September 13, 1900 (4 pages)

Boies © Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, 4 * a'*tesh mile ¥ Maria Grimes, Store. pReTS ae to-arrange stock, Will open. caesar August 25th. st ” os ia " PaMous <> g Le $31 H OEP MONARCH, OF OAKLAND, “Having this day" purchased the stock consisting of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, “Shoes, Quilts, Blankets,. Trunks; Valises, also aacen test Will, Etce., from Mra. t we will sell. THE ENTIRE ‘sTrock AT EXACTLY ° ALE PRICE t “RATFORD, Tanager 2 Come early; come all’ We will make this one of the largest and grandest sales Nevada City vever had D. HYMAN, Of. Oakland, Manager. P.s Binedheens Motto! : “Phe Monarch: Always theiCneapest. “ane ‘ASttbclens you will vant some Shoes’ for*the¢hildren. ‘We have-them-—good fitters, good" wearers ‘and “moderate prices: Also'as fine ‘a ‘selection’ of Ladies’ “men’s shoes as cam be ‘found bicadpihere ‘Prices as low as “the' lowest for the ‘Game grade of “Shoes, :” Cali” and’’ see” for ‘yourselves. “No” trouble show ' our’ Shoes: ‘Repairing © neatly done, Rion 8s: LEWwIs, ‘Prop’s. o. ARCHITECTS AND: BUIEDERS. oul tin’ ~eradketdc Woodwark ot alll kinds; Office and Store Fixtures, aaa is House-Trithming, Faney Grill Workda: Specialty, é veto nts of not to inserted under this ete Rete, ni moat Lost. ‘The naturalization papers’ of of ‘Wilhelms Camer, his homestead papers.and plat. of ‘township 17'N,'a smal tharked’ ‘0. KE. 1Hill, some papers and accounts against John Nettleship, and accounts of .C. Galaith: The finder will please ‘return to Guo, Grisszt. se 6-lw. New Bootblack Stand. *Wroth iow on the: bootblack stand can be *outid inside thé’ Nation&tBarber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly, It “will be in charge of au experienced polisher. Wm. WaLTERS _PFoprietor. * © For Sale. Grait, alfalfa and first crop of alfalfa hay, ‘Wi A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. House and Lot For Sale. 4 7room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and ¢garriagé room, ‘All modérn im provements and abath. Apply to GEO, A GRAY. na ee. ' Lost. : Aliver and white pointer dog. ' Answers to name .fOmo. Informationas.to wherea-bouts will be abanktnilg received by Gro. Downey, a 30-tf For Sale. bow is offered for’ saleei Rush Coeek: ~“‘sl-lw Situation Wanted: —By a lady todo light house woFK.“"Sinall wages. App’y at office of Union Hotel. a6. Enquire of Ben . thing useful. Good second-hand machines from $5.00 up. All makes of machines repaired and parts kept in stock, Of flee at Boyey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. Nevada a5-tf Rl oo ov any work oPthlg port that 200 may esd RICE & LEWIS, f seeeeneetntnereeeetnrenipitd anes eg NaC ’ B W. ScHTUDT, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern‘Womes { 5 Voters ame bese ‘vote at the Fall Election, If not registered before during the: year 1900 mi register by Office or o one 5 of the Regis-. 'teting Deputies. eat stration at once,in order to »jexpedité the work. FL Li. roe ager 4 “Kounty’ Clerk. ak LBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, and gentle] tol i. on ‘Aik waters cides to}, . “CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. fag It. is important that _jvoters sliould’ apply for RegPins RO Pe Cal ‘YHoore ie Nevada City Grass Valley . *PHOTOGRAPHS «a -® @ THAT PLEASE I frame ‘all kinds of pictures . Malia ekeanrd setgenetit. “ALVA BS. MORGAN, PRED O. wotr ‘Morgan & Wolf, “Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. ee »Meeth Extracted Without Pain. 4 Office Ho urs—9 to 12 4. u., and 1to5 P.M: : s REOPENED. ‘John ecu -* Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. 