November 26, 1901 (4 pages)

@ ———— . 5 oq Meas SUPpPIse 4 simportant pusiness” which W F vot Company C were yesterindg bemed would be transacted at Z any i of Grass Valley was l Nice x0 a a visit. Captain-elect of them in Company © succeeded in miusabout forty members together » visiting company, under comof Lieutenant Tyrrell, was repog by about the same number. was & pattalion drill under diSs. All bt le good of Majo: Simonds, at which Our pr panies acquitted themselves Png Refreshments were » style. srtaken of and remarks made officers of : oth commands. It i t Lieutenant Compton ay Ha aappeaeaa from Pike ery day, SW A d a squad of men under we thing cot Lieutenant Walling was 4 tin search of him. He was ino jn in the theater, where he was — 7 * “Qaptain Racket.” He was der arrest and escorted back pall, where he was foreed to rea toast, Which he did in an ble manner. Go ; ee ae clascamelion of Officers i Y he regular meatigil of MistleWl ampment, No, 47, held last the following officers were Charles Kahl, O, P.; J. GQ. ill, H. P., J. H. Langman, 8. R Goldsworthy, J. W.;Geo. A. ;N. P. Brown, T.; J.C. Rich, .F. Snell, Trustee. The inon will take place on the see~ nday of January, 1902. The pment is in a very prosperhdition, new members being tly added to the list which sabout one hundred and ten rial Services. NEVADA ass Valley lodge of Elks will morial services in the Audiat that city on next Sanday ly the mn. The Nevada City Elks y best. down and assist their brothers esome beautiful annual custom, H e chartered an electric car for, inner, s re is, its, * est nen em. ers, } ‘UN 10 Employes. Bay Counties Power Company Nevada County Gas and ElecMpany have presepted each of mployes in Grass Valley and y with a turkey for Thanksay, This spirit of liberality highly for the managers of the ¥ companies, and it is greatly ted by the employes. . . . ———e ness Cannot Be Cured. application as they apap ot @ diseased portion of the ear. urge etooky only one way to cure deaf: id that is by constitutional en) ; . Deafness is caused by an Ov I condition of the mucous linhe Eustachian Tube, When gets inflamed you have a ig sound or imperfect je ger ay bn it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the inioncan be taken out and this ored to its normal condition, Will be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh, hothing but an inflamed con: the mucous surfaces. ils. case of deafness (caused by that cannot be cured by Hall’s ure. Send for cireulare, free. ) CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. y drugcists, 75e. Family Pills are the best, ae yes. Sanitary, ause it insatel + e@e -— —-_—___ : First For the Season. onomy ph Readden, the grocer, has -reu make Cohsigninent of choice cranAIND" 3 rier “#8 OF P. . ‘hich will be sold in quanPIw Eh Suit and at a reasonable o019tf iia: see the up-to-date Cigar Thomas he better. For gale at Rector 7) Coun Housekeen y a ————+ #0 st Prescription For Malaria ind Foye tis a bottle of Grove y “HILL ‘Tonto. It is simply Winine in a tasteless form. NO pay. Price 50c. jaimn 908? ~ -. oked It . P For Sale ata Bargain. ite ‘ne Wolland Ranch, situated near a i rh 1S offered at a bargain. ¢ ") own and balance on time. ; of of Brown & Morgan. tf jong oF & ds of Gilt Edge whiskey are noe you bnkards, . most rel een Styone who has whiskey for Peres its virtues to Jesse iskey, ea ‘or Blood Than Sarsaparilia » Living in the Malaria Disrove's Tasteless Chill Tonis. — ae my15-3m have 4 good chance to get Juicy turkey at Billy Brit"ght for 25 cents, — 14 . ee: che Sans Your Vitalit tks The brain. One dose of § Headach ma 8 ‘© Cure will cure Wallow @ pill, and the headom. They cure Oe, a box, For sale by H: t tt My Sole agent, TRANSCRIPT. I give One Hundred Dollars. The following venire of Gtand Jur. ore was drawn in the Superior Court this niorning to appear on Monda: December 10th :. ” NEVADA TOWNSHIP, A. Legg, Mark L. Roberts, Rev. Wm, Angwin,W. E. Meservey, H. D. Towle, O. ©, Conlan, B. F. Snell, L. M. Sulteforth. GRASS VALLEY. W. H. Morgan, Richard Noell, P, W. Michell, I. Stein, A: B. Champion, F. M. Miller, Patrick Daley, M. W. Argall. i WASHINGTON. W. L, Williamson, W. E. Yeaw, M, D. Cooley, J. 8, Kramer. EUREKA Jobn H. Kellar, George E. Redmayne, BLOOMFIELD, W. H. Kallenburger, J, J. Sughrue. ROUGH AND READY, J.8. Huntress, LITTLE YORK, T, F. Goding. MEADOW LAKE, James Sherritt, W. H. Todd. Matter Lald Over. The parties who made complaint about the slaughter house belonging to Colley Bros. being objectionable failed to appear before the