November 26, 1902 (4 pages)

e % 2 % £ = ee e sjehulNAT. P<BROWN).PE Manager. oe OTE AS ETO Delivered to any part uf the city. dy nen, otiz fe Be od 2 12 1-26 Per Week .+i.jNovember 26, 1902 MORROW is Thanksgiving Day. In the country’s wonderful pr ity. atriot has abundant reason to feel Us, , dike ateful. Therefore, President Roosevelt’s and Governor Gage’s proclamations setting aside this<date for a day of thanksgiving throughout the State and Nation was most fitting. . For the unprecedented and general prosperity which has attended our progressive republic’ and’ its ;people every true and loyal American citizen has just and ample cause to rejoice with thanksgiving in his soul, and therefore patriotic song or sentiment should -have-a place in our thanksgiving programs tomorrow, when tlie‘hearts of our people are lifted with one accord to the Almighty*for blessings enjoyed and preservation of life. Bringing it down to the State, every resident of California who loves her, also has cause to rejoice that prosperity is so much in evidence. But with the indi-z vidual, his or her circumstances, will -probably. determine to a greater or less extent the nature.of his or her feelings, and while it is undemiable tha othe ¥ st, majority of the people of this country are doing well, still there are many who, from one cause or another, are not; and though every man, woman and child has some cause for thanksgiving when they stop to reflect over their:personal History forthe past twelve months, it is, nevertheless, mighty hard to force such an acknowledg‘ment from the unhap} 1 Fe ardless of the reason for the unhappiness. People:catu s good, by law, neither can they be filled witha spirit of thankfulness by proclamation. But all who have learned-to-beag-life’s trials, worriments and disappointments. with Christian fortitude, who have cultivated through trying br Dae a heroic, optimistic and " grateful disposition, and, who can see a silver lining behind every cloud, will join their. praises on this occasion with the) many thousands of their fellow men for the many blessings which have attended“them through sunshine and shadow. In short, everybody has something to be thankful for. If you cannot feel thankful:for anything more, by all means ‘Local Briel. ' A handsome menument has been erected over the grave of Mrs. Soward in Indiana Ranch cemetery, Yuba county. The lady was the mother of Hon. F. D. Soward of Downieville. A Gaddini, a section band in the employ of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, fell in front of some moving cars that were being switched in the railroad yard at Truckee Monday and was seriously injared. . Henry ‘Johnson of Marysville attemptei to commit suicide twice in two days. He is a victim of opium and hisattempt to stop its use has temporarily unbalanced hie mind. He slashed his throat Sunday with a razor, aud afterward tried to harl himself from a second-story window. ~ Grant Housel, the ex-convict, formerly of this city, who was captured while attempting to secrete opium on the State Prison grounds at Folsom, and who pleaded guilty to: the charge last week, was sentenced by Superior Judge Hart Monday to three years’ imprisonmeat at Folsom. Was a Success, The concert given last night at the theater by the Women’s Relief Corps was largely attended and all present were more than well pleased with the program. From a financial point of view the ladies have every cause to feel yratified over the result, and thay can also have the pleasing satisfaction of knowing that, the programme presented was a meritorious one, the efforts of all taking part in the exercises being well received. The proceeds will go far toward paying the expense of eonstructing a copiog around the sides of the soldiers’ plot in Pine Grove cemetery. High Positions. WASHINGTON, November 25— The President has decided to appoint Ashley M. Gould, United States District Attorney for the District of Culumbia, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Thanksgiving. , Tomorrow evening there will be 8 giving held in the Methodist church. All arecordially invited. express your heartfelt thanks that you live inva community and have for companiotighip ‘big-souled and charitably inclined people who do not forget the poor, needy and unfortunate when “the ‘winters 7 holiday seasons draw nigh, but who go down deep into their pockets‘and respond nobly when an appeal is made