November 26, 1897 (4 pages)

cs bil#5 s at yada. my s, wisht-any . ae ae . od ,eruutTAnYM uit = Iu a I dee ay > FRIDAY. ...,NOV. 26, 1897. “LBT US HAVE PAGE.” The White-Winged Messenger Has a Call ~~ to Truckee, Tomorrow the citizens of Truckee. will vote on the proposition to make their town a municipality. The. Republican says of the snbject: The railroad company and the Trac kee Lumber company will pay more. . than half the entire taxes of the town if incorporation carries. Both these companies have been interviewed this week and are willingto take chances on paying less taxes than are being paid at. present, ifthe people wish to incorporate. It is a matter which THE TRANSCRIPT. HOSKEN WOULD NOT FIGHT. As Referee, _—_— HAD CONSENTED TO LET HIM. The tides Given to Wheelihan and Most of the Spectators Get Their Dollars Back. The decision in the’ twenty round zbody had a good time. rests solely with the people. ‘The talk of “jobs,” of “exorbitant taxes,” of “shutting up,” this business or that, is merely clap-trap, and only causes bitter feelings. Why can’t men glove-contest advertised to’ take” place . at Armory hall last night between Mike Wheelihan and Obarles Hosken of Grass Valley for $250 a side and a purse hung up by the Nevada County Athbe reasonable? We will all have to letic Club was awarded by the referee live together in the town next week no matter what the result isSaturday, We can differ honestly, we can work earnestly for or against incorporation, .6r in.favor of our friends for office, but ‘let.us do it calmly, clearly, neighborly, . , ‘without malice, bad blood or personal‘ities. If; the town incorporates and the ‘Trustees think they can offer water, gas, electric lights or street cars at such a cost that two-thirds of our. citizens will vote to buy them, that will be something in the future. At present we have only tosay whether we. wish the smallest, least expensive, least dangerous form of municipality known to California law, or whether we prefer to have Nevada county look after us as she has done for the past thirty years. It isn’t a big question, and it is very small business to try, to magnify it by falsehoods, personalities, or landerous’ accusations, Let us have peace whether we pipe lmoonparase or not. THE GRAND PARLOR BENERIT The Native Sons. Give Another Yery Pleasant Party. The dance given at Armory Hall Wednesday evening by Hydraulic Parlor to, raisefunds to go towards entertaining the Grand Parlor next April was a marked success socially, although the attendance was not so large as it should have been considering the purpose in giving it, played some very good music. Floor Director John ©. Nilon, escorting his sister, Miss Alice Nilon, led the grand march. The Young Californians on the reception and floor committies discharged their duties so well that every“GONE 10 REST, £ Dealh of dts. Saiah M Hoel. ov Wednesday Eveving, At 8:45.d'leck on Wednesday even‘ing Mrs. Sarat M. Hoel, a native of ‘New York, aged €2 years, and a i dent of this city since 1861, died at. her, ihome: on Broad -etreet. The. funeral ; ‘took place this foregjoon from the “Methodist Church, the zemains being ‘takep to Marysviile, where she resided :previous to coming here, for interment. Mrs. Hoel was a woman of noble wharacter, and many of our citizens who have long known her and admired ; ther for the splendid qualities she pos. messed, are mourning her death. Her great miece and a great nephew (Dr. Stanley Jewett) live in Marysville. —+ #@e-> “wad Soon Begin Work. The work of cleaning out and extend ing the drain tunnel at the Mountain Ghief mine in Willow Valley will be commenced by the middle of next month, and as soon as it is completed. hoisting works will be erected. . in unmeasured terms. to Wheelihan without a blow being Struck on either side. William Caverly, catcher of the Colts baseball club of this city, was the referee and also the bone of contention. The two men were in their corners shortly before nine o’clock. With Mike Wheelihan, who weighed in at 144 pounds, were his brother Matt who acted as his manager, also E. P. Lynch, John McAuliffe, James Wheelihan and Pat Wheelihan. In the corner with Hosken, who tipped the beam at 150 pounds, were James Roach, his manager, and James Rodda and Ed. Dunkley. Rodda on behalf of Hoskin stated that the latter absolutely refused to fight with Oaverly as referee. He cast Some