November 26, 1901 (4 pages)

Going and Coming. Died al ‘oakiand. ’ August Lundgren, af Towle’s Station, Placer county, died at Oakland: last Saturday morning from injuries received while alighting from 48 street Nevaba City Daity TRANSCRIPT BROW é CALEINGS, Prorrrmrons, Sita Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. Will Run Soon. The work of strengthening the Broad-street bridge is under good headway, and when the job ie compléted the structure will be durable _ Condensattons. Live turkeys are being sold about town by peddlers from below for sixteen cents per pound. ___ Nov. 26, 1901 W. N. Hunt of San Francisco is here. E. L. Gibbens is here from San Francisco. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . Gy.Carrier, Delivered toany part of thecity. 12 1-2c Per Week TURSOAY. § «ie 5S a A Aes eee eet ceee November 26, 1901 “ GOOD EVENING, WM. GIFFIN: It is said you are a “Native Son” of both Texas and Maryland, which we are in doubt about; but there is no question or doubt about your employing a good force of men who are kept busy making the famous “Woodpecker” cigars, which are equal, if not superior to any other brand on earth. e444 4444448 Onto Their Job. The Sacramento Bee contains a severe tirade against the San Francisco press for not giving facts in relation to and substantial. The three main stringers ere made of timbers banded securely by iron. The raile of the electric line are to be laid over two of these stringers, and heavy iron braces will be putin uaderneath. The working force was increased this morning, and men are engaged in cleaning’ the track up Broad street. Superintendent Fairchild says that if everything goes all right, the cars will be run ‘o the corner of Broad and Pine streets tomorrow evening. This’ afternoon quite a crowd was at the Plaza to see the work on the bridge progressing, and the place presented ‘a lively scene. Leased a Mine. A company of loca! miners, headed by John Oliver, have leased the Chicago mine, near Henry Richards’ place at Gold Flat, They started to clean out the drain tunnel today, and as soon asit ie putin good shape, work in the mine proper will be commenced. The miners who have undertaken the opening up of this p operty have good The reguar meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. A. & M., will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. There will be work in the third degree, n26-2t For your Thankagiving dinner only the very best of everything is good enough. On this subject Chas. E. Mulloy’s new advertisement has something tosay. Do not fail to read it. Mrs. L. Lubeck, the milliner, calls the attention of the ladies tothe fact that her special inducements in hats will continue for another week more. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Read her new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT, How They Got Him. CLEVELAND, Nov. 25—G. Heinrich, a wealthy man of New York City, was assaulted and robbed of $350 worth of diamonds, while on his way to his hotel. ‘Lhe highwaymen threw a lasso , about his neck and chocked him into insen= sibility, then threw him into a backyard. Frank White, the millwright, 1s on the sick list. — aii Owen Penrose and wife have returned to North Bloomfield. The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver ie very sick. W. W. Van Eman, the well known commercial man ie in towu. Free Woodman has gone down to Woodland to visit his brother. Jeff Lovelady, who is working at Graniteville, is here on visit to his family. Mrs. Vaerzanat and child of Sacramento are at the National Hotel on a4 visit to friends, W. J. Wilson of San Francisco, who has spending several days here, retarned to bis home this morning. T. A. Strobridge and W. M. Meyer are here from San Francisco. J. Armer and L. Rojas of Sacramento arrived here last evening and. left this morning for Washington. OC. P. Willing of Downieville came down last evening left this morning for San Francisco. Jobn OC. Donnelly, the traveling man for the famous Jesse Mocre whiskey, is here filling bis order book. W. A. Rullison has returned from rquite well known in this city, having car the previous evening. He was frequently visited friends here of late years. Mr. Lundgren jumpe! from the car at Fruitvale while it was golIpg at full speed, and he sustained a fracture at the base of the skull. He leaves a wife and five children, the eldest being 8 daughter of vighteen years. He Gol Good Pay. The following reads like a fairy tale: A Santa Jose man went to Santa Rosa the other day looking for a location of some land in that vicinity to which he had fallen heir by reason of 8 deed transferring the land to him «by its former owner, since deceased. The San Jose man came into possession of the land under circumstances which savor'of the romantic, but while here he produced a letter purporting to show the facts in the case, which he said were correct. It seems the former owner of the land, according to his version of the affair, many years ago stole a valuable horse from him and sold the animal for a considerSome very swell things in this lot. See window. oa ; See Window sani SURprIse. wjmportant business” which of Company CG were yesterformed would be transacted at Hall last night proved to be smpany >! Grass Valley was them & visit. Captain-eleet company © succeeded in mus: about forty members together , visiting companys under com: of Lieutenant Tyrrell, was fep4 by about the same number. yas 