November 28, 1903 (4 pages)

rt t : steed with ines” y Sanity, lic: big nce Miners : @ of i a : Ntention to ma oF William etition of Hivistration, ales atthe Nonparej] ery nigh ry te tg The very bee hese N, Osbor Osborn iy ase ee AW styles and all sid © Un vada Ci MAT 'U NEED 1 for 25 $2 Call in ry e * ° * mmercial Stre ne 395. UNS! Are Low CPE ian eciceds hot Gun.. ement Se‘, complete ster Leader paper t brass shot sheils.,., 1 zyings ...50¢ tol 10t Gun Shells— of Selby’s Dupo ° Compan VADA CI Good Old mer time passed -~But the— 7 PEGKER % rit re ay LFF Ss. of Md. : Record of lhe ‘Doings of Our People. efor San Fra g. Featon of fenton. ey Kite is down y Wilson of Maybert is visiting nty seat. . Teokitt is over from Birchville, ; Flynn of Alleghany is here sit, Richardson of You Bet is among pelle Hatfield of Sierra City jown yesterday and ” left this ncisco. French is over from Oolumbia partivals to town. » Davies, the dressmaker, is serijl. Her busband, who ie at was telegraphed for : Nevada, jf, Jones of Los Angeles is here usiness trip. i Dezendorf of San Francisco is in mining business, ~ iy, Harper, who has been here be business, retarned this morn) fan Francisco, Filliams is down from Gaston Levinsky, president of the Gold Mining Company, arrived here wring from San Franciaco, 3. Wolf, who has been here on a his mother and sister, retarned nopah this morning. Nelson and wife are in from . #0d the guests are given every attenhet House. Corral is ma vieit to his sister, Miss from WashingSIDRILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section, Fred Eilerman’s saloon le lar gel seen ere Satarday nights, Hite are just right, ) with the crowd, i weds At Billy Britland’s Gouneil Ohambers the best of everything in the wet goods line is in stock, Courteous treatment to all. Hot lugch tonight, Ed K. Preston and Miss Nellie M, Tetreau, former residents of this city, will be married in Trinity Obaureh, Francieco, next Wednesday evenng. Tomorrow the usual good dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. There will be chicken and all thé good things that go to satisfy the wants of the inner man. This popular house is Jargely patronized, and every attention is given to guests. The operetta, “The Four-Leaved Clover,” will be produced at the Nevada Theater on Monday evening, Deeember 7th. The proceeds are to go toward helping the Boys’ Band along. Rev. Father Olyne has returned from Weshington, where he went to look after the construction of the new Catholic church. The building will be completed next week, at which time the date for dedication’ will be set. The Champion saloon, O’Oonnor and Shannon proprietors, has a. fine ran of trade. All the stock is of choice grades. Good lunch tonight. The Eagle saloon, corner of Pine and Commercial streets, is well stocked with the best brands of wet goods. Mesers. Dower and Hooper, the proprietors, always treat their customers well. Give them a call this evening. At the Hotel Antlers the very best ‘is used in the preparation of meals, tion. The sleeping rooms are nicely Dobon, who formerly lived here, . futnished, and the various home comtown last evening on a visit to. forts afforded by this well-koown , He returned to his home at dthis mornin ‘Buck is here from Moores Fiat. ren Woodruff returned tu Oea Hill this morning. i. Thompson of Washington, D. . . here on mining business. ).Fleming has returned from a strip to San»Francisco, k N. Coombs and bride left morning for their home at Gran).8chmidt, millman: at the Home y, is recovering from e sprained wHelen Shurtleff, who has been g at San Francisco, returned m last night. fis Elsie Schil of Portlan ,arived here last evening, and for Oherokee today to visit John ner and family. lok R. Wehe, formerly of Sierra 7, who is now engaged in the tice of law at San Francisco and . Andreas, arrived on laet evenHe will remain here a fi train. idays on legal business. worge A, Gray, who hes been to metropolis, came in on last night’s s isa Annie Hicks will return from sant visit to the southern part of Hiate on tomorrow: evening’s train. Phosts of friends will warmly welM her home. N:t a Sick Day Since. vas taken severely sick with kidI tried all sorts of medi)none of which relieved me. Hsaw an ad, of your Blectric Bitaod determined to try.that. After 88 few doses I felt relieved, and thereafter was entirely cured, have not seen @ sick day since. ibors of mine have been cured of Mimatism, Neuralgia, Liver and 'y troubles und General DebilThis is what B, F. Bass, of FreMLN. O., writes. Only 600., at W. trouble, ee eel Vioton’s, Druggist. ae nna mu't forget to drop into the Hotel Rich clam chowder Just the thing for your Weh's sake. Everything else firstlors toninght, ining hot, ‘Scalp Him. 8 ANGELES, Nov, 28th—Oomplaint “eo Made to the police against E. Darling, who calle himself a ‘‘naMan" and wears only a fishnet and short trousers. Darling is 4 miford graduate and lives on donad, OreOne hostelry are greatly appreciated by the public. The Sunday dinners are prepared regardiess of expense, and everything is of the best obtainable. See tomorrow’s menu in this issue. Ohampion Circle, No.325, Women of Woodcraft, elected officers as follows fast night: Mrs, W. W. Kirkham, P. G. N.; Mrs. A. A. Attkisson, G. N.; Mrs. Gus Fischer, Adviser; Mrs. John Werry, Olerk; Mrs. J. B. Young, Banker; Miss Aggie Oarey, Attendant; Mrs. Mary Holland, 0. of G.; Mrs. George Danforth, Magician; Miss Julia Curry, I. S.; Mre. W. L. Boardman, O. 8.; Mre. D. A. Dailey, musician; E. J. Baker and Mrs. O. H. kaddy, managers. The installation will take place the second Friday in January. ; A Business Precaution. A caller at the boarding’ house of Mrs. Irons was surprised to see a fine greyhound basking in the sun outside the kitchen door. “I didn’t know you had a dog,” she said. “He’s a beautiful animal. How long have you had. him ?”” “Two,or three years.” 