City Trustees at their special session last night. The matter was therefore laid over until the 19th of next month, when all interested may appear and state their views on the subject. City Attorney Lindley was then directed to proceed against several sewer delinquents. Gelting Better, John Waters has received another letter from John Michell, the popular dancing teacher, who is now in England. Mr. Michell says he is improying in health and his hosts of friends here would be pleased to know of hia perfect health, and that he would return to his old Nevada City home again, Life of Roosevelt. A delightfully personal artiele showing the new President as he rides and hunts and camps, will soon appear in the Ladies’ Home Journal, The writer of the article has known him intimately, traveled thousands of miles with him, and seen him under conditions of the mest varying nature. He will tell how the President fell trees on his own place, and split wood; how he trained his obildren to love riding, swimming and walking, and living outdoors. It will be a close view of the Ohief Executive in the life he most enjoys. Heaith for 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. Paul Schoen The Piano Tuner, has arrived, and all orders will be promptly attended by leaving same at Vipton’s Pharmacy. oe n21-4t Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they be-come “the best selling. Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: . “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years.” You know why? Moat diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new = and vigor inte ony weak, sickly, rundown man or women, Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ————+ 0oe -—_—_— Arrested and Set Free. Dr.°J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. ard 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, ‘AL J. Wright, N.P. Brown, George Slee ~ Janes Mitts, James Kitte, an old resident of. this Township, died suddenly yesterday at San Francisco, while on~a visit to his daughter, Mrs, A. L. Coomts. Mr. Kitts croseed the plains in 1850, and was in this city that year when the miners were hauling the gravel from Coyote Hill and washing it near where the Union Hotel now stands, Returning to Indiana he married Miss Eliza Ludley and came across the plains again in 1852, His young wife drove a span of mules all the way. They crossed Beckwith Pass and settled in Yaba county, near what is now known as Ohallenge Mill, where they built a road-side house, much patronized by the teamsters and t:avelera of those days. He afterwards built the “Barton House” on what was then known as the Rabbit Oreek. road. Then he purchased the Union Hotel at Laporte and in 1856 -he owned a hotel at Jamieson City. In 1867 he came to this city, and soon after located at Willow Valley, where he engaged in mining for many years. He built the Oriental mill at that place which was used asa custom mill, and worked the Buckeye mine. At this place his wife died, in 1874, In 1876 he married again to Mies Elien Oliver. He served with the Indiana Volunteers under General Jo. Lane, in the war with Mexieo. He is the last surviving veteran of that war in this section, : For the past sixteen years he has resided with his family on the Glenbrook road, near Town Talk. His age was 76 years. He leaves a widow and three eons—Chas. W. Kitts, the well known lawyer, John Kitts, the millwright, H. L. Kitts, and a daughter, Mrs, A. L. Coombs of San. Francisco children of his firat wife, and two sons, Herbert 8S. Kitts, ex-Deputy Postmaster of this city, and Lisle E. Kitts, ch'ldren of his surviving widow. _ The funeral will take place from his late. residence on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, and the relatives and friends are invited to attend. * . . Smoker Tonight. Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., of this city, will give a smoker tonight after the regular session. The occasion will be a merry one, and the attendance will be large. 