8 pattalion drill under diof Major Simonds, at which pmpanies acquitted themselves style. Refreshments were srtaken of and remarks made officers of soth commands. I jeod that Lieutenant Compton had disappeared from the and a squad of men unde! ndof Lieutenant Walling wae in search: of him. He wae in the theater, where he was ing “Captain Racket.” He was nder arrest and escorted back hall, whero he was forced to re» a toast, Which he did in an ble manner. MAHER & COvs LADIES’ NECKWEBAR—all new. . some of them J LADIES’ FASCINATORS—AIl colors from 25 cents to $1.50 each, : LADIES’ UMBRELLA SHAWLS— kind. Made from Fleisher’s Shetland Flos $1.50 each. All the good New things at the Big Store coming . always have something new to show you. Waist-Lengths. Some swell thing in every day, New things in this lot. Don’t think of passing our doors without coming if Respectfully, MAHER « co the plague cases which have been known to exist there from time to time. The Bee overlooks the main point in its criticism, and that is, such news will not be given to the public, no matter how much plague existed, for the reason that everybody would keep shy of the Bay City, and in that event just think of how many five-cent pieces would be lost to the Call, Chronicle and Examiner. Oh no, they are not cowards, as the Bee terms these metropolitan papers, but it is bravery on their part to scoop the coin in. San Francisco and went up to Gaston Ridge this morning. Mrs. Lord Housman has returned from San Francisco, where she has been visiting her daughter. Frank P. Williams, the contractor, bas completed the mill buildings at Grizzly Hill, and is home again. Major J. 8. McBride came over from North Sau Juan today. Mrs. Ray Roller and eon who have been here ona visitto Mr. and Mrs Morris Gallagher, returned to their home at San Francisco this morning. Dave Stewart teft this moraing for Sacramento. —_—————_~+ e@e 4 AvBurN, Nov. 25—Mrs. F, J. Folsom was accidentally shot last evening and probably fatally. A shotgun loaded with buckshot was left standing on the porch and fell. The contents entered Mrs. Folsem’s left side. hopes as to its success, and it is thought that they will place the Chicago on a paying basis in a short time. Hurt at the Spanish. Jobn Bernardo, a carman, was hurt at the Spanish. mine this forenoon, but his in‘uriesare not of a serious nature. In making a turn the car jumped the track, and Bernardino had his leg badly hurt and was otherwise bruised. The injured man was brought to the National Hotel. Died Of Glanders. Mrs, Jobn Martens, a much respected lady of Oakland, died early Saturday morning from glanders, an ailment frequently found attacking horses, but seldom contracted by human beings. The lady was known by quite a number of people here, having visited Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Brand at able sum, which he invested in land. Years rolled by and the two lost sight . ofeach other. A few days ago the . San Jose man received a letter from a! resident of Sonoma stating that the . friend of former years was dead’ and had left him a deed to the propefty to . make reparation for the theft of the . horse. The Sonoma man made him . an offer forthe land and he went to. investigate the matter. ——————— Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ee + — That Throbbing Headache. Heavy Frauds. Lonpon, Nov 25—The pugilist, Dick Burge, was arrested here today on a charge of complicity in the recent Bank of Liverpool frauds, The sums recovamount to a hundred thousand pounds. Later inthe day. Burge was brought the police court, charged with uttering checks aggregating eighty-six thousand pounds. He was remanded. don of Offers ke regular meeting of Mistle. sampment, No. 47, held las y, the following officers were b Charles Kahl, O, P.; J. G. ,H.P., J. H. Langman, 8. R Goldsworthy, J. W.; Geo. A .N.P. Brown, T.; J.C, Bich, .F. Snell, Trustee. The inon will take place on the seenday of January, 1902. The pment is in a very prosperhdition, new menmibers being ly added to the list which sabout one hundred and ten Walches, ClOCKS, Opera Glass Watch Chains, Holiday Gitts,j : & A. & H.W. WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street © 7 [Mhese goods are of the best # . material put together by men # who know how. Call and see them. & j We aim to please our customers, ARTUN NEVADA a Cold in the East. Cuicaaco; Nov. 25—Temperatures at 7a.m.: New York, 40; Boston,-36, Philadelphia, 42; Washington, 42; Chicago, 86; Minneapolis, 14; St. Louis, 38; Cincinnati, 40. Another Robbery. BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 25—Robbars en*eaeee tee ene A Needed Innovation Nearly every enterprising and progressive interior city in the State has a public library and reading room where visitors and strangers, as well as the citizens of the community, may call when they so desire and spend a spare hour to advantage, which might otherwise be spent walking aimWou'd quickly leave you, if you used . Dr. Kiuvg’s New Life Pills, ‘Thous-' ands of sufferers have proved ous . = sasha — rial Services. ass Valley lodge of Elks will morial services in the Audiat that city on next Sanday mn. The Nevada City Elks down and assist their brothers beautiful annual custom matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood ee and build up your health. Only 25) [0 aie ~ cents, Money back if not cured. Sold, . q by W. D, Vinton. . ( y OOD NO i Something Nice to