April 10, 1899 (4 pages)

& this territory. is easily. : every evening except erase Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. uN. P. BROWE. L. 8. CALKING. APRIL. 10, 1899. ORR GOLD DISCOVERY. In the year 1854 I was introduced to ““q Mrs. Bennett, who was one of the pioneer women of this coast; she came here with her family in 1844, and settled on a ranch, where the city of Santa Clara now stands. She told me that the year 1845 was very dry, 80 much so that her boys had to drive the cattle to the mountains to get green feed and they took them up the Mokelumne river, where they kept them un-. til there was feed in the valleys. On their retura they brought back with . them three large,bright, shining, yellow stones, as large as a man’s two fists, which were quite heavy. The boys got them as curiosities, but as they had no use for them, Mrs. Bennett placed them on the floor to keep the door from bedng-blowa to by the wind. é * ‘'There they remained until the time of Fremont’s trouble, when he came that way with his little army to conquer the Mexicans. He made his camp near her house and came there frequently. One day he, with two of his officers, + noticed the yellow stones. Frement asked her where she got them. She said the boys had found them ia the dry bed of the. Mokelumne river in the mountains while herding the cattle and they had said there were plenty more of them there. Fremont said they were quite pretty and he would l'ke one of them; she readily gave it; the other two officers wanted the other two, which she gave them. These “stones” were pure gold, as she afterwards found out. I have often thought that Fremont reported this to the government and it might have been a great factor in securit g Fremont _teok the pains to sécure a largé tract of land in the mountains .rather than, in the valJeys, which bé could have done just as C. P. RUTHERFORD. Wants a Night Service. Eprror Transcript: In nearly every town on the Pacific coast where there is telephone service the offices ure kept opéb all night, except at Nevada City. Why is this thus? The Sunset Telephone Company assured its patrons in this city that just as soon as there + VECIT— Tor cre . company brought to my store today a new list of the patrons in this city and I counted them and find there are one handred and fifty-seven—fifty-seven more than they required for aa allnight service. Such a big corporation as the Sunset cannot afford to make a promise that they will not redeem. Will they do it without further notice? Or will it be nevessary for the patrons to get up a petition requesting them to do as they promised? There has been a constant murmuring about this matter for some time, and it will now assume shape im the way of a petition, but it is hoped the “Sunset Company will not compel its patrons to do this, but will immediately announce that it . . will do as agreed with its patrons. . JUSTICE, eee A Coyote Chase, At Glenbrook Park yesterday there sey of Grass Valley were started on the trail of a coyote. The dogs ran their prey down within a quarter of a mile from the starting place. Frénch Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing re, ' Meffrom and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. LA FRANOE DRUG COMPANY, as ae Francisco. For sale by ~~ D. Vinton. ——+60 -—_ —____ Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ENERO ad Ei = s i : ~ CAPTURED. + $ory:in the Philippines. Mania, April 10th.— General Lawton » Sixty-eight Filipinos. were’ killed and many. were taken prisoners. The It is the. principal settlement on. LaAmericans had six men wounded. ~ wag The rebels, who are led by the Ohimountains A VICTIM OF TELEPATHY. His Absurd Delusions Finally Banished by the-Hypnotic Route. There came to me late one night a strangér in wildest despair resolved to commit suicide that night if I could not help him, says Professor Munsterberg in The Atlantic. He had been a physician, but had given up his practice because his brother,.on the other side of the ocean, hated him and had him’ under his telepathic) influence, troubling him from over the sea with voices which mocked him and with impulses to foolish actions. He had not slept nor had he eaten anything for several days, and the only chance for ‘life he saw. was that a new hypnotic influence might’ d6verpower the ‘mystical hypnotic forces. 2* » er I soon fountl the source of his trouble. In treating himself for a wound he had misused cocaine in an absurd way, and the hallucinations of ‘voices were the chief symptom of his cocainism. These products of: his poisonéd’ brain had sometimes reference to his brother in Europe, and thus the telepathic system grew in him and permeated his whole life. I hypnotized him, and sug: gested to him with success to have sleep and food and a smaller dose of cocaine.’ Then I hypnotized him daily for six weeks. After ten days he gave up cocaine eéntirely,-after three weeks the voices disappeared, and after that the othér symptoths faded away. ‘It was not, however, until the end that the telepathic system was exploded, Even when the voices had gone he for.awhile felt his movements controlled ver the ocean, and: after: six weeks, vhen .1.had.him qnite.well. again, he pretation, s. vividly had ‘he*felt the distant influences. : : VOCAL CULTURE. The First Step Is Keeping the Mouth Shut, Asleep or Awake. ‘ ‘‘Proper breathing is so. essential in voice production that it must receive first attention, and the first requirement is to keep the mouth shut;’’ writes Katharine E. Junkermann in The Woman's Home Companion. ny ? “Of course no tone can be either strong or pure if the lungs-are cram so that the air cannot Pan pi, oo der to increase the size of the } capacity raise the chest and keep the body well and strongly poised. a “So. much*harm