September 22, 1900 (4 pages)

said eR = s itis Cai, tivo 2” * wu y vy et, NY~ 1635 orks, ie of 1 day vents *.very Imus iateecreio. 18. ment y ot tised ment DAY, . » dets of rder Re ry. 30. reg Or :d to and ‘UESry. ‘isco, btd. * regooned ay of from . y, the ry. cisco, 2i-td —LOnese, volar : Gold ay of ‘nm as share stock e the ie We r the iste, = pepe aon inléss a the. »ffice, AY, to. * ether es of y. oants ANY® iness, orks, meetd on ts pel ck o: ly in ry, at Zomshall uber, d for ment . the lelinats of a 7 Beoteuane wees = ypesessceaecess Sava, Seesee gee ae we ao”. Ht fis o ite SD nt a,af adary. ee ee sere »” P piel our testimonials New Fruit and Vegetable Store. UNION MARKET, aren onal’ Son ~— COLLEY + (= Prop’s. maura mdb tdsore ace YEE. hse & CO. bea Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., book et niga ea to 4. y Drs, Barker 4 Hiatt LB WHE Sie OF an « onoven. satis i emia Si, te . vanarceataeetecereos oro Popular Public . Taste “Hams, Beces . don Su ryetctax be , Sete dpliveced tree ot obavee, jgharae ,and the ied : BOVEY’ BROS. Broad Street. . We have them—good fitters, good wearers and moderate tion of Ladies’. and gentlemen’s shoes as can be found “anywhere. Prices as low. as the lowest for the same grade of shoes. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show our Shoes. Repairing neatly done. PLAZA PLANING MILL.. : ‘RIOM é& LEWIS, Prop’s. : ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS we 4* Grackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store’Fixtures, Turning, House-Trim 40: CENTS: A> WEEK = toe ve Lines in for 50 cents month. onal line Bott ts a week os pa copes month. New Bootblack Stagd. Brom now. on the. bootblack stand cati be und inside the National Barber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly. It willbe imeharge of au experienced polisher. Ww. WaLrerg proprietor. For Sale; Grain, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, ‘W. A. CREPS, Erle, ete’ ‘county, California. House and Lot Por Sale, it room hand with both gas and electric lights; barn and improvements and «# bath. Apply to GEO. A bc: ae au 31-tf Lost. . A liver and white pointer dog, Answers to name of Umo, . Information as to’ where: a bouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey, a 30-tf For Sale. A fresh milch cow is offered’ for sale cheap. ‘Bnquiré of Ben Rose, Rush Coeek. — 1-1w ‘By a lady to do light bowse work. Small ‘wages. Apply at office of Union Hotel. ab. Singer, Sewing Machines Sold ang rented on easy terms, or will exhhange. for wood, hay, grain or any thing useful. Good second-hand. machines from$5.00 up, All makes of machines, repaired and parts kept in stock. Of kK floe at Bovey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St, GEO. W. KEKES; sole agent for Nevada eounty, * a5-tf House and Lot For Sale. My property. on. Washington street, just on ofthe city limits, is offered for sale} at a bargsin. New. house, good well, fruit trees. pias sell on acéount of sickness.” Ap ply: W J. Evans, Nevada City, ‘P. ©, Box 90, 3 _ §20-Im, House and Lot for Sale. Hard, finished house; in fine condition, six rooms and pantry, and large wood cellar, situatsd“on Orchard Street, Nevada City, with or without ravine lot, for sale. Engu ire at Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. oie 4 10-2m —EE=== ED. T,. “CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. —_ Beds, Lou Mattresses, Chai ete., made over ani MADE AS GOOD AS NEW: ALL ‘KINDS: OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND © CARPETS LAID. Come and open: when this ine want anything ELT. ‘CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, Nevada tose : GEO. "RICHARDSON, stim * es ou any work of this sort that you may need.: o [age py RICE: Ge LEwis, é : Saokamanro Sr., NENADA CiTy. I INT SE Naa Cor room. All moderu}* jup to dearer ming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Médern Homes Notice All persons —s to vote atthe And. doubtless you: will ‘want. -some Shoes for the children. ‘prices. Also as fine: a selec-. To Voters > ® THAT PLEASE -I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. : ~ THE Mle know: on application. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts © Week, ADVERTISING RATES WHIR OF THE WHEEL. ALVAH N, MORGAN. PRED 0. WOLF Morgan & Wolf, Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. ‘Office Ho urs—9 to 12 A.M, and 1to 5. u. Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, + Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has Fall Election, If not registered before_. must register by . during the year 1GOO).wooms been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort, MEALS, .