2e->—______ Weather Report. MoAdie of the San Francieco Bureau made the following prediction, this morning: _ Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably showers. Good Timekeepers, If you want to procure a good clock or watch call on A. & H. Hartung. They have an elegant assortment of every kind of time-keepers and every article they sell is guaranteed to be just as it is represented. The very latest styles of all kinds of watch chains are kept constantly on hand. In making your selection of articles suitable for holiday presents, don’t fail to give these reliable dealefs and manufacturere an order. Their prices are at bed-rock figuree—in fact, they cannot be beat, Don’t forget the big tarkey refile at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers tonight. nldtf Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving order at once with A. B, WOLF to avoid the rush, n26-tf eee Fresh Sweet Cider. €} Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers, Warranted first clase. Enquire of F. GrIGER. nlb5-tf sole agent. ser The Finest Cake Is made with Royal Bak-. ing Powder. Alwayslight, sweet, pure & wholesome. oe scm George A. Gray has received a letter known miner of this city and Grass Valley, is now lying at the point of death, -Mr. Proot left thie city many months ago and went to Mount Bullion, Mariposa county, . for the benefit of his health. Finding that he wae not :improving there, he went to San Francisco, where he entered a sanitariam with the hope of @ new medical treatment bringing him out all right. But it seems the change did him no good and he has gradually been getting worse, until} \ ; those is no hope of his recovery. Mr. Prout bas hosts of friende here} who will be pained to learn of his.condition, He lived in thie community for ‘several years,’ and previous to going into the saloon business. he following mining as an occupation. Another One. A few nights ago the week’s washing at John Webber’s place,on West Bread street, was taken from tbe line. There appears to be a “determined effort” on the part of some person, or persons, in this community to keep up a supply of wearables without much expense, as this is the third occurrence of this kind within a short time, . Mechanics Return. Martin Dumler, Mervin Kitts and John Peterson returned from Meadow Lake last night, where they were engagel in erecting a mill at a mine. Major George A. Nihell, who took the contract, will not return antil the last of the week,as he is doing some finishing work on the plant. Mean ‘cI. Last night some passers-by tore a sign from, its fastenings in front of Mrs. Davis’ dressmaking parlors, in the Stover building, on Broad street, Such acts are contemptible, to say the least, and no ou‘sider can understand wherethe “fun comes in.” Business Locals, For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. : tf We can please the ‘most fastidious in millinery, Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.ost stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth shave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 26c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BriruaNnp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf If you wanta fine turkey for Thankagiving, go-to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-tf Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas. E. Tegler makes them, Try one. . o2Itf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull . tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you will always buy it. . nov6-tf Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Council Obambers, on Broad street. s27te Fine fat turkeys will be raffled at the NewUnion Hotel this (Sat urday) evening. n15-tf Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House NEVADA CITY ! your HEINZ MINCE MEAT Ready for the pie, 29 cents per pound. LA FOREST MUSHROOMS Genuine French buttne, 40 cents per tin. 4 NAZE cor a full line of ‘elicacies and novelties in the Grocery line. If you are in doubt as to what to have for et eee anksgiving dinner, call at our store on Broad street. We cai help you out. ey be BARATARIA SHRIMPS For Salads, 25 cents per can. MY WIFE’S SALAD DRESSING AFine Dressing for meats and salads, 35c. “GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, _ SA PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. BROAD STREET . Soe ese teres — CLUSTER RAIS:NS ; '” Especially for eating purposes, 60c. pke. WAFERS AND CHEESE Pa F ial A very enjoyable excursion over the Sierra Nevada mountains has been arranged for Thankegiving Day. The trip will take in the Loyalton timber belt to Beckwith. This place is the terminus of the new railroad, and the scene in that locality is. very pretty: The special train will leave Nevada Oity to-mo-row night at 10:30 o’clock; Grass Valley at 11, connecting at Colfax with Southern Pacific train, the excursionists reaching Beckwith about 10 o’clock on Thankegiving morning. There will bea grand ball there in. the afternoon and evening. There will also be a baseball game, horse races, turkey and pigeon shooting. In