April 19, 1900 (4 pages)

eee oe Ys 2 ee FS a oe ote ta display of of isplay. Gcme mn enough yet. yds and.that fs * Wash Goods: itifal goods: t we advertise is inder than ever AS. Y, Maspay SDAY 2. . 2 and 1Oth OWN THB yélection 3énnet or Hat can e that all work N STREET, BVADA CITY. than they” w you the itches. watch or fy you in. our thee 5 Rl ese s tor 256. : per Can’ : per Can per, aanqaa’ AEG EEEEEEE EE EEEEEEEEHAEEEREES a about the 4 ‘the Transcript _ cS ee Hugh Murchie has more business to . 5! attend to than. any other one man in Nevada City. He is Water Collector, Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent of the Sewer System and Health Officer. He was appointed to these offices because the City Trustees believed he was jast the right kind of a man to fill the various positions, and he has proven by his work, that they did not make a mistake., Today he is superintending the leveling of some of the streets, collecting water bills, looking out for connections thut are being made to the sewer system, interviewing the physicians about contageous diseases, that he may quarantine the houses promptly, looking out for leaks in water pipes, bad sidewalks, etc., etc. And so it is every day inthe week that he does the work of three or four men, and seems to be equal to everything that turns ap. eee. Give the Children a Chance. The streets will be crowde1 with peo-. have no memory, and no matter how / ia grippe at her home on West Broad thoroughly trained they are you have . street. me ple tomorrow forenoon to ‘witness the animal parade show. It will start at 11 o'clock. There would be nothing) out of the way if the six or seven hundred children in our public schools were permitted to witness the grand free spectacular street carnival and fairyland parade, or even to turn them all loose at 11 o’clock for the balance of tbe day. It would make no. difference *m a hundred .years from now her, but I finally started in and spent he whole winter teaching her the two. tarned to bis home thie morning after. We have been so surfeited in the past whether school kept in tomorrow or not, and the teachers would not care so tricks she now performs, This is nan-. a nie’s fifth season on the road. She long as their salaries were all right. ‘picked her up as a kid in Alabama, animals yet seen here. They will pi their big tents on Grissel Brothers pas. ” given. The street parade which will doubt be the neatest thing of the kind Everything about the show is said to. seen with tented shows. It is in fact, a . human beings as the performers, aniheaded an aniuial as ever came out of the ark,” remarked Professor O. I. Norris to a representative of this paper. mals he has one solitary goat. “It’s a tricks or other intelligent act, and then can eater reminded of his duty. Goats to jog their memory constantly, just the show I have tanght.to walk a tightr will never attempt to train another. Ija t ture where two performances will be/the Plumbago nine. an ill} Hon. R.1. Thomas came over from take place about noon will without) Birchville this morning. ever seen on the streets of this city. train for San Francisco. have a bright, clean appearance,seldom . rock, is ill with the grip. miniature circus, only that instead of here looking at the mines. *s joelient. — mals will appear to do the feats on the . here on the afternoon train. Yak ee : Bobert, Richardson of Sacramento] best theater patrons, owing to its well“A goat is about as stapid and thick. came in on last: aay Among his collection of over 800 ani-. Midas, where he hes been mining. _ life’s work to train a goat to do any . afternoon where he has a position, — B. F. Hall of the Pioneer Reduction . dialogue is crisp and witty, and the;* it’s a life’s worriment to keep the tin. Works has gone to San Francisco, es Aiken ta ee eee oS. oe oa Sega “W. W. Waggoner hae retarned ¢rom fdeamatic. Ti t “Father Olyve left on the morning L. D, Norrié of SanFrancisco is} scenic effects. and mountings were ex‘BE. B. Spangler of St. Louis arrived This evening's play,“A Gold Mine,” will be of exceptional interest to the . known reputation and local colorings. J.G. Spence of Alameda arrived here . It iss comedy story’ of a Grass Valley Dan Hose returned thie morning from . Pocket, and why, aftér having suffered John Quinn went over to Reno this. Parts with it graciously to save the brother of the womdn hé loves. The repartee exceedingly, » brilliant, It Mre. Nick Webber is afflicted with. ®hould crowd the bones, Out of the