September 24, 1928 (6 pages)

la < fal a » w > + > AS ~a eri een a SN ese sere steni este teeta oe estate eee ate tele le sesteste te estetedBetteobitestateatbitetesteotetestet ihe Years +, + Neat Ye NEW NOVELTY IMPORTED STATIONERY » We have just received a shipment of Imported Stationery in new colors and patterns. % + Me, oe fe ofe ye Ca? bo se Sa Me aM ene oe 0) e iM ae Packed in portfolio cases in‘all sizes. a io tess Priced from 50 cents up ~ See the new Margaret Burnham Candies—one yard of French Mixed Creams. HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer % %, 90-99 9 rat feolestol ine “ £ iat eafe ofe oes shegerfeofeaterfertitertetetesteibertsiedeseileafeteseslalete tester steatedleresiestedestests ee ntentondende ee ese nbententenseatesdesteomenee ententesteatente teste ees esteateateaterteatesteafecfesfestestefectestestestetegegayed Behe rsessesosts mosgeseseheate sergeste sheateate eke she dhe este ete ote aleateseofeste stent st % re *, ns estes ity oe A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley se Mesleclosh sfosfostetertute Gorter BR? Midinieiejeinieiey % se afeoge Meleiieleies fe rlesfestrath dertertetestestestesteeteatestestesteat 7 Our Goods on Sale at the q Nevada City Luchroom as Reining welnineieeinieing taste sheste teste eat % beat GROCERY BARGAINS ‘All Kinds of Cheese and Salami. Fresh and Low Priced. bottle, 30c . co the following morning. ‘Conifort35c 50c 58c . able berths, luxurious beds and state’ ’ ‘Certo, for making Jelly Fine Coffee, three grades at Th 33c Fine Bacon. Best you ever ate GHIDOTT?S GROCERY A? Yo ste 7 +, aorte eoeetenterteoteatenteofeotentententefenpesfeoteaterteateotetentefesfesteoefectesdeatesfeate feo afenteateste ate ofeolerde eateeteteateateste Ne sferferfe rte teg * , Se shasta sasha teste testes Wheaferfe reste ake fe rfe hese rte rte stents ole nte ste ale sfeake ne ale ste oleate ste of Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors 111 Auburn Street 1 Grass Valley Nevada City Phones 16R, 364 Phone 122 ; se Me art eohertetefesfesterieted 94 Veesteae slostesterte she ale ste ste akesteste oko afe laste ale terts ole feats oferte ofe steate ste laste sfeste fests aft abe ote ate ofeete of es Main Street he teste ste taste start RK? *, . beste rferfe che rke rfeoke sfe she ofe nfs seofe-sherte she she rtente ake ge she rks ole nfs oe ote she ae ae ne ake age fe ahe ake ihe heate sks sf eke ote oleate ate estes dpakeate SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A. new Carload just received. Notiang better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at!a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley 4 ate Neste stesteate Ne teste st ’ fe nha testesteste Ale she are-rke ofr of ofenerke she ofe ofe oe rleate fe skeaferterte tke she ofe ofeote ole ofa nga she ne ale afe te aferte se ote aleate she afe fe she nfs she eke ole of ole rferiente of Mae At ALM Bay tee GOLD MINE FOR SALE " Y oP ‘ ites n . H fo clear up estate. Time for search of tithe and examination given. Terms, as ‘its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete a saat, 19 patented mineral claims, Accessible. Abundance or Timber. 13 mile ditch and tlume turnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assey plant, blacksmith shop, office and toots. zr rice, '$25.000; Inquire of KD UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO. a Me Ms ah Me ae iM <7 *. Rerbertedtesteotente ste ote ate tanta nfs ate ofent Se aferferte rte rte fake reste a sle oleate. ole se oleate ole nla steno nla sie os ate ste ale ole ote afengents se the setts shee ste ae of is 959 ae aXe 0 lk ll le ni ihe ye le Sar et tet Mt a Seat tres * , te teste ste-slestesteste rte tertente stestowte teste steste she 0 este atest — Bertetteotestentente otek of fe nleafeatenti stentenle oleae odie looks feade lelenlenieiinielonioieneneienfenerieleeh teobeieilentene sh Leste eee rat tat Mas Fe 2, See eS ere %e Pasha Sos%oate area ? Seethe etieientegeieieiie ieee) Sac 7 re ‘é * + eties / ie <2 HAM AND EGGS What nicer is there for a tasty breakfast than ham and -eggs when you are out on your camping trip? Our delicious ham is the best you ever tasted and you . should be suré o include a generous supply in your lunch kit. Sliced*or in the whole piece as you prefer. KFYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards Se if * I M5 He Pa MaMa Me Fe Me Mate OMe Fe Me whe Me Ae Ma ae Me Mealy ale ate ofe-a%e