fact, the entire time from the arrival of the excursion train. until far into the next day will be one continueus round of pleasure. The fare from this city and return is only $5 20. This is an excellent opportunity to take an outing at a very emall cost. Get ready and go with the crowd. Good Laundry Work. All persons who send their laundry work out will find it to their advantage to let the Nevada County Laundry Association do the work. Pains is taken with each piece and the garments returned clean and without the offensive smell which they receive at the Ghinese laundries. Collars, cuffs and shirts are given special attention anddone upin a manner which can not be surpassed anywhere. WashJing will be called for and delivered promptly by notifying William Tregellas, their agent at this city. ETRE CS The Population of Nevada City Weiracligets : Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on Be wsorg? dtuggist and get a bottle of Kenips Balsam for the throat and Jungs. Price 256 and 50c, Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Merchants, miners, mechanics and farmers all drink Jesse Moore whiskey in preference to any other brand. The best half and half can be found at the Council Chambere, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. porate eaieiniaag on COW FEET at Night =e You. should have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out ‘of your feet and give you sound sleep. ALAGKAADA G6 GHAHESE A Hot Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinds, PHREDRODS 8 ORE RRM : Get the Ki. G, Hot Water Bottle Vinton s. Pharmacy Broad Street, Nevada City, CL. tT tt hn eT Arrow Shots. Seeing how tough it makes everybody feel, we see no reason why anybody voluntarily loses sleep. A man holds a coffee mill with one hand and grinds with the other, A woman doesn’t hold it that way. Nothing is more uncontrollable than a-hot stove lid on the floor, upside down. Everything comes to him who waits, but it will make better time, if you hustle. A man who marries a girl and goes to her home town visiting, has a hard row to hoe. People who like to say “I hain’t got no education,” like to have you infer that they are not so slow, after all. Semmes For Your Thanks Wing Dinner. We have Salted Jordan Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of all kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in. Town. 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. No Trouble A Al —— To tie scarfs and ties when the colar is intact—not frayed or worn so as to catch the threads of silk. You really save money on neckiies when you have your launderying done here—to say nothing of the saving in collars themselves, in shirts, cuffs, handkerchiefs end all the rest, for we launder goods with conscientious care—don’t pull them to pieces, Your Laundry called for and delivered, NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM TREGALLIS Resident Ageat, Nevada City C. F. Brayton’s Commercial Street -PANEL IRON BEDS ARE DRODER We can Furnish your Bedroom with an Iron Bed, Spring and Mattress complete for $12.50 to $31.50, according to quality. All goods as represented, Or money refunded. Furniture Store Nevada City —— ~ —_—_-— Specal Sale Continued for One. Week. More % & See Our Window of » New Hats and Surprisingly Low: Prices. MRS. L. LUBECK, Sirswct act ose ——————e Not Another Money-Saving Scheme HERE you pay Good Prices for Old Goods, discarded by honest merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Newada City National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes ana Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, ete. Ghe Bee Have Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. —————__—__________] That Prize Hal. The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [7° Winner will please call for hat and give signature. The hat will be on display in the window. MISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. * Don'ts For Gilt Purchasers 244s ON’T think of buying Silverware before visiting our store and inspecting our stock of these goods, y Ly ovr present prices of Silverware no more fepresent the value of the goods than the price of bar silver. s NEVER bave we shown such an assortment of fine plated ware. The display fairly bristles with bargains. Binoy is wisdom in buying this class of goods from a reliable dealer. Our reputation recommends us. Cc. J. BRAND, THE JEWELER, Mail orders promptly attended to. HORII ROKOKOKIOK EK NG Fall line of dainty wafers and cheeses. [.

