghan of Forest o-~ has gone to San Francisco. “ Geo. A. Torrey came dots from May bert last evening. tertained an iiintance at the Third Avenue last night in a mannér that was really refreshing. “Finnigan’s Ball” was the bill and it is really the first good farce comedy that has appeared at the ap-town theatre this season. In the “three rounds,” which name is substituted for the acts, of the play, there ie a lot of specialty work of a clever character, which was a strong feature of the entertainment. ? Union Men. Wit . PORTLAND, or, Nov. 20.-The of ider sailed thie afternoon for Francieco with union engineers” wet the old crew in charge. The scab crew . imported from San edie 23 ‘all ae serted. peek the press that on the day after F millignaire Snyder, sinee convicted of the crime, bribed the City Ooupell of St. . : Louie to pass. his. traction franohiso. bill, he was. so happy that he founded a chair of theology iaa Missone) -— lege. Dats Why experiment with other tithe when you can get Gilt Hdge Whiskey at all times and places, Mvery original package guaranteed absolutely . Sole proprietors,BORN. — re. Franeisco, Oal: In Nevada ity, November 20th, 1902, to the wife of Peter Seith, a daughter, The statement te going the seu of}t pope prices. If the ‘ments. Th men and a ells, Fargo to pare by Wichman, Lutgen & Oo, San j Terminated ye = . eat ae Orter, ke “ " ing to toto sn ene years. Then Buckley cured. It’s just as Bier ds, Skin ton’s drug store, ey have a1 men em washing buttons: The Penn Valley held a meet terday, and all regent. Tho Ores ng condition, a putter they ma ean supply. ' ent quality. pat in, and the ¢ nd at a A Runaway, 6. Orner, eal double that number of fanny men enGeomemesenes women Are Not Wanted. Nsw Yore, November 20—An announcinent thet a numberof ecelesiastics and Jesuits expelled from France are going to settle in Greece, has distarbed religious and patriotic circles, eays a dispatch from Athens. The theological school and university have memorialized the Government in reregard to the matter, urging that permission to the Jesuits to found a new “BE. Van Resjin of Chicago is here spending a few days, Miss Mary Maloney left thie morning for San Francisco. OC, Wenwell of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train, W. F. King of Washington left we morning for San Francisco. ° W. Scheurman of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. W. E. Barker and J. O. Earp of Tonepah arrived here on the morning train. 2 Mejor J. 8S. McBride ot North San Juan, has returned from the Miners’ Convention. A. J. McOormick, H. T. Boone and F, . "20°! be refused. D. Bratt.of San Francisco arrived here a auee on last evening’s train. ee eee am ono wei DaPtists Meet. been ill for several daya past, somewhat improved today. P. G. Magbam arrived here last evening from Forest City and left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Dabnake and son arrived here from Downiville last evening and left this morning for San Francieco. was Amerious, Ga, November 20—The Georgia Baptist. began a convention here today to continue through the week. The attendance is large and the outlook is fora highly successfal gathering. Home for Indians f San Dirco, November 20—In an interview Obarles F. Lump, the had of ‘the Indian Commission. seat cat to investigate and find a suitable new bome for the Warner Ranch Indians, said that he is not able to state definitely when the arrangements for the moving of the Indiens will be completed. He is said to have received a letter from President Robsevelt in which the time is suggested, but he will not divaige its contents. o~~@e~~°Oe Will Investigate. A remarkable case comes to light at Elizabeth, W. Va. An old man there by name of G. W. Roberts had long suffered with incurable cancer, Everybody believed his case hopeless until he used Electric Bitters and applied Backlen’s Arnica Salve, The treatment cured him completely. Now everybody who knows of it is investigating electric Bittters. It exerts a mighty power to