Fone 0% aha Me ats Ma ate Masha e AM a ht Mant Ma 0 Pa Me Me Se Pa Pn Ma Fe Oo Me ie ‘ RR ee ek ae . ' ‘ pars en nn ROUGH AND READY JOTS ROUGH ANRREADY, (Special to The Nugget)— A. confined to, his bed. Mrs. J. R. Capps and sens, Alton! that the deer season is now open. No and Glenn, of Williams week-end here with her Mrs. George Single. Ben Manshardt. and wife, Melvin Rapp and_ wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Single. Several deer have been around Penn Valley: section. ieorge Howe has—been the only lucky hunter around here so far, but here's wishing some of the other loeal people good luck. Jesse Ennor and _ family have-returned from their summer home at Jackson Meadows. Everything is in readiness for the American Legion Auxiliary dance at Penn Valley, Sept. 29th. The ladies ure giving the dance to raise funds as their treasury is rather low. It will be a “Hard Times” dance, the tickets which will sell for $1.00 will include cake, and coffee. Ladies free. spent the daughter, killed The cakes will _be donated for the affair. The old Dickerman ranch was a good place Saturday to Meet all of your old friends and neighbors. Mr. Sehwartz’s friends seemed to be vicing with each other to cast first vote Mr. Schwartz was there greeting all alike with his hearty handshake and friendly smile. The old Watt house _was Burned Friday morning early. Mr. and .Mrs. Clark, who live there now lost every thing. Miss: Molly Brown, -an aunt of Mrs.-Clark, nearly lost: her Hfe in the flames. Mr. Clark missed her and on looking through the window saw her lying in: the oom which was a mass of flames. He pulled her thru the window, but was badly schorched in doing so. A popular Francisco way to travel to San is by the night boats on the Sacramento tiver operated by the California Transportation Company, every night except Sunday. The Pickwick Stage leaving Nevada City at 5:15 p. m. makes direct connection at Sacramento with the boat leaving at 6:30 and arriving at San Francis. rooms are availabe and fine cuisine is afforded. The night ride down the Sacramento river is a never to be forgotten experience to one who has not enjoyed it. On moonlit nights particularly the view from. the broad decks is indesecribably beaufiful. If you have never traveled to the city this way, you should not miss it. eB IST TO OLD FOLKS SAY. 3 DR. CALDWELL . : wR FON tt WAS RIGHT cs the basis of treating sickness has no changet-sinee Dr. Caldwell left Medica College in 1875, nor since he placed ul the market the laxative preseription h had used in his practice, ae He treated constipation, biliousness headaches, mental depression, indigestion sour siomach and: other indisposition entirely by means of simple vegetabl: laxatives, herbs and roots. These ar still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syruy Pepsin, a combination of senna an other mild herbs, with pepsin. The sitipler the remedy for constipa tion, the safer for the child-and for you And aS you can get results in a mild and safe way by using Dr. Caldwell’: Syrup Pepsin; why take chances with strong drugs? : A bottle will last several months, and all cun use it. It is pleasant to the taste, gentle in action, and free from narcotics. Elderly people find it ideal All drug stores have the generous bottles . FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS Sept. 22,. E. ecial to The Nugget) MeCrea, who has been ill for some] lore, is this week’s time, is much improved but it still) barking: of hounds, and the crack of THE, NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA. ee I'RENCH CORRAL, Sept. 22, (SpHunters gaexcitement, the the rifle heard on all sides télls, us good luck in our vicinity that we have heard about, much to the annoyance of those who have gardens and clover patches. There were many hunting parties at this place Syn Ty and some came and camped-Saturday night so as to be on hend early the next morning. Among the Inany were C. H. Hoffman and sons, Milton and.Cecil, and friends accompanied them. The McPerson boys and their friends, all formerly of this place, but now residents of Sacra-! mento. None took any venison home tho, Mrs. C. H. Hoffman came with. her husband and visited friends while. here. . Mr.