@ ———— . 5 oq Meas SUPpPIse 4 simportant pusiness” which W F vot Company C were yesterindg bemed would be transacted at Z any i of Grass Valley was l Nice x0 a a visit. Captain-elect of them in Company © succeeded in miusabout forty members together » visiting company, under comof Lieutenant Tyrrell, was repog by about the same number. was & pattalion drill under diSs. All bt le good of Majo: Simonds, at which Our pr panies acquitted themselves Png Refreshments were » style. srtaken of and remarks made officers of : oth commands. It i t Lieutenant Compton ay Ha aappeaeaa from Pike ery day, SW A d a squad of men under we thing cot Lieutenant Walling was 4 tin search of him. He was ino jn in the theater, where he was — 7 * “Qaptain Racket.” He was der arrest and escorted back pall, where he was foreed to rea toast, Which he did in an ble manner. Go ; ee ae clascamelion of Officers i Y he regular meatigil of MistleWl ampment, No, 47, held last the following officers were Charles Kahl, O, P.; J. GQ. ill, H. P., J. H. Langman, 8. R Goldsworthy, J. W.;Geo. A. ;N. P. Brown, T.; J.C. Rich, .F. Snell, Trustee. The inon will take place on the see~ nday of January, 1902. The pment is in a very prosperhdition, new members being tly added to the list which sabout one hundred and ten rial Services. NEVADA ass Valley lodge of Elks will morial services in the Audiat that city on next Sanday ly the mn. The Nevada City Elks y best. down and assist their brothers esome beautiful annual custom, H e chartered an electric car for, inner, s re is, its, * est nen em. ers, } ‘UN 10 Employes. Bay Counties Power Company Nevada County Gas and ElecMpany have presepted each of mployes in Grass Valley and y with a turkey for Thanksay, This spirit of liberality highly for the managers of the ¥ companies, and it is greatly ted by the employes. . . . ———e ness Cannot Be Cured. application as they apap ot @ diseased portion of the ear. urge etooky only one way to cure deaf: id that is by constitutional en) ; . Deafness is caused by an Ov I condition of the mucous linhe Eustachian Tube, When gets inflamed you have a ig sound or imperfect je ger ay bn it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the inioncan be taken out and this ored to its normal condition, Will be destroyed forever ; nine of ten are caused by catarrh, hothing but an inflamed con: the mucous surfaces. ils. case of deafness (caused by that cannot be cured by Hall’s ure. Send for cireulare, free. ) CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. y drugcists, 75e. Family Pills are the best, ae yes. Sanitary, ause it insatel + e@e -— —-_—___ : First For the Season. onomy ph Readden, the grocer, has -reu make Cohsigninent of choice cranAIND" 3 rier “#8 OF P. . ‘hich will be sold in quanPIw Eh Suit and at a reasonable o019tf iia: see the up-to-date Cigar Thomas he better. For gale at Rector 7) Coun Housekeen y a ————+ #0 st Prescription For Malaria ind Foye tis a bottle of Grove y “HILL ‘Tonto. It is simply Winine in a tasteless form. NO pay. Price 50c. jaimn 908? ~ -. oked It . P For Sale ata Bargain. ite ‘ne Wolland Ranch, situated near a i rh 1S offered at a bargain. ¢ ") own and balance on time. ; of of Brown & Morgan. tf jong oF & ds of Gilt Edge whiskey are noe you bnkards, . most rel een Styone who has whiskey for Peres its virtues to Jesse iskey, ea ‘or Blood Than Sarsaparilia » Living in the Malaria Disrove's Tasteless Chill Tonis. — ae my15-3m have 4 good chance to get Juicy turkey at Billy Brit"ght for 25 cents, — 14 . ee: che Sans Your Vitalit tks The brain. One dose of § Headach ma 8 ‘© Cure will cure Wallow @ pill, and the headom. They cure Oe, a box, For sale by H: t tt My Sole agent, TRANSCRIPT. I give One Hundred Dollars. The following venire of Gtand Jur. ore was drawn in the Superior Court this niorning to appear on Monda: December 10th :. ” NEVADA TOWNSHIP, A. Legg, Mark L. Roberts, Rev. Wm, Angwin,W. E. Meservey, H. D. Towle, O. ©, Conlan, B. F. Snell, L. M. Sulteforth. GRASS VALLEY. W. H. Morgan, Richard Noell, P, W. Michell, I. Stein, A: B. Champion, F. M. Miller, Patrick Daley, M. W. Argall. i WASHINGTON. W. L, Williamson, W. E. Yeaw, M, D. Cooley, J. 8, Kramer. EUREKA Jobn H. Kellar, George E. Redmayne, BLOOMFIELD, W. H. Kallenburger, J, J. Sughrue. ROUGH AND READY, J.8. Huntress, LITTLE YORK, T, F. Goding. MEADOW LAKE, James Sherritt, W. H. Todd. Matter Lald Over. The parties who made complaint about the slaughter house belonging to Colley Bros. being objectionable failed to appear before the City Trustees at their special session last night. The matter was