November 21, 1903 (4 pages)

, complete . er paper ‘Shells— yy’s Dupi npa A OTT lat ' Fall y are jeties id the let us al Street m our new to our largé¢ pnir Spoonst Spoon is y engraved pe Leo, vie Iso be sure designs, in cente Sp Spoons Spoons byixon arrived here jaw: Vv 5) Gan Francisco and lett setor Relief Hill. . Burk e is down from North ke i. id. p3. Goodwin is over trom Yo Oampbell and O. Willis ee De om Forest City. fabler is bere in the interest oo Hubby” Company. me { here next Tuesday. sBride the hardware mManie f mm San Francisco, 1 BS tbe fascinating oommer=. pot San Francisco, ie with us : : Psion has returned trom . acisco. frank Clark arrived from Secip last evening to attend. the fof the late Michael Garver. {q, Mather Clyne left for Washing=} yy where he will hold services a Danicls returoed last night, at-. ended visit to San Francisco. . B Powell returned last night . ap Shusiness trip to Bakersfield.i. Dolan, the liueman, aus s returned last night from symoon trip. Hanis came down from Alleist evening and left for San: jamorning. . eDyer of Oakland, who isan mr on the Southern. Pacific: came in on last evening’s ffs will remain with his pa‘ir.and Mrs. John Dyer, antil hankegiving Day. J, Lasswell and wife were in last night, en route to Alle; They reside in San Francisco, . Maher, the cigarmaker, is on} list, f, Bean has gone to Oherokee to mihe Brophy claim, Hille Peard, who has been here it to relatives, left this morn— Stockton, where she will reweek before returning to _ /Mariposa county. ’ 5.30 to 7.30 p. m, » November 22, 1903, SOUPS, po Ie Reine aux Consomme FISH. d Salmon, Apple diene ‘ RELISHES fShrim p Mayonaise, Ohutney BOILED, ils Ham — with German Asparagas waux Petits—Poie en Velonte’ Patios ala PrincessiLamb a la Milanaise ; i Fritters creme au Vanille ROASTS, Turkey, anbei of Beef au Jas mot Matton Brows Gtavy and Apple Pie _ oem Paddi with p oarg and Bran¢ Sauce Assorted its, Prats and Raisins B.Roquefort‘and Edam Cheese Cafe Noir, : — ion In Silk Embroidery ids ‘desiring instructions ‘tilk embroidery should call bis. Cairne, at her residence Transcript Block, where sambe seen and rates ascertained, "of choice embroidery pieces, hice Christmas gifts, are i le, They may be seen in PWindow of Jas. Osirna’ a> Mishment tonigh 0 ee , “iovernor. 2 SOE Becbeall, who’ ma born and reared _ here, is to be retained as a ‘ebief deputy in the City Attorney’s office at San Francisco. He held: ‘the position since Franklin K. Lane took charge-of the office, and he is said to. be a very competent man. for the place. 2 At the New York Hotel the meals are red in the very best etyle, and there ie a homelike way about the place. On Sunday evenings a fine chicken dinner ig alwaye served. All the delicacies of the season are added ‘and every attention is given to guests. ~ Leurel Parlor of ‘Native Daughters @iscussed various matters at last night’s meeting, The coming New Year's ball received much attention, ‘and a number of suggestions looking forward to ite success were made. On. Friday evening, December 4th, new tcers will be elected. The fall as. recorded up. to. nine o’clock this morning is as follows: Rainfall: ‘November 2lst.. ; 8.12 ' By the above it will be:seen that over from 9 o’clock yesterday morning up to9o’clock this morning. The way the storm raged lest evening many thought it was coming down at the rete of afootan-hoar. . oie. ns Cacitiaicee is responsible for many a railway wreck and the same causes jare making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles. But since the advent. ot Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ‘and os Golde, even the worst cases can be te ured, and hopelese resignetion is n0 ‘longer necessary. Mre, Lois.Oragg of Dorchester, Mase., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s . New Discovery, This great