-E;-Kingand Mr. McAddams’ and friends were also up from Sacra-'! mento. No luck. \ Stanley Housel of Mountezuma Hill was also among the hunters Sunday. { W. E. Moulton made a business ‘trip to Marysville Friday and again Saturday. He also made a trip to Mountezuma Hill Saturday to takea load of supplies for .a camping and hunting ‘ party who were to come there. se Dr. W. P. Sawyer and daughter, Miss Dorothy, made a trip to French Corral. Friday. He was summoned to attend Mrs. J. D. Morris, who was suffering from the . result of a fall she had a few days before. It was found she had broken a. rib. After giving the necessary treatment, she was taken to the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. Hooper assistant to Mr. Holmes, accomapnied by Miss Peterson of the Nevada City Sanitarium came with the ambulance to take Mrs. J. D. Morris to the Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton made atrip to North Bloomfield Friday evening to bring their daughter, Miss Louise home for the week’s end. Miss Louise reports being very much pleased with her school at that place, y3 Mrs. Grace Olive and her cousin, Miss Mary Maloney, of Santa Rosa are spending some time at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Franciscovich. Miss Catherine O’Conner returned to her home in Birchville Saturday after spending some time in Sacramento, Mrs. Wm. Proovis: of San Francisco and Mrs. George Murphy and daughters, Mrs. J. Rielly and baby, Mrs. J. Kelleher and little son all of Berkeley, and— daughter-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Proovis, Jr., of Honolulu were all visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. K. Sullivan of French Corral last Monday. A. Browning made Wheatland Monday. D. Coughlan and Munson Church a trip to e = i Ore and Bullion . Purchased Licensed by State of California . . Established 1007 . WILDBERG BROS. . Nasa er re seg sa co. { Otfices: 742 Market St,,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco Sergent ote dito rested their large drove of cattle in) papers of the following dates,— French Corral Tuesday night. They . ‘Brother Jonh’s Weekly” of May, were enroute to the foothills. Stanley Byce of Weed is a visitor at French Corral. whih was an account of the duel between Aaron Burr Mire : . Hamilton and much else that was : Mrs. A. Browning has recovered very interesting. A copy of the sufficiently from her recent operation . “North San Juan Star” of May 1858 to return’ to her home in French ‘North San Juan Times” of 1877 and 1886, also a copy of the ‘‘New York Ledger” inwhich Mrs. E. D. E. H. Sonthworth’s famous novel, ‘The Hidden Hard,” was being published. Those old papers are all history now and very intéresting to ‘look over.4 Corral, Thursday. _Miss Nelly Sullivan and Mrs. K. Sullivan were visiting’ the Woods family of Sweetland Thursday. Mrs. Sullivan reported having ‘a rare treat, having been shown some news % Me 4% ah +, rs, 7 9, >, + ae Reese sete seats she stesteate oe se ale efeate te teate ate ateak he he ate Me ahe oho ah oh ot, 7 OP ee ee Re ee eee ete Mote ie tetle eestor ehatetebetegetegy Sa DJ +, Rrimpiyeieie’ seeie ne © HEATING STOVES tah a teh eee See our Line in the Basement OSI Hniieieieloleteloleieieieieietofeijoteyete a 2, 4 ste 4%, orgerferferienterte Reterere % +73 2 ne; * Ye stestestesteak Ne fe oke she nfs * VRS ele feabeate oh n Co ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY Nevada City Grass Valiey Alleghany Belfer etieifeiioteifeteterieriontetertiot: Nene ote ferienpe niente ste rteofe slesterte etl oke fe she ofp aferierye heofeate Shs me WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS — In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only : $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt i THOUSANDS ARE ADOPTING THE HAPPINESS PLAN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1928 1852; a New York publication in and Alexander: or write “Syrup Pepsin,” Dept. BB Monticello, Lilinvis, for free trial bottle GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays’ for Gold, Silver, Copper Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal.” Samples received before & A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing’ and submitting methods for commercia treatment of complex ores. Test-ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Mloatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgdeal process. Mine Uxdminations and Reports Mill Examinations and’ Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer * GRASS VALLEY H 129 CH! RCH st. CALIF. 