= 25 CENTS ° 25 and 50 CENTS A share of the public patronage is solic. ited. Cor. Bread and Union Streets. f September 26th, 1900. Transfers can be made October 11, 1900, By application to Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D-puties. fs It is important that! ‘voters should apply. ‘for Registration at once, in order to expedite the work, F. L, ARBOGAST, County. Clerk. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, P 3 H u 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Gui Customers “Take the Cake” se ae THE REVADA CITY ICE C0. Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their Sxnowledge. Af you go to the Picnic beaure and get your CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. THE POPULAR. H. CLOVELAND, Preo. ICE! ICE! Is prepared to serve Ice daily to all parts of vown. Prompt ay. ro vie ve your. orders CORCORAN & ARBOGAST, FoR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysen ment Asthma, fever, 4D aL HANSEN [Grass Valley Soda Works mill pay al talon BROS. Proprietors of the AGENTS FOT WIBLAND BEER. Gar =. Ondgee tor be in Nayvada thal 4 : ers for rsapar: ph ., Promptly attended to. W hone Soe patees eu allorders Valley. Chronic and Nervous Disorders GENUINE it, that of Drs ic adjustment of itrogen MA@NETTs ORIGINAL AyD ONLY id Palen, is a scien the elements of Oxygen and. over la Thee New Saloon! Have raoved iatot merci: ti to and see them. patrous to call. and see. tham. . Wines, Liquors and Cigars ;. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. MAITLAND BROS, now quarters on Cows ag les Bee w brands of al street and All kinds of Mixed Drinks a-Speciaity. pensive hat Mrs. Gay has on! widow)—This_is a terrible affliction, farmer quietly watched: a -wheelman lose.control of his mount-and go over a wall. machine and all,-and then remarked: ‘Well, well! And so ey can make them leapnow!” The very latest thing which has been attempted is a game of billiards on bicycles, Two Chicago gentlemen played a game of billiards whilst mounted on bicycles. it is stated that the stakes were £500 a side, and the ‘rules expressly forbade either player to rest his machine against anything whilst making his stroke. The largest bicycle ever built wasthe product of an American concern, and was built for advertising purposes. The framework was made of six-inch tubing. The wheels had a circumference, of 45 feet. and were fitted with singlé-tube tires 18 inches in diameter. Half a dozen men could readily find room on the gigantic saddle. Some time ago we chronicled thecase of the young man who nearly Killed himself by endeavoring to ride 365 successive.centuries,.one each day. Another fool has assumed the mantle. He proposes to ride 100 miles a day for an entire year—or until he collapses. There is no way of restraining suth fellows; they must learn in the school of experience, like all other fools. It is probable that no further attempt will be made to import foreign cycling champions to this country; . Their experiences have not been very pleasant, = as they are outclassed by our own riders. Many will doubtless come in the future. but not under the management of any of the associations. Hereafter, the foreign riders ‘will pay their own expenses. IN THE § STORE WINDOWS. Many fancy colored straw hats. «Modern and antique rugs at special prices, : New cheviot shirt waists in man-like goods. Boleros of heavy black, white or cream lace. Washable habutais in all weaves and shades. A profusion of nets for millinery trimmings. Poplin mixtures and two-toned granite suitings. Broche bayadere striped and checked gingbams. Peking chiffonettes in all showing cluster cords. Ombre taffetas with satin stripes and dots interwoven. Special aisle-table sales of sterling Silver toilet articles. colors SRE ALE SCENTS SRN Se NE ea eee een The: Trish Cyclist says that an. old Prish Hole One Hundred Sunny Rooms, EST. IN 1 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, FOR — er John : Tyrrell cumometd the Ascembly from Nevada county. FOR SUPERVISOR, Ficet District. W. H. Martin Or Nevada Olty, te hereby snnounoed Seneattnntine ‘First District, comrising Nevada Townshi Election Tusedey, November 6, 1900. FOR STATE SENATOR, Third District. H. L. Moody. the Benes bt e senttoae ek State Benator from the abled District. Election: November pie Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Heary Metzenbangher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, . repapered and newly: furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to-no Hotel in this part of the State. Aud Latge Moderna Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stagus and Busses. Venetian tailofed suits with the new, tucked sheer materials. Soft-finished organdies in @n inexhaustible range of patterns. Fancy ribbon belts with various forms of buckles attached. Broad displays of new ginghams representing all the best designs. Printed piques in various combinations of white and some color. Many brilliant golf capes in shades of red and new blues, plaid lined. Many dotted crepons of light weight in gray and beige shades only.