has béen done to voices. by allowing the month to become the regular air passage that the need of care cannot be too freqnently em sized. Besides the injury done by the unwarmed.air. entering the lungs the lees responsive: It is comparatively easy to contro] one’s breathing when awake; but when asleep the harm goes‘on. To remedy this involves a slight discomfort, but one can endure it patiently looking to the end. Cutcourt plaster into little strips about one-fourth of an inch in width and _ paste seyeral across the lips, placing them up. and down, with the lips held naturally. If one is tempted to give, up rather than endure the discomfort this method involves, a walk through an ordinary day coach or a night made hideous’ by the presence of a snorer in a néar berth will cause a solemn vow to be taken never-to do likewise;’* ce i ‘THE CHASE APTER MOORE, The Clue From Stockton.a False” One— A Chance at Chico, . The suspect seen near Chico Friday forenoon is still being pursued, and there is a possibility that he will prove to be: Moore.He is supposed -to be "A Correspondent Who Claims That It\ rue /necbei Irbecee’ Seck Setety taltatiowings "I Six Men and One Woman Killed In : ~ Was Made in 1845. "SS te’ Mountaits, eee: the Battle. . . gon . A Stockton dispatch of Saturday -jcounty for Moore, the Nevada’ county murderer, occupying the greater part of today, Sheriff Sibley; df San Joaquin, aud Sheriff D. B. Getchell, of Nevada City, returned late this afternoon < . empty-banded. . Last Sunday a woman [who saw s picturé of Moore in the band to the extraordiz shadowed the fellow antil yesterday, ‘when.be went into the country. The nes¢ General, Pach. Wah, fled into thé . man was then placed’ under ‘new sur yeillance. He went to work atthe San “1 Joaquin brick yard, on Roberts Island. Sheriffs Sibley and Getchell started }from. here at 9 o’clock. this -morning, and had some little trouble in locating: the supposed murderer, The fellow was surprised’ when approached, bat after due examination and inquiry it was concluded that he’ was not the man. The suspect resembled Moore to a striking degree, even to deafness and the use of an ear trupet, his habit of reading anda constant tendency to glance excitedly at every stranger entering a place. While in town he-spent a good deal of time in saloons, Moore’s whereabouts are still as much a mystery as 6ver.” A spiritualist niedium ofthis city claims to have received a straight ‘tip from thé other world to the effect that Moore is hiding in an ‘old mining tunnel.and is sick. He will be sicker still if he comes out of his hiding place. q RY 4 Sis It has been ascertained that a brother of Moore’s father lives in the Staté of Nevada, it being believed he is a farmer on the Hnmboldt river. Some months ago he sent word to Ed by a Nevada City man he met ona C, P. train that he‘would like to have his nephew visit him. The latter remarked upon getting the message that he had no use for his relations; Moore frequently stated that he used to be in Trinity county a good deal und that he was not: only there’ during the Modoc warinthe lava beds but partinh ens there Vite sien tier oan a pros: . full health. to resist the mystical interpecting expedition ies The residents of Brownsville, Yuba ‘county, indulged in considerable spec: ulation Friday concerning the identity of a mysterious stranger who stopped for lunch in that.village and then proceeded on his way en route to Forbestown. The man was ‘tall, dark complexion, hard of hearing and had a scar near the wrist of his right hand the little finger of which was. stiff. ‘Some who saw him were of the opinion that it was Moore. Captain Nihell says that some years ago Moore had one of bis hands accidentally wounded by a miner’s candlestick falling upon it point down and making a bad “wound. sree ie A Kentucky woman has secured a pha. judgment for $700 against @ man’ who reteteacaaeaernces she didn’t want him : I jans,as the damage th i ‘ was a novel coursing match in which . ™2°0US membrane is hardened by the f BF er will dete ton ; a : , Serres fold t6 the good i twenty-six hounds owned by L. V: Dor-. 2.” being dried up, and the Timecles Yo derive from them. Hall ’s Oat rhdern of the tongue and throat grow stiff and u Try it. : fear CURR, If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumpti Cure, which is sold for the small = of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not! eure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 Cts. and 50cts. © -for sale by H Dickerthan, the druggist. tf ' Removal Notice. Dr. Laura A. Harris, the speci 4 t pecialist. ior ladiés* ‘diseases, removed her offices from the National. Hotel to the residence of Mrs, P. Claney, next to the Catholic ehureb. Ladies who are aficted in any.way should Consult with this lady who comes. here very highly recommended, Consultations free, {f headed for the north. Sheriff Getchell,. _ s{ eho. was.in Buttes county yesterday) ©. and has not yet returned, evidently re-. : Sierra sem killed.-Many of-the--min‘. left something, a verse, a line; a sketch, “AT PANA TODAY. Striking Coal Miners Fight With the Officers. — Special to the TRanscntrt. Pana, Iil., April 10.—A bloody riot ‘occurred here today between the officials and the white and negro miners. ‘places of the striking white miners, ‘started the fight. Six mén and one 6rs were wounded. : —_—_———— The Magic of Rome. The story of Rome isa tale of murder and sudden death, varied, changing, never repeated in-the same way; there is blood on every threshold; a tragedy lies buried in every church‘and chapel, and again we ask in -vain wherein lies the magic of the city that has fed on terror and grown old in carnage, the charm that draws men to her, the power that holds, the magic that enthralls men soul and body, as Lady Venus cast her spells upon Tannhauser in her mountain of old. Yet none deny it, and as centuries roll on the poéts, the men of letters, the musicians, the artists of all ages, have come to her from far countries and have dwelt here while they might, some for long years, some for the few months they could spare, and all of them have a song that breathes the threefold mystery of love, eternity and death.