November 23, 1900 (4 pages)

af bd od tee are > for very to’ choose ng to trim ese goods, ngs, New eéd, know the kind-—the Maher & ods. You Sa ara now read 1a3 thara bee s year will com° ave not spared ‘our aes anufacturers his year. . sin the world. cted us to sell ember that any ii take your orlook at ours, ag otis! ‘cap i B. ovens lai! 3H. and H. J. Mile of Feratey are in town. : Jobn Hanley ii Sen Francisco. : * f J. Goffett came down. trom Moore’s. Flat today.) W. Bradbury came down from Alle}. ghany today. = W. Glover was up trom the Anthony House today. C. Brittan came ap. ‘from Yuba City this afternoon. — Mrs. Frank Seth pasted oe! morning to Auburm; = G. Mish of New York is here on mining business. of Mrs. Wm. Engle has Fotoried. ‘from fan Francisco.’ : ©" © * Mrs. P. Edmunds came over from French Corral today. = ~< ~ L. A. MeOroskie has gone. to’ San . ropbery. Francisco on. @ visit.» C. F. Pitkin of Birchville paid a, visit to this city yesterday. W. W. Bodgers came ‘over’ from Forbestown last’ evening. A. W. Slee of San Poanbeos arrived here on last evening’s train. Will McKinney came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. : : Constable BE. Northup of San Jaan was a visitor here yesterday. . Ed. Swan, the well-known traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. ‘also implicated John D. Smith, who. homes: people resid ‘kept a saloon on lower K Street, ineared: ae during the nso ies ‘a habeas corpus . proceeding will‘ have The storm caused them to close down i officials will liberate him, They. have . ™e2 came in Monday and the teams: lingering Saees raging "eat ‘All sa0leve'the p ‘exception of © ae who S ; sgh re became entangled in the bsrness, (which was pape y lent Cox, of ta be se perintondadmitted that be and another man ox, of the y wie man . was one of the passengers, was: carried (who has never been Peccnsiabs were Allen’s assailants, and that t cbhet Sues -eialik h bidionst eter cori aes diffeculty. ‘The passengers, were taken to. the/ forming the officers that oo planned the robbery and told where 'té look for Allen‘s a gh rie stunning him, After ‘Allen's: pie The following items were take Gordon pleaded guilty to a charge . of . the “Truckee Republican of and another of marder, but day: owing to the fact that he had ‘turned Hobart Mille’ eksnnaitt was vocimpelied State’s evidence on Smith, was given . *© lose down by thestorm. Should comparatively short sentences—on the . the weather become favorable the mill first charge twelve years, and on the will be started up agein. other fourteen, both sentences to’begin . . The engine from Hobart Mills came “Truckee Items. — trom't ednesbecame ill in jail and died in the. *°¥ Plow. . County «. Hospital. ‘Harry. Gordon's The Trackee Lumber Qompany bas time will expire in January next, bat. loc? down their logging at Joppa. to bé’ commenced before the prison a week earlier than was intended. The Tre the . elther struck by the straggling borses. the }. 800 yards down the stream, and when . perbape the best solution of the case. ¥89 taken to the, ‘Receiving Hospital, to.xun at once. John Smith ly in yesterday, encountering no difficulty . —~ convioted on Gordon’s oregon in cleaning the road with the attached should be, oer conden “byi ie poe es man was quiet and. reasonable. He} over his drunk and he under-. “Attor sisting « lodge of Odd F situation, He bad already . ®* San Francisco a few. aaa? . : twelve hours and he de-. 2. . Malloy, the groceryman of th i manded a warrint ‘before ‘going with . 