expel biliousness, kidney and liver troubles and it’s a wonderful tonic-for _ down systems. Don’t fail totry it. Only 50c. SatisFrank Hitchings, who-haa been here. . The Boers are volunteering for on a visit to bis relatives returned. British service against the Mad this morning to San Francisco, 4 Mullah, That’s sensible. faction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, a ‘ W. F. Engiebright returned eet) ——_—— evening from San Francisco, where he attended the Miners’ Convention. E. A. Langford of San Rafeel arrived in this city last evening, on the way to Washington, his former home. D. Furth and family, who have been}. visiting in San Francisco, returned to ae =e their home at North San Juan yeator> . day. _ Miss Alice Merrill arrived from San Jose last evening to be at the bedside of her father, George Merrill, who is quite fll. J. G, James and Mrs. W. O. Graves will arrive here this = from San Francisco on a visit to B. 8S. and E. J. Rector. J. 8. Lucas and wife arrived hese AT CUT gp eS ne ges re et SS Guns and Rifles! RATES. from Sprague, Washington, on their way to No: th Bloomfield to visit their old home. Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns pectin Tonia ies) and es in wa have before. See Dress Goods Window. See our line of new Furs. Jackets. We invite you all to call. [Respectfully, fase not p being unpeeled. Today we > place on sale some Special Bargains in] Underwear at prices of 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. . Everyone a plum at the price, anything in this line without first looking here. Boys and Girls Underwear at 25¢ and soc, We hay Sizes and can give you more for your money than yy See our-new y line of Ladies’ and Children’s Capes Maher & Co,, Nevada G 250 TRIMMED Hi HA AT HALF PRICE . I have just p urotinged 250 Trimmed Hate tire ah Stores at jon eo dosced of the regular price, eat : . The wholesale house g is pre well ad ‘ HOON cleat a SOT teste it. Now Don’t think of : tes bs na those their Winter Hat can. saree : ot; © the stock is OAILDREN mean and Ready to wear Hats Call and see them. MRS. L. LUB eater. » hley-( r Admiral Sch! of the’ Oomn mn to the mat schools this mo iral made brie: loudly cheered. pave for Chicagc r York, Noven }, the editor of th New York Worl on, Staten Islan own from a br obken and hig « & native of Re aduate of Yale —_————+10e-+New C DE, Servia, i Markovis hag The majority Moderate Radi FU bases y aman the Minister rof Foreign Af —____+ 0@e-> — sadache, DO g of “Jesse Moore one good. equal it. + 0@e--— DMMON PR¢ Praise Is . , Nevada C ay Profit b ies 1 ae of travel for free distriee mae wish dae inc Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. Oommercial St. Nevada City, Mill St., . : Experiet Hee, " J. D. MansFiztp, Generel Agent. . ¥% * i o : ae 625 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. : : ae aye ehpaaetne ther ’ ns ‘ Ws \ CHAS. BE. MULLOY, Groot Nevada City’s Poor Were WE) 2: oir stecteass . f O4¢ Clear . ——_—e mee ae Whiie you think of it, go buy and z . : a a Remembered Today, kkk Aavana i Main Ss . , . ae ' oe ge ; thartic, ideal laxative,tonight, You’ “ bbe ah yj. never regret it. Genuine . tablets . ¥. — erate. Nevada City. P'ORCE, De 2 aa the olthe HL: . ifie lectro-Dental P BON ADAa : ONATION DAY dawned clear and bright and -_ eS E ec ro= enta arlor Ss oe oat asada ij p opened very auspiciously in Nevada City when the. >s:ne, moos baltec. ‘For outa ot Raseey pepnne 3 SAPOLIO —_ aay event t in warm rays of the smiling sun peeped over the mounBros. ¥ DR. R. E. SMITH Vclock scl i bp iP tain tops and looking down into the homes of our he : J BL TL=O jo return home . : y ia tog : These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parl Or Ges on West Broa peeple found many hearts responsive to its benign influence C A STOR i A i § Peteblished neerpe Toor Coane eceze Dental Parlora of Gactamento, hte: ht ge bi and filled with love and charity towards the poor and needy For Infants and Children, _. * : best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast an Btadvice, use tj i a f : : ° :. 