Keep. : picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at GlenAny one wheattended the re-union brook on the 10th of September, can. . } : HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Great Luck of an Editor lessly up-and down the streets. Strangers upon visiting a town generally inquire for the public reading room, when this place on several occasions. Avotading Worry. tered the National Hotel, and after carrying the cash register into the back yard, broke it openand stole the con“For two years all efforts to cure Eczema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syraprocure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. aable in years to come. te Schmidt's cigar store. They will be val» chartered an electric car for Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. Wife—Here comes a friend of mine. Let’s turn into this side street until she Husband—Quarreled with her? “No, but 1 don’t want you to see her.” “Hum! Why not?’ : I know you'll admire that new dress. of bers, and it will only worry you to think what a ridiculous fuss you made over the bills for this cheap thing I’ve got on.”—New York Weekly. Call in sometime. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROC Broad Street, Newada City, Cal Walking Hat I have now on band a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will sell at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,.:.nextto W. G. Richard’s cuse, Kan., “them I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25c at Vintons, evening comes, for it is in these institutions that they are accustomed to look for directories, seek information from the local newspapers of the town and become acquainted with a large number of the people ofthe town. The public reading and club room is also of great benefit and convenience to our townspeople, and especially during the long winter evenings when there happens to be an absence of amusements or other attractions in town. As most of our business men have adopted the early-closing movement, they have ample time now to patronize an attractive place of this sort and enjoy any desirable length of time in business or social conversation. Then again, the addition of this important improvement would be a great credit to our mountain city and give it increased prestige all over the Coasi, as well as in the immediate vicinity. We trust that the efforts now being made for the establishment of a reading room will receive tents, amounting to $50. Was Killed. Omana, Nov. 25—N#®k Neilson was killed outright, bis son fatally injured and his wife dangerously hurt in a runaway accident here today. cennaaneisl dio Employes. ay Counties Power Company Nevada County Gas and Elecmpany have presepted each of mployes in Grass Valley and y with a turkey for ThanksDay, This spirit of liberality highly for the managers of the 8 companies, and it is greatly ed by the employes. 2c The Best Prescription for Malaria } NEW STOVES AND fi Parlor and Gook Siov Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless. Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,25c. myl56m Teeth Put to Many Uses. All Eskimos have good teeth, but they. are subjected to severe usage, being used for pinchers, vises and fluting machines. The teeth are employed In drawing bolts, untying knots, holding the mouthpiece of a drill, shaping boot soles, stretching and tanning skins. When they become uneven from hard usage they are leveled off with a file or whetstone, Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. Brain-Food Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still anorher for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prea a ness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they canno' ¢ diseased portion of the ear only one way to cure deaf hd that is by constitutiona . Deafness is caused by ar t condition of the mucous lin he Eustachian Tube, Wher @ gets inflamed you have 3 A Wee Drop. : : : . : ,. vent their coming by taking re Ps g sound or imperfect hearin the unanimous co-operation and financial assistance of our Sandy—And will ye tak’ a drap 0’ . doses uf Green’s ge tyilwoet the : F i it is entirely closed dea 43 ny whisky afore ye gang hame, Tammas? . ¢gyorite medicine of the healthy millts O ALL SIZES and the result, and unless the in citizens and that our people may soon be able to proudly. Tammas—ah, weel, just a wee drap-. ions, A few doses aids digestion, stim“ AT ALL PRICES ion can be taken out and thi : e < F r) 4 4 orad to. i and justly boast of supporting such an institution. pie. ulates the liver to healthy action, puri* i. ill betes no sengnion . Sandy—Then say when, laddie. fles the blood, and makes you feel Pe Call d Th of te eatroye orever ; Din ! Tammas—Nay, mon; the glass will. buoyant and vigorous. You can get *: all and See em. hate caused by catarrk say when.—London King. Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at}. te i a ng yut an inflamed con @#e@eeee ee eve all druggists. ’ ’ Nae Ooe surfaces. Get Green's Special Almanac. % Plumbin g = q give One Hundred Dollar A Thoroughbred. She—Is it true that when you proposed to me you didn’t know whether I was worth a penny? He—Absolutely. But I always was willing to take chances.—Detroit Free case of deafness (caused b that cannot be eured by Hall’ Cure, Send for cireulare, fre . CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. y druggists, 15e. Family Pills are the best. — or No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanit ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insarell A luxury because it insures comfort. Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge whiskey. ec ceo Chinese Exclusion e .: Press. The best brands of whisky and cigars —— a panei: can be procared at the Council ChamPaints Paaraaenygs First For the Season. @ bers, W. J. Britland prop. tf A word to the People. In painting, practice economy by Pf Readden, the grocer, has ri Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market. je21-tf ee the elements. You make n0ny ON'S SUN PROOF PAINI a! the Paint that best wi! painting your house with “PATTON’S GEO. EE. TUF Sole Agent for Nevada Cow ’ Consignment of choice crat thich will be sold in qual suit avd at a reasonab 019 os While it is true that a large number of people in the Eastern and Southern States are antagonistic to the re-enactment of the Geary law excluding the Chinese from coming to the United States, the largest majority of the opposition conies from ignorance of the true condition of affairs in the labor market of California and the firm foothold that the wily Mongolians have secured in all the avenues of business and trade on the Coast. If any Eastern and Southern State was inflicted with this blight and-curse to the same degree and extent that our Golden State was before the Geary act became a law, and then enjoy and realize the great benefit of a short respite from the influx of these heathens to our Coast and their encroachments upon the rights: and privileges of our people, the citizens of that State would rise up as one man and demand of Congress that the exclusion law be made perpetual. If our Eastern friends can be enlightened so as to take the just and correct view of the existing state of affairs, there will be but little opposition to the efforts and desires of our California citizens to have the exclusion law re-enacted. With such strong and infinential advocates of our cause as President Roosevelt, Senators Perkins and Bard, Congressman Woods and other representative men of the State and Nation, and the united sentiment of the entire press and public of the Pacific. Coast we are in a fair way to win the fight, but in order to make sure our success every citizen of California should exert his individual influence in trying to convert his a a ce the up-to-date Cigar Thom ne better. For gale at Rect —————-+ 10e t Prescription For Malaria and Up-to-date. ire Backs{Guaranteed to _last 15 years. LEGG & SHAW CO. % ‘Sole Agents for I evada Cy. g. [be Air-Tight Heating Stoves from $2.50 LT Tn TM Tn Ton OI 1. , { These Goods Make You Thankty We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of Darasols, Umbrellas, Rubbers, Coats, Et and we have marked the prices at such figures that they will not be with us long. Better call now and get your pick. SNELU © FLEMING Strictly Hi 2 Good Meats. THANKSGIVING. DAY : GRAND Celebration and Excursion Over the Sierra Nevada Mountains and through the Loyalton Timber Belt TO BECKWITH Via 8S. P. Co. and Boca and Loyalton Railroads. FARE ONLY $5:20 From either Grass Valley or Nevada City and Return. Out Soap can be found in the tab of every Good Housekee? a Saves Money a , at one stroke. Bat we don’t aaa jalty. Simply pic of today as @ specimen values we are givi0é in Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf ind Fever is a bottle of Grov Cutt Tonio. It is simp Quinine in a tasteless forn 00 pay. Price 50c. _— Malaria Causs Biliousuess. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. soap it oat of + Oe i For Sale at a Bargain. ‘om Ranch, situated ne ap is offered at a bargai own and balance on tim of Brown & Morgan. tf a Pods of Gilt Edge whiskey a Gilt Edge whiskey is & nerve tonic. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada S =. City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and. gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. Forsale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf ry oer ‘ Does your dealer keep Jesse Moore whiskey ? Tf not, insist on his © Getting it for you, The finest in the world, ——___ ~-@e + -. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s, ‘AM Glasses of &104 ither a long % 84) yee 2 in town. ‘ 4 SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, ZA tnkards, ae tyone who hag whiskey f "ares its virtues to Jes iskey ‘Kmper Tee oe t Blood Than Sarsapari » Living in the Malaria Di ove's Tasteless Obill Ton ; juine 8004 chanee to 5 “cy turkey at ly Br UBM for 25 cents = : _—. ++ee> . tks The brain, One dose * Headache Cure will ot ENTERTAINMENT — Granf@ Ball afternoon and, evening. Baseball game, Horse Raeing, Turkey and Pigeon Shooting, ete, SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Nevada City at 10:30 p. m., Grass Valley 11 p. m., Colfax 1 a, m., Boca at 7:30 a. m., arriving-at Beckwith about 10 a. m, Yickets, returning good for any train leaving Beckwith and Boca Noyember 28th and 29th, exceptS. P. ' ——Dealer in—— Vegetables, Fish Chickens, Etc. Fruit, = ; ‘ y : ‘ : . . __ . Prunes, Oleg pum : R Eastern relatives and friends from their wrong opinions hp sc Fot further particalars enquire of Cor. Broadjand Pine Streets, Nevada City Fresh Home-made Sauer: aut, Freeb egpall and the he and views in this matter. = : ‘MOT This paper delivered 1234 cents. N.C.N. G.R. R., Grass Valley and : neh Begs and Frowse Speen, ® box ree matin