78s walling on Market street ‘the officer, . so.he. traveled east, in was struck by a cable car. When tig He had received much the worst of the where his injaries were attended to, fight in his arrest, the peop @ of FlorisHe was not seriously injared and will ton were sath when he: isin Rass Repubilinan. Bob Simmons has purchased some of thousands. of homes it is always on the Free Coinage, until after the holi: buffet. days. tf GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! . HATS OF GOLD *E TIES OF GOLD! Ae Set. Euoett ‘to shales a a + rine Thanksgiving dinner. andthe petasn: ‘here, in ‘afew. aw deys. SE See RE Ne 6 county was saved considerable excy Raffle at "ih> Free Colnuge: : “For fomily! ase “Tease Moore’ “A ar the finest turkeys. im; the yapeket and . o ©. J. Ahibern, a hotel man of Au-. no burp, arrived in this city last night. [in view of the doable sentence, both Thomes Brock was down from the . runnitig together, they will rennet an Derbec yesterday one businesstrip. . order from the courts as a ‘basis for J. Holmes, the insurance inspector, . their action. ‘The prison officials state returned to Oakland this afternoon, that Gordon says he intends to go to Miss Hieronimus has returned from . gouth America as soon as he is disa visit: with friends at Colambia Hill. harged. Gordon is well related in the Ed. Bhoad and A. H.Williams of} Rast, and has received remittances ever fo) re to keep Gordon: longer, but . Vere brought in yesterday and taken to Reno toe. tie sshoatg The Pope Seriously ill. Paris, November 22.—A dispatch to the Temps from Rome says the Pope yesterday visited the Basilica of St. novelties. the window. Has padaht some of.the latest and most stytich t . Notice the new styles of gold hats in. Sauer Kraut in bulk ‘Heing’s Mince Meat in bulk Ohicago are here epending a few days. R. B. Springer of Columbia Hill was among yésterday’s visitors to this city. W.B. Magonigal of Smartsville was a visitor to the county. seat yesterday. A. P. Clark and. M. Lintner of Circle City, Alaska, are here on mining business, F. Beckerman and J. Delipasi of the Gaeton Ridge mine arrived a yesterday. Henry Thompson arrived Nei evening from Sactamento om a visit of a a bustling, busy lumbering town, or at Enterprise. few-days. = iJ, 8 and J, M. Toomey ror retained to their home’at Moore’s Fiat from a trip to Smartsville. J. T., Cahill and. wife arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for their former " home at North Bloomfield. Superintendent D. J, McFall of the Wleme mine, and E. T. R. Powell re‘turned last night from the Miners’ onveation at San Francisvo, Dwight Rolfe, James Johnston, W. ‘O. Holmes and G. E. Davis came down ‘from the Gaston Ridge mine ‘yesterday, where they. have been employed. Mrs. L. A. Garthe returned last evening from Auburn, where she has . been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Williams. The latter returned with her, ©” No Decision in Reiff Case. Lonpon, wassaher 22.—Oontrary to expectation, the racing calendar t1oday did not give the decision of the stewards of the Jockey Olub in the case of charges brought by Lord Durham against Lester Reiff, the American jockey, and it was learned that the investigation is still in progress. ————— Brarn On ORNS Ss Ge THOS . oe Luoas County, Franx J. QoENEY makes oath that he 8 senior A Sagoo of the firm of F. J. business in the LARS for LARS Gea oe by the use of Hat's OaTARRE CurB. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to, before me. ard subscribed in my thie 6th day of ember, Ae D, 1886. ‘ A W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Lots of People Use Hall’s Catarch. tire ja taken inte’ ally, and acts directly on the nese ; “gurfaces: of the system a RRR nano . and" mucous Sold by Draggiets, ‘Hall's Baanlly’ Pills are the best. NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS. Notice is heel pire February 15,; nections have-already’ now has a postofiice. Rechristened 3h . Les care Guacer tharougihly aoe veces “and every case of Osshould reserve your order. for Paul oe ST of De-. '? given that the tim: for making — Secon etl exese “About 350 coning over une-hailf ae on COFFEE are notiPeters and experienced such fatigue « . that he had to take to his bed. It is further claimed. that. va fainted twice. ‘since hie arrest in 1891. Name of Town eegaet. a all It seeme rather a startling adinotines: Richard Perkins, ment that Overton so thrifty, vigorous . pnown wiah okie = = and substantial as. our sister town is id should have gone out of existence so 1 & Gucen te pe te suddenly, and quietly and without) 1.