4 “a and ly le be of our community The strong, north wind that had pre-. fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Is a 4 ints 3 Are Located: Here ‘Permanently bbe to Hise ee i vailed for the past two days and was disagreeable to all, : ‘i with all the modern ELEOTRIGALS-aud other conveniences:for doing ) Sr «Con F have spoker ae had ceased, seemingly, in harmony with the occcasion and Signatare of % t pao ineely: Sect reeee — s 1ITAN about Doan’e it the day was im fact a perfect one in every respect. “a Pa eT S. % . dentists. ro MERE Fotos chaeed ba: eth . 40 BE GIym eal ag trom Shortly before 1 o’clock this afternoon many children —— : Fl pcare fll Upper or Lower $10 90 dou FiLLiNa NGS : Ladies’ Relief @ 'sdrug store could be seen wending their way to Washington schoolhouse, Piano Por Sale, * % ‘caieae stoke g 22 Karat.. $0 SILVER FILLINGS. . 27.7: a 0b. . ee 4 . ri ve carrying their contribution for the relief of the destitute. . An sectgtt sass in canstent sonminen * * PAIGLEie Kx of pete da REE apie “ it tor60 ditt is offered for sale at a reasonable price. In-. ¥ XTRACTION, (60 CENTS. E n’ i cents All had eager and expectant faces and were happy in the . quire at Tegler’s oandy store. nai-lw . ¥ oe —— Extracting when‘pletesjare ordered, Tuesday v6 g,! ’ oster-Milbur thought that they were doing their best to hélp some unfor* soe Mo 2 £72: R. E. SMITH, D. D.S Haul, “said DELINQUENT SALE NOTIGE. : Masonic Bulldia E At Armory 1S mber th f tunate, the door of whose house had been entered by Poverty. 2 : <. up Stairs Plae Street, Nevada City. ro, Sarbetiennas” e n ag A SUERTE GOLD MINING ‘COMPANY SSS] ¥ Fs { . , " —t 6g It was a refreshing and invigorating thought for all observers san Voanetaco, of principal place.of business, . 5° . ; 5 ba fobs dies PY he Co Cemetery? t Har i to realize that the rising generation was receiving such prac. Nevads Cit There are deliaguent upon, nie. § WZ Hi YW consume wood, ‘starch, soap and other}. 2-02, 4 om, 8-02.]° Benefit 0 . ies! fg eS tical education for the cause of charity, and that they were . megseeinn’ sock, om, sepounyot ame er materials during the winter. Season, OF. Cloves..0.7"7) 406 Ise See/. A splendid cauetoal pr0e finest line of oe ES : : po ge pn SB pea lentes a fit os trae, ire your work done in the house ? Allspice, 10c 156 960] ttone and otber interesting b Nevada cor growing up tobe generous and large-hearted men and women games of the — 5 ders, as . Ginger 2222202252757" 106 15e 250] will be rendered. store of Jame possessed of that greatest of Christign graces. eign Corthiicats Shares . mts —_ ae: ti titers eeu ee Ibe Ys se oe re ied ec At about 2 o’clock, according to the pre-arranged plan, oiApa im Scoordance ‘with law and on : F iW And can return your laundry promptly, eae (ec Re 10°” 169 250] SPMISSION todks aod & the procession was fersied on the schostbouse avounds. ant says Sete ids many saos of saab Made by & ‘ re If you desire to have your ironing-done piagulit! ae ibe ats bos ton saa eahion, headed by the Grand Marshal Martin and his aides begun its a) pile nuneicn At ee often of% roa e alone us a trial on a bundle of nein we Sart ++ Ibe Be we Arnis : Mand ‘nae march through the streets of our city. Daye Fr the Beh rarn pe a “ib as . » th GO ST, . Phere Wa POD Oar. vveee G00 Bo 350! Physician and and "yo Res parade was led by Dr. I. L.) the school children, about 600 in namsi sn Rverdae ad ts a éc 99 in e@. 35 Cents Per Dozen Pieces. aaa as Loa :. 