remedy is “. guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 0c. and $1. Trial bottles free. atthe a oe STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irish [Moss Cough Balsam. Gures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all oe Soetentens NE Me All kinds of nice Drin ks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britiand’s. tf Stare oF Oxl0, Orrr or ToLEvo, Franx J. Onmnwex mekes oath that _. he is senior partner in the firm of F. . City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the _. sam of ONE HUNDBED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTanne j. that cannot be cared by the use of PRANK J. OHENEY. ; ‘eisai betes we and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of DeA. A.W. GLEASON, satis ended tiers lant internand Seg ‘directly on the blood iy ing ‘and Mr Thomas jumped off, while’ , . house. It is conducted along modern ‘menu is given in thie issue. three inches of rain fel) in this locality . J. Oxnuney & Co., doing business in the} embankment on Deer creek while Ten} santana hie footthe steed. headed for the creek. The embankment is quite high, but no injury resulted; “Phe Hotel Antlers is a very Shcaia’ lines, and the guests speak highly of dining department everything be-}. tokens the. perfection that marks the well-regulated ‘hostelry. The meals are excellent, and the Sunday spreads are largely patronized. Tomorrow's ‘The National and Annex is one of the very best botels to be found in the interior of the State. Everything possible ie done to make the. guests: feel at home, and the large run of business shows that the proprietors’ efforts. are fally appreciated, The dining room is made one of the main featares of the place. Tomorrow evening the usual good dinner will be served. See menu in another column. 4 The weather bureau predicts sens ers tomorrow. A few drops of rain should not keep good people from attend divine servine. The preachers who devote so much time in getting up good sermons feel disheatened when empty benches stare them in the face. Oonsider their feelings. : “SUNDAY DINNER _ At THE Hotel Antlers. ~ . Sinee-the firet of present month. ‘16,81 << _. For the geason.. Care la yo vo LT BA SUNDAY, NOVESIBER 22a Caviar on Toast Select Celery sOUP -Ohicken, with barleyConsomme Royal FISH. Boted taboos — Hollandaise Sauce Queen Olives Shrimp Salad en Mayonaise : BOILED. Boiled Leg of Lamb—Spanish SaucENTREES. Lobsters in Cases Giblet Saute—Mushrooms Fricachier of Veal— Jardinier Sauce Spanish Buffs Sauce Golden. ROASTS. Prime Porterhouse Beef au jus Loin of Matton with Jeliy Pork w pple Sauce RibsOf Beef with Yem Yam: VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Steamed Pofatoes Stewed Tomatoes Caalifiower in Oreme DESSERT Mince Pie Pampkino Pie. English Plum Pudding—Hard Sauce Lemon Ice Cream Fruit Nats . Raisins Edam, Swiss and Cream Oheese Cocoa Tea Ice Tea Coffee Milk California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf “eG ESPECIALLY FOR CHiLDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Ccugh Balsam. For Croup and Iofantile coughs contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggiets. cei et PALMER & JOHMSOK, Wholeeale and retail dealers in RAKE KKK Bing Sly High Cs the accommodations afforded. -In the]: Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars. = {the Lezompton mine, went over an horn, mag Wrandy.? Marie Nichols, 7Selma Anderson, Marcella. Jacobse, . Edna Rathban, Elleworth Kilroy, Emma Young, Elmer Trevithick, Luelia Quigley, Sammie Bennetts, Leslie Szaman, Harold Veale, Howard Andrew, Alice Rathbap, Fred Penrose, Raby Porterfield, Haviland Dower, Mand Pianezzi, Cosette Allan, Robert Bovey, Donald Grover, Gustave Fiecher. Second grade, Mis: Power, teacher-= ‘Aimee Godfrey, Marian Richards, Lucile Bean, Letha Merrill, Irma English, James Martin, Chester