Urdinary. W. J. Newell and A. N. Mocsercame. Each successive performance of the like an absent-minded person, only «. down from North Bloomfield this af-. Dailey’s gives evidence that the organ { little more so, This nanny I have in. ternoon. : ization ia far above, in dramatic abilMrs. Ed Doll and children went over . ity, anything we have been accustomed ope and ride fiorseback on a pony. 1. to Reno this afternoon. Mr. Doll bas! to witness, and it is no surprise that contract there. their seasons have been so long and t they handle their pieces conscientiousRobert Gardner of Sacramento, re-. ly and drees with taste and precision, short visit here. with mediocre and ordinary compaMrs. Turner and children arrived . nies, that it is a: pleasure to say kind ooo needs little or no attention, as she. here this morning from San Francisco/ words fora company as painstaking as Funeral of Mrs. Thos. P. Blue. The funeral of the Jate Mrs. T. P. lows’ lot in Pine Grove Oemetery, this city. ‘A very large number of friends of deceased came down from Little York township to pay the last tribute of respect to their departed friend. Mrs. Blue wasa genial and motherly ‘woman ati@dearly beloved by every -one of her acquaintances. Her loss is keenly felt, not only by the family but ‘the whole community where she lived for almost a lifetime. Married Tuesday. _ Miss Rosetta Hegarty, daughter of Oharles Hegarty of Moore’s Flat, was: married Tuesday evening at Auburn, to John Quinn of Placerville. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Vancbief and only relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties were present. The bride is well-known all over this county and ‘ner many friends wish her and her ‘busband unbounded joy. The bappy couple will make their home at Placer<ille, «o> Will Try it Again. Yin :today’s TRANsoRIPT appears the @nuouncement of Joho E. Isaac asa candidate for re-election as City As sessor. Mr. Isaac was elected to the office at the last election and has performed his duties in an admirable aay. He thinks with the experience the has bad he could do much better the next time if the people see fit to re-elect him. He is very popular and will undoubtedly poll e heavy vote. Yesterday’s Bali Game. Ynthe ball game yesterday between ‘the Eigh School and the Ninth Grade, the fagmer won by a score of 32 to 28 The game was played at the old rifle and the girls of’ the school went along as “rooters.” Percy Carr acted as umpire. aS iAP Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. ‘With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrb 4s a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take inter ‘nal remedies. Hall's Oetarrh Cure is ‘taken internally, and acts directly on ‘the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is not a quack medicine, st was prescribed by one of the best. It is warranted to stand any hot clisiciuns in the country for years. .is a regular peso: com the tonics known pins ne Suit the best Goat purifiers, zona and other scorching countries. acting directly on the mucous sur-. See advertisement in another column Pi Nit eee eee faces. The perfect.combination of the two ts is what prodaces such @onderfal results in curing catarrh. ¥. J. Cuengy & Co., Props.,’ oi A og Ohio. id by druggists, p ‘Tbc. Sire amine Pills are the best. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepare’ to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rasb, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Salmon Bellies “ Gaylord. & Son’s. They are fine. Try them. . tf. For Sale Cheap. fhe lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for sale ata bargain. They will be sold as: t a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown it Doesn't. », Faying rent doesn’t ‘make a home. cat We build them on easy terms. cares for herself, and yet is one of the. on a visit to relatives. futtest and slickest animals of the w Near Death’s Door. 1 at the point of death, suffering from a At about noon Wednesday he went into the house where he resides, on Park avenue, and complained of being blind. t Not much was thought of itat the t time and soon afterward he went to his sister’s house, where he went into was paralyzed. He is conscious of what is going on but has been stricken speechless. he. still hae the use of both of his moned to bis bedside, Appointed Agent. ploy of the Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express company forthe past seventeen years, this morning received the