° teen employed in various mines cause. It, however, is just the name) in this city, most of the time as shift ton was too common a name for such . tom by all who knew him—Virginia least the U.-S. Post. Office department decided and it -was not ‘until ——— the name was changed that this new town representing hundreds of people and hundreds of thousands of dollers Sufferers from this herrible malady worth of property was able to get a nearly af inherit it——not necessaril ways —not ni y postofiice. The name was changed to/) the parents, but may be from some Hobart Mills and ander that name it. remote ancestor, for Cane Conese often runs : through several This deadly “The new office was opened Monday . poison may lay. Root & in the blood for with Chas, W. Calvin as the postmas. [rate Orit Joe pues se waskes f Soeeay ter.— Truckee Republican, ce—or a swollen gland in the or. some other part of the body, nently all the poisonous virus _ sliminated from the blood. { 6 eYa . it driven out, This S. S. S. : seated, 0 troubles like this. > wh asertntecin, November 22. i wenitor When all the poison has Caen rhea ‘out No. 8, formerly known as the Connecof the system the Cancer heals, and the ticut, building at Bath, Maine, has been —— na cor iway,ogtio rechristened: the Nevada by Secretary following letter from Mrs, Shirer shows : Long: The State authorities of Oon-. A small pimple came on my jaw about an inch side of my face. It gave necticut considered that.their common. Slow te earonthe le wealth was entitled to the dignity of a battleship in naval: nomenclature and consequently the compliment bestowed by the Secretary of the Navy in naming one of the four large monitors now nnder construction in honor of the State of Nevada. «ee Turkey Raffle at Britland’s. Wm. J. Britland of the Council Baik Chamber has secured the best turkeys in the market. He will. dispose of SS een them at raffle every evening from now until after the new year, Call arcand and try your lack. — tf sac seepage ed waa two years ago; thete are ‘ill aoe Soe and my nd my Benerel heatitr Plata, Mo. ae tee aoe paso ae of all boon pucihiern, and the pire van guaranteed le. Eble. Send or are book on Piano Tuning. crn pag, a gr and gece ga crn mB this disease, and If your piano needs tuning you te our physicians about yourcase, We for medical advice. as the place remains the same. Overboss, and was held inthe highest es. Siege 4: a Good fhings for the Green and Ripe Olives.in bulk P‘kid Pigs Feet in bulk : Pickles in buik Fresh Watnuts ‘n bulk Boned. Chicken and Turkey Apple Butter . Honey *: . Citron, Currants, ‘. Bloaters, Etc. Holidays. Snnrarerren ersten i ALAA sree THE NAME OF THE'BEST WORK EN APA= i AN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTIONS . . % in price. Oall and inspect thig new shoe: : : 3 ¢ Pa] A GUESSING CONTEST-—We have a: large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making purchases to the: amount of $1 will-be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess will receive a handsome pair of shoes: Easy on the foot and wears like iron: Reasualable ; = = . = . = BOWEY BROS., Broad Street. abl: MAUL A JUN Millinery Opening — Fortiore than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display” of, FINE; MILLINERY each season, but this Fall surpasses “all others. 4 MISS TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a.Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats. . Ladies call and see the beautiful goods. W. H. CRAWFORD. FIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Fresh Cranberries in bulk} for the. Thanksgiving dinnet “at ‘Jackson's. Please’ bear i in taint everything that gives, zest . é , to the meal—helps out. the good old turkey. Citron, . “spices, seasoning of all’ kinds, to say nothiag of Mince: Meat and: Plum Pudding which go. Get your “orders. Elegant @ Goods We Ge just received a gh Jon aig ‘of: CLOAKS, FURS, : sm “DRESS Goons § + Ye And tany other new: goats which we want the ladies to a) and see. The" prices « are i a # : i : pote sell CSET paareo meee wing ¥ IOI ROIOIIIIOIOK KOK HIKE MR T. W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial St Seasonable Goods _ Schoen. Leave word at Vinton’s drag store and your work will be attended . “= “nH AKL, STN, tf ra nr ern ° TAYLOR’S# -_e FAMILY —e GROUND : At 26 Cents per Pound. Roasted Daily! Ground to Order. Equal to the average 85-cent Coffee. OtherGrades at Other Prices. . TAYLOR'S TBA STORE, NEVADA cit A GE. Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel Doors, Wiadows and Glass, Tin, Copper oe Granite Iron Ware, + RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURHISHI uOUDS, oe TORNER, Fi Stu, Neda at, New Crop-Soft Shell Shp “WALNUTS The highest.: grade, REASONABLE PRICES! “Per Iby 18. Boiled Cider in Pint or Quart Bottles,» 25c and 50c ) r The be ‘be ébtained—* Cape :Cod” 4 A RARBERRIES: aie Oa Yh b 3¢:tm. tor 26e. ; Oranberry Sauce is the only distinctive method, but they may be prepared for the table.in-a grpat many. ways, according to the tastes of the cook. It is well. to bear in mind that the best results are obtained when the berries are cooked and served fresh. Eminent authorities say that.there is no fruit so healthfal or. palatable as _ cranberry, when properly cooked. CHAS. E. MULLOY, . Telephone 501, * Store closes at 8 p. m. SOMETHING NEW! eas ---Dust Proof Watches. PERIENCE AE tia — wis rs For teamsters and miners. ie to be proof against dust : : €: A. & H. W. HARTUNG, ‘BROAD STREET#ABOVE: PINE, NEVADA CITY Pits rOYS ae COCKTAILS aap 10 contsAT FOLEY’S, 13 Commercial Street. HEADQUARTERS FOR at Fine Jewelry. Silverware and a @ 3 ais 4 a te ’ aS Por ‘mathe ‘Vie beets ; keeper makes. her’ purchases’ a mind . that there “you can obee ; .

af bd od tee are > for very to’ choose ng to trim ese goods, ngs, New eéd, know the kind-—the Maher & ods. You Sa ara now read 1a3 thara bee s year will com° ave not spared ‘our aes anufacturers his year. . sin the world. cted us to sell ember that any ii take your orlook at ours, ag otis! ‘cap i B. ovens lai! 3H. and H. J. Mile of Feratey are in town. : Jobn Hanley ii Sen Francisco. : * f J. Goffett came down. trom Moore’s. Flat today.) W. Bradbury came down from Alle}. ghany today. = W. Glover was up trom the Anthony House today. C. Brittan came ap. ‘from Yuba City this afternoon. — Mrs. Frank Seth pasted oe! morning to Auburm; = G. Mish of New York is here on mining business. of Mrs. Wm. Engle has Fotoried. ‘from fan Francisco.’ : ©" © * Mrs. P. Edmunds came over from French Corral today. = ~< ~ L. A. MeOroskie has gone. to’ San . ropbery. Francisco on. @ visit..» C. F. Pitkin of Birchville paid a, visit to this city yesterday. W. W. Bodgers came ‘over’ from Forbestown last’ evening. A. W. Slee of San Poanbeos arrived here on last evening’s train. Will McKinney came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. : : Constable BE. Northup of San Jaan was a visitor here yesterday. . Ed. Swan, the well-known traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. ‘also implicated John D. Smith, who. homes: people resid ‘kept a saloon on lower K Street, ineared: ae during the nso ies ‘a habeas corpus . proceeding will‘ have The storm caused them to close down i officials will liberate him, They. have . ™e2 came in Monday and the teams: lingering Saees raging "eat ‘All sa0leve'the p ‘exception of © ae who S ; sgh re became entangled in the bsrness, (which was pape y lent Cox, of ta be se perintondadmitted that be and another man ox, of the y wie man . was one of the passengers, was: carried (who has never been Peccnsiabs were Allen’s assailants, and that t cbhet Sues -eialik h bidionst eter cori aes diffeculty. ‘The passengers, were