April 23, 1900 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. ~ ‘TBLEPHONE NO. 41. e, Child is sent for the liquor it is neces. Issued Rvery{Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TELEGRAPHIC eicieseicasad ea aan eee eet mene ~~ DISPATCHES. . ! —BY— BROW WN é& CALEINS. TERMS OF BUBBSOCRITTION : By Mail, ~ $6 Per Year By Carrier, % m Delivered to any part of the city. P. 0, BOX EB. VIRGINIA CITY. Chroricle. Frank Higginson, who was shot by Richard Tobin during an altercation at the Hale & Norcross mine, it is now. Fndowment Fund Entertainment thought may recover from the pistol wound in the shoulder. Although in considerable pain last night, his condition today is considered favorable for ultimate recovery. Word has been received here of the death in Butte City last evening of Ali bert Powers, a native of this city and son of Michael Powers. Mrs. Powers left here last Thursday evening in response to a telegram notifying her that ber son was dying of pneumonia. Deceased was about 21 years of age. Don’t Send Minors for Liquor. Some of the grocery stores are complainirg that they are often put to a great inconvenience by some of their custémers, who send children ander the statutory age to the stores for liquor. There is a law that any one who gives or sells liquor to a minor is guilty of a misdemeanor. When a sary forone of the clerks to deliver it, which very often places them at an inconvenience. If the people would remember in the future to eend some one over 18 years of age, and will be appréciated by the grocers and all others who are handling liquors for sale. Personal Mention. . L. W. Evans came over from North San Juan today. Geo E. Cloud, one of Washington’s popular business men, fs in town. A Mooser came down from North Bloomfield today to meet his brother. J. R. Black and. J. Douglas of Rough and Ready were in town today. R. R. Porter of Chicago Park came up today to attend a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee 8S. F. Price came down from Camptonville today on his way to the Bay. W.‘foomey came down today from Moore’s Flat. Mrs. M. A. Huling, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. E. Bond, returned today to her home at Virginia City, Nevada. Grove Deal made his appearance on the street today. Jas. G. Neagle, who has been quite sick since he returned from San Francisco, was able to be about town today. Here on a Visit. Joseph H. Mooser und wife of San Francisco arrived here this morning. They went to North Bloomfield where they will visit the family of Col, L. L. Meyers. Mr. Mooser is the well-known secretary of the North Bloomfield, Kate Hayes and other mining companies ip this county. He is also secretary of many of the companies in which Oapt. Thomas Mein is interested. or that Tame Deer. The tame deer which came to the Texas mine last week, and was petted aiid fed by J. F. Korbel up’to this morning, was sent to Col. John F. Kidder at Grass Valley, asa present. The deer will find good quarters at that place, and the present will be highly appreciated by Mr. Kidder. When the people take a vote in November on the question of expansion the Democratic leaders will have to fall back on the old reliable didn’tknown-it-wasloaded explanation. Se od Colonel Wattersonis calling on the Kentucky Democrats to get together. It is the genersl understanding that the original trouble of the Kentucky Democrats. grew out of their babit of getting too vigorously together. Do You xn0w Consumption is preventable? Science qos? proven that, and also that neglect 's suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty F Leper ‘orgale. Ward of Newark, and Jack Waldon of Hy Dickerm an, the druggist. tf . Trentops, will meet in a twenty-round Many a Lover . Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an* offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puri: , fies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf ata First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do al kinds of plumbing at the correct. rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of firat-clase plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rusb,as the time 12 1-2c Per Week. mobile. Club of London will hold a motor car trial from today to May. 12th. The course is from London to Edinborough and return, and including one; day exhibits at Bristol, Birmingham, MONDAY.. eda April 23, 1900 Manchester, Edinburgh, Newcastle-onenn . ‘Ty 1S, Sheffield and Leads, and shorter exhibits at other places. The vehicles are classes as follows: A, with a selling price of $1000 or less; B, between $1000 and $1500; C between $1500 and $2500; eat D, over $2500; E, veh‘cles for public Items of Interest Gleaned From the} ) se a number of prizes will be given, and more than 60 vehicles are in competition. . Alumnae of Wellesley College will give an entertainment for, the benefit of the Wellesley College Endowment Fund at the Waldorf-Astoria this after poon. Beatrice Herford will give origmusic by Frank Kaltenborn. Jobn Rockenfeller bas given to Wellesley $100,C00 for a permanent endowment fund, conditional upon the cancelling of the existing debt of the college. An (ffort is being made by the alumnae ag to remove the debt of $100,000 by June. f foot of space for the faod show is engaged. This meeting promises to surpass any similar one held in this state. annual reception and banquet of the Philadelphia Laymen’s Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church will Motor Car Trial. Lonpon, Eng., April 23.—The AutoNew York, April 28.