appointment as agent for this city, to} succeed the late A. D. Tower, For many years he has been their agent at the Sacramento depot office, About a month ago Mr. Parke was sent here to take charge of the office during Mr. ‘Tower’s sickness, and during his short residence has made many friends, he being a very urbane gentleman, Miss Watt’s Recital. Juan came down yesterday and left on the morning train for Auburn. Faptare of © blond vesuel. of the busin. Monk will leave Sunday for Oroville to peer ynanypee pa sa ighes hanencveissiee and JN. Whitock of San Francisco, arrived here last evehim, and his relatives have been sumfor the purpose of opening up the Lindsey mine. Continental Building and Loan AssoE. 8. Parke, who has been in the em. lation, returned to San Francisco yesterday morning. who has been here for several weeks managing the Mountaineer Mining Dailey’s. They go from here to Grass. Deputy Revenue Collector J. H./ Valley and the theatre patrons of that bole collection. Training pigs and. Whitlock of Quincy, Plumas county, is} city should appreciate what is in store Blae of You Bet took place this morao-. wooden Indians is a picnic in com pari-. here on official business. . ' ing, with interment in the Odd Fel-. son with goat training.” _ for them. More companies like Dailey’s Mrs. W. M. Holmes of North San. would make more theatre goers, To Start Up Again, © The Giant King mine near WashingMrs. W. F. Prisk came up from Grass Edmund Coughlan, of Whose illness Valley last evening to attend the Mili-. ton is to be started up again under the we have heretofore made note, now lies. +. nance and retarned home today. superintendance of W, L. Williamson W. Grimes, L. A, Garthe and W. T. A. Pugh has obtained an extension of his bond, and if the erihtetnd proves iced dees fuel 60. we ee purchase it. A. M. ‘Allen, formerly proprietor of he local gas works, arrived last night Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared rom San Francisco on a few days’ To take orders for connecting sewers. isit. Anyone desiring work done immediateN. Bailey, F. E. Olark, A. G. Stoll, ly should see John 8.Gregory. _ tf. What ts Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold ning. tnd Consumption; used through the A. Buck, the well-known contractor,. world for half a century, has oured inThe sight of his left eye is : : who removed with his family to Oaknumerable cases of incipient. consumpgone and the left side. of his face. ia jst winter, is here visiting bis old — and relieved many in and his right arm are paralyzed bat). advanced tages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will.refund your money. Price 25 W. B: Chadbourne arrived’ here last. ots., 50 ote. $1.00. For legs. There is but very little hope for evening and left for Washington today, . sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf J gave an admirable per-. Oo “Shadows of a Great City.’ hardships in obtaining ‘his wealth, . : B. F. Baell has returned from San} prosperous in the large cities. The. . ’ only a few months old. Ihad no idea. Francisco and other places, much im-. organization is an evenly balanced one; of teaching her tricks when I first got. proved in health Behemnre J. Galibado, ‘who lives on the bed-. Jimmy. Miss andied her. Oaptain ey ahte ". @uo-tole with ‘force and skill. ‘The}and Miss Gertrude Adair. The members of the o»mpany wore their uniand to the officers of the company who have been eo faithful aud diligent in trying to make the company-que.to be . Of all ill health . Is caused by —~ Impure Blood The cause is removed by purifying the blood with Hood's. Sarsaparilla It cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, all Humors, Boils, Pimples,etc. Makes Rich . Red Blood By increasing the red corpuscles which give the blood life and color. Remember, Hood’s is Peculiar To Itself cammamemmatel ———— A. E. Reyfiolds, who represents the For.Chas. E. Moody, Eeq., of San Jose, Company’s affairs, returned to the Garden City today. N. W. Morris and W. L. Morris of San Francisco arrived here last evening on their way to the Bose mine, near North San Jaan. Charles Newby, John Ward and W. B. James arrived from San Francisco last night and left today for Sierra Scadden’s ye Ona IGLON Fasc ISON PSION Seir\ (SION (SEN oY, a 0%, on oY, ars oY, 5 0% 5 oO, \Zy-5/ i He Carries nothing but the ci Sah (Seas Scr) Ro San : re Sep XD KD KC } <I> mi) oe 2-9, s), an 62% L 529 CTS Take . @) Notice cp 29, e ® ging of. ao [San Specialties « what source; but we keep the: best iu all lines in table wines the mareh. “At 11 Golock the company} gave. au exhibition drill, which was; done with much credit to, themselves): proud of. Durivg the drill they were . “Tho Beat in the Word id . You will always "find out stock of high grade liquors, wines, ale and porter to be the “best in the world. If there were any better we would se ° cure them, no matter from brandies, gins and whiskies and we sell them at prices that’ are low for At quality. : : . 