Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 4

5- fe NC- r.VEWING GAZETTE MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1905 RENO WELCOMES A A Reno, Monday, 2 January, 1905 A "flat-footed" statement There is a great deal of difference in carpets sold at the same price by different firms. This may "strike' you as telling a secret of the trade. Thare are no secrets to our way of doing business We tell you the facts and make suggestions. The rest is for you to decide. If you want to follow up what we mean, just come in and take a look at the pretty tapestvy carpet we offer for 75c the yard, sewing, lining and laying included.

Cash or Credit-just as You Like 1 1 9-1 2 1 Virginia Street, between First and Second, Reno CENTS PER WEEK. assified ads not exceeding except legal notices. FOR RENTHOUSES. FOR RENT A 4 room brick house on Rats ton street, near Fourth. Inquire of Wm.

Coppersmith, 312 West Fourth street. D30w FOR RENT Cheap; new Ave room modern cottage partly furnished. No. 512 Park street; an eleven room cottage corner Fourth and Washington. Inqujre at O.

H. Mack's law office, No. 132 Virginia street, Reno Nevada. d27wl FOR RENT ROOMS. FOR RENT Nicely furnished bedroom, electric light, use of parlor; fire in evening.

Apply 411 Peavins street. D30wl FINE OFFICES and apartments to let In the new modern Thoma-Bigelow building, with heat, light, hot and cold water and janitor service furnished. Rents reduced. Apply to J. A.

Bonham, 12 East Second StJ20tf HELP WANTED. WANTED A strong boy for delivery purposes. Apply at Wigg Bough-ton's. Wages $20. D29wl WANTED A competent girl for housework; can obtain a good home at good wages.

Apply at the president's house, university campus. D28tf WANTED Girl for general housework; small family; every convenience; good home and good wages. Apply No. 817 Center street. D28w WANTED An experienced woman to do general housework; no washing; good wages to capable person.

Apply betwen 1 and 4 p. m. to 108 West stret. 27w Susuit to learn barber trade in eight weeks and secure poistions; constant practice; expert instruction and examination; wages earned while learning; catalogue mailed free. Moler Sysflem College, San Francisco, Cal.

D23tf SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION wanted by young man as bookkeper; would be pleased to call and show references. Address R. room 38, McCormick House. TV? Owl JAPANESE, experienced laundryman, want3 position in hotel or elsewhere in city or country; wages $35. Address H.

20C East -econd Reno. DiSwl WANTED Job as "vorking foreman on a ranch. Address thi? office. d27wl MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Quick, an A No.

1 team of horses; weight between 900 and 1200 pounds; must be well broke, gentle, sound and true. W. H. Ball, 512 Humboldt Reno. D31w DO TOU KNOW? To keep the cold out and keep the heat in take an oyster cocktail.

Largest eastern oysters 25 cents per dozen; Olympia 60 cents, clams, 12 cents lb. Brown bread and baken beans. Chesapeake Oyster Cocktail Company, 312 N. Virginia street, phone green 93. 27w WOOD SAWING Those wishing their wood sawed will do well to have It done by the gasoline machine; It don't burn your wood; no danger of fire or explosion; satisfaction guaranteed.

Leave orders at Smith's cash store on West Virginia street. Everett Berry. D12ml Igvill answer any questions and heal lgy.djlsease without drugs; no chartres. "buf Ul oneriKs; come vnen you' cuu- sclenne'tictatea vnu to darlio: if yO'fl don't flndSe in call.gain. C.

F. Doeringi pSy of S6Tamento, will now what is known aatjthe saloon build wMlTodel into the nanj-i-of The Palace, C. F. Doering. SHORTHAND in 20 lessons; absolutely mostcoris-te and up-to-date meth ods; poslcjhTjfjaranteed; lessons byj mall excloaively; no Interferfjire regular occuWtion; no diffejlitles; everything simliLa and cleffV Indorsed by boarda ofducafon and leading newspapers; Afosands gi graduates; first for stamps.