4 “How does it happen I have never geen him in passing along here?” “We don’t allow him to leave the back yard,” replied Mrs. Irons, with emphasis. “What kind of an advertisement would it be for a boarding house to have a creature as lean as that dog is standing round in front of it?” Jules Verne’s Romance. The story of Jules Verne’s courtship and marriage is a most romantic one. Verne was a shy young fellow who had a great dislike to the society of women, and it was only his affection for his brother which led him to go to the latter’s wedding. Verne, however, arrived too late and found that the whole bridal party had left for the church with the exception of the bride’s sister, a charming young widow, who explained the matter. The friendship thus aceidentally begun rapidly developed into a warmer feeling and ended in a marriage which may be described as ideai. Ea ee eo Interesting Norwegian Custom. are not left in doubt as to whether or not the women can be counted on for @ancing. The custom of the court decrees that those women who intend to dance shall wear white, while those not desiring to trip the light fantastic toe shall appear in black. It is an fdea which American men would like to see adopted. —— A Hard Problem. A certain debating society is discuss{ng the question as to which is the — grier—the husband who goes home an finds that the dinner is not ready _ the wife who has dinner ready av whose husband does not come home. It is believed that the debate will e2G ina dae: Prevoking. “Yea, Bvery good-enough grocet meps Schilling’s Best baking-powder apless Pe montybaeks ‘em. Costs “nothing; it isn’t his money. 8” — ae “Blow shocking!” wat —“and was just going to kiss me “Flow awfully horrid! , —“when ma came in the room. “Oh, how provoking ” A Little Glatton. : Papa—Tommy, you mustn’t eat “ uch. Bverybody will be calling tie little “«giutton.” Do you know W ba le suppose it’s a big glutton’s little boy.—Philadelphia Ledger. — ee le are slow, but sure, but . Game peop Jocks.—Philadelphie it’s different with ¢ Men attending state balls in Norway fF dear, he caught me in his. [ Miss Margaret French, who has been quite ill at the home of her mother Redding, euffering from tumor, is So able to situp. It is thought that the tumor has been absorbed. The young lady is expected to arrive here shortly on @ visit to Mrs, H, O, Mills, with whom she ased to live. The interior of the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Johnson proprietors, is receiving a fresh coat of paint, Miss Bertha Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, Gardner of San Francieco, and a sister of Mrs. M. A. Preston of this city, will be-wedded during Ohristmas week to Dr. Donald H. Ross of Reno, Nevada, Miss Gardner visited this oclty last summer, The National and Annex of this city is noted for its excellent accommodations, Traveling people and others speak very highly of the way this hostelry is conducted. Everything possible is done to make the guests feel at home, and all the modern conveniences have been established in the ‘place. The Sanday dinners are gotten up in grand style. Tomorrow’s menu will be found in another column, Nevads Oity Lodge, No, 52, A. O. U. W., has elected the following officers for the ensuing term, and they will be installed on Wednesday evening, January 18, 1904: David Holland, P. M. W.; G. W. -Odgden, M. W.; William Hosking, Foreman; W. M. Avery, Overseer; J. G. Neagle, Guard, B. A, Bost, I. W.; James Hackley, O. W.; O. J. Brand and 8. Lee Leiter, Trustees. Wyoming Tribe of Red Men will send its degree team to Grass Valley Monday evening, where it will confer the degrees. They will go down in their Indian costames and war paint. Dr. M. A. Preston has leased the Breese house on Sacramanto street and will take possession on December Ist. E.R Abadie, son of the former superintendent of the Champion mine at this city, was defeated Thursday in a hundred yard dash at the Gaelic Athletic Association contests at Ingleside race track, San Francisco. He has heretofore been the crack ten: second man of the coast, , The Shakespeare Olub met thie afternoon at the home of the president on Main street, , A consignment of four tons of 12pound rails was received at the depot yesterday for the Marchie mine. A clam chowder lunch will be served at the Oriental saloon this evening. Supervisor Martin is devoting his time to fixing up the roade in the neigbborhood of Gold Flat. Hotel Antlers SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, NOVETIBER 29. Select Celery Oonsomme in Oups Fried Salmon, Tartar Sauce Potatoes Natural Queen Olives Mixed Salad Lettuce with Egg Oysters Raw Cream of Orab Boiled Ox Tongue, Caper Sauce Turkey Giblets with Musbrooms Chicken Oroquets with Green