2°. CLARET 50 A GALLON. i JACKSON'S BEEHIVE GROCERY, ; "COMMERCIAL STREET. Healthy Children, Fat and chubby, will be those whcse parents supply them with our pare and delicious Ice Cream during the Sammer months. Our cream is made from pure ingredients and flavored with pare Frait Juices, and is vourishing, refreshing andtempting to both old and young. ee xtension AND Center Tables ROUND AND SQUARE. # so # # GOLDEN OAK AND ANTIQUE FINISH. “AT KOKEAD’S FURRITORE STORE, aaa E Fiesehe Aapnepetea sonctenags ences 13s apeoenenaeeiamaeetieed pocerrrntrersrrersree THE "7 . MULLOY 3% MULLOY’S BLENDED: TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES « Chip Baef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Jesse 8, Wall, born in Nevade ity, . to attend his sister’s wedding. He left and a very accomplished vocalist, gave . for Moore’s Flat this mornibg. a song recital Monday evening at ; " Maple ball, Palace Hotel, San Fran-. from Geass Valley today and left this cisco. She isan artist of unusaal cul-. afternoon for Columbia Hill to visit Mies Bessie Wall, daughter of the late evening from Auburn, where he went EMINEM a cenay War's = Latest in Spring and Summa Wear ” . was assisted by Andrew Bogart. It is : tivation, and her repertoire comprised many songs by the modern German, French-and Italian composers._These she gave with rare expression. She Sun Proof Kubber Hose. : The Legg & Shaw Company. deve been appointed agents for Bower’s sun-proof rubber hose, and they have a large lot of it displayed in their show window. mate, and is the only hose that has withstood the heat in New Mexico, AriA GREAT——= oa 3 b Gon ISN Sea (S65 Soe Sec) Rag Sor) (ar Bar) Sar) (cr (SERN (SEN SION (Sec) A Was? S@! SID? Se SI CD ST OE) WERT WET Wes] Sees Sas Nees? Se City, where they will mine. Most Palatable Goods . Sar) b . returned last 3 i Ase PR Charles Hegarty Jr. retur 8 art: kui sie ste . a MAINE SWEET CORN (Carton Brand) rx Van! J. HL. Ri LITTLE NELL FENTON’S FRENCH dp eet et Ee ae BARLY JUNE PEAS, RED KIDNEY, BEANS,. [Son HEINTZ INDIA RELISH Paioy, Mrs. Riley’s father, Robert Holland. : ba = eee _ ANDERSON’S CONCENTRATED SOUPS Si Qn Brery.Bottie ; : of all kinde—100 a can. a eT Ot Shiloh’s Consumption Oure 18 thls VEAL LOAF AND PIG’S FEET IN CAN, pa two-thirds of the contents Of this “ome T ue latest rue luxury. eta tle fully mn ‘ou can 82a) ou! <b> CD are not beneiitted retara the bottle to Cag These are only a few ot the excellent dainties you get.at ey your Druggist may refund ry, rice paid.” Price 25 ote. 60cts, and ) , POPULAR BBY druggist. tf Commer cial Street. ey \ ~. CRASH SKIRTS . >. : TAILOR MADE \r of this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters singarestsatet etc aae PENN VALLEY Aes L. urns, r Carter, Mee, M. A. Ohambers, OC. P. (3) Cignera; Mrs, Ambrosia Corey, George M. Coe, Joho F. Wim give a Cunnivgbam, Thomas : Guess nf ‘ GRAND PIONIC owis, N. W. Morrison, D. C. Rieke a . Sepangh, J. A. Penn Valley, Stevens, E A.; aoa DNESOAY, MAY 16, 1 Gannella, Antonio HE } 5 6, 900, If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter ofPREE TO EVERYBODY. fice. Parties calling for any of these please say “advertised,” There will be Games, Races and lots and pay a fee of one cent for each let-. of other fan. There will be a Lanch er. i Counter, vided with the best the L: 8 —— Poatmaster. eae aie . DONT FAIL TO ATTEND. letters will For City Assessor. JOHN E. ISAAC GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION CREAMERY 60,. We have the finest display of Goodsseen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one ‘If anyone attempts to do so _we will go still lower. . have just received the latest novelties of the season. ‘Suits, = $7.00 aa. Pants, ae 2.50 and up. is, allowed to undersell us. ‘ Perr rr TT TT Ty ST ttt Sash Buckles—my = AND~ ae LATEST DESIGNS. Finest Assortment Ever Brought] to This City a7 Cc. J. BRANDS, ‘Phone W. 14.) Ma gangantee for cose itty yours. Forel Sate as aren mae al2 Tow.e Bros. Co WAXEL, The TAILOR SOT TT TT Tt.