DepartmenfrO, Campafg of Education, 2rVownsend bullditig. New York" OlOtf M. CLTN'rnercJhtti'or. xarries tis pest lf people la '6 iateSf-lft 'aftress- stairsfTSfevada Bank entrance. FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Nearly new Smith Pre mier typewriter, No. a bargain for Address this office. D30wl FOR SALE A'1', popcorn machine in good condition and a good moneymaker for sale cheap. Call at 515 South Virginia street. George SImas.

D29 FOR SALE: Cheap 1 small coffee mill; 1- small computing scales; 4 lbs tea; small stock millinery and notions. Sweet Sweet, 11 Second street. i' D23 FOR SALE Confectionery and cigar store, doing good business; a bargain; 'good business location. Call at this office. P23t WOODuFCerALE Split an! limb vrbod.

In any 'quantity and' whatever lengtn deslrei at special rates; vby the rick, tZt halt. cgal -Jinrfc np tc Aellvpr! rrarfftiL Phoii Greet 471. Oltt 4- iu3 GRACE FOGG BECOMES A BRIDE WEDDED TO C. R. SQUIRES OF FLORiSTON Mrs.

Florence James Wedded to C. E. Robins of Winnemueea Miss Grace Gardner Fogg, one of the most charming young ladies of Reno, and Charles Roscoe Squires, a Floris ton merchant, were married Saturday evening at the home of the bride at 310 East street. Rev. C.

L. Mears of ficiated and Miss Irene Nevada. Fogg and U. M. Mihills acted as attend ants.

A magnificent wedding dinner fol lowed the ceremony and the couple then departed for the west to spend their honeymoon in California. Upon returning they will go to housekeeping at Floriston, their future home. Miss Fogg is one of the most promi nent of Reno's young women. She is a daughter of County Clerk and Mr A. Fogg and is a native daughter of Reno.

She has acted as assistant to her father for several years and has won; many friends while engaged in that capacity. Her husband, Mr Squires, Is prominent in commercial circles at Floriston and is generally known here, where, he has frequently visited. Edwards-Laughlin In the chapel at Stanford University a few days ago Miss Ada Edwards, In structor in physical culture, was mar ried to Homer Miss Ed wards Is widely known here, where she made many friends during her univer sity work. i Robins-James Judge C. E.

Robins of Winnemueea, a member of the Humboldt county bar, and Justice of the peace for that city, was married Saturday evening to Mrs Florence James, formerly of Reno. The ceremony occurred at the home of Frank C. Robins and Rev. Smith of ficiated. They will spend their honey moon in California.

WHEELMEN HOLD FORTH IN RENO THIS EVENING Of the many public social events of the closing year nothing promises more genuine pleasure for the guests of the occasion than does the Wheel men's ball, wrhich is to be given at the magnificent club house of tiiat organization this evening. The members have been anticipating for the aaffir for several weeks and the governors and the various com mittees in charge have left nothing undone to Insure the guests having the most enjoyable hop of the winter sea-eon. The tickets have been on sale for several days and while there is a large crowd assured, It will not pack the floor to a degree that wil mar the pleasure of anyone. 1 MEN ARRESTED FOR ROBBING COMPANION Charles Moore and William Meek, two strangers in the city, were placed in jail last night by Constable Regan charged with robDing a man named Jack Lawrence at the Diamond saloon on Virginia street. Two men, Messrs.

McGulre and Lane, the former a shoemaker and the latter an employe of the N. C. O. claim to have seen the offense committed and this morning they appeared at the police court and said they were ready to appear as witnesses. They claim that Lawrence was helplessly intoxicated and that his two companions were rifling his pockets.

In the township court this morning Lawrence was unable to give an account of himself and declined to make a complaint, "saying that he remembered nothing of the transaction. The matter was then dismissed. Imperfect Digestion Means less nutrition and in conse quence less vitality. When the liver fails to secrete bile, the blood be-coniis loaded with bilious properties, the digestion becomes impaired and the bowels constipated. Herbine will rectify, this; it gives tone to the stomach, Clver and kidneys, strengthens the appetite, clears and improves the complexion, infuses new life and vigor to Jhe system.

60 cents a Sold by Reese Duncan. V' Resignation Not Accepted Jttev. B. j. Dameille has tendered his resignation as rector of St.