Peas Beef ala Mode, Jardin‘er Sauce French Tarts with Jelly Young Turkey, Stuffed with Oyster Dressing Cranberry Sauce Prime Porterhouse Beef au Jus Loin of Mutton with Jelly Pork with Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Stewed Potatoes French Peas Cauliflower fn Cream Pumpkin Pie a] Mince Pie English Plam Padding Hard and Brandy Sauce Almond Ice Cream Assorted Oake Nats Figs Raisins Edam, Swiss and California Cream Cheese Green and Black Tea Coffee Milk Cocoa Frait it — AL Hotel Antlers. —— COMMENCING Thursday. ening And continuing every evening until further notice. If you wanta fine Turkey call around and take & cbance, main Open THIS). m. The Tex Collector's office will te Open this evening until 8 o’clock to accommodate taxpayers, People should remember that Monday is thei? last day of grace and all taxes not paid by 6 p. m. will be declared delinquent. ~ Mining Notes. The Orleans-Potosi mine on Gold Flat, of which W. B. Gillingham, a competent mining engineer, is superintend ent, is taking out excellent ore from the No. 1 level and the same is being crushed ‘at the Gold Tanne) mill, The new hoisting and pumping plant is completed and in operation and shaft No. 2 is well under way. The work of opening up the rich deposits that have heretofore been but superficially developed in that district will now go ahead witha will. At the Federal Loan mine fourteen men are employed, under the superintendency of Harrison Ogden, and good ore ie being extracted from the seventh level and rock enough in sufficient quantities is coming from the mine to keep the ten-stamp mill on the property running steadily night and day. ° Weather Report. SatTurpay, November 28th.* The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.seo; Fie ‘ Tonight cloudy. Suflday showers, A Runaway Bicycle, Terminated with an ugly cut on the eg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Il. It developed a stubborn ulcer unyielding to doctors and remedies for four years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured It’s just as good for Burns Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuraigia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. é ~~ e@eo-+————_TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and all throat and lung trouble, 25c 60c. At all druggists, ‘hie own expense a big improvement to that portion of Ooyote street in front on his property, by installing a substantial “breakwater” the fall width of the road, which wilt tend to improve the bad condition of that street somewhat, for the winter. Property owners in that vicinity would like to see the city put in one or two more‘ of these useful “‘breakwatere” on‘ that street, as in stormy weather the water rushes down the ateep grade; in the middle of the street, owing to the macadam in the center of the road being worn away. This improvement should be made before any more heavy rains come and wash more of the road-bed out, Lively Freighting, Quite a number of big teams were loaded at the depot this morning for up-country points. Of late considerable freight has been sent through to the various places above, but there are still several large consignments awaiting shipment. All the freighters are kept very busy in endeavoring to complete their winter contracts, Ohoice hot clam chowder at the Hotel Antlers tonight. Lote of other good things. Everybody welcome. Dance Tonight. Company O’s gocial at the Armory tonight will be a very enjoyable affair. The order of dances will suit all who take pleasure in tripping the light fantastic. As to the music, it -will, if anything, be better than ever If you want to enjoy a pleasant time, . . take in-the party tonight. At the Owl Saloon Tonight. The well-known Owl saloon, Tattle and Weber proprietors, will spread a _. fine lunch tonight. If you want to spend a pleasant hour or so go to the Owl. Only first-class goods in. stock. Strate or Ouio, Crry or ToLEvo, es Lvoas County, Frank J. Coengy mekes oath that he is senior partner in the firm of F. J, Curenery & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRE that cannot be cured by the use cf H.v’s CaTaRRe Oure, FRANK J. CHENEY, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A.XD., 1886. A. W. GLEASON, { ee Notary Pablic, Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENEY & OO,, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggiets, 75c. Hall’s Family Piile are the best. ~~ aaenaeaal —— THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE No Mend Linen Knee Stockings for Children STRONG ‘ST WHERE STOCKINGS [ARE USUALLY WEAKEST, ‘as they are Re-inforced in their most vulnerable parts with Stout Irieh Linen, RESULT—Linen being the strongest fabric known, the NO MEND Stocking assures SUPREMH WEARING qualities: PECIAL FEATURES—The No Mend Linen Knee is koitted by a ‘‘patatt process iuto such a SHAPE as to follow the lines of the KNEE like a “foot-form” shoe follows the line of the foot, taking the STRAIN of the fabric where otherwise same would be the HARDES ity of TEARING in case of sudden jerks, ete. T, thas decreasing the protabilWE RECOMMEND “NO MEND STOCKINGS’: as something new and better in Children’s Hose, costing,no more than the other kinde. PRICE, 25 Cents. ROSENBERG’ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Hotel Antlers . W. J. Westerfield, a