April 19, 1901 (4 pages)

8. Bone unny show tonight, . OD q —— iad Teeth, lean Yeotti—pert ‘decay. To . to preserve then , r alone are insuiha., will Aestroy the per, ay will be reqnig Tobnson’s Tooth py 1 antiseptic prepara. Bermes, whiteng eth, hardens the », breath sweet, y e Good 10'S . 2 ORGANDIE 2 BATISTE . 2 SWISS. . LULL. nice White Drey 4 -URTAINS! time and you wif you better valuyg ask is for yout ce Curtains at §f 1em to you at any OODS TO-DA¥ >. None of the 00 ae [ER & Co. OCERY} » Nevada City, OUR TELEPHONE } —) NUMBER . ) . 501 . . per pound . sees yee ea ———— r ENING sortment y. ED AND BY MISS GHATS. ain Street them ery one of » them all, but ¥ rents only koe# styles are now # on trying to at will keep ed samps; 4Youths’.. 1ew coin toe under a gual actoryy GO a ‘ morning for San Francisco. . in on the morning train from San Fran. the Welch Thantes Company of Chi. ing for Washington. . on e business trip, returned ‘here last } last evening from Jackson, Cal., and . months visit with Superintendent Dana friends. : sizes $2! THE TRANSORIPT. —_ FRIDAY.,.0+c0++April 19, 1901 i mae — Personal Paragraphs, C. M. Reddish of San Francicco is jn town. 4 8. B. Slight of Sacramento came in on the morning train. F. M. McLean and wife of St. Louis are here on a Visit to friends, C. T. La Grave is here from Sacramento. H. Weber of Los Angeles is spending a few days here. . M. Pounier is here from Maybert. E. Ackerman of Sacramento is here on a visit, Joa F. A. Deneke of San Francisco came in on the morning train, W. Mooser is down from North Bloomfield, John 8. Wilbur came down from Downieville last evening on his way to San Francisco, © ; : M. McGonagle came over from French Corral last evening on his way to San ' Francisco. : : J. Schmetzer came over’ from North San Juan last evening, and left this Mrs. Oampbell went over to. North San Juan this morning to visit friends N. Davis of San francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. Rev. Wm. Angwin returned last evening from Santa Rosa, where: he has been on a visit. Mrs. Geo. W. Regon of Cement Hill has returned from a visit to her son at Lincoln, Mrs. 8. J. Prisk is quite sick at her. home in Grass Valley. La grippe is the ailment from which the lady sutfers. Mrs. Obas. Moore left this afternoon for Virginia City to visit relatives. Hon. J. M. Walling left this morning for San Francisco on legal business, Superintendent Dana Harmon came cisco and left for Gaston Ridge. H. Brunner, president of the N2vada County: Bank, arrived here this mornoing from San Francisco, 8.G. Whitney of San Francisco arrived this morning and will leave for . ' Downieville tomorrow morning on‘ mining business. Geo, last evening’s train. on account of the illness of bis wife. Hughes of San Franci:co came in on. Oakland, tricity are looking forward with mucb Fred Brinkman, mill man at the Del. Concern to the trial, as it will be one hi mine, came down from Columbia . of the longest in the world. Hill last night, having been culled here. intention to make the test in connection with the operation of the street Santa Barbara, pril 18— Native Sons in all parts of the State are mak. 10g preparations to attend the twentyfourth annual session of the Grand Parlor, N, 8.G. W., which will open. here on the . It is expected that 600 delegates will be in attendance Over $4000 has been raised for enterprogram arranged ; He Monday, April 2°%d—Grand Parlor Session; local, excursions; grand public teception at night, . + Tuesday—Grand Parlor session; polo; bali at night. Wednesday—Parade to special train for barbecue grounds; Grand Parlor session at night, : Thursday — Grand Parlor session; banquet at night, Friday —General amusements and excursions, : Saturday—Athletic sports, Sanday evening there will ba asacred concert, © ; The general entertainment, includIng the barbecue and games, will be free to all visitors. All stores ot of the grand barbecue. An Explosion, Vancouver, April 18—By the explosion of the boiler of the river steamer Rumona yesterday afternoon, four persons were killed outright and 3ix others seriously injured. ‘Phe dead include two women who were passengers on the steamer and two deckhands. Of the injured the purser and the mate will probably die. The boiler ex plosion ‘occurred ‘in midstream. By the force.of the explosion Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Baillie, who were returning home from New. Westminister, were tlown into the river and drowned before aid reached. them. The bodies. of