by the local Beneficent Society. Truly, all should give thanks that we have so many people in Nevada City who believe in‘afid *prattioé thé Golden Rale, as well as follow one of the great commandments given by the Saviour of Men while on earth. The charity of Nevada City people is unostentatious and unlimited, and our people have just reason to feel proud of it and publish the fact to the outside world. Despicable Crime tturnei today to Downleville. special service of praise and thanké-. ’ Daily Record of the ~~ Doings of Our People, M. Paine is down from Lake City. W.Y.Showler is here from Sacramento. : Theodore Fieitz left today for Los Angeles. J. E. Isaac returned last evenin from the Bay.E. J. Eebaum is here from San E, A. Landford of San Rafael is here on a visit, H. Nickerson left this morning for San Francisco. J. W. Ohandler and wffe left this for San Francisco on a visit. Depaty Sheriff C. J. Winstead reMrs. J. Oarter returned last evening from a visit at San Francisco. A U: Foster of Eureke, Humboldt county, left this morning for Sierra county. . Miss Maud Miller arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Sen Juan. . Joseph Raymond, James Bishop and Henry Richards came down yesterday from Downieville. William Schuerman and William Bradbury of North San Jaan retarned last evening from San Francisco, Mrs. Carrie Nation thinks football a gteat game because no smoker or drinker can play it. J. Winstead of Sen Fravcisco arrived here last evening and left this morning tor Downieville. W. Orooks returned this morning from San Francisco. He will taze a position at the Union Hotel. iting her daughter, Mrs. W. Robinson, left this morning for San Francisco. W. M. Stover, who is interested in the 16 to 1 mine at Washington, arcisco. ‘A Foolish Bel. AS ET ERE PRS NETL Mrs. A. D. Moore who has been visrived here yesterday from San Fran’ A fool election bet has had a tragic “ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY. — AKRON, Indiana, November 26—A desperate attempt was made to rob the Exchange Bank this morning. The robbers captured two telephone ‘operators and cut all the wires leading out of the Exchange. They also bound and gagged a physician in the same block. The first explosion aroused the citizens, who hastened to the scene. The bank building was wrecked. During the shooting the robbers escaped without securing anything. bs DESPERATE BANK ROBBERS. Warren, Mich., November 26—Clinton Osborne, Assistant Postmaster, was shot dead early this morning by a gang of robbers which entered the bank, blowing open the hafe. Osborne heard the explosion and started: down the street. The robber on guard fired, shooting Osborne in the face, killing him instantly. The gang. drove rapidly away before the robbery was completed. 444444444 ———— For Reciprocity. Wasninaton, November 25—Minister House, today and informed the President that he had received a cablegram. procity treaty negotiations were § ceeding satisfactorily. Death of Banker Wiiiams, November 25—Jease 0, Stovall, pioneer banker, rancher and honored citizen, died at bis home, nine failure, aged 80 years. tive of Tennessee and came to Colusa . county in 1850. Crermont, Ferrand, France, NovemiBer 25—The strike of the coal miners in this region has terminated. The men have resumed work at all-the pits, and the troops that. were guarding. the: properties have been withdrawn. miles west of here, yesterday of heart He was @ na-. French Strike. : be used Quesada of Cuba called at the White iam from the Cuban Government at Ha-j re vana, informing him that the reci-. _ Wm, J: Beitland win Tom ang Jerry, commencing ae " ‘and until atter 4 tt nesday evening Eilectri Baoklen’s Arojca Balve, TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR. _ CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 26.