—Dry Goods Economist. one. When birds sleep on the wing they; use feather beds. Uniess the hotel guests put up the landlord must shut up. An apt quotation is sometimes better . 9% example of the manufacturer and consumer, Probably the weather has something the fool things men say when they are in love. It takes a genius to compel himself to like the disagreeable tasks he has to perform. short, pointed jacket. HEALTH teynd-toed, masculine-looking boote AND for women's wear. . Wash shirt waists made ‘of finely ACCIDENT v . fidelity WILL PAY. ma BITS OF WIT. Sip Rese cae fabs ery rt. Whe life of a cloak model i is a trying} %, both feet snd fands, § pag he come upor raeeM Kw Poe PRES es in case of death; and ees, we $10.0 ede ts pie genie and sic oar. paying thar an oviginal remark, cy Redpeaes Z8 or id at, Codfish balls are not barred in ChiIF INSU cago social circkes during Lent. You cannot I your when you ; Te tii acol A poet and a stove form a practical Aid Association Is Pre gmloentiy tke H to do with the madness of the March of G an ple one Dee whieh, togeth med certificate an absolute ar hare. antee of the solidity of its on ite Women are foolish if they believe) jembers. _INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day. hazard of ocou @ week, when un a through batee hurt accident. you: are accidentally killed 7a when you are $5.00 life mown bed od fee and dues 0} per month, LIFE. INSURANCE, ation in United cash with the States 96,000.00 on deposits Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. M, SHETTERLEY, + + raped Geepeliacaee., From an actor's standpoint an encore indicates that one good turn deserves another. io “ Happiness may resemble either a} mountain or a molehill. It depends on the distance you are from it. The Green-Eyed Monster. Mrs. Church—What a lovely and ex-Mrs. Pughe—I wonder how many oaths it cost her husband.—Brooklyn E. W. SCHIIIDT, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent tate cs saa al LEADING CIGAR DEALER, . Nevads City Ca eeeesesvesens Ip stock ‘Life. A Silver Lining. ‘Consoling Friend (to weeping young but it might have been much worse. Widow—Yes; the loss is covered by insurance.—N. Y. World. Livery and Feed Stable. ' NATIONAL ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention gi given to i a ether so much.—Tit-Bits, \ eS eA ree -Genuine Appreciation. eustomers. Maggie (to her stepfather, who, is very popular with the children)—Oh, I Stables oy All Night. ‘wish you had been here when our pepa. poot of BroadBStrest, Nevada City. was alive. You would have liked each Telept No. 73. 'W. T. LARSON,-: Prop’r. All Material for THE HOME. MARKET Is always with you ; Stay with it. We have been, in the lambe business here 49 years, and expect to be here Many years more as we have an afmost inexhaustible supply of timber in thie neighborhood. We have made a success of : f AJAJORDAN MANUFACTURER Re STLOUIg a Nb'< SHEFFIELD Ls Building Houses —ON THE— or — satic by announced Installment Plan, eta Bonne. a & And — at ft. Call and learn our terms before letting FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, aaletae : ahi . M. L. & D. MARSH. FE. M. Rutherford isles Gen 4 ving the Jor Is beanies 88 a candidate for . . oxplateaate Cutlery only. Don't be « Clam’’and take m tute because a f little cheaper mH The Lest a 4. ways costs less in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading 3alare, Ex. Bz E. Kas coornr Will Furnish you Your New Home estou THE INSTALLMENT PLAN a If'so, go to the Star ‘Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Will be kept open day and night. Oysters in. any.style. Short. orders a specialty. Meals at All Hours—Day or Night. NOs. ‘Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. d AD YOUR PLUMBING DOME ? MS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS NS If not don’t fail to oak on NN. F. HOWELL t. Expert oon Plumber. ‘PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS pa PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, 3 Limes Lemons Oran ges Bananas The Best Liquors, ae The E Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can-always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a cee ae All the favorite brands ae ot Watkins nand,such as be Pome Taplon,” eae! “Oscar a . Me tin Hi Wa. J. Sritiand,, Tegler’s Candy Factory GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Do You Want pete ein Peerless Saloon. H4uae EORCAeeD Phas POPULAR oon from * pared tofurnish to ay "sustomeed, eee Finest Wines. oh Liquors and Cigars, —_— All my oid friends and all th who call wi ill be treated ina dourteons. anne ner. HENRY W. RICH. NEW YORK HOTEL. « BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. eee Proprietor MeNT—A home-like in. one of the usen City. Fifty THE TABLE is not Pasvod in “ape for variety, cook king ‘and id service, carat ste (FIRST-CLASS he. es Ete. Vente Mixed Drinks. a fem uperord NEW MANACEM situa pleasautest portions of th Rice rooms; electric lights t gone the county for the. money. THE COTFAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Hon attained a standard of excellénce whichad oe of no superior. It contains every improvement _ inventive genius, skill and money can produc These excelient Organs are Celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variet of com bination, artistic design, beauty in fin rfect construction, making them the most ate ve, ornamental Sa desirabie organs for 9 schools, chur ages. societies, etc ONEOU, ISHED REPOTAT! UNEQUA D FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, _ COMBINED, MAKE THis THE POPULAR ORGAN, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS Oatalogues and Price Lista on application, Address—Chicago, Illinois, C. H: HARRISON, DEALBR IZ Ail Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco ae The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Towa, -C. H. HARRISON, SROAD STREBT. Ovp. Rosenberg Bro. TERE WASHINGTON,” o. moderate. Best accommodations fa sar

said eR = s itis Cai, tivo 2” * wu y vy et, NY~ 1635 orks, ie of 1 day vents *.very Imus iateecreio. 18. ment y ot tised ment DAY, . » dets of rder Re ry. 30. reg Or :d to and ‘UESry. ‘isco, btd. * regooned ay of from . y, the ry. cisco, 2i-td —LOnese, volar : Gold ay of ‘nm as share stock e the ie We r the iste, = pepe aon inléss a the.. »ffice, AY, to. * ether es of y. oants ANY® iness, orks, meetd on ts pel ck o: ly in ry, at Zomshall uber, d for ment . the lelinats of a 7 Beoteuane wees = ypesessceaecess Sava, Seesee gee ae we ao”. Ht fis o ite SD nt a,af adary. ee ee sere »” P piel our testimonials New Fruit and Vegetable Store. UNION MARKET, aren onal’ Son ~— COLLEY + (= Prop’s. maura mdb tdsore ace YEE. hse & CO. bea Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., book et niga ea to 4. y Drs, Barker 4 Hiatt LB WHE Sie OF an « onoven. satis i emia Si, te . vanarceataeetecereos oro Popular Public . Taste “Hams, Beces . don Su ryetctax be , Sete dpliveced tree ot obavee, jgharae ,and the ied : BOVEY’ BROS. Broad Street. . We have them—good fitters, good wearers and moderate tion of Ladies’. and gentlemen’s shoes as can be found “anywhere. Prices as low. as the lowest for the same grade of shoes. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show our Shoes. Repairing neatly done. PLAZA PLANING MILL... : ‘RIOM é& LEWIS, Prop’s. : ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS we 4* Grackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store’Fixtures, Turning, House-Trim 40: CENTS: A> WEEK = toe ve Lines in for 50 cents month. onal line Bott ts a week os pa copes month. New Bootblack Stagd. Brom now. on the. bootblack stand cati be und inside the National Barber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly. It willbe imeharge of au experienced polisher. Ww. WaLrerg proprietor. For Sale; Grain, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, ‘W. A. CREPS, Erle, ete’ ‘county, California. House and Lot Por Sale, it room hand with both gas and electric lights; barn and improvements and «# bath. Apply to GEO. A bc: ae au 31-tf Lost. . A liver and white pointer dog, Answers to name of Umo, . Information as to’ where: a bouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey, a 30-tf For Sale. A fresh milch cow is offered’ for sale cheap. ‘Bnquiré of Ben Rose, Rush Coeek. — 1-1w ‘By a lady to do light bowse work. Small ‘wages. Apply at office of Union Hotel. ab. Singer, Sewing Machines Sold ang rented on easy terms, or will exhhange. for wood, hay, grain or any thing useful. Good second-hand. machines from$5.00 up, All makes of machines, repaired and parts kept in stock. Of kK floe at Bovey Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St, GEO. W. KEKES; sole agent for Nevada eounty, * a5-tf House and Lot For Sale. My property. on. Washington street, just on ofthe city limits, is offered for sale} at a bargsin. New. house, good well, fruit trees. pias sell on acéount of sickness.” Ap ply: W J. Evans, Nevada City, ‘P. ©, Box 90, 3 _ §20-Im, House and Lot for Sale. Hard, finished house; in fine condition, six rooms and pantry, and large wood cellar, situatsd“on Orchard Street, Nevada City, with or without ravine lot, for sale. Engu ire at Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. oie 4 10-2m —EE=== ED. T,. “CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. —_ Beds, Lou Mattresses, Chai ete., made over ani MADE AS GOOD AS NEW: ALL ‘KINDS: OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND © CARPETS LAID. Come and open: when this ine want anything ELT. ‘CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, Nevada tose : GEO. "RICHARDSON, stim * es ou any work of this sort that you may need.: o [age py RICE: Ge LEwis, é : Saokamanro Sr., NENADA CiTy. I INT SE Naa Cor room.. All moderu}* jup to dearer ming, Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Médern Homes Notice All persons —s to vote atthe And. doubtless you: will ‘want. -some Shoes for the children. ‘prices. Also as fine: a selec-. To Voters > ® THAT PLEASE -I frame all kinds of pictures with artistic judgment. : ~ THE Mle know: on application. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts © Week, ADVERTISING RATES WHIR OF THE WHEEL. ALVAH N, MORGAN. PRED 0. WOLF Morgan & Wolf, Dentists. Broad Street, Nevada City. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. ‘Office Ho urs—9 to 12 A.M, and 1to 5. u. Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, + Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has Fall Election, If not registered before_. must register by . during the year 1GOO).wooms been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort, MEALS, .= 25 CENTS ° 25 and 50 CENTS A share of the public patronage is solic. ited. Cor. Bread and Union Streets. f September 26th, 1900. Transfers can be made October 11, 1900, By application to Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D-puties. fs It is important that! ‘voters should apply. ‘for Registration at once, in order to expedite the work, F. L, ARBOGAST, County. Clerk. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, P 3 H u 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Gui Customers “Take the Cake” se ae THE REVADA CITY ICE C0. Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of it and share their Sxnowledge. Af you go to the Picnic beaure and get your CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETC. THE POPULAR. H. CLOVELAND, Preo. ICE! ICE! Is prepared to serve Ice daily to all parts of vown. Prompt ay. ro vie ve your. orders CORCORAN & ARBOGAST, FoR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysen ment Asthma, fever, 4D aL HANSEN [Grass Valley Soda Works mill pay al talon BROS. Proprietors of the AGENTS FOT WIBLAND BEER. Gar =. Ondgee tor be in Nayvada thal 4 : ers for rsapar: ph ., Promptly attended to. W hone Soe patees eu allorders Valley. Chronic and Nervous Disorders GENUINE it, that of Drs ic adjustment of itrogen MA@NETTs ORIGINAL AyD ONLY id Palen, is a scien the elements of Oxygen and. over la Thee New Saloon! Have raoved iatot merci: ti to and see them. patrous to call. and see. tham. . Wines, Liquors and Cigars ;. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. MAITLAND BROS, now quarters on Cows ag les Bee w brands of al street and All kinds of Mixed Drinks a-Speciaity. pensive hat Mrs. Gay has on! widow)—This_is a terrible affliction, farmer quietly watched: a -wheelman lose.control of his mount-and go over a wall. machine and all,-and then remarked: ‘Well, well! And so ey can make them leapnow!” The very latest thing which has been attempted is a game of billiards on bicycles, Two Chicago gentlemen played a game of billiards whilst mounted on bicycles. it is stated that the stakes were £500 a side, and the ‘rules expressly forbade either player to rest his machine against anything whilst making his stroke. The largest bicycle ever built wasthe product of an American concern, and was built for advertising purposes.

The framework was made of six-inch tubing. The wheels had a circumference, of 45 feet. and were fitted with singlé-tube tires 18 inches in diameter. Half a dozen men could readily find room on the gigantic saddle. Some time ago we chronicled thecase of the young man who nearly Killed himself by endeavoring to ride 365 successive.centuries,.one each day. Another fool has assumed the mantle. He proposes to ride 100 miles a day for an entire year—or until he collapses. There is no way of restraining suth fellows; they must learn in the school of experience, like all other fools. It is probable that no further attempt will be made to import foreign cycling champions to this country; . Their experiences have not been very pleasant, = as they are outclassed by our own riders. Many will doubtless come in the future. but not under the management of any of the associations. Hereafter, the foreign riders ‘will pay their own expenses. IN THE § STORE WINDOWS. Many fancy colored straw hats. «Modern and antique rugs at special prices, : New cheviot shirt waists in man-like goods. Boleros of heavy black, white or cream lace. Washable habutais in all weaves and shades. A profusion of nets for millinery trimmings. Poplin mixtures and two-toned granite suitings. Broche bayadere striped and checked gingbams. Peking chiffonettes in all showing cluster cords. Ombre taffetas with satin stripes and dots interwoven. Special aisle-table sales of sterling Silver toilet articles. colors SRE ALE SCENTS SRN Se NE ea eee een The: Trish Cyclist says that an. old Prish Hole One Hundred Sunny Rooms, EST. IN 1 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, FOR — er John : Tyrrell cumometd the Ascembly from Nevada county. FOR SUPERVISOR, Ficet District. W. H. Martin Or Nevada Olty, te hereby snnounoed Seneattnntine ‘First District, comrising Nevada Townshi Election Tusedey, November 6, 1900. FOR STATE SENATOR, Third District. H. L. Moody. the Benes bt e senttoae ek State Benator from the abled District. Election: November pie Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Heary Metzenbangher, Prop’r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, . repapered and newly: furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to-no Hotel in this part of the State. Aud Latge Moderna Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stagus and Busses. Venetian tailofed suits with the new, tucked sheer materials. Soft-finished organdies in @n inexhaustible range of patterns. Fancy ribbon belts with various forms of buckles attached. Broad displays of new ginghams representing all the best designs. Printed piques in various combinations of white and some color. Many brilliant golf capes in shades of red and new blues, plaid lined. Many dotted crepons of light weight in gray and beige shades only.—Dry Goods Economist. one. When birds sleep on the wing they; use feather beds. Uniess the hotel guests put up the landlord must shut up. An apt quotation is sometimes better . 9% example of the manufacturer and consumer, Probably the weather has something the fool things men say when they are in love. It takes a genius to compel himself to like the disagreeable tasks he has to perform. short, pointed jacket. HEALTH teynd-toed, masculine-looking boote AND for women's wear. . Wash shirt waists made ‘of finely ACCIDENT v . fidelity WILL PAY. ma BITS OF WIT. Sip Rese cae fabs ery rt. Whe life of a cloak model i is a trying} %, both feet snd fands, § pag he come upor raeeM Kw Poe PRES es in case of death; and ees, we $10.0 ede ts pie genie and sic oar. paying thar an oviginal remark, cy Redpeaes Z8 or id at, Codfish balls are not barred in ChiIF INSU cago social circkes during Lent. You cannot I your when you ; Te tii acol A poet and a stove form a practical Aid Association Is Pre gmloentiy tke H to do with the madness of the March of G an ple one Dee whieh, togeth med certificate an absolute ar hare. antee of the solidity of its on ite Women are foolish if they believe) jembers. _INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day. hazard of ocou @ week, when un a through batee hurt accident. you: are accidentally killed 7a when you are $5.00 life mown bed od fee and dues 0} per month, LIFE. INSURANCE, ation in United cash with the States 96,000.00 on deposits Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.. M, SHETTERLEY, + + raped Geepeliacaee., From an actor's standpoint an encore indicates that one good turn deserves another. io “ Happiness may resemble either a} mountain or a molehill. It depends on the distance you are from it. The Green-Eyed Monster. Mrs. Church—What a lovely and ex-Mrs. Pughe—I wonder how many oaths it cost her husband.