both women have been recovered and: are comparatively ftee trom bruises or burns, ind cating tha death was due to drowning. zs Will Wake the Gest on the Wire. The Bay Counties Electric Power H. Mish, P. Waltch, A. Wolfender, . Company on May 6th will make a test Tralwin, F. McMillan and J. . of the power current from Colgate to Those, interested in’ elecIt is the Al. 8. Welch is here in the interest of . car system of Oakland by this electric cago. D.'P. Stewart arrived here last evening fr>m Redding and left this mornpower, and it has created considerable . interest even at this early date. Has it ever struck you that you can buy Jesse Moore “*AA’ whiskey for alMajor J. 8S. McBride of North San/ most the same price that ie paid for orJuan, who has been to San Francisco! dinary whiskey. Your dealer hasit. evening. Tt makes you feel good but it does Mrs. J. E. Hutchins, wha ‘formerly . not make a fool of you—The Gilt Edge lived at North Bloomfield arrived here . Whiskey. left this morning for her old home.’ Miss Mollie Morton, who has been here on a visit to her sister, Mrs, Dr. Tickell, left this morning for a two Harmon and family at Gaston Ridge. Miss Julia Sughrue, who chas been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here last evening and left this morning for her home.at North Bloomfield. . Mr. and Mrs. Lague of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest Oity to visit See the free funny show. tonight. Against C cockpits, Manta, April 18—Fifty Insurgent riflemen attacked the town of Bay, on Bay Lake. The Insurgents were quickly routed. Lieutenant William 8S. . Nipes, of the Thirty-second Volunteer . Infantry, bas captured a bearer of dispatches from the Insurgent General Srand Parlar Program taiument purposes, and the following Santa Barbara will be closed the day . Brawling Denounced, Newcastle, who is regarded, as one of the leaders of the ritualistic, movement in England, in an imverview de~ nounced the brawling that prevailed London, John Keneit is like your Mrs, Carrie Nation, of Kansas. Both are irresponsible Neither one is truly representative of any class, creed or political principle. Like Carrie Nation, Jobn Kensit ‘is a free lance, doing injury to the cause extols. When Bishop Creighton was confirmed Lord Bishop of London, Kensit caused a similar ecene of disorder. The clergy may expect another Lord Bishop of London in St. Paul's Cathedral in May next, There are some cbarches in Iuondon where Kensit would not dare ’to raise bis voice. He usually only creates a disturbance whera he is sure that his skin is safe. A Big Scare. Avorn, April 18—This county-seat, town has had a smallpox scare, but it is now pretty well over and people are becoming reassured. There bave been twocases of smallpox here, and buth were in the county jul. When. the presence of smallpox under the County Courthouse was discovered there was great excitement among the county officers and their deputies, and a hasty: av-cuation of the offices followed. Tne County Clerk, Sheriff, Recorder, Treasurer and other officers declined to occupy their offices any longer in the Opurthouse, and set up county offices about town in other, buildings whereever rooms could be secured. The two .victims were sent to the pest house and tomorrow there will bea grand cleaning and fumigation of the C-urthouse and jail, and then the officers who took themselves out so quickly when smallpox was discovered will be invited to retarn next WedLnesday. It is supposed that they will all accept the invitation and that no serious results will follow. Cow Soes on Warpah. Loomis, April 18—Mrs. Susan Taylor, widow of E. 8. ‘Lazlor,a former land agent st Sacramento, was _koocked down last night by one of her Jersey cows, and sustained quite a severe fracture of the Jett arm, between the elbow and wrist, both bones being pushed through the rkin. d Trinity Social. All the gcod people of our city are invited to attend Trinity, social to be ‘on East Broad street on Wednesday evening April 24th. An excelent program will be rendered. Refreshments 25 cents. 2t The price of giant powder stock went up yesterday very suddenly—but then giant powder is ratber given to rises. wlSten’ 3. lbs. 50 ct. Tea for 60 VARIETIES to SELECT FRIM. TALK ABOUT 3 lbs.