April 22, 1901 (4 pages)

Fi the nam bau alti Satay -bO Jouger a ¢ jOratlolis nud comet & by reasou of: tueiduy bur petitioners: pray elven, tu:s nonuratiety nd ‘pace 10r the . engi gg Rrour of they pet.tion, tor the time FEE by raw, acd after ha Support ufihi lake its order chaipiigs ier from tue: Pro ) Mehittrick © 10spe bY, @ud-that suey wil igs may ve hud iuitg B GUUFL lady Seem Dro loners will ever piayiih Db, 4002. 5 . ds: DULG nis, Diceoug, 4 5S. CALnAND, Lireoigt » W. UnArMan, jeuda, vine = ell urst duly: sworn, icer, to wit; the Presiden Company ; that saat ‘ation, o: ganized aud >, Virtue ut the jaws ‘hia, ad has its privd ee) at Nevada City, fa, tu said State; cata egving petition ‘PeU >that the same bt sedge, xceptas ti U dnlor Main vi I: ers he beiieves it to eit a AMI K, LOM d sworn tv belore we hv 1, s. Notary. Public in and svada, . tate of Laliiornia cA Eel ; for Publication, MENT OF THE . : } 08 AT MARYSVILLE, VAby Maren 1s, Whe F IEREBY GiViN iHacll jumneu settler has fied m ty make Hua! provt ig i eer that eee oot Wi 6 Kegiscer aud deceit PUitive ut Maryavile, ip viz? Chumas J ication No. acd, tur the «%@ of No. W.% and NMd pie ABN, he 8 bie al. Dy Abe oliowig Witvesses WP residence u,on and du ual, vig: Phumas bb af aud td aiu A, #0 ) Cal.; Kketer Mondadat i, w. JUHNSON, Registeh le to Creditors. ATHERINE SKAHADSM yy given by the undersg® Of the estate of ' wed, to. the ereditore dt: ng claims against the ivit: them, . with’ the nthintour months alte ‘or this —— vo whe # atthe law 0! Poh the same beiuy the? or ve wus puuty of Nevi es i} JANNAH. 1. oi URILE of the Katate of ity, this Lith day of for Publication. Sacramento, Cal., EREBY GIVSN THAT? vumamed settler) bat mkivn tO make peat oti cla.uin, and wuet fure the Judge wf at N@vuda Count, , Vala m Mouday, appil nol Aailiew, upon H. * W. 4 and 5. 4 of heh ; Us. ad Le onl vr vliowiug wine ‘gull Moe Up i tint c= eens Shrup, aud Geo. Laren ab Kod PENBY, 3 for Publication. ae INT OF THE INTBRION i + Fw1cs AT 4 jie arch ®, wld ie f Ko BBY GiVEN ere we pmed setter nas De 2Q make ti out 1, wud cha said yt f wo Keg sier at at Mary sviile, use 4: W luam ¥. Ble igutiou No 470s 1h ag sKigund oWa 1° . Da. oJ. Dd, Siowiug witmeses tof ys dcuce upon o ~via: Heury &. , alifuruia; » ihdam oo ». Cadtsornl ss bth gue bbins FP. Uv ( nae Dobbins P. U» IK W. JOHNSON, Ree a or rasst Se Ete County Lai as0ch tion he 2 ‘ ; ~ Nevada Citi y, May 14, gfe i a ean or . t tion. he eorDeret seats AN, ' the SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND ‘Piao ae Pee THE TRANSCR) ees by Mail, $6a Year, By Carrier, 121+ Cts a Shoulder .:: Brace For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS, _ STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. For City Marshal. Hit SHEARER Will be. a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be: a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th, ad NOTICE TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that COUNTY TAXES Will become delinquent -on Monday, April 29,1004 At 6 o’clock, p. m. Five per cent. will be added to the amount of all ‘Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date. : J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. * Nevada City, April 6, 1901 W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Sarveyor. DD" Seeraoteadtd Baber Beek he wae. : MRS. D. I. COMBS, Hair Store, 816K St., Sacramento, Cal. SWITCHES, WiGS and WAVES Of All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrison’s Cosmetics. © Mail oriere solicited. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR: DRALER, Pine Street..c+c.eses000+.Nevada City Ca’ LEADING LADY, Bést § Ceut Cigar Sold, DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention to the transpor tation of bag; for theatrical . ED Pigno and turafiure moving. a, bone . I Frame Pictures Wilt artist dadg ent’ Moore . Bers, but I baven’t time to use ‘em— ,80 near the surface “8 cowboy. whose performances witha table knife . ‘of “unusual ‘size tind" aroused’the ten. oe ‘kknifeful of food! half Wway''to his cowboy. with di ec et g bead responded “Look' here,” ‘ered the ‘cowboy, . with ‘an accompanying thiimp ‘of “his unoceupied ‘hand''dn ‘the table;: “1 want you to. id: that; ’' ve: got manthat’s all!”--Youth’s Companion. Settles the Counterfeits, __ When a person comes into “Old'Man”’ Smith’s cigar store and. hands, him }Money in return for something} purchased, the old man can asce: by a single glance or toes whether} the money is. good. or. counterfeit. .Iftthe money is bad, he puts it under,the}tobacco cutter, or his‘money tester, asthe calls it, and severs it intwo. One day last week a,rough looking young man came into his store and asked.for a piece of chewing tobacco. At the-same time ‘he laid a 50 cent Piece lightly on the counter. The old man picked up the money and looked at it. It had a dull color and was not as:heavy as‘an ordinary half ‘dollar. The proprietor walked over to where the tobacco was, and, taking down a Piece of the brand the yonng:man had called for, he pretended-to put it under the tobacco cutter, but instead he slipRed in the counterfeit piece and cut it into halves. ‘He then handed the two pieces to the young man and commanded him to. “get,”. which he promptly did.