—The New York tung Bros. Ladies, go and see them. tf Sidney Peard is doing some very lively work for the office of City Trusnal monologues, and there will be Meeting of Carpenters. New York, April 28—A meeting of 1500 carpenters, who recently forsook the United Brotherhood of Carpenter is being held here today, to consider the question of joining the’ New York City Carpenters’ Union or forming a local organization uf the town. Representatives of the seceding union say that they seceded because the Brotherhood, which is a national union allows its members to come from other cities, where wages are lower than in this city, and compete with local union men. Groecrs’ Meeting. Cepar Rapips, Ia , April 23.—A meeting of the State Retail’ Grocers’ Association opened here today, and will vontinue antil the 26th. The transMississippi food exposition is also being held in the new $40,000 auditorium here. The association has 3,000 mem bers, and excursions are coming from almost every city in the state. Every Methodist Asscciation. Paiiapetruia, April 23.—The twelfth be held here this evening. ‘There will be music by the Castilian Troubadours, and addresses will be made by the Rev. Daniel A. Goodsell, Metropolitan Temple, New York City; ex-Gov. R. E Pattison and Olarence D. Antrim, President. Union Pacific’s New Fast Train. Cuicaco, April 23.—The Union Pacific Railroad today put into operation a new train between this city and Portland, Ore. This train will be known as the “Overland Limited,” and will shorten the time between the two cities by 2 hoursand 45 minutes. The train will go through without change, and wiil carry Puliman palace sleeping cars, buffet, smoking, dining and other first-class cara. Sentenced to Death. Writssoro, Pa., April 23.—Isaac Birrola, the Tioga county. wife-murderer, will be executed here tomorrow. His crime was particulary revolting. He set fire to his wife’s clothes, and held her so she could not extingaish the flames. Gov. Stone has refused to interfere in the case. Anniversary -of Departure. New York, April 23.—The anuiversary of the departure of the Thirteenth Regiment for the Civil War will be celebrated tonight, with a regimental review, drill parade, and reception. Prominent officers of the National Guard including Major-General Roe will attend. ® Card-Waldon. Patrerson, N.J-, April 23.—Jack b.ut before the Passaic County A. C. tonight. a ————_—___} Firemen Take Notice. A special meeting of the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at the ball of Pennsylvania Engine Company on Tuesday evening, April 24th, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of considering Snell & Fleming received today an draws near for the sewer work to be gompleted. m29-tf i exquisite lot of wall paper, Go an® see it, 25 cents. tf per can, at Wolf's. tf anything iu the tobacco line. tf and banquet Friday evening. Committee will meet this evening. received at Snell & Flemiug’s. tf Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf's. tf{ ministrator.of the estate of the late Peter Purcell of Grass Valley. ges have just been received by Hartee, and is very confident of his election. ticle than Citrate of Magnesia. The dose is not as large and price 25 cents. Vinton keeps it. Sentinel of the United Commercial Travelers, which held a convention at Los Angeles recently. very best City Assessors Nevada City ever had. The voters will show their appreciation of the work he has done by giving him a big vote at the May election. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, night. rene ee ee BRIRFLY STATED. Something New Every Day. For City Assessor, J. E. Isaac. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. The E'ks will give an entertainment The Republican County Central An exquisite lot of Wall Paper just Something new.and.nice—Bishop’s Geo. L Jones has been appointed adA beautiful lot of ladies’ finger purLithia Magnesia is a much better arJ. B. Treadwell was elected Grand J. E. Isaac is proving to be one of the At “The Grotto” at all times, you can all ye who never their sampled goods.tf Mistletoe Encampment meets toSylvester Sneath, who ran away from home on Saturday,and was captared by Sheriff Getchell, is still in the county jail. Tomorrow morning he will receive a good lecture and then be permitted to go home. John Grissel is doing a far bette business than he expected, when he leased the Central Hotel. By giving good service the place is becoming quite popular. He has now opened a bar at the hotel for the benefit of t'e thirsty. Mrs. Mabel W. Briot, daughter of R. R. Porter of Chicago Park, has been granted a divorce from her husband, Charles H. Briot, on the ground of adultrey,and awarded her share of cunems That Should Interest Everybody— . Jeweler Pedron! Takes His Own Life committed suicide yesterday morning Vinton’s Cocaine Toothache Drops . in bis room at the home of William Nelson, on North Oburch street, AfArmour’s Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents . ter arising yesterday morning he sat ina chair and taking a loaded shotCall on Ed Schmidt when you want. gun pat the muzzle of it in his mouth and pulled the trigger. The shot did “The Native Daughters will give an . not make much of a report, perbaps entertainment on Thursday. — While Despondent. F. Pedroni,a Grass Valley jeweler, owing to the that it was drowned by being in his mouth, and did not disturb the other. occupants of the house. As Pedroni was not seen around the house as usual, an investigition was mude. On going to his room the door was found to be locked and the repeated calls were not answered. ing the door open he found Pedroni on the floor with the top