severe aspersions on the latter, and added that if he would step down and make room for any one of a number of well-known and reputable men that were named, his side of the house would be ready to put on the gloves. The Wheelihan contigent said they were perfectly satisfied with the baseball player and insisted upon his acting. Daring this aiden of the proceedings Rodda and Caverly had some talk together when a spectator shouted “Hit him.” Sheriff Getchell got into the ring. and said if the speaker repeated the remark or anybody else made such a demonstration thé offender would be arrested. Time was called by George Davis at Goyne’s. orchestra . nine o’clock sharp. Wheelihan sprang to the center of the ring, ready for action. Hosken did not budge from his chair. Thereupon Referee Caverly without a moment’s hesitation gave the} battle to Wheelihan. Announcement was made that those who had paid to come in would have their money refunded at the box office. There were nearly if not quite 600 men . in the hall, 250 having come on the special train from Grass Valley. Many of these were special deputy sheriffs, marshals, city and township peace officers and newspaper representatives .{ having been taken in at the door, Those , who had paid quickly fell into line and began to draw down their dollar apiece. When the money was all gone there were still some twenty men to be paid and they left the scene bewailing their loss and denouncing everybody connected with the affair. Matt Wheelihan condemns Hosken “His manager, ; James Roach, and I agreed fair and square last Tuesday on Caverly, and there is no denial of it by Mr. Roach. He was the authorized representative of Hosken, as I was of my brother. The simple truth is that Hosken was afraid to fight. He knew he would be whipped, and so he crawled out of the first hole he could find. He must certainly have kuown before coming here that Caverly bad been chosen. He isa yellow cur, and that is all there i is to i¢.*” “I never found a medicine that hit ‘my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It ‘tones up my system, purifies my blood, ' sharpéns, my. appetite and seems to do me good all over.” W. H. Laughlin. -Napa City: ‘Hoop’s Pires: cure indigestion, bilieousness. Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap, “Turkey Raffle. The finest lot.of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be ratiled off every . evening at the Frez Comaae SsLoon, Commercial street, ni6-tf Geir oee IN , . Le aa Elegant Christmas Gifts. Just received from Grand Rapids, Michigan, a lot.of Ladies’ Desks, Combination Book Cases, Dressing Tables and Shaving Stands. Excellent Christmas Gifts. n22 ‘ Lxeae & SHaw. Co. Ger your Sweet Cider of B. Bullard. Turkey. Raffle Rattle Tonight. Messrs. Hosken, Rodda and Dunkley were also seen, but Mr. Roach could not be found. Hosken said he had on Saturday last, when waking the final deposit on the: $250 bet (the money being supplied by Roach) stated plainly that he would not take his chances with Caverly, and had barred him particularly of a number of available men suggested. He charged that Matt Wheeliban came to the county seat Wednesday to “fix things” with Caverly; that before he came there . was no mouvey being offered that Mike Wheelihan would win, but that as soon ‘as he got back to Grass Valley there was any amount of it im circulation. ‘Re ‘da, Dunkley andI came up here to have a square contest,” he continued, “and we are now satisfied there was a swindling job put up by the other side and by some professing to have faith in my ability to-win. I never yet had anything to do witha fake contest, and don’t propose to begin that kind of business uow. Neither do I propose to be made a tool of, and -. E.am too old a handat this to be played asa tool.” Rodda and Dunkley both Several hundred turk turkeys will be raf-. gave expression to similar remarks. fled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they a are disposed of. tf No Cure—No Pay. Ris That is the way way all druggists. sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Ma-, laria, Ohills and Fever. It is simply Matt Wheelihan says that any barges or suspicions that the selection of Oaverly by Mr. Roach ‘and himself was in.furtherance of a job to throw the fight to his brother and rob the betting public, or that he (Matt) had alone entered into any sort of a job with