therefore laid over until the 19th of next month, when all interested may appear and state their views on the subject. City Attorney Lindley was then directed to proceed against several sewer delinquents. Gelting Better, John Waters has received another letter from John Michell, the popular dancing teacher, who is now in England. Mr. Michell says he is improying in health and his hosts of friends here would be pleased to know of hia perfect health, and that he would return to his old Nevada City home again, Life of Roosevelt. A delightfully personal artiele showing the new President as he rides and hunts and camps, will soon appear in the Ladies’ Home Journal, The writer of the article has known him intimately, traveled thousands of miles with him, and seen him under conditions of the mest varying nature. He will tell how the President fell trees on his own place, and split wood; how he trained his obildren to love riding, swimming and walking, and living outdoors. It will be a close view of the Ohief Executive in the life he most enjoys. Heaith for 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. Paul Schoen The Piano Tuner, has arrived, and all orders will be promptly attended by leaving same at Vipton’s Pharmacy. oe n21-4t Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they be-come “the best selling. Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: . “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years.” You know why? Moat diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels blood and nerves, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new = and vigor inte ony weak, sickly, rundown man or women, Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ————+ 0oe -—_—_— Arrested and Set Free. Dr.°J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. ard 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, ‘AL J. Wright, N.P. Brown, George Slee ~ Janes Mitts, James Kitte, an old resident of. this Township, died suddenly yesterday at San Francisco, while on~a visit to his daughter, Mrs, A. L. Coomts. Mr. Kitts croseed the plains in 1850, and was in this city that year when the miners were hauling the gravel from Coyote Hill and washing it near where the Union Hotel now stands, Returning to Indiana he married Miss Eliza Ludley and came across the plains again in 1852, His young wife drove a span of mules all the way. They crossed Beckwith Pass and settled in Yaba county, near what is now known as Ohallenge Mill, where they built a road-side house, much patronized by the teamsters and t:avelera of those days. He afterwards built the “Barton House” on what was then known as the Rabbit Oreek. road. Then he purchased the Union Hotel at Laporte and in 1856 -he owned a hotel at Jamieson City. In 1867 he came to this city, and soon after located at Willow Valley, where he engaged in mining for many years. He built the Oriental mill at that place which was used asa custom mill, and worked the Buckeye mine. At this place his wife died, in 1874, In 1876 he married again to Mies Elien Oliver. He served with the Indiana Volunteers under General Jo. Lane, in the war with Mexieo. He is the last surviving veteran of that war in this section, : For the past sixteen years he has resided with his family on the Glenbrook road, near Town Talk. His age was 76 years. He leaves a widow and three eons—Chas. W. Kitts, the well known lawyer, John Kitts, the millwright, H. L. Kitts, and a daughter, Mrs, A. L. Coombs of San. Francisco children of his firat wife, and two sons, Herbert 8S. Kitts, ex-Deputy Postmaster of this city, and Lisle E. Kitts, ch'ldren of his surviving widow. _ The funeral will take place from his late. residence on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, and the relatives and friends are invited to attend. * . . Smoker Tonight. Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., of this city, will give a smoker tonight after the regular session. The occasion will be a merry one, and the attendance will be large. 2e->—______ Weather Report. MoAdie of the San Francieco Bureau made the following prediction, this morning: _ Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, probably showers. Good Timekeepers, If you want to procure a good clock or watch call on A. & H. Hartung. They have an elegant assortment of