25 CENTS 253 and 50 CENTS MEALS, . ROOMS, = nae! be A share of the public patronage is solic ited. . Our Customers “Take the Cake” : : Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. be sure and gét your H. CLOVELAND. Propo. ; {cer ace! daily to . ete Scone” Brome sryioe RAN &-ARBOGAST, Eke sagt abate Sie Raaaoe BROS. Proprietors of the , AGENTS FOT WIELAND BEER. ,. ia Nevada City” ne eal Se fees on ailoriors. a If you go td the Piente Grass’'Valley Soda’ Works ‘ fuatocraéy that THOMAS JEFFERSON AND, OHM BULL. At @ time: when ‘a pretended Demas . tacy is periodically plunging itself: inte paroxysms of Anglo-phobia it is . freshing: to stumble across a. co: ‘. }sense Democrat who.takes a’ commag sense View of Anglo-American rela» tions. Thomas Jefferson was a comp‘mon* sense Democrat, with: a native im clination toward French disquisition ag things. politic and economic, but hig patriotism so surpassed his favoritiag, that he did not permit his. French ig. sHinations to. obsoure his good judgmeng or put him in an attitude of hostility te Great Britain. © . } Ina letter to President Monro-, ddte@ October 24, 1828, he wrote: “Greag Britain is the nation which can ‘do us the most harm of any one orall on earth, and with her on our side we need nog fear the whole world. With her,.then, we should most sedulonsly cherish @ cordial friendship and nothing would tend more to knit onr affections than to be fighting once more, side by side, in the same cause. Yet. I wonld not purchase even her amity at the since taking part in her wars.”’ : ian party in this republic is the Republican party. It is, in the matter of cultivating cordial relations with Great ~. Britain, doing exactly what Thomas {Central Hotel Jefferson recommended. Sensible people perceive this, and it is only the emptyheaded demagogues of the Low Demopracy who indulge in John Bull bai and for the reason that they hope to tract a few. unthinking voters to th standard by their unwise and un ranted policy. With-the two great, English speaking nations standing sidé by side in a com. . {i munity ‘of interest and purpose, whid is the only alliance possible, they Anglacize and Americanize the habitable globe. AN EXAMPLE IN SUBJUGATION, [3 ‘he fearful Bryanites are assuring the . S*® American people that the maintenance of such a standing army as the Republican administration desires constitutes }Giem militarism and, in the langnage of the Kansas city platform, means, ‘Oonquest abroad and intimidation and oppression at home.”’ If it does the world is our oyster. ing army be increased to 76,000 men, fally half of which will have ‘to be maintained in the Philippine islands, leaving 88,000 for purposes of intimidation and oppression at-home. The American people are the hardest ‘people in: the world to intimidate, and oppress, and it is reasonable to assume thatan American soldier can conquor *{as many Asiatics, Africans and other lowly peoples abroad as he ‘can’ oppress and. intimidate i his own people at home. ~ “Now gomes the aettniieeteiae the subjugation. If 38,009 American soldiers can oppress and intimidate 80: millions of American citizens, oné American sol. dier can oppress and intimidate 2,105 American citizeus. And-if one American soldier can oppress andintimidate site 9/105 Ameriean citizens, ke can conquor te and: subjugate 2,105 “Asiatios, Africans Kis AEVADA CITY; Ice. o or bthér lowly peoplesof the earth. ‘Thérefore an American army of 175,000, bent on conquest abroad, could re@uce all China to subjugation. An army of 126,000could bring all Africa, pre Catco to the cape, under the stars ‘atid stripes. “Anda detatchment of 20,400. could = conquor South“ America ‘rom Panama ‘to Patigonia. In short, ‘vith half as many men in 2rnis as were ‘pustercd into’service to put down the sbeliion we soGe make N¢rth and yuth*Amé and Africa ours, to ihe dedicated to liberty und equality and an undisputed reign of law. Of conrse this is ‘all nonsense, but 80 Ty the . ‘contention of the fearful Deek ngs or oppress the ode ie 4 fe a. the easier boys . of chromic cases ros attempt it, which they would rae eee time : This extract is but another bit of oni ; d . dence to_show ‘that the reak Jefferson-. $8.00 to bes to workthrough beina hurt accidentThe war department at Washington , is understood as desiring that the stand, standiug army of 100,. FOR’ STATE: SENATOR, Third Senatorial District. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as the regular Republican nominee for State Senator. . FOR ASSEM BLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby annouced as a candidate for}. the Assembly from Nevada county. HEALTH iq AND auf panesodmomies For Five Cents Per Day . WILL PAY, according t6 the hazard of oceu pation, from a week, when un PAY, if. you are accidentally killed Ares a week, when you are gts anos Bier tumapel ex E deot nnd bamda $186.00 to $431 00. or Protection members uw; ng life memberahip fee and Saeco of per month. LIFE INSURANCE. ues couse polivtes os of $5000 in case of death, and i ipor me so00 r week for soathon’ and sickalso a ear uw oy, payin fio at darth or sido a at aE gee lb peane: it per week for accident of sickness. iF INSURED, cannot . sole disabled ihe Lh ay Mut 1 hog 2 Life Insurance, paypee at yous f ep when you ay ee poet Asegciation is Pr Wetiek Eeocintion in ea ih eposits ates b the. fans moar, wh which, sets of Galt. aan an ~ Sadteas eae its protection. to ite Reliable Agents Wanted. ‘Write +L. M. SHETTERLEY, + “ree and General Manager. by San Francisco. Cal: STARKEY & PALEN’S Trealnen by ‘Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa FroRB Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery, ‘Catarrh, Taster fever, Debilit , ‘ Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND ALL core and Nervous Disorders [RE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENDINE Canaan Oxygen baer nga” thatof Drs $tarkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of he elements of nh mee and Nitrogen MaGNRETpreyed dthe compound is so condensed and ade portable thatit itis sent all ayer the world. “tt has been in use for more than twenty years ds of patients have been treated, and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommend ded it—ave signiticant fact. drugs do, by creating ri See —t Seeet aioe rise to » hoat ofi sy gp and fhe names of our RT mars concoctio: 5s; Bi fied Bae bein! elsewhere or by — poand att ay . Seat ACTIO Bip Ox ras vook of Will be io Palen, w ieneiree te tos mation as to this Se weak erate fae Sbandomed to die b fae by other phye maied F eee . ACCIDENT . =i. INSURANCE . Mutual -Aid Associa tiop . business here 49 years, Building. Houses —ON THE— Installment Pian. And we are still at it.; your contract, THE HOME’ MARKET 4 Is always with you; stay with it. We have been’in the lamber and expect to: be here many. years more as-we have .an‘almost inexhaustible supply of :timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of . Oall and leart? our terms before letting oe & D. MARSH. ae o' nly CHEAPEST FR SALE LEADING DEALE ‘AdJORDAN MAN 7.LOUs< at B53! « en All Material for GIVE US . Aad Dp gnerriEL> » “ENGLAND SS: CS ta Insist’ upon ving the Jor dan “AAAI Cutlery only. 7Don't be a Clam’’and take tate because a little cheaper The best al ways costs lees in theend, For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading ; > NGS JRER , ate EX. & EF. Ls. COOPER .) Will Furnish you Your New. Home A CALL. Good Bamber jat reasonable rates. ees —= Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. yie YOUR PLUMBING DOME ? ME TENS AS MS NS MS MS MS AS Te If not don’t fail tocali on N. F. HOWELL Plumber, PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, ite «/Limes “. Lemons Oranges .7. bananas TH Tegler’s Candy. Pactory. " ‘wes 3 _ Peerless Saloon. Hts bd Sewing a Need praenn nm from Chas, ° ie pared tofurnish to my customers the — Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars, old friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W, RICH. ED, T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. All m who call: ner. Beds, Lo Mattresses, Chai hig sigde auer and M MADE AS GOOD ‘AS NEW: ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG 4ND CARPETS LAID. Come and see me when in this i EB. T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. betw: B d C > "fev mae Cle, weer road and Commercial, In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new quarters on Com— . eae on oe invite Fon their Momeni . patrous see. them. make it a point to serve the finest beands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks * a Specialty. ‘ MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. _ AVB a first-class Store adjot : paneetigeae Pia “ort fac want anything free of ; wate ghgrae end the