Caverly, is a falsehood. “Hosken is afraid of my brother, and doesn’t Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, 25 cents, jy19-6m . dare to put on the gloves with him,” he nauseating Tonics. Price’ said with emphasis. The money put upas 4 side bet was a He Objected to Caverly Acting ies DESPITE THE FACT MANAGER ROACH] who paid no admission fee, about $475} 9 ‘Yetin in the hands of the stakehold Breer feeds eh give it up till he consulted a lawyer. Several Grass Velleyans betting Wheelihan today said they would not . claim the stakes, but others of them de-! © mand the money pnt up against their, ° NOT A PREE TRAIN, Fat Cents Will bo the Round Trip Fare Tonight. The announcement made by the Union that the N. OG. N. G. BR. BR. will runa free train to Grass Valley todesiring to attend the orphans fair is anerror. A round-trip fare of forty cents will be charged. o’clock, and ample comfortable cars will be provided for all who wish to go . down, . ; e night for the benefit of those persons} BUSINESS COLLEGE The train will leave this city at 7:15] Enis System of Bookkeeping. ST SOE Re AE EN WR Pt a oe Fm A. eke: & SON Offer for sale their suit. Must be suation cs (B pabs headache, rigs to take with Ho 'g Sarsaparilla Will also eet SAN FRANCIECO renee Oy aioe oan Two Horses, Two Wagons, 1236 Market Street, San Francisco, Benn Pitman Shorthand. . {e**ed to settle gg RETIRING PROM BUSINESS, Wholesale Ligur Basiness insomina, nervousness, tot snore, lous tre or blood: poisoning. i Ss. Sis Mages Or eee Meguis: Huet Sedinposed before vanci °° Buggy, Harness, Etc, ties indebted to the above firm are reOpe phage thelr accounts without de«at $2, $3, $4 Being overstocked in the above line + Iam selling off at Dress Goods ~ MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. * Reduced to about OneHalf in Price, Trim med. Hats. $5. 4 Greatly Reduced Prices. Good Things for_ Thanksgiving Dinner Take Notice. Up to Date te Photographs. Moore the photographer always has ‘Ra Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. BQ 200 pupils secured positions in to a friend than one of your pictures from the gallery of this high-class art: ist. Mr. Moore is now doing some platina work that is attracting wide4 aecigay ee the Blea ofl -Isoard & Son m settle ac1896. Every shorthand graduate for counts on or before December ro the latest and best of everything in his two years has a position. _ @19-6m . otherwise the accounts will be p profession. There is no more appro-. * P. F. SIMONDS in the hands of a collector. priate holiday gift that you can make : r W. D. LONG, : Attorney and Counselor at Law, Attorney and Counselor at Law, PRACTICE IN T se eh Witt United States Courts 1” STATE AND QFFICE-COR. BROAD AND STS up stairs, Nevada Citv. spread attention because of its superiority. The combination photos of children that he is exhibiting are the newest thing inthis line. . The Chapman Ranch Mine. The lumber for the new five stamp mill at the Chapman Ranch is. now being hauled te the mine. The building will be constructed and the machinery installed as rapidly as possible. SREEREP SAIN SRE TAI CEO CNET Grovn’s TasTELEss OHILL Tonto. -is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic aud vlood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the JENULNE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m The Very Latest. Call at the Council Ohamber saloon and see the Klondyke Turkey Table. Turkey raffle every night. nlg ee $2000% Schilling’s Best is the cheapest baking powder because it goes farthest. A Schit & Company Delinquent Notice. Li yee SUERTA GOLD MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal hy Prom lace of business, San Francisco = alifornia. tion of works Nevada City, Californi: 7g Notice—There is cerinquant upon the following desoribed on account of assessme:.t No 6, levied on hi 18th day of October, 1897, the amount set opposite the name of the respective arene, as follows : No Nam Certificate. Shares, Am’t. L. 8. 