Peter's church of Carson to accept a call from the Episcopal church of Georgetown, Ky. After discussing the subject the vestry refused to accept the resignation. Carson News. I Reno Lodge No. 14, O.

O. meets very Thursday night In Eagle Hall, old Wheelmen Hall, corner Second and Virginia streets; entrance on Second fitreet. All sojourning Odd Fel-kws are cordially invited to visit us. W. F.

SEDGWICK, Secretary. The best noon lunch In town at th If on arch Cafe. Everything fresh an A27tf Watches Diamonds We carrv a fine line of 1 both. Prices are Right I GOLDEN JEWELRY STORE Second and Virginia Sts. a a a a .,.1 'I 'S a ii Goldfield Mining: Stocks For Sale And Other Steaks 217 Center St.

T. A. Henderson A BIG Investment For Little Money Cripple Creek made hundreds rich. Goldfield will do better. We are offering the first 100,000 shares of Virginia Goldfield at one cent per share.

Company owns a fine property with a good showing. jfi "Write To-day Millcr'S Miller Box 64, Denver, Col. BiSESB FIND OUT Who we are Elliott, Williams Colburn, Fiscal Agents and Brokers WE recommend stocks of Goldfield and Tonopah and give you reports on all mining properties. We refer you to the banks of Tonopah and Goldfield. WAKE UP And look at the daily stock quotations here in jour own town.

Take our tips and make money. Fortunes are beinar made every day. Join in. ELLIOTT, WILLIAMS COLBURN GOLDFIELD, NEVADA T. A.

HENDERSON, Local Agent, Reno, Net. GROCERS Fancy and Staple Groceries, Hay, Grain and Feed. Humphrey Supply Co. Sierra and Elm Reno. Palace Market, Harriman, Sparks CHOICE BEEF.

MUTTON, FORK AND SAUSAGE. Deliveries to all parts of city. Telephone, Red SS6. BUTCHERS DIRTY WINDOWS John V-elcetti announces that he is ajrain cleaning windows and is equipped this year with tools and. andean clean all the win-- dows in town.

Leave orders at 104 VIRGINIA STREET Telephone Brown 113. Oazette ads bring results. THE NEW YEAR WATCH PAR TIES AND STR iET REVELERS Bade Good-by to 1904 md Greeted the Dawn of 1905 The new year was welcomed by-Reno in appropriate fashion. As the hour of 12 struck the bells and wh sties of the city turned loose and ar. yone within Ave miles of the city oula have known that the old year was passing into history.

For several minutes the din hela forth, then one by one the revelers subsided and when the last note was sounded the town again relapsed into a hush as the new year was There were numerous watch pr jties all over the city, chief of which was that of the Elks, who entertained in royal fashion at their magnificent home. The Salvationists were also in evidence. They waited with an clous hearts for the coming of the new year and as the first hour of midnight was struck they marched into the street banging a bell, blowing a bugrle and singing happy songs "with circum stance and much embroidery." The men who stay out nearly all night on such occasions, breaking old resolutions in order to prepare them selves for the shock of keeping new ones were greatly in evidence. There was more than an ordinary amount of artificial hilarity but there were few troubles of a serious nature. C.

C. RUSHING WORK AT WABUSKA STATION Several miles of side tracks are be ing built at Wabuska and to rush the work as rapidly as possible a carload of Japs have been sent there by the railway company. In addition to the tracks a large water tank and a spa cious freight depot will be erected. It is the intention to make Waouska an Important freight station on the new C. and C.

and as soon as the standard gauge track reaches the place freight will be transferred there for the north and south. HAND MANGLED Pearl Upson Loses Thumb and Injures Finger While Sawing Wood While operating a circular saw at the Drappo wood yard Saturday af ternoon Pearl Upson, well known throughout the city, had the thumb and index finger on his right hand painfully mangled. He was placing Wood against the saw when he allow ed his hand to come in contact with the whirling piece of steel with serious results. He hastened at once tc phy sicians, who amputated the thumb. Pleasant and Most Effective T.

J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator, Liberty, Texas, writes Dec. 25, "With pleasure and unsolicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative power of Ballard's Horehound Eyrup I have used it in my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most effec tive and best remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used." Sold by Reese Duncan. Pike Jones W.