Going and Coming. Died al ‘oakiand. ’ August Lundgren, af Towle’s Station, Placer county, died at Oakland: last Saturday morning from injuries received while alighting from 48 street Nevaba City Daity TRANSCRIPT BROW é CALEINGS, Prorrrmrons, Sita Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. Will Run Soon. The work of strengthening the Broad-street bridge is under good headway, and when the job ie compléted the structure will be durable _ Condensattons. Live turkeys are being sold about town by peddlers from below for sixteen cents per pound. ___ Nov. 26, 1901 W. N. Hunt of San Francisco is here. E. L. Gibbens is here from San Francisco. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . Gy.Carrier, Delivered toany part of thecity. 12 1-2c Per Week TURSOAY. § «ie 5S a A Aes eee eet ceee November 26, 1901 “ GOOD EVENING, WM. GIFFIN: It is said you are a “Native Son” of both Texas and Maryland, which we are in doubt about; but there is no question or doubt about your employing a good force of men who are kept busy making the famous “Woodpecker” cigars, which are equal, if not superior to any other brand on earth. e444 4444448 Onto Their Job. The Sacramento Bee contains a severe tirade against the San Francisco press for not giving facts in relation to and substantial. The three main stringers ere made of timbers banded securely by iron. The raile of the electric line are to be laid over two of these stringers, and heavy iron braces will be putin uaderneath. The working force was increased this morning, and men are engaged in cleaning’ the track up Broad street. Superintendent Fairchild says that if everything goes all right, the cars will be run ‘o the corner of Broad and Pine streets tomorrow evening. This’ afternoon quite a crowd was at the Plaza to see the work on the bridge progressing, and the place presented ‘a lively scene. Leased a Mine. A company of loca! miners, headed by John Oliver, have leased the Chicago mine, near Henry Richards’ place at Gold Flat, They started to clean out the drain tunnel today, and as soon asit ie putin good shape, work in the mine proper will be commenced. The miners who have undertaken the opening up of this p operty have good The reguar meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. A. & M., will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. There will be work in the third degree, n26-2t For your Thankagiving dinner only the very best of everything is good enough. On this subject Chas. E. Mulloy’s new advertisement has something tosay. Do not fail to read it. Mrs. L. Lubeck, the milliner, calls the attention of the ladies tothe fact that her special inducements in hats will continue for another week more. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Read her new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT, How They Got Him. CLEVELAND, Nov. 25—G. Heinrich, a wealthy man of New York City, was assaulted and robbed of $350 worth of diamonds, while on his way to his hotel. ‘Lhe highwaymen threw a lasso , about his neck and chocked him into insen= sibility, then threw him into a backyard. Frank White, the millwright, 1s on the sick list. — aii Owen Penrose and wife have returned to North Bloomfield. The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver ie very sick. W. W. Van Eman, the well known commercial man ie in towu. Free Woodman has gone down to Woodland to visit his brother. Jeff Lovelady, who is working at Graniteville, is here on visit to his family. Mrs. Vaerzanat and child of Sacramento are at the National Hotel on a4 visit to friends, W. J. Wilson of San Francisco, who has spending several days here, retarned to bis home this morning. T. A. Strobridge and W. M. Meyer are here from San Francisco. J. Armer and L. Rojas of Sacramento arrived here last evening and. left this morning for Washington. OC. P. Willing of Downieville came down last evening left this morning for San Francisco. Jobn OC. Donnelly, the traveling man for the famous Jesse Mocre whiskey, is here filling bis order book. W. A. Rullison has returned from rquite well known in this city, having car the previous evening. He was frequently visited friends here of late years. Mr. Lundgren jumpe! from the car at Fruitvale while it was golIpg at full speed, and he sustained a fracture at the base of the skull. He leaves a wife and five children, the eldest being 8 daughter of vighteen years. He Gol Good Pay. The following reads like a fairy tale: A Santa Jose man went to Santa Rosa the other day looking for a location of some land in that vicinity to which he had fallen heir by reason of 8 deed transferring the land to him «by its former owner, since deceased. The San Jose man came into possession of the land under circumstances which savor'of the romantic, but while here he produced a letter purporting to show the facts in the case, which he said were correct. It seems the former owner of the land, according to his version of the affair, many years ago stole a valuable horse from him and sold the animal for a considerSome very swell things in this lot. See window. oa ; See Window sani SURprIse. wjmportant business” which of Company CG were yesterformed would be transacted at Hall last night proved to be smpany >! Grass Valley was them & visit. Captain-eleet company © succeeded in mus: about forty members together , visiting companys under com: of Lieutenant Tyrrell, was fep4 by about the same number. yas 8 pattalion drill under diof Major Simonds, at which pmpanies acquitted