—Sixteen batteries of quickfiring guns, numbering ninety-six guns in all, have been ordered from the Krupp Works as the commencement of the re-armament of Turkisk artillery. The War Minister authorized the purchase of two hundred and twenty thousand Mauser rifles. The recent developments of the Macedonian situation and in the Balkans warrant the belief in many quarters that a serious outbreak is impending. PRRRPPrPrD DF THE POISON CASE. trying to find Mre, Catherine Donneller, the widow who followed Dr. Ens here from Denver several yearsago. She has been seen with the physician Lawrencs Christenson with attempting to poison Dr. Enoe. They are Es OaxLanp, November %6—The police concede there is nothing to connect One More Chane ladies and Children’s Gotfon Unc Today we place on sale so sizes and can give you more have before. See our line of new Furs. Jackets. ° We invite you all to call. Respectfully," See Dress Goods Window. me Special Bargains in Lady Underwear at prices of 25¢, soc, 75¢ and $r. a Everyone a plum at thé price. Don’t think of buyig anything in this line without first looking here. : Boys and Girls Underwear at 25¢ and soc. We haved for your money than weer \)@ See our new line of Ladies’ and Children’s Capes Case . Bittere. 4 a ¥ eh i bia t joage of Masons agree tonight. pond and Mrs. E poisco are here, 8 of lectures. ake out in the we son place, neat fternoon, and . i pew machinery arrived on t morning for the pmpany. ting of the rot or at the Nationa ved and Mr, anc day moved inte he large black 7, Schmidt, was t ont of its mise: for some time. . known about t D. Board of Edt geting tonight. ho was appointed ade by the death Malloy, will ta ni Cartti, who w . Shearer yeste ing drank oD taken before Ju night and plea od $15. fresh roasted CO » market, and t ping and palatat get that his ple Broad street, av ee, you will wa Fleming, in th ment in this eve! iis the attentior fact that they puch flannel wa he are receivin, hat are suitable pual ball that is Parlor on Wed: mber 81st, is an . ted forward to ¥ The Native ‘LAUREL PARLOR, Ko, b termination in Delaware that should be & warning to people who back their political opinions (or prejudices) by absurd wagers.” In payment of ano eleetion bet George Wilson, a man of 50 years with a large family, swam ‘. the Nanticoke river a mile wide, in alWhen you ask for Jesse Moore Moore Whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t. let anyone tell you they have something just as good. .GRAND oe as soon as he got out of the water and St. Pererspure, November 25—The Ozar’s sister, Grand Duchess Xenia, —— WILL BE GIVEN BY—— e N. D. G. Wy. aelovich, wae delivered of a son yestermost freezing weather. He collapsed} oning. “FE -BCREERS The A i frequently of late and it is believed she has been nursing him since the poisjemand ighest Priced but the Best Qualttgy SOLD EVERYWHERE. wife of Grand Dake Alexander Mich-. ere ud les Editorial Notes. . The German cartoonists are -attacking the Kaiser and” Morgen. That’s all right. -The Kaiser made a. fortune in Northern Pacific stock ‘throagh Mr. Morgan and they will be in other deals if they. live jong enough. : The Stewart will case is up again. New York is never satisfied in legal ‘matters until they have been tried at retried and then over and over again. “ However, we suppose the lawyers must} . live, though we don’t know why. The annual report of the State Commissioner of Labor shows that Chinese * have ceased to be and Japanese have net yet ‘become importent fecters id agriculture In Galifornia,, 2 ‘4 Card of Thanks: ; The ladies of Chattanooga Post, Woman’s Relief Corps, desire to extend their sincere thanks to the Boys’ Band, those who took part in the programme, and everyone who in epy_ way oontributed in making last night's enter-. ~ tainment a success. Mrs. Fraxx Ware, President. Have you .no appetite? Then take Gilt Edge Whiskey, Boarbon or Rye as an appetizer and enjoy your food, Sold everywhere. Wichman, Latgen » & Oo., Sen Franéiseo, Gal. Sole pto-. prietors. ' / Paul Schoen Coming. Paul Schoen, the weli known and expert piano tuner, will be in Nevads City in a few days and will promptly fill all orders left at Vinton’s drugstore, Leave your orders atonce, n25-tf A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ‘For the best of everything in the weat line send your orders to Naffziger ae . “bos Anag.es, November 25—On May Mth the residence of Mes,. Bliesner wae entered by a burglar. Among the many articles stolen were two vases, which. wete minutely described, and which she stated contained the ashes of her parents. Yesterday the urns wéte. discovered among the proceeds of the numerous burglaries committed by R. D. Jackson, the “wagonload” thief, who ig in jail, accused of committing fifty or sixty burglaries. om Advertised Letters. ee at The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Mason, Mrs. Mary A. r, Frank ens, Jas. J. Iver, M. E. Silver, M. D. Slecum, Samuel Wester, Spot Williamson, R. If not called for in fifteen days letwillbe sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these pay afee of one cent for each letter “Where have been some’ quees strikes within the past few weeks, such as the scbool children’s etrike in Chicago. ‘Abd’ now comes another one, the Ind., out of sympathy for the ill-used mules who worked with them. It may prove that the report of thie latter strike was merely a joke, but if it were than many another. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomxs 2atne, none better. For sale st Rector ores. letters will please say “advertised’ . . strike of the miners at Washington, not it was.e strike with a better cause} At ARMORY HALL, —on— (Wednesday, Dec. 31st.) FuLoon DIRECTOR: J. H. Rogers. FPioon COMMITTER: Howard Loveland ~ Herman Brand Martin Maher Fe Soll J. V. Snyder R. W. Gayiord Tickets, $1.50, . lady, 25 cents, New Year Eve Colley Louie Sob Giihert Hichards Admitting gent and one lady; extra Gallery admission— day at Altodor, Crimea. If you want a fat Turkey cheap, cal for 25 cents. n2%4-lw r thé Best been employed teen months. or money refunded, ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below Hicks & Dun lap’s Assay Office, Nevada Oity. gents 50 cents; ladies 25 cents. around at Wm. Britland’s and get one A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking and Repairing Stop where he has fourmaterial used and satisfaction guaranteed 1 AT CUT RATES. "] a Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. Main’ Street, ae ada City. DR. R. E. SMITH © of the Electro-Dental Pariors of four years One of the best equipped Dental Otfises on Ses Goce on : Located Here Permanently nee, Are ir sina aaa OUR PRICES GOLD CROWNS, a2 Karat. ¢ 48 Suet ins ORIDGE WORK: per tga. 6 SOICLRARING 0500. @@ No charge for eenee Aagal Sg rl Sn ANTS. n Naseaic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. SSS >a ———_——— : [BLATBRITE is MINERAL, RUBAKR.J Docs Your Roof Leak? . balue ge saps: bet Tor sew too’ 7* "nn? Painting . For Gale by Lumber and Hardware Dealere a) Pactory, Saitewt: i aa yg Sen Pranciseo wel Call andjSee Our Fine Stock of Guns LEGG & SHAW CO. Electro-Dental Parlors Sacramento, nd with, all the modern ELEOTRIGAL.eud other conveniences:for doing . 0) dione at Oneahalf the regular prices charged by“other . Gi R. E. SMITH, D. D. $\* for the parties t no efforts to m: ocess. iam Williame to Victor, Cole daughter, the la seriously ill ' hat place, Th r will take plac Walters foun¢ n, known ag “* ng condition, ediate wants. the Ladies’ Be they sent a ple ons to the dest been a residen’ forty years, . 250 TRIMMED HATS AT HALE PRICE. I have just parchaged 250 Trimmed Hats for each ote Stores at jast ane: half of the regular price, es the is pretty ‘well advanced, The wholesale house gave poor offer and I accepted it. Now those ladies ave not purchased their Winter Hat can save one Call-and see for yourself. A beautiful line of Bears this lot. OComeecarly while the stock is full, Fall lia OCBILDRENS’ HATS and Ready tc wear Hate ett) being unpacked. Oall and see them. 3 MRS. L. LUBEG Commercial 8t., Nevada City, ‘Mill St., Gress al NEVADA ¢ laim Is Bac cal Testims pader wants 1 following skate of a resident of Lit be? Milburn of Up) Says: “You cal please and in at at’ Doan’s Ki worth recor one suffering , backache, lt will, stands s does not ta bent. Half a had diabetes : Up. This was Or years ago . Making me ty can underst when I tell y vust before gei 'for Doan’s lift anything it leven stoo effort to stra this conditic » Tound of pl Pills certain be burning ac blutely disay ™y back has Tam not 2 Grocer. CHAS. E. MULLOY, : FORCE] BON AMISAPOLIOSELLA ote WANS WE = Ground Spices OZ. ise TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief Corp# ; Tuesday Even'g, Hou At Armory Hall q FoR THE He Bonetit of the Comeley ~ — Cinnamon ,. a A splendid wusical program i i] g EEEERRREEEEEE EF RRRESSERREEES eF tione and otber interesting °° inging any ets will be rendered. 4 Bloing, I w a de dollars and t SAUMEIRRION ene ee nee My back. It ber Doan’s E Or 50 cents at “Ormiston Sua)2 He 4a ~ Milburn Physician and a aeents for the ; tO ele mber the na: earry whole plese in 'b ‘We . All classes. of etl a sell in any desired quantities, = rede city: # BT ize. ; 3 bes Te pom, and 7 p.m bP a i nee ora . Grass Valley: Monday®, Sewell es 8, 10 8. De riod F . mart. 1 “Grase Valley office, vt 8. box, . Mevada City office and Mole ager