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cs bil#5 s at yada. my s, wisht-any . ae ae . od ,eruutTAnYM uit = Iu a I dee ay > FRIDAY.. .....,NOV. 26, 1897. “LBT US HAVE PAGE.” The White-Winged Messenger Has a Call ~~ to Truckee, Tomorrow the citizens of Truckee. will vote on the proposition to make their town a municipality. The. Republican says of the snbject: The railroad company and the Trac kee Lumber company will pay more. . than half the entire taxes of the town if incorporation carries. Both these companies have been interviewed this week and are willingto take chances on paying less taxes than are being paid at. present, ifthe people wish to incorporate. It is a matter which THE TRANSCRIPT. HOSKEN WOULD NOT FIGHT. As Referee, _—_— HAD CONSENTED TO LET HIM. The tides Given to Wheelihan and Most of the Spectators Get Their Dollars Back. The decision in the’ twenty round zbody had a good time. rests solely with the people. ‘The talk of “jobs,” of “exorbitant taxes,” of “shutting up,” this business or that, is merely clap-trap, and only causes bitter feelings. Why can’t men glove-contest advertised to’ take” place . at Armory hall last night between Mike Wheelihan and Obarles Hosken of Grass Valley for $250 a side and a purse hung up by the Nevada County Athbe reasonable? We will all have to letic Club was awarded by the referee live together in the town next week no matter what the result isSaturday, We can differ honestly, we can work earnestly for or against incorporation, .6r in.favor of our friends for office, but ‘let.us do it calmly, clearly, neighborly, . , ‘without malice, bad blood or personal‘ities. If; the town incorporates and the ‘Trustees think they can offer water, gas, electric lights or street cars at such a cost that two-thirds of our. citizens will vote to buy them, that will be something in the future. At present we have only tosay whether we. wish the smallest, least expensive, least dangerous form of municipality known to California law, or whether we prefer to have Nevada county look after us as she has done for the past thirty years. It isn’t a big question, and it is very small business to try, to magnify it by falsehoods, personalities, or landerous’ accusations, Let us have peace whether we pipe lmoonparase or not. THE GRAND PARLOR BENERIT The Native Sons. Give Another Yery Pleasant Party. The dance given at Armory Hall Wednesday evening by Hydraulic Parlor to, raisefunds to go towards entertaining the Grand Parlor next April was a marked success socially, although the attendance was not so large as it should have been considering the purpose in giving it, played some very good music. Floor Director John ©. Nilon, escorting his sister, Miss Alice Nilon, led the grand march. The Young Californians on the reception and floor committies discharged their duties so well that every“GONE 10 REST, £ Dealh of dts. Saiah M Hoel. ov Wednesday Eveving, At 8:45.d'leck on Wednesday even‘ing Mrs. Sarat M. Hoel, a native of ‘New York, aged €2 years, and a i dent of this city since 1861, died at. her, ihome: on Broad -etreet. The. funeral ; ‘took place this foregjoon from the “Methodist Church, the zemains being ‘takep to Marysviile, where she resided :previous to coming here, for interment. Mrs. Hoel was a woman of noble wharacter, and many of our citizens who have long known her and admired ; ther for the splendid qualities she pos. messed, are mourning her death. Her great miece and a great nephew (Dr. Stanley Jewett) live in Marysville. —+ #@e-> “wad Soon Begin Work. The work of cleaning out and extend ing the drain tunnel at the Mountain Ghief mine in Willow Valley will be commenced by the middle of next month, and as soon as it is completed. hoisting works will be erected. . in unmeasured terms. to Wheelihan without a blow being Struck on either side. William Caverly, catcher of the Colts baseball club of this city, was the referee and also the bone of contention. The two men were in their corners shortly before nine o’clock. With Mike Wheelihan, who weighed in at 144 pounds, were his brother Matt who acted as his manager, also E. P. Lynch, John McAuliffe, James Wheelihan and Pat Wheelihan. In the corner with Hosken, who tipped the beam at 150 pounds, were James Roach, his manager, and James Rodda and Ed. Dunkley. Rodda on behalf of Hoskin stated that the latter absolutely refused to fight with Oaverly as referee. He cast Some severe aspersions on the latter, and added that if he would step down and make room for any one of a number of well-known and reputable men that were named, his side of the house would be ready to put on the gloves. The Wheelihan contigent said they were perfectly satisfied with the baseball player and insisted upon his acting. Daring this aiden of the proceedings Rodda