April 28, 1899 (4 pages)

DAL of our 3soEF ecause there, as toits quallict is one of them freely: ery afticle. isfaction too. DEN, cial St. 0. you idaapes urnals of ‘etch in stretched . @ pressStretch“Today. its of them. co. -not digest even one cup = ogee a SPENOEVILT UE: Several picnics have . journed. Teteaad'i iecerais sn fail of interest and the attendance of membeen arranged in this vicinity, as fol. . City leagues was.quite large. lows: Af Markwell on May Sth, Pleas‘He Was Trylag to: Clea Up Hatt &. tt was decided that, the next District ant Ridge May 12th, aud Wolf May 19th. ‘French's on Haas: ae Gonpensson be: held in Oak Park, Sac—Rev, Wright, an evangelist, has} = . amemto conaty. ae been holding meetings at the various,. — ; ‘The election of otbeers. for the ensoschoolhouses in this vicinity during stisb fisoh inde ache: killed in ee ing year resulted ag follows: the past week. He is an eloquent county for many years met his fate last President, George D. Kellogg, tae: speaker.—The New. Hope’ school, in. night between ten and eleven o'clock. . castle. Placer county, closed last Friday ‘and . His was: Din Yan, and he was}: ‘First Vice President, Mrs. E. BR. Wilthe'teacher,-Miss Ella Austin, has retrying to. t n from the tail. lis, Grass Valley. turned to her home at Mark at Markwell. flame of Hall. & French's bydraulic ‘Second Vice Presideut, Miss Donna. For some time past it had beer sua-. Third Vice President, Miss Fannie that somebody was tampering Johuston, Red Bluff, with the sluices. t Thomas $2.49, Divided Amon “Among. ‘the ‘Vario [ett son, tat nage ake ret G. Powell, Marysville. ~ Distriets of the County. loaded with buckshot. He saw the. Superintendent of Junior Esange Des ‘tine near Freneh Corral, 'M. Winning, Sutter City. SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT. . 3 ‘Fourth Vice President, Mrs. orm Superintendent Rogers has made bis . Pobber on the flume at work and compartment, Mrs. ‘Fannie Poorman, Sac. . fa _j4 Silver soup ladle and china tea set—. the ocean: steamer. “I can't sce how third quarterly apportionment of funds . ™#nded him to surrender. The order . Tamento, among the sablie saboold ot the county. ian ohare, Ee = gaunt Dreamer Rev. P. M. Spencer, NelHe distributes $2,439 in all, the basis of Ow mace: 6 get away. apportionment being the se nil ‘daily . Hell fred.and Lim Yun fell deed with Corresponding Secretary, Rev, G. M. attendance for the preceding school . **%0t im the heady The body fell in Richmond, Newcastle. years. Another apportionment, being the flume and was left lying there until . " Recording and Financial: Secretery, the State and county and the second . ‘B®: Coroner urrived. “. Mrs, Fannie Poorman, Sacramento. largest of the year (amounting to some . ‘ Oounty Coroner Daniels went over toTreasorer, J. 8. Stauffer, Chico. $20,000 in all), will be made in July. day to-hold an inquest. _. ° Last night resolutions were adopted The present apporptionment is as. The dead Chinaman was well known recognizing the services and ability of follows, being $1 for each average daily . ‘ the vicinity of French Corral, where President Kellogg; recognizing also the attendance reported. A year ago it be was raised and went to school. hospitality of the people of this city was fifty per cent ian ‘ ‘This afternoon the Coroner wired end the reception given the visiting Allison Rano’. (cc oheeii $ 19 . Sheriff Getohell trom French Corral to . leaguers; the quality of the program; Birchville ... 1.1.2.2." 12] g0 there immediately. At three o'clock . C°mmending the services of the DisBear River. ... s.:-s. 12] that officer left for the scene of the . ‘tict Cabinet; thanking the Newegastle ae WORE Pe Cee oc cn aig hpvavna deat = killing accompanied by District AtLeague for bouquets; opposing the Oentae . i badeibacs: Vis 4 Kee ici her vera oe . torney Power, D ty Sheriff Waters liquor traffic; condemning any and all Obalk Biuit seen retetaees samme 96 . and City Marshal Tompkins, _. tendency ‘towards breaking down, the Cherokee. . ho cesutk ea Oey ae spirit and intention of the act abolishClaak Greek. o5.5 cere. 7 ing the army canteen; upholding the Dorada Ekd Ciera koi Hea ae rig BRIEF MENTION, rule of the Discipline against questionFrench Gorral...-. -.-.. 85 “. {able amusements; endorsing the call Graniteville..<.++oom dinor Notes. and d Comments “of Local. ot the Bishops of the church for the GROG i os 5 ino en x ‘ Interest. “. “Twentieth Century Thanks Offering,” pooh ha Regent: ‘ at . and, recommending that the University ered Valley. mae (! School election tomorrow. = . of the Pacific be the first and main obIndian Springs..... 2. 17. ° For Life Insurance see T.B, Gray. _ ject in bestowing of funds raised in thé Tron Mountain:.....-. "5 . Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf. . Galifornia Conference; to endeavor to potent” ong wettest ha pete ers s Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. . bring the International Convention of —~ i sae ro 9 scoured for May at the ee the Epworth Legue of 1901 to San Magnolia.. ae: tore ‘Francisco; recommending the plan of Maribéen 2° crop iets 16. Warmer weathior is predicted for toprépdrtippal and systematic giving to Mooney Flat .. Seresecseee. Jt . MORFOW. the cause of God; thanking the press), hope kd Flat.).