prominent citizen of Reno, Nevada, who resided here in the early 50’s, was in town last night, en route to North San Juan. He mined on Selby Flat and in other diggings, and recalls with pleasure the flash days of long ago. In talking over old times Mr. Westertleld remembers many of the old timers, as follows: Judge T. 8B. Mc-Farland, Gen. John R. McConnell, W.W. Orose, Henry Meredith, Jadge John Oaldwell, Judge. David Belden, Geerge Hearst, Robert Morrow, A. EB. Head, Chas, McElvy, John A. Lancaster, Prof. Ed Muller, A. Isoard, W. W. Masov, H. O. Gardiner, John P. Skelton, A. B. Frisble, Jobn I. Caldwell, I, J. Rolfe, W. H, Crawford, Judge Niles Searls, J. O. Dickerman, M. L. Marsh, George E. Turner, the Dunn brothers, Amos Laird, Harry Seymour, John Anderson, A. O. Niles, Nat P. Brown, George, F. Jacobs, A. A. Sargent, Wallace ‘Williams, O. Wilson Hill, Senator Stéwart, Judge Hawley and others. Ke The purpose of Mr, Westerfield’s visit to North San Juan is to attend the election of officers tonight in Manzanite lodge, Free and Accep'ed Masons. He joined this organization in 1857 and has ever since remained a member. He will be the guest of his brother-ia-law, P. H, Butler, during hie stay at the Ridge town. ‘Winter Comforts —*K#kk— Hot Water Bote from 75 cents to $1.60 each. HEGGAG ' WARM. Chest Protector. from 60 cents to $3.50. POPPED VINTON'S PHARMACY LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. ‘ Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . Yankee Style. HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL. THIS EVENING ! You all are most cordially invited .o this feast, which is free to-all. He Was Ready. Viororia, B. O., Nov. 27th—Alf Frith who decoyed Fred Bailey into the naval storehouse and shot him, was legally banged today. Frith walked up the step unassisted to the scaffold, stepped into the trap, etretched his neck out and waited for the noose, He died instantly. Stole $25,000. PHitapevraia, Nov. 28—The Towers, acountry home at Glenside, was entered by burglars yesterday and jewelry to the amount of $25,000 was stolen. ‘ Did Not Succeed. Oampen, N. J., Nov. 28—An attempt was made to poison the family of CO. N. Jones by placing carbolic acid in a jar of milk, It was frustrated by Mra. Jones, who noticed a peculiar odor as she unscrewed the cap of the milk jar preparatory to pouring the contents The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of . the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.... ree oe Ba WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley. 89 San Francisco Gas and Electric. oe STOOKS, Sierra Nevada. 34 Utah Ophie Mexican Gould & Cur. Best & Bel.1 45 QOon, “al. &Vai.1 05 bby pecbivediek Oe Obollar.. 11 Potosi 9 Hale & Nrs.. 60 OCrowa Point. 13 Yellow Jacket. 28 Imperial 3 Kentack... 05 Alpha Belcher... 17 Oonfidence . 80 ‘ee He was sure that “Old Gilt Edge’, whisky was good for him because he had “inside” information. Wichmao, Latgen & Oo, 8. F. «> Exchequer . 13 Seg. Beicher.'°7 Overman. 14 Justice 12 Silver Hill .. 60 Challenge 20 Occidental . 86 Don’t be always lookin’ pack on sorrow ; de worl’ only turns roun’ once in a day. It’s only a fool dat goes roan’ look in’ fer trouble; de wise man knows dat it’il overtake him soon enough. Hope is a great comforter, kase it keeps us shoutin’ halleluia clean down ter de valley er despair, Take way fum heaven dem streets er gold en dis old worl’ would seem good enough fer most of us, eee > — For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon PriceScts if you want a good, cool drink of hneer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Alarry. tf-m7 into a pot of boiling coffee, —_—__—_+ eee. ESPECIALLY FOR CHI. DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam, For Croup and Iafantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 250,50c. Drugegiets. ABG Famous the World Over—Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. WHAPY MONEY BY MAIZ. ong cat eee TT TT OTS a TST) TR SHH DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental> Parlors MASONIC BUILDING “PINE! STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. cI . . “CRAVENETTES,” . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Merchant Tailor ea am A A a eNO eae The New Rain-Proof Cloth for _ warm in winter and in summer. . The water-proof quality is permanent © SO Successor to e e R. T. MORRISON rl TTT “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ L. HYMAN & CO i We WP AWOL HO OHO LLL WEE Sein Sentara . 4 Call and see Holiday Goods «« sca*st hay gold and silver Watches, Clocks, etc., which would make excellent holiday gifts. We have them at all prices. Call today. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street eres Millinery Display. AAAEAAEAAL AEKKAKAALEL 5 Calland see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Wf itlinery,. now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the lat. . est and most stylish effects in Millinery. FREE EECT ET PEF O ROE EHH MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Plenie and Warm Weather » « » Dellcaeles:.:.-. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try ovr Sugar cured Hants and Bacon, They are fine. ; See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. HE Bee Hive Groctey. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ~