—Brooklyn E. W. SCHIIIDT, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent tate cs saa al LEADING CIGAR DEALER, . Nevads City Ca eeeesesvesens Ip stock ‘Life. A Silver Lining. ‘Consoling Friend (to weeping young but it might have been much worse. Widow—Yes; the loss is covered by insurance.—N. Y. World. Livery and Feed Stable. ' NATIONAL ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention gi given to i a ether so much.—Tit-Bits, \ eS eA ree -Genuine Appreciation. eustomers. Maggie (to her stepfather, who, is very popular with the children)—Oh, I Stables oy All Night. ‘wish you had been here when our pepa. poot of BroadBStrest, Nevada City. was alive. You would have liked each Telept No. 73. 'W. T. LARSON,-: Prop’r. All Material for THE HOME. MARKET Is always with you ; Stay with it. We have been, in the lambe business here 49 years, and expect to be here Many years more as we have an afmost inexhaustible supply of timber in thie neighborhood. We have made a success of : f AJAJORDAN MANUFACTURER Re STLOUIg a Nb'< SHEFFIELD Ls Building Houses —ON THE— or — satic by announced Installment Plan, eta Bonne. a & And — at ft. Call and learn our terms before letting FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, aaletae : ahi . M. L. & D. MARSH. FE. M. Rutherford isles Gen 4 ving the Jor Is beanies 88 a candidate for . . oxplateaate Cutlery only. Don't be « Clam’’and take m tute because a f little cheaper mH The Lest a 4. ways costs less in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and other leading 3alare, Ex. Bz E. Kas coornr Will Furnish you Your New Home estou THE INSTALLMENT PLAN a If'so, go to the Star ‘Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Will be kept open day and night. Oysters in. any.style. Short. orders a specialty. Meals at All Hours—Day or Night. NOs. ‘Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. d AD YOUR PLUMBING DOME ? MS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS NS If not don’t fail to oak on NN. F. HOWELL t. Expert oon Plumber. ‘PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS pa PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, 3 Limes Lemons Oran ges Bananas The Best Liquors, ae The E Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can-always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a cee ae All the favorite brands ae ot Watkins nand,such as be Pome Taplon,” eae! “Oscar a . Me tin Hi Wa. J. Sritiand,, Tegler’s Candy Factory GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Do You Want pete ein Peerless Saloon. H4uae EORCAeeD Phas POPULAR oon from * pared tofurnish to ay "sustomeed, eee Finest Wines. oh Liquors and Cigars, —_— All my oid friends and all th who call wi ill be treated ina dourteons. anne ner. HENRY W. RICH. NEW YORK HOTEL. « BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. eee Proprietor MeNT—A home-like in. one of the usen City. Fifty THE TABLE is not Pasvod in “ape for variety, cook king ‘and id service, carat ste (FIRST-CLASS he. es Ete. Vente Mixed Drinks. a fem uperord NEW MANACEM situa pleasautest portions of th Rice rooms; electric lights t gone the county for the. money. THE COTFAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Hon attained a standard of excellénce whichad oe of no superior. It contains every improvement _ inventive genius, skill and money can produc These excelient Organs are Celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick response, variet of com bination, artistic design, beauty in fin rfect construction, making them the most ate ve, ornamental Sa desirabie organs for 9 schools, chur ages. societies, etc ONEOU, ISHED REPOTAT! UNEQUA D FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, _ COMBINED, MAKE THis THE POPULAR ORGAN, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS Oatalogues and Price Lista on application, Address—Chicago, Illinois, C. H: HARRISON, DEALBR IZ Ail Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco ae The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Towa, -C. H. HARRISON, SROAD STREBT. Ovp. Rosenberg Bro. TERE WASHINGTON,” o. moderate. Best accommodations fa sar