-nibh tela dak ee Sid ae Choice dairy batter, 40 cents square . of the city for notices of the proceedNorth Sawdon 0 Te ee Woite tf . ings. North Bloomitie:d ... LS. 69. Eastern pickled pork and pigs fept. Rev. Dr. MoClisb, President of: the ae — Pie estesnk kaakyt vie so tteese e at J. J. Jackson's, tf, University of the Pacific, delivered a Pleasant Ridus hie caneaane Star Creamery batter, sold by Gay-. stirring address last evening, at the Pleasant Valley ...ccssee. 19 lord & Son, is the best. tf . close of which remarks were made Rough and Ready..... 81] World Poultry Oure beats all others. . by Rev. Robert Bentley, Presiding ElRelief Hill. 2.2.24. Phe patra 82} Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. der, and Rev. J. Ww. Phelps. The enBeto vvrssen JA], Rew, Dr Eli MoOlish will preach at . tire congregation arose and sang “Blest Track Seceeenseret ee TB the Methodist: charch Sanday morning. . Be the Tie That Binds” and “Nearer, Union Hill. eS Seeresses"s*""""76. Mr.and Mrs, Harvey Cooper will en-. My God, to Thee#* followed by the Washington. . gistew wee wwii? va wage’ 16} tertain the Excelsior Whist Club Mon-. benediction, after which the convention wae Valloy test Bee. ieee 4 day evening. wdSoniitind. _The school census marshals of the. Nearly all the delegates departed for county: must complete their labors by . home today on the noon train. Monday next. At the church this morning a “Wo_ Choice boneless boiled ham at Wolf's . man’s Home Missionary Society” was cash grocery store. Just the thing i organized. picnics and lunches. The convention has been a vety suc. e trouble may not show prbaed Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa county . cessful and profitable one to the league, liver, nerves, headache, or in some other isited the Champion mine today and . and the visitors to our city were well organ. Stop for 10 dav ant mit youl taken all through its depths. «. pleased with their recéption and enhave uncovered the cause of your me frech Fasoiee io latest styles in . tertainment. trouble, Take on Postum Food Coffee. ae a nbn, Rha raha esa It furnished a pleasant morning cup, axe i vs ’ ry and contains the selected food elements wer pis sia Somggp are 1¢ . make myself talked about.” “Why which quickly restore the nerves and Ass 3 sae dabadivedl cahacguael wih os not send a messenger boy somewhere?” structure of body to a normal state. Snell & Fleming. They are the y Demonstratable fact; try it, Grocers PARR stylish ri spr furnish at 15 and = cents. Joe Kistle eee chee Suing For Right of Way. car and a timber at the Providence The South Yuba Water Oo. has. mine 7 sac soeeneen eet was brought suit in the Superior Court Phe noe balan pias of 0. B, Wild is. against the Bryan brothers and Mrs, one of the finest north of i Mildred EB. Parker, . their sister, to Screputons cleenll ‘ Segue, os "5 eondemn a right of way. fora pipe line work guarantesd “‘Tpapecti wa invited. tf through their property on Brunswick The ve esiniaal propety of the Magridge; two milés east of Grass Valley. euinens & 3 Mining Company wae The company wahts to lay about three old yesterday afte pate miles of pipe, of a large size, from its $662.50. It was bi ain by ional reservoir on the south side of Banner ‘ethos: Mountain to a point near Grass Valley Joseph ein ee ot Bosten sie where it can distribate the water to tive of England, was nata sat " Sek by several mines, but has not been able to Judge Nilon today, the witn ‘eae a we Oe ee Trouble in Drink. Many highly organized persons canday. 4 “J wished I could do something to And is it not due to nervous exhaustion? Things ~always come to terms with « defendants. ing Albert Rosenthal and John H. look 90 much brighter when we Richards. are in good health. How can ato old Snap. ad you have courage when sufferThere was a very ery heavy frost throughot Se ee: i out this part .of the State last night, baa: Se Court. yesteeday, ¥en the murcury falling to 26 degrees above lets — the afteracon. csdered subzero at some places in this city. Today initted on briefs. a stiff and very cold north wind pre“ ‘ vailed. Some exposed, water pipes Platt’s Lecture Next Week. around town froze tight. Garden track ing with headache, nervous prostration and great physical weakness P Would you not like to be rid of this depression of spirits? How? By removing the cause. By taking x ag brenger anion innssonataet Ue: ed . Wédnesday evening at Berkeley, wae = ‘bers. from the Grass Valley and Nemony, Alice Edwards acting as brides‘white Duochesse silk trimmed with]suffered severely and fruit of all kinds. ¢ 7 .o,e1 Parlor decided to take the was injured. Even the fruit trees were . . 