November 29, 1901 (4 pages)

A nice q the little, » OC 4 . best : men them, mets, NEVADA : IG nly the 7 ary best. olesome dinner, here is, ib D i} é ml a large stock {or i . Scadden, the grocer, has reences. Sanitalf: recause it insur economy by 0 You make nd ROOF PA Fe . Counl® be * y vod Housel my a ¢ claim soap i , picked. it " specimen . giving ine . 0 of GI » a long % he vavince You" nd most relia? Commerdil pee cs — ft; oS, bd condition of the mucous linthe Eustachian Tube. When be gets inflamed you have a ng sound or imperfect hearing, Nov. 29; 1901 message Was received pr office this morning, announcing that lephone PpaNsCR gacramen! 0, hjmick died : dime morning. She had béen for along time but had not been sly ill put about, @ week, Mrs. ak was We ople in this or of th ind hearted a rd every ged Wa i Brand, Geo. 8. Brand and ay, V. Saunders, ~ g Sunday evening. 200 The Rainfall. nes since the first of the month Hg inches for the season. : ter Today. a telephonic message from ff that Superintendent Myers ly left by private conveyance thasband’s bedside. Today the news was received that Mr. is much better, visor W. H. Martin has sn men at work on the road Selby Flat. New break-waters ng put in and the road is being® y improved, aher Report. die of the San Francisco Bu-. at Gold Flat. ade the following prediction, ring: rstonight, Fair Saturdcy. Sp AHR ee fness Cannot Be Cured. ] applications, as they cannot e diseased portion of the ear. is only one way to cure deafconstitutional caused by an nd that is b Deafness Is en it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the ination can be taken out and this stored to its normal condition, g will be destroyed forever ; nine it of ten are caused by catarrh, s nothing but an inflamed con. of the mucous surfaces. ill give One Hundred Dollars y case of deafness (caused by h) that cannot be cured by. Hall’s h Cure, Send for circulare, free. J. CHENEY & 00. by druggists, 75c. » Toledo,O. 8 Family Pills are the best. _———_-060e First For the Season. aconsignment of choice cran which will be sold in quannable o19tf O suit and at a reaso — -—__+2@e--——___— andsomest Woman n Nevada City ealthy condition. jon, ood appetite. Price package. Forsale by H D sole agent. —_~+~@e-» b For Those Home Prunes. ns Hnest Prunes in the world. They Maised and cured by Wm. H. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 your grocer for Smith’s Ask , oll-tf 8 OMe oeSale at a Bargain. ich For Holland re of Brown & Morgan. . —+-9@e-2-hiskey, a +--+ @e->——— ae Best Prescription tor Malaria 8 Chill Tonio, nd Quinine in a —+ ee — ps Your Vitality *cks the brain, dache 8 gone, 40, sole agent, NS at that place at i) known to many of city, and was a e Methodist chureh. She nd lovable woman, ecease will be deeply regretone that ever knew her. gaged about 56 years and two brothers and one daughter, W. Angwin will go to Sacraand preach the funeral sermor, y here Sunday morning and rerainfall from yesterday mornpine o'clock until today at the pur wae 2.52 inches, This makes rday Mrs. L. L. Myers. resick at that place, She im-. preserve her beauty, except she here bowels and digestive organs Lane’s Tea the bowels every day, and cures It purifies the blood, bp the complexion, and gives 25c._ and icktf aig _ Ranch, situated near ia Hill is offered ata bargain. Part'down and balance on time. Tmless and even wholesome nt, made from carefully seSrain-pure, old mellow ie Gilt s and Fever isa bottle of Grove's It is simply : tasteless form. ‘Ro pay. Price, 250, myl56m For Blood Thah Sarsaparilia 108e Living in the Malaria DisGrove's Tasteless Obill Tonic. my15-6m n’ One dose of y 8 Headache Oure will cure °U swallow a pill, and the headi They cure neuralgia. 0.4 box. For sale by H. tf . Ye . Walter Smith left ye : Haden yesterday for Miss Hamilton has land to visit relatives. Mrs, A. H. Parker left yesterday for Placer county to visit her daughte Miss elite Curtis, — * Dr. Swazey returned from San Fran-* cisco last evening. © Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock returned last evening from their wedding trip to San Francisco. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Richard and Miss ©. Hitchcock returned last evening from the Bay. . M. O. Hogan was over from North San Juan yesterday. Mr, and Mrs. W. GQ. Halstead of Smartsville were here yesterday visiting friends. : ae) J, Sharkey of Vallejo is in town. __§. Allison of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. H. Spaulding came down from Downieville last evening and left this morning for Oakland to spend the winter. H. E. Robbins is down from Graniteville, G. P. Smyth is here from the Plumbago mine. W. W.Ellis of San Francisco is in town, Mrs. Baltz is very ill. Ed Gray accidentally ran a nail in his wrist, inflicting a very painful wound. Mrs. J. M. Foley has been very ill, and her many friends will be pleased to know that she is now recovering. Mrs. John J. Schmidt, who has been very sick was much improved today. Jobnnie CO. Donnelly, the Jessie Moore whiskey man, returned yesterday from a trip through the mountains, Miss Margaret B. Oameron of Relief Hill left this morning for the Bay. Gp A. C. Larsen is down from Relief