—Chicago Record: New York Is Provincial. Perhaps there is no city quite so provincial as New York, says A. Maurice Low in The Atlantic, due to the fact that the average New Yorker, whether in society or business, has got into the habit of patronizing the inhabitants of any other city. The New York business. man complacently feels that the rest of the country fs financed by New York and must do as New York tells it. The society man or woman of New York believes that outside of New York,. with few. exceptions, thére ‘is no society worthy of the name, and what society does exist is merely a bad {mitation of its New York prototype. Explainea, >": “Has be money?” “No.” “Then he probably has family and position.” .‘ “No; he is merely a fine man.” , “Then why in the world is Maud marrying him?” “For love, . understand.” “Well, I always did think Maud was —well, queer.”—Colorado Springs Ga“What's. the matter?” . inquired the to in the. tone of one who, means: to be . cle. 4S RS OR: TIO ee ae barrassment, with praiseworthy amiaFrench 1s ‘difficult tor you. © 1: ‘understand your mean-ness_ you far. It was all due to the carton at the women of his neighbo: . He ae oe ee ressing, they never heard of iis gambling or drinking to any extent, he was~a: model. husband, but he loved. a' good this, but one day when the ladies ies of . the vicinity were discussing the method of cooking meats the Wife the cashier declared very innocently that her husband>doted on ham, but he would not eat it unless it had’ been boiled in champagne. “Boiled in ¢hampagne!” exclaimed the listeners. “Heavens, how expensive! We Gouldn’t afford to have ham on‘our table often if we cooked it that way.” It was soon noised all around the a high Hver indeed, and the men began ‘telling of his uplifted {ideas of cookery. This soon reached the ears of the @irectors of the bank, and they concludedit might .be.wise to investigate the accounts of such an epicure. Plain water was all they eonld afford for their hams, so the champagne lover was called up’ and subsequently relegated to the pen, where.he had to forego hig pet dish for many, many wéary days.— Louisville Times, : A Long Separation. tee “Home’ again at last, darling.” ; “John, dearest, you don’t look a day. older.” { “I must. Centuries cay’t roll over.a. man’s head without leaving traces,” “It was ages and ages, wasn’t.-it? And, oh, John, how lonesome I have been!” : “You poor little wifey! If ever I have to go away again, you shall go with me, But you're more beautiful ‘than’ ever, sweet-ane. What have you, been doitig with ycurself all the time 1 was away?” “Thinking of you. darling, and longing and longing for you to come home.” “If that is the secret of beauty, I ought to have grown a perfect Adonis. And you're sure you recognized me straight off without thinking at ‘least’ a minute?” “Of course, you old dear. Do you suppose I could ever forget you?” “Good gracious! It doesn’t seem possible that I've been away only since the day before yesterday, does it, sweetheart?” “Not a bit more, husband mine, than that we have actually been married a whole month tomorrow.”—Pearson’s that ber lack of fluency was irksome’ to} bility the foreigner said: j able . i neighborhood that Cashier Blank was . : $ e . story that {% gotng the rounds along Hthie “Hialto. A certuin. well known floated: into ‘his home“one morn:2-o’clock, The wife of his m.was waiting up for him. He had been out all the evenof their friends, Charlie i 1 gett % héw Charlie had taken ‘all the evening, ' how tlie: in bis new suit, Egs : Fos the gentle partner of his joys ‘out of work periods listened’ with respectful attention, but cynical mien, he paused for bréath. Then she, in a ‘confident now ‘I’ve got you tone, shid: “That's # lovely romance you'ye been giving’ me, and’ I hate to spoil it, but Charlie hasbeen here nearly all the evening waiting to see you about an engagement, He left only about halt an hour Bg." “ean: 6d). . ae The teller of the tale looked rather dazed for a moment as if he had been ‘struck. Then quickly gathering himself together he assumed a bold front, with hanis in his pockets, head thrown back and, in defjént innocence and emphasizing each #rord, sald; aes “Well, that’s/ my story, and I’m not going to. changeit for anybody.”