1. cement of Horace G. Platt’s lecdamaged in some localities. A Long-Standing Er Error Corrected. . The admission fee will be 25 cents and When the estate ate of William WhiteSociety. Laurel Parlor has preces sides, deceased, was distributed tweatyMrs. Fred Searle, Mrs. J. V _ two years ago, a mistake was made and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Mise Mary Hook, Last evening the Native Daughters ture here a week from tomorrow night. the net proceeds go to the Benevolent . Snyder, wrong piece of land in Grass Valley. Brand as acommittee of arrangements. Today a petition was filed in the Saperior Court to. have the decree correcta, Hurt at the the Mayflower. Joseph Foyer Junior, who works Wilt be Generally Observed. Hast Madday, wiies. ip; tote Dewey a tes sci to all pat Day and a legal holiday by virtue carry away useless and Governor Gage’s recent proclamation materials from your at . will necessarily be observed by the the Mayflower mine, had one of his. banks, courts, post and express offices, lips sad ish hands badly jammed yesterday by getcounty offices, etc , and also by a a numblood. Send for our book on ting it between a caraud the banging-. per of local merchants whe have @0-. Nervousness. The car was thrown from the track the pressure. He will be-laid up for business at least a bate ued usa may lose a finger. ——_—— You Know that tired feeling ‘is exWhat is far ou may know, by a fair trial, that at Hood's Sarseparilla entirely cures contiany disagreeable. 5 ae re nausea, sick headwill give at Armory ball on Friday ache, biliouspese, indigestion, “25 cents, by. nounced their intention to suspend. To keep in good health you of the day. must hare nesters & pesien af i A city election is to be held here @nd. bowels. Ayer’s cure conthat will liven ap matters somewhat. peepee and biliousness. To Elect a May Queen. At the children’s dancing school to-. Sona morrow afternoon 8 May Queen will be elected for the party that Prof. Michell evening, May 26 h. Rev. William Scudder of the Congre-. ' hina woe eot—Mr. ‘and Mrs, T. gational church performed: the cereRowlands. eee maid and Lous Woerner‘as best man. Edith Conn. The bride was given away by her father, . " E. 8. Edwards. ‘While the party. H: Oonn. > ‘. was entering the parlors Mrs. E. Mc-. Souvenir epoca titre, Paul Kirk. ‘Kinlay of this city played-a wedding . ~ ‘Tabte linen—Ide and Cora Austin. march. After the ceremony and the} Oske dish and thay cloth—Brs. J. H. ‘usual congratulations a splendid sup-. Wifiams. per was served. ‘The bride wore an elegant avon. of . Cecil Cairns. mouseelaine de soie, and the bridal} Two rugs—Mr. aaa tise T. a F Dia bouquet was composed of white orchids noy piotare—Me. and Mrs. T. H. and orange Liossoms. The decorations Osi of the parlors: were both elaborate and. Tomato époon— Miss Bmily hava! ! artistic. S The following presents were ressived “Tha nveres amoant « of bickbese in al ; by the bride: man’ slife is nine day out of the year,”. Mahogany clock—Mr. Edwards. said a traveler to his neighbor aboard Mrs. Woerner. « ke that out,” said the neighbor, . ~ Olock—Mr. Woerner. ron ou e neighbor, . measuring the distance between his Vases—Misses Woerner. chair and the ship’s rail; “it takes six Silver gravy ladle—N. &. Woerner. . days to go over and six days to come Salad set—Mr. and Mrs. J. Woerner, back on the fastest ship.” Gold clock. and Mra. J. Moe-. . witnessed by about forty. persons. ‘baum. : Silver . at epoon—Chsaricey ‘ana . SS “Obina sandwich tray—Mr. and = Nevada City phothes and album— . ? t . POLS TARR oR: OT A Spring Arrival of the a Finest Goods And By st Values par, eat MEN’S and BOY’Ss CLOTHING. Our New Line of Silk To es and Gent’s Furnishing Goods CAN’T BE BEAT. Low Prices coupled-with Big Yalues is the combination that wins your trade in our Elegant Assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES. . Qur New, Stock Affords . Great Attraction to. the Buyer “who appreciates SUPERIOR QUALITIES. Grimes’ Clothing Emporium, Cor Broad snd Pine Sts. Re anpvonennnnnennnannennennennennennnentn Telephone 301. Silver tea set—Mrs.-and Mrs. McKin-}. = Jay. Young Mothers. Siiver butter dish and kuife—Mr.and. Croup is the terror of thousands of Mrs. Richards. young ag psec co i ag thd . 80 agonizing an uently fata Gold sugar spoon—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. loh’s Cough aad: Cane nsumption Ou Cairns. acts like magic in cases of Croup. It Silver creamer—Mrs, M. Barker. has never beet known to fail. The The Late st ‘ Silver fork—Mrs. Stansfield. worst cases relieved immediately’ : Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale ae spoon—Mr, and Mrs. Gporge. >» H Dickerman, the druggist. tf Salad set—Mra. J. B. Conn. oils and Pimples ~ Give Warning. AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT or owe way of eising notte tnt anit is needed. She does not ask: for NATURE iS APPEALING. *° help antil it is impossible to get along without Boils and pimples are an indication that the system is accumulating impurities which FOR HELP. must. be gotten rid of ; they are an urgent appeal for assistance 7. warning that can not safely be ignored. To neglect. to ify the blood at this time means more than the annoyance of painful boils and pence og epee ples. If these impurities are allowed to @ system succumbs to any ordinary illness, and is anable to tg the many ailments which are so