rt t : steed with ines” y Sanity, lic: big nce Miners : @ of i a : Ntention to ma oF William etition of Hivistration, ales atthe Nonparej] ery nigh ry te tg The very bee hese N, Osbor Osborn iy ase ee AW styles and all sid © Un vada Ci MAT 'U NEED 1 for 25 $2 Call in ry e * ° * mmercial Stre ne 395.. UNS! Are Low CPE ian eciceds hot Gun.... ement Se‘, complete ster Leader paper t brass shot sheils.,., 1 zyings .....50¢ tol 10t Gun Shells— of Selby’s Dupo ° Compan VADA CI Good Old mer time passed -~But the— 7 PEGKER % rit re ay LFF Ss. of Md. : Record of lhe ‘Doings of Our People. efor San Fra g. Featon of fenton. ey Kite is down y Wilson of Maybert is visiting nty seat. . Teokitt is over from Birchville, ; Flynn of Alleghany is here sit, Richardson of You Bet is among pelle Hatfield of Sierra City jown yesterday and ” left this ncisco. French is over from Oolumbia partivals to town. » Davies, the dressmaker, is serijl. Her busband, who ie at was telegraphed for : Nevada, jf, Jones of Los Angeles is here usiness trip. i Dezendorf of San Francisco is in mining business, ~ iy, Harper, who has been here be business, retarned this morn) fan Francisco, Filliams is down from Gaston Levinsky, president of the Gold Mining Company, arrived here wring from San Franciaco, 3. Wolf, who has been here on a his mother and sister, retarned nopah this morning. Nelson and wife are in from . #0d the guests are given every attenhet House. Corral is ma vieit to his sister, Miss from WashingSIDRILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section, Fred Eilerman’s saloon le lar gel seen ere Satarday nights, Hite are just right, ) with the crowd, i weds At Billy Britland’s Gouneil Ohambers the best of everything in the wet goods line is in stock, Courteous treatment to all. Hot lugch tonight, Ed K. Preston and Miss Nellie M, Tetreau, former residents of this city, will be married in Trinity Obaureh, Francieco, next Wednesday evenng. Tomorrow the usual good dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. There will be chicken and all thé good things that go to satisfy the wants of the inner man. This popular house is Jargely patronized, and every attention is given to guests. The operetta, “The Four-Leaved Clover,” will be produced at the Nevada Theater on Monday evening, Deeember 7th. The proceeds are to go toward helping the Boys’ Band along. Rev. Father Olyne has returned from Weshington, where he went to look after the construction of the new Catholic church. The building will be completed next week, at which time the date for dedication’ will be set. The Champion saloon, O’Oonnor and Shannon proprietors, has a. fine ran of trade. All the stock is of choice grades. Good lunch tonight. The Eagle saloon, corner of Pine and Commercial streets, is well stocked with the best brands of wet goods. Mesers. Dower and Hooper, the proprietors, always treat their customers well. Give them a call this evening. At the Hotel Antlers the very best ‘is used in the preparation of meals, tion. The sleeping rooms are nicely Dobon, who formerly lived here, . futnished, and the various home comtown last evening on a visit to. forts afforded by this well-koown , He returned to his home at dthis mornin ‘Buck is here from Moores Fiat. ren Woodruff returned tu Oea Hill this morning. i. Thompson of Washington, D. . . here on mining business. ).Fleming has returned from a strip to San»Francisco, k N. Coombs and bride left morning for their home at Gran).8chmidt, millman: at the Home y, is recovering from e sprained wHelen Shurtleff, who has been g at San Francisco, returned m last night. fis Elsie Schil of Portlan ,arived here last evening, and for Oherokee today to visit John ner and family. lok R. Wehe, formerly of Sierra 7, who is now engaged in the tice of law at San Francisco and . Andreas, arrived on laet evenHe will remain here a fi train. idays on legal business. worge A, Gray, who hes been to metropolis, came in on last night’s s isa Annie Hicks will return from sant visit to the southern part of Hiate on tomorrow: evening’s train. Phosts of friends will warmly welM her home. N:t a Sick Day Since. vas taken severely sick with kidI tried all sorts of medi)none of which relieved me. Hsaw an ad, of your Blectric Bitaod determined to try.that. After 88 few doses I felt relieved, and thereafter was entirely cured, have not seen @ sick day since. ibors of mine have been cured of Mimatism, Neuralgia, Liver and 'y troubles und General DebilThis is what B, F. Bass, of FreMLN. O., writes. Only 600., at W. trouble, ee eel Vioton’s, Druggist. ae nna mu't forget to drop into the Hotel Rich clam chowder Just the thing for your Weh's sake. Everything else firstlors toninght, ining hot, ‘Scalp Him. 8 ANGELES, Nov, 28th—Oomplaint “eo Made to the police against E. Darling, who calle himself a ‘‘naMan" and wears only a fishnet and short trousers. Darling is 4 miford graduate and lives on donad, OreOne hostelry are greatly appreciated by the public. The Sunday dinners are prepared regardiess of expense, and everything is of the best obtainable. See tomorrow’s menu in this issue. Ohampion Circle, No.325, Women of Woodcraft, elected officers as follows fast night: Mrs, W. W. Kirkham, P. G. N.; Mrs. A. A. Attkisson, G. N.; Mrs. Gus Fischer, Adviser; Mrs. John Werry, Olerk; Mrs. J. B. Young, Banker; Miss Aggie Oarey, Attendant; Mrs. Mary Holland, 0. of G.; Mrs. George Danforth, Magician; Miss Julia Curry, I. S.; Mre. W. L. Boardman, O. 8.; Mre. D. A. Dailey, musician; E. J. Baker and Mrs. O. H. kaddy, managers. The installation will take place the second Friday in January. ; A Business Precaution. A caller at the boarding’ house of Mrs. Irons was surprised to see a fine greyhound basking in the sun outside the kitchen door. “I didn’t know you had a dog,” she said. “He’s a beautiful animal. How long have you had. him ?”” “Two,or three years.” 