and Caverly had some talk together when a spectator shouted “Hit him.” Sheriff Getchell got into the ring. and said if the speaker repeated the remark or anybody else made such a demonstration thé offender would be arrested. Time was called by George Davis at Goyne’s. orchestra . nine o’clock sharp. Wheelihan sprang to the center of the ring, ready for action. Hosken did not budge from his chair. Thereupon Referee Caverly without a moment’s hesitation gave the} battle to Wheelihan. Announcement was made that those who had paid to come in would have their money refunded at the box office. There were nearly if not quite 600 men . in the hall, 250 having come on the special train from Grass Valley. Many of these were special deputy sheriffs, marshals, city and township peace officers and newspaper representatives .{ having been taken in at the door, Those , who had paid quickly fell into line and began to draw down their dollar apiece. When the money was all gone there were still some twenty men to be paid and they left the scene bewailing their loss and denouncing everybody connected with the affair. Matt Wheelihan condemns Hosken “His manager, ; James Roach, and I agreed fair and square last Tuesday on Caverly, and there is no denial of it by Mr. Roach. He was the authorized representative of Hosken, as I was of my brother. The simple truth is that Hosken was afraid to fight. He knew he would be whipped, and so he crawled out of the first hole he could find. He must certainly have kuown before coming here that Caverly bad been chosen. He isa yellow cur, and that is all there i is to i¢.*” “I never found a medicine that hit ‘my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It ‘tones up my system, purifies my blood, ' sharpéns, my. appetite and seems to do me good all over.” W. H. Laughlin. -Napa City: ‘Hoop’s Pires: cure indigestion, bilieousness. Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap, “Turkey Raffle. The finest lot.of Turkeys ever brought to this city will be ratiled off every . evening at the Frez Comaae SsLoon, Commercial street, ni6-tf Geir oee IN , .. Le aa Elegant Christmas Gifts. Just received from Grand Rapids, Michigan, a lot.of Ladies’ Desks, Combination Book Cases, Dressing Tables and Shaving Stands. Excellent Christmas Gifts. n22 ‘ Lxeae & SHaw. Co. Ger your Sweet Cider of B. Bullard. Turkey.. Raffle Rattle Tonight. Messrs. Hosken, Rodda and Dunkley were also seen, but Mr. Roach could not be found. Hosken said he had on Saturday last, when waking the final deposit on the: $250 bet (the money being supplied by Roach) stated plainly that he would not take his chances with Caverly, and had barred him particularly of a number of available men suggested. He charged that Matt Wheeliban came to the county seat Wednesday to “fix things” with Caverly; that before he came there . was no mouvey being offered that Mike Wheelihan would win, but that as soon ‘as he got back to Grass Valley there was any amount of it im circulation. ‘Re ‘da, Dunkley andI came up here to have a square contest,” he continued, “and we are now satisfied there was a swindling job put up by the other side and by some professing to have faith in my ability to-win. I never yet had anything to do witha fake contest, and don’t propose to begin that kind of business uow. Neither do I propose to be made a tool of, and -. E.am too old a handat this to be played asa tool.” Rodda and Dunkley both Several hundred turk turkeys will be raf-. gave expression to similar remarks. fled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they a are disposed of. tf No Cure—No Pay. Ris That is the way way all druggists. sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Ma-, laria, Ohills and Fever. It is simply Matt Wheelihan says that any barges or suspicions that the selection of Oaverly by Mr. Roach ‘and himself was in.furtherance of a job to throw the fight to his brother and rob the betting public, or that he (Matt) had alone entered into any sort of a job with Caverly, is a falsehood. “Hosken is afraid of my brother, and doesn’t Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, 25 cents, jy19-6m . dare to put on the gloves with him,” he nauseating Tonics. Price’ said with emphasis. The money put upas 4 side bet was a He Objected to Caverly Acting ies DESPITE THE FACT MANAGER ROACH] who paid no admission fee, about $475} 9 ‘Yetin in the hands