ro during 8 pring and summer. Mra, L. Gentile, 4 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash , says: ‘‘I was afflicted for a a time with pimples, whioh von re annoying. as they disfigured my face fearfully. many other remedies in vain. S 8.8. promptly and a thotousney cleansed my blood, and now I rejoice in a good compre xian. which I never had before Capt. W. H. Deanlap, of the A, G S. R. R,. Chattanoo Tenn., ‘writes: {Several boils and carbuncles broke out upon me, causin great pain and-annoyance. My blood seemed to be ie .a riotous condition, and ootiiin T took seemed to (4 any. good. . Six bottles of S 8.8. cured me completely Z ‘ant my blood has been perfectly pure ever since, s. s. 8. FOR THE BLOOD Six loaves bread for 250 at Homann’ 6 is the best blood remedy, because it is purely vegetable and is‘ the only one that is absolutely free from potash and m It abyplend urifies the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system, bui ds up meral health and strength. It cures Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheuma-~ tism. ecretter Boils, Sores, etc., by going direct to the cause of the trouble and — out #ll impure blood. free to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. = Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. = Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. / Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. M3] Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. -—>i-+— ' Fora Quick Lunch--atready cooked--Gry French Red Kidney Beans, 2/ cans 25 cts. FSy Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Sead ecsey-wis s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can ei A. B: WOLF, SM GROCER, ava.) . , > Pe ue} . [ab MA) [<7] (gM) [ab A,) . =~ . 2 eus?! e7 iif A) (tes er Peer ru . [hes] (srry) Su Soe) “wa! Yas! Saul Coad} Mead) Peon) Sok t eas) (eae! Sa loaves bread for 25c at : Homenn’ Ss For Rent. . The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent, InICE CREAM and oe of Fond # Bre ICECREATI SODA URDINANCE NO. 147. An Ordinance Amending Section of Ordinance No. 21. . ‘THE KOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY }. T rdain as foliows : _-—of Nevada de o Ww. Ae ius ‘AT FOLEY’S, SECTION 1. Bh nie One of Ordinance No. 21 (Old No. 59) Lee ee ees adding Block No. 65 to aeilocks eeriet therein. Assayer. “ SECTION 2, The act shall take effect and be in force career Teel Harada City Asay. ti, Passed April 2th, 189, by the following Broad sSt., : "Ayes Trustees Carr, Gault, Jackson, RecNevada City. } Moes—None. J, J, JACKSON, Practical Mill Teste a specialty. Presid Board of Gi Trustees. Attest—T. H. Cams. Clerk. sd Assaying of all metals. Kobt. Steinegger, «. j. J. JACKSON, =IW Wall Paper. Ts called the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It comes principally in stripes with blended borders and ceiling to match. It ie wonderfully rich in its effects and the style is bound to be lasting. Then it is reasonable in price. A Stunning LINE OF New. Style Carpets Will arrive in a few days. They are world-beaters—th handsomest ever seen in thecity. We'll tell you when they get here. Don’t buy til! you see them. We have.a full line of Ready-made puatde and Outside Skirts in Duck, Percale, Brocade, etc. All this season's make and shapes. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchan's.) Broad Street, corner Pine. SCOT UTUYT CUS ES BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries > PATE ROIS. DEVILED AND POTTED TIEATS AND FISH. se mtn Mascot Whiskey..:isscsserssere-----$1 00 . Mikado S0ap...cccccsecssessseeeeees 05 LOA) (AA (MA F GA (st Ps re Foe] Se Fei) [ehPA (M) et Pa Daffy’s Malt Whiskey..... 1 00. sik Aas. 05 Seis Paiah Maie' (Pau Fal See Puiu’) Soir) Cua?) (Saiet lean?) "van" Meus"! Pepsin Whiskey..cseiscsescccceeereeee 100° ‘Olairei aS eer ep reyes cee eae 7) pn Gane Cock Whisber hse.t.tei:-. “1001 Mirette SOAP. .cissccscsec. os cescese 06 A Fine Li ne C Monarch (Jug) Whiskey. vere 1 00! Water Queen Soap....sccccccce 05 1X L [email protected] 95 . Copco (white) Soap. .... eves U5 —OF"— Bock & Bye Whisks.’ . 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap..+.-. 06 . eal Maple Ram. ci.vesseccescsseceseesreree 1 00! ' Dandy Soap, 20 bars. Breakfast Goods. Sheena Wiiee ice -teace-cp ya ae ( ed Wiatroi-—-sis er # 5 Fen ns ocdseue char tae B41 Fresh From the Mitts. : Prerrreririt tt iitiiia Ti) ed Diamond Dust Washing Powdes. 05 aes © = = « © © # ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee Lt H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. is the Best . Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. and a Trial. i ie at ith * a The Engagement Ring marks an important event in the lives of both contracting parties. It should therefore be a thing of beauty. All signs point toa large demand this spring for these articles of JEWELRY and wo have made ita point to. secure a line which is unique, beautiful and of excellent quality. The choosing of a pretty Ring will not be hampered by high prices. Yevada City Souvenirs, =< co. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jowsier.— MANY TIMES Has our line of Gold : and : Silver : Watches been worthy of praise but we consider the present assortment as_ bei pecially meritorious. The designs a hay new and elegant, und the Ladies’ Watches are particalarly beautiful. We also.carry the . é3 STANDARD BLECTRIC CLOCKS ' which require no winding ; they more accurate than any cnitdinokan the market ; have ao springs to Geeak : no weights to fall. newt 14, be irst publication April 27, 1899. Gold Bought, i] A. & H.W. Hartung, nS