4 “How does it happen I have never geen him in passing along here?” “We don’t allow him to leave the back yard,” replied Mrs. Irons, with emphasis. “What kind of an advertisement would it be for a boarding house to have a creature as lean as that dog is standing round in front of it?” Jules Verne’s Romance. The story of Jules Verne’s courtship and marriage is a most romantic one. Verne was a shy young fellow who had a great dislike to the society of women, and it was only his affection for his brother which led him to go to the latter’s wedding. Verne, however, arrived too late and found that the whole bridal party had left for the church with the exception of the bride’s sister, a charming young widow, who explained the matter. The friendship thus aceidentally begun rapidly developed into a warmer feeling and ended in a marriage which may be described as ideai. Ea ee eo Interesting Norwegian Custom. are not left in doubt as to whether or not the women can be counted on for @ancing. The custom of the court decrees that those women who intend to dance shall wear white, while those not desiring to trip the light fantastic toe shall appear in black. It is an fdea which American men would like to see adopted. —— A Hard Problem. A certain debating society is discuss{ng the question as to which is the — grier—the husband who goes home an finds that the dinner is not ready _ the wife who has dinner ready av whose husband does not come home. It is believed that the debate will e2G ina dae: Prevoking. “Yea, Bvery good-enough grocet meps Schilling’s Best baking-powder apless Pe montybaeks ‘em. Costs “nothing; it isn’t his money. 8” — ae “Blow shocking!” wat —“and was just going to kiss me “Flow awfully horrid! , —“when ma came in the room. “Oh, how provoking ” A Little Glatton. : Papa—Tommy, you mustn’t eat “ uch. Bverybody will be calling tie little “«giutton.” Do you know W ba le suppose it’s a big glutton’s little boy.—Philadelphia Ledger. — ee le are slow, but sure, but . Game peop Jocks.—Philadelphie it’s different with ¢ Men attending state balls in Norway fF dear, he caught me in his. [ Miss Margaret French, who has been quite ill at the home of her mother Redding, euffering from tumor, is So able to situp. It is thought that the tumor has been absorbed. The young lady is expected to arrive here shortly on @ visit to Mrs, H, O, Mills, with whom she ased to live. The interior of the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Johnson proprietors, is receiving a fresh coat of paint, Miss Bertha Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, Gardner of San Francieco, and a sister of Mrs. M. A. Preston of this city, will be-wedded during Ohristmas week to Dr. Donald H. Ross of Reno, Nevada, Miss Gardner visited this oclty last summer, The National and Annex of this city is noted for its excellent accommodations, Traveling people and others speak very highly of the way this hostelry is conducted. Everything possible is done to make the guests feel at home, and all the modern conveniences have been established in the ‘place. The Sanday dinners are gotten up in grand style. Tomorrow’s menu will be found in another column, Nevads Oity Lodge, No, 52, A. O. U. W., has elected the following officers for the ensuing term, and they will be installed on Wednesday evening, January 18, 1904: David Holland, P. M. W.; G. W. -Odgden, M. W.; William Hosking, Foreman; W. M. Avery, Overseer; J. G. Neagle, Guard, B. A, Bost, I. W.; James Hackley, O. W.; O. J. Brand and 8. Lee Leiter, Trustees. Wyoming Tribe of Red Men will send its degree team to Grass Valley Monday evening, where it will confer the degrees. They will go down in their Indian costames and war paint. Dr. M. A. Preston has leased the Breese house on Sacramanto street and will take possession on December Ist. E.R Abadie, son of the former superintendent of the Champion mine at this city, was defeated Thursday in a hundred yard dash at the Gaelic Athletic Association contests at Ingleside race track, San Francisco. He has heretofore been the crack ten: second man of the coast, , The Shakespeare Olub met thie afternoon at the home of the president on Main street, , A consignment of four tons of 12pound rails was received at the depot yesterday for the Marchie mine. A clam chowder lunch will be served at the Oriental saloon this evening. Supervisor Martin is devoting his time to fixing up the roade in the neigbborhood of Gold Flat. Hotel Antlers SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, NOVETIBER 29. Select Celery Oonsomme in Oups Fried Salmon, Tartar Sauce Potatoes Natural Queen Olives Mixed Salad Lettuce with Egg Oysters Raw Cream of Orab Boiled Ox Tongue, Caper Sauce Turkey Giblets with Musbrooms Chicken Oroquets with Green Peas Beef ala Mode, Jardin‘er Sauce French Tarts with Jelly Young Turkey, Stuffed with Oyster Dressing Cranberry Sauce Prime Porterhouse Beef au Jus Loin of Mutton with Jelly Pork with Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Stewed Potatoes