100 Ibs a —i0I— IN owman, mounted on a fine charger,. ber, many of whom carried flags and . séle. , Work of this” kind solutely ry nt and are ab-. ¢ surgical 9 * Curse ¢ end disguised as “Mephisto” or a big. insignias, all of whom were happy an SS Mew tgomery Mpreet, San San Fran. + ” starched and dried. ian ‘a Me ae oarry ans a a wiaalso Ait tans ot wail Sat “ ved devil. Then followed the Nevada. and did much cheering along the —_— ; usiness ffnen not requiring sta: ig m0 sell in any decired quantities : Dies hours—Nevads City? i Esa 6 Oity Brass Band, in the lead of which. route. The school teachers followed. Postponed. ; thorough! ly finish ford en an et 2 vial ™ 4p, m, and Tp. = ae : 8 dose ou was W. H, Martin as Grand Marshel. ° James F. Colley and A. B. Wolf legal holiday: th the dag of ish, 2008, a N. S."ofw Md. bicis os Grass Valley: to 19. “ mlese, Members of the Neveda Oity Benevo . dressed as Monke were in line and carViubnR 28, 36 5002, ur etn. fe NE. VADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA TI0h T or Se and Fic iioy oor, Be re = guaran lety ¢ : order of the of D . seme Roriety Khowed, snd then come . rial aillestion pleten, whieh they persed . " L's. WORD, Seoretary. dt Leave orders or Baadies at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada Clty, Cal, aylor STea & Coffee House 9 sabagdaie “ Bs o

i me ~~ saabpapn <aishet mon a pone Bo oe -Nevapa City Datty Transcript By Melt, . . ~ is ‘definite action that will please every man, woman and child . me NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, AUS Sere saul Every Evening, Sundays Bxcepied: at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ‘< és Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-26 Per Week ‘ WAN es ees secccueclesecn lesesevee iees,November 21, 1902 MORE STREET LIGHTS FOR NEVADA CITY. MONG the many improvements which have been made to the City of Nevada during recent years and in which our people take great pride is its up-to-date lighting system. For a town of its size this city is, as well lighted as any on the Coast and better lighted than the great majerity of interior places. Our people do have to turn their recollection back very many years to member than when going off the main business streets to other parts of the town it was necessary to take a lantern in order to get around the dark corners without endangerifig life and.Jimb by an accidental misstep in @ hole in the sid¢walk or the tilting of a broken board. But now a persot can see to get around fairly well on the darkest night in nearly every section of our city, but there is still room for improvement as there are yet a few dark sections which should be illuminated, and our accommodating and: active Board of Trustees and other city officials have not been slow to realize this fact and will shortly have the defects in the lighting system remedied. : At last night’s session of the Board of Trustees there was some discussion on this matter which was followed by ot in the town, and strangers as well. The chairman of the light committee was instructed to have the additional electric lights, which was designated to be installed some time ago, put in place as soon as possible. This will mean the addition of a number of new lights which will increase the total number in the city service to 110 incandescent and 9 arc light. cation$ where they-will do the most good. There are many dark streets where they ean be used to advantage, and if it is found that these new additional lights are inadequate to give the satisfaction desired, more will doubtless be added, as the present Board of Trustees are determined to please the people and look after their interests. { ¥ . to onlookers en route,for contributions. a The new lights will be distributed and placed in-lo-. The “Monks” wore long ate gowns and flowing beards, Wm.-Rowe, grotesquely Stein as “Happy Hooligan” and Harry Rogers asa policeman, in full aniform, were in line also, and performed their part of the program well. ; The Benevolent and Protective O der of Elks tarned out in goodly numbers. and all carried American flags. Following ‘the Elke came a large number of grocery and other local delivery teams loaded down with groceries, provisions, wood, etc., which school house by a committee of the Benevolent Society. A large supply of useful articles donated by eur townspeople ware taken direct to the Committee’s headquarters and were not in the parade. After traveling the line of march outs lined, the parade disbanded