-40 ct. Tea for.. 3 lbs. 35 ct. Tea for.. BARGAINS y 9 a OD ops Be ; . . Tea Bargains 5 lbs. Ove Dollar Tea for. .c.cccs.scssievsess $2.25 3 lbs. 80 ct. Tea for.. 8 lbs. 70 ct. Tea for.. 3 lbs. 60 ct. Tea for. . Pees seerececeoreses eoseneceser seme eee nee ee ee emee rs uaeeeares een eset seeerenaoen sss eeessences doce ner ee reewereaeens ceeereew vee One eee ee comeerawenseraereserener fiat ada eoate Dhara Uae EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS Coffee 8 Ibs. 49 ct. Coffee 8 Ibs. 85 ct. Coffee 3 lbs. 80 ct. Coffee Noriel to General Malvar. Noriel directed Malvar not to surrender saying he would send him 2000 recruits, mon-. ey, and ammunition when Aguinaldo . was reteased. Ata meeting of clergy-. men held in Manila, at which Bishop . Warren presided, strong protests were made against the opening of cock pits in Manila. The business men of the city have also objected on the same lines. : Learn Professor Reynolds’ new art. The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Moore “AA,” and in club life it is in great demand. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can not reach theseat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constiturial disease, and ia order .to cure it yon must take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aud ac's directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by for testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & CO. Toleds, oO. old by druggists, price 753.Hall’s Family Piils are the best: one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre‘Great American Importing Tea Co. ONIC guipinc Nevada Come Just to Look at Valués and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB , : WITB Tcas, Coffees, Spices. ‘Seription, It is Gomposed of one of. the best tonies known, combived with . : the best blood purifiers, acting diPine St., rectly on the mucous surfaces. The) Perfect combination of the two in-. gredients is what produces such won-. derful results in curing catarrh. Send) . Props., 3 los, 25 et. Coffee 8 Ibs. 20'ct. Coffee . PURE ‘AND ns Ae eke cali $1.00 85 75 60 50 30 shee sererconarreeneneeateseneees DELICIOUS Spice Sargains 15 ct. cans of any k 25 ct. cans of any k $e a oo 0 ,.25 ct. cans Baking a art Bo eS 10 ct. packages Mus 10 ct. bottles Extracts for ind of Spice.... .85 iid of BpiCO:.aae00. 00 Ti POTa sar ctverscasarvcarees .20 Ls iediyectana aes 25 iy Ce hl Sm Prices Cut BO: to SGCG%: ctt . REGULAR PRICES . of Every Gescription. . China, Crockery, Glassware, . Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes City & _New Yorx, April 18—The Duke of. at the installation of the Bishop of] and dangerous, . he}. repetition at the enthronement of the] held at the home of Mrs. Cbris Jepsen’ PHONE, MAIN 551. ey ‘ i é ‘NOW ON DISPAAY AT THE STORE OF GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Appeal to President, New Osteans, April 18 — General Samuel Pearson, the Boer officer who was refused a writ of injunction by the United States Court against the local British officers to prevent the further exportation of mules from this port to South Africa, bas sent a petition direct to the President of the United States, asking for the relief the courts refused. In the recent decision, Judge Parlange pointed. out that General Pearson had this right saying that the matter being a political one, should be taken before the Executive Department of the Government instead of before the judicial. Assaulted a Women. Los ANaeEies, April 18 — Angelina Lopez, a Mexican woman 80 years old, was assaulted last night at her little cabin near Santa Anita, and after being brutally beaten, was outraged by a Mexican desperado. The woman is in @ precaricus condition. The desperado epent the greater part of the night at the cabin, and.escaped this morning. Officers are now in pursuit. Four years ago this same desperate character was tried for marder, but acquitted on the ground of self-defense, aud. has since been ,a terror to the neighborhood where he lived. oe A number of large manufacturing concerns of Racine, Wisconsin, will have exhibits at the Pan-American Exposition. A firm of the Belle City will furnish ‘twenty-five launches to be floated in the lagoons at the exposition. Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros, have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse er tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. al8 Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. ‘ dl19-tf . @nusuall Cells of the Fire. Bertin, April 18—Field Marshal vo Waldersee reports that the best part of the Winter palave at Pekin was destroyed by fire last night. Schwartzkopp met his death in the fire, the cause of which is not ex‘plained. The Field Marshal and the other officers lost nearly everything. A dispatch from Pekin says no hope remains that Major-General Sehwartzkopp was saved. His body had not been found, and it is supposed to have been completely consumed. A namber of documents were saved. The quarters of six cffivers, besides those of Vou Waldersee and his staff, were gutted. : Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest and distress from tortured muscles, aching ag and excited nerves. The blood has n poisoned by the accumulation of waste matter in the system, and can no longer supply the pure andvhealth sustaining food nd require. The whole system feels the effect of this acid poison; and not until the blood has been purified and brought back to a healthy condition will the aches and pains cease, Mrs. Jatnes Kell, of 707 Ninth street, N. E., ‘A few of Sciatic Rhe Washington, D. C., writes as follows: months ago I had an attack rt tism in its worst form, The in was so intense that I me completely pros trated. The attack wasan severe one, and my condition was regard. as being very dangerous. I was attended by one of the most able doc tors in Washington, who is also a member of the fac. ulty of a leading medical Z college here. Hetold mie 4% 5 to continue his prescri tiona and I would get well. After having {' filled welve times without receiving the slightest benefit, I declined to continue his treatment any uma, tecommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost in despair however, to give the medicine a trial, and after I had taken a few bottles I was able tc hobble around on crutches, and very soon there. after had no use for them at all, §. S. 5. having phon pes sean and well. on he peor bwebe eft me, my a te. has returned, sac om happy to be tesla restored to perfect minerals in it to disturb the digestion and ~~, to ae habits. e have prepared a special book on Biipuination whieh every sufferer from this painful disease should read. It is the most complete and interesting book of the kind in existenge, It will be sent free to any one desiring it. Write our physicians fully and freely about your case. We make no charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. General; (Rheumatism! longer. Having heard of S. vag ip eb Specific)’ the great, vegetable purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in al] rheumatic troubles There are no opiates or BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ W. A. MEYER, 3 REPRESENTING Will be at Hartung Bros. April 18, 19 and 20th. SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can — —ATr— Jackson s Beehive Grocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle; dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale + Burnei Is Ale& Porter ISOARD’ss WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. Ladies ; MEANS and give her your order. , SI? ts « Known Fact, Chat MISS HOEFT’S HATS THE MOST STYLISH. If you want to look your prettiest go to her oni aims Se . _ disappear. Well, 1 Guess, “Yes !” Do I like Ice Cream ? Wel), [ guess yes—ona hot day. Any old day, for that matter, take me downto FOLEY’S and then see how Ice Cream Soda will Well, I guess, “Yes !” Foley's [ce Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! homes look neat and pretty. They can fullest extent by getting their A . House-cleaning time has come, and all good housewives -like to see their have their desires gratified to their Wall Paper Lace Curtains Carpets and Linoleums —AT— SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. hm * ALL THE SAME QUALITY Our goods are uniformly high grade Prices may be different on different lots but each is of the bast quality obtaivable at the price. Dried 2 Canned Fruits As good as can ba. Prices as low as can be foand, Full measures and fall weights are secured. We don’t cut quality because we cut prices. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. Sere — » ® GIVE US A TRIAL ®» @ ; a BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of HAIR ORNAMENTS, TIE CLASPS, . c c c LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; _ LADIES SILVER PINS. & J. BRAND, Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City, STRONG SHOES .E'or Boss. — We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the nama implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB $1.75 TU $a, according to size. Alsoan Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velouts and Box Calf, Price from $250 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. F.C. CHINN OF SACRAMENTO, ERR RET irs