DAL of our 3soEF ecause there, as toits quallict is one of them freely: ery afticle. isfaction too. DEN, cial St. 0. you idaapes urnals of ‘etch in stretched . @ pressStretch“Today. its of them.. co. -not digest even one cup = ogee a SPENOEVILT UE: Several picnics have . journed. Teteaad'i iecerais sn fail of interest and the attendance of membeen arranged in this vicinity, as fol. . City leagues was.quite large. lows: Af Markwell on May Sth, Pleas‘He Was Trylag to: Clea Up Hatt &. tt was decided that, the next District ant Ridge May 12th, aud Wolf May 19th. ‘French's on Haas: ae Gonpensson be: held in Oak Park, Sac—Rev, Wright, an evangelist, has} = . amemto conaty. ae been holding meetings at the various,. — ; ‘The election of otbeers. for the ensoschoolhouses in this vicinity during stisb fisoh inde ache: killed in ee ing year resulted ag follows: the past week. He is an eloquent county for many years met his fate last President, George D. Kellogg, tae: speaker.—The New. Hope’ school, in. night between ten and eleven o'clock. . castle. Placer county, closed last Friday ‘and . His was: Din Yan, and he was}: ‘First Vice President, Mrs. E. BR. Wilthe'teacher,-Miss Ella Austin, has retrying to. t n from the tail. lis, Grass Valley. turned to her home at Mark at Markwell. flame of Hall. & French's bydraulic ‘Second Vice Presideut, Miss Donna. For some time past it had beer sua-. Third Vice President, Miss Fannie that somebody was tampering Johuston, Red Bluff, with the sluices. t Thomas $2.49, Divided Amon “Among. ‘the ‘Vario [ett son, tat nage ake ret G. Powell, Marysville. ~ Distriets of the County. loaded with buckshot. He saw the. Superintendent of Junior Esange Des ‘tine near Freneh Corral, 'M. Winning, Sutter City. SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT. . 3 ‘Fourth Vice President, Mrs. orm Superintendent Rogers has made bis . Pobber on the flume at work and compartment, Mrs. ‘Fannie Poorman, Sac. . fa _j4 Silver soup ladle and china tea set—. the ocean: steamer. “I can't sce how third quarterly apportionment of funds . ™#nded him to surrender. The order . Tamento, among the sablie saboold ot the county. ian ohare, Ee = gaunt Dreamer Rev. P. M. Spencer, NelHe distributes $2,439 in all, the basis of Ow mace: 6 get away. apportionment being the se nil ‘daily . Hell fred.and Lim Yun fell deed with Corresponding Secretary, Rev, G. M. attendance for the preceding school . **%0t im the heady The body fell in Richmond, Newcastle. years. Another apportionment, being the flume and was left lying there until . " Recording and Financial: Secretery, the State and county and the second . ‘B®: Coroner urrived. “. Mrs, Fannie Poorman, Sacramento. largest of the year (amounting to some . ‘ Oounty Coroner Daniels went over toTreasorer, J. 8. Stauffer, Chico. $20,000 in all), will be made in July. day to-hold an inquest. _. ° Last night resolutions were adopted The present apporptionment is as. The dead Chinaman was well known recognizing the services and ability of follows, being $1 for each average daily . ‘ the vicinity of French Corral, where President Kellogg; recognizing also the attendance reported. A year ago it be was raised and went to school. hospitality of the people of this city was fifty per cent ian ‘ ‘This afternoon the Coroner wired end the reception given the visiting Allison Rano’. (cc oheeii $ 19 . Sheriff Getohell trom French Corral to . leaguers; the quality of the program; Birchville ..... 1.1.2.2." 12] g0 there immediately. At three o'clock . C°mmending the services of the DisBear River.. ...... s.:-s. 12] that officer left for the scene of the . ‘tict Cabinet; thanking the Newegastle ae WORE Pe Cee oc cn aig hpvavna deat = killing accompanied by District AtLeague for bouquets; opposing the Oentae . i badeibacs: Vis 4 Kee ici her vera oe . torney Power, D ty Sheriff Waters liquor traffic; condemning any and all Obalk Biuit seen retetaees samme 96 . and City Marshal Tompkins, _. tendency ‘towards breaking down, the Cherokee. . ho cesutk ea Oey ae spirit and intention of the act abolishClaak Greek.. o5.5 cere. 7 ing the army canteen; upholding the Dorada Ekd Ciera koi Hea ae rig BRIEF MENTION, rule of the Discipline against questionFrench Gorral.....-. -.-... 85 “. {able amusements; endorsing the call Graniteville....<.++oom dinor Notes. and d Comments “of Local. ot the Bishops of the church for the GROG i os 5 ino en x ‘ Interest. “. “Twentieth Century Thanks Offering,” pooh ha Regent: ‘ at . and, recommending that the University ered Valley.. mae (! School election tomorrow. = . of the Pacific be the first and main obIndian Springs.......... 2. 