of the stakehold Breer feeds eh give it up till he consulted a lawyer. Several Grass Velleyans betting Wheelihan today said they would not . claim the stakes, but others of them de-! © mand the money pnt up against their, ° NOT A PREE TRAIN, Fat Cents Will bo the Round Trip Fare Tonight. The announcement made by the Union that the N. OG. N. G. BR. BR. will runa free train to Grass Valley todesiring to attend the orphans fair is anerror. A round-trip fare of forty cents will be charged. o’clock, and ample comfortable cars will be provided for all who wish to go . down, . ; e night for the benefit of those persons} BUSINESS COLLEGE The train will leave this city at 7:15] Enis System of Bookkeeping. ST SOE Re AE EN WR Pt a oe Fm A. eke: & SON Offer for sale their suit. Must be suation cs (B pabs headache, rigs to take with Ho 'g Sarsaparilla Will also eet SAN FRANCIECO renee Oy aioe oan Two Horses, Two Wagons, 1236 Market Street, San Francisco, Benn Pitman Shorthand. . {e**ed to settle gg RETIRING PROM BUSINESS, Wholesale Ligur Basiness insomina, nervousness, tot snore, lous tre or blood: poisoning. i Ss. Sis Mages Or eee Meguis: Huet Sedinposed before vanci °° Buggy, Harness, Etc, ties indebted to the above firm are reOpe phage thelr accounts without de«at $2, $3, $4 Being overstocked in the above line + Iam selling off at Dress Goods ~ MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD. * Reduced to about OneHalf in Price, Trim med. Hats. $5. 4 Greatly Reduced Prices. Good Things for_ Thanksgiving Dinner Take Notice. Up to Date te Photographs. Moore the photographer always has ‘Ra Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. BQ 200 pupils secured positions in to a friend than one of your pictures from the gallery of this high-class art: ist. Mr. Moore is now doing some

platina work that is attracting wide4 aecigay ee the Blea ofl -Isoard & Son m settle ac1896. Every shorthand graduate for counts on or before December ro the latest and best of everything in his two years has a position. _ @19-6m . otherwise the accounts will be p profession. There is no more appro-. * P. F. SIMONDS in the hands of a collector. priate holiday gift that you can make : r W. D. LONG, : Attorney and Counselor at Law, Attorney and Counselor at Law, PRACTICE IN T se eh Witt United States Courts 1” STATE AND QFFICE-COR. BROAD AND STS up stairs, Nevada Citv. spread attention because of its superiority. The combination photos of children that he is exhibiting are the newest thing inthis line. . The Chapman Ranch Mine. The lumber for the new five stamp mill at the Chapman Ranch is. now being hauled te the mine. The building will be constructed and the machinery installed as rapidly as possible. SREEREP SAIN SRE TAI CEO CNET Grovn’s TasTELEss OHILL Tonto. -is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic aud vlood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the JENULNE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m The Very Latest. Call at the Council Ohamber saloon and see the Klondyke Turkey Table. Turkey raffle every night. nlg ee $2000% Schilling’s Best is the cheapest baking powder because it goes farthest. A Schit & Company Delinquent Notice. Li yee SUERTA GOLD MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal hy Prom lace of business, San Francisco = alifornia. tion of works Nevada City, Californi: 7g Notice—There is cerinquant upon the following desoribed on account of assessme:.t No 6, levied on hi 18th day of October, 1897, the amount set opposite the name of the respective arene, as follows : No Nam Certificate. Shares, Am’t. L. 8. Tass, Trustee, $125 09 And in accordance olth law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 19th ay of October, 1897, so many shares of each poral of such stock as may be necessary will sold at public auction at the office of the Company, No 404 Montgomery street, San Erangisco, California, on Thursday the 9h sey ot December, 1897, at the hour of} lo "clock of said day to Pay delinquent ment thereon, together with costs of tising and expenses of verL a nose See: 5 retary. Office—No 404 Monsees street, San ; all cisco, California. : n26 Would make a more neat present for Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 Iam making them very cheap. TI have all of the L :test Novelties, and guarantee to please you. Visitors are always welcome at the Studio. I make a