8. Bone unny show tonight, . OD q —— iad Teeth, lean Yeotti—pert ‘decay. To . to preserve then , r alone are insuiha., will Aestroy the per, ay will be reqnig Tobnson’s Tooth py 1 antiseptic prepara. Bermes, whiteng eth, hardens the », breath sweet, y e Good 10'S . 2 ORGANDIE 2 BATISTE . 2 SWISS. . LULL. nice White Drey 4 -URTAINS! time and you wif you better valuyg ask is for yout ce Curtains at §f 1em to you at any OODS TO-DA¥ >. None of the 00 ae [ER & Co. OCERY} » Nevada City, OUR TELEPHONE } —) NUMBER . ) . 501 . . per pound . sees yee ea ———— r ENING sortment y. ED AND BY MISS GHATS. ain Street them ery one of » them all, but ¥ rents only koe# styles are now # on trying to at will keep ed samps; 4Youths’... 1ew coin toe under a gual actoryy GO a ‘ morning for San Francisco. . in on the morning train from San Fran. the Welch Thantes Company of Chi. ing for Washington. . on e business trip, returned ‘here last } last evening from Jackson, Cal., and . months visit with Superintendent Dana friends. : sizes $2! THE TRANSORIPT. —_ FRIDAY..,..0+c0++April 19, 1901 i mae — Personal Paragraphs, C. M. Reddish of San Francicco is jn town. 4 8. B. Slight of Sacramento came in on the morning train. F. M. McLean and wife of St. Louis are here on a Visit to friends, C. T. La Grave is here from Sacramento. H. Weber of Los Angeles is spending a few days here. . M. Pounier is here from Maybert. E. Ackerman of Sacramento is here on a visit, Joa F. A. Deneke of San Francisco came in on the morning train, W. Mooser is down from North Bloomfield, John 8. Wilbur came down from Downieville last evening on his way to San Francisco, © ; : M. McGonagle came over from French Corral last evening on his way to San ' Francisco. : : J. Schmetzer came over’ from North San Juan last evening, and left this Mrs. Oampbell went over to. North San Juan this morning to visit friends N. Davis of San francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. Rev. Wm. Angwin returned last evening from Santa Rosa, where: he has been on a visit. Mrs. Geo. W. Regon of Cement Hill has returned from a visit to her son at Lincoln, Mrs. 8. J. Prisk is quite sick at her. home in Grass Valley. La grippe is the ailment from which the lady sutfers. Mrs. Obas. Moore left this afternoon for Virginia City to visit relatives. Hon. J. M. Walling left this morning for San Francisco on legal business, Superintendent Dana Harmon came cisco and left for Gaston Ridge. H. Brunner, president of the N2vada County: Bank, arrived here this mornoing from San Francisco, 8.G. Whitney of San Francisco arrived this morning and will leave for . ' Downieville tomorrow morning on‘ mining business. Geo, last evening’s train. on account of the illness of bis wife. Hughes of San Franci:co came in on. Oakland, tricity are looking forward with mucb Fred Brinkman, mill man at the Del. Concern to the trial, as it will be one hi mine, came down from Columbia . of the longest in the world. Hill last night, having been culled here. intention to make the test in connection with the operation of the street Santa Barbara, pril 18— Native Sons in all parts of the State are mak. 10g preparations to attend the twentyfourth annual session of the Grand Parlor, N, 8.G. W., which will open. here on the . It is expected that 600 delegates will be in attendance Over $4000 has been raised for enterprogram arranged ; He Monday, April 2°%d—Grand Parlor Session; local, excursions; grand public teception at night, . + Tuesday—Grand Parlor session; polo; bali at night. Wednesday—Parade to special train for barbecue grounds; Grand Parlor session at night, : Thursday — Grand Parlor session; banquet at night, Friday —General amusements and excursions, : Saturday—Athletic sports, Sanday evening there will ba asacred concert, © ; The general entertainment, includIng the barbecue and games, will be free to all visitors. All stores ot of the grand barbecue. An Explosion, Vancouver, April 18—By the explosion of the boiler of the river steamer Rumona yesterday afternoon, four persons were killed outright and 3ix others seriously injured. ‘Phe dead include two women who were passengers on the steamer and two deckhands. Of the injured the purser and the mate will probably die. The boiler ex plosion ‘occurred ‘in midstream. By the force.of the explosion Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Baillie, who were returning home from New. Westminister, were tlown into the river and drowned before aid reached. them. The bodies. of both women have been