— “Studies From the'Chronicles of Rome, ”’ by Marion Crawford. The Spider’s Elastic Appetite. The spider has a tremendous appetite, and his gormandizing defies all human competition. A scientist who carefully noted ‘a spider’s consumption of food in 24 hours concluded that if the spider were built proportionately to the human scales he would eat at daybreak (approximately) a small alligator, by 7 a. m. a lamb, by 9 a, m. a young camelopard,.by 1.0’clock a sheep and would’ finish up with a lark pie in which there were 120 birds) Yet, in spite of his enormous appetite, a spider has wonderful power of refraining from food, and one has been known to live for ten months when absolutely deprived ' of food. A beetle lived in a similar state of unrefreshment for three years.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. : ~ Mattie—Why, what a beautiful ring you havé, dear?. What did it cost you? Myra—My liberty. It’s my engagement’ ring.—New Orleans Times-Democrat. All the suitors for a girl’s hand in Borneo are expected to be generous in their presents to her. These presents are never returned. Therefore the wily young lady ‘defers as -long as possible a positive selection of the happy man. There never was a portrait made of Ethan Allen. The heroic style of statue of the heroin the national capitol is an imaginative representation. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it. through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be‘nsed except on prescriptions from reputable physimanufactured by F. J. Chene Toledo, O., contains no mercury, Bes taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. Tt is one heal he Sw made in Toledo, i . J. Ohene = a t ‘ y& Co. TestimoSold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another ‘barrel of extra fi . just received at J. J. sseteae 4 ee hive grocery store on Commercial street. : f10-tf ONE DOLLAR F a? OR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS., eee A negro who had come to help take the: a ) < es OUR NORTABRN NEIGHBORS A Summary of News. Gathered _ From Saturday's Messenger. Miss Eva Finane closed her school at Goodyear Bar Friday: The event was celebrated with a ball and chicken sup. ; per at Williams’-hotel. ace nin ‘Lhe saw mill company. near Goodyear Bar resumed work in their mine) last week with J. Sunderhaus: superintendest and J. R. Williams ‘general manager. Those taking part in the play “The Fruits of Folly,” to be given by Naomi Parlor of Native Daughters at Downieville next Friday, are now busy rehearsing. The Kenton mine at Alleghany has closed down temporurily; Will resunie work in‘a few days. : Four men are at. work in the South Fork mine at Forest. Others’ will be added as soon as timbers can’ be procured. ‘ The North Fork mineat Forest is going-aheadnicely. : During the last week the river has lowered considerably, and at some of the hydraulic mines the water has ay = ‘Wpelginar’s New Time Syétem. ” “Bites the beginning’ of May a new ‘system of reckoning the hours has been according to circumtances. A train starting exactly at midnight is said to leave at 0 hour and one dueat that time is due.at 24. o'clock. The .dials.of existing clocks at railroad stations have been adapted to the new system by placing the numbers 18 to 24 under the 1 to'12. ~ee-+; A Missouri paper announces that a woman cannot get into society in Kansas City unless the decollete of her gown extends down to the third knob of her backbone, while she is not admitted in New York society unless it extends to the sixth knob. Thisis important if true. ‘A Newfoundland dog was killed by lightning in Passaic, N. J., recently. . The bolt came down the chimtisy set 'the house on fire, passed. of, to the back yard, where it. melted the steel chain by which the -dog--was fastened and killed him. : epee A New York criminal, 65 years of slacked up so much that several men have been laid off until it increases again. A few warm days is all that is necessary to increase it. Fred Boseh is the champion pigeon hunter, killing 51 in three days.Geo. F. Taylor has.gone to Pike City to make a survey of the Alaska mine. John H. Wadleigh, an old-time resident of. Nevada and: Sierra counties, left last Wednesday bound for his old home in Maine. Mrs: Robert Louden came in from Sierra Valley on Friday morning’s stage. Her husband is engaged in driving stage between Sierraville. and Truckee. ; L. Buzenet, who was ‘stricken with paralysis some time ago, remains about the same. Antone Shute, who has_ heen living on the Middle Fork for a number of years, died at the county hospital last pital only a few days. The cause of his death was pneumonia: He wasa native of Germany, and 75 years of age. Mr. Shute was one of the oldest pioneers of this State, having come in 1849. . The orchestra of the High Street Opera House, Columbus, Ohio, got up and walked out when the miastrel ccmpany’s band leader took the baton, that gentleman being colored. ~~ A At North Bloomfield, April 8, 1899, to the wife of F. J. Le Du, a son, IWIUGIE IN] LIKE Is espeeially true 6f Hood’s Pills, for no medicine ever contained ‘so great curative power in 80, small space. They. are: a whole medicine chest, always ready, at (& ani ways efficient, always satisfactory; prevent a cold . % or fever, cure all liver ills, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, ete. 25¢, The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. a ICE CREAM and ICECREATISODA AT FOLEY’S, Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MERTING. i dpi = — Nevada County Land Sul en 8sociation . a co will be held at the office of the Bostetare ue retary at sae, aalseae Bank in Nevada City, Califor. Tuesday, May 9, 1899, at 7:30 o’clock ‘p. m., for th Board of Directors to serve for papel ¥ r, to make provision for liquidating ine lebtedness and for th ansac' other business as may be lawful: pessoal for considera’ D. Nevada City, & re aN, Secretary. . We have drawn our supplies from Wednesday. He had been at the hos-. . # be ees That is exactly what ‘we are pivinge in aa nese a" . : ! be ers / fe. Xi Off Sale. If pag barns ®iving in merchandise to or customers during this One-Quarter. . 