—Clipber. ; itt ‘Army Joker With a Moral. “During the civil war,” ‘said an exarmy officer, “the authorities for some Feason were anxious to move troops up the Tombigbee river. Word was sent to the engineer in that district asking what it would cost. to ron up the Tombigbee. That official got gay and re ported that the Tombigbee ran down and not up, & joke that promptly landie@ his head in the basket, as the matter was serious. “At the bombardment of Charleston -{ it. was-extremely desirable to bring to . bear on the city an extra heavy gun ealled by. the men the Swamp Angel. The gun took its name from the swamp in which it stood, and to move it through that boggy morass was:an engineering feat of extreme diffienlty. However, the commanding officers were determined to have the gun brought within range of Charleston and. issued orders to that effect. At the same time they sent word to. the engineer haying the matter in charge of requisition without regard to trouble or expense for anything necessary to accomplish the desired object. His first requisition called for'‘men 26 feet 6 inches in height. Another-officer promptly. took the matter in charge, from which it can readily be deduced that it is not.a payarmy at the expense of your superiors.” —New York ‘Tribune. Don't allow yourself to become me: ancholy, Laugh once in awhile, whether you are tickled or not. — Chicage News. ; Minorities lead and save the world and the world knows them not till long vette. ’ Weeklv. afterward.—John Burroughs. en related an interesting said this, that and the ‘other.’ ing investment to make. jokes-in the . . AComteast In Cooks: paper John Strange Winter, who has ‘been living for many months past in Dieppe, compares the French to the English cook, rathér to the detriment of the latter. “In the French kitchen,” ‘she says, “there is fio waste. 1t would seem that the French mind dves not run to waste or revel In it as the lower class English mind invariably does.” The French cook will not only do a bit of the housework, but she will do it cheerfully and as a matter of courge. “You cannot buy your: French cook too many pans, add. her soul loves copper in ber kitchen. Certainly an English ‘cook would grumble if she was expectbright and clean, but a French one has them In a condition akin to burnished gold. Her pride ‘1s gratified if her kitchen walls are hung with ‘thege orpAmehts, and even if she dves the greater part of her small cooking in little enameled pans she will daily rub up the copper ones which hang on the CET a She Guessed@ It. He was descanting with vigor on the exceptional quality of the dinners that fire served at one of the fashionable clubs of Brooklyn at a very low figure for a first class meal on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. . Equally teothsome luncheons could had on other days of the week, but dinners in course only on those days. ox “And why on only those three days?” queried the New Yorker, to whom the delights of life.in Brooklyn were being rehearsed.“Wash day, ironing day and the girl's day out,” quickly responded one of the ladies of the party: ‘“‘That’s no sort of a conundrum to'a woman who bas ever had the care of a house. Better try a harder one next time unless you hap pen to bein a stag party.”—New ‘York Timers. ’ Children’s In an article contributed to a London . .ed to keep a kitchen full of copper pans : Vaudeville, Entertainment At Nevaila Theatre Monday, April 29th, 4 Under Direction of Miss Rogers. ‘aad es PANCY DANCING, = Cake-Walk by 14 Chitdren'S to'B Yoars Od DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, , Agent, Nevada City. Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description, MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION ‘OF Fractious Ores a specialty. Mail to. \SOED BOBGAT, “Broad Berset cow National Hotel. T. H. HICKS & CO. SLATS = —___ SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that ne person is authorized to represent thé Nevada County Traction Company, in the matter of Right of Way, un‘less producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT of this well-known bakery, I am pre pared to furnish the public with the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes Delivered free to any part of the city. Wed ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a specialty PROFESSIONAL CARDS. {Toaler’ —AND— FESTIVAL —OOMMENCING— TS MAY ist, 190197, And continuing four days. A ‘epedial ‘train. will be (ran. from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) @@ An Excellent Musical and Literaty Programme Each Evening. Also Dancing. ADMISSION -. = 25 Cents, “@@ A’ fine: dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday, May lst and 2nd; from 12 to 2 p; m., at Conlan’s Hotel. BANANAS st ORANGES keke : Confectionery Is“headquarters for the best bananas and oranges ‘to be procured: in the market. Also