White, Wallace Shaw, Walter Jewett, Earl . Moore. Third grade, Miss Power, aenee Verna Hiscox, Verna Hall, Nanette Marchie, Lucile Williams, Edith Durbio, May Hoskins, Marceline: Addie, Joe O'Neill, Irvine Seaman, Darrell Oonghian,Charlie O’Neill,Jumes Veale, Leland Williams, Harold Rogers, John Lopez, Elmer Durbin, Raymond Wilde, Oherlie Guenther, Erwin Cook. Third grade, Miss Goyne, teacher— Jessie Cleave, Retha Downey, Joan Gilbam, Maroelina Gates, Vera Hopkins, Verda Hitchens, Jennie Holland, Eliza Hammond, Etta Lovelady, Gladys Moore, Elise Myers, Elsie Rosa, Beatrice Ninnis, Lillian Nevis, Gertrude Nicholls, Rosie Pianezzi, Lavinia Polglase, Hazel Pallamounter, Susie Robinson, Merle Sweet, Kate Silva, Onnie Steffens, Callie Thomas, Mary Randall, Lizzie Solari, Myrtle Weisenburger, Joe Deshwandin, Leon Fowler, Paul Fischer, Henry Jepsen, Alle Hawkins, Evelyn Hitchene,Laurie Holland, Albert Holland, Osrl Lane, Daniel, Walter Hammond, Frank NiMarcelius, Fischer, pnd Naerg: Gallagher, Otho Garibaldi, George Griffiths, Annie Guenther; Olara Harper,. . Holman, Jennie Jacobse, Hazel Jepsen,, Olive McLeod, Adele Nilon, Mabel Pel-. . lamounter, Johnnie Pianezzi, Wallace ‘Rogers, Milton Rowe, Osrroll Searle, . Clyde Shartleff, Belle Taylor, Sarab years. Then Buoklen’s Arnica Salve joured. Ive just as ‘good for Burns Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., ‘at W. D. Vinton’s Drag Store. Treanor, Olarke: ‘Waite, Richard Wild.} 4 ——— Sixth chie Borlace, Ellsworth Colley, ‘Tom Obivell, Ethel Fischer, Harvey Gilham ,George Hampton, Ainsley Holmes, Emme Hatryhousen, Leonard Kabl, Gregory Long, Leeter Myers, Elmer Medlin, Reinhart McOluskie, Oharies Martin, Elsie Oliver, Walter Porterfield, Eva Pianezzi, Sadie Rameey, Malcoim Rogers, Oharlie Richarde, Winfred Renfree, Elbert Veale, Willard Veale, Frank Waods,. Sixth grade, Mrs, MeCormack, teacher--Obarles Bennetts, Jesse Obnert, Tommie Richards, Goyne Hampton, Bérkey Giovanetti, Arthur Davis, Evelyn Martin, Bertha Jacobs. — Seventh grade, Mrs, McCormack, teacher—Walter Treadweli, Edward Esrl Lane, Preston Marsh, Rosens . Harper, Annie Norton, Florence Andrews, Lizzie Blake, Estelle Lovelady. Seventh grade, Mr. Ogden, teacher —Lucille Bond, Marcia Gray, Matilda Hoffman, Mildred Holman, May Merrill, Edith Morgam, Jennie Pierce, Ber. nice Shaw, Richard Bennetts, David Sse Fa SES — y THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE —— A-BC BEERS Famous the World Over—Fully Matured,~ _ SOLD EVERYWHERE. HACKNTOSHES! Automobile Mackintoshes For Ladies, Misses and Children, The latest styles. Prices E*rom MACINTOSHCS. -5Oo Up. _ NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. RUBBERS for Ladies, Men and Children. RUBBER BOOFS in all sizes, NEW FURS! grade, Mra: Long, vineeniics. Evelyn Arbogast, Rui) Britland, Ar-. from 75cente to $1.60 each. ahhh he WARM Chest Protectors. from 60 cents to $3,650. PREP YH Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISIN E. a Special feature, Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . Hot Water se the Empire in Sierra and two or three Fothere in different parts of the State, and they seem to be reaching out for other meritorious properties. Their * . investment in the Maurchie will anquestionably, when thoroughly devel12 . oped, prove-to be the biggest and best . dividand-payer in the State. Kxtensive work will done upon the newly acquired property in W on t ie vecdeess 18} townehip. The tannel is in about 800 Bt 7 aeese ‘+++ BT) test and inside of 60 fect more the 44 . Julia. ledge will be intersected 200 feet below ‘the shaft which is 120 feet deep. A new hoisting rig is to be put up and then the work will be ogrried on as fast as possible. The mine will prove to be a flue one for the new owners, Doesn’t Respect Old Age. Iv’e shamefal when youth faile to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe acd irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Oonstipation, all yield to thie perfect Pill, 250., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Free lunch and tarkey. reffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. call Spring Velle wees Petes wh seee ” San Franolseo Gas abd Biectrio. : “MINING STOOKS,0. bie. oes 88 t teecee Gould & Oat. 22 . Ballion Best fe owed i Oon, Cal. eee ee, ae senveene i i aledouis. ik 08 . Sitver Bu: a Al bie 08 yb ning oa . 