of his head blown off and blood and brains in pll portions of the room, which presented a terrible sight. Pedroni arrived in Grass Valley about five years ago and started a little jewelry and repair shop on lower Main street. He stayed there until about a year ago, when he moved into the Holbrooke block, where he was still conducting the business up to the time of his death. No cause is advanced as a reason for his act, except despondency from business reverses. His family, consisting of a wife and six children at St. Helena, Napa county, were notified, but as yet it is not known what will be done with the remains. The deceased was aged about 50 years. ANOTHER GONE. wes. James Nolan Expired at Thrce O'clock This Morning.Mrs. James Nolan, one of the oldest residents of this city, died at her home on Pine street, near Suspension bridge, at 3 o'clock this morning. About two months ago she was taken with ‘a severe attack of influenza, and together with her old age proved fatal. Mrs. Nolan came: to this city from County Cork, Ireland, in 1855, and in 1856 was married to James Nolan. She leaves three grown daughters, Misses Maggie, Mary and Lena, and her age was 68 years. She was a noble woman al a highly esteemed by all who knew her. Toe funeral will take place from St. Ganice Catholic church on Wednesday P Mrs. Oscar Pattison has retarned The Coroner was notified and on break -cide yesterday. 5, The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone, Thomas Ingram of the Tidings-Telegraph has retarned from a trip to the Bay: es The Epworth League will give a social next Friday evening at the M. E. church. ‘ from San Francisco, where she went for medical treatment. ~ . A Chinese child died here yesterday and-wili be buried tomorrow. ¢ Wm. Jenkins, who has been quite ill at Salt Lake Oity, Utah, has returned peared in the San Francisco Call of date for Grand Trustee of the Native Sons. SUPERIOR COURT. Basiness Transacted atthe Session Today. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: ‘ruled. Estate of Isaac A. Clifford. -Continued until farther order. Guardianship of Louis P. and Jobn F. Hickey. minors. Twelfth annual account settled. oa Estate of Thos. Moran. Letters issued to Public Administrator. Estate of John Henderson, deceased. Final, account settled and decree of distribution granted. sae Mountaineer Mining Company. vs. J.D. Campbell et al. Continued one week. ; Mary Klein vs. Chas. Klein. Granta divorce on the ground of cruelty. _ You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough. and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will re‘und your money. Sold for over fitty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ets. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickernan, the draggist. tt morning at 10 o’clock. Piils. Sun Proof Hose. The non-irrtating cathartic—Hood’s 3 ec FO ECLTE Pe ane e~~A ~~~ Feeney vs. Fillmore. Demaurrer over-. AT IN SUMME See Big Window: Respectfully, ‘Ladies, when you read this advertisement telling you about a displuy of Summer Wash Fabrics here. At Maher & Co.’s, do not delay a minute, but come and see this display. Come A subscription was taken up today . in time and select. You may think it is too early and not warm enough yet. to pay the funeral expenses of the. That isa mistake. Thers is one time in which to bay Wash Goods and that is late F. Pedroni, who committed sui. early in the season—then you are prettier than ever. We wi A good likeness of Geo. L. Jones apWHITE DIMITY . get first choice, and this year our Wash Goods li name some few of the many beautifal goods: _ yesterday, a8 Quartz Parlor’s candi WHITE FRENCH ORGANDIE ne WHITE SILK ORGANDIE . . WHITE INDIA LINEN WHITE NAINSOOK WHITE SILK MULL WHITE BATISTEWHITE SILK DIMITY WHITE VICTORIA LAWN WHITE FIGURED SWISS ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS. Colored Wash Goods in all the delicate shades, tints and textures. Ladies, come and see us some day very soon and we will show you what we advertise and more than we advertise. ; Meher & Co. SUMMER OORSETS all in Corset Covers—new. muke—grander than ever. shown here. ae a STYLISH. LINERY MIL oe Opening Days: : SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY . -. April 7th, 9th and 10th WHEN WILL BE SHOWN THE ~ Largest, Fullest ad Best Se éstion Ever brought to this county Auy style of Bonnet cr Har ca: be had trimmed or untrimmed. The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau s with us is a sufficient guarantee that all wor turned out of our establishment will be artistic. and Miss Olive Gaylord the second munity property at Chicago Park. ~ W. He CRAWFORD, "Sivion cv Sam Trevithick on Saturday last bad one of bis fingers caught beiween two pieces of iron, and it was badly mashed. . ¢ Mrs. W.D. Vinton won the fist prize} prize, at the whist club meeting held at the home of Miss Mary Hook last Saturday afternoor. Miss Minnie Brand ae =a 7 will entertain the club on the 12th of SEE OUR IND ow ; PIsPtr a 1 May. . Wi : : iY. 3 Paroxy.ms of laughter invariably : —SOLE AGENT FOR— J * greet the advent of “The Real Widow : ua 9 Brown” on the stage. A plot replete BOWERS RU BBER Co. Ss HOS Es with humorous situations, dialogue 4 i crisp, bright and witty, intelligent and Arh seasaese: Nee Oe re oe finished acting, music that sets you whistling, costames the most brilliant, all these combine to make “The Real Widow Brown” the unqualified success to or not. , with-as good workmen as the wer A. & H.W. g are both practical watchmakers, having learned o [LONG STRIDES b> ' Have been made during the past few ‘yeare in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durabie than they. » We will be pleased to show you the Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store, Come and see us whether you are ready trades ld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. two triumphant seasons have already shown it to be. Judge Nilon will go to Auburn on the 25th of this month to hold ccurt Telephone West 14, HARTUNG, "stoumsans F.C. tuetje. Broad St., Nevada City. : for Judge Prewett. [he body of the late Mr. Moore, who died at Magenta last week, was shipped to Colorado Springs today. Fair tonight and tomorrow is the weather prediction, . The Old Way—Lap Tube. , Hose—Seamless Tube LEGG & SHAW COMPANY. PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPEPPPRPPPPPPPPPPTT? EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOGT THE: 2:43.20 53 BEAUTIFUL. HATS . lah a rIrttr terror terete Tete Tere reer. a C IT REMAINS —‘«$ TO BE SEEN <3 That we save you money on your Groceries 4 oD's UDILLS pid liver, and cure biliousness, sick headache, jaundice, nausea, indiges, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at all medicine dealers or by mail of C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass.AND LOW PRICES ar MISS HOEFT’S. Miss Greene is an authority on style and can suit every body. > TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY are Children’s Day. Get the little ones their dainty Summer Hats. paaedneeddednddeennedededenseeeeeeey Rouse / the tor . WOLF, . -LPPPPDEDDDDDDDDDDDPDD DEP s Then besides, «we give you the best brands and highest quality of goods. Glance over these ins : Grandfather’s Mush.. 3 Packages for 25c Gold Iedal Sugar Corn,.. 10c per Can Acmemeie Gola Band Bacon .20c per Can 5 SOs SO a ec Ss wy Oa a eh ah a a had wh eS UE NUR STOCK MUST: BE CLOSED OUT WITH A RUSH We have received orders from our creditors to close ou this stock of [Men’s and Boy’ Clothing, Fur Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc , with a RUSH In order to comply with theisuaders we Tod rg an gardless of our own wishes. We very much dislike to see a fine stock of goods like ours closed outat slaughtering low prices. But that is something over which we have no control. , 1 ‘ THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT FOR CASH ONLY © At lower prices than ever. Herve are some of the prices :. 60 Boys’ Suits, knee pants, sizes from 8 to 10 years, formerl and $7; Men’s Shoe's " oa , FL as a ee eee coe aT Shoop eorne Congress, all styles of toes, prices formerly $2 50 and , Dee ulin owe pCR wER ESOT NWO We 8 OED es ge Pe ER =. CE OE ae BOS 0 606 04s 0 oe 8's eee % ; 60 Boys’ Suits, long pantssizes from 14 to 18 years, formerly $18, $14 and eo ee ee ern NL NE Paiatins sad good: ating penis.” ‘A reduction on an invitation to attend a picnic at Aua. » Bogie Pants gens Wee Tae Redes nso cpe dein Ceti te tees ore Se alae tol oe ea oie burn, and the transaction of other busys’ Single Pants...% TPO ais ieee rom up to $3 . ens good pg irts, formerly $1 25 and $1.50., : Boys’ Knee Pants....+. (i ons Bee from 40c up to $1 00} Boy’s Golf Shirts, former! and ‘ PG Breet iness. Every freman is requested to. Boys’ No. 1 School Shoes, formerly $2 and $2 50, must be closed gfe gat Men’ and Children’s ery cio and’ a7; they wo wien te oat $land $1 25 be present. pad Saleem, Bea ee ida es hn FPR, cs vv: $1 20 and $1 50 8 6 best Bargains ever offered in Nevada Uity ‘or ths Tal ua e) 8 4 . m . oe gee ES : % Merida Clty; kpel 2%, oe __ We earnestly request those knowing themselves indebted to us to call and settle their accounts within 30 days — r we will put the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to collect them at any cost. f Carter & Johnston. — ye . Limes 3 Lemons: , Oranges % Bananas zi Cash Grocer. 4 ak Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. Its Rightly Named, ———— THE TRA oo MONDAY.+ 0052+ TRUCKER Newsy. Notes From. Sature Following the sé Thursday snow beg day. Though the feathery flakes all not begin to nccuma until evening again buried in a . snow. ie Supervisor John county road betwe Overton pat in fir When this work is ¢ be one of the most of the Sierras. Ther of road taxes collect and Mr. Fay propt roads for our peo] The road machine p has proved to be ; this kind of work. © W. H. Long, broth of Trackee, died at Angeles, April 18th. here several years a his trade, that of pai he made many. frie member him kindly. Gaston Ridge, Nevad 8, 1868. He was ma his wife he Jeaves on JUST AS CE A Gentleman Who . On the § A gentleman who . over the Sacrament cisco gorgevusly p which have been sep form, for such arti dry goods, cutlery that in nearly every -ticles can be bougl many Gases cheupe ‘than at the places a some people believe ‘out of town are bett -chased at home, and ‘out that they have b sis too late. Do you iand when you are . bases you wili knov getting for your mo! OG Iny:tation to ¢ The Hook and L Auburn is making ments for a grand p @ grove near that to this month, Invi gent to the Fire I wade City and Gras in a body, and the f antee s big time for the invitations ere firemen of the two . contemplated to ba redound to the ber ofthe two countie : Jatge delegation wi city. The matter-et the next meetiz “Nevada and Eagle ‘The matter will t ‘epecial meeting tc vevening. otertainment The ladies of Tr’ w eocial st the Nati day eveniag, April will be 25 cents, ments. The most Mouse Trap” wi Claudia Griffiths will sustain the and will be assie young ladies. Tb programme will Selection—Goyne ‘Bolo—Miss M. H Mise Ida Wiilhel ,will commence . sare invited to att Salmon Bellies Whey are fine. On Ev

THE TRANSCRIPT. ~ ‘TBLEPHONE NO. 41. e, Child is sent for the liquor it is neces. Issued Rvery{Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TELEGRAPHIC eicieseicasad ea aan eee eet mene ~~ DISPATCHES. . ! —BY— BROW WN é& CALEINS. TERMS OF BUBBSOCRITTION : By Mail, ~ $6 Per Year By Carrier, % m Delivered to any part of the city. P. 0, BOX EB. VIRGINIA CITY. Chroricle. Frank Higginson, who was shot by Richard Tobin during an altercation at the Hale & Norcross mine, it is now. Fndowment Fund Entertainment thought may recover from the pistol wound in the shoulder. Although in considerable pain last night, his condition today is considered favorable for ultimate recovery. Word has been received here of the death in Butte City last evening of Ali bert Powers, a native of this city and son of Michael Powers. Mrs. Powers left here last Thursday evening in response to a telegram notifying her that ber son was dying of pneumonia. Deceased was about 21 years of age. Don’t Send Minors for Liquor. Some of the grocery stores are complainirg that they are often put to a great inconvenience by some of their custémers, who send children ander the statutory age to the stores for liquor. There is a law that any one who gives or sells liquor to a minor is guilty of a misdemeanor. When a sary forone of the clerks to deliver it, which very often places them at an inconvenience. If the people would remember in the future to eend some one over 18 years of age, and will be appréciated by the grocers and all others who are handling liquors for sale. Personal Mention. . L. W. Evans came over from North San Juan today. Geo E. Cloud, one of Washington’s popular business men, fs in town. A Mooser came down from North Bloomfield today to meet his brother. J. R. Black and. J. Douglas of Rough and Ready were in town today. R. R. Porter of Chicago Park came up today to attend a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee 8S. F. Price came down from Camptonville today on his way to the Bay. W.‘foomey came down today from Moore’s Flat. Mrs. M. A. Huling, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. E. Bond, returned today to her home at Virginia City, Nevada. Grove Deal made his appearance on the street today. Jas. G. Neagle, who has been quite sick since he returned from San Francisco, was able to be about town today. Here on a Visit. Joseph H. Mooser und wife of San Francisco arrived here this morning. They went to North Bloomfield where they will visit the family of Col, L. L. Meyers. Mr. Mooser is the well-known secretary of the North Bloomfield, Kate Hayes and other mining companies ip this county. He is also secretary of many of the companies in which Oapt. Thomas Mein is interested. or that Tame Deer. The tame deer which came to the Texas mine last week, and was petted aiid fed by J. F. Korbel up’to this morning, was sent to Col. John F. Kidder at Grass Valley, asa present. The deer will find good quarters at that place, and the present will be highly appreciated by Mr. Kidder. When the people take a vote in November on the question of expansion the Democratic leaders will have to fall back on the old reliable didn’tknown-it-wasloaded explanation. Se od Colonel Wattersonis calling on the Kentucky Democrats to get together. It is the genersl understanding that the original trouble of the Kentucky Democrats. grew out of their babit of getting too vigorously together. Do You xn0w Consumption is preventable? Science qos? proven that, and also that neglect 's suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty F Leper ‘orgale. Ward of Newark, and Jack Waldon of Hy Dickerm an, the druggist. tf . Trentops, will meet in a twenty-round Many a Lover . Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an* offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puri: , fies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf ata First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do al kinds of plumbing at the correct. rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of firat-clase plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rusb,as the time 12 1-2c Per Week. mobile. Club of London will hold a motor car trial from today to May. 12th. The course is from London to Edinborough and return, and including one; day exhibits at Bristol, Birmingham, MONDAY... eda April 23, 1900 Manchester, Edinburgh, Newcastle-onenn . ‘Ty 1S, Sheffield and Leads, and shorter exhibits at other places. The vehicles are classes as follows: A, with a selling price of $1000 or less; B, between $1000 and $1500; C between $1500 and $2500; eat D, over $2500; E, veh‘cles for public Items of Interest Gleaned From the} ) se a number of prizes will be given, and more than 60 vehicles are in competition. . Alumnae of Wellesley College will give an entertainment for, the benefit of the Wellesley College Endowment Fund at the Waldorf-Astoria this after poon. Beatrice Herford will give origmusic by Frank Kaltenborn. Jobn Rockenfeller bas given to Wellesley $100,C00 for a permanent endowment fund, conditional upon the cancelling of the existing debt of the college. An (ffort is being made by the alumnae ag to remove the debt of $100,000 by June. f foot of space for the faod show is engaged. This meeting promises to surpass any similar one held in this state. annual reception and banquet of the Philadelphia Laymen’s Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church will Motor Car Trial. Lonpon, Eng., April 23.—The AutoNew York, April 28.—The New York tung Bros. Ladies, go and see them. tf Sidney Peard is doing some very lively work for the office of City Trusnal monologues, and there will be Meeting of Carpenters. New York, April 28—A meeting of 1500 carpenters, who recently forsook the United Brotherhood of Carpenter is being held here today, to consider the question of joining the’ New York City Carpenters’ Union or forming a local organization uf the town. Representatives of the seceding union say that they seceded because the Brotherhood, which is a national union allows its members to come from other cities, where wages are lower than in this city, and compete with local union men. Groecrs’ Meeting. Cepar Rapips, Ia , April 23.—A meeting of the State Retail’ Grocers’ Association opened here today, and will vontinue antil the 26th. The transMississippi food exposition is also being held in the new $40,000 auditorium here. The association has 3,000 mem bers, and excursions are coming from almost every city in the state. Every Methodist Asscciation. Paiiapetruia, April 23.—The twelfth be held here this evening. ‘There will be music by the Castilian Troubadours, and addresses will be made by the Rev. Daniel A. Goodsell, Metropolitan Temple, New York City; ex-Gov. R. E Pattison and Olarence D. Antrim, President. Union Pacific’s New Fast Train. Cuicaco, April 23.—The Union Pacific Railroad today put into operation a new train between this city and Portland, Ore. This train will be known as the “Overland Limited,” and will shorten the time between the two cities by 2 hoursand 45 minutes. The train will go through without change, and wiil carry Puliman palace sleeping cars, buffet, smoking, dining and other first-class cara. Sentenced to Death. Writssoro, Pa., April 23.—Isaac Birrola, the Tioga county. wife-murderer, will be executed here tomorrow. His crime was particulary revolting. He set fire to his wife’s clothes, and held her so she could not extingaish the flames. Gov. Stone has refused to interfere in the case. Anniversary -of Departure. New York, April 23.—The anuiversary of the departure of the Thirteenth Regiment for the Civil War will be celebrated tonight, with a regimental review, drill parade, and reception. Prominent officers of the National Guard including Major-General Roe will attend. ® Card-Waldon. Patrerson, N.J-, April 23.—Jack b.ut before the Passaic County A. C. tonight. a ————_—___} Firemen Take Notice. A special meeting of the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at the ball of Pennsylvania Engine Company on Tuesday evening, April 24th, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of considering Snell & Fleming received today an draws near for the sewer work to be gompleted. m29-tf i exquisite lot of wall paper, Go an® see it, 25 cents. tf per can, at Wolf's. tf anything iu the tobacco line. tf and banquet Friday evening. Committee will meet this evening. received at Snell & Flemiug’s. tf Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf's. tf{ ministrator.of the estate of the late Peter Purcell of Grass Valley. ges have just been received by Hartee, and is very confident of his election. ticle than Citrate of Magnesia. The dose is not as large and price 25 cents. Vinton keeps it. Sentinel of the United Commercial Travelers, which held a convention at Los Angeles recently. very best City Assessors Nevada City ever had. The voters will show their appreciation of the work he has done by giving him a big vote at the May election. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, night. rene ee ee BRIRFLY STATED. Something New Every Day. For City Assessor, J. E. Isaac. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. The E'ks will give an entertainment The Republican County Central An exquisite lot of Wall Paper just Something new.and.nice—Bishop’s Geo. L Jones has been appointed adA beautiful lot of ladies’ finger purLithia Magnesia is a much better arJ. B. Treadwell was elected Grand J. E. Isaac is proving to be one of the At “The Grotto” at all times, you can all ye who never their sampled goods.tf Mistletoe Encampment meets toSylvester Sneath, who ran away from home on Saturday,and was captared by Sheriff Getchell, is still in the county jail. Tomorrow morning he will receive a good lecture and then be permitted to go home. John Grissel is doing a far bette business than he expected, when he leased the Central Hotel. By giving good service the place is becoming quite popular. He has now opened a bar at the hotel for the benefit of t'e thirsty. Mrs. Mabel W. Briot, daughter of R. R. Porter of Chicago Park, has been granted a divorce from her husband, Charles H. Briot, on the ground of adultrey,and awarded her share of cunems That Should Interest Everybody— . Jeweler Pedron! Takes His Own Life committed suicide yesterday morning Vinton’s Cocaine Toothache Drops . in bis room at the home of William Nelson, on North Oburch street, AfArmour’s Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents . ter arising yesterday morning he sat ina chair and taking a loaded shotCall on Ed Schmidt when you want. gun pat the muzzle of it in his mouth and pulled the trigger. The shot did “The Native Daughters will give an . not make much of a report, perbaps entertainment on Thursday. — While Despondent. F. Pedroni,a Grass Valley jeweler, owing to the that it was drowned by being in his mouth, and did not disturb the other. occupants of the house. As Pedroni was not seen around the house as usual, an investigition was mude. On going to his room the door was found to be locked and the repeated calls were not answered. ing the door open he found Pedroni on the floor with the top of his head blown off and blood and brains in pll portions of the room, which presented a terrible sight. Pedroni arrived in Grass Valley about five years ago and started a little jewelry and repair shop on lower Main street. He stayed there until about a year ago, when he moved into the Holbrooke block, where he was still conducting the business up to the time of his death. No cause is advanced as a reason for his act, except despondency from business reverses. His family, consisting of a wife and six children at St. Helena, Napa county, were notified, but as yet it is not known what will be done with the remains. The deceased was aged about 50 years. ANOTHER GONE. wes. James Nolan Expired at Thrce O'clock This Morning.Mrs. James Nolan, one of the oldest residents of this city, died at her home on Pine street, near Suspension bridge, at 3 o'clock this morning. About two months ago she was taken with ‘a severe attack of influenza, and together with her old age proved fatal. Mrs. Nolan came: to this city from County Cork, Ireland, in 1855, and in 1856 was married to James Nolan. She leaves

three grown daughters, Misses Maggie, Mary and Lena, and her age was 68 years. She was a noble woman al a highly esteemed by all who knew her. Toe funeral will take place from St. Ganice Catholic church on Wednesday P Mrs. Oscar Pattison has retarned The Coroner was notified and on break -cide yesterday. 5, The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone, Thomas Ingram of the Tidings-Telegraph has retarned from a trip to the Bay: es The Epworth League will give a social next Friday evening at the M. E. church. ‘ from San Francisco, where she went for medical treatment. ~ . A Chinese child died here yesterday and-wili be buried tomorrow. ¢ Wm. Jenkins, who has been quite ill at Salt Lake Oity, Utah, has returned peared in the San Francisco Call of date for Grand Trustee of the Native Sons. SUPERIOR COURT. Basiness Transacted atthe Session Today. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: ‘ruled. Estate of Isaac A. Clifford. -Continued until farther order. Guardianship of Louis P. and Jobn F. Hickey. minors. Twelfth annual account settled. oa Estate of Thos. Moran. Letters issued to Public Administrator. Estate of John Henderson, deceased. Final, account settled and decree of distribution granted. sae Mountaineer Mining Company. vs. J.D. Campbell et al. Continued one week. ; Mary Klein vs. Chas. Klein. Granta divorce on the ground of cruelty. _ You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough. and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will re‘und your money. Sold for over fitty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ets. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickernan, the draggist. tt morning at 10 o’clock. Piils. Sun Proof Hose. The non-irrtating cathartic—Hood’s 3 ec FO ECLTE Pe ane e~~A ~~~ Feeney vs. Fillmore. Demaurrer over-. AT IN SUMME See Big Window: Respectfully, ‘Ladies, when you read this advertisement telling you about a displuy of Summer Wash Fabrics here. At Maher & Co.’s, do not delay a minute, but come and see this display. Come A subscription was taken up today . in time and select. You may think it is too early and not warm enough yet. to pay the funeral expenses of the. That isa mistake. Thers is one time in which to bay Wash Goods and that is late F. Pedroni, who committed sui. early in the season—then you are prettier than ever. We wi A good likeness of Geo. L. Jones apWHITE DIMITY . get first choice, and this year our Wash Goods li name some few of the many beautifal goods: _ yesterday, a8 Quartz Parlor’s candi WHITE FRENCH ORGANDIE ne WHITE SILK ORGANDIE . . WHITE INDIA LINEN WHITE NAINSOOK WHITE SILK MULL WHITE BATISTEWHITE SILK DIMITY WHITE VICTORIA LAWN WHITE FIGURED SWISS ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS. Colored Wash Goods in all the delicate shades, tints and textures. Ladies, come and see us some day very soon and we will show you what we advertise and more than we advertise. ; Meher & Co. SUMMER OORSETS all in Corset Covers—new. muke—grander than ever. shown here. ae a STYLISH.. LINERY MIL oe Opening Days: : SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY . -. April 7th, 9th and 10th WHEN WILL BE SHOWN THE ~ Largest, Fullest ad Best Se éstion Ever brought to this county Auy style of Bonnet cr Har ca: be had trimmed or untrimmed. The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau s with us is a sufficient guarantee that all wor turned out of our establishment will be artistic. and Miss Olive Gaylord the second munity property at Chicago Park. ~ W. He CRAWFORD, "Sivion cv Sam Trevithick on Saturday last bad one of bis fingers caught beiween two pieces of iron, and it was badly mashed. . ¢ Mrs. W.D. Vinton won the fist prize} prize, at the whist club meeting held at the home of Miss Mary Hook last Saturday afternoor. Miss Minnie Brand ae =a 7 will entertain the club on the 12th of SEE OUR IND ow ; PIsPtr a 1 May. . Wi : : iY. 3 Paroxy.ms of laughter invariably : —SOLE AGENT FOR— J * greet the advent of “The Real Widow : ua 9 Brown” on the stage. A plot replete BOWERS RU BBER Co. Ss HOS Es with humorous situations, dialogue 4 i crisp, bright and witty, intelligent and Arh seasaese: Nee Oe re oe finished acting, music that sets you whistling, costames the most brilliant, all these combine to make “The Real Widow Brown” the unqualified success to or not. , with-as good workmen as the wer A. & H.W. g are both practical watchmakers, having learned o [LONG STRIDES b> ' Have been made during the past few ‘yeare in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durabie than they. » We will be pleased to show you the Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store, Come and see us whether you are ready trades ld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. two triumphant seasons have already shown it to be. Judge Nilon will go to Auburn on the 25th of this month to hold ccurt Telephone West 14, HARTUNG, "stoumsans F.C. tuetje. Broad St., Nevada City. : for Judge Prewett. [he body of the late Mr. Moore, who died at Magenta last week, was shipped to Colorado Springs today. Fair tonight and tomorrow is the weather prediction, . The Old Way—Lap Tube. , Hose—Seamless Tube LEGG & SHAW COMPANY. PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPEPPPRPPPPPPPPPPTT? EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOGT THE: 2:43.20 53 BEAUTIFUL. HATS . lah a rIrttr terror terete Tete Tere reer. a C IT REMAINS —‘«$ TO BE SEEN <3 That we save you money on your Groceries 4 oD's UDILLS pid liver, and cure biliousness, sick headache, jaundice, nausea, indiges, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at all medicine dealers or by mail of C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass.AND LOW PRICES ar MISS HOEFT’S. Miss Greene is an authority on style and can suit every body. > TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY are Children’s Day. Get the little ones their dainty Summer Hats. paaedneeddednddeennedededenseeeeeeey Rouse / the tor . WOLF, . -LPPPPDEDDDDDDDDDDDPDD DEP s Then besides, «we give you the best brands and highest quality of goods. Glance over these ins : Grandfather’s Mush... 3 Packages for 25c Gold Iedal Sugar Corn,.... 10c per Can Acmemeie Gola Band Bacon ..20c per Can 5 SOs SO a ec Ss wy Oa a eh ah a a had wh eS UE NUR STOCK MUST: BE CLOSED OUT WITH A RUSH We have received orders from our creditors to close ou this stock of [Men’s and Boy’ Clothing, Fur Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc , with a RUSH In order to comply with theisuaders we Tod rg an gardless of our own wishes. We very much dislike to see a fine stock of goods like ours closed outat slaughtering low prices. But that is something over which we have no control. , 1 ‘ THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT FOR CASH ONLY © At lower prices than ever. Herve are some of the prices :. 60 Boys’ Suits, knee pants, sizes from 8 to 10 years, formerl and $7; Men’s Shoe's " oa , FL as a ee eee coe aT Shoop eorne Congress, all styles of toes, prices formerly $2 50 and , Dee ulin owe pCR wER ESOT NWO We 8 OED es ge Pe ER =. CE OE ae BOS 0 606 04s 0 oe 8's eee % ; 60 Boys’ Suits, long pantssizes from 14 to 18 years, formerly $18, $14 and eo ee ee ern NL NE Paiatins sad good: ating penis.” ‘A reduction on an invitation to attend a picnic at Aua. » Bogie Pants gens Wee Tae Redes nso cpe dein Ceti te tees ore Se alae tol oe ea oie burn, and the transaction of other busys’ Single Pants......% TPO ais ieee rom up to $3 . ens good pg irts, formerly $1 25 and $1.50., : Boys’ Knee Pants........+.. (i ons Bee from 40c up to $1 00} Boy’s Golf Shirts, former! and ‘ PG Breet iness. Every freman is requested to. Boys’ No. 1 School Shoes, formerly $2 and $2 50, must be closed gfe gat Men’ and Children’s ery cio and’ a7; they wo wien te oat $land $1 25 be present. pad Saleem, Bea ee ida es hn FPR, cs vv: $1 20 and $1 50 8 6 best Bargains ever offered in Nevada Uity ‘or ths Tal ua e) 8 4 . m . oe gee ES : % Merida Clty; kpel 2%, oe __ We earnestly request those knowing themselves indebted to us to call and settle their accounts within 30 days — r we will put the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to collect them at any cost. f Carter & Johnston. — ye . Limes 3 Lemons: , Oranges % Bananas zi Cash Grocer. 4 ak Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. Its Rightly Named, ———— THE TRA oo MONDAY..+ 0052+ TRUCKER Newsy. Notes From. Sature Following the sé Thursday snow beg day. Though the feathery flakes all not begin to nccuma until evening again buried in a . snow. ie Supervisor John county road betwe Overton pat in fir When this work is ¢ be one of the most of the Sierras. Ther of road taxes collect and Mr. Fay propt roads for our peo] The road machine p has proved to be ; this kind of work. © W. H. Long, broth of Trackee, died at Angeles, April 18th. here several years a his trade, that of pai he made many. frie member him kindly. Gaston Ridge, Nevad 8, 1868. He was ma his wife he Jeaves on JUST AS CE A Gentleman Who . On the § A gentleman who . over the Sacrament cisco gorgevusly p which have been sep form, for such arti dry goods, cutlery that in nearly every -ticles can be bougl many Gases cheupe ‘than at the places a some people believe ‘out of town are bett -chased at home, and ‘out that they have b sis too late. Do you iand when you are . bases you wili knov getting for your mo! OG Iny:tation to ¢ The Hook and L Auburn is making ments for a grand p @ grove near that to this month, Invi gent to the Fire I wade City and Gras in a body, and the f antee s big time for the invitations ere firemen of the two . contemplated to ba redound to the ber ofthe two countie : Jatge delegation wi city. The matter-et the next meetiz “Nevada and Eagle ‘The matter will t ‘epecial meeting tc vevening. otertainment The ladies of Tr’ w eocial st the Nati day eveniag, April will be 25 cents, ments. The most Mouse Trap” wi Claudia Griffiths will sustain the and will be assie young ladies. Tb programme will Selection—Goyne ‘Bolo—Miss M. H Mise Ida Wiilhel ,will commence . sare invited to att Salmon Bellies Whey are fine. On Ev