e % 2 % £ = ee e sjehulNAT. P<BROWN).PE Manager. oe OTE AS ETO Delivered to any part uf the city. dy nen, otiz fe Be od 2 12 1-26 Per Week .+i.jNovember 26, 1902 MORROW is Thanksgiving Day. In the country’s wonderful pr ity. atriot has abundant reason to feel Us, , dike ateful. Therefore, President Roosevelt’s and Governor Gage’s proclamations setting aside this<date for a day of thanksgiving throughout the State and Nation was most fitting. . For the unprecedented and general prosperity which has attended our progressive republic’ and’ its ;people every true and loyal American citizen has just and ample cause to rejoice with thanksgiving in his soul, and therefore patriotic song or sentiment should -have-a place in our thanksgiving programs tomorrow, when tlie‘hearts of our people are lifted with one accord to the Almighty*for blessings enjoyed and preservation of life. Bringing it down to the State, every resident of California who loves her, also has cause to rejoice that prosperity is so much in evidence. But with the indi-z vidual, his or her circumstances, will -probably. determine to a greater or less extent the nature.of his or her feelings, and while it is undemiable tha othe ¥ st, majority of the people of this country are doing well, still there are many who, from one cause or another, are not; and though every man, woman and child has some cause for thanksgiving when they stop to reflect over their:personal History forthe past twelve months, it is, nevertheless, mighty hard to force such an acknowledg‘ment from the unhap} 1 Fe ardless of the reason for the unhappiness. People:catu s good, by law, neither can they be filled witha spirit of thankfulness by proclamation. But all who have learned-to-beag-life’s trials, worriments and disappointments. with Christian fortitude, who have cultivated through trying br Dae a heroic, optimistic and " grateful disposition, and, who can see a silver lining behind every cloud, will join their. praises on this occasion with the) many thousands of their fellow men for the many blessings which have attended“them through sunshine and shadow. In short, everybody has something to be thankful for. If you cannot feel thankful:for anything more, by all means ‘Local Briel. ' A handsome menument has been erected over the grave of Mrs. Soward in Indiana Ranch cemetery, Yuba county. The lady was the mother of Hon. F. D. Soward of Downieville. A Gaddini, a section band in the employ of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, fell in front of some moving cars that were being switched in the railroad yard at Truckee Monday and was seriously injared. . Henry ‘Johnson of Marysville attemptei to commit suicide twice in two days. He is a victim of opium and hisattempt to stop its use has temporarily unbalanced hie mind. He slashed his throat Sunday with a razor, aud afterward tried to harl himself from a second-story window. ~ Grant Housel, the ex-convict, formerly of this city, who was captured while attempting to secrete opium on the State Prison grounds at Folsom, and who pleaded guilty to: the charge last week, was sentenced by Superior Judge Hart Monday to three years’ imprisonmeat at Folsom. Was a Success, The concert given last night at the theater by the Women’s Relief Corps was largely attended and all present were more than well pleased with the program. From a financial point of view the ladies have every cause to feel yratified over the result, and thay can also have the pleasing satisfaction of knowing that, the programme presented was a meritorious one, the efforts of all taking part in the exercises being well received. The proceeds will go far toward paying the expense of eonstructing a copiog around the sides of the soldiers’ plot in Pine Grove cemetery. High Positions. WASHINGTON, November 25— The President has decided to appoint Ashley M. Gould, United States District Attorney for the District of Culumbia, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Thanksgiving. , Tomorrow evening there will be 8 giving held in the Methodist church. All arecordially invited. express your heartfelt thanks that you live inva community and have for companiotighip ‘big-souled and charitably inclined people who do not forget the poor, needy and unfortunate when “the ‘winters 7 holiday seasons draw nigh, but who go down deep into their pockets‘and respond nobly when an appeal is made by the local