17. ° For Life Insurance see T.B, Gray. _ ject in bestowing of funds raised in thé Tron Mountain:.........-. "5 . Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf. . Galifornia Conference; to endeavor to potent” ong wettest ha pete ers s Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. . bring the International Convention of —~ i sae ro 9 scoured for May at the ee the Epworth Legue of 1901 to San Magnolia... ae: tore ‘Francisco; recommending the plan of Maribéen 2° crop iets 16. Warmer weathior is predicted for toprépdrtippal and systematic giving to Mooney Flat .... Seresecseee. Jt . MORFOW. the cause of God; thanking the press), hope kd Flat..).-nibh tela dak ee Sid ae Choice dairy batter, 40 cents square . of the city for notices of the proceedNorth Sawdon 0 Te ee Woite tf . ings. North Bloomitie:d ...... LS. 69. Eastern pickled pork and pigs fept. Rev. Dr. MoClisb, President of: the ae — Pie estesnk kaakyt vie so tteese e at J. J. Jackson's, tf, University of the Pacific, delivered a Pleasant Ridus hie caneaane Star Creamery batter, sold by Gay-. stirring address last evening, at the Pleasant Valley .....ccssee. 19 lord & Son, is the best. tf . close of which remarks were made Rough and Ready.......... 81] World Poultry Oure beats all others. . by Rev. Robert Bentley, Presiding ElRelief Hill.. 2.2.24.. Phe patra 82} Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. der, and Rev. J. Ww. Phelps. The enBeto vvrssen JA], Rew, Dr Eli MoOlish will preach at . tire congregation arose and sang “Blest Track Seceeenseret ee TB the Methodist: charch Sanday morning. . Be the Tie That Binds” and “Nearer, Union Hill.. eS Seeresses"s*""""76. Mr.and Mrs, Harvey Cooper will en-. My God, to Thee#* followed by the Washington. . gistew wee wwii? va wage’ 16} tertain the Excelsior Whist Club Mon-. benediction, after which the convention wae Valloy test Bee. ieee 4 day evening. wdSoniitind. _The school census marshals of the. Nearly all the delegates departed for county: must complete their labors by . home today on the noon train. Monday next. At the church this morning a “Wo_ Choice boneless boiled ham at Wolf's . man’s Home Missionary Society” was cash grocery store. Just the thing i organized. picnics and lunches. The convention has been a vety suc. e trouble may not show prbaed Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa county . cessful and profitable one to the league, liver, nerves, headache, or in some other isited the Champion mine today and . and the visitors to our city were well organ.. Stop for 10 dav ant mit youl taken all through its depths. «. pleased with their recéption and enhave uncovered the cause of your me frech Fasoiee io latest styles in . tertainment. trouble, Take on Postum Food Coffee. ae a nbn, Rha raha esa It furnished a pleasant morning cup, axe i vs ’ ry and contains the selected food elements wer pis sia Somggp are 1¢ . make myself talked about.” “Why which quickly restore the nerves and Ass 3 sae dabadivedl cahacguael wih os not send a messenger boy somewhere?” structure of body to a normal state. Snell & Fleming. They are the y Demonstratable fact; try it, Grocers PARR stylish ri spr furnish at 15 and = cents. Joe Kistle eee chee Suing For Right of Way. car and a timber at the Providence The South Yuba Water Oo. has. mine 7 sac soeeneen eet was brought suit in the Superior Court Phe noe balan pias of 0. B, Wild is. against the Bryan brothers and Mrs, one of the finest north of i Mildred EB. Parker, . their sister, to Screputons cleenll ‘ Segue, os "5 eondemn a right of way. fora pipe line work guarantesd “‘Tpapecti wa invited. tf through their property on Brunswick The ve esiniaal propety of the Magridge; two milés east of Grass Valley. euinens & 3 Mining Company wae The company wahts to lay about three old yesterday afte pate miles of pipe, of a large size, from its $662.50. It was bi ain by ional reservoir on the south side of Banner ‘ethos: Mountain to a point near Grass Valley Joseph ein ee ot Bosten sie where it can distribate the water to tive of England, was nata sat " Sek by several mines, but has not been able to Judge Nilon today, the witn ‘eae a we Oe ee Trouble in Drink. Many highly organized persons canday. 4 “J wished I could do something to And is it not due to nervous exhaustion? Things ~always come to terms with « defendants. ing Albert Rosenthal and John H. look 90 much brighter when we Richards. are in good health. How can ato old Snap. ad you have courage when sufferThere was a very ery heavy frost throughot Se ee: i out this part .of the State last night, baa: Se Court. yesteeday, ¥en the murcury falling to 26 degrees above lets — the afteracon. csdered subzero at some places in this city. Today initted on briefs. a stiff and very cold north wind pre“ ‘ vailed. Some exposed, water pipes Platt’s Lecture Next Week. around town froze tight. Garden track ing with headache, nervous prostration and great physical weakness P Would you not like to be rid of this depression of spirits? How? By removing the cause. By taking x ag brenger anion innssonataet Ue: ed . Wédnesday evening at Berkeley, wae = ‘bers. from the Grass Valley and Nemony, Alice Edwards acting as brides‘white Duochesse silk trimmed with]suffered severely and fruit of all kinds. ¢ 7 .o,e1 Parlor decided to take the was injured. Even the fruit trees were . . 