themselves style. Refreshments were srtaken of and remarks made officers of soth commands. I jeod that Lieutenant Compton had disappeared from the and a squad of men unde! ndof Lieutenant Walling wae in search: of him. He wae in the theater, where he was ing “Captain Racket.” He was nder arrest and escorted back hall, whero he was forced to re» a toast, Which he did in an ble manner. MAHER & COvs LADIES’ NECKWEBAR—all new. . some of them J LADIES’ FASCINATORS—AIl colors from 25 cents to $1.50 each, : LADIES’ UMBRELLA SHAWLS— kind. Made from Fleisher’s Shetland Flos $1.50 each. All the good New things at the Big Store coming . always have something new to show you. Waist-Lengths. Some swell thing in every day, New things in this lot. Don’t think of passing our doors without coming if Respectfully, MAHER « co the plague cases which have been known to exist there from time to time. The Bee overlooks the main point in its criticism, and that is, such news will not be given to the public, no matter how much plague existed, for the reason that everybody would keep shy of the Bay City, and in that event just think of how many five-cent pieces would be lost to the Call, Chronicle and Examiner. Oh no, they are not cowards, as the Bee terms these metropolitan papers, but it is bravery on their part to scoop the coin in. San Francisco and went up to Gaston Ridge this morning. Mrs. Lord Housman has returned from San Francisco, where she has been visiting her daughter. Frank P. Williams, the contractor, bas completed the mill buildings at Grizzly Hill, and is home again. Major J. 8. McBride came over from North Sau Juan today. Mrs. Ray Roller and eon who have been here ona visitto Mr. and Mrs Morris Gallagher, returned to their home at San Francisco this morning. Dave Stewart teft this moraing for Sacramento. —_—————_~+ e@e 4 AvBurN, Nov. 25—Mrs. F, J. Folsom was accidentally shot last evening and probably fatally. A shotgun loaded with buckshot was left standing on the porch and fell. The contents entered Mrs. Folsem’s left side. hopes as to its success, and it is thought that they will place the Chicago on a paying basis in a short time. Hurt at the Spanish. Jobn Bernardo, a carman, was hurt at the Spanish. mine this forenoon, but his in‘uriesare not of a serious nature. In making a turn the car jumped the track, and Bernardino had his leg badly hurt and was otherwise bruised. The injured man was brought to the National Hotel. Died Of Glanders. Mrs, Jobn Martens, a much respected lady of Oakland, died early Saturday morning from glanders, an ailment frequently found attacking horses, but seldom contracted by human beings. The lady was known by quite a number of people here, having visited Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Brand at able sum, which he invested in land. Years rolled by and the two lost sight . ofeach other. A few days ago the . San Jose man received a letter from a! resident of Sonoma stating that the . friend of former years was dead’ and had left him a deed to the propefty to . make reparation for the theft of the . horse. The Sonoma man made him . an offer forthe land and he went to. investigate the matter. ——————— Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ee + — That Throbbing Headache. Heavy Frauds. Lonpon, Nov 25—The pugilist, Dick Burge, was arrested here today on a charge of complicity in the recent Bank of Liverpool frauds, The sums recovamount to a hundred thousand pounds. Later inthe day. Burge was brought the police court, charged with uttering checks aggregating eighty-six thousand pounds. He was remanded. don of Offers ke regular meeting of Mistle. sampment, No. 47, held las y, the following officers were b Charles Kahl, O, P.; J. G. ,H.P., J. H. Langman, 8. R Goldsworthy, J. W.; Geo. A .N.P. Brown, T.; J.C, Bich, .F. Snell, Trustee. The inon will take place on the seenday of January, 1902. The pment is in a very prosperhdition, new menmibers being ly added to the list which sabout one hundred and ten Walches, ClOCKS, Opera Glass Watch Chains, Holiday Gitts,j : & A. & H.W. WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street © 7 [Mhese goods are of the best # . material put together by men # who know how. Call and see them. & j We aim to please our customers, ARTUN NEVADA a Cold in the East. Cuicaaco; Nov. 25—Temperatures at 7a.m.: New York, 40; Boston,-36, Philadelphia, 42; Washington, 42; Chicago, 86; Minneapolis, 14; St. Louis, 38; Cincinnati, 40. Another Robbery. BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 25—Robbars en*eaeee tee ene A Needed Innovation Nearly every enterprising and progressive interior city in the State has a public library and reading room where visitors and strangers, as well as the citizens of the community, may call when they so desire and spend a spare hour to advantage, which might otherwise be spent walking aimWou'd quickly leave you, if you used . Dr. Kiuvg’s New Life Pills, ‘Thous-' ands of sufferers have proved ous . = sasha — rial Services. ass Valley lodge of Elks will morial services in the Audiat that city on next Sanday mn. The Nevada City Elks down and assist their brothers beautiful annual custom matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood ee and build up your health. Only 25) [0 aie ~ cents, Money back if not cured. Sold, . q by W. D, Vinton. . ( y OOD NO i Something Nice to Keep. : picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at GlenAny one wheattended the re-union brook on the 10th of September, can. . } : HEN it comes to eating, only the best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Great Luck of an Editor lessly up-and down the streets. Strangers upon visiting a town generally inquire for the public reading room, when this place on several occasions.