French Peas Cauliflower fn Cream Pumpkin Pie a] Mince Pie English Plam Padding Hard and Brandy Sauce Almond Ice Cream Assorted Oake Nats Figs Raisins Edam, Swiss and California Cream Cheese Green and Black Tea Coffee Milk Cocoa Frait it — AL Hotel Antlers. —— COMMENCING Thursday. ening And continuing every evening until further notice. If you wanta fine Turkey call around and take & cbance, main Open THIS). m. The Tex Collector's office will te Open this evening until 8 o’clock to accommodate taxpayers, People should remember that Monday is thei? last day of grace and all taxes not paid by 6 p. m. will be declared delinquent. ~ Mining Notes. The Orleans-Potosi mine on Gold Flat, of which W. B. Gillingham, a competent mining engineer, is superintend ent, is taking out excellent ore from the No. 1 level and the same is being crushed ‘at the Gold Tanne) mill, The new hoisting and pumping plant is completed and in operation and shaft No. 2 is well under way. The work of opening up the rich deposits that have heretofore been but superficially developed in that district will now go ahead witha will. At the Federal Loan mine fourteen men are employed, under the superintendency of Harrison Ogden, and good ore ie being extracted from the seventh level and rock enough in sufficient quantities is coming from the mine to keep the ten-stamp mill on the property running steadily night and day. ° Weather Report. SatTurpay, November 28th.* The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.seo; Fie ‘ Tonight cloudy. Suflday showers, A Runaway Bicycle, Terminated with an ugly cut on the eg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Il. It developed a stubborn ulcer unyielding to doctors and remedies for four years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured It’s just as good for Burns Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuraigia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. é ~~ e@eo-+————_TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and all throat and lung trouble, 25c 60c. At all druggists, ‘hie own expense a big improvement to that portion of Ooyote street in front on his property, by installing a substantial “breakwater” the fall width of the road, which wilt tend to improve the bad condition of that street somewhat, for the winter. Property owners in that vicinity would like to see the city put in one or two more‘ of these useful “‘breakwatere” on‘ that street, as in stormy weather the water rushes down the ateep grade; in the middle of the street, owing to the macadam in the center of the road being worn away. This improvement should be made before any more heavy rains come and wash more of the road-bed out, Lively Freighting, Quite a number of big teams were loaded at the depot this morning for up-country points. Of late considerable freight has been sent through to the various places above, but there are still several large consignments awaiting shipment. All the freighters are kept very busy in endeavoring to complete their winter contracts, Ohoice hot clam chowder at the Hotel Antlers tonight. Lote of other good things. Everybody welcome. Dance Tonight. Company O’s gocial at the Armory tonight will be a very enjoyable affair. The order of dances will suit all who take pleasure in tripping the light fantastic. As to the music, it -will, if anything, be better than ever If you want to enjoy a pleasant time, . . take in-the party tonight. At the Owl Saloon Tonight. The well-known Owl saloon, Tattle and Weber proprietors, will spread a _. fine lunch tonight. If you want to spend a pleasant hour or so go to the Owl. Only first-class goods in. stock. Strate or Ouio, Crry or ToLEvo, es Lvoas County, Frank J. Coengy mekes oath that he is senior partner in the firm of F. J, Curenery & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRE that cannot be cured by the use cf H.v’s CaTaRRe Oure, FRANK J. CHENEY, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A.XD., 1886. A. W. GLEASON, { ee Notary Pablic, Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENEY & OO,, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggiets, 75c. Hall’s Family Piile are the best. ~~ aaenaeaal —— THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE No Mend Linen Knee Stockings for Children STRONG ‘ST WHERE STOCKINGS [ARE USUALLY WEAKEST, ‘as they are Re-inforced in their most vulnerable parts with Stout Irieh Linen, RESULT—Linen being the strongest fabric known, the NO MEND Stocking assures SUPREMH WEARING qualities: PECIAL FEATURES—The No Mend Linen Knee is koitted by a ‘‘patatt process iuto such a SHAPE as to follow the lines of the KNEE like a “foot-form” shoe follows the line of the foot, taking the STRAIN of the fabric where otherwise same would be the HARDES ity of TEARING in case of sudden jerks, ete. T, thas decreasing the protabilWE RECOMMEND “NO MEND STOCKINGS’: as something new and better in Children’s Hose, costing,no more than the other kinde. PRICE, 25 Cents. ROSENBERG’ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Hotel Antlers . W. J. Westerfield, a prominent citizen of