18 . Andes. Confidence . ; 60 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, ie You a Seger ciguaa ot \f you want a good, cool drink ° beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm, Harry. tf-m7_ ae VINTON'S PHARMACY DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Blectro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING...PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. “CRAVEN ETTES, The New Rain-Proof Cloth for a 9 gig ae, oom A 2 Oravenette garments are rain-tight, bat not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Bucbessor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor: Picnic and Warm Weather a ot Delicacies:..-. ee ae 2 & & GRAND & ot Millinery Display. wha hs yi le he te he hs wo 2 Calland see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Millinery. now on display—the fin’ est ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. W *E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Groceey. } } We i a splendid line at all poss from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time : Miss at. HOEFT . Broad Street, Nevada City: ; AN 7 ssa se Office clocks, etc., also our display . ot gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. Main Street, Grass Valley. Sioa 1 & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ROSENBERG BROS. Call ond enjoy _s9% CHAS. H, EDDY, Manager. = mae As the off Tosh’ plect 66 Mead &.

, complete . er paper ‘Shells— yy’s Dupi npa A OTT lat ' Fall y are jeties id the let us al Street m our new to our largé¢ pnir Spoonst Spoon is y engraved pe Leo, vie Iso be sure designs, in cente Sp Spoons Spoons byixon arrived here jaw: Vv 5) Gan Francisco and lett setor Relief Hill. . Burk e is down from North ke i. id. p3. Goodwin is over trom Yo Oampbell and O. Willis ee De om Forest City. fabler is bere in the interest oo Hubby” Company. me { here next Tuesday. sBride the hardware mManie f mm San Francisco, 1 BS tbe fascinating oommer=. pot San Francisco, ie with us : : Psion has returned trom . acisco. frank Clark arrived from Secip last evening to attend. the fof the late Michael Garver. {q, Mather Clyne left for Washing=} yy where he will hold services a Danicls returoed last night, at-. ended visit to San Francisco. . B Powell returned last night . ap Shusiness trip to Bakersfield.i. Dolan, the liueman, aus s returned last night from symoon trip. Hanis came down from Alleist evening and left for San: jamorning. . eDyer of Oakland, who isan mr on the Southern. Pacific: came in on last evening’s ffs will remain with his pa‘ir.and Mrs. John Dyer, antil hankegiving Day. J, Lasswell and wife were in last night, en route to Alle; They reside in San Francisco, . Maher, the cigarmaker, is on} list, f, Bean has gone to Oherokee to mihe Brophy claim, Hille Peard, who has been here it to relatives, left this morn— Stockton, where she will reweek before returning to _ /Mariposa county. ’ 5.30 to 7.30 p. m, » November 22, 1903, SOUPS, po Ie Reine aux Consomme FISH. d Salmon, Apple diene ‘ RELISHES fShrim p Mayonaise, Ohutney BOILED, ils Ham — with German Asparagas waux Petits—Poie en Velonte’ Patios ala PrincessiLamb a la Milanaise ; i Fritters creme au Vanille ROASTS, Turkey, anbei of Beef au Jas mot Matton Brows Gtavy and Apple Pie _ oem Paddi with p oarg and Bran¢ Sauce Assorted its, Prats and Raisins B.Roquefort‘and Edam Cheese Cafe Noir, : — ion In Silk Embroidery ids ‘desiring instructions ‘tilk embroidery should call bis. Cairne, at her residence Transcript Block, where sambe seen and rates ascertained, "of choice embroidery pieces, hice Christmas gifts, are i le, They may be seen in PWindow of Jas. Osirna’ a> Mishment tonigh 0 ee , “iovernor. 