Avotading Worry. tered the National Hotel, and after carrying the cash register into the back yard, broke it openand stole the con“For two years all efforts to cure Eczema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syraprocure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. aable in years to come. te Schmidt's cigar store. They will be val» chartered an electric car for Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, especially, requires the best there is. Wife—Here comes a friend of mine. Let’s turn into this side street until she Husband—Quarreled with her? “No, but 1 don’t want you to see her.” “Hum! Why not?’ : I know you'll admire that new dress. of bers, and it will only worry you to think what a ridiculous fuss you made over the bills for this cheap thing I’ve got on.”—New York Weekly. Call in sometime.. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROC Broad Street, Newada City, Cal Walking Hat I have now on band a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will sell at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,..:.nextto W. G. Richard’s cuse, Kan., “them I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25c at Vintons, evening comes, for it is in these institutions that they are accustomed to look for directories, seek information from the local newspapers of the town and become acquainted with a large number of the people ofthe town. The public reading and club room is also of great benefit and convenience to our townspeople, and especially during the long winter evenings when there happens to be an absence of amusements or other attractions in town. As most of our business men have adopted the early-closing movement, they have ample time now to patronize an attractive place of this sort and enjoy any desirable length of time in business or social conversation. Then again, the addition of this important improvement would be a great credit to our mountain city and give it increased prestige all over the Coasi, as well as in the immediate vicinity. We trust that the efforts now being made for the establishment of a reading room will receive tents, amounting to $50. Was Killed. Omana, Nov. 25—N#®k Neilson was killed outright, bis son fatally injured and his wife dangerously hurt in a runaway accident here today. cennaaneisl dio Employes. ay Counties Power Company Nevada County Gas and Elecmpany have presepted each of mployes in Grass Valley and y with a turkey for ThanksDay, This spirit of liberality highly for the managers of the 8 companies, and it is greatly ed by the employes. 2c The Best Prescription for Malaria } NEW STOVES AND fi Parlor and Gook Siov Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless. Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,25c. myl56m Teeth Put to Many Uses. All Eskimos have good teeth, but they. are subjected to severe usage, being used for pinchers, vises and fluting machines. The teeth are employed In drawing bolts, untying knots, holding the mouthpiece of a drill, shaping boot soles, stretching and tanning skins. When they become uneven from hard usage they are leveled off with a file or whetstone, Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. Brain-Food Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still anorher for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prea a ness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they canno' ¢ diseased portion of the ear only one way to cure deaf hd that is by constitutiona . Deafness is caused by ar t condition of the mucous lin he Eustachian Tube, Wher @ gets inflamed you have 3 A Wee Drop. : : : . : ,. vent their coming by taking re Ps g sound or imperfect hearin the unanimous co-operation and financial assistance of our Sandy—And will ye tak’ a drap 0’ . doses uf Green’s ge tyilwoet the : F i it is entirely closed dea 43 ny whisky afore ye gang hame, Tammas? . ¢gyorite medicine of the healthy millts O ALL SIZES and the result, and unless the in citizens and that our people may soon be able to proudly. Tammas—ah, weel, just a wee drap-. ions, A few doses aids digestion, stim“ AT ALL PRICES ion can be taken out and thi : e < F r) 4 4 orad to. i and justly boast of supporting such an institution. pie. ulates the liver to healthy action, puri* i. ill betes no sengnion . Sandy—Then say when, laddie. fles the blood, and makes you feel Pe Call d Th of te eatroye orever ; Din ! Tammas—Nay, mon; the glass will. buoyant and vigorous. You can get *: all and See em. hate caused by catarrk say when.—London King. Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at}. te i a ng yut an inflamed con @#e@eeee ee eve all druggists. ’ ’ Nae Ooe surfaces. Get Green's Special Almanac. % Plumbin g = q give One Hundred Dollar A Thoroughbred. She—Is it true that when you proposed to me you didn’t know whether I was worth a penny? He—Absolutely. But I always was willing to take chances.