eee oe Ys 2 ee FS a oe ote ta display of of isplay. Gcme mn enough yet. yds and.that fs * Wash Goods: itifal goods: t we advertise is inder than ever AS. Y, Maspay SDAY 2. . 2 and 1Oth OWN THB yélection 3énnet or Hat can e that all work N STREET, BVADA CITY. than they” w you the itches. watch or fy you in. our thee 5 Rl ese s tor 256. : per Can’ : per Can per, aanqaa’ AEG EEEEEEE EE EEEEEEEEHAEEEREES a about the 4 ‘the Transcript _ cS ee Hugh Murchie has more business to . 5! attend to than. any other one man in Nevada City. He is Water Collector, Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent of the Sewer System and Health Officer. He was appointed to these offices because the City Trustees believed he was jast the right kind of a man to fill the various positions, and he has proven by his work, that they did not make a mistake., Today he is superintending the leveling of some of the streets, collecting water bills, looking out for connections thut are being made to the sewer system, interviewing the physicians about contageous diseases, that he may quarantine the houses promptly, looking out for leaks in water pipes, bad sidewalks, etc., etc. And so it is every day inthe week that he does the work of three or four men, and seems to be equal to everything that turns ap. eee. Give the Children a Chance. The streets will be crowde1 with peo-. have no memory, and no matter how / ia grippe at her home on West Broad thoroughly trained they are you have . street. me ple tomorrow forenoon to ‘witness the animal parade show. It will start at 11 o'clock. There would be nothing) out of the way if the six or seven hundred children in our public schools were permitted to witness the grand free spectacular street carnival and fairyland parade, or even to turn them all loose at 11 o’clock for the balance of tbe day. It would make no. difference *m a hundred .years from now her, but I finally started in and spent he whole winter teaching her the two. tarned to bis home thie morning after. We have been so surfeited in the past whether school kept in tomorrow or not, and the teachers would not care so tricks she now performs, This is nan-. a nie’s fifth season on the road. She long as their salaries were all right. ‘picked her up as a kid in Alabama, animals yet seen here. They will pi their big tents on Grissel Brothers pas. ” given. The street parade which will doubt be the neatest thing of the kind Everything about the show is said to. seen with tented shows. It is in fact, a . human beings as the performers, aniheaded an aniuial as ever came out of the ark,” remarked Professor O. I. Norris to a representative of this paper. mals he has one solitary goat. “It’s a tricks or other intelligent act, and then can eater reminded of his duty. Goats to jog their memory constantly, just the show I have tanght.to walk a tightr will never attempt to train another. Ija t ture where two performances will be/the Plumbago nine. an ill} Hon. R.1. Thomas came over from take place about noon will without) Birchville this morning. ever seen on the streets of this city. train for San Francisco. have a bright, clean appearance,seldom . rock, is ill with the grip. miniature circus, only that instead of here looking at the mines. *s joelient. — mals will appear to do the feats on the . here on the afternoon train. Yak ee : Bobert, Richardson of Sacramento] best theater patrons, owing to its well“A goat is about as stapid and thick. came in on last: aay Among his collection of over 800 ani-. Midas, where he hes been mining. _ life’s work to train a goat to do any . afternoon where he has a position, — B. F. Hall of the Pioneer Reduction . dialogue is crisp and witty, and the;* it’s a life’s worriment to keep the tin. Works has gone to San Francisco, es Aiken ta ee eee oS. oe oa Sega “W. W. Waggoner hae retarned ¢rom fdeamatic. Ti t “Father Olyve left on the morning L. D, Norrié of SanFrancisco is} scenic effects. and mountings were ex‘BE. B. Spangler of St. Louis arrived This evening's play,“A Gold Mine,” will be of exceptional interest to the . known reputation and local colorings. J.G. Spence of Alameda arrived here . It iss comedy story’ of a Grass Valley Dan Hose returned thie morning from . Pocket, and why, aftér having suffered John Quinn went over to Reno this. Parts with it graciously to save the brother of the womdn hé loves. The repartee exceedingly, » brilliant, It Mre. Nick Webber is afflicted with. ®hould crowd the bones, Out of the Urdinary. W. J. Newell