2 SOE Becbeall, who’ ma born and reared _ here, is to be retained as a ‘ebief deputy in the City Attorney’s office at San Francisco. He held: ‘the position since Franklin K. Lane took charge-of the office, and he is said to. be a very competent man. for the place. 2 At the New York Hotel the meals are red in the very best etyle, and there ie a homelike way about the place. On Sunday evenings a fine chicken dinner ig alwaye served. All the delicacies of the season are added ‘and every attention is given to guests. ~ Leurel Parlor of ‘Native Daughters @iscussed various matters at last night’s meeting, The coming New Year's ball received much attention, ‘and a number of suggestions looking forward to ite success were made. On. Friday evening, December 4th, new tcers will be elected. The fall as. recorded up. to. nine o’clock this morning is as follows: Rainfall: ‘November 2lst... ; 8.12 ' By the above it will be:seen that over from 9 o’clock yesterday morning up to9o’clock this morning. The way the storm raged lest evening many thought it was coming down at the rete of afootan-hoar. . oie. ns Cacitiaicee is responsible for many a railway wreck and the same causes jare making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles. But since the advent. ot Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ‘and os Golde, even the worst cases can be te ured, and hopelese resignetion is n0 ‘longer necessary. Mre, Lois.Oragg of Dorchester, Mase., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s . New Discovery, This great remedy is “. guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 0c. and $1. Trial bottles free. atthe a oe STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irish [Moss Cough Balsam. Gures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all oe Soetentens NE Me All kinds of nice Drin ks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britiand’s. tf Stare oF Oxl0, Orrr or ToLEvo, Franx J. Onmnwex mekes oath that _. he is senior partner in the firm of F. . City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the _. sam of ONE HUNDBED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTanne j. that cannot be cared by the use of PRANK J. OHENEY. ; ‘eisai betes we and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of DeA. A.W. GLEASON, satis ended tiers lant internand Seg ‘directly on the blood iy ing ‘and Mr Thomas jumped off, while’ , . house. It is conducted along modern ‘menu is given in thie issue. three inches of rain fel) in this locality . J. Oxnuney & Co., doing business in the} embankment on Deer creek while Ten} santana hie footthe steed. headed for the creek. The embankment is quite high, but no injury resulted; “Phe Hotel Antlers is a very Shcaia’ lines, and the guests speak highly of dining department everything be-}. tokens the. perfection that marks the well-regulated ‘hostelry. The meals are excellent, and the Sunday spreads are largely patronized. Tomorrow's ‘The National and Annex is one of the very best botels to be found in the interior of the State. Everything possible ie done to make the. guests: feel at home, and the large run of business shows that the proprietors’ efforts. are fally appreciated, The dining room is made one of the main featares of the place. Tomorrow evening the usual good dinner will be served. See menu in another column. 