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la < fal a » w > + > AS ~a eri een a SN ese sere steni este teeta oe estate eee ate tele le sesteste te estetedBetteobitestateatbitetesteotetestet ihe Years +, + Neat Ye NEW NOVELTY IMPORTED STATIONERY » We have just received a shipment of Imported Stationery in new colors and patterns. % + Me, oe fe ofe ye Ca? bo se Sa Me aM ene oe 0) e iM ae Packed in portfolio cases in‘all sizes. a io tess Priced from 50 cents up ~ See the new Margaret Burnham Candies—one yard of French Mixed Creams. HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer % %, 90-99 9 rat feolestol ine “ £ iat eafe ofe oes shegerfeofeaterfertitertetetesteibertsiedeseileafeteseslalete tester steatedleresiestedestests ee ntentondende ee ese nbententenseatesdesteomenee ententesteatente teste ees esteateateaterteatesteafecfesfestestefectestestestetegegayed Behe rsessesosts mosgeseseheate sergeste sheateate eke she dhe este ete ote aleateseofeste stent st % re *, ns estes ity oe A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley se Mesleclosh sfosfostetertute Gorter BR? Midinieiejeinieiey % se afeoge Meleiieleies fe rlesfestrath dertertetestestestesteeteatestestesteat 7 Our Goods on Sale at the q Nevada City Luchroom as Reining welnineieeinieing taste sheste teste eat % beat GROCERY BARGAINS ‘All Kinds of Cheese and Salami. Fresh and Low Priced. bottle, 30c . co the following morning. ‘Conifort35c 50c 58c . able berths, luxurious beds and state’ ’ ‘Certo, for making Jelly Fine Coffee, three grades at Th 33c Fine Bacon. Best you ever ate GHIDOTT?S GROCERY A? Yo ste 7 +, aorte eoeetenterteoteatenteofeotentententefenpesfeoteaterteateotetentefesfesteoefectesdeatesfeate feo afenteateste ate ofeolerde eateeteteateateste Ne sferferfe rte teg * , Se shasta sasha teste testes Wheaferfe reste ake fe rfe hese rte rte stents ole nte ste ale sfeake ne ale ste oleate ste of Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors 111 Auburn Street 1 Grass Valley Nevada City Phones 16R, 364 Phone 122 ; se Me art eohertetefesfesterieted 94 Veesteae slostesterte she ale ste ste akesteste oko afe laste ale terts ole feats oferte ofe steate ste laste sfeste fests aft abe ote ate ofeete of es Main Street he teste ste taste start RK? *, . beste rferfe che rke rfeoke sfe she ofe nfs seofe-sherte she she rtente ake ge she rks ole nfs oe ote she ae ae ne ake age fe ahe ake ihe heate sks sf eke ote oleate ate estes dpakeate SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A. new Carload just received. Notiang better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at!a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley 4 ate Neste stesteate Ne teste st ’ fe nha testesteste Ale she are-rke ofr of ofenerke she ofe ofe oe rleate fe skeaferterte tke she ofe ofeote ole ofa nga she ne ale afe te aferte se ote aleate she afe fe she nfs she eke ole of ole rferiente of Mae At ALM Bay tee GOLD MINE FOR SALE " Y oP ‘ ites n . H fo clear up estate. Time for search of tithe and examination given. Terms, as ‘its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete a saat, 19 patented mineral claims, Accessible. Abundance or Timber. 13 mile ditch and tlume turnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assey plant, blacksmith shop, office and toots. zr rice, '$25.000; Inquire of KD UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO. a Me Ms ah Me ae iM <7 *. Rerbertedtesteotente ste ote ate tanta nfs ate ofent Se aferferte rte rte fake reste a sle oleate. ole se oleate ole nla steno nla sie os ate ste ale ole ote afengents se the setts shee ste ae of is 959 ae aXe 0 lk ll le ni ihe ye le Sar et tet Mt a Seat tres * , te teste ste-slestesteste rte tertente stestowte teste steste she 0 este atest — Bertetteotestentente otek of fe nleafeatenti stentenle oleae odie looks feade lelenlenieiinielonioieneneienfenerieleeh teobeieilentene sh Leste eee rat tat Mas Fe 2, See eS ere %e Pasha Sos%oate area ? Seethe etieientegeieieiie ieee) Sac 7 re ‘é * + eties / ie <2 HAM AND EGGS What nicer is there for a tasty breakfast than ham and -eggs when you are out on your camping trip? Our delicious ham is the best you ever tasted and you . should be suré o include a generous supply in your lunch kit. Sliced*or in the whole piece as you prefer. KFYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards Se if * I M5 He Pa MaMa Me Fe Me Mate OMe Fe Me whe Me Ae Ma ae Me Mealy ale ate ofe-a%e Fone 0% aha