Boies © Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, 4 * a'*tesh mile ¥ Maria Grimes, Store. pReTS ae to-arrange stock, Will open. caesar August 25th. st ” os ia " PaMous <> g Le $31 H OEP MONARCH, OF OAKLAND, “Having this day" purchased the stock consisting of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, “Shoes, Quilts, Blankets,. Trunks; Valises, also aacen test Will, Etce., from Mra. t we will sell. THE ENTIRE ‘sTrock AT EXACTLY ° ALE PRICE t “RATFORD, Tanager 2 Come early; come all’ We will make this one of the largest and grandest sales Nevada City vever had D. HYMAN, Of. Oakland, Manager. P.s Binedheens Motto! : “Phe Monarch: Always theiCneapest. “ane ‘ASttbclens you will vant some Shoes’ for*the¢hildren. ‘We have-them-—good fitters, good" wearers ‘and “moderate prices: Also'as fine ‘a ‘selection’ of Ladies’ “men’s shoes as cam be ‘found bicadpihere ‘Prices as low as “the' lowest for the ‘Game grade of “Shoes, :” Cali” and’’ see” for ‘yourselves. “No” trouble show ' our’ Shoes: ‘Repairing © neatly done, Rion 8s: LEWwIs, ‘Prop’s. o. ARCHITECTS AND: BUIEDERS. oul tin’ ~eradketdc Woodwark ot alll kinds; Office and Store Fixtures, aaa is House-Trithming, Faney Grill Workda: Specialty, é veto nts of not to inserted under this ete Rete, ni moat Lost. ‘The naturalization papers’ of of ‘Wilhelms Camer, his homestead papers.and plat. of ‘township 17'N,'a smal tharked’ ‘0. KE. 1Hill, some papers and accounts against John Nettleship, and accounts of .C. Galaith: The finder will please ‘return to Guo, Grisszt. se 6-lw. New Bootblack Stand. *Wroth iow on the: bootblack stand can be *outid inside thé’ Nation&tBarber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly, It “will be in charge of au experienced polisher. Wm. WaLTERS _PFoprietor. * © For Sale. Grait, alfalfa and first crop of alfalfa hay, ‘Wi A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. House and Lot For Sale. 4 7room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and ¢garriagé room, ‘All modérn im provements and abath. Apply to GEO, A GRAY. na ee. ' Lost. : Aliver and white pointer dog. ' Answers to name .fOmo. Informationas.to wherea-bouts will be abanktnilg received by Gro. Downey, a 30-tf For Sale. bow is offered for’ saleei Rush Coeek: ~“‘sl-lw Situation Wanted: —By a lady todo light house woFK.“"Sinall wages. App’y at office of Union Hotel. a6. Enquire of Ben . thing useful. Good second-hand machines from $5.00 up. All makes of machines repaired and parts kept in stock, Of flee at Boyey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. Nevada a5-tf Rl oo ov any work oPthlg port that 200 may esd RICE & LEWIS, f seeeeneetntnereeeetnrenipitd anes eg NaC ’ B W. ScHTUDT, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern‘Womes { 5 Voters ame bese ‘vote at the Fall Election, If not registered before during the: year 1900 mi register by Office or o one 5 of the Regis-. 'teting Deputies. eat stration at once,in order to »jexpedité the work. FL Li. roe ager 4 “Kounty’ Clerk. ak LBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, and gentle] tol i. on ‘Aik waters cides to}, . “CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. fag It. is important that _jvoters sliould’ apply for RegPins RO Pe Cal ‘YHoore ie Nevada City Grass Valley . *PHOTOGRAPHS «a -® @ THAT PLEASE I frame ‘all kinds of pictures . Malia ekeanrd setgenetit. “ALVA BS. MORGAN, PRED O. wotr ‘Morgan & Wolf, “Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. ee »Meeth Extracted Without Pain. 4 Office Ho urs—9 to 12 4. u., and 1to5 P.M: : s REOPENED. ‘John ecu -* Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. 