4 The weather bureau predicts sens ers tomorrow. A few drops of rain should not keep good people from attend divine servine. The preachers who devote so much time in getting up good sermons feel disheatened when empty benches stare them in the face. Oonsider their feelings. : “SUNDAY DINNER _ At THE Hotel Antlers. ~ . Sinee-the firet of present month. ‘16,81 << _. For the geason.... Care la yo vo LT BA SUNDAY, NOVESIBER 22a Caviar on Toast Select Celery sOUP -Ohicken, with barleyConsomme Royal FISH. Boted taboos — Hollandaise Sauce Queen Olives Shrimp Salad en Mayonaise : BOILED. Boiled Leg of Lamb—Spanish SaucENTREES. Lobsters in Cases Giblet Saute—Mushrooms Fricachier of Veal— Jardinier Sauce Spanish Buffs Sauce Golden. ROASTS. Prime Porterhouse Beef au jus Loin of Matton with Jeliy Pork w pple Sauce RibsOf Beef with Yem Yam: VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Steamed Pofatoes Stewed Tomatoes Caalifiower in Oreme DESSERT

Mince Pie Pampkino Pie. English Plum Pudding—Hard Sauce Lemon Ice Cream Fruit Nats . Raisins Edam, Swiss and Cream Oheese Cocoa Tea Ice Tea Coffee Milk California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf “eG ESPECIALLY FOR CHiLDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Ccugh Balsam. For Croup and Iofantile coughs contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggiets. cei et PALMER & JOHMSOK, Wholeeale and retail dealers in RAKE KKK Bing Sly High Cs the accommodations afforded. -In the]: Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars. = {the Lezompton mine, went over an horn, mag Wrandy.? Marie Nichols, 7Selma Anderson, Marcella. Jacobse, . Edna Rathban, Elleworth Kilroy, Emma Young, Elmer Trevithick, Luelia Quigley, Sammie Bennetts, Leslie Szaman, Harold Veale, Howard Andrew, Alice Rathbap, Fred Penrose, Raby Porterfield, Haviland Dower, Mand Pianezzi, Cosette Allan, Robert Bovey, Donald Grover, Gustave Fiecher. Second grade, Mis: Power, teacher-= ‘Aimee Godfrey, Marian Richards, Lucile Bean, Letha Merrill, Irma English, James Martin, Chester White, Wallace Shaw, Walter Jewett, Earl . Moore. Third grade, Miss Power, aenee Verna Hiscox, Verna Hall, Nanette Marchie, Lucile Williams, Edith Durbio, May Hoskins, Marceline: Addie, Joe O'Neill, Irvine Seaman, Darrell Oonghian,Charlie O’Neill,Jumes Veale, Leland Williams, Harold Rogers, John Lopez, Elmer Durbin, Raymond Wilde, Oherlie Guenther, Erwin Cook. Third grade, Miss Goyne, teacher— Jessie Cleave, Retha Downey, Joan Gilbam, Maroelina Gates, Vera Hopkins, Verda Hitchens, Jennie Holland, Eliza Hammond, Etta Lovelady, Gladys Moore, Elise Myers, Elsie Rosa, Beatrice Ninnis, Lillian Nevis, Gertrude Nicholls, Rosie Pianezzi, Lavinia Polglase, Hazel Pallamounter, Susie Robinson, Merle Sweet, Kate Silva, Onnie Steffens, Callie Thomas, Mary Randall, Lizzie Solari, Myrtle Weisenburger, Joe Deshwandin, Leon Fowler, Paul Fischer, Henry Jepsen, Alle Hawkins, Evelyn Hitchene,Laurie Holland, Albert Holland, Osrl Lane, Daniel, Walter Hammond, Frank NiMarcelius, Fischer, pnd Naerg: Gallagher, Otho Garibaldi, George Griffiths, Annie Guenther; Olara Harper,. . Holman, Jennie Jacobse, Hazel Jepsen,, Olive McLeod, Adele Nilon, Mabel Pel-. . lamounter, Johnnie Pianezzi, Wallace ‘Rogers, Milton Rowe, Osrroll Searle, . Clyde Shartleff, Belle Taylor, Sarab years. Then Buoklen’s Arnica Salve joured. Ive just as ‘good for Burns Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., ‘at W. D. Vinton’s Drag Store. Treanor, Olarke: ‘Waite, Richard Wild.