in front of Armory Hall and jhe-’donations were taken to the lar; nt. store room in the Masonic, Moh, witagd the committee will aseget-and distribute them to the needy. é The proce largest of its carseat Mery Oity and co) ely encircled the™dlock. A large crowd of peoplé gathered on the‘ various streets and watched with great interest the parade and cheered it. ded a ~ eed in ATmory Hall, ahece an ini pidetae program of exercises were rendered and appropriate speeches made. Insignias containing the words “Help the Poor” were’ cafried by the Elks, echoolchildren and. others. hs stores in town did not close as was announced, the Committee deciding that it would interfere with many people in securing their desired donations. The storekeepers were on the outside, however, when the parade came in sight and responded nobly when the contribution boxes came along. $ Exposed Himself. Word was brought totown this afternoon, that a man was out in the cedar trees on Proepect Hill behaving inan indecent manner, by exposing himself to the passers-by and the residents of the neighborhood. Marshal Sbearer and Constable Dillon went out after the man, who is supposed to be either drank or crazy. The officers foand him and brought him to town and placed him in the clty prison. His name is E, B. Oonnolly, anid is collector for the International Correspondence School. of Scranfon, Pennsylvania, He’ is” well ‘dressed and had $30 in his pockets. aioe she De recien disba With a complete lighting system the ‘comfort and convenience of our citizens will be Subserved and the good repu~ tation of our city in general with strangers and visitors will be maintained. The people of Nevada City should congratulate themselves that they have such an efficient and progressive board of city officials. 4444444844644 4686 LIBERAL DONATIONS. Are You Going East. If so, you ought to know about the daily Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions operated va The Rio Grande System. No morecomfortable or inexpensive way of traveling ean be found, and at the same time you will see the most magnificent scenery in the world. Stop-overs are allowed on cars. will be glad to quote you the lowest fares and tell you how to get there, _ We have some beantifully illushad previously been collected at the. all classes of tickets, or you may go through without lay-over or change of Tell us where you are going and we Daily “Record of thel i Doings of Our People. H, Kite is down from Washington. M. Levy is here from San Francteco. W. O. Bigelow is here from Stockton. H.D. Lyons is over from Noth San Juan, bee George W. Lucas came over irons 4 Relief Hill today. H. Newell, the seap man, is here from San Francisco. F Hudson and J. RB. “Woolsey are Wherever the the great mirth-provoking piece, “Finnigan’s Ball,” has been seen this season there were Pleased audiences. The company, here from Graniteville. ' which numbers twenty people, will be beget Sith _ a: evening seen at the Nevada Theatre tonight. Foley is now selling reserved seats at 75 cents. On October 18th the Seattle Times spoke as follows: ‘‘A half dozen pretty and charming girls and almost P. Kellaghan of Forest o-~ has gone to San Francisco. “ Geo. A. Torrey came dots from May bert last evening. tertained an iiintance at the Third Avenue last night in a mannér that was really refreshing. “Finnigan’s Ball” was the bill and it is really the first good farce comedy that has appeared at the ap-town theatre this season. In the “three rounds,” which name is substituted for the acts, of the play, there ie a lot of specialty work of a clever character, which was a strong feature of the entertainment. ? Union Men. Wit . PORTLAND, or, Nov. 20.