taken to. the/ forming the officers that oo planned the robbery and told where 'té look for Allen‘s a gh rie stunning him, After ‘Allen's: pie The following items were take Gordon pleaded guilty to a charge . of . the “Truckee Republican of and another of marder, but day: owing to the fact that he had ‘turned Hobart Mille’ eksnnaitt was vocimpelied State’s evidence on Smith, was given . *© lose down by thestorm. Should comparatively short sentences—on the . the weather become favorable the mill first charge twelve years, and on the will be started up agein. other fourteen, both sentences to’begin . . The engine from Hobart Mills came “Truckee Items. — trom't ednesbecame ill in jail and died in the. *°¥ Plow. . County «. Hospital. ‘Harry. Gordon's The Trackee Lumber Qompany bas time will expire in January next, bat. loc? down their logging at Joppa. to bé’ commenced before the prison a week earlier than was intended. The Tre the . elther struck by the straggling borses. the }. 800 yards down the stream, and when . perbape the best solution of the case. ¥89 taken to the, ‘Receiving Hospital, to.xun at once. John Smith ly in yesterday, encountering no difficulty . —~ convioted on Gordon’s oregon in cleaning the road with the attached should be, oer conden “byi ie poe es man was quiet and. reasonable. He} over his drunk and he under-. “Attor sisting « lodge of Odd F situation, He bad already . ®* San Francisco a few. aaa? . : twelve hours and he de-. 2. . Malloy, the groceryman of th i manded a warrint ‘before ‘going with . 78s walling on Market street ‘the officer, . so.he. traveled east, in was struck by a cable car. When tig He had received much the worst of the where his injaries were attended to, fight in his arrest, the peop @ of FlorisHe was not seriously injared and will ton were sath when he: isin Rass Repubilinan. Bob Simmons has purchased some of thousands. of homes it is always on the Free Coinage, until after the holi: buffet. days. tf GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! . HATS OF GOLD *E TIES OF GOLD! Ae Set. Euoett ‘to shales a a + rine Thanksgiving dinner. andthe petasn: ‘here, in ‘afew. aw deys. SE See RE Ne 6 county was saved considerable excy Raffle at "ih> Free Colnuge: : “For fomily! ase “Tease Moore’ “A ar the finest turkeys. im; the yapeket and . o ©. J. Ahibern, a hotel man of Au-. no burp, arrived in this city last night. [in view of the doable sentence, both Thomes Brock was down from the . runnitig together, they will rennet an Derbec yesterday one businesstrip. . order from the courts as a ‘basis for J. Holmes, the insurance inspector, . their action. ‘The prison officials state returned to Oakland this afternoon, that Gordon says he intends to go to Miss Hieronimus has returned from . gouth America as soon as he is disa visit: with friends at Colambia Hill. harged. Gordon is well related in the Ed. Bhoad and A. H.Williams of} Rast, and has received remittances ever fo) re to keep Gordon: longer, but . Vere brought in yesterday and taken to Reno toe. tie sshoatg The Pope Seriously ill. Paris, November 22.—A dispatch to the Temps from Rome says the Pope yesterday visited the Basilica of St. novelties. the window. Has padaht some of.the latest and most stytich t . Notice the new styles of gold hats in. Sauer Kraut in bulk ‘Heing’s Mince Meat in bulk Ohicago are here epending a few days. R. B. Springer of Columbia Hill was among yésterday’s visitors to this city. W.B. Magonigal of Smartsville was a visitor to the county. seat yesterday. A. P. Clark and. M. Lintner of Circle City, Alaska, are here on mining business, F. Beckerman and J. Delipasi of the Gaeton Ridge mine arrived a yesterday. Henry Thompson arrived Nei evening from Sactamento om a visit of a a bustling, busy lumbering town, or at Enterprise. few-days. = iJ, 8 and J, M. Toomey ror retained to their home’at Moore’s Fiat from a trip to Smartsville. J. T., Cahill and. wife arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for their former " home at North Bloomfield. Superintendent D. J, McFall of the Wleme mine, and E. T. R. Powell re‘turned last night from the Miners’ onveation at San Francisvo, Dwight Rolfe, James Johnston, W. ‘O. Holmes and G. E. Davis came down ‘from the Gaston Ridge mine ‘yesterday, where they. have been employed. Mrs. L. A. Garthe returned last evening from Auburn, where she has . been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Williams. The latter returned with her, ©” No Decision in Reiff Case. Lonpon, wassaher 22.