Me ats Ma ate Masha e AM a ht Mant Ma 0 Pa Me Me Se Pa Pn Ma Fe Oo Me ie ‘ RR ee ek ae . ' ‘ pars en nn ROUGH AND READY JOTS ROUGH ANRREADY, (Special to The Nugget)— A. confined to, his bed. Mrs. J. R. Capps and sens, Alton! that the deer season is now open. No and Glenn, of Williams week-end here with her Mrs. George Single. Ben Manshardt. and wife, Melvin Rapp and_ wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Single. Several deer have been around Penn Valley: section. ieorge Howe has—been the only lucky hunter around here so far, but here's wishing some of the other loeal people good luck. Jesse Ennor and _ family have-returned from their summer home at Jackson Meadows. Everything is in readiness for the American Legion Auxiliary dance at Penn Valley, Sept. 29th. The ladies ure giving the dance to raise funds as their treasury is rather low. It will be a “Hard Times” dance, the tickets which will sell for $1.00 will include cake, and coffee. Ladies free. spent the daughter, killed The cakes will _be donated for the affair. The old Dickerman ranch was a good place Saturday to Meet all of your old friends and neighbors. Mr. Sehwartz’s friends seemed to be vicing with each other to cast first vote Mr. Schwartz was there greeting all alike with his hearty handshake and friendly smile. The old Watt house _was Burned Friday morning early. Mr. and .Mrs. Clark, who live there now lost every thing. Miss: Molly Brown, -an aunt of Mrs.-Clark, nearly lost: her Hfe in the flames. Mr. Clark missed her and on looking through the window saw her lying in: the oom which was a mass of flames. He pulled her thru the window, but was badly schorched in doing so. A popular Francisco way to travel to San is by the night boats on the Sacramento tiver operated by the California Transportation Company, every night except Sunday. The Pickwick Stage leaving Nevada City at 5:15 p. m. makes direct connection at Sacramento with the boat leaving at 6:30 and arriving at San Francis. rooms are availabe and fine cuisine is afforded. The night ride down the Sacramento river is a never to be forgotten experience to one who has not enjoyed it. On moonlit nights particularly the view from. the broad decks is indesecribably beaufiful. If you have never traveled to the city this way, you should not miss it. eB IST TO OLD FOLKS SAY. 3 DR. CALDWELL . : wR FON tt

WAS RIGHT cs the basis of treating sickness has no changet-sinee Dr. Caldwell left Medica College in 1875, nor since he placed ul the market the laxative preseription h had used in his practice, ae He treated constipation, biliousness headaches, mental depression, indigestion sour siomach and: other indisposition entirely by means of simple vegetabl: laxatives, herbs and roots. These ar still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syruy Pepsin, a combination of senna an other mild herbs, with pepsin. The sitipler the remedy for constipa tion, the safer for the child-and for you And aS you can get results in a mild and safe way by using Dr. Caldwell’: Syrup Pepsin; why take chances with strong drugs? : A bottle will last several months, and all cun use it. It is pleasant to the taste, gentle in action, and free from narcotics. Elderly people find it ideal All drug stores have the generous bottles . FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS Sept. 22,. E. ecial to The Nugget) MeCrea, who has been ill for some] lore, is this week’s time, is much improved but it still) barking: of hounds, and the crack of THE, NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA. ee I'RENCH CORRAL, Sept. 22, (SpHunters gaexcitement, the the rifle heard on all sides télls, us good luck in our vicinity that we have heard about, much to the annoyance of those who have gardens and clover patches. There were many hunting parties at this place Syn Ty and some came and camped-Saturday night so as to be on hend early the next morning. Among the Inany were C. H. Hoffman and sons, Milton and.Cecil, and friends accompanied them. The McPerson boys and their friends, all formerly of this place, but now residents of Sacra-! mento. None took any venison home tho, Mrs. C. H. Hoffman came with. her husband and visited friends while. here. . Mr.