Beneficent Society. Truly, all should give thanks that we have so many people in Nevada City who believe in‘afid *prattioé thé Golden Rale, as well as follow one of the great commandments given by the Saviour of Men while on earth. The charity of Nevada City people is unostentatious and unlimited, and our people have just reason to feel proud of it and publish the fact to the outside world. Despicable Crime tturnei today to Downleville. special service of praise and thanké-. ’ Daily Record of the ~~ Doings of Our People, M. Paine is down from Lake City. W.Y.Showler is here from Sacramento. : Theodore Fieitz left today for Los Angeles. J. E. Isaac returned last evenin from the Bay.E. J. Eebaum is here from San E, A. Landford of San Rafael is here on a visit, H. Nickerson left this morning for San Francisco. J. W. Ohandler and wffe left this for San Francisco on a visit. Depaty Sheriff C. J. Winstead reMrs. J. Oarter returned last evening from a visit at San Francisco. A U: Foster of Eureke, Humboldt county, left this morning for Sierra county. . Miss Maud Miller arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Sen Juan. . Joseph Raymond, James Bishop and Henry Richards came down yesterday from Downieville. William Schuerman and William Bradbury of North San Jaan retarned last evening from San Francisco, Mrs. Carrie Nation thinks football a gteat game because no smoker or drinker can play it. J. Winstead of Sen Fravcisco arrived here last evening and left this morning tor Downieville. W. Orooks returned this morning from San Francisco. He will taze a position at the Union Hotel. iting her daughter, Mrs. W. Robinson, left this morning for San Francisco. W. M. Stover, who is interested in the 16 to 1 mine at Washington, arcisco. ‘A Foolish Bel. AS ET ERE PRS NETL Mrs. A. D. Moore who has been visrived here yesterday from San Fran’ A fool election bet has had a tragic “ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY. — AKRON, Indiana, November 26—A desperate attempt was made to rob the Exchange Bank this morning. The robbers captured two telephone ‘operators and cut all the wires leading out of the Exchange. They also bound and gagged a physician in the same block. The first explosion aroused the citizens, who hastened to the scene. The bank building was wrecked. During the shooting the robbers escaped without securing anything. bs DESPERATE BANK ROBBERS. Warren, Mich., November 26—Clinton Osborne, Assistant Postmaster, was shot dead early this morning by a gang of robbers which entered the bank, blowing open the hafe. Osborne heard the explosion and started: down the street. The robber on guard fired, shooting Osborne in the face, killing him instantly. The gang. drove rapidly away before the robbery was completed. 444444444 ———— For Reciprocity. Wasninaton, November 25—Minister House, today and informed the President that he had received a cablegram. procity treaty negotiations were § ceeding satisfactorily. Death of Banker Wiiiams, November 25—Jease 0, Stovall, pioneer banker, rancher and honored citizen, died at bis home, nine failure, aged 80 years. tive of Tennessee and came to Colusa . county in 1850. Crermont, Ferrand, France, NovemiBer 25—The strike of the coal miners in this region has terminated. The men have resumed work at all-the pits, and the troops that. were guarding. the: properties have been withdrawn. miles west of here, yesterday of heart He was @ na-. French Strike. : be used Quesada of Cuba called at the White iam from the Cuban Government at Ha-j re vana, informing him that the reci-. _ Wm, J: Beitland win Tom ang Jerry, commencing ae " ‘and until atter 4 tt nesday evening Eilectri Baoklen’s Arojca Balve, TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR. _ CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 26.