—Detroit Free case of deafness (caused b that cannot be eured by Hall’ Cure, Send for cireulare, fre . CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. y druggists, 15e. Family Pills are the best. — or No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanit ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insarell A luxury because it insures comfort. Not merely stimulating, but nourishing, not a nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge whiskey. ec ceo Chinese Exclusion e .: Press. The best brands of whisky and cigars —— a panei: can be procared at the Council ChamPaints Paaraaenygs First For the Season. @ bers, W. J. Britland prop. tf A word to the People. In painting, practice economy by Pf Readden, the grocer, has ri Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market. je21-tf ee the elements. You make n0ny ON'S SUN PROOF PAINI a! the Paint that best wi! painting your house with “PATTON’S GEO. EE. TUF Sole Agent for Nevada Cow ’ Consignment of choice crat thich will be sold in qual suit avd at a reasonab 019 os While it is true that a large number of people in the Eastern and Southern States are antagonistic to the re-enactment of the Geary law excluding the Chinese from coming to the United States, the largest majority of the opposition conies from ignorance of the true condition of affairs in the labor market of California and the firm foothold that the wily Mongolians have secured in all the avenues of business and trade on the Coast. If any Eastern and Southern State was inflicted with this blight and-curse to the same degree and extent that our Golden State was before the Geary act became a law, and then enjoy and realize the great benefit of a short respite from the influx of these heathens to our Coast and their encroachments upon the rights: and privileges of our people, the citizens of that State would rise up as one man and demand of Congress that the exclusion law be made perpetual. If our Eastern friends can be enlightened so as to take the just and correct view of the existing state of affairs, there will be but little opposition to the efforts and desires of our California citizens to have the exclusion law re-enacted. With such strong and infinential advocates of our cause as President Roosevelt, Senators Perkins and Bard, Congressman Woods and other representative men of the State and Nation, and the united sentiment of the entire press and public of the Pacific. Coast we are in a fair way to win the fight, but in order to make sure our success every citizen of California should exert his individual influence in trying to convert his a a ce the up-to-date Cigar Thom ne better. For gale at Rect —————-+ 10e t Prescription For Malaria and Up-to-date. ire Backs{Guaranteed to _last 15 years. LEGG & SHAW CO. % ‘Sole Agents for I evada Cy. g. [be Air-Tight Heating Stoves from $2.50 LT Tn TM Tn Ton OI 1. , { These Goods Make You Thankty We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of Darasols, Umbrellas, Rubbers, Coats, Et and we have marked the prices at such figures that they will not be with us long. Better call now and get your pick.. SNELU © FLEMING Strictly Hi 2 Good Meats. THANKSGIVING. DAY : GRAND Celebration and Excursion Over the Sierra Nevada Mountains and through the Loyalton Timber Belt TO BECKWITH Via 8S. P. Co. and Boca and Loyalton Railroads. FARE ONLY $5:20 From either Grass Valley or Nevada City and Return. Out Soap can be found in the tab of every Good Housekee? a Saves Money a , at one stroke. Bat we don’t aaa jalty. Simply pic of today as @ specimen values we are givi0é in Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf ind Fever is a bottle of Grov Cutt Tonio. It is simp Quinine in a tasteless forn 00 pay. Price 50c. _— Malaria Causs Biliousuess. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. soap it oat of + Oe i For Sale at a Bargain. ‘om Ranch, situated ne ap is offered at a bargai own and balance on tim of Brown & Morgan. tf a Pods of Gilt Edge whiskey a Gilt Edge whiskey is & nerve tonic. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada S =. City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and. gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. Forsale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf ry oer ‘ Does your dealer keep Jesse Moore whiskey ? Tf not, insist on his © Getting it for you, The finest in the world, ——___ ~-@e + -. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s, ‘AM Glasses of &104 ither a long % 84) yee 2 in town. ‘ 4 SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, ZA tnkards, ae tyone who hag whiskey f "ares its virtues to Jes iskey ‘Kmper Tee oe t Blood Than Sarsapari » Living in the Malaria Di ove's Tasteless Obill Ton ; juine 8004 chanee to 5 “cy turkey at ly Br UBM for 25 cents = : _—.. ++ee> . tks The brain, One dose * Headache Cure will ot ENTERTAINMENT — Granf@ Ball afternoon and, evening. Baseball game, Horse Raeing, Turkey and Pigeon Shooting, ete, SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Nevada City at 10:30 p. m., Grass Valley 11 p. m., Colfax 1 a, m., Boca at 7:30 a. m., arriving-at Beckwith about 10 a. m, Yickets, returning good for any train leaving Beckwith and Boca Noyember 28th and 29th, exceptS. P. ' ——Dealer in—— Vegetables, Fish Chickens, Etc. Fruit, = ; ‘ y : ‘ : . . __ . Prunes, Oleg pum : R Eastern relatives and friends from their wrong opinions hp sc Fot further particalars enquire of Cor. Broadjand Pine Streets, Nevada City Fresh Home-made Sauer: aut, Freeb egpall and the he and views in this matter. = : ‘MOT This paper delivered 1234 cents. N.C.N. G.R. R., Grass Valley and : neh Begs and Frowse Speen, ® box ree matin