recovered and: are comparatively ftee trom bruises or burns, ind cating tha death was due to drowning. zs Will Wake the Gest on the Wire. The Bay Counties Electric Power H. Mish, P. Waltch, A. Wolfender, . Company on May 6th will make a test Tralwin, F. McMillan and J. . of the power current from Colgate to Those, interested in’ elecIt is the Al. 8. Welch is here in the interest of . car system of Oakland by this electric cago. D.'P. Stewart arrived here last evening fr>m Redding and left this mornpower, and it has created considerable . interest even at this early date. Has it ever struck you that you can buy Jesse Moore “*AA’ whiskey for alMajor J. 8S. McBride of North San/ most the same price that ie paid for orJuan, who has been to San Francisco! dinary whiskey. Your dealer hasit. evening. Tt makes you feel good but it does Mrs. J. E. Hutchins, wha ‘formerly . not make a fool of you—The Gilt Edge lived at North Bloomfield arrived here . Whiskey. left this morning for her old home.’ Miss Mollie Morton, who has been here on a visit to her sister, Mrs, Dr. Tickell, left this morning for a two Harmon and family at Gaston Ridge. Miss Julia Sughrue, who chas been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here last evening and left this morning for her home.at North Bloomfield. . Mr. and Mrs. Lague of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest Oity to visit See the free funny show. tonight. Against C cockpits, Manta, April 18—Fifty Insurgent riflemen attacked the town of Bay, on Bay Lake. The Insurgents were quickly routed. Lieutenant William 8S. . Nipes, of the Thirty-second Volunteer . Infantry, bas captured a bearer of dispatches from the Insurgent General Srand Parlar Program taiument purposes, and the following Santa Barbara will be closed the day . Brawling Denounced, Newcastle, who is regarded, as one of the leaders of the ritualistic, movement in England, in an imverview de~ nounced the brawling that prevailed London, John Keneit is like your Mrs, Carrie Nation, of Kansas. Both are irresponsible Neither one is truly representative of any class, creed or political principle. Like Carrie Nation, Jobn Kensit ‘is a free lance, doing injury to the cause extols. When Bishop Creighton was confirmed Lord Bishop of London, Kensit caused a similar ecene of disorder. The clergy may expect another Lord Bishop of London in St. Paul's Cathedral in May next, There are some cbarches in Iuondon where Kensit would not dare ’to raise bis voice. He usually only creates a disturbance whera he is sure that his skin is safe. A Big Scare. Avorn, April 18—This county-seat, town has had a smallpox scare, but it is now pretty well over and people are becoming reassured. There bave been twocases of smallpox here, and buth were in the county jul. When. the presence of smallpox under the County Courthouse was discovered there was great excitement among the county officers and their deputies, and a hasty: av-cuation of the offices followed. Tne County Clerk, Sheriff, Recorder, Treasurer and other officers declined to occupy their offices any longer in the Opurthouse, and set up county offices about town in other, buildings whereever rooms could be secured. The two .victims were sent to the pest house and tomorrow there will bea grand cleaning and fumigation of the C-urthouse and jail, and then the officers who took themselves out so quickly when smallpox was discovered will be invited to retarn next WedLnesday. It is supposed that they will all accept the invitation and that no serious results will follow. Cow Soes on Warpah. Loomis, April 18—Mrs. Susan Taylor, widow of E. 8. ‘Lazlor,a former land agent st Sacramento, was _koocked down last night by one of her Jersey cows, and sustained quite a severe fracture of the Jett arm, between the elbow and wrist, both bones being pushed through the rkin. d Trinity Social. All the gcod people of our city are invited to attend Trinity, social to be ‘on East Broad street on Wednesday evening April 24th. An excelent program will be rendered. Refreshments 25 cents. 2t The price of giant powder stock went up yesterday very suddenly—but then giant powder is ratber given to rises. wlSten’ 3. lbs. 50 ct. Tea for 60 VARIETIES to SELECT FRIM. TALK ABOUT 3 lbs.-40 ct. Tea for.... 3 lbs. 35 ct. Tea for.... BARGAINS y 9 a OD ops Be ; . . Tea Bargains 5 lbs. Ove Dollar Tea for. ..c..cccs.scssievsess $2.25 3 lbs. 80 ct. Tea for.... 8 lbs. 70 ct. Tea for.... 3 lbs. 60 ct. Tea for.. .. Pees seerececeoreses eoseneceser seme eee nee ee ee emee rs uaeeeares een eset seeerenaoen sss eeessences doce ner ee reewereaeens ceeereew vee One eee ee comeerawenseraereserener fiat ada eoate Dhara Uae EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS Coffee 8 Ibs. 49 ct. Coffee 8 Ibs. 85 ct. Coffee 3 lbs. 80 ct. Coffee Noriel to General Malvar. Noriel directed Malvar not to surrender saying he would send him 2000 recruits, mon-.