4; yj : = : ; wilt but stop to consider that our goods at regul i i price, and in many. instances sold for 1] . gular prices are always the lowest in : = : “ : ishances Sod. sor less than their real value, you will’ EF cs = ite shea . i 2 twenty-five cents rebate.on dollar’ . vaiue, you will readily perceive that this teats ; a ae Fa glance would indicate ff ve were Stferitig = = ae mena much more. to you than a easual panies 9 gt a3 Fe oc cea ara Pie atetction.as we oft noni spntgcnctbdne oe the economical Cayen petatin . $447, DRIED AND:cANNED Fist 2. cy: purchase High-Grade Stan ‘Gei ik : *. #UC WHEN) During the: season, ie me € really getting y dard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then YOU . ATC! meat, i ee soe tia 6 ee é ag eer an trier . all kinds of me i ‘bead bas yvievid, ; Brun iltas _»._ . i2 Perfect, condition,. ae Fs REDUCED =PRICESZ ONZOVERCOATS. : ‘ . . REDUCED,IPRICES ON MEN'S SUITS.” f)< “REDUGCEDPRICES ONCHILDREN’S CLOTHING. : : The suit that used.to sell for $20 and was fully “it, ¢ sell for was fully worth*it now Pg a for $15, and’ all others at reduced Pciees. aa Baie rom a great variety of Cheviots, Tweed otch, Irish and mestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wont : wl #f YRS 18 (Ges ues Sie ESATA packers’ justly célebrated for the susonfident that'both the stick and the price will meet with the ‘approval of! the discriminating housekeeper. CALL ON sat<fu* ext ; age, was brought into court on a litter , to receive his eighteefi-months’ ‘sen-. tence for manslaughter. ——___—__—+ e@e + --It is estimated that the potato crop of Aristook county, Maine, will reach 5,000,000 bushels, and 8000 tots of starch will be made. _were killed by a train, which smashed . the buggy but dia not injure the horse ‘that was pulling it. yegina _ Am Oregon woman gave landanum to her three children, took a dose herself Two Kentucky farmers: in a buggy The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Lea, od buriin force in Belgium, noon being Hs sir Ser aps _— bailder, 24 or not satisfactory. “ice 25 sented by 19, and-midnight by ; and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dickern the. druggist. : eS od: pu” oe Six loaves bread for 25 at Homann’ ‘Through the S eel To the feet and thénce throtgh the whole body the path of @isease is often plainly marked. suet Don't Catch Cola From: wet feet. Wear& pair of our strong, handsome and well-made Sh and be‘independent of the weather: es _All of our Shoes are made of honest material. There is no’ filling up with useless trash. : Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. ., Children’s Shoes from-$::50.up, __Allgood values for your money. pairing neatly and miptly «~~ done at the lowest ” ble children will die, and blew. out her brains. Qne ofthe} . Gt 0 3 "4 TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS. he Best in the World. knows them. ‘For style, fit and ‘materia Now is the time while time and’ got our pick. Respectfully, é Laaies, our TROJAN SHIRT WAIST ,Are now on exhibition in our window, Every Jady ‘in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, A Come and see them while in our window. the size and price-on each waist so you will h but.can order the waist you want taken out “Come'to-s for Yor RASTER KID GLOVES. GRAND ~=. OPENING Spring & Summer Millinery ~ BATURDAY, APRIL 8th. oy liov» Latest, Daintiet.ang. ~ Tastiest City ag I they can not be beat ‘ price i : and t prices uo higher than common waists. » and their . , You may.say it is too early, but it is not. the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice This year’s style are” beauties and we bought them in We have put ave no trouble, Yess Comé to us for your CORSETS. . me thi * perior quality: of:their:goods and feel. -_ . G. SCADDEN, WINDOW SHADES, :Soecta sings furnnted'() . Is the:place: . to buy all kinds ~ Of Furniture at the lowest prices. mere . rs, Couches,” 6b ] ; {LOUNGES, =. Mai is tiene et. 5 ee eam aa ae a es Shave come and _eseaped, with whor those. that who was f C. P., will “the. ‘Truck railroad,— days, wart streets are but plenty surroundil Though th streams, t meet with are kept sv WASHI? bonded the land claim: also on the gone to Ea which to di put. men to Giant Kin bonded.— nel at the ( ton townsh and from tl made to le The shaft‘y farther, for been inthe nanza. Th rich. NORTH . been stracl mine at a p level of the pot-hole cr nel is not and Du Mi! Sararday wu Henry You The lad is v of recovery. A The ‘pian Thomas, A gave a suc afternoon: Morgan on included th some vocal ell: Serena Champion;} Frank Tayl: Morning,” ( ford; marc! Grace Gart! Miss Alice § aikowsky), “Who's at Miss Maude delssohn, § Ada Barry hands, Miss Valse Melan Miss Rache Yeste At yester the Nevada ing scores: _ QB: Maitland. Schmidt. Richardson Morgan. . Wolf. 356: Specia At Trini; ten personi children, we the rector, St. Canice . tra joined \ gram of' Ea ‘tion of Pre :some of the the local ek “Foresters @ ing the latt early part committee. the city tr and engine meeting.