Hill. L. Crosby is here from San Francisco. W. D. Vinton, wife and daughter left this morning for Sacramento. D. McCarthy is over from You Bet. Frank 8, Morgan returned thie morning from Arizona, where has been on business. _Mre. Henry Hartung and children are visiting friends at Oolfax. J. H. Perry of North Bloomfield ie here visiting hie daughter, Mrs. J. Landsberg. W. Richards ie here om a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards gone to Oak~“e Mr. and. Mrs. B. F. Preston cf Sacramento are here visiting M. L Marsh, Miss E. Hoeft bas retarned from San Francisco, Carroll Searls, son of Fred Searle, Wednesday had an abscess opened, which was caused by a recent injury to his leg. Mrs. H. Kabler of Maybert has returned home from the Bay. Mies Madge Orawford and niece, Miss Margaret Bost, have returned from Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Erakine returped Wednesday, from San Francisco. Surveyor E. O. Uren returned here Wednesday evening. Mrs. M. H. Isoard hag returned from a visit to Oakland. Mre. CO. U. Wallace left thie morning for San Francisco. _—~oor How to Train a Pet. bears standing on a rolling ball and maintaining their balance perfectly while rolling it about the arena. I have a bear who delights to do the trick. He can scarcely wait for his time to come to perform. He was taught, as they are all taught, ty joggling his pedestal while he tried to keep from being jostled off. Gradually the pedestal was substituted for a ball with many flat places on it, and this was followed by a perfect sphere. He has been performing twe yeare new, and 1 have never known him to slip and fall off.—Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. 1. 0. 0. R Funeral. T; e officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0.0. F., are reday, m., for the purpose 0 order. F. W. Merov.1, N. @. Gzo. A. Gray, Secretary. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, Dr. King’s New Life ands of sufferere have matchless merit ‘or aang t eS ‘aD it ap yo cepts. Money back by W. D. Vinton. Arrested and get Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford tern Plowman: If roperly Uirection of consum lungs developed, wea] bray Balsam for oper treatment Ro other remed from consum and 60c. every effort to stay the flames, but to -was bound to. go, he turned his attento do was to hurry from the building. ‘Many readers have doubtless seen) quested to meet at their hall on SaturNovember 30th, at 1 o’clock p. f attending the funeral of Brother James Prout. Services will be held at the Methodist Church at2 o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. By if you aged lyons’ _— a leading Bick and Nervous mak ure blood sith, Only 25 if not cured. Sold is} tem. la Suerta Works Totaly Wrecked. Last Weinesday evening two explosions occurred at the Le Suerte mine, im the Indian Fiat district, and the modern hoisting plant was destroyed. Several hundred pounds of powder and a quantity of caps that were stored in the hoisting works exploded, sparks from the smokestack having set fire tothe structure. The burning embers fell on the roof, and it was but a short time before the upper part of the buil iing was ablaze. Superictendent W. W. Kirkham ‘made no avail. Seeing that the structure tion to. rescuing the miners underground ‘and, if possible, to prevent the discharge of the powder, which was stored in the pump pit. By this time the burning embers were falling around the powder, which was packed in boxes, and after a little Mr. Kirkham saw that the only thing He had gone but a short distance when the giant caps exploded. In a short time the powder went off, throwing what: remained of the hoisting works in every direction. At the home. of Oharlea Cleveland, about halfa mile away, dishee and other articles were thrown from their position. Mr. Kirkham hed a narrow escape, and were it not for the fact that he haping. pened to be sheltered by some trees he would undoubtedly have been killed, He was knocked down, but instantly regained his feet. A As seon ae he could, Superintendent Kirkham made hie way to the drain tunnel to inform Henry Fowler and Those. Hudelson, who were at work im an upraise some distance from the main shaft, which ie dowm 350 feet. The miners, however, reslized that something unusual had occurred and they sterted for the surface. When they got to the main shift the water was coming down in torrents, the pipe having been broken. To reach the drain tunnel, about 150 feet above, the two miners had to take desperate chances on account of the large rocks which were falling. They succeeded in reaching the drain tunnel unhurt, however, and found that the air pipe hed alec bursted. They hastened along the drain tunnel, and on nearing the end of it met Superintedent Kirkham and Charles Oleveland, the latter having burried tothe scene from his home. Pid In the meantime the flames spread rapidly, and the mill about fifty yards from the hoisting works, wae in imminent danger of destruction. It was saved after much labor on the pait of Mr, Kirkham and others. The Superintendent’s home is not far from the miae, and Mrs. Kirkham telephoned the news of the disaster to E. A. Moore, of this city, right away. Mr. Moore reported the word he received and lost no time in getting out to the mine. The loss is estimated at $10,0C0, which is covered by insurance. Advertised Letters. The follow is a list of the letters in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Nov. 29, 1901: Brogue, Johnnie Oampbell, J. K. Davis, Mre. Geo. Lalotti, Pietro Rodgers, Frank Kaczigan Wiley J. M. If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to‘the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit eustomers. Warranted firstclass, Enquire of F. GEIGER. n15-tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at feast one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than avy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for ‘the throat and Jungs. Price 256 and 50o. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Spreads Like Wilcfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, druggist, of Belleville, O., tters are the best writea: Pt nang segses begin liver, kidneys, Electric Bitters regulates liver, purifies the blood, nerves, hence cures .mu maladies. weak Jiokiy ndown man or 8 Fal Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. The Best Prescription For Malaria kidneys‘ and Chills oa and quinine in a tasteless form No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. sole agent. ._ sold for “Captain Racket” at the the~ ater tonight and a large number down stairs have been taken. ‘There is no doubt that a fall house will be present regardless of the weather. The comedy is one of the funniest ever written and is full of wit and humor. married man, with nothing todo but to draw on an easy uncle for a livelihood. He is a lawyer, to be sure, but also a liar, and lies with absolutely no effort. He tangles himself and everybody else into the funniest kind of positions. This part is piloted by ©. A. Dennis Japan, is undoubtedly the greatest fun provoker on record. Brown’s father, in with him. part in charge. of hilarity, but, alas! he’s married —not to a young and attractive girl, but to a homely but rich woman. Carroll Ashburn is this lucky man. who mixes things up considerabity, is impersonated by Ladis Walling. All of the seats np stairs have been Captain Racket is a dashing young Obadiah Dawnon, his uncle from “Brown’s in Town,” can’t compare Compton Gault has this Timphy Telman is young and fall Hobson, a waiter from. New York, Business Locals. ya fall HEINZ MINCE MEAT A very enjoyable dance was given at Oummins’ hall, North Bloowfield, last night, The attendance was quite large, and the merry gathering did not disperse until long after midnight. The following Nevada Cityans were present: Misses Nina Penrose and Grace Jackson and Orrin Penrose. Dr. Du Milieu, who has been suffering from blood poisoning in hie ‘right hand for quite awhile,.ie now oat of danger. , There are a good many men employed at the Blue Gravel mine, and North >= Ready for the pie, 20 cents per pound. LA FOREST MUSHROOMS © Genuine French buttns, 40 cents per tin. GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, < PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. Board The City Board of Education met laet Wednesday evening and transacted their monthly business. Principal J. G. O'Neil stated that 600 children were enrolled and 594 was the average attendance. Ohas. E. Mulloy, President of the Board, was authorized to arrange 4 meeting of the Board of this district and that of Grass Valley to discuss High School matters. The following bills were.allowed: J. M. Langman $8, Transcript $24, M. L. and D, Marsh $7 10; Gas Co, 10, Harline of delicacies and novelties in the anksgiving dinner, call at our store on Broad street. . . @BARATARIA SHRIMPS ’ For Salads, 25 cents per can. MY. WIFEB’S SALAD DRESSING A Fine Dressing for meats and salads, 35c. ~ of Education. ‘. for coughs, colds and all bronchial a/1ISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. For Your Thankseiving 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. SAS. M. POLLEY, have handled in 20 know why? Most din disorders of stomach, bowels blood and nerves, tones up the stomach, strengthens the multitudes of It builds up the entire syspew life and vigor into any woman. Vinton. and Fever isa bottle of Grove Cum. Tonto. It ie simply -For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house paint= tf We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf 3 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 thrift. large ceased Major For a clean, smooth shave call at « of Com Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 150. Baths.25c. tf. The choicest brands of whieky and cigars can be found at W. J. BRITLAND’s Council’ Chambers. Try them. tf If you wanta fine turkey for Thankegiving, go to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-te Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. Tegler makesthem. Try one. o2ltf 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 buyit. nov6-tf Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros, and H. ewer. If you want a good, cool dr'nk of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. , m7-tt Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouncil Chambers, on Broad street. s27tf Fine fat turkeys will 66 raffled at. the NewUnion Hotel this (Saturday) evening. nl6 tf tonigh Paine, Bros. Bloomfield is taking on its old-time Funeral Yesterday. Notwithstanding the bad weather James Kitts turned out yesterday to pay their sad respects. Rev. J. Sims was the officiating clergyman. cemetery the usual military services were gone through. were John Weber, Frank Power, John T, Morgan, T, B. Gray, G. W. Hobart}. Court Doings. The following business was transactlowed ten days additional time to anW. W. Byrne vs. B. McGrath. Account of Trustee, Jacob Weissbein, allowed and settled. The Gilt Edge whiskey is fonnd io the best resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Your table is not complete without it. Don’t forget the big turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Ohambers Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae tung Bros. $1, G. M. Hughes $115.60. Grocery line. If you are in doubt as to what to hav We can help you out. . CLUSTER RAIS'iNS oe Especially for eating purposes, 60c. pkg. WAFERS AND CHEESE Fall line of dainty wafers and cheeses. efor. PHONE 5513. BROAD STREET ; Special Sale Contiued for One Week More w « See Our Window of » + New Hats and Surprisingly Low Prices. Oommercial Street, Nevada Oity. MRS. LUBEC 5 Mill Street, Grass Valley. as Not Another ‘ rush, Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving order at once with A. B. WOLF to avert the eS n265Money-Saving Scheme number of friends of the late. a fat and juicy land’s tonight for 25 cents. You will have a good chance to get turkey at Billy eae HERE you pay Good Prices for Old Goods, discarded by hontf NY/ fa a ae As dewas a Mexican War veteran Simonds and twenty members pany © turned out and at the The pall bearers Odgers. Pe aeue . OLD Tit at Night est merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you hens: mame sleep. me ed in the Superior Court today, Judge essed ge posi ed aie W A X i: L T ti E T Al L 0 R Branvigan vs, Coe. Defendant alA Hot Water Bottle is good for y di Get the KG, Hit Water t. ’ nl4atf none better, For sale at Rector a Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that, is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. ven that greatest of all jewels, health, is often You should have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out of your feet and give you sound aches and pains of various kinds, PRPPOPSRE BD FPPP SPY Vinton’ Dhamac Broad Street, Nevada City, et to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing-done by . ek ~ ean AAS Broad Street, Newada City ge gaa gees ‘cae a ae LE IRIE LEVEY RIV EV EV EGE: VIR LY EY INR National Biscuit Co’s Fancy Cakes a. Crackers Rattle remy eg em Alteration sale. Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graiam, Raspberry, Oat Meal. ruined in the strenous effotts to make or save the money to purchase them. Ifa woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It. will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system, It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure Ss troubles.’ You can get Dr. G. Green's reliable remedies at all drugELLING out the entire Stock at your own close the season. We must have room for our next stock. gists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market, 5 je21-tf Delicious Crisps 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Nothing more acceptable for an Xmas present than a nice Hat. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. prices to Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J.‘J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. a Amiaianaias seit iw ¢: NAVEL IRON BEDS ARE PRODER We can Furnish your Bedroom with an Iron Bed, Spring and Mattress complete for $12.50 Free! With Taylor's f -—— me: Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts, TAYLOR'S Tea end Coffee House NEVADA CITY 3 Semana th Trouble At Al catch the threads of silk. them to pieces. . delivered. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION ee V. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City. & LER ROO NES To tie scaife and ties when theZcolar is intect—sot frayed or worn’ so as} to save money on neckties when you have your launderying done here—to say nothing of the saving in collars themselves, in shirte, cuffe, handkerchiefs end all the rest, for we launder goods with conscientious care—don’t pull Your Laundry called for. and to $31.50, according to quality. All goods as represented, or money refunded. C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store . Commercial Street Nevada City WIOEROOIORIOOIOK DOCK IONS pon’ts For Gift Purchasers a a ON’T think of buying Silverware before visiting our store and inspecting @ur stock of these goods. UR present prices of Silverware no more represent the value of the goods than the price of bar silver. . NEVER have we shown such an assortment of fine plated ware. The display fairly bristles with bargains. HERE is wisdom in buying this class of goods from a reliable dealer. Our reputation recommends us. * & c. J. BRAND, THE JEWELER, s Mail orders promptly attended to. Broad Street, Near Pine, HRAIVHAOHIONOOK OOOO You really fas ry a

A nice q the little, » OC 4 . best : men them, mets, NEVADA : IG nly the 7 ary best. olesome dinner, here is, ib D i} é ml a large stock {or i . Scadden, the grocer, has reences. Sanitalf: recause it insur economy by 0 You make nd ROOF PA Fe . Counl® be * y vod Housel my a ¢ claim soap i , picked. it " specimen . giving ine . 0 of GI » a long % he vavince You" nd most relia? Commerdil pee cs — ft; oS, bd condition of the mucous linthe Eustachian Tube. When be gets inflamed you have a ng sound or imperfect hearing, Nov. 29; 1901 message Was received pr office this morning, announcing that lephone PpaNsCR gacramen! 0, hjmick died : dime morning. She had béen for along time but had not been sly ill put about, @ week, Mrs. ak was We ople in this or of th ind hearted a rd every ged Wa i Brand, Geo. 8. Brand and ay, V. Saunders, ~ g Sunday evening. 200 The Rainfall. nes since the first of the month Hg inches for the season. : ter Today. a telephonic message from ff that Superintendent Myers ly left by private conveyance thasband’s bedside. Today the news was received that Mr. is much better, visor W. H. Martin has sn men at work on the road Selby Flat. New break-waters ng put in and the road is being® y improved, aher Report. die of the San Francisco Bu-. at Gold Flat. ade the following prediction, ring: rstonight, Fair Saturdcy. Sp AHR ee fness Cannot Be Cured. ] applications, as they cannot e diseased portion of the ear. is only one way to cure deafconstitutional caused by an nd that is b Deafness Is en it is entirely closed deafthe result, and unless the ination can be taken out and this stored to its normal condition, g will be destroyed forever ; nine it of ten are caused by catarrh, s nothing but an inflamed con. of the mucous surfaces. ill give One Hundred Dollars y case of deafness (caused by h) that cannot be cured by. Hall’s h Cure, Send for circulare, free. J. CHENEY & 00. by druggists, 75c. » Toledo,O. 8 Family Pills are the best. _———_-060e First For the Season. aconsignment of choice cran which will be sold in quannable o19tf O suit and at a reaso — -—__+2@e--——___— andsomest Woman n Nevada City ealthy condition. jon, ood appetite. Price package. Forsale by H D sole agent. —_~+~@e-» b For Those Home Prunes. ns Hnest Prunes in the world. They Maised and cured by Wm. H. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 your grocer for Smith’s Ask , oll-tf 8 OMe oeSale at a Bargain. ich For Holland re of Brown & Morgan. . —+-9@e-2-hiskey, a +--+ @e->——— ae Best Prescription tor Malaria 8 Chill Tonio, nd Quinine in a —+ ee — ps Your Vitality *cks the brain, dache 8 gone, 40, sole agent, NS at that place at i) known to many of city, and was a e Methodist chureh. She nd lovable woman, ecease will be deeply regretone that ever knew her. gaged about 56 years and two brothers and one daughter, W. Angwin will go to Sacraand preach the funeral sermor, y here Sunday morning and rerainfall from yesterday mornpine o'clock until today at the pur wae 2.52 inches, This makes rday Mrs. L. L. Myers. resick at that place, She im-. preserve her beauty, except she here bowels and digestive organs Lane’s Tea the bowels every day, and cures It purifies the blood, bp the complexion, and gives 25c._ and icktf aig _ Ranch, situated near ia Hill is offered ata bargain. Part'down and balance on time. Tmless and even wholesome nt, made from carefully seSrain-pure, old mellow ie Gilt s and Fever isa bottle of Grove's It is simply : tasteless form. ‘Ro pay. Price, 250, myl56m For Blood Thah Sarsaparilia 108e Living in the Malaria DisGrove's Tasteless Obill Tonic. my15-6m n’ One dose of y 8 Headache Oure will cure °U swallow a pill, and the headi They cure neuralgia. 0.4 box. For sale by H. tf . Ye . Walter Smith left ye : Haden yesterday for Miss Hamilton has land to visit relatives. Mrs, A. H. Parker left yesterday for Placer county to visit her daughte Miss elite Curtis, — * Dr. Swazey returned from San Fran-* cisco last evening. © Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock returned last evening from their wedding trip to San Francisco. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Richard and Miss ©. Hitchcock returned last evening from the Bay. . M. O. Hogan was over from North San Juan yesterday. Mr, and Mrs. W. GQ. Halstead of Smartsville were here yesterday visiting friends. : ae) J, Sharkey of Vallejo is in town. __§. Allison of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. H. Spaulding came down from Downieville last evening and left this morning for Oakland to spend the winter. H. E. Robbins is down from Graniteville, G. P. Smyth is here from the Plumbago mine. W. W.Ellis of San Francisco is in town, Mrs. Baltz is very ill. Ed Gray accidentally ran a nail in his wrist, inflicting a very painful wound. Mrs. J. M. Foley has been very ill, and her many friends will be pleased to know that she is now recovering. Mrs. John J. Schmidt, who has been very sick was much improved today. Jobnnie CO. Donnelly, the Jessie Moore whiskey man, returned yesterday from a trip through the mountains, Miss Margaret B. Oameron of Relief Hill left this morning for the Bay. Gp A. C. Larsen is down from Relief Hill. L. Crosby is here from San Francisco. W. D. Vinton, wife and daughter left this morning for Sacramento. D. McCarthy is over from You Bet. Frank 8, Morgan returned thie morning from Arizona, where has been on business. _Mre. Henry Hartung and children are visiting friends at Oolfax. J. H. Perry of North Bloomfield ie here visiting hie daughter, Mrs. J. Landsberg. W. Richards ie here om a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards gone to Oak~“e Mr. and. Mrs. B. F. Preston cf Sacramento are here visiting M. L Marsh, Miss E. Hoeft bas retarned from San Francisco, Carroll Searls, son of Fred Searle, Wednesday had an abscess opened, which was caused by a recent injury to his leg. Mrs. H. Kabler of Maybert has returned home from the Bay. Mies Madge Orawford and niece, Miss Margaret Bost, have returned from Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Erakine returped Wednesday, from San Francisco. Surveyor E. O. Uren returned here Wednesday evening. Mrs. M. H. Isoard hag returned from a visit to Oakland. Mre. CO. U. Wallace left thie morning for San Francisco. _—~oor How to Train a Pet. bears standing on a rolling ball and maintaining their balance perfectly while rolling it about the arena. I have a bear who delights to do the trick. He can scarcely wait for his time to come to perform. He was taught, as they are all taught, ty joggling his pedestal while he tried to keep from being jostled off. Gradually the pedestal was substituted for a ball with many flat places on it, and this was followed by a perfect sphere. He has been performing twe yeare new, and 1 have never known him to slip and fall off.—Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. 1. 0. 0. R Funeral. T; e officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0.0. F., are reday, m., for the purpose 0 order. F. W. Merov.1, N. @. Gzo. A. Gray, Secretary. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, Dr. King’s New Life ands of sufferere have matchless merit ‘or aang t eS ‘aD it ap yo cepts. Money back by W. D. Vinton. Arrested and get Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford tern Plowman: If roperly Uirection of consum lungs developed, wea] bray Balsam for oper treatment Ro other remed from consum and 60c. every effort to stay the flames, but to -was bound to. go, he turned his attento do was to hurry from the building. ‘Many readers have doubtless seen) quested to meet at their hall on SaturNovember 30th, at 1 o’clock p. f attending the funeral of Brother James Prout. Services will be held at the Methodist Church at2 o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. By if you aged lyons’ _— a leading Bick and Nervous mak ure blood sith, Only 25 if not cured. Sold is} tem. la Suerta Works Totaly Wrecked. Last Weinesday evening two explosions occurred at the Le Suerte mine, im the Indian Fiat district, and the modern hoisting plant was destroyed. Several hundred pounds of powder and a quantity of caps that were stored in the hoisting works exploded, sparks from the smokestack having set fire tothe structure. The burning embers fell on the roof, and it was but a short time before the upper part of the buil iing was ablaze. Superictendent W. W. Kirkham ‘made no avail. Seeing that the structure tion to. rescuing the miners underground ‘and, if possible, to prevent the discharge of the powder, which was stored in the pump pit. By this time the burning embers were falling around the powder, which was packed in boxes, and after a little Mr. Kirkham saw that the only thing He had gone but a short distance when the giant caps exploded. In a short time the powder went off, throwing what: remained of the hoisting works in every direction. At the home. of Oharlea Cleveland, about halfa mile away, dishee and other articles were thrown from their position. Mr. Kirkham hed a narrow escape, and were it not for the fact that he haping. pened to be sheltered by some trees he would undoubtedly have been killed, He was knocked down, but instantly regained his feet. A As seon ae he could, Superintendent Kirkham made hie way to the drain tunnel to inform Henry Fowler and Those. Hudelson, who were at work im an upraise some distance from the main shaft, which ie dowm 350 feet. The miners, however, reslized that something unusual had occurred and they sterted for the surface. When they got to the main shift the water was coming down in torrents, the pipe having been broken. To reach the drain tunnel, about 150 feet above, the two miners had to take desperate chances on account of the large rocks which were falling. They succeeded in reaching the drain tunnel unhurt, however, and found that the air pipe hed alec bursted. They hastened along the drain tunnel, and on nearing the end of it met Superintedent Kirkham and Charles Oleveland, the latter having burried tothe scene from his home. Pid In the meantime the flames spread rapidly, and the mill about fifty yards from the hoisting works, wae in imminent danger of destruction. It was

saved after much labor on the pait of Mr, Kirkham and others. The Superintendent’s home is not far from the miae, and Mrs. Kirkham telephoned the news of the disaster to E. A. Moore, of this city, right away. Mr. Moore reported the word he received and lost no time in getting out to the mine. The loss is estimated at $10,0C0, which is covered by insurance. Advertised Letters. The follow is a list of the letters in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Nov. 29, 1901: Brogue, Johnnie Oampbell, J. K. Davis, Mre. Geo. Lalotti, Pietro Rodgers, Frank Kaczigan Wiley J. M. If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to‘the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit eustomers. Warranted firstclass, Enquire of F. GEIGER. n15-tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at feast one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than avy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for ‘the throat and Jungs. Price 256 and 50o. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Spreads Like Wilcfire. When things are ‘‘the best” they become “the best selling Abraham Hare, druggist, of Belleville, O., tters are the best writea: Pt nang segses begin liver, kidneys, Electric Bitters regulates liver, purifies the blood, nerves, hence cures .mu maladies. weak Jiokiy ndown man or 8 Fal Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. The Best Prescription For Malaria kidneys‘ and Chills oa and quinine in a tasteless form No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. sole agent. ._ sold for “Captain Racket” at the the~ ater tonight and a large number down stairs have been taken. ‘There is no doubt that a fall house will be present regardless of the weather. The comedy is one of the funniest ever written and is full of wit and humor. married man, with nothing todo but to draw on an easy uncle for a livelihood. He is a lawyer, to be sure, but also a liar, and lies with absolutely no effort. He tangles himself and everybody else into the funniest kind of positions. This part is piloted by ©. A. Dennis Japan, is undoubtedly the greatest fun provoker on record. Brown’s father, in with him. part in charge. of hilarity, but, alas! he’s married —not to a young and attractive girl, but to a homely but rich woman. Carroll Ashburn is this lucky man. who mixes things up considerabity, is impersonated by Ladis Walling. All of the seats np stairs have been Captain Racket is a dashing young Obadiah Dawnon, his uncle from “Brown’s in Town,” can’t compare Compton Gault has this Timphy Telman is young and fall Hobson, a waiter from. New York, Business Locals. ya fall HEINZ MINCE MEAT A very enjoyable dance was given at Oummins’ hall, North Bloowfield, last night, The attendance was quite large, and the merry gathering did not disperse until long after midnight. The following Nevada Cityans were present: Misses Nina Penrose and Grace Jackson and Orrin Penrose. Dr. Du Milieu, who has been suffering from blood poisoning in hie ‘right hand for quite awhile,.ie now oat of danger. , There are a good many men employed at the Blue Gravel mine, and North >= Ready for the pie, 20 cents per pound. LA FOREST MUSHROOMS © Genuine French buttns, 40 cents per tin. GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, < PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. Board The City Board of Education met laet Wednesday evening and transacted their monthly business. Principal J. G. O'Neil stated that 600 children were enrolled and 594 was the average attendance. Ohas. E. Mulloy, President of the Board, was authorized to arrange 4 meeting of the Board of this district and that of Grass Valley to discuss High School matters. The following bills were.allowed: J. M. Langman $8, Transcript $24, M. L. and D, Marsh $7 10; Gas Co, 10, Harline of delicacies and novelties in the anksgiving dinner, call at our store on Broad street. . . @BARATARIA SHRIMPS ’ For Salads, 25 cents per can. MY. WIFEB’S SALAD DRESSING A Fine Dressing for meats and salads, 35c. ~ of Education. ‘. for coughs, colds and all bronchial a/1ISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. For Your Thankseiving 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. SAS. M. POLLEY, have handled in 20 know why? Most din disorders of stomach, bowels blood and nerves, tones up the stomach, strengthens the multitudes of It builds up the entire syspew life and vigor into any woman. Vinton. and Fever isa bottle of Grove Cum. Tonto. It ie simply -For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house paint= tf We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf 3 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 thrift.. large ceased Major For a clean, smooth shave call at « of Com Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 150. Baths.25c. tf. The choicest brands of whieky and cigars can be found at W. J. BRITLAND’s Council’ Chambers. Try them. tf If you wanta fine turkey for Thankegiving, go to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-te Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. Tegler makesthem. Try one. o2ltf 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 buyit. nov6-tf Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros, and H. ewer. If you want a good, cool dr'nk of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. , m7-tt Choice oyster cock-tails can be procured at Billy Britland’s Oouncil Chambers, on Broad street. s27tf Fine fat turkeys will 66 raffled at. the NewUnion Hotel this (Saturday) evening. nl6 tf tonigh Paine, Bros. Bloomfield is taking on its old-time Funeral Yesterday. Notwithstanding the bad weather James Kitts turned out yesterday to pay their sad respects. Rev. J. Sims was the officiating clergyman. cemetery the usual military services were gone through. were John Weber, Frank Power, John T, Morgan, T, B. Gray, G. W. Hobart}. Court Doings. The following business was transactlowed ten days additional time to anW. W. Byrne vs. B. McGrath. Account of Trustee, Jacob Weissbein, allowed and settled. The Gilt Edge whiskey is fonnd io the best resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Your table is not complete without it. Don’t forget the big turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Ohambers Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomae tung Bros. $1, G. M. Hughes $115.60. Grocery line. If you are in doubt as to what to hav We can help you out. . CLUSTER RAIS'iNS oe Especially for eating purposes, 60c. pkg. WAFERS AND CHEESE Fall line of dainty wafers and cheeses. efor. PHONE 5513. BROAD STREET ; Special Sale Contiued for One Week More w « See Our Window of » + New Hats and Surprisingly Low Prices. Oommercial Street, Nevada Oity. MRS. LUBEC 5 Mill Street, Grass Valley. as Not Another ‘ rush, Eastern Shell Oysters. Leave your Thanksgiving order at once with A. B. WOLF to avert the eS n265Money-Saving Scheme number of friends of the late. a fat and juicy land’s tonight for 25 cents. You will have a good chance to get turkey at Billy eae HERE you pay Good Prices for Old Goods, discarded by hontf NY/ fa a ae As dewas a Mexican War veteran Simonds and twenty members pany © turned out and at the The pall bearers Odgers. Pe aeue . OLD Tit at Night est merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you hens: mame sleep. me ed in the Superior Court today, Judge essed ge posi ed aie W A X i: L T ti E T Al L 0 R Branvigan vs, Coe. Defendant alA Hot Water Bottle is good for y di Get the KG, Hit Water t. ’ nl4atf none better, For sale at Rector a Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that, is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. ven that greatest of all jewels, health, is often You should have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out of your feet and give you sound aches and pains of various kinds, PRPPOPSRE BD FPPP SPY Vinton’ Dhamac Broad Street, Nevada City, et to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing-done by . ek ~ ean AAS Broad Street, Newada City ge gaa gees ‘cae a ae LE IRIE LEVEY RIV EV EV EGE: VIR LY EY INR National Biscuit Co’s Fancy Cakes a. Crackers Rattle remy eg em Alteration sale. Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graiam, Raspberry, Oat Meal. ruined in the strenous effotts to make or save the money to purchase them. Ifa woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It. will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system, It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure Ss troubles.’ You can get Dr. G. Green's reliable remedies at all drugELLING out the entire Stock at your own close the season. We must have room for our next stock. gists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market, 5 je21-tf Delicious Crisps 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Nothing more acceptable for an Xmas present than a nice Hat. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. prices to Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J.‘J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or. a Amiaianaias seit iw ¢: NAVEL IRON BEDS ARE PRODER We can Furnish your Bedroom with an Iron Bed, Spring and Mattress complete for $12.50 Free! With Taylor's f -—— me: Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts, TAYLOR'S Tea end Coffee House NEVADA CITY 3 Semana th Trouble At Al catch the threads of silk. them to pieces. . delivered. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION ee V. HOLMES, Manager. WM. TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City. & LER ROO NES To tie scaife and ties when theZcolar is intect—sot frayed or worn’ so as} to save money on neckties when you have your launderying done here—to say nothing of the saving in collars themselves, in shirte, cuffe, handkerchiefs end all the rest, for we launder goods with conscientious care—don’t pull Your Laundry called for. and to $31.50, according to quality. All goods as represented, or money refunded. C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store . Commercial Street Nevada City WIOEROOIORIOOIOK DOCK IONS pon’ts For Gift Purchasers a a ON’T think of buying Silverware before visiting our store and inspecting @ur stock of these goods. UR present prices of Silverware no more represent the value of the goods than the price of bar silver. . NEVER have we shown such an assortment of fine plated ware. The display fairly bristles with bargains. HERE is wisdom in buying this class of goods from a reliable dealer. Our reputation recommends us. * & c. J. BRAND, THE JEWELER, s Mail orders promptly attended to. Broad Street, Near Pine, HRAIVHAOHIONOOK OOOO You really fas ry a