the choicest of confectionery. . CHAS, EB. TEGLER, -. Proprietor Commercial St., opp. Transoript Block. i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. T ‘¥ BUILDING (UP ST. OPIS FEL Enger qa FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ASERT HOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Office on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. wi. Preorigs aa ALL THE COUR P. F. SIMONDS, Astooney hoy ane ee ee, W Gnised Starentlowetarn aad J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, ry FF. TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BRO. ( y ad Pine strc ets, Nevada City nad THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, BR. COMQO mereial and Pine rtr-ete. se Short Order ‘Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restaurant in the Is rycen on Bre street, pod wih give strict attention toshort orders, including Tamaies, Enchiadas, Coffee, Ham ‘and Eggs, _ Bacon atid Eggs. Mrs. Steffens «& irs, Durand In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS, Have moved into their new cuartets'sn Tom. mercial street and invite a:l thei: forn:er patrous to call and ses them, They will make it a point to serve he firest tranas uf Wines, Liquors and’ Cig irs All kinds of Mixed wrinks MAITLAND BROBK. Prop.'s, Commercial Also Makes Photographs. Bayles Lunch a> Herring . Choicest Cream Wheat Cream 3 Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. P. G. SGADDEN They are all his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOB Chipped Beef. Boiled ‘Ham. home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of this article and our machine does the chipping. Ready to slice. With this you can prepare a meal inside of a minute. Lady Adams Tomatoes. are the finest in the market and every can is guaranteed. Crescent Jelly &)Jam. anywhere and our customers all recommend it as being equal to We have just received 100 cases of them. They Only 10 cents qa glass. This article can’t be beat * ~~ aw Peerless Saloon. VIN iba orig THIS POPULAR HAs. rom Chas, Dahlgren, a! am prepared tofurnish to my customers the . Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars. ‘ all new ones ner. HENRY W;, RICH. The Best Liquors, — The Best Cigars. always find at ce Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Water Tocse vee RS ee [SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice ® Oyster Cocktalis The Colebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“*Tom’s Place.’’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW YORK HOTE/, JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec ; oSyeis sie ningeenny. erase: Dice rooms; electrie lights aghoe is not surpassed eounty on ae etereen : oe Ee aie nite Wins Wm, J. Britiand._ this work done NOW. EXPEDITIOUSLY as any guarantees his work to last. at any time. YWIOWOWOOROOOGOIOK as { ; ; PLUMBING The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN. YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have TUR EE Can do-your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and} plumber in the county and I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and-they are ready to do your work SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see them and get prices. PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = ~ « Nevada City, Cal —_—_—_——————— JOHN BAUR, Cashier. Dratts issued: payable in any part Loans made on approved security. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ass’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on -Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. of the. world. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault, at little expense. Satarday Evenings: 6:30 p. m. ee PIAZA PLANING MILL. .« RICE & LEWIS, Props. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ‘ ’ ouldines* Brackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla So Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes: ‘iesour. stim = es ou any work of this sort that you may peed. RICE & LEWIs, SacRaMERTO Sz., Nawapa Crey, Ladies’ GRAND OPENING * « * New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived.. Everybody invited to call and éxamine it . Suits $12‘up . Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods for , tailor-made suits:at lowest prices New establishment on: Broad Street, next ‘door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. AT Que EL, the Tailor i —Smoke Soot , ww Smell. le Nevada Co. Electric Power "For Buggy AND— Tops Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. “ANDERTACING. PARLORS ALBERTj{REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders takenSfor Floral Telephone 34. Co, 9 ls the Ideal Light, \ CATHOLIC FAIR . RG te RR STEAL A RE AE, AR MR RM RRS ek ni Raat tS shel paeaeits

Fi the nam bau alti Satay -bO Jouger a ¢ jOratlolis nud comet & by reasou of: tueiduy bur petitioners: pray elven, tu:s nonuratiety nd ‘pace 10r the . engi gg Rrour of they pet.tion, tor the time FEE by raw, acd after ha Support ufihi lake its order chaipiigs ier from tue: Pro ) Mehittrick © 10spe bY, @ud-that suey wil igs may ve hud iuitg B GUUFL lady Seem Dro loners will ever piayiih Db, 4002. 5 . ds: DULG nis, Diceoug, 4 5S. CALnAND, Lireoigt » W. UnArMan, jeuda, vine = ell urst duly: sworn, icer, to wit; the Presiden Company ; that saat ‘ation, o: ganized aud >, Virtue ut the jaws ‘hia, ad has its privd ee) at Nevada City, fa, tu said State; cata egving petition ‘PeU >that the same bt sedge, xceptas ti U dnlor Main vi I: ers he beiieves it to eit a AMI K, LOM d sworn tv belore we hv 1, s. Notary. Public in and svada, . tate of Laliiornia cA Eel ; for Publication, MENT OF THE . : } 08 AT MARYSVILLE, VAby Maren 1s, Whe F IEREBY GiViN iHacll jumneu settler has fied m ty make Hua! provt ig i eer that eee oot Wi 6 Kegiscer aud deceit PUitive ut Maryavile, ip viz? Chumas J ication No. acd, tur the «%@ of No. W.% and NMd pie ABN, he 8 bie al. Dy Abe oliowig Witvesses WP residence u,on and du ual, vig: Phumas bb af aud td aiu A, #0 ) Cal.; Kketer Mondadat i, w. JUHNSON, Registeh le to Creditors. ATHERINE SKAHADSM yy given by the undersg® Of the estate of ' wed, to. the ereditore dt: ng claims against the ivit: them, . with’ the nthintour months alte ‘or this —— vo whe # atthe law 0! Poh the same beiuy the? or ve wus puuty of Nevi es i} JANNAH. 1. oi URILE of the Katate of ity, this Lith day of for Publication. Sacramento, Cal., EREBY GIVSN THAT? vumamed settler) bat mkivn tO make peat oti cla.uin, and wuet fure the Judge wf at N@vuda Count, , Vala m Mouday, appil nol Aailiew, upon H. * W. 4 and 5. 4 of heh ; Us. ad Le onl vr vliowiug wine ‘gull Moe Up i tint c= eens Shrup, aud Geo. Laren ab Kod PENBY, 3 for Publication. ae INT OF THE INTBRION i + Fw1cs AT 4 jie arch ®, wld ie f Ko BBY GiVEN ere we pmed setter nas De 2Q make ti out 1, wud cha said yt f wo Keg sier at at Mary sviile, use 4: W luam ¥. Ble igutiou No 470s 1h ag sKigund oWa 1° . Da. oJ. Dd, Siowiug witmeses tof ys dcuce upon o ~via: Heury &. , alifuruia; » ihdam oo ». Cadtsornl ss bth gue bbins FP. Uv ( nae Dobbins P. U» IK W. JOHNSON, Ree a or rasst Se Ete County Lai as0ch tion he 2 ‘ ; ~ Nevada Citi y, May 14, gfe i a ean or . t tion. he eorDeret seats AN, ' the SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND ‘Piao ae Pee THE TRANSCR) ees by Mail, $6a Year, By Carrier, 121+ Cts a Shoulder .:: Brace For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS, _ STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. For City Marshal. Hit SHEARER Will be. a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be: a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th, ad NOTICE TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that COUNTY TAXES Will become delinquent -on Monday, April 29,1004 At 6 o’clock, p. m. Five per cent. will be added to the amount of all ‘Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date. : J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. * Nevada City, April 6, 1901 W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Sarveyor. DD" Seeraoteadtd Baber Beek he wae. : MRS. D. I. COMBS, Hair Store, 816K St., Sacramento, Cal. SWITCHES, WiGS and WAVES Of All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrison’s Cosmetics. © Mail oriere solicited. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR: DRALER, Pine Street...c+c.eses000+.Nevada City Ca’ LEADING LADY, Bést § Ceut Cigar Sold, DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention to the transpor tation of bag; for theatrical . ED Pigno and turafiure moving. a, bone . I Frame Pictures Wilt artist dadg ent’ Moore . Bers, but I baven’t time to use ‘em— ,80 near the surface “8 cowboy. whose performances witha table knife . ‘of “unusual ‘size tind" aroused’the ten. oe ‘kknifeful of food! half Wway''to his cowboy. with di ec et g bead responded “Look' here,” ‘ered the ‘cowboy, . with ‘an accompanying thiimp ‘of “his unoceupied ‘hand''dn ‘the table;: “1 want you to. id: that; ’' ve: got manthat’s all!”--Youth’s Companion.. Settles the Counterfeits, __ When a person comes into “Old'Man”’ Smith’s cigar store and. hands, him }Money in return for something} purchased, the old man can asce: by a single glance or toes whether} the money is. good. or. counterfeit. .Iftthe money is bad, he puts it under,the}tobacco cutter, or his‘money tester, asthe calls it, and severs it intwo. One day last week a,rough looking young man came into his store and asked.for a piece of chewing tobacco. At the-same time ‘he laid a 50 cent Piece lightly on the counter. The old man picked up the money and looked at it. It had a dull color and was not as:heavy as‘an ordinary half ‘dollar. The proprietor walked over to where the tobacco was, and, taking down a Piece of the brand the yonng:man had called for, he pretended-to put it under the tobacco cutter, but instead he slipRed in the counterfeit piece and cut it into halves. ‘He then handed the two pieces to the young man and commanded him to. “get,”. which he promptly did.—Chicago Record: New York Is Provincial. Perhaps there is no city quite so provincial as New York, says A. Maurice Low in The Atlantic, due to the fact that the average New Yorker, whether in society or business, has got into the habit of patronizing the inhabitants of any other city. The New York business. man complacently feels that the rest of the country fs financed by New York and must do as New York tells it. The society man or woman of New York believes that outside of New York,. with few. exceptions, thére ‘is no society worthy of the name, and what society does exist is merely a bad {mitation of its New York prototype. Explainea, >": “Has be money?” “No.” “Then he probably has family and position.” .‘ “No; he is merely a fine man.” , “Then why in the world is Maud marrying him?” “For love, . understand.” “Well, I always did think Maud was —well, queer.”—Colorado Springs Ga“What's. the matter?” . inquired the to in the. tone of one who, means: to be . cle. 4S RS OR: TIO ee ae barrassment, with praiseworthy amiaFrench 1s ‘difficult tor you. © 1: ‘understand your mean-ness_ you far. It was all due to the carton at the women of his neighbo: . He ae oe ee ressing, they never heard of iis gambling or drinking to any extent, he was~a: model. husband, but he loved. a' good this, but one day when the ladies ies of . the vicinity were discussing the method of cooking meats the Wife the cashier declared very innocently that her husband>doted on ham, but he would not eat it unless it had’ been boiled in champagne. “Boiled in ¢hampagne!” exclaimed the listeners. “Heavens, how expensive! We Gouldn’t afford to have ham on‘our table often if we cooked it that way.” It was soon noised all around the a high Hver indeed, and the men began ‘telling of his uplifted {ideas of cookery. This soon reached the ears of the @irectors of the bank, and they concludedit might .be.wise to investigate the accounts of such an epicure. Plain water was all they eonld afford for their hams, so the champagne lover was called up’ and subsequently relegated to the pen, where.he had to forego hig pet dish for many, many wéary days.— Louisville Times, : A Long Separation. tee “Home’ again at last, darling.” ; “John, dearest, you don’t look a day. older.” { “I must. Centuries cay’t roll over.a. man’s head without leaving traces,” “It was ages and ages, wasn’t.-it? And, oh, John, how lonesome I have been!” : “You poor little wifey! If ever I have to go away again, you shall go with me, But you're more beautiful ‘than’ ever, sweet-ane. What have you, been doitig with ycurself all the time 1 was away?” “Thinking of you. darling, and longing and longing for you to come home.” “If that is the secret of beauty, I ought to have grown a perfect Adonis. And you're sure you recognized me straight off without thinking at ‘least’ a minute?” “Of course, you old dear. Do you suppose I could ever forget you?” “Good gracious! It doesn’t seem possible that I've been away only since the day before yesterday, does it, sweetheart?” “Not a bit more, husband mine, than that we have actually been married a whole month tomorrow.”—Pearson’s that ber lack of fluency was irksome’ to} bility the foreigner said: j able . i neighborhood that Cashier Blank was . : $ e . story that {% gotng the rounds along Hthie “Hialto. A certuin. well known floated: into ‘his home“one morn:2-o’clock, The wife of his m.was waiting up for him. He had been out all the evenof their friends, Charlie i 1 gett % héw Charlie had taken ‘all the evening, ' how tlie: in bis new suit, Egs : Fos the gentle partner of his joys ‘out of work periods listened’ with respectful attention, but cynical mien, he paused for bréath. Then she, in a ‘confident now ‘I’ve got you tone, shid: “That's # lovely romance you'ye been giving’ me, and’ I hate to spoil it, but Charlie hasbeen here nearly all the evening waiting to see you about an engagement, He left only about halt an hour Bg." “ean: 6d). . ae The teller of the tale looked rather dazed for a moment as if he had been ‘struck. Then quickly gathering himself together he assumed a bold front, with hanis in his pockets, head thrown