every kind of time-keepers and every article they sell is guaranteed to be just as it is represented. The very latest styles of all kinds of watch chains are kept constantly on hand. In making your selection of articles suitable for holiday presents, don’t fail to give these reliable dealefs and manufacturere an order. Their prices are at bed-rock figuree—in fact, they cannot be beat, Don’t forget the big tarkey refile at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers tonight. nldtf Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving order at once with A. B, WOLF to avoid the rush, n26-tf eee Fresh Sweet Cider. €} Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers, Warranted first clase. Enquire of F. GrIGER. nlb5-tf sole agent. ser The Finest Cake Is made with Royal Bak-. ing Powder. Alwayslight, sweet, pure & wholesome. oe scm George A. Gray has received a letter known miner of this city and Grass Valley, is now lying at the point of death, -Mr. Proot left thie city many months ago and went to Mount Bullion, Mariposa county, . for the benefit of his health. Finding that he wae not :improving there, he went to San Francisco, where he entered a sanitariam with the hope of @ new medical treatment bringing him out all right. But it seems the change did him no good and he has gradually been getting worse, until} \ ; those is no hope of his recovery. Mr. Prout bas hosts of friende here} who will be pained to learn of his.condition, He lived in thie community for ‘several years,’ and previous to going into the saloon business. he following mining as an occupation. Another One. A few nights ago the week’s washing at John Webber’s place,on West Bread street, was taken from tbe line. There appears to be a “determined effort” on the part of some person, or persons, in this community to keep up a supply of wearables without much expense, as this is the third occurrence of this kind within a short time, . Mechanics Return. Martin Dumler, Mervin Kitts and John Peterson returned from Meadow Lake last night, where they were engagel in erecting a mill at a mine. Major George A. Nihell, who took the contract, will not return antil the last of the week,as he is doing some finishing work on the plant. Mean ‘cI. Last night some passers-by tore a sign from, its fastenings in front of Mrs. Davis’ dressmaking parlors, in the Stover building, on Broad street, Such acts are contemptible, to say the least, and no ou‘sider can understand wherethe “fun comes in.” Business Locals, For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. : tf We can please the ‘most fastidious in millinery, Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.ost stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth shave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 26c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BriruaNnp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf If you wanta fine turkey for Thankagiving, go-to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-tf Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas. E. Tegler makes them, Try one. . o2Itf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull . tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you will always buy it. . nov6-tf Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Council Obambers, on Broad street. s27te Fine fat turkeys will be raffled at the NewUnion Hotel this (Sat urday) evening. n15-tf Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House NEVADA CITY ! your HEINZ MINCE MEAT Ready for the pie, 29 cents per pound. LA FOREST MUSHROOMS Genuine French buttne, 40 cents per tin. 4 NAZE cor a full line of ‘elicacies and novelties in the Grocery line. If you are in doubt as to what to have for et eee anksgiving dinner, call at our store on Broad street. We cai help you out. ey be BARATARIA SHRIMPS For Salads, 25 cents per can. MY WIFE’S SALAD DRESSING AFine Dressing for meats and salads, 35c. “GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, _ SA PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. BROAD STREET . Soe ese teres — CLUSTER RAIS:NS ; '” Especially for eating purposes, 60c. pke. WAFERS AND CHEESE Pa F ial A very enjoyable excursion over the Sierra Nevada mountains has been arranged for Thankegiving Day. The trip will take in the Loyalton timber belt to Beckwith. This place is the terminus of the new railroad, and the scene in that locality is. very pretty: The special train will leave Nevada Oity to-mo-row night at 10:30 o’clock; Grass Valley at 11, connecting at Colfax with Southern Pacific train, the excursionists reaching Beckwith about 10 o’clock on Thankegiving morning. There will bea grand ball there in. the afternoon and evening. There will also be a baseball game, horse races, turkey and pigeon