—Oontrary to expectation, the racing calendar t1oday did not give the decision of the stewards of the Jockey Olub in the case of charges brought by Lord Durham against Lester Reiff, the American jockey, and it was learned that the investigation is still in progress. ————— Brarn On ORNS Ss Ge THOS . oe Luoas County, Franx J. QoENEY makes oath that he 8 senior A Sagoo of the firm of F. J. business in the LARS for LARS Gea oe by the use of Hat's OaTARRE CurB. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to, before me. ard subscribed in my thie 6th day of ember, Ae D, 1886. ‘ A W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Lots of People Use Hall’s Catarch. tire ja taken inte’ ally, and acts directly on the nese ; “gurfaces: of the system a RRR nano . and" mucous Sold by Draggiets, ‘Hall's Baanlly’ Pills are the best. NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS. Notice is heel pire February 15,;

nections have-already’ now has a postofiice. Rechristened 3h . Les care Guacer tharougihly aoe veces “and every case of Osshould reserve your order. for Paul oe ST of De-. '? given that the tim: for making — Secon etl exese “About 350 coning over une-hailf ae on COFFEE are notiPeters and experienced such fatigue « . that he had to take to his bed. It is further claimed. that. va fainted twice. ‘since hie arrest in 1891. Name of Town eegaet. a all It seeme rather a startling adinotines: Richard Perkins, ment that Overton so thrifty, vigorous . pnown wiah okie = = and substantial as. our sister town is id should have gone out of existence so 1 & Gucen te pe te suddenly, and quietly and without) 1.° teen employed in various mines cause. It, however, is just the name) in this city, most of the time as shift ton was too common a name for such . tom by all who knew him—Virginia least the U.-S. Post. Office department decided and it -was not ‘until ——— the name was changed that this new town representing hundreds of people and hundreds of thousands of dollers Sufferers from this herrible malady worth of property was able to get a nearly af inherit it——not necessaril ways —not ni y postofiice. The name was changed to/) the parents, but may be from some Hobart Mills and ander that name it. remote ancestor, for Cane Conese often runs : through several This deadly “The new office was opened Monday . poison may lay. Root & in the blood for with Chas, W. Calvin as the postmas. [rate Orit Joe pues se waskes f Soeeay ter.— Truckee Republican, ce—or a swollen gland in the or. some other part of the body, nently all the poisonous virus _ sliminated from the blood. { 6 eYa . it driven out, This S. S. S. : seated, 0 troubles like this. > wh asertntecin, November 22. i wenitor When all the poison has Caen rhea ‘out No. 8, formerly known as the Connecof the system the Cancer heals, and the ticut, building at Bath, Maine, has been —— na cor iway,ogtio rechristened: the Nevada by Secretary following letter from Mrs, Shirer shows : Long: The State authorities of Oon-. A small pimple came on my jaw about an inch side of my face. It gave necticut considered that.their common. Slow te earonthe le wealth was entitled to the dignity of a battleship in naval: nomenclature and consequently the compliment bestowed by the Secretary of the Navy in naming one of the four large monitors now nnder construction in honor of the State of Nevada. «ee Turkey Raffle at Britland’s. Wm. J. Britland