-The of ider sailed thie afternoon for Francieco with union engineers” wet the old crew in charge. The scab crew . imported from San edie 23 ‘all ae serted. peek the press that on the day after F millignaire Snyder, sinee convicted of the crime, bribed the City Ooupell of St. . : Louie to pass. his. traction franohiso. bill, he was. so happy that he founded a chair of theology iaa Missone) -— lege. Dats Why experiment with other tithe when you can get Gilt Hdge Whiskey at all times and places, Mvery original package guaranteed absolutely . Sole proprietors,BORN. — re. Franeisco, Oal: In Nevada ity, November 20th, 1902, to the wife of Peter Seith, a daughter, The statement te going the seu of}t pope prices. If the ‘ments. Th men and a ells, Fargo to pare by Wichman, Lutgen & Oo, San j Terminated ye = . eat ae Orter, ke “ " ing to toto sn ene years. Then Buckley cured. It’s just as Bier ds, Skin ton’s drug store, ey have a1 men em washing buttons: The Penn Valley held a meet terday, and all

regent. Tho Ores ng condition, a putter they ma ean supply. ' ent quality. pat in, and the ¢ nd at a A Runaway, 6. Orner, eal double that number of fanny men enGeomemesenes women Are Not Wanted. Nsw Yore, November 20—An announcinent thet a numberof ecelesiastics and Jesuits expelled from France are going to settle in Greece, has distarbed religious and patriotic circles, eays a dispatch from Athens. The theological school and university have memorialized the Government in reregard to the matter, urging that permission to the Jesuits to found a new “BE. Van Resjin of Chicago is here spending a few days, Miss Mary Maloney left thie morning for San Francisco. OC, Wenwell of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train, W. F. King of Washington left we morning for San Francisco. ° W. Scheurman of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. W. E. Barker and J. O. Earp of Tonepah arrived here on the morning train. 2 Mejor J. 8S. McBride ot North San Juan, has returned from the Miners’ Convention. A. J. McOormick, H. T. Boone and F, . "20°! be refused. D. Bratt.of San Francisco arrived here a auee on last evening’s train. ee eee am ono wei DaPtists Meet. been ill for several daya past, somewhat improved today. P. G. Magbam arrived here last evening from Forest City and left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Dabnake and son arrived here from Downiville last evening and left this morning for San Francieco. was Amerious, Ga, November 20—The Georgia Baptist. began a convention here today to continue through the week. The attendance is large and the outlook is fora highly successfal gathering. Home for Indians f San Dirco, November 20—In an interview Obarles F. Lump, the had of ‘the Indian Commission. seat cat to investigate and find a suitable new bome for the Warner Ranch Indians, said that he is not able to state definitely when the arrangements for the moving of the Indiens will be completed. He is said to have received a letter from President Robsevelt in which the time is suggested, but he will not divaige its contents. o~~@e~~°Oe Will Investigate. A remarkable case comes to light at Elizabeth, W. Va. An old man there by name of G. W. Roberts had long suffered with incurable cancer, Everybody believed his case hopeless until he used Electric Bitters and applied Backlen’s Arnica Salve, The treatment cured him completely. Now everybody who knows of it is investigating electric Bittters. It exerts a mighty power to expel biliousness, kidney and liver troubles and it’s a wonderful tonic-for _ down systems. Don’t fail totry it. Only 50c. SatisFrank Hitchings, who-haa been here. . The Boers are volunteering for on a visit to bis relatives returned. British service against the Mad this morning to San Francisco, 4 Mullah, That’s sensible. faction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, a ‘ W. F. Engiebright returned eet) ——_—— evening from San Francisco, where he attended the Miners’ Convention. E. A. Langford of San Rafeel arrived in this city last evening, on the way to Washington, his former home. D. Furth and family, who have been}. visiting in San Francisco, returned to ae =e their home at North San Juan yeator> . day. _ Miss Alice Merrill arrived from San Jose last evening to be at the bedside of her father, George Merrill, who is quite fll. J. G, James and Mrs. W. O. Graves will arrive here this = from San Francisco on a visit to B. 8S. and E. J. Rector. J. 8. Lucas and wife arrived hese AT CUT gp eS ne ges re et SS Guns and Rifles! RATES. from Sprague, Washington, on their way to No: th Bloomfield to visit their old home. Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns pectin Tonia ies) and es in wa have before. See Dress Goods Window. See our line of new Furs. Jackets. We invite you all to call. [Respectfully, fase not p being unpeeled. Today we > place on sale some Special Bargains in] Underwear at prices of 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. . Everyone a plum at the price, anything in this line without first looking here. Boys and Girls Underwear at 25¢ and soc, We hay Sizes and can give you more for your money than yy See our-new y line of Ladies’ and Children’s Capes Maher & Co,, Nevada G 250 TRIMMED Hi HA AT HALF PRICE . I have just p urotinged 250 Trimmed Hate tire ah Stores at jon eo dosced of the regular price, eat : . The wholesale house g is pre well ad ‘ HOON cleat a SOT teste it. Now Don’t think of : tes bs na those their Winter Hat can. saree : ot; © the stock is OAILDREN mean and Ready to wear Hats Call and see them. MRS. L. LUB eater. » hley-( r Admiral Sch! of the’ Oomn mn to the mat schools this mo iral made brie: loudly cheered. pave for Chicagc r York, Noven }, the editor of th New York Worl on, Staten Islan own from a br obken and hig « & native of Re aduate of Yale —_————+10e-+New C DE, Servia, i Markovis hag The majority Moderate Radi FU bases y aman the Minister rof Foreign Af —____+ 0@e-> — sadache, DO g of “Jesse Moore one good. equal it. + 0@e--— DMMON PR¢ Praise Is . , Nevada C ay Profit b ies 1 ae of travel for free distriee mae wish dae inc Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. Oommercial St. Nevada City, Mill St., . : Experiet Hee, " J. D. MansFiztp, Generel Agent. . ¥% * i o : ae 625 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. : : ae aye ehpaaetne ther ’ ns ‘ Ws \ CHAS. BE. MULLOY, Groot Nevada City’s Poor Were WE) 2: oir stecteass . f O4¢ Clear . ——_—e mee ae Whiie you think of it, go buy and z . : a a Remembered Today, kkk Aavana i Main Ss . , . ae ' oe ge ; thartic, ideal laxative,tonight, You’ “ bbe ah yj. never regret it. Genuine . tablets . ¥. — erate. Nevada City. P'ORCE, De 2 aa the olthe HL: . ifie lectro-Dental P BON ADAa : ONATION DAY dawned clear and bright and -_ eS E ec ro= enta arlor Ss oe oat asada ij p opened very auspiciously in Nevada City when the. >s:ne, moos baltec. ‘For outa ot Raseey pepnne 3 SAPOLIO —_ aay event t in warm rays of the smiling sun peeped over the mounBros. ¥ DR. R. E. SMITH Vclock scl i bp iP tain tops and looking down into the homes of our he : J BL TL=O jo return home . : y ia tog : These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parl Or Ges on West Broa peeple found many hearts responsive to its benign influence C A STOR i A i § Peteblished neerpe Toor Coane eceze Dental Parlora of Gactamento, hte: ht ge bi and filled with love and charity towards the poor and needy For Infants and Children, _. * : best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast an Btadvice, use tj i a f : : ° :. 4 “a and ly le be of our community The strong, north wind that had pre-. fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Is a 4 ints 3 Are Located: Here ‘Permanently bbe to Hise ee i vailed for the past two days and was disagreeable to all, : ‘i with all the modern ELEOTRIGALS-aud other conveniences:for doing ) Sr «Con F have spoker ae had ceased, seemingly, in harmony with the occcasion and Signatare of % t pao ineely: Sect reeee — s 1ITAN about Doan’e it the day was im fact a perfect one in every respect. “a Pa eT S. % . dentists. ro MERE Fotos chaeed ba: eth . 40 BE GIym eal ag trom Shortly before 1 o’clock this afternoon many children —— : Fl pcare fll Upper or Lower $10 90 dou FiLLiNa NGS : Ladies’ Relief @ 'sdrug store could be seen wending their way to Washington schoolhouse, Piano Por Sale, * % ‘caieae stoke g 22 Karat... $0 SILVER FILLINGS.. . 