shooting. In fact, the entire time from the arrival of the excursion train. until far into the next day will be one continueus round of pleasure. The fare from this city and return is only $5 20. This is an excellent opportunity to take an outing at a very emall cost. Get ready and go with the crowd. Good Laundry Work. All persons who send their laundry work out will find it to their advantage to let the Nevada County Laundry Association do the work. Pains is taken with each piece and the garments returned clean and without the offensive smell which they receive at the Ghinese laundries. Collars, cuffs and shirts are given special attention anddone upin a manner which can not be surpassed anywhere. WashJing will be called for and delivered promptly by notifying William Tregellas, their agent at this city. ETRE CS The Population of Nevada City Weiracligets : Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on Be wsorg? dtuggist and get a bottle of Kenips Balsam for the throat and Jungs. Price 256 and 50c, Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Merchants, miners, mechanics and farmers all drink Jesse Moore whiskey in preference to any other brand. The best half and half can be found at the Council Chambere, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. porate eaieiniaag on COW FEET at Night =e You. should have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out ‘of your feet and give you sound sleep. ALAGKAADA G6 GHAHESE A Hot Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinds, PHREDRODS 8 ORE RRM : Get the Ki. G, Hot Water Bottle Vinton s. Pharmacy Broad Street, Nevada City, CL. tT tt hn eT Arrow Shots.. Seeing how tough it makes everybody feel, we see no reason why anybody voluntarily loses sleep. A man holds a coffee mill with one hand and grinds with the other, A woman doesn’t hold it that way. Nothing is more uncontrollable than a-hot stove lid on the floor, upside down. Everything comes to him who waits, but it will make better time, if you hustle. A man who marries a girl and goes to her home town visiting, has a hard row to hoe. People who like to say “I hain’t got no education,” like to have you infer that they are not so slow, after all. Semmes For Your Thanks Wing Dinner.. We have Salted Jordan Almonds, Salted Peanuts, New crop of Nuts of all kinds, Dates, Smyrna White Figs and the Finest and Freshest Candies in. Town. 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. No Trouble A Al —— To tie scarfs and ties when the colar is intact—not frayed or worn so as to catch the threads of silk. You really save money on neckiies when you have your launderying done here—to say nothing of the saving in collars themselves, in shirts, cuffs, handkerchiefs end all the rest, for we launder goods with conscientious care—don’t pull them to pieces, Your Laundry called for and delivered, NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION H. V. HOLMES, Manager. WM TREGALLIS Resident Ageat, Nevada City C. F. Brayton’s Commercial Street -PANEL IRON BEDS ARE DRODER We can Furnish your Bedroom with an Iron Bed, Spring and Mattress complete for $12.50 to $31.50, according to quality. All goods as represented, Or money refunded. Furniture Store Nevada City —— ~ —_—_-— Specal Sale Continued for One. Week. More % & See Our Window of » New Hats and Surprisingly Low: Prices. MRS. L. LUBECK, Sirswct act ose ——————e Not Another Money-Saving Scheme HERE you pay Good Prices for Old Goods, discarded by honest merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Newada City National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes ana Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, ete. Ghe Bee Have Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. —————__—__________] That Prize Hal.. The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [7° Winner will please call for hat and give signature. The hat will be on display in the window. MISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. * Don'ts For Gilt Purchasers 244s ON’T think of buying Silverware before visiting our store and inspecting our stock of these goods, y Ly ovr present prices of Silverware no more fepresent the value of the goods than the price of bar silver. s NEVER bave we shown such an assortment of fine plated ware. The display fairly bristles with bargains. Binoy is wisdom in buying this class of goods from a reliable dealer. Our reputation recommends us. Cc. J. BRAND, THE JEWELER, Mail orders promptly attended to. HORII ROKOKOKIOK EK NG Fall line of dainty wafers and cheeses. [.