& this territory. is easily. : every evening except erase Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. uN. P. BROWE. L. 8. CALKING. APRIL. 10, 1899. ORR GOLD DISCOVERY. In the year 1854 I was introduced to ““q Mrs. Bennett, who was one of the pioneer women of this coast; she came here with her family in 1844, and settled on a ranch, where the city of Santa Clara now stands. She told me that the year 1845 was very dry, 80 much so that her boys had to drive the cattle to the mountains to get green feed and they took them up the Mokelumne river, where they kept them un-. til there was feed in the valleys. On their retura they brought back with . them three large,bright, shining, yellow stones, as large as a man’s two fists, which were quite heavy. The boys got them as curiosities, but as they had no use for them, Mrs. Bennett placed them on the floor to keep the door from bedng-blowa to by the wind. é * ‘'There they remained until the time of Fremont’s trouble, when he came that way with his little army to conquer the Mexicans. He made his camp near her house and came there frequently. One day he, with two of his officers, + noticed the yellow stones. Frement asked her where she got them. She said the boys had found them ia the dry bed of the. Mokelumne river in the mountains while herding the cattle and they had said there were plenty more of them there. Fremont said they were quite pretty and he would l'ke one of them; she readily gave it; the other two officers wanted the other two, which she gave them. These “stones” were pure gold, as she afterwards found out. I have often thought that Fremont reported this to the government and it might have been a great factor in securit g Fremont _teok the pains to sécure a largé tract of land in the mountains .rather than, in the valJeys, which bé could have done just as C. P. RUTHERFORD. Wants a Night Service. Eprror Transcript: In nearly every town on the Pacific coast where there is telephone service the offices ure kept opéb all night, except at Nevada City. Why is this thus? The Sunset Telephone Company assured its patrons in this city that just as soon as there + VECIT— Tor cre . company brought to my store today a new list of the patrons in this city and I counted them and find there are one handred and fifty-seven—fifty-seven more than they required for aa allnight service. Such a big corporation as the Sunset cannot afford to make a promise that they will not redeem. Will they do it without further notice? Or will it be nevessary for the patrons to get up a petition requesting them to do as they promised? There has been a constant murmuring about this matter for some time, and it will now assume shape im the way of a petition, but it is hoped the “Sunset Company will not compel its patrons to do this, but will immediately announce that it . . will do as agreed with its patrons. . JUSTICE, eee A Coyote Chase, At Glenbrook Park yesterday there sey of Grass Valley were started on the trail of a coyote. The dogs ran their prey down within a quarter of a mile from the starting place. Frénch Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing re, ' Meffrom and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. LA FRANOE DRUG COMPANY, as ae Francisco. For sale by ~~ D. Vinton. ——+60 -—_ —____ Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ENERO ad Ei = s i : ~ CAPTURED. + $ory:in the Philippines. Mania, April 10th.— General Lawton » Sixty-eight Filipinos. were’ killed and many. were taken prisoners. The It is the. principal settlement on. LaAmericans had six men wounded. ~ wag The rebels, who are led by the Ohimountains A VICTIM OF TELEPATHY. His Absurd Delusions Finally Banished by the-Hypnotic Route. There came to me late one night a strangér in wildest despair resolved to commit suicide that night if I could not help him, says Professor Munsterberg in The Atlantic. He had been a physician, but had given up his practice because his brother,.on the other side of the ocean, hated him and had him’ under his telepathic) influence, troubling him from over the sea with voices which mocked him and with impulses to foolish actions. He had not slept nor had he eaten anything for several days, and the only chance for ‘life he saw. was that a new hypnotic influence might’ d6verpower the ‘mystical hypnotic forces. 2* » er I soon fountl the source of his trouble. In treating himself for a wound he had misused cocaine in an absurd way, and the hallucinations of ‘voices were the chief symptom of his cocainism. These products of: his poisonéd’ brain had sometimes reference to his brother in Europe, and thus the telepathic system grew in him and permeated his whole life. I hypnotized him, and sug: gested to him with success to have sleep and food and a smaller dose of cocaine.’ Then I hypnotized him daily for six weeks. After ten days he gave up cocaine eéntirely,-after three weeks the voices disappeared, and after that the othér symptoths faded away. ‘It was not, however, until the end that the telepathic system was exploded, Even when the voices had gone he for.awhile felt his movements controlled ver the ocean, and: after: six weeks, vhen .1.had..him qnite.well. again, he pretation, s. vividly had ‘he*felt the distant influences. : : VOCAL CULTURE. The First Step Is Keeping the Mouth Shut, Asleep or Awake. ‘ ‘‘Proper breathing is so. essential in voice production that it must receive first attention, and the first requirement is to keep the mouth shut;’’ writes Katharine E. Junkermann in The Woman's Home Companion. ny ? “Of course no tone can be either strong or pure if the lungs-are cram so that the air cannot Pan pi, oo der to increase the size of the } capacity raise the chest and keep the body well and strongly poised. a “So. much*harm has béen done to voices. by allowing the month to become the regular air passage that the need of care cannot be too freqnently em sized. Besides the injury done by the unwarmed.air. entering the lungs the lees responsive: It is comparatively easy to contro] one’s breathing when awake; but when asleep the harm goes‘on. To remedy this involves a slight discomfort, but one can endure it patiently looking to the end. Cutcourt plaster into little strips about one-fourth of an inch in width and _ paste seyeral across the lips, placing them up. and down, with the lips held naturally.. If one is tempted to give, up rather than endure the discomfort this method involves, a walk through an ordinary day coach or a night made hideous’ by the presence of a snorer in a néar berth will cause a solemn vow to be taken never-to do likewise;’* ce i ‘THE CHASE APTER MOORE, The Clue From Stockton.a False” One— A Chance at Chico, . The suspect seen near Chico Friday forenoon is still being pursued, and there is a possibility that he will prove to be: Moore.He is supposed -to be "A Correspondent Who Claims That It\ rue /necbei Irbecee’ Seck Setety taltatiowings "I Six Men and One Woman Killed In : ~ Was Made in 1845. "SS te’ Mountaits, eee: the Battle. . . gon . A Stockton dispatch of Saturday -jcounty for Moore, the Nevada’ county murderer, occupying the greater part of today, Sheriff Sibley; df San Joaquin, aud Sheriff D. B. Getchell, of Nevada City, returned late this afternoon < . empty-banded. . Last Sunday a woman [who saw s picturé of Moore in the band to the extraordiz shadowed the fellow antil yesterday, ‘when.be went into the country. The nes¢ General, Pach. Wah, fled into thé . man was then placed’ under ‘new sur yeillance. He went to work atthe San “1 Joaquin brick yard, on Roberts Island. Sheriffs Sibley and Getchell started }from. here at 9 o’clock. this -morning, and had some little trouble in locating: the supposed murderer, The fellow was surprised’ when approached, bat after due examination and inquiry it was concluded that he’ was not the man. The suspect resembled Moore to a striking degree, even to deafness and the use of an ear trupet, his habit of reading anda constant tendency to glance excitedly at every stranger entering a place. While in town he-spent a good deal of time in saloons, Moore’s whereabouts are still as much a mystery as 6ver.” A spiritualist niedium ofthis city claims to have received a straight ‘tip from thé other world to the effect that Moore is hiding in an ‘old mining tunnel.and is sick. He will be sicker still if he comes out of his hiding place. q RY 4 Sis It has been ascertained that a brother of Moore’s father lives in the Staté of Nevada, it being believed he is a farmer on the Hnmboldt river. Some months ago he sent word to Ed by a Nevada City man he met ona C, P. train that he‘would like to have his nephew visit him. The latter remarked upon getting the message that he had no use for his relations; Moore frequently stated that he used to be in Trinity county a good deal und that he was not: only there’ during the Modoc warinthe lava beds but partinh ens there Vite sien tier oan a pros: . full health. to resist the mystical interpecting expedition ies The residents of Brownsville, Yuba ‘county, indulged in considerable spec: ulation Friday concerning the identity of a mysterious stranger who stopped for lunch in that.village and then proceeded on his way en route to Forbestown. The man was ‘tall, dark complexion, hard of hearing and had a scar near the wrist of his right hand the little finger of which was. stiff. ‘Some who saw him were of the opinion that it was Moore. Captain Nihell says that some years ago Moore had one of bis hands accidentally wounded by a miner’s candlestick falling upon it point down and making a bad “wound. sree ie A Kentucky woman has secured a pha. judgment for $700 against @ man’ who reteteacaaeaernces she didn’t want him : I jans,as the damage th i ‘ was a novel coursing match in which . ™2°0US membrane is hardened by the f BF er will dete ton ; a : , Serres fold t6 the good i twenty-six hounds owned by L. V: Dor-. 2.” being dried up, and the Timecles Yo derive from them. Hall ’s Oat rhdern of the tongue and throat grow stiff and u Try it. : fear CURR, If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumpti Cure, which is sold for the small = of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not! eure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 Cts. and 50cts. © -for sale by H Dickerthan, the druggist. tf ' Removal Notice. Dr. Laura A. Harris, the speci 4 t pecialist. ior ladiés* ‘diseases, removed her offices from the National. Hotel to the residence of Mrs, P. Claney, next to the Catholic ehureb. Ladies who are aficted in any.way should Consult with this lady who comes. here very highly recommended, Consultations free, {f headed for the north. Sheriff Getchell,. _ s{ eho. was.in Buttes county yesterday) ©. and has not yet returned, evidently re-. : Sierra sem killed.-Many of-the--min‘. left something, a verse, a line; a sketch, “AT PANA TODAY. Striking Coal Miners Fight With the Officers. — Special to the TRanscntrt. Pana, Iil., April 10.—A bloody riot ‘occurred here today between the officials and the white and negro miners. ‘places of the striking white miners, ‘started the fight. Six mén and one 6rs were wounded. : —_—_———— The Magic of Rome. The story of Rome isa tale of murder and sudden death, varied, changing, never repeated in-the same way; there is blood on every threshold; a tragedy lies buried in every church‘and chapel, and again we ask in -vain wherein lies the magic of the city that has fed on terror and grown old in carnage, the charm that draws men to her, the power that holds, the magic that enthralls men soul and body, as Lady Venus cast her spells upon Tannhauser in her mountain of old. Yet none deny it, and as centuries roll on the poéts, the men of letters, the musicians, the artists of all ages, have come to her from far countries and have dwelt here while they might, some for long years, some for the few months they could spare, and all of them have a song that breathes the threefold mystery of love, eternity and death.