and A. N. Mocsercame. Each successive performance of the like an absent-minded person, only «. down from North Bloomfield this af-. Dailey’s gives evidence that the organ { little more so, This nanny I have in. ternoon. : ization ia far above, in dramatic abilMrs. Ed Doll and children went over . ity, anything we have been accustomed ope and ride fiorseback on a pony. 1. to Reno this afternoon. Mr. Doll bas! to witness, and it is no surprise that contract there. their seasons have been so long and t they handle their pieces conscientiousRobert Gardner of Sacramento, re-. ly and drees with taste and precision, short visit here. with mediocre and ordinary compaMrs. Turner and children arrived . nies, that it is a: pleasure to say kind ooo needs little or no attention, as she. here this morning from San Francisco/ words fora company as painstaking as Funeral of Mrs. Thos. P. Blue. The funeral of the Jate Mrs. T. P. lows’ lot in Pine Grove Oemetery, this city. ‘A very large number of friends of deceased came down from Little York township to pay the last tribute of respect to their departed friend. Mrs. Blue wasa genial and motherly ‘woman ati@dearly beloved by every -one of her acquaintances. Her loss is keenly felt, not only by the family but ‘the whole community where she lived for almost a lifetime. Married Tuesday. _ Miss Rosetta Hegarty, daughter of Oharles Hegarty of Moore’s Flat, was: married Tuesday evening at Auburn, to John Quinn of Placerville. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Vancbief and only relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties were present. The bride is well-known all over this county and ‘ner many friends wish her and her ‘busband unbounded joy. The bappy couple will make their home at Placer<ille, «o> Will Try it Again. Yin :today’s TRANsoRIPT appears the @nuouncement of Joho E. Isaac asa candidate for re-election as City As sessor. Mr. Isaac was elected to the office at the last election and has performed his duties in an admirable aay. He thinks with the experience the has bad he could do much better the next time if the people see fit to re-elect him. He is very popular and will undoubtedly poll e heavy vote. Yesterday’s Bali Game. Ynthe ball game yesterday between ‘the Eigh School and the Ninth Grade, the fagmer won by a score of 32 to 28 The game was played at the old rifle and the girls of’ the school went along as “rooters.” Percy Carr acted as umpire. aS iAP Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. ‘With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrb 4s a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take inter ‘nal remedies. Hall's Oetarrh Cure is ‘taken internally, and acts directly on ‘the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is not a quack medicine, st was prescribed by one of the best. It is warranted to stand any hot clisiciuns in the country for years. .is a regular peso: com the tonics known pins ne Suit the best Goat purifiers, zona and other scorching countries. acting directly on the mucous sur-. See advertisement in another column Pi Nit eee eee faces. The perfect.combination of the two ts is what prodaces such @onderfal results in curing catarrh. ¥. J. Cuengy & Co., Props.,’ oi A og Ohio. id by druggists, p ‘Tbc. Sire amine Pills are the best. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepare’ to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rasb, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Salmon Bellies “ Gaylord. & Son’s. They are fine. Try them. . tf. For Sale Cheap. fhe lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for sale ata bargain. They will be sold as: t a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown it Doesn't. », Faying rent doesn’t ‘make a home. cat We build them on easy terms. cares for herself, and yet is one of the. on a visit to relatives. futtest and slickest animals of the w Near Death’s Door. 1 at the point of death, suffering from a At about noon Wednesday he went into the house where he resides, on Park avenue, and complained of being blind. t Not much was thought of itat the t time and soon afterward he went to his sister’s house, where he went into was paralyzed. He is conscious of what is going on but has been stricken speechless. he. still hae the use of both of his moned to bis bedside, Appointed Agent. ploy of the Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express company forthe past seventeen years, this morning received the appointment as agent for this city, to} succeed the late A. D. Tower, For many years he has been their agent at the Sacramento depot office, About a month ago Mr. Parke was sent here to take charge of the office during Mr. ‘Tower’s sickness, and during his short residence has made many friends, he being a very urbane gentleman, Miss Watt’s Recital. Juan came down yesterday and left on