1. cement of Horace G. Platt’s lecdamaged in some localities. A Long-Standing Er Error Corrected. . The admission fee will be 25 cents and When the estate ate of William WhiteSociety. Laurel Parlor has preces sides, deceased, was distributed tweatyMrs. Fred Searle, Mrs. J. V _ two years ago, a mistake was made and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, Mise Mary Hook, Last evening the Native Daughters ture here a week from tomorrow night. the net proceeds go to the Benevolent . Snyder, wrong piece of land in Grass Valley. Brand as acommittee of arrangements. Today a petition was filed in the Saperior Court to. have the decree correcta, Hurt at the the Mayflower. Joseph Foyer Junior, who works Wilt be Generally Observed. Hast Madday, wiies. ip; tote Dewey a tes sci to all pat Day and a legal holiday by virtue carry away useless and Governor Gage’s recent proclamation materials from your at . will necessarily be observed by the the Mayflower mine, had one of his. banks, courts, post and express offices, lips sad ish hands badly jammed yesterday by getcounty offices, etc , and also by a a numblood. Send for our book on ting it between a caraud the banging-. per of local merchants whe have @0-. Nervousness. The car was thrown from the track the pressure. He will be-laid up for business at least a bate ued usa may lose a finger. ——_—— You Know that tired feeling ‘is exWhat is far ou may know, by a fair trial, that at Hood's Sarseparilla entirely cures contiany disagreeable. 5 ae re nausea, sick headwill give at Armory ball on Friday ache, biliouspese, indigestion, “25 cents, by. nounced their intention to suspend. To keep in good health you of the day. must hare nesters & pesien af i A city election is to be held here @nd. bowels. Ayer’s cure conthat will liven ap matters somewhat. peepee and biliousness. To Elect a May Queen. At the children’s dancing school to-. Sona morrow afternoon 8 May Queen will be elected for the party that Prof. Michell evening, May 26 h. Rev. William Scudder of the Congre-. ' hina woe eot—Mr. ‘and Mrs, T. gational church performed: the cereRowlands. eee maid and Lous Woerner‘as best man. Edith Conn. The bride was given away by her father, . " E. 8. Edwards. ‘While the party. H: Oonn. > ‘. was entering the parlors Mrs. E. Mc-. Souvenir epoca titre, Paul Kirk. ‘Kinlay of this city played-a wedding . ~ ‘Tabte linen—Ide and Cora Austin. march. After the ceremony and the} Oske dish and thay cloth—Brs. J. H. ‘usual congratulations a splendid sup-. Wifiams. per was served. ‘The bride wore an elegant avon. of . Cecil Cairns. mouseelaine de soie, and the bridal} Two rugs—Mr. aaa tise T. a F Dia bouquet was composed of white orchids noy piotare—Me. and Mrs. T. H. and orange Liossoms. The decorations Osi of the parlors: were both elaborate and. Tomato époon— Miss Bmily hava! ! artistic. S The following presents were ressived “Tha nveres amoant « of bickbese in al ; by the bride: man’ slife is nine day out of the year,”. Mahogany clock—Mr. Edwards. said a traveler to his neighbor aboard Mrs. Woerner. « ke that out,” said the neighbor, . ~ Olock—Mr. Woerner. ron ou e neighbor, . measuring the distance between his Vases—Misses Woerner. chair and the ship’s rail; “it takes six Silver gravy ladle—N. &. Woerner. . days to go over and six days to come

Salad set—Mr. and Mrs. J. Woerner, back on the fastest ship.” Gold clock. and Mra. J. Moe-. . witnessed by about forty. persons. ‘baum. : Silver . at epoon—Chsaricey ‘ana . SS “Obina sandwich tray—Mr. and = Nevada City phothes and album— . ? t . POLS TARR oR: OT A Spring Arrival of the a Finest Goods And By st Values par, eat MEN’S and BOY’Ss CLOTHING. Our New Line of Silk To es and Gent’s Furnishing Goods CAN’T BE BEAT. Low Prices coupled-with Big Yalues is the combination that wins your trade in our Elegant Assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES. . Qur New, Stock Affords . Great Attraction to. the Buyer “who appreciates SUPERIOR QUALITIES. Grimes’ Clothing Emporium, Cor Broad snd Pine Sts. Re anpvonennnnnennnannennennennennennnentn Telephone 301. Silver tea set—Mrs.-and Mrs. McKin-}. = Jay. Young Mothers. Siiver butter dish and kuife—Mr.and. Croup is the terror of thousands of Mrs. Richards. young ag psec co i ag thd . 