of the Council Baik Chamber has secured the best turkeys in the market. He will. dispose of SS een them at raffle every evening from now until after the new year, Call arcand and try your lack. — tf sac seepage ed waa two years ago; thete are ‘ill aoe Soe and my nd my Benerel heatitr Plata, Mo. ae tee aoe paso ae of all boon pucihiern, and the pire van guaranteed le. Eble. Send or are book on Piano Tuning. crn pag, a gr and gece ga crn mB this disease, and If your piano needs tuning you te our physicians about yourcase, We for medical advice. as the place remains the same. Overboss, and was held inthe highest es. Siege 4: a Good fhings for the Green and Ripe Olives.in bulk P‘kid Pigs Feet in bulk : Pickles in buik Fresh Watnuts ‘n bulk Boned. Chicken and Turkey Apple Butter . Honey *: . Citron, Currants, ‘. Bloaters, Etc. Holidays. Snnrarerren ersten i ALAA sree THE NAME OF THE'BEST WORK EN APA= i AN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTIONS . . % in price. Oall and inspect thig new shoe: : : 3 ¢ Pa] A GUESSING CONTEST-—We have a: large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making purchases to the: amount of $1 will-be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess will receive a handsome pair of shoes: Easy on the foot and wears like iron: Reasualable ; = = . = . = BOWEY BROS., Broad Street. abl: MAUL A JUN Millinery Opening — Fortiore than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display” of, FINE; MILLINERY each season, but this Fall surpasses “all others. 4 MISS TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a.Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats. . Ladies call and see the beautiful goods. W. H. CRAWFORD. FIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Fresh Cranberries in bulk} for the. Thanksgiving dinnet “at ‘Jackson's. Please’ bear i in taint everything that gives, zest . é , to the meal—helps out. the good old turkey. Citron, . “spices, seasoning of all’ kinds, to say nothiag of Mince: Meat and: Plum Pudding which go. Get your “orders. Elegant @ Goods We Ge just received a gh Jon aig ‘of: CLOAKS, FURS, : sm “DRESS Goons § + Ye And tany other new: goats which we want the ladies to a) and see. The" prices « are i a # : i : pote sell CSET paareo meee wing ¥ IOI ROIOIIIIOIOK KOK HIKE MR T. W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial St Seasonable Goods _ Schoen. Leave word at Vinton’s drag store and your work will be attended . “= “nH AKL, STN, tf ra nr ern ° TAYLOR’S# -_e FAMILY —e GROUND : At 26 Cents per Pound. Roasted Daily! Ground to Order. Equal to the average 85-cent Coffee. OtherGrades at Other Prices. . TAYLOR'S TBA STORE, NEVADA cit A GE. Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel Doors, Wiadows and Glass, Tin, Copper oe Granite Iron Ware, + RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURHISHI uOUDS, oe TORNER, Fi Stu, Neda at, New Crop-Soft Shell Shp “WALNUTS The highest.: grade, REASONABLE PRICES! “Per Iby 18. Boiled Cider in Pint or Quart Bottles,» 25c and 50c ) r The be ‘be ébtained—* Cape :Cod” 4 A RARBERRIES: aie Oa Yh b 3¢:tm. tor 26e. ; Oranberry Sauce is the only distinctive method, but they may be prepared for the table.in-a grpat many. ways, according to the tastes of the cook. It is well. to bear in mind that the best results are obtained when the berries are cooked and served fresh. Eminent authorities say that.there is no fruit so healthfal or. palatable as _ cranberry, when properly cooked. CHAS. E. MULLOY, . Telephone 501, * Store closes at 8 p. m. SOMETHING NEW! eas ---Dust Proof Watches.. PERIENCE AE tia — wis rs For teamsters and miners. ie to be proof against dust : : €: A. & H. W. HARTUNG, ‘BROAD STREET#ABOVE: PINE, NEVADA CITY Pits rOYS ae COCKTAILS aap 10 contsAT FOLEY’S, 13 Commercial Street. HEADQUARTERS FOR at Fine Jewelry. Silverware and a @ 3 ais 4 a te ’ aS Por ‘mathe ‘Vie beets ; keeper makes. her’ purchases’ a mind . that there “you can obee ; .