—Sixteen batteries of quickfiring guns, numbering ninety-six guns in all, have been ordered from the Krupp Works as the commencement of the re-armament of Turkisk artillery. The War Minister authorized the purchase of two hundred and twenty thousand Mauser rifles. The recent developments of the Macedonian situation and in the Balkans warrant the belief in many quarters that a serious outbreak is impending. PRRRPPrPrD DF THE POISON CASE. trying to find Mre, Catherine Donneller, the widow who followed Dr. Ens here from Denver several yearsago. She has been seen with the physician Lawrencs Christenson with attempting to poison Dr. Enoe. They are Es OaxLanp, November %6—The police concede there is nothing to connect One More Chane ladies and Children’s Gotfon Unc Today we place on sale so sizes and can give you more have before. See our line of new Furs. Jackets. ° We invite you all to call. Respectfully," See Dress Goods Window. me Special Bargains in Lady Underwear at prices of 25¢, soc, 75¢ and $r. a Everyone a plum at thé price. Don’t think of buyig anything in this line without first looking here. : Boys and Girls Underwear at 25¢ and soc. We haved for your money than weer \)@ See our new line of Ladies’ and Children’s Capes Case . Bittere. 4 a ¥ eh i bia t joage of Masons agree tonight. pond and Mrs. E poisco are here, 8 of lectures. ake out in the we son place, neat fternoon, and . i pew machinery arrived on t morning for the pmpany. ting of the rot or at the Nationa ved and Mr, anc day moved inte he large black 7, Schmidt, was t ont of its mise: for some time. . known about t D. Board of Edt geting tonight. ho was appointed ade by the death Malloy, will ta ni Cartti, who w . Shearer yeste ing drank oD taken before Ju night and plea od $15. fresh roasted CO » market, and t ping and palatat get that his ple Broad street, av ee, you will wa Fleming, in th ment in this eve! iis the attentior fact that they puch flannel wa he are receivin, hat are suitable pual ball that is Parlor on Wed: mber 81st, is an .

ted forward to ¥ The Native ‘LAUREL PARLOR, Ko, b termination in Delaware that should be & warning to people who back their political opinions (or prejudices) by absurd wagers.” In payment of ano eleetion bet George Wilson, a man of 50 years with a large family, swam ‘. the Nanticoke river a mile wide, in alWhen you ask for Jesse Moore Moore Whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t. let anyone tell you they have something just as good. ..GRAND oe as soon as he got out of the water and St. Pererspure, November 25—The Ozar’s sister, Grand Duchess Xenia, —— WILL BE GIVEN BY—— e N. D. G. Wy. aelovich, wae delivered of a son yestermost freezing weather. He collapsed} oning. “FE -BCREERS The A i frequently of late and it is believed she has been nursing him since the poisjemand ighest Priced but the Best Qualttgy SOLD EVERYWHERE. wife of Grand Dake Alexander Mich-. ere ud les Editorial Notes. . The German cartoonists are -attacking the Kaiser and” Morgen. That’s all right. -The Kaiser made a. fortune in Northern Pacific stock ‘throagh Mr. Morgan and they will be in other deals if they. live jong enough. : The Stewart will case is up again. New York is never satisfied in legal ‘matters until they have been tried at retried and then over and over again. “ However, we suppose the lawyers must} . live, though we don’t know why. The annual report of the State Commissioner of Labor shows that Chinese * have ceased to be and Japanese have net yet ‘become importent fecters id agriculture In Galifornia,, 2 ‘4 Card of Thanks: ; The ladies of Chattanooga Post, Woman’s Relief Corps, desire to extend their sincere thanks to the Boys’ Band, those who took part in the programme, and everyone who in epy_ way oontributed in making last night's enter-. ~ tainment a success. Mrs. Fraxx Ware, President. Have you .no appetite? Then take Gilt Edge Whiskey, Boarbon or Rye as an appetizer and enjoy your food, Sold everywhere. Wichman, Latgen » & Oo., Sen Franéiseo, Gal. Sole pto-. prietors. ' / Paul Schoen Coming. Paul Schoen, the weli known and expert piano tuner, will be in Nevads City in a few days and will promptly fill all orders left at Vinton’s drugstore, Leave your orders atonce, n25-tf A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ‘For the best of everything in the weat line send your orders to Naffziger ae . “bos Anag.es, November 25—On May Mth the residence of Mes,. Bliesner wae entered by a burglar. Among the many articles stolen were two vases, which. wete minutely described, and which she stated contained the ashes of her parents. Yesterday the urns wéte. discovered among the proceeds of the numerous burglaries committed by R. D. Jackson, the “wagonload” thief, who ig in jail, accused of committing fifty or sixty burglaries. om Advertised Letters. ee at The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Mason, Mrs. Mary A. r, Frank ens, Jas. J. Iver, M. E. Silver, M. D. Slecum, Samuel Wester, Spot Williamson, R. If not called for in fifteen days letwillbe sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these pay afee of one cent for each letter “Where have been some’ quees strikes within the past few weeks, such as the scbool children’s etrike in Chicago. ‘Abd’ now comes another one, the Ind., out of sympathy for the ill-used mules who worked with them. It may prove that the report of thie latter strike was merely a joke, but if it were than many another. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomxs 2atne, none better. For sale st Rector ores. letters will please say “advertised’ . . strike of the miners at Washington, not it was.e strike with a better cause} At ARMORY HALL, —on— (Wednesday, Dec. 31st.) FuLoon DIRECTOR: J. H. Rogers. FPioon COMMITTER: Howard Loveland ~ Herman Brand Martin Maher Fe Soll J. V. Snyder R. W. Gayiord Tickets, $1.50, . lady, 25 cents, New Year Eve Colley Louie Sob Giihert Hichards Admitting gent and one lady; extra Gallery admission— day at Altodor, Crimea. If you want a fat Turkey cheap, cal for 25 cents. n2%4-lw r thé Best been employed teen months. or money refunded, ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below Hicks & Dun lap’s Assay Office, Nevada Oity. gents 50 cents; ladies 25 cents. around at Wm. Britland’s and get one A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking and Repairing Stop where he has fourmaterial used and satisfaction guaranteed 1 AT CUT RATES. "] a Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. Main’ Street, ae ada City. DR. R. E. SMITH © of the Electro-Dental Pariors of four years One of the best equipped Dental Otfises on Ses Goce on : Located Here Permanently nee, Are ir sina aaa OUR PRICES GOLD CROWNS, a2 Karat. ¢ 48 Suet ins ORIDGE WORK: per tga.. 6 SOICLRARING 0500. @@ No charge for eenee Aagal Sg rl Sn ANTS. n Naseaic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. SSS >a ———_——— : [BLATBRITE is MINERAL, RUBAKR.J Docs Your Roof Leak? . balue ge saps: bet Tor sew too’ 7* "nn? Painting . For Gale by Lumber and Hardware Dealere a) Pactory, Saitewt: i aa yg Sen Pranciseo wel Call andjSee Our Fine Stock of Guns LEGG & SHAW CO. Electro-Dental Parlors Sacramento, nd with, all the modern ELEOTRIGAL.eud other conveniences:for doing . 0) dione at Oneahalf the regular prices charged by“other . Gi R. E. SMITH, D. D. $\* for the parties t no efforts to m: ocess. iam Williame to Victor, Cole daughter, the la seriously ill ' hat place, Th r will take plac Walters foun¢ n, known ag “* ng condition, ediate wants. the Ladies’ Be they sent a ple ons to the dest been a residen’ forty years, . 250 TRIMMED HATS AT HALE PRICE. I have just parchaged 250 Trimmed Hats for each ote Stores at jast ane: half of the regular price, es the is pretty ‘well advanced, The wholesale house gave poor offer and I accepted it. Now those ladies ave not purchased their Winter Hat can save one Call-and see for yourself. A beautiful line of Bears this lot. OComeecarly while the stock is full, Fall lia OCBILDRENS’ HATS and Ready tc wear Hate ett) being unpacked. Oall and see them. 3 MRS. L. LUBEG Commercial 8t., Nevada City, ‘Mill St., Gress al NEVADA ¢ laim Is Bac cal Testims pader wants 1 following skate of a resident of Lit be? Milburn of Up) Says: “You cal please and in at at’ Doan’s Ki worth recor one suffering , backache, lt will, stands s does not ta bent. Half a had diabetes : Up. This was Or years ago . Making me ty can underst when I tell y vust before gei 'for Doan’s lift anything it leven stoo effort to stra this conditic » Tound of pl Pills certain be burning ac blutely disay ™y back has Tam not 2 Grocer. CHAS. E. MULLOY, : FORCE] BON AMISAPOLIOSELLA ote WANS WE = Ground Spices OZ. ise TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief Corp# ; Tuesday Even'g, Hou At Armory Hall q FoR THE He Bonetit of the Comeley ~ — Cinnamon ,.. a A splendid wusical program i i] g EEEERRREEEEEE EF RRRESSERREEES eF tione and otber interesting °° inging any ets will be rendered. 4 Bloing, I w a de dollars and t SAUMEIRRION ene ee nee My back. It ber Doan’s E Or 50 cents at “Ormiston Sua)2 He 4a ~ Milburn Physician and a aeents for the ; tO ele mber the na: earry whole plese in 'b ‘We . All classes. of etl a sell in any desired quantities, = rede city: # BT ize. ; 3 bes Te pom, and 7 p.m bP a i nee ora . Grass Valley: Monday®, Sewell es 8, 10 8. De riod F . mart. 1 “Grase Valley office, vt 8. box, . Mevada City office and Mole ager