back and, in defjént innocence and emphasizing each #rord, sald; aes “Well, that’s/ my story, and I’m not going to. changeit for anybody.”—Clipber. ; itt ‘Army Joker With a Moral. “During the civil war,” ‘said an exarmy officer, “the authorities for some Feason were anxious to move troops up the Tombigbee river. Word was sent to the engineer in that district asking what it would cost. to ron up the Tombigbee. That official got gay and re ported that the Tombigbee ran down and not up, & joke that promptly landie@ his head in the basket, as the matter was serious. “At the bombardment of Charleston -{ it. was-extremely desirable to bring to . bear on the city an extra heavy gun ealled by. the men the Swamp Angel. The gun took its name from the swamp in which it stood, and to move it through that boggy morass was:an engineering feat of extreme diffienlty. However, the commanding officers were determined to have the gun brought within range of Charleston and. issued orders to that effect. At the same time they sent word to. the engineer haying the matter in charge of requisition without regard to trouble or expense for anything necessary to accomplish the desired object. His first requisition called for'‘men 26 feet 6 inches in height. Another-officer promptly. took the matter in charge, from which it can readily be deduced that it is not.a payarmy at the expense of your superiors.” —New York ‘Tribune. Don't allow yourself to become me: ancholy, Laugh once in awhile, whether you are tickled or not. — Chicage News. ; Minorities lead and save the world and the world knows them not till long vette. ’ Weeklv. afterward.—John Burroughs. en related an interesting said this, that and the ‘other.’ ing investment to make. jokes-in the . . AComteast In Cooks: paper John Strange Winter, who has ‘been living for many months past in Dieppe, compares the French to the English cook, rathér to the detriment of the latter. “In the French kitchen,” ‘she says, “there is fio waste. 1t would seem that the French mind dves not run to waste or revel In it as the lower class English mind invariably does.” The French cook will not only do a bit of the housework, but she will do it cheerfully and as a matter of courge. “You cannot buy your: French cook too many pans, add. her soul loves copper in ber kitchen. Certainly an English ‘cook would grumble if she was expectbright and clean, but a French one has them In a condition akin to burnished gold. Her pride ‘1s gratified if her kitchen walls are hung with ‘thege orpAmehts, and even if she dves the greater part of her small cooking in little enameled pans she will daily rub up the copper ones which hang on the CET a She Guessed@ It. He was descanting with vigor on the exceptional quality of the dinners that fire served at one of the fashionable clubs of Brooklyn at a very low figure for a first class meal on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. . Equally teothsome luncheons could had on other days of the week, but dinners in course only on those days. ox “And why on only those three days?” queried the New Yorker, to whom the delights of life.in Brooklyn were being rehearsed.“Wash day, ironing day and the girl's day out,” quickly responded one of the ladies of the party: ‘“‘That’s no sort of a conundrum to'a woman who bas ever had the care of a house. Better try a harder one next time unless you hap pen to bein a stag party.”—New ‘York Timers. ’ Children’s In an article contributed to a London . .ed to keep a kitchen full of copper pans : Vaudeville, Entertainment At Nevaila Theatre Monday, April 29th, 4 Under Direction of Miss Rogers. ‘aad es PANCY DANCING, = Cake-Walk by 14 Chitdren'S to'B Yoars Od DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, , Agent, Nevada City. Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description, MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION ‘OF Fractious Ores a specialty. Mail to. \SOED BOBGAT, “Broad Berset cow National Hotel. T. H. HICKS & CO. SLATS = —___ SPECIAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that ne person is authorized to represent thé Nevada County Traction Company, in the matter of Right of Way, un‘less producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. AVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT of this well-known bakery, I am pre pared to furnish the public with the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes Delivered free to any part of the city. Wed ding cakes and Fancy Pastry a specialty PROFESSIONAL CARDS. {Toaler’ —AND— FESTIVAL —OOMMENCING— TS MAY ist, 190197, And continuing four days. A ‘epedial ‘train. will be (ran. from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) @@ An Excellent Musical and Literaty Programme Each Evening. Also Dancing. ADMISSION -. = 25 Cents, “@@ A’ fine: dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday, May lst and 2nd; from 12 to 2 p; m., at Conlan’s Hotel. BANANAS st ORANGES keke : Confectionery Is“headquarters for the best bananas and oranges ‘to be procured: in the market. Also the choicest of confectionery. . CHAS, EB. TEGLER, -.. Proprietor Commercial St., opp. Transoript Block. i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. T ‘¥ BUILDING (UP ST. OPIS FEL Enger qa FRANK POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ASERT HOR THE BEST FIRE AND LIFE Office on Pine street, near Courthouse. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. wi. Preorigs aa ALL THE COUR P. F. SIMONDS, Astooney hoy ane ee ee, W Gnised Starentlowetarn aad J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, ry FF. TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BRO. ( y ad Pine strc ets, Nevada City nad THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, BR. COMQO mereial and Pine rtr-ete. se Short Order ‘Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restaurant in the Is rycen on Bre street, pod wih give strict attention toshort orders, including Tamaies, Enchiadas, Coffee, Ham ‘and Eggs, _ Bacon atid Eggs. Mrs. Steffens «& irs, Durand In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS, Have moved into their new cuartets'sn Tom. mercial street and invite a:l thei: forn:er patrous to call and ses them, They will make it a point to serve he firest tranas uf Wines, Liquors and’ Cig irs All kinds of Mixed wrinks MAITLAND BROBK. Prop.'s, Commercial Also Makes Photographs. Bayles Lunch a> Herring . Choicest Cream Wheat Cream 3 Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. P. G. SGADDEN They are all his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOB Chipped Beef. Boiled ‘Ham. home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of this article and our machine does the chipping. Ready to slice. With this you can prepare a meal inside of a minute. Lady Adams Tomatoes. are the finest in the market and every can is guaranteed. Crescent Jelly &)Jam. anywhere and our customers all recommend it as being equal to We have just received 100 cases of them. They Only 10 cents qa glass. This article can’t be beat * ~~ aw Peerless Saloon. VIN iba orig THIS POPULAR HAs. rom Chas, Dahlgren, a! am prepared tofurnish to my customers the . Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars. ‘ all new ones ner. HENRY W;, RICH. The Best Liquors, — The Best Cigars. always find at ce Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Water Tocse vee RS ee [SOMETHING NEW! Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice ® Oyster Cocktalis The Colebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“*Tom’s Place.’’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. NEW YORK HOTE/, JAS. CHIVELL, Lessec ; oSyeis sie ningeenny. erase: Dice rooms; electrie lights aghoe is not surpassed eounty on ae etereen : oe Ee aie nite Wins Wm, J. Britiand._ this work done NOW. EXPEDITIOUSLY as any guarantees his work to last. at any time. YWIOWOWOOROOOGOIOK as { ; ; PLUMBING The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN. YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have TUR EE Can do-your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and} plumber in the county and I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and-they are ready to do your work SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see them and get prices. PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = ~ « Nevada City, Cal —_—_—_——————— JOHN BAUR, Cashier. Dratts issued: payable in any part Loans made on approved security. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. RECTOR, Ass’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on -Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. of the. world. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault, at little expense. Satarday Evenings: 6:30 p. m. ee PIAZA PLANING MILL.. .« RICE & LEWIS, Props. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ‘ ’ ouldines* Brackets, Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workla So Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes: ‘iesour. stim = es ou any work of this sort that you may peed. RICE & LEWIs, SacRaMERTO Sz., Nawapa Crey, Ladies’ GRAND OPENING * « * New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived... Everybody invited to call and éxamine it . Suits $12‘up . Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods for , tailor-made suits:at lowest prices New establishment on: Broad Street, next ‘door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. AT Que EL, the Tailor i —Smoke Soot , ww Smell. le Nevada Co. Electric Power "For Buggy AND— Tops Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. “ANDERTACING. PARLORS ALBERTj{REYNOLDS, Funeral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders takenSfor Floral Telephone 34. Co, 9 ls the Ideal Light, \ CATHOLIC FAIR . RG te RR STEAL A RE AE, AR MR RM RRS ek ni Raat tS shel paeaeits