ey, and ammunition when Aguinaldo . was reteased. Ata meeting of clergy-. men held in Manila, at which Bishop . Warren presided, strong protests were made against the opening of cock pits in Manila. The business men of the city have also objected on the same lines. : Learn Professor Reynolds’ new art. The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Moore “AA,” and in club life it is in great demand. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can not reach theseat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constiturial disease, and ia order .to cure it yon must take internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aud ac's directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by for testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & CO. Toleds, oO. old by druggists, price 753.Hall’s Family Piils are the best: one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre‘Great American Importing Tea Co. ONIC guipinc Nevada Come Just to Look at Valués and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB , : WITB Tcas, Coffees, Spices. ‘Seription, It is Gomposed of one of. the best tonies known, combived with . : the best blood purifiers, acting diPine St., rectly on the mucous surfaces. The) Perfect combination of the two in-. gredients is what produces such won-. derful results in curing catarrh. Send) . Props., 3 los, 25 et. Coffee 8 Ibs. 20'ct. Coffee . PURE ‘AND ns Ae eke cali $1.00 85 75 60 50 30 shee sererconarreeneneeateseneees DELICIOUS Spice Sargains 15 ct. cans of any k 25 ct. cans of any k $e a oo 0 ,.25 ct. cans Baking a art Bo eS 10 ct. packages Mus 10 ct. bottles Extracts for ind of Spice....... .85 iid of BpiCO:..aae00. 00 Ti POTa sar ctverscasarvcarees .20 Ls iediyectana aes 25 iy Ce hl Sm Prices Cut BO: to SGCG%: ctt . REGULAR PRICES . of Every Gescription. . China, Crockery, Glassware, . Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes City & _New Yorx, April 18—The Duke of. at the installation of the Bishop of] and dangerous, . he}. repetition at the enthronement of the] held at the home of Mrs. Cbris Jepsen’ PHONE, MAIN 551. ey ‘ i é ‘NOW ON DISPAAY AT THE STORE OF GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Appeal to President, New Osteans, April 18 — General Samuel Pearson, the Boer officer who was refused a writ of injunction by the United States Court against the local British officers to prevent the further exportation of mules from this port to South Africa, bas sent a petition direct to the President of the United States, asking for the relief the courts refused. In the recent decision, Judge Parlange pointed. out that General Pearson had this right saying that the matter being a political one, should be taken before the Executive Department of the Government instead of before the judicial. Assaulted a Women. Los ANaeEies, April 18 — Angelina Lopez, a Mexican woman 80 years old, was assaulted last night at her little cabin near Santa Anita, and after being brutally beaten, was outraged by a Mexican desperado. The woman is in @ precaricus condition. The desperado epent the greater part of the night at the cabin, and.escaped this morning. Officers are now in pursuit. Four years ago this same desperate character was tried for marder, but acquitted on the ground of self-defense, aud. has since been ,a terror to the neighborhood where he lived. oe A number of large manufacturing concerns of Racine, Wisconsin, will have exhibits at the Pan-American Exposition. A firm of the Belle City will furnish ‘twenty-five launches to be floated in the lagoons at the exposition. Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros, have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse er tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. al8 Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. ‘ dl19-tf . @nusuall Cells of the Fire. Bertin, April 18—Field Marshal vo Waldersee reports that the best part of the Winter palave at Pekin was destroyed by fire last night. Schwartzkopp met his death in the fire, the cause of which is not ex‘plained. The Field Marshal and the other officers lost nearly everything. A dispatch from Pekin says no hope remains that Major-General Sehwartzkopp was saved. His body had not been found, and it is supposed to have been completely consumed. A namber of documents were saved. The quarters of six cffivers, besides those of Vou Waldersee and his staff, were gutted. : Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest and distress from tortured muscles, aching ag and excited nerves. The blood has n poisoned by the accumulation of waste matter in the system, and can no longer supply the pure andvhealth sustaining food nd require. The whole system feels the effect of this acid poison; and not until the blood has been purified and brought back to a healthy condition will the aches and pains cease, Mrs. Jatnes Kell, of 707 Ninth street, N. E., ‘A few of Sciatic Rhe Washington, D. C., writes as follows: months ago I had an attack rt tism in its worst form, The in was so intense that I me completely pros trated. The attack wasan severe one, and my condition was regard. as being very dangerous. I was attended by one of the most able doc tors in Washington, who is also a member of the fac. ulty of a leading medical Z college here. Hetold mie 4% 5 to continue his prescri tiona and I would get well. After having {' filled welve times without receiving the slightest benefit, I declined to continue his treatment any uma, tecommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost in despair however, to give the medicine a trial, and after I had taken a few bottles I was able tc hobble around on crutches, and very soon there. after had no use for them at all, §. S. 5. having phon pes sean and well. on he peor bwebe eft me, my a te. has returned, sac om happy to be tesla restored to perfect minerals in it to disturb the digestion and ~~, to ae habits. e have prepared a special book on Biipuination whieh every sufferer from this painful disease should read. It is the most complete and interesting book of the kind in existenge, It will be sent free to any one desiring it. Write our physicians fully and freely about your case. We make no charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. General; (Rheumatism! longer. Having heard of S. vag ip eb Specific)’ the great, vegetable purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in al] rheumatic troubles There are no opiates or BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ W. A. MEYER, 3 REPRESENTING Will be at Hartung Bros. April 18, 19 and 20th. SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can — —ATr— Jackson s Beehive Grocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle; dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale + Burnei Is Ale& Porter ISOARD’ss WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. Ladies ; MEANS and give her your order. , SI? ts « Known Fact, Chat MISS HOEFT’S HATS THE MOST STYLISH. If you want to look your prettiest go to her oni aims Se . _ disappear. Well, 1 Guess, “Yes !” Do I like Ice Cream ? Wel), [ guess yes—ona hot day. Any old day, for that matter, take me downto FOLEY’S and then see how Ice Cream Soda will Well, I guess, “Yes !” Foley's [ce Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! homes look neat and pretty. They can fullest extent by getting their A . House-cleaning time has come, and all good housewives -like to see their have their desires gratified to their Wall Paper Lace Curtains Carpets and Linoleums —AT— SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. hm * ALL THE SAME QUALITY Our goods are uniformly high grade Prices may be different on different lots but each is of the bast quality obtaivable at the price. Dried 2 Canned Fruits As good as can ba. Prices as low as can be foand, Full measures and fall weights are secured. We don’t cut quality because we cut prices. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. Sere — » ® GIVE US A TRIAL ®» @ ; a BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of HAIR ORNAMENTS, TIE CLASPS, . c c c LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; _ LADIES SILVER PINS. & J. BRAND, Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City, STRONG SHOES ..E'or Boss. — We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the nama implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB $1.75 TU $a, according to size. Alsoan Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velouts and Box Calf, Price from $250 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. F.C. CHINN OF SACRAMENTO, ERR RET irs