the morning train for Auburn. Faptare of © blond vesuel. of the busin. Monk will leave Sunday for Oroville to peer ynanypee pa sa ighes hanencveissiee and JN. Whitock of San Francisco, arrived here last evehim, and his relatives have been sumfor the purpose of opening up the Lindsey mine. Continental Building and Loan AssoE. 8. Parke, who has been in the em. lation, returned to San Francisco yesterday morning. who has been here for several weeks managing the Mountaineer Mining Dailey’s. They go from here to Grass. Deputy Revenue Collector J. H./ Valley and the theatre patrons of that bole collection. Training pigs and. Whitlock of Quincy, Plumas county, is} city should appreciate what is in store Blae of You Bet took place this morao-. wooden Indians is a picnic in com pari-. here on official business. . ' ing, with interment in the Odd Fel-. son with goat training.” _ for them. More companies like Dailey’s Mrs. W. M. Holmes of North San. would make more theatre goers, To Start Up Again, © The Giant King mine near WashingMrs. W. F. Prisk came up from Grass Edmund Coughlan, of Whose illness Valley last evening to attend the Mili-. ton is to be started up again under the we have heretofore made note, now lies. +.. nance and retarned home today. superintendance of W, L. Williamson W. Grimes, L. A, Garthe and W. T. A. Pugh has obtained an extension of his bond, and if the erihtetnd proves iced dees fuel 60. we ee purchase it. A. M. ‘Allen, formerly proprietor of he local gas works, arrived last night Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared rom San Francisco on a few days’ To take orders for connecting sewers. isit. Anyone desiring work done immediateN. Bailey, F. E. Olark, A. G. Stoll, ly should see John 8.Gregory. _ tf. What ts Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold ning. tnd Consumption; used through the A. Buck, the well-known contractor,. world for half a century, has oured inThe sight of his left eye is : : who removed with his family to Oaknumerable cases of incipient. consumpgone and the left side. of his face. ia jst winter, is here visiting bis old — and relieved many in and his right arm are paralyzed bat).. advanced tages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will.refund your money. Price 25 W. B: Chadbourne arrived’ here last. ots., 50 ote. $1.00. For legs. There is but very little hope for evening and left for Washington today, . sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf J gave an admirable per-. Oo “Shadows of a Great City.’ hardships in obtaining ‘his wealth, . : B. F. Baell has returned from San} prosperous in the large cities. The. . ’ only a few months old. Ihad no idea. Francisco and other places, much im-. organization is an evenly balanced one; of teaching her tricks when I first got. proved in health Behemnre J. Galibado, ‘who lives on the bed-. Jimmy. Miss andied her. Oaptain ey ahte ". @uo-tole with ‘force and skill. ‘The}and Miss Gertrude Adair. The members of the o»mpany wore their uniand to the officers of the company who have been eo faithful aud diligent in trying to make the company-que.to be . Of all ill health . Is caused by —~ Impure Blood The cause is removed by purifying the blood with Hood's. Sarsaparilla It cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, all Humors, Boils, Pimples,etc. Makes Rich . Red Blood By increasing the red corpuscles which give the blood life and color. Remember, Hood’s is Peculiar To Itself cammamemmatel ———— A. E. Reyfiolds, who represents the For..Chas. E. Moody, Eeq., of San Jose, Company’s affairs, returned to the Garden City today. N. W. Morris and W. L. Morris of San Francisco arrived here last evening on their way to the Bose mine, near North San Jaan. Charles Newby, John Ward and W. B. James arrived from San Francisco last night and left today for Sierra Scadden’s ye Ona IGLON Fasc ISON PSION Seir\ (SION (SEN oY, a 0%, on oY, ars oY, 5 0% 5 oO, \Zy-5/ i He Carries nothing but the ci Sah (Seas Scr) Ro San : re Sep XD KD KC } <I> mi) oe 2-9, s), an 62% L 529 CTS Take . @) Notice cp 29, e ® ging of. ao [San Specialties « what source; but we keep the: best iu all lines in table wines the mareh. “At 11 Golock the company} gave. au exhibition drill, which was; done with much credit to, themselves): proud of. Durivg the drill they were . “Tho Beat in the Word id . You will always "find out stock of high grade liquors, wines, ale and porter to be the “best in the world. If there were any better we would se ° cure them, no matter from brandies, gins and whiskies and we sell them at prices that’ are low for At quality. : : . 