specialty of IS aD —<_ —-_ — Dp ——p — Dp —/2 ———? —~—-_ gp — — pp . —/_ —p —2 ——< —<D —_p me _d <P =< iD —p =D —~—<p <P med --@® —~<@_ SN PIC DE BOIS, —THE— Renowned Cigar os Made By WM. GIFFIN. <6 90 a Packed in Small Boxes for the Christmas Festival. NITTCUUTTECC Terry yy 2 (-) on oe os) srvennvapenanennnn ic \ Racs <b or _nememeaveneetetin SSaeaete OFFICE OF Santa Claus, Dispenser of Happiness For All. WONDERLAND, Christmastide, 1897. To Aut. WHom Ir May Concern : You will please take notice that I have this day appointed rae Rosenthal, Commercial St., Nevada City, As my local Distributing Agent for ee seeeesenseeesnes ie i a TOYS, BOOKS, DOLLS, ALBUMS, TOILET SETS, And all sorts of Holiday Novelties. I have instructed him to sell them at very lowest prices. With compliments of the season, I am SANTA CLAUS. P. 8.—Selections made now will be carefully stored for future delivery. A > Yours For Happiness, Ee a MeN NS SN Me SY Se SV SME SY SY SMe SR GS SEES Tue IRIS SE Mince Meat, Cranberries, Se Sarees /\ TAKE Mount Rouge Claret, _ Barartaria Shrimps, ROBIN HOOD Stuffed Mangoes, ~ For an Appetizer. India Relish, Chutney. He He He _ INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » » » co Cleaned Zante Currants, oe Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon .and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. > Mo Mb, % Ns IP AS ZS A Ae bie Mee Seo AP AS APF AZ VANS be At AS 7 WOLF, The Cash Grocer. TRUSTEE TES IERIE NE SS fo : = =. : if aS See soe Woy? a5 -2Fx-) Pane b@avenja rsd rod ri) ) CT ei.) 3, (= @awe ol \ hy 7, =) so Maps ing S42 Six XD IOS} [ah (SEN (SAN (SEN 7ST Ps Ser DB Se) eT Gay 529 a as/ Ss ) OD, cl Se, SB, ISON ISe08 ISLS Bar) SERN Soe Wal RT RT RET BG “= ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. fulfills every requirement. @ References— My Patrons. Hartman— POINTS To be considered in Men’ s Made to Order Clothing SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that “Prince of Cutters” GS (SN 2S ost pct pets phox 15 ©O00C886 A Bigh Grade Enlargements In Crayon, Water Color or Sepia. . MOORE, The Photographer. Miways up to date. ’ Frames made to order. Just Received A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases. ae Goods for the Holiday Grade Arriving Daily: Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. I. STEIN. Qa Agency for Butterick Patterns. » ANN ; DIAMONDS *#e4#eeaeuwepqne ten tn @ We carry in stock a fine assortment of Diamonds, which will be furnished already set in a variety of mountings, or set to order in any desired style of setting. Diamonds of all sizes i and prices. Call and see them. Ring and pin mountings a specialty. ae 9 a 7 ie Holiday Watches Are very handsome this year and we invite you to inspect our goods in this department. We can suit you iy price, style and quality. Watches for children at remarkably low prices. We have a fine stock of Art Goods coming. LUETJE & BRAND, Jewelers, . Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY J. JACKSON, = Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for eg PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. is the Best. _ Give it a Trial.** ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee PODRID Gh ier rgiete einen: $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco. .... 30 Duffy’s Malt ....... . 100) Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky {a,. roo} .“ in bulk, per gal. 50 TAL WHISKY caciscnsecarcas. 75. Olives, I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2%. 10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s ig “ 3for 50} Everything else in proportion and out vester ; “A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” Oo type-writer ; Calendar Clock Safe ? waste ; promotes cleanliness, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, C ommercial Street. : ROGE RS & LINSEOT!: That is why every well equipped office has its telephone the progressive farmer, his improved _harand the ‘up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-saving machines peculiar to his calling. ‘The one who has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best friend, the ° It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh and pure, withorder and punctuality inthe household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is ornamental. It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’ s office, -. 3 A PN Eg a a