25 CENTS 253 and 50 CENTS MEALS, . ROOMS, = nae! be A share of the public patronage is solic ited. . Our Customers “Take the Cake” : : Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. be sure and gét your H. CLOVELAND. Propo. ; {cer ace! daily to . ete Scone” Brome sryioe RAN &-ARBOGAST, Eke sagt abate Sie Raaaoe BROS. Proprietors of the , AGENTS FOT WIELAND BEER. ,. ia Nevada City” ne eal Se fees on ailoriors. a If you go td the Piente Grass’'Valley Soda’ Works ‘ fuatocraéy that THOMAS JEFFERSON AND, OHM BULL. At @ time: when ‘a pretended Demas . tacy is periodically plunging itself: inte paroxysms of Anglo-phobia it is . freshing: to stumble across a. co: ‘. }sense Democrat who.takes a’ commag sense View of Anglo-American rela» tions. Thomas Jefferson was a comp‘mon* sense Democrat, with: a native im clination toward French disquisition ag things. politic and economic, but hig patriotism so surpassed his favoritiag, that he did not permit his. French ig. sHinations to. obsoure his good judgmeng or put him in an attitude of hostility te Great Britain. © . } Ina letter to President Monro-, ddte@ October 24, 1828, he wrote: “Greag Britain is the nation which can ‘do us the most harm of any one orall on earth, and with her on our side we need nog fear the whole world. With her,.then, we should most sedulonsly cherish @ cordial friendship and nothing would tend more to knit onr affections than to be fighting once more, side by side, in the same cause. Yet. I wonld not purchase even her amity at the since taking part in her wars.”’ : ian party in this republic is the Republican party. It is, in the matter of cultivating cordial relations with Great ~. Britain, doing exactly what Thomas {Central Hotel Jefferson recommended. Sensible people perceive this, and it is only the emptyheaded demagogues of the Low Demopracy who indulge in John Bull bai and for the reason that they hope to tract a few. unthinking voters to th standard by their unwise and un ranted policy. With-the two great, English speaking nations standing sidé by side in a com. . {i munity ‘of interest and purpose, whid is the only alliance possible, they Anglacize and Americanize the habitable globe. AN EXAMPLE IN SUBJUGATION, [3 ‘he fearful Bryanites are assuring the . S*® American people that the maintenance of such a standing army as the Republican administration desires constitutes }Giem militarism and, in the langnage of the Kansas city platform, means, ‘Oonquest abroad and intimidation and oppression at home.”’ If it does the world is our oyster. ing army be increased to 76,000 men, fally half of which will have ‘to be maintained in the Philippine islands, leaving 88,000 for purposes of intimidation and oppression at-home. The American people are the hardest ‘people in: the world to intimidate, and oppress, and it is reasonable to assume thatan American soldier can conquor *{as many Asiatics, Africans and other lowly peoples abroad as he ‘can’ oppress and. intimidate i his own people at home. ~ “Now gomes the aettniieeteiae the subjugation. If 38,009 American soldiers can oppress and intimidate 80: millions of American citizens, oné American sol. dier can oppress and intimidate 2,105 American citizeus. And-if one American soldier can oppress andintimidate site 9/105 Ameriean citizens, ke can conquor te and: subjugate 2,105 “Asiatios, Africans Kis AEVADA CITY; Ice. o or bthér lowly peoplesof the earth. ‘Thérefore an American army of 175,000, bent on conquest abroad, could re@uce all China to subjugation. An army of 126,000could bring all Africa, pre Catco to the cape, under the stars ‘atid stripes. “Anda detatchment of 20,400. could = conquor South“ America ‘rom Panama ‘to Patigonia. In short,

‘vith half as many men in 2rnis as were ‘pustercd into’service to put down the sbeliion we soGe make N¢rth and yuth*Amé and Africa ours, to ihe dedicated to liberty und equality and an undisputed reign of law. Of conrse this is ‘all nonsense, but 80 Ty the . ‘contention of the fearful Deek ngs or oppress the ode ie 4 fe a. the easier boys . of chromic cases ros attempt it, which they would rae eee time : This extract is but another bit of oni ; d . dence to_show ‘that the reak Jefferson-. $8.00 to bes to workthrough beina hurt accidentThe war department at Washington , is understood as desiring that the stand, standiug army of 100,.. FOR’ STATE: SENATOR, Third Senatorial District. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as the regular Republican nominee for State Senator. . FOR ASSEM BLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby annouced as a candidate for}. the Assembly from Nevada county. HEALTH iq AND auf panesodmomies For Five Cents Per Day . WILL PAY, according t6 the hazard of oceu pation, from a week, when un PAY, if. you are accidentally killed Ares a week, when you are gts anos Bier tumapel ex E deot nnd bamda $186.00 to $431 00. or Protection members uw; ng life memberahip fee and Saeco of per month. LIFE INSURANCE. ues couse polivtes os of $5000 in case of death, and i ipor me so00 r week for soathon’ and sickalso a ear uw oy, payin fio at darth or sido a at aE gee lb peane: it per week for accident of sickness. iF INSURED, cannot . sole disabled ihe Lh ay Mut 1 hog 2 Life Insurance, paypee at yous f ep when you ay ee poet Asegciation is Pr Wetiek Eeocintion in ea ih eposits ates b the. fans moar, wh which, sets of Galt. aan an ~ Sadteas eae its protection. to ite Reliable Agents Wanted. ‘Write +L. M. SHETTERLEY, + “ree and General Manager. by San Francisco. Cal: STARKEY & PALEN’S Trealnen by ‘Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa FroRB Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery, ‘Catarrh, Taster fever, Debilit , ‘ Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND ALL core and Nervous Disorders [RE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENDINE Canaan Oxygen baer nga” thatof Drs $tarkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of he elements of nh mee and Nitrogen MaGNRETpreyed dthe compound is so condensed and ade portable thatit itis sent all ayer the world. “tt has been in use for more than twenty years ds of patients have been treated, and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommend ded it—ave signiticant fact. drugs do, by creating ri See —t Seeet aioe rise to » hoat ofi sy gp and fhe names of our RT mars concoctio: 5s; Bi fied Bae bein! elsewhere or by — poand att ay . Seat ACTIO Bip Ox ras vook of Will be io Palen, w ieneiree te tos mation as to this Se weak erate fae Sbandomed to die b fae by other phye maied F eee . ACCIDENT . =i. INSURANCE . Mutual -Aid Associa tiop . business here 49 years, Building. Houses —ON THE— Installment Pian. And we are still at it.; your contract, THE HOME’ MARKET 4 Is always with you; stay with it. We have been’in the lamber and expect to: be here many. years more as-we have .an‘almost inexhaustible supply of :timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of . Oall and leart? our terms before letting oe & D. MARSH. ae o' nly CHEAPEST FR SALE LEADING DEALE ‘AdJORDAN MAN 7.LOUs< at B53! « en All Material for GIVE US . Aad Dp gnerriEL> » “ENGLAND SS: CS ta Insist’ upon ving the Jor dan “AAAI Cutlery only. 7Don't be a Clam’’and take tate because a little cheaper The best al ways costs lees in theend, For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading ; > NGS JRER , ate EX. & EF. Ls. COOPER .) Will Furnish you Your New. Home A CALL. Good Bamber jat reasonable rates. ees —= Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. yie YOUR PLUMBING DOME ? ME TENS AS MS NS MS MS MS AS Te If not don’t fail tocali on N. F. HOWELL Plumber, PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, ite «/Limes “. Lemons Oranges .7. bananas TH Tegler’s Candy. Pactory. " ‘wes 3 _ Peerless Saloon. Hts bd Sewing a Need praenn nm from Chas, ° ie pared tofurnish to my customers the — Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars, old friends and all the new ones will be treated ina courteous manHENRY W, RICH. ED, T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. All m who call: ner. Beds, Lo Mattresses, Chai hig sigde auer and M MADE AS GOOD ‘AS NEW: ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG 4ND CARPETS LAID. Come and see me when in this i EB. T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. betw: B d C > "fev mae Cle, weer road and Commercial, In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new quarters on Com— . eae on oe invite Fon their Momeni . patrous see. them. make it a point to serve the finest beands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks * a Specialty. ‘ MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. New Fruit and Vegetable Store, YEE LEE & CO. _ AVB a first-class Store adjot : paneetigeae Pia “ort fac want anything free of ; wate ghgrae end the