} 4 ——— Sixth chie Borlace, Ellsworth Colley, ‘Tom Obivell, Ethel Fischer, Harvey Gilham ,George Hampton, Ainsley Holmes, Emme Hatryhousen, Leonard Kabl, Gregory Long, Leeter Myers, Elmer Medlin, Reinhart McOluskie, Oharies Martin, Elsie Oliver, Walter Porterfield, Eva Pianezzi, Sadie Rameey, Malcoim Rogers, Oharlie Richarde, Winfred Renfree, Elbert Veale, Willard Veale, Frank Waods,. Sixth grade, Mrs, MeCormack, teacher--Obarles Bennetts, Jesse Obnert, Tommie Richards, Goyne Hampton, Bérkey Giovanetti, Arthur Davis, Evelyn Martin, Bertha Jacobs. — Seventh grade, Mrs, McCormack, teacher—Walter Treadweli, Edward Esrl Lane, Preston Marsh, Rosens . Harper, Annie Norton, Florence Andrews, Lizzie Blake, Estelle Lovelady. Seventh grade, Mr. Ogden, teacher —Lucille Bond, Marcia Gray, Matilda Hoffman, Mildred Holman, May Merrill, Edith Morgam, Jennie Pierce, Ber. nice Shaw, Richard Bennetts, David Sse Fa SES — y THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE —— A-BC BEERS Famous the World Over—Fully Matured,~ _ SOLD EVERYWHERE. HACKNTOSHES! Automobile Mackintoshes For Ladies, Misses and Children, The latest styles. Prices E*rom MACINTOSHCS. -5Oo Up. _ NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. RUBBERS for Ladies, Men and Children. RUBBER BOOFS in all sizes, NEW FURS! grade, Mra: Long, vineeniics. Evelyn Arbogast, Rui) Britland, Ar-. from 75cente to $1.60 each. ahhh he WARM Chest Protectors. from 60 cents to $3,650. PREP YH Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISIN E. a Special feature, Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. .. Hot Water se the Empire in Sierra and two or three Fothere in different parts of the State, and they seem to be reaching out for other meritorious properties. Their * . investment in the Maurchie will anquestionably, when thoroughly devel12 . oped, prove-to be the biggest and best . dividand-payer in the State. Kxtensive work will done upon the newly acquired property in W on t ie vecdeess 18} townehip. The tannel is in about 800 Bt 7 aeese ‘+++ BT) test and inside of 60 fect more the 44 . Julia.. ledge will be intersected 200 feet below ‘the shaft which is 120 feet deep. A new hoisting rig is to be put up and then the work will be ogrried on as fast as possible. The mine will prove to be a flue one for the new owners, Doesn’t Respect Old Age. Iv’e shamefal when youth faile to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe acd irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Oonstipation, all yield to thie perfect Pill, 250., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Free lunch and tarkey. reffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. call Spring Velle wees Petes wh seee ” San Franolseo Gas abd Biectrio. : “MINING STOOKS,0. bie. oes 88 t teecee Gould & Oat.. 22 . Ballion Best fe owed i Oon, Cal. eee ee, ae senveene i i aledouis.. ik 08 . Sitver Bu: a Al bie 08 yb ning oa . 18 . Andes.. Confidence .. ; 60 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, ie You a Seger ciguaa ot \f you want a good, cool drink ° beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm, Harry. tf-m7_ ae VINTON'S PHARMACY DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Blectro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING.....PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. “CRAVEN ETTES, The New Rain-Proof Cloth for a 9 gig ae, oom A 2 Oravenette garments are rain-tight, bat not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Bucbessor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor: Picnic and Warm Weather a ot Delicacies:...-. ee ae 2 & & GRAND & ot Millinery Display. wha hs yi le he te he hs wo 2 Calland see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Millinery.. now on display—the fin’ est ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. W *E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Groceey. } } We i a splendid line at all poss from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time : Miss at. HOEFT . Broad Street, Nevada City: ; AN 7 ssa se Office clocks, etc., also our display . ot gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. Main Street, Grass Valley. Sioa 1 & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ROSENBERG BROS. Call ond enjoy _s9% CHAS. H, EDDY, Manager. = mae As the off Tosh’ plect 66 Mead &.