80 agonizing an uently fata Gold sugar spoon—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. loh’s Cough aad: Cane nsumption Ou Cairns. acts like magic in cases of Croup. It Silver creamer—Mrs, M. Barker. has never beet known to fail. The The Late st ‘ Silver fork—Mrs. Stansfield. worst cases relieved immediately’ : Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale ae spoon—Mr, and Mrs. Gporge. >» H Dickerman, the druggist. tf Salad set—Mra. J. B. Conn. oils and Pimples ~ Give Warning. AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT or owe way of eising notte tnt anit is needed. She does not ask: for NATURE iS APPEALING. *° help antil it is impossible to get along without Boils and pimples are an indication that the system is accumulating impurities which FOR HELP. must. be gotten rid of ; they are an urgent appeal for assistance 7. warning that can not safely be ignored. To neglect. to ify the blood at this time means more than the annoyance of painful boils and pence og epee ples. If these impurities are allowed to @ system succumbs to any ordinary illness, and is anable to tg the many ailments which are so ro during 8 pring and summer. Mra, L. Gentile, 4 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash , says: ‘‘I was afflicted for a a time with pimples, whioh von re annoying. as they disfigured my face fearfully. many other remedies in vain. S 8.8. promptly and a thotousney cleansed my blood, and now I rejoice in a good compre xian. which I never had before Capt. W. H. Deanlap, of the A, G S. R. R,. Chattanoo Tenn., ‘writes: {Several boils and carbuncles broke out upon me, causin great pain and-annoyance. My blood seemed to be ie .a riotous condition, and ootiiin T took seemed to (4 any. good. . Six bottles of S 8.8. cured me completely Z ‘ant my blood has been perfectly pure ever since, s. s. 8. FOR THE BLOOD Six loaves bread for 250 at Homann’ 6 is the best blood remedy, because it is purely vegetable and is‘ the only one that is absolutely free from potash and m It abyplend urifies the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system, bui ds up meral health and strength. It cures Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheuma-~ tism. ecretter Boils, Sores, etc., by going direct to the cause of the trouble and — out #ll impure blood. free to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. = Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. = Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. / Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. M3] Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. -—>i-+— ' Fora Quick Lunch--atready cooked--Gry French Red Kidney Beans, 2/ cans 25 cts. FSy Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Sead ecsey-wis s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can ei A. B: WOLF, SM GROCER, ava.) . , > Pe ue} . [ab MA) [<7] (gM) [ab A,) . =~ . 2 eus?! e7 iif A) (tes er Peer ru . [hes] (srry) Su Soe) “wa! Yas! Saul Coad} Mead) Peon) Sok t eas) (eae! Sa loaves bread for 25c at : Homenn’ Ss For Rent. . The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent, InICE CREAM and oe of Fond # Bre ICECREATI SODA URDINANCE NO. 147. An Ordinance Amending Section of Ordinance No. 21. . ‘THE KOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY }. T rdain as foliows : _-—of Nevada de o Ww. Ae ius ‘AT FOLEY’S, SECTION 1. Bh nie One of Ordinance No. 21 (Old No. 59) Lee ee ees adding Block No. 65 to aeilocks eeriet therein. Assayer. “ SECTION 2, The act shall take effect and be in force career Teel Harada City Asay. ti, Passed April 2th, 189, by the following Broad sSt., : "Ayes Trustees Carr, Gault, Jackson, RecNevada City. } Moes—None. J, J, JACKSON, Practical Mill Teste a specialty. Presid Board of Gi Trustees. Attest—T. H. Cams. Clerk. sd Assaying of all metals. Kobt. Steinegger, «. j. J. JACKSON, =IW Wall Paper. Ts called the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It comes principally in stripes with blended borders and ceiling to match. It ie wonderfully rich in its effects and the style is bound to be lasting. Then it is reasonable in price. A Stunning LINE OF New. Style Carpets Will arrive in a few days. They are world-beaters—th handsomest ever seen in thecity. We'll tell you when they get here. Don’t buy til! you see them. We have.a full line of Ready-made puatde and Outside Skirts in Duck, Percale, Brocade, etc. All this season's make and shapes. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchan's.) Broad Street, corner Pine. SCOT UTUYT CUS ES BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries > PATE ROIS. DEVILED AND POTTED TIEATS AND FISH. se mtn Mascot Whiskey...:isscsserssere-----$1 00 . 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Mush, Our Mother's Mush. and a Trial. i ie at ith * a The Engagement Ring marks an important event in the lives of both contracting parties. It should therefore be a thing of beauty. All signs point toa large demand this spring for these articles of JEWELRY and wo have made ita point to. secure a line which is unique, beautiful and of excellent quality. The choosing of a pretty Ring will not be hampered by high prices. Yevada City Souvenirs, =< co. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jowsier.— MANY TIMES Has our line of Gold : and : Silver : Watches been worthy of praise but we consider the present assortment as_ bei pecially meritorious. The designs a hay new and elegant, und the Ladies’ Watches are particalarly beautiful. We also.carry the . é3 STANDARD BLECTRIC CLOCKS ' which require no winding ; they more accurate than any cnitdinokan the market ; have ao springs to Geeak : no weights to fall. newt 14, be irst publication April 27, 1899. Gold Bought, i] A. & H.W. Hartung, nS