27.7: a 0b. . ee 4 . ri ve carrying their contribution for the relief of the destitute. . An sectgtt sass in canstent sonminen * * PAIGLEie Kx of pete da REE apie “ it tor60 ditt is offered for sale at a reasonable price. In-. ¥ XTRACTION, (60 CENTS. E n’ i cents All had eager and expectant faces and were happy in the . quire at Tegler’s oandy store. nai-lw . ¥ oe —— Extracting when‘pletesjare ordered, Tuesday v6 g,! ’ oster-Milbur thought that they were doing their best to hélp some unfor* soe Mo 2 £72: R. E. SMITH, D. D.S Haul, “said DELINQUENT SALE NOTIGE. : Masonic Bulldia E At Armory 1S mber th f tunate, the door of whose house had been entered by Poverty. 2 : <. up Stairs Plae Street, Nevada City. ro, Sarbetiennas” e n ag A SUERTE GOLD MINING ‘COMPANY SSS] ¥ Fs { . , " —t 6g It was a refreshing and invigorating thought for all observers san Voanetaco, of principal place.of business, . 5° . ; 5 ba fobs dies PY he Co Cemetery? t Har i to realize that the rising generation was receiving such prac. Nevads Cit There are deliaguent upon, nie. § WZ Hi YW consume wood, ‘starch, soap and other}.. 2-02, 4 om, 8-02.]° Benefit 0 . ies! fg eS tical education for the cause of charity, and that they were . megseeinn’ sock, om, sepounyot ame er materials during the winter. Season, OF. Cloves....0..7"7) 406 Ise See/. A splendid cauetoal pr0e finest line of oe ES : : po ge pn SB pea lentes a fit os trae, ire your work done in the house ? Allspice, 10c 156 960] ttone and otber interesting b Nevada cor growing up tobe generous and large-hearted men and women games of the — 5 ders, as . Ginger 2222202252757" 106 15e 250] will be rendered. store of Jame possessed of that greatest of Christign graces. eign Corthiicats Shares . mts —_ ae: ti titers eeu ee Ibe Ys se oe re ied ec At about 2 o’clock, according to the pre-arranged plan, oiApa im Scoordance ‘with law and on : F iW And can return your laundry promptly, eae (ec Re 10°” 169 250] SPMISSION todks aod & the procession was fersied on the schostbouse avounds. ant says Sete ids many saos of saab Made by & ‘ re If you desire to have your ironing-done piagulit! ae ibe ats bos ton saa eahion, headed by the Grand Marshal Martin and his aides begun its a) pile nuneicn At ee often of% roa e alone us a trial on a bundle of nein we Sart ++ Ibe Be we Arnis : Mand ‘nae march through the streets of our city. Daye Fr the Beh rarn pe a “ib as . » th GO ST, . Phere Wa POD Oar. vveee G00 Bo 350! Physician and and "yo Res parade was led by Dr. I. L.) the school children, about 600 in namsi sn Rverdae ad ts a éc 99 in e@. 35 Cents Per Dozen Pieces. aaa as Loa :. 100 Ibs a —i0I— IN owman, mounted on a fine charger,. ber, many of whom carried flags and . séle. , Work of this” kind solutely ry nt and are ab-. ¢ surgical 9 * Curse ¢ end disguised as “Mephisto” or a big. insignias, all of whom were happy an SS Mew tgomery Mpreet, San San Fran. + ” starched and dried. ian ‘a Me ae oarry ans a a wiaalso Ait tans ot wail Sat “ ved devil. Then followed the Nevada. and did much cheering along the —_— ; usiness ffnen not requiring sta: ig m0 sell in any decired quantities : Dies hours—Nevads City? i Esa 6 Oity Brass Band, in the lead of which. route. The school teachers followed. Postponed. ; thorough! ly finish ford en an et 2 vial ™ 4p, m, and Tp. = ae : 8 dose ou was W. H, Martin as Grand Marshel. ° James F. Colley and A. B. Wolf legal holiday: th the dag of ish, 2008, a N. S."ofw Md. bicis os Grass Valley: to 19. “ mlese, Members of the Neveda Oity Benevo . dressed as Monke were in line and carViubnR 28, 36 5002, ur etn. fe NE. VADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA TI0h T or Se and Fic iioy oor, Be re = guaran lety ¢ : order of the of D . seme Roriety Khowed, snd then come . rial aillestion pleten, whieh they persed . " L's. WORD, Seoretary. dt Leave orders or Baadies at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada Clty, Cal, aylor STea & Coffee House 9 sabagdaie “ Bs o