— “Studies From the'Chronicles of Rome, ”’ by Marion Crawford. The Spider’s Elastic Appetite. The spider has a tremendous appetite, and his gormandizing defies all human competition. A scientist who carefully noted ‘a spider’s consumption of food in 24 hours concluded that if the spider were built proportionately to the human scales he would eat at daybreak (approximately) a small alligator, by 7 a. m. a lamb, by 9 a, m. a young camelopard,.by 1.0’clock a sheep and would’ finish up with a lark pie in which there were 120 birds) Yet, in spite of his enormous appetite, a spider has wonderful power of refraining from food, and one has been known to live for ten months when absolutely deprived ' of food. A beetle lived in a similar state of unrefreshment for three years.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. : ~ Mattie—Why, what a beautiful ring you havé, dear?. What did it cost you? Myra—My liberty. It’s my engagement’ ring.—New Orleans Times-Democrat. All the suitors for a girl’s hand in Borneo are expected to be generous in their presents to her. These presents are never returned. Therefore the wily young lady ‘defers as -long as possible a positive selection of the happy man. There never was a portrait made of Ethan Allen. The heroic style of statue of the heroin the national capitol is an imaginative representation. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it. through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be‘nsed except on prescriptions from reputable physimanufactured by F. J. Chene Toledo, O., contains no mercury, Bes taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. Tt is

one heal he Sw made in Toledo, i . J. Ohene = a t ‘ y& Co. TestimoSold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another ‘barrel of extra fi . just received at J. J. sseteae 4 ee hive grocery store on Commercial street. : f10-tf ONE DOLLAR F a? OR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS., eee A negro who had come to help take the: a ) < es OUR NORTABRN NEIGHBORS A Summary of News. Gathered _ From Saturday's Messenger. Miss Eva Finane closed her school at Goodyear Bar Friday: The event was celebrated with a ball and chicken sup. ; per at Williams’-hotel. ace nin ‘Lhe saw mill company. near Goodyear Bar resumed work in their mine) last week with J. Sunderhaus: superintendest and J. R. Williams ‘general manager. Those taking part in the play “The Fruits of Folly,” to be given by Naomi Parlor of Native Daughters at Downieville next Friday, are now busy rehearsing. The Kenton mine at Alleghany has closed down temporurily; Will resunie work in‘a few days. : Four men are at. work in the South Fork mine at Forest. Others’ will be added as soon as timbers can’ be procured. ‘ The North Fork mineat Forest is going-aheadnicely. : During the last week the river has lowered considerably, and at some of the hydraulic mines the water has ay = ‘Wpelginar’s New Time Syétem. ” “Bites the beginning’ of May a new ‘system of reckoning the hours has been according to circumtances. A train starting exactly at midnight is said to leave at 0 hour and one dueat that time is due.at 24. o'clock.. The .dials..of existing clocks at railroad stations have been adapted to the new system by placing the numbers 18 to 24 under the 1 to'12. ~ee-+; A Missouri paper announces that a woman cannot get into society in Kansas City unless the decollete of her gown extends down to the third knob of her backbone, while she is not admitted in New York society unless it extends to the sixth knob. Thisis important if true. ‘A Newfoundland dog was killed by lightning in Passaic, N. J., recently. . The bolt came down the chimtisy set 'the house on fire, passed. of, to the back yard, where it. melted the steel chain by which the -dog--was fastened and killed him. : epee A New York criminal, 65 years of slacked up so much that several men have been laid off until it increases again. A few warm days is all that is necessary to increase it. Fred Boseh is the champion pigeon hunter, killing 51 in three days.Geo. F. Taylor has.gone to Pike City to make a survey of the Alaska mine. John H. Wadleigh, an old-time resident of. Nevada and: Sierra counties, left last Wednesday bound for his old home in Maine. Mrs: Robert Louden came in from Sierra Valley on Friday morning’s stage. Her husband is engaged in driving stage between Sierraville. and Truckee. ; L. Buzenet, who was ‘stricken with paralysis some time ago, remains about the same. Antone Shute, who has_ heen living on the Middle Fork for a number of years, died at the county hospital last pital only a few days. The cause of his death was pneumonia: He wasa native of Germany, and 75 years of age. Mr. Shute was one of the oldest pioneers of this State, having come in 1849. . The orchestra of the High Street Opera House, Columbus, Ohio, got up and walked out when the miastrel ccmpany’s band leader took the baton, that gentleman being colored. ~~ A At North Bloomfield, April 8, 1899, to the wife of F. J. Le Du, a son, IWIUGIE IN] LIKE Is espeeially true 6f Hood’s Pills, for no medicine ever contained ‘so great curative power in 80, small space. They. are: a whole medicine chest, always ready, at (& ani ways efficient, always satisfactory; prevent a cold . % or fever, cure all liver ills, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, ete. 25¢, The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. a ICE CREAM and ICECREATISODA AT FOLEY’S, Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MERTING. i dpi = — Nevada County Land Sul en 8sociation . a co will be held at the office of the Bostetare ue retary at sae, aalseae Bank in Nevada City, Califor. Tuesday, May 9, 1899, at 7:30 o’clock ‘p. m., for th Board of Directors to serve for papel ¥ r, to make provision for liquidating ine lebtedness and for th ansac' other business as may be lawful: pessoal for considera’ D. Nevada City, & re aN, Secretary. . We have drawn our supplies from Wednesday. He had been at the hos-. . # be ees That is exactly what ‘we are pivinge in aa nese a" . : ! be ers / fe. Xi Off Sale. If pag barns ®iving in merchandise to or customers during this One-Quarter. . 