Reno, Nevada, who resided here in the early 50’s, was in town last night, en route to North San Juan. He mined on Selby Flat and in other diggings, and recalls with pleasure the flash days of long ago. In talking over old times Mr. Westertleld remembers many of the old timers, as follows: Judge T. 8B. Mc-Farland, Gen. John R. McConnell, W.W. Orose, Henry Meredith, Jadge John Oaldwell, Judge. David Belden, Geerge Hearst, Robert Morrow, A. EB. Head, Chas, McElvy, John A. Lancaster, Prof. Ed Muller, A. Isoard, W. W. Masov, H. O. Gardiner, John P. Skelton, A. B. Frisble, Jobn I. Caldwell, I, J. Rolfe, W. H, Crawford, Judge Niles Searls, J. O. Dickerman, M. L. Marsh, George E. Turner, the Dunn brothers, Amos Laird, Harry Seymour, John Anderson, A. O. Niles, Nat P. Brown, George, F. Jacobs, A. A. Sargent, Wallace ‘Williams, O. Wilson Hill, Senator Stéwart, Judge Hawley and others. Ke The purpose of Mr, Westerfield’s visit to North San Juan is to attend the election of officers tonight in Manzanite lodge, Free and Accep'ed Masons. He joined this organization in 1857 and has ever since remained a member. He will be the guest of his brother-ia-law, P. H, Butler, during hie stay at the Ridge town. ‘Winter Comforts —*K#kk— Hot Water Bote from 75 cents to $1.60 each. HEGGAG ' WARM. Chest Protector.. from 60 cents to $3.50. POPPED VINTON'S PHARMACY LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. ‘ Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. .. Yankee Style. HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL. THIS EVENING ! You all are most cordially invited .o this feast, which is free to-all. He Was Ready. Viororia, B. O., Nov. 27th—Alf Frith who decoyed Fred Bailey into the naval storehouse and shot him, was legally banged today. Frith walked up the step unassisted to the scaffold, stepped into the trap, etretched his neck out and waited for the noose, He died instantly. Stole $25,000. PHitapevraia, Nov. 28—The Towers, acountry home at Glenside, was entered by burglars yesterday and jewelry to the amount of $25,000 was stolen. ‘ Did Not Succeed. Oampen, N. J., Nov. 28—An attempt was made to poison the family of CO. N. Jones by placing carbolic acid in a jar of milk, It was frustrated by Mra. Jones, who noticed a peculiar odor as she unscrewed the cap of the milk jar preparatory to pouring the contents The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of . the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat....... ree oe Ba WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley. 89 San Francisco Gas and Electric. oe STOOKS, Sierra Nevada. 34 Utah Ophie Mexican Gould & Cur.. Best & Bel..1 45 QOon, “al. &Vai.1 05 bby pecbivediek Oe Obollar.... 11 Potosi 9 Hale & Nrs... 60 OCrowa Point.. 13 Yellow Jacket.. 28 Imperial 3 Kentack..... 05 Alpha Belcher...... 17 Oonfidence .. 80 ‘ee He was sure that “Old Gilt Edge’, whisky was good for him because he had “inside” information. Wichmao, Latgen & Oo, 8. F. «> Exchequer .. 13 Seg. Beicher..'°7 Overman.. 14 Justice 12 Silver Hill ... 60 Challenge 20 Occidental .. 86 Don’t be always lookin’ pack on sorrow ; de worl’ only turns roun’ once in a day. It’s only a fool dat goes roan’ look in’ fer trouble; de wise man knows dat it’il overtake him soon enough. Hope is a great comforter, kase it keeps us shoutin’ halleluia clean down ter de valley er despair, Take way fum heaven dem streets er gold en dis old worl’ would seem good enough fer most of us, eee > — For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon PriceScts if you want a good, cool drink of hneer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Alarry. tf-m7 into a pot of boiling coffee, —_—__—_+ eee. ESPECIALLY FOR CHI. DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam, For Croup and Iafantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags. 250,50c. Drugegiets. ABG Famous the World Over—Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. WHAPY MONEY BY MAIZ. ong cat eee TT TT OTS a TST) TR SHH DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental> Parlors MASONIC BUILDING “PINE! STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. cI . . “CRAVENETTES,” . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. Merchant Tailor ea am A A a eNO eae The New Rain-Proof Cloth for _ warm in winter and in summer. . The water-proof quality is permanent © SO Successor to e e R. T. MORRISON rl TTT “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ L. HYMAN & CO i We WP AWOL HO OHO LLL WEE Sein Sentara . 4 Call and see Holiday Goods «« sca*st hay gold and silver Watches, Clocks, etc., which would make excellent holiday gifts. We have them at all prices. Call today. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street eres Millinery Display. AAAEAAEAAL AEKKAKAALEL 5 Calland see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Wf itlinery,. now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the lat. . est and most stylish effects in Millinery. FREE EECT ET PEF O ROE EHH MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Plenie and Warm Weather » « » Dellcaeles:.:.-. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try ovr Sugar cured Hants and Bacon, They are fine. ; See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. HE Bee Hive Groctey. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ~