November 9, 1900 (4 pages)

ys for Adm’r, — oods you to gee our ‘er had before. PORTERS! oO apiece. We~ stter come and LANKETS! but the kind ts can not be © keep Socks ? . in and see the; Go. rs? If not you our hand and e down nd read ° .D 1 Kinds. cite . Furs. OS. ats, are now.read nty has there bee LOAKS 9s this year will comWe have not spared All of our and Capes » best manufacturers \KS this year. Jealers in the world. nstructed us to sell Remember that any Ne will take your oryou look at ours, 89 . STORE aly e TMeat S aLaaTa eRe ‘GALLON a Executive Department ‘Seoramento, State of California. Be: In obedience to: ‘thé universel ‘and emote Banelor is down fi from Gran“Geo. , MoLenghter ot Sacramento is in town, E. B. Sanford is down from North Bloomfield, tat the theater here ‘aiahing comes direct. from the Heraid ‘to @ phenomenal business, ° town.rests upon a man who, going to New ‘Theatre, New York, where it has played a quite # sensation, in fact the talle of the * The Sentral theme ot: ton baoskey 1 praiseworty American custom of setting apart a day for public thankegiv: for ing and prayer to Almighty God; and wing } further in conformity with the procla . J.B. mation of the President of the United ‘ville last vening. States of America, I, as Governor of the}, State of: Oalifornia, do hereby procisim home on Wet Hill: © the ‘twenty-binth day of November, 1900, as Thanksgiving Day, and a legal} tbiscity lastnight. = holiday. In witness whereof, I have herennto set my hand, afd cansed the . °t City yesterday. great seal of the State of California to ‘Harry R. ‘Agerk of Maybext lo a vis. be, hereunto affixed thie Sth day of No-. itor to the county seat. Se A. Os. 1900, ‘Henny T. Gacr, Govérnte of the Btate of California. _ City Thustees Meet. The City Trustees held a special meeting last evening and received bids for raising the granite cross-walks and placing cement between the slabs, the cement work’ to be two feet wide end, ‘eight inches thick. The following were the bids: J. Huy, 75 cents per square yard; J. Gross, 70 cents; T. L. Coffey, 50 cents; 0. V. Organ, 35 cents; and Fred Geiger, 85 cents, ‘Trustees Galt, Peard and _ Hill were appointed a committee to award the contract. The City Attormey was ordered to draw plans and specifications in accordance with which the work will be done,The License Committee and City Attorney were ordered to interview the City Marshal in regard to the collection of delinquent licenses and report at the next meeting of the Board. . To Be ‘Married. ‘ihe Hathaway will leave tomorrow for Pope Valley,. Napa county, . where he will act as “best. man” at the wedding of Rev. W, O. Gray, Jr, which will take place next Thursday. Mr. Gray formerly lived here, his father having been pastor of the local Methe odist church. His many friends wish him and his prospective wife, a happy journey through life. ee Hurt By a Fall. Richard Bennetts, a miner, ‘employed “. @¢ the Providence mine, yesterday received injuries that will keep him from work for some time. He accidentally fell and went down intoachute. The bone of one of his arms was badly shatkilled. * tered and the flesh 1 lacerated. The Third Crop. , . Marry ‘Odgers bas a raspberry,bush . Francisco arrived here on last evensluggish, weak and unable to throw off at his place on Gold Flat which is in ~ bloom for the third time this year. The first crop was picked in May, the next . last evening from South Africa and . to life would “follow should it heal before in July, and now another will soon ripen. Mr. Odgers also has a pear tree in full bloom. Futieral This Morning. The funeral of the late Mrs. Matilda Kolbe took place this morning from St. Canice church where a requiem mass was held for the repose of her soul. The aie was largely attended Bnsinese Killed. Rosesure, Or., November 8—This morning two miles south of Roseburg, by a head-on collision between two freight trains on the Southern Pacific, Sam, Hendricks, engineer, was killed outright and Fireman. Riddle lost a foot and was otherwise bruised. Engineer Walter Dennan was fatally injured, and Fireman Wilhound was Asked to Recognize. . Monrretimr, Vt., November 8—A joint resolution was introduced in the Legislature today asking Congress to take some recognition of the distin;guished services of Captain Charles <Olark of the United States battieship -Oregon during the Spanish-American ‘war. ; New Lord Mayor. _ _ospon,. November. 8.=Alderman . . Frank Green, who was ‘elected Lord Mayor, of London, September 29th, was formally installed in that office at the Guild Hall this afternoon. W. L. Rhodes of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. Sse . Ed. R. Schiff, the popular cigar man of San Francisco, is in town. James McBride, the hardware man of San Francisco, is in town. ~ <a ilie is spending a few days here. » L, 8. Kerby, J. B. and ©. 8. Scott of May bert are visiting in this city. Hon. J. M. Walling left this morn‘. ing for a business trip to. San Franisco. J.B. Strode came down from Camptonville last evening. on his way to Grass Valley. R. EB. Standiger of North San Juan left last night for Winnemucva, Nevada, on a visit. Frank Dillon arrived here last night from Alaska, where he has been for some time past. a J. Wells of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. —sSuperintendent Dana Harmon came down from Gaston Ridge this morning and left for San Francisco. : W. L. Williamson.and wife of Washington are visiting the. lady’s mother, Mrs, ‘Stenger,,of Gold Flat. W. R. Wyliieand W. R. Campbell came down from Forest City last evening on their way to Marysville. Miss Mamie Meservey, who has been visiting at Washington, returned yesterday to her home at. Gold Flat. L. W. Jennings and wife have returned from San Francisco, where Mrs, Jennings has been’ for medical treat. ment. H. Oiecentin of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this orning’ for Downieyille on mining business. George Ooffey, who has been in San Francisco for the past few weeks, returned last night to his home at North San Juan. R. Maertins, L. H. Olaybough, M. Montgomery and Ed. McCrath of San ing’s train. ©. A. Peterson and wife arrived here left this morning for Downlevitle to visit relatives. N. H. Miller, who has been abesnt from this. section of the county for over forty years, arrived last night on his way to Downieville. O. CO. and H. W. Thompson, G. Fairbanks and O. H. Coop, telegraph and telephone linemen, arrived here yesterday from the upper country. Sheriff Getchell and Deputy George Bailey left this morning for the Stockton insane asylum with H. Weinman and D. Lafriend, who were adjudged insane Wednesday. : <7oee ‘New Year’s Ball. At their meeting last evening, Laurel Parlor, N.D. G. W., dec'ded to give their annaal-ball on New Year’s night. ‘The parties given by the Parlor are recognized as the event of the season, and are always largely attended, and this year will be no exception. When the Native Daughters give a party they use their utmost endeavors to make it a success. Following is the committee who will have charge of affairs: Mesdames Jo V. Snyder, Fred Zeitler, E. A. Moore, F. E. Wadsworth, a H. Rogers" J. M. Walling, Belle Douglass, Mamie Lawrence, &. W. Schmidt, Louis Lillian Mallon, Minnie Brand, May Martin, Bessie Stephens, Nellie HickOrgan ¢ and Olive Gaylord. The Nevada County Mine: The miners whe bonded the NeMre, Andy Hampel eft thi mornog Sacramento.“. O. Newhart of Denver heeds on vis came down from Gianite‘Larry Mallen i oritically. in ‘at bis the neglectful state,and insists in spendTo OW. fesbacisok Malyevttle was tn Jealuusly on the part of the wives Dan MeKenzie was down from For-. at once aes into the breach and Postmaster Henry Fitter of Granite-. Schwartz, Charles Schwartz; the Misses man, Mary Hook, Mary Gillespie, Dora novel method of earning a livelihood. “. families, whose husbands haye reached ing more time abroad: ‘thaa at home, ‘ig the natural result, and “That Man’ passes as one who comforts neglected wives and guarantees to arouse jealousy in the husbands. One of the most important parts in the comedy is a new type of edventuress who, in reality, is ‘three in one, viz—an Italian painter, French singer and Spanish dancer. .In these three different characters she fascinated three husbands of widely diversified types and succeeds in keerher triple identify a secret from them. All the entanglements and misunderstandings tbat arise frofithis condition of things are most humorous. A culMination is reached at a reception, which occurs in act second, where the busbands have goue, each as he thinks, to meet a different woman, and where the wives also participate in the fun, coming with “That Man,” who is their escort. . oe. Twenty Tons From the Midnight. Twenty tons of ore are being hauled from the Midnight mine, of which Ed-win Lilley is Superintendent, to the Nevada County Mill and will be crushed. next week. It is good looking rock and it is expected it will pay well. nian SORES AND ~ UOLCERS. Sores and Ulcers never become chronic unless the blood is in poor condition — is e poisons that accumulate in it. The system must be relieved of the unhealthy matter through the sore, and great danger the blood has been made pure and healthy and allimpurities eliminated from the system, S.S.5. begins the cure by first cleansing and duvinorating the blood, building up the general health and removing from the syste” A QONSTANT DRAIN effetematter, UPON THE SYSTEM. When this has been accomplished the dischar ;e gradually ceases, and the sore or ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old indolent sores to grow worse and worse, an eventually to destroy the bones, Local applications, while soothing and to some extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat of the trouble. S.S. 8, does, and no matter how apparently hopeless your condition, even though your constitution has broken down, it will bring relief when nothin can. It supplies the rich, pure blood to heal the oe and nourish the debilitated, diseased :-bod zat J, B, Talbert, Lock Bo 245, ‘inona, Miss., ‘Six years ago my 1 — the knee to the “foot was one solid sore. 1 physicians tg pe me and I made two trips to Hot Spri bat found norelief. I wasinducedtotry S. S. +h nd it made acomplete cure. I have been a perwell man ever since." is the only purely vegéetable blood . purifies known —contaitis no poisonous minerals to ruin the digestion and pee rather than relieve your sufferyour fiesh does not heal readily © “oo pectiohed. bruised or cut, your blood isin bad condition, and any sore is apt to become chronic. Send for our free book . d write our rita about toe case. We make no for this serv SWIFT SPECIFIC . Co., ATLANTA, GA. . York, without triegds, without money . or prospects of any kind, hits Upon:a. : He ie drawn in contact with several . n: Always About the Sian Way. ‘The Maryeville Demo Democrat a few days . ‘ago stated that Nevada county would In". etead of that number being given for him Sam Woods carried the. county, as it was expected he would, by nearly 500. It isasafe proposition fo always discount everything stated in such pefo. canto Phe directors ot the new. inof value of $1 each, 30,Eso oe ! For (edhisters And miners. Warranted to be proof against rr Set Haney pete: Brad) a. and water g. Zeitler, W. H. Martin, -Henry Me!zen. baugher, E. T. R. Powel and Ohete ; Mallon. “The brewery ‘will. be raiacitased and -1it will be one of the Anest im Northern rt. California, . It is the intention of the }}oo y in time to put in a large beer plant and sell their product all oyer the State. KE. T. R Powell has been selected . §s manager. An Opportunity Aor a Young Man. ee t Voans man wanted to learn the photography business. . Inquire at . Moore’s photograph gallery’ as to wages, sae 026-tf oa Your sidebuard at home is incon.plete if not stocked with Jesse Moore In squares, pickled, 50c. Finet for cooking—many buy and use for the We haye on hand ee all Bipee these well known brands of Creamery Butter— Knights Landing Creamery GQ0D_GROCERIES g pers as the Democrat. AL A* whiskey. i ! . i! ELEPHONE NO. 501, wer SHLLI., NO. 52 BROAD STREET .Bucelsior Creamery Batter. Ripe an Green Olives in Bulk seneesoese 0000GCsCOdCORdOCRCCOORCD e e $ 7a. m. 3 8. p.m.3 Conoencococcosovenseovocsenoonsene These are now the hours for opening and Sines: the Pioneer Grocery Store aud they will be observed strictly On Saturday evenings the store will close at 10 p.m. Penn Valley Cresmeary:s Sole agent for DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. in price, eS . = = Easy on the foot and wears like iron. Reasonable Call and inspect this new shoe 2aa A GUESSING CONTEST-—We have a large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making pur. Chases to the amount. of $1 wil! be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess. will receive a handsome pair of shoes BOMEY BROS., Broad Street. Hi SE eR di Iriver error nrsrsrne tren TOPNNPNTENEP OEP £2 THE NAME OF THE BEST WORK = NAP=A= : AN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR = ATTENTION. i © 4 6 ate e 8 8 @ = = = 3 =3 = 3 = tS Millinery Opening ~~ For more than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display of FINE MILLINERY each season, but this Fall surpasses all others. [MISS TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats, Ladies, call and see the beautiful goods. W. H. ey ORD. Sc ainemammmianad —_ i cP ii PEFEPPEPOPET TT SY "ait bill They Come and Go as Fast. . sauesviseeevapabeaeiae PRICES MOST REASON BLE Miss Ta. ELoertt. Fs ss cenenananedl Hats For Ever} body: If not in stock, made to order and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices aid Styles to Suit the Times. —_—_———_— THE GALVESTON FUND. Help Galveston’s Homeless, and at the same time get a large 600 puge history of the flood, as told by the survivors. Full of proto engravings taken _ en the spot, Other agents may offer books of this kind, but 1 have the only . one, the profits of which will be shared with the flood sufferers, It is also the best book published. ‘Hold your order . until you have seen my book. A. Buck eo. —— and Bible . egpealees cetaarnet outfit. Best “Jecation in town. Low rent. Enquire a leave eet . ranks it was @ sare thing that Yuba vada County mine have been hard at work opening things up. They have cleaned out the drain tunnel, and in do ing so found some good rock, showing free gold. shaft out to the depth of 80 feet and have an ejector at work forcing the water out. The hoist is almost completed and by next . week they expect to have the rest of the machinery in place, The plant will be ran by water power. aie. Made the Change. “Up. i the time that the Marysville Democrat flopped into the Democratic county woald give Jo Sproul a majority of not less than 200. Just as soon as that heavy-weight organ commenced tooting its horn for Sproul the major-/ ity commenced dwindling down and the county gave Woode 27 majority. Such is the influence of the Marysville Democrat. They have cleaned the . SLU MOBINTS Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Stel » 2% & Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. » GEO. E. TURNER, Pi Steet, levata Cit. TENET IE TE ME AMEE NETS TE TE TE A TE UE TS WE UE TS AS AS NCSL NE Nb So Sp Mo Mo So So Slo Me Ne Mle Mo. Sle Mle Mle SMa Mle Mo. Sil $Me Mle SMa Mle Mee Sle Se Slo Mo Mo Mle Mle SMe SMa So Se a HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURAISGING GOOD), AS& H. W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE .PINE, NEVADA CITY OYSTER COCKTAILS a certs. 13 Commercial Street. WOOIOIDOIOUIOIOOIII ICE To Make Room . . for Other Goods : a . & Carpets at Wholesale Prices : : oO; *® < For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of FOR CASH ONLY. Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, oh and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. fi Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c per yard. ' Brussels, ranging from 60c to 75c per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd ssnell & Fleming. SOI NOIIOIGIIOK een OMe aS % HEADQUARTERS FOR a> G. J. BRAN Fine Jewelry ae ie oes Silverware and aS ae B Broad St., above Pine, NBYADA CITY. Diamonds. ccs haddcichnicandncchchshacscho OT. W. SIGOURNEY, SUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans Boldemann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market . and A, A. Whiskey CREAM WHEAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, talk: =o / ing you how to raise poultry. aS” T. W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. Jackson's Beehive Gracey Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese _ Cream Cheese.-.i tino \Pickled Pigs’ Feet Loose Pickles, ‘Smoked Herring — ‘Smoked Halibut a Ree JACKSON, Commercial Street, sn, a dal ain Sci & .

ys for Adm’r, — oods you to gee our ‘er had before. PORTERS! oO apiece. We~ stter come and LANKETS! but the kind ts can not be © keep Socks ? . in and see the; Go. rs? If not you our hand and e down nd read ° .D 1 Kinds. cite . Furs. OS. ats, are now.read nty has there bee LOAKS 9s this year will comWe have not spared All of our and Capes » best manufacturers \KS this year. Jealers in the world. nstructed us to sell Remember that any Ne will take your oryou look at ours, 89 . STORE aly e TMeat S aLaaTa eRe ‘GALLON a Executive Department ‘Seoramento, State of California. Be: In obedience to: ‘thé universel ‘and emote Banelor is down fi from Gran“Geo. , MoLenghter ot Sacramento is in town, E. B. Sanford is down from North Bloomfield, tat the theater here ‘aiahing comes direct. from the Heraid ‘to @ phenomenal business, ° town.rests upon a man who, going to New ‘Theatre, New York, where it has played a quite # sensation, in fact the talle of the * The Sentral theme ot: ton baoskey 1 praiseworty American custom of setting apart a day for public thankegiv: for ing and prayer to Almighty God; and wing } further in conformity with the procla . J.B. mation of the President of the United ‘ville last vening. States of America, I, as Governor of the}, State of: Oalifornia, do hereby procisim home on Wet Hill: © the ‘twenty-binth day of November, 1900, as Thanksgiving Day, and a legal} tbiscity lastnight. = holiday. In witness whereof, I have herennto set my hand, afd cansed the . °t City yesterday. great seal of the State of California to ‘Harry R. ‘Agerk of Maybext lo a vis. be, hereunto affixed thie Sth day of No-. itor to the county seat. Se A. Os. 1900, ‘Henny T. Gacr, Govérnte of the Btate of California. _ City Thustees Meet. The City Trustees held a special meeting last evening and received bids for raising the granite cross-walks and placing cement between the slabs, the cement work’ to be two feet wide end, ‘eight inches thick. The following were the bids: J. Huy, 75 cents per square yard; J. Gross, 70 cents; T. L. Coffey, 50 cents; 0. V. Organ, 35 cents; and Fred Geiger, 85 cents, ‘Trustees Galt, Peard and _ Hill were appointed a committee to award the contract. The City Attormey was ordered to draw plans and specifications in accordance with which the work will be done,The License Committee and City Attorney were ordered to interview the City Marshal in regard to the collection of delinquent licenses and report at the next meeting of the Board. . To Be ‘Married. ‘ihe Hathaway will leave tomorrow for Pope Valley,. Napa county, . where he will act as “best. man” at the wedding of Rev. W, O. Gray, Jr, which will take place next Thursday. Mr. Gray formerly lived here, his father having been pastor of the local Methe odist church. His many friends wish him and his prospective wife, a happy journey through life. ee Hurt By a Fall. Richard Bennetts, a miner, ‘employed “. @¢ the Providence mine, yesterday received injuries that will keep him from work for some time. He accidentally fell and went down intoachute. The bone of one of his arms was badly shatkilled. * tered and the flesh 1 lacerated. The Third Crop. , . Marry ‘Odgers bas a raspberry,bush . Francisco arrived here on last evensluggish, weak and unable to throw off at his place on Gold Flat which is in ~ bloom for the third time this year. The first crop was picked in May, the next . last evening from South Africa and . to life would “follow should it heal before in July, and now another will soon ripen. Mr. Odgers also has a pear tree in full bloom. Futieral This Morning. The funeral of the late Mrs. Matilda Kolbe took place this morning from St. Canice church where a requiem mass was held for the repose of her soul. The aie was largely attended Bnsinese Killed. Rosesure, Or., November 8—This morning two miles south of Roseburg, by a head-on collision between two freight trains on the Southern Pacific, Sam, Hendricks, engineer, was killed outright and Fireman. Riddle lost a foot and was otherwise bruised. Engineer Walter Dennan was fatally injured, and Fireman Wilhound was Asked to Recognize. . Monrretimr, Vt., November 8—A joint resolution was introduced in the Legislature today asking Congress to take some recognition of the distin;guished services of Captain Charles <Olark of the United States battieship -Oregon during the Spanish-American ‘war. ; New Lord Mayor. _ _ospon,.. November. 8.=Alderman . . Frank Green, who was ‘elected Lord Mayor, of London, September 29th, was formally installed in that office at the Guild Hall this afternoon. W. L. Rhodes of San Francisco is ‘here spending a few days. Sse . Ed. R. Schiff, the popular cigar man of San Francisco, is in town. James McBride, the hardware man of San Francisco, is in town. ~ <a ilie is spending a few days here. » L, 8. Kerby, J. B. and ©. 8. Scott of May bert are visiting in this city. Hon. J. M. Walling left this morn‘. ing for a business trip to. San Franisco. J.B. Strode came down from Camptonville last evening. on his way to Grass Valley. R. EB. Standiger of North San Juan left last night for Winnemucva, Nevada, on a visit. Frank Dillon arrived here last night from Alaska, where he has been for some time past. a J. Wells of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Camptonville. —sSuperintendent Dana Harmon came down from Gaston Ridge this morning and left for San Francisco. : W. L. Williamson.and wife of Washington are visiting the. lady’s mother, Mrs, ‘Stenger,,of Gold Flat. W. R. Wyliieand W. R. Campbell came down from Forest City last evening on their way to Marysville. Miss Mamie Meservey, who has been visiting at Washington, returned yesterday to her home at. Gold Flat. L. W. Jennings and wife have returned from San Francisco, where Mrs, Jennings has been’ for medical treat. ment. H. Oiecentin of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this orning’ for Downieyille on mining business. George Ooffey, who has been in San Francisco for the past few weeks, returned last night to his home at North San Juan. R. Maertins, L. H. Olaybough, M. Montgomery and Ed. McCrath of San ing’s train. ©. A. Peterson and wife arrived here left this morning for Downlevitle to visit relatives. N. H. Miller, who has been abesnt from this. section of the county for over forty years, arrived last night on his way to Downieville. O. CO. and H. W. Thompson, G. Fairbanks and O. H. Coop, telegraph and telephone linemen, arrived here yesterday from the upper country. Sheriff Getchell and Deputy George Bailey left this morning for the Stockton insane asylum with H. Weinman and D. Lafriend, who were adjudged insane Wednesday. : <7oee ‘New Year’s Ball. At their meeting last evening, Laurel Parlor, N.D. G. W., dec'ded to give their annaal-ball on New Year’s night. ‘The parties given by the Parlor are recognized as the event of the season, and are always largely attended, and this year will be no exception. When the Native Daughters give a party they use their utmost endeavors to make it a success. Following is the committee who will have charge of affairs: Mesdames Jo V. Snyder, Fred Zeitler, E. A. Moore, F. E. Wadsworth, a H. Rogers" J. M. Walling, Belle Douglass, Mamie Lawrence, &. W. Schmidt, Louis Lillian Mallon, Minnie Brand, May Martin, Bessie Stephens, Nellie HickOrgan ¢ and Olive Gaylord. The Nevada County Mine: The miners whe bonded the NeMre, Andy Hampel eft thi mornog Sacramento.“. O. Newhart of Denver heeds on vis came down from Gianite‘Larry Mallen i oritically. in ‘at bis the neglectful state,and insists in spendTo OW. fesbacisok Malyevttle was tn Jealuusly on the part of the wives Dan MeKenzie was down from For-. at once aes into the breach and Postmaster Henry Fitter of Granite-. Schwartz, Charles Schwartz; the Misses man, Mary Hook, Mary Gillespie, Dora novel method of earning a livelihood. “. families, whose husbands haye reached ing more time abroad: ‘thaa at home, ‘ig the natural result, and “That Man’ passes as one who comforts neglected wives and guarantees to arouse jealousy in the husbands. One of the most important parts in the comedy is a new type of edventuress who, in reality, is ‘three in one, viz—an Italian painter, French singer and Spanish dancer. .In these three different characters she fascinated three husbands of widely diversified types and succeeds in keerher triple identify a secret from them. All the entanglements and misunderstandings tbat arise frofithis condition of things are most humorous. A culMination is reached at a reception, which occurs in act second, where the busbands have goue, each as he thinks, to meet a different woman, and where the wives also participate in the fun, coming with “That Man,” who is their escort. . oe. Twenty Tons From the Midnight. Twenty tons of ore are being hauled from the Midnight mine, of which Ed-win Lilley is Superintendent, to the Nevada County Mill and will be crushed. next week. It is good looking rock and it is expected it will pay well. nian

SORES AND ~ UOLCERS. Sores and Ulcers never become chronic unless the blood is in poor condition — is e poisons that accumulate in it. The system must be relieved of the unhealthy matter through the sore, and great danger the blood has been made pure and healthy and allimpurities eliminated from the system, S.S.5. begins the cure by first cleansing and duvinorating the blood, building up the general health and removing from the syste” A QONSTANT DRAIN effetematter, UPON THE SYSTEM. When this has been accomplished the dischar ;e gradually ceases, and the sore or ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old indolent sores to grow worse and worse, an eventually to destroy the bones, Local applications, while soothing and to some extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat of the trouble. S.S. 8, does, and no matter how apparently hopeless your condition, even though your constitution has broken down, it will bring relief when nothin can. It supplies the rich, pure blood to heal the oe and nourish the debilitated, diseased :-bod zat J, B, Talbert, Lock Bo 245, ‘inona, Miss., ‘Six years ago my 1 — the knee to the “foot was one solid sore. 1 physicians tg pe me and I made two trips to Hot Spri bat found norelief. I wasinducedtotry S. S. +h nd it made acomplete cure. I have been a perwell man ever since." is the only purely vegéetable blood . purifies known —contaitis no poisonous minerals to ruin the digestion and pee rather than relieve your sufferyour fiesh does not heal readily © “oo pectiohed. bruised or cut, your blood isin bad condition, and any sore is apt to become chronic. Send for our free book . d write our rita about toe case. We make no for this serv SWIFT SPECIFIC . Co., ATLANTA, GA. . York, without triegds, without money . or prospects of any kind, hits Upon:a. : He ie drawn in contact with several . n: Always About the Sian Way. ‘The Maryeville Demo Democrat a few days . ‘ago stated that Nevada county would In". etead of that number being given for him Sam Woods carried the. county, as it was expected he would, by nearly 500. It isasafe proposition fo always discount everything stated in such pefo. canto Phe directors ot the new. inof value of $1 each, 30,Eso oe ! For (edhisters And miners. Warranted to be proof against rr Set Haney pete: Brad) a. and water g. Zeitler, W. H. Martin, -Henry Me!zen. baugher, E. T. R. Powel and Ohete ; Mallon. “The brewery ‘will. be raiacitased and -1it will be one of the Anest im Northern rt. California, . It is the intention of the }}oo y in time to put in a large beer plant and sell their product all oyer the State. KE. T. R Powell has been selected . §s manager. An Opportunity Aor a Young Man. ee t Voans man wanted to learn the photography business. . Inquire at . Moore’s photograph gallery’ as to wages, sae 026-tf oa Your sidebuard at home is incon.plete if not stocked with Jesse Moore In squares, pickled, 50c. Finet for cooking—many buy and use for the We haye on hand ee all Bipee these well known brands of Creamery Butter— Knights Landing Creamery GQ0D_GROCERIES g pers as the Democrat. AL A* whiskey. i ! . i! ELEPHONE NO. 501, wer SHLLI., NO. 52 BROAD STREET .Bucelsior Creamery Batter. Ripe an Green Olives in Bulk seneesoese 0000GCsCOdCORdOCRCCOORCD e e $ 7a. m. 3 8. p.m.3 Conoencococcosovenseovocsenoonsene These are now the hours for opening and Sines: the Pioneer Grocery Store aud they will be observed strictly On Saturday evenings the store will close at 10 p.m. Penn Valley Cresmeary:s Sole agent for DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. in price, eS . = = Easy on the foot and wears like iron. Reasonable Call and inspect this new shoe 2aa A GUESSING CONTEST-—We have a large pumpkin on exhibition at our store and every one making pur. Chases to the amount. of $1 wil! be entitled to one guess as to the number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the nearest guess. will receive a handsome pair of shoes BOMEY BROS., Broad Street. Hi SE eR di Iriver error nrsrsrne tren TOPNNPNTENEP OEP £2 THE NAME OF THE BEST WORK = NAP=A= : AN SHOE EVER BROUGHT TO YOUR = ATTENTION. i © 4 6 ate e 8 8 @ = = = 3 =3 = 3 = tS Millinery Opening ~~ For more than twenty years this establishment has been noted for its display of FINE MILLINERY each season, but this Fall surpasses all others. [MISS TETRAU has just returned from San Francisco, with a Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats, Ladies, call and see the beautiful goods. W. H. ey ORD. Sc ainemammmianad —_ i cP ii PEFEPPEPOPET TT SY "ait bill They Come and Go as Fast. . sauesviseeevapabeaeiae PRICES MOST REASON BLE Miss Ta. ELoertt. Fs ss cenenananedl Hats For Ever} body: If not in stock, made to order and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices aid Styles to Suit the Times. —_—_———_— THE GALVESTON FUND. Help Galveston’s Homeless, and at the same time get a large 600 puge history of the flood, as told by the survivors. Full of proto engravings taken _ en the spot, Other agents may offer books of this kind, but 1 have the only . one, the profits of which will be shared with the flood sufferers, It is also the best book published. ‘Hold your order . until you have seen my book. A. Buck eo. —— and Bible . egpealees cetaarnet outfit. Best “Jecation in town. Low rent. Enquire a leave eet . ranks it was @ sare thing that Yuba vada County mine have been hard at work opening things up. They have cleaned out the drain tunnel, and in do ing so found some good rock, showing free gold. shaft out to the depth of 80 feet and have an ejector at work forcing the water out. The hoist is almost completed and by next . week they expect to have the rest of the machinery in place, The plant will be ran by water power. aie. Made the Change. “Up. i the time that the Marysville Democrat flopped into the Democratic county woald give Jo Sproul a majority of not less than 200. Just as soon as that heavy-weight organ commenced tooting its horn for Sproul the major-/ ity commenced dwindling down and the county gave Woode 27 majority. Such is the influence of the Marysville Democrat. They have cleaned the . SLU MOBINTS Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Stel » 2% & Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. » GEO. E. TURNER, Pi Steet, levata Cit. TENET IE TE ME AMEE NETS TE TE TE A TE UE TS WE UE TS AS AS NCSL NE Nb So Sp Mo Mo So So Slo Me Ne Mle Mo. Sle Mle Mle SMa Mle Mo. Sil $Me Mle SMa Mle Mee Sle Se Slo Mo Mo Mle Mle SMe SMa So Se a HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURAISGING GOOD), AS& H. W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE .PINE, NEVADA CITY OYSTER COCKTAILS a certs. 13 Commercial Street. WOOIOIDOIOUIOIOOIII ICE To Make Room . . for Other Goods : a . & Carpets at Wholesale Prices : : oO; *® < For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of FOR CASH ONLY. Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, oh and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. fi Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c per yard. ' Brussels, ranging from 60c to 75c per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd ssnell & Fleming. SOI NOIIOIGIIOK een OMe aS % HEADQUARTERS FOR a> G. J. BRAN Fine Jewelry ae ie oes Silverware and aS ae B Broad St., above Pine, NBYADA CITY. Diamonds. ccs haddcichnicandncchchshacscho OT. W. SIGOURNEY, SUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans Boldemann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market . and A, A. Whiskey CREAM WHEAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, talk: =o / ing you how to raise poultry. aS” T. W. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. Jackson's Beehive Gracey Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese _ Cream Cheese.-.i tino \Pickled Pigs’ Feet Loose Pickles, ‘Smoked Herring — ‘Smoked Halibut a Ree JACKSON, Commercial Street, sn, a dal ain Sci & .