4; yj : = : ; wilt but stop to consider that our goods at regul i i price, and in many. instances sold for 1] . gular prices are always the lowest in : = : “ : ishances Sod. sor less than their real value, you will’ EF cs = ite shea . i 2 twenty-five cents rebate.on dollar’ . vaiue, you will readily perceive that this teats ; a ae Fa glance would indicate ff ve were Stferitig = = ae mena much more. to you than a easual panies 9 gt a3 Fe oc cea ara Pie atetction.as we oft noni spntgcnctbdne oe the economical Cayen petatin . $447, DRIED AND:cANNED Fist 2. cy: purchase High-Grade Stan ‘Gei ik : *. #UC WHEN) During the: season, ie me € really getting y dard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then YOU . ATC! meat, i ee soe tia 6 ee é ag eer an trier . all kinds of me i ‘bead bas yvievid, ; Brun iltas _»._ . i2 Perfect, condition,. ae Fs REDUCED =PRICESZ ONZOVERCOATS. : ‘ . . REDUCED,IPRICES ON MEN'S SUITS.” f)< “REDUGCEDPRICES ONCHILDREN’S CLOTHING. : : The suit that used.to sell for $20 and was fully “it, ¢ sell for was fully worth*it now Pg a for $15, and’ all others at reduced Pciees. aa Baie rom a great variety of Cheviots, Tweed otch, Irish and mestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wont : wl #f YRS 18 (Ges ues Sie ESATA packers’ justly célebrated for the susonfident that'both the stick and the price will meet with the ‘approval of! the discriminating housekeeper. CALL ON sat<fu* ext ; age, was brought into court on a litter , to receive his eighteefi-months’ ‘sen-. tence for manslaughter. ——___—__—+ e@e + --It is estimated that the potato crop of Aristook county, Maine, will reach 5,000,000 bushels, and 8000 tots of starch will be made. _were killed by a train, which smashed . the buggy but dia not injure the horse ‘that was pulling it. yegina _ Am Oregon woman gave landanum to her three children, took a dose herself Two Kentucky farmers: in a buggy The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Lea, od buriin force in Belgium, noon being Hs sir Ser aps _— bailder, 24 or not satisfactory. “ice 25 sented by 19, and-midnight by ; and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dickern the. druggist. : eS od: pu” oe Six loaves bread for 25 at Homann’ ‘Through the S eel To the feet and thénce throtgh the whole body the path of @isease is often plainly marked. suet Don't Catch Cola From: wet feet. Wear& pair of our strong, handsome and well-made Sh and be‘independent of the weather: es _All of our Shoes are made of honest material. There is no’ filling up with useless trash. : Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. ., Children’s Shoes from-$::50.up, __Allgood values for your money. pairing neatly and miptly «~~ done at the lowest ” ble children will die, and blew. out her brains. Qne ofthe} . Gt 0 3 "4 TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS. he Best in the World. knows them. ‘For style, fit and ‘materia Now is the time while time and’ got our pick. Respectfully, é Laaies, our TROJAN SHIRT WAIST ,Are now on exhibition in our window, Every Jady ‘in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, A Come and see them while in our window. the size and price-on each waist so you will h but.can order the waist you want taken out “Come'to-s for Yor RASTER KID GLOVES. GRAND ~=. OPENING Spring & Summer Millinery ~ BATURDAY, APRIL 8th.. oy liov» Latest, Daintiet.ang. ~ Tastiest City ag I they can not be beat ‘ price i : and t prices uo higher than common waists. » and their . , You may.say it is too early, but it is not. the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice This year’s style are” beauties and we bought them in We have put ave no trouble, Yess Comé to us for your CORSETS. . me thi * perior quality: of:their:goods and feel. -_ . G. SCADDEN, WINDOW SHADES, :Soecta sings furnnted'() . Is the:place: . to buy all kinds ~ Of Furniture at the lowest prices. mere . rs, Couches,” 6b ] ; {LOUNGES, =. Mai is tiene et. 5 ee eam aa ae a es Shave come and _eseaped, with whor those. that who was f C. P., will “the. ‘Truck railroad,— days, wart streets are but plenty surroundil Though th streams, t meet with are kept sv WASHI? bonded the land claim: also on the gone to Ea which to di put. men to Giant Kin bonded.— nel at the ( ton townsh and from tl made to le The shaft‘y farther, for been inthe nanza. Th rich. NORTH . been stracl mine at a p level of the pot-hole cr nel is not and Du Mi! Sararday wu Henry You The lad is v of recovery. A The ‘pian Thomas, A gave a suc afternoon: Morgan on included th some vocal ell: Serena Champion;} Frank Tayl: Morning,” ( ford; marc! Grace Gart! Miss Alice § aikowsky), “Who's at Miss Maude delssohn, § Ada Barry hands, Miss Valse Melan Miss Rache Yeste At yester the Nevada ing scores: _ QB: Maitland.. Schmidt.. Richardson Morgan.. . Wolf. 356: Specia At Trini; ten personi children, we the rector, St. Canice . tra joined \ gram of' Ea ‘tion of Pre :some of the the local ek “Foresters @ ing the latt early part committee. the city tr and engine meeting..