2°. CLARET 50 A GALLON. i JACKSON'S BEEHIVE GROCERY, ; "COMMERCIAL STREET. Healthy Children, Fat and chubby, will be those whcse parents supply them with our pare and delicious Ice Cream during the Sammer months. Our cream is made from pure ingredients and flavored with pare Frait Juices, and is vourishing, refreshing andtempting to both old and young. ee xtension AND Center Tables ROUND AND SQUARE. # so # # GOLDEN OAK AND ANTIQUE FINISH. “AT KOKEAD’S FURRITORE STORE, aaa E Fiesehe Aapnepetea sonctenags ences 13s apeoenenaeeiamaeetieed pocerrrntrersrrersree THE "7 . MULLOY 3% MULLOY’S BLENDED: TEA OUR OWN BAKING POWDER OUR OWN SPICES « Chip Baef, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Jesse 8, Wall, born in Nevade ity, . to attend his sister’s wedding. He left and a very accomplished vocalist, gave . for Moore’s Flat this mornibg. a song recital Monday evening at ; " Maple ball, Palace Hotel, San Fran-. from Geass Valley today and left this cisco. She isan artist of unusaal cul-. afternoon for Columbia Hill to visit Mies Bessie Wall, daughter of the late evening from Auburn, where he went EMINEM a cenay War's = Latest in Spring and Summa Wear ” . was assisted by Andrew Bogart. It is : tivation, and her repertoire comprised many songs by the modern German, French-and Italian composers._These she gave with rare expression. She Sun Proof Kubber Hose. : The Legg & Shaw Company. deve been appointed agents for Bower’s sun-proof rubber hose, and they have a large lot of it displayed in their show window. mate, and is the only hose that has withstood the heat in New Mexico, AriA GREAT——= oa 3 b Gon ISN Sea (S65 Soe Sec) Rag Sor) (ar Bar) Sar) (cr (SERN (SEN SION (Sec) A Was? S@! SID? Se SI CD ST OE) WERT WET Wes] Sees Sas Nees? Se City, where they will mine. Most Palatable Goods .. Sar) b . returned last 3 i Ase PR Charles Hegarty Jr. retur 8 art: kui sie ste . a MAINE SWEET CORN (Carton Brand) rx Van! J. HL. Ri LITTLE NELL FENTON’S FRENCH dp eet et Ee ae BARLY JUNE PEAS, RED KIDNEY, BEANS,. [Son HEINTZ INDIA RELISH Paioy, Mrs. Riley’s father, Robert Holland. : ba = eee _ ANDERSON’S CONCENTRATED SOUPS Si Qn Brery.Bottie ; : of all kinde—100 a can. a eT Ot Shiloh’s Consumption Oure 18 thls VEAL LOAF AND PIG’S FEET IN CAN, pa two-thirds of the contents Of this “ome T ue latest rue luxury. eta tle fully mn ‘ou can 82a) ou! <b> CD are not beneiitted retara the bottle to Cag These are only a few ot the excellent dainties you get.at ey your Druggist may refund ry, rice paid.” Price 25 ote. 60cts, and ) , POPULAR BBY druggist. tf Commer cial Street. ey \ ~. CRASH SKIRTS . >. : TAILOR MADE \r of this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters singarestsatet etc aae PENN VALLEY Aes L. urns, r Carter, Mee, M. A. Ohambers, OC. P. (3) Cignera; Mrs, Ambrosia Corey, George M. Coe, Joho F. Wim give a Cunnivgbam, Thomas : Guess nf ‘ GRAND PIONIC owis, N. W. Morrison, D. C. Rieke a . Sepangh, J. A. Penn Valley, Stevens, E A.; aoa DNESOAY, MAY 16, 1 Gannella, Antonio HE } 5 6, 900, If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter ofPREE TO EVERYBODY. fice. Parties calling for any of these please say “advertised,” There will be Games, Races and lots and pay a fee of one cent for each let-. of other fan. There will be a Lanch er. i Counter, vided with the best the L: 8 —— Poatmaster. eae aie . DONT FAIL TO ATTEND. letters will For City Assessor. JOHN E. ISAAC GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION CREAMERY 60,. We have the finest display of Goodsseen anywhere. Our prices are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one ‘If anyone attempts to do so _we will go still lower. . have just received the latest novelties of the season. ‘Suits, = $7.00 aa. Pants, ae 2.50 and up. is, allowed to undersell us. ‘ Perr rr TT TT Ty ST ttt Sash Buckles—my = AND~ ae LATEST DESIGNS. Finest Assortment Ever Brought] to This City a7 Cc. J. BRANDS, ‘Phone W. 14.) Ma gangantee for cose itty yours. Forel Sate as aren mae al2 Tow.e Bros. Co WAXEL, The TAILOR SOT TT TT Tt.