-E;-Kingand Mr. McAddams’ and friends were also up from Sacra-'! mento. No luck. \ Stanley Housel of Mountezuma Hill was also among the hunters Sunday. { W. E. Moulton made a business ‘trip to Marysville Friday and again Saturday. He also made a trip to Mountezuma Hill Saturday to takea load of supplies for .a camping and hunting ‘ party who were to come there. se Dr. W. P. Sawyer and daughter, Miss Dorothy, made a trip to French Corral. Friday. He was summoned to attend Mrs. J. D. Morris, who was suffering from the . result of a fall she had a few days before. It was found she had broken a. rib. After giving the necessary treatment, she was taken to the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. Hooper assistant to Mr. Holmes, accomapnied by Miss Peterson of the Nevada City Sanitarium came with the ambulance to take Mrs. J. D. Morris to the Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton made atrip to North Bloomfield Friday evening to bring their daughter, Miss Louise home for the week’s end. Miss Louise reports being very much pleased with her school at that place, y3 Mrs. Grace Olive and her cousin, Miss Mary Maloney, of Santa Rosa are spending some time at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Franciscovich. Miss Catherine O’Conner returned to her home in Birchville Saturday after spending some time in Sacramento, Mrs. Wm. Proovis: of San Francisco and Mrs. George Murphy and daughters, Mrs. J. Rielly and baby, Mrs. J. Kelleher and little son all of Berkeley, and— daughter-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Proovis, Jr., of Honolulu were all visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. K. Sullivan of French Corral last Monday. A. Browning made Wheatland Monday. D. Coughlan and Munson Church a trip to e = i Ore and Bullion . Purchased Licensed by State of California . . Established 1007 . WILDBERG BROS. . Nasa er re seg sa co. { Otfices: 742 Market St,,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco Sergent ote dito rested their large drove of cattle in) papers of the following dates,— French Corral Tuesday night. They . ‘Brother Jonh’s Weekly” of May, were enroute to the foothills. Stanley Byce of Weed is a visitor at French Corral. whih was an account of the duel between Aaron Burr Mire : . Hamilton and much else that was : Mrs. A. Browning has recovered very interesting. A copy of the sufficiently from her recent operation . “North San Juan Star” of May 1858 to return’ to her home in French ‘North San Juan Times” of 1877 and 1886, also a copy of the ‘‘New York Ledger” inwhich Mrs. E. D. E. H. Sonthworth’s famous novel, ‘The Hidden Hard,” was being published. Those old papers are all history now and very intéresting to ‘look over.4 Corral, Thursday. _Miss Nelly Sullivan and Mrs. K. Sullivan were visiting’ the Woods family of Sweetland Thursday. Mrs. Sullivan reported having ‘a rare treat, having been shown some news % Me 4% ah +, rs, 7 9, >, + ae Reese sete seats she stesteate oe se ale efeate te teate ate ateak he he ate Me ahe oho ah oh ot, 7 OP ee ee Re ee eee ete Mote ie tetle eestor ehatetebetegetegy Sa DJ +, Rrimpiyeieie’ seeie ne © HEATING STOVES tah a teh eee See our Line in the Basement OSI Hniieieieloleteloleieieieieietofeijoteyete a 2, 4 ste 4%, orgerferferienterte Reterere % +73 2 ne; * Ye stestestesteak Ne fe oke she nfs * VRS ele feabeate oh n Co ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY Nevada City Grass Valiey Alleghany Belfer etieifeiioteifeteterieriontetertiot: Nene ote ferienpe niente ste rteofe slesterte etl oke fe she ofp aferierye heofeate Shs me WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS — In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only : $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt i THOUSANDS ARE ADOPTING THE HAPPINESS PLAN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1928 1852; a New York publication in and Alexander: or write “Syrup Pepsin,” Dept. BB Monticello, Lilinvis, for free trial bottle GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays’ for Gold, Silver, Copper Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal.” Samples received before & A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing’ and submitting methods for commercia treatment of complex ores. Test-ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Mloatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgdeal process. Mine Uxdminations and Reports Mill Examinations and’ Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer * GRASS VALLEY H 129 CH! RCH st. CALIF. 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