H. A. Pike, who retired to-day us district atttorney of Washoe coun ty, has entered into a law partnership with Judge Jones of Austin under the firm name of Pike Jones. Judge Jones lis an ex-attorney gen eral of Nevada and is well known to Reno people. The firm should be one of considerable strength, as both men are lawyers of recognized ability.

A The Monarch saloon has the only eastern beer on the market on draught in Reno. Anheuser-Busch has no equal. An advertisement in the Gazette brings good results. SECOND HAND. SECOND HAND CLOTHING If you wish to buy or sell new or second hand clothing call at the Truckee Clothing Store, 17 West, Second O'Connor Block.

Highest prices paid for second hand goods of all kinds. alltf SECOND HAND FURNITURE Second hand goods of all kinds bought and sold, or traded. Harness shop In connection with store. SCHUFELT RILEY, 110 Virginia street. Telephone 111 Green.

LOST AND FOUND. LOST A pair of gold spectacles, between Overland Hotel and Virginia street, or in that vicinity. -Return to Gazette office; receive reward. D29wl 1 FOUND On Tule Mountain range with Constantia ranch stock, one brown mare abou ten iyears old both branded on the left shoulder, but not legible. Owner can get team at Constantia ranch by paying advertising charges and other WATCH LOST On Saturday after- noon: In Reno," or 8parks, a lady's hunting case gold watch.

Half each case engraved, bala smooth. The finder will please It at this office and receive $5 rd. d27w 7 Porteous Decorative Go. We can satisfy your critical judgment in the way of Art Goods. Our selections ar good there is great variety and quantity enough to select from.

Art Pottery, Noveau Bronze Trays. Candlesticks, Fapir Cutters, etc. these are rich and dainty gifts. Genuine Hand Paste! Pictures, Oil Paintings and imported water colors. Carbon photographs whose richness of tone cannot be excelled.

And lastly those ever popular Copley Prints. AT: WASHOE COUNTY BiNK EEN05 KEYABA Capital, fully paid Stsfplua andPrrJIa ssua.con $100,000 A General Banking Business Transacted Exchange Ompmrinteat Issue Travelers and Commercial letters of Credit. Drafts a id Money Orders "available in all parts of the world.j Saving Department -Pay interest at the rate oi 3-4-per cent per annum on deposits. Insurance Detnnrtir.etf7s insure property sguinav loss by tire, representing ten Fin Insurance Companies. We are prepared to buy eli on commission Stocks antl Bonds listed on New York San Francisco Exchange Kilning St Comstoek, Tonch and listed ch Kan Francisco Exchange.

Officer and Gfaectora George W. Mapes, President; O. T. Bender Cashier; G. H.

Tstylcr. Assil.tan Cashier; M. E. Ward ansS F. Tw-laod, Vice-lresidents: A.

H. ManDiog, Martin, D. Uenaer. We Solicit Yoor Baxlnes in addition to my livsry and stock yards, i have opsf a department for Buymn, Se5 andaiing horses, wno'e rH Vent of Hy West if BANK OF NEVADA SENO, NEVADA Capital ft a Id In $000,000 G. F.

Turrittin M. Scheeline First Vice-Pres. P. L. Second Vice-Pres.

Eugene Cashier and Secretary R. C. Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Daniel Meyer, G. F. Turrittin.

M. Scheeline, R. L. Douglass, P. L.

Fianlgan, Henry Anderson, A. G. Fletcher Do a general bankiag business. Duy and sell exchange on all the principal cities of the worJ-t Stocks and bonds bought i.ui sold on commission. Interest paid on time deposits.

Agents tor the leading fire Insurance companies. Safe deposit boxes for rent. Price from $1 to $11 per flanum. Saving Department The Bank of Nevada begs to announce the opening of its Savings Department on JulyS, 1903. Savings books will be issued for deposits of fl and upwards.

Address Saving Department, Bank of Uavada, Reno, Nov. PLUMBING This is really where we slrlne. Quick work, careful work, satisfaction for our customers from first te last. Hamp Simas Plumbers Tjeis Backo'' "vadai, Balldinit a Brown sij 7 fid 1 45 25 "A 4 0.