April 6, 1900 (4 pages)

AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mail, « és By Carrier, = Delivered toany part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week. Fd TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX “THE TRANSORIPT.'THP LATEST “Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, TELEGRAPHIC ce DISPATCHES. BE. Revise Legal Rules. FRIDAY rile coa April 6, ~ KLONDIKE NEWS. Extracts, from a Latter Recelved from ~a Nevada County Boy in Dawson. Dawson, N. W. T. the beach is found in a strata of red ages from $10 per man to greater pay. : while except by buying in. are not much in favor. messes are brisk. for the next mail. on up the creeks, of one’s nature, stay longer than I'can help. icans—United States people. after the ice breaks. teams. Some of the costumes worn by them are sensational, to say the least. It is that when a load gets too heavy the carrier selects such letters as in his opinion are of the most importance and throws the rest in the river. of pork, boil them all day, hang them out over night to freeze, and then put them in a sack and put on top of the house. When we want any, we chop off the desired quantity with a hatchet and warm them up. They are fine! I have not finished with this country, though I have already had some remarkable experience. I want to go hunting for moose before long. Just think of it,.a moose weighs all the way up to 1100 pounds dressed! I ought to be able to hit a mark that size. —a Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot . is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take inter nal remedies. Hall’s Oetarrh Cure is taken iuternally,and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Outarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best pbhysiciuns in the country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. F. J. Cuenry & Co., Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best.' + Oe “PERSEVERE AND Prosper.” ‘Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and it, will cure scrofula, salt rheam, boils ae pimples and all blood humors; also 4 ; dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and 4 that tired felling. It never disap3; points. 4 : All liver ills are cured by Hood’s ey Pills. 25 cents. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifles the breath by its actiowon 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. tfse +e “He Taat Srerxs Finns.” He that teu takes Hood’s Sarsaparilla finds in its = use pure blood, good appetite, good at digestion and perfect health. It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, _pimples and all blood humors. For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned sale ata bargain. They will be sold as ~ & Morgan. 1900 ETT Eprror Damy Evenine Transcripr! We came in here in September, and have spent the winter months oat on the creeks near here with little to show for it. Many have left for Cape Nome; even in September there sailed on an averuge one steamer per day with a full passenger list. Point Nome, as regards the mines, must be all right, judging from the reports we hear. The gold on sand, and, washed out in rockers, averMail comes in more regularly now, but papers are hard to get at any price. We are well, and are trying to amuse ourselves at present, for we can’t work much through the winter. There is no chance to get hold of anything worth According to the new laws regarding locations, all property not represented shall revert tothe Crown. That bars location. Many mines are worked by steam thawers, though at present they Gambling of all kinds is wide open. Me Whisky is 25 cents a drink. Most busiWe are allanxious up here to hear EWE 25 about Kruger, and hope that he will “win out.” People here in general are cursing the government and—waiting Some work is going The incidents of life here are not calculated to develop the latent beauties i : I am not going to. in Tacoma within the past fourteen Last Thanksgiving and Christmas days were generally observed by AmerWe have only stayed here in order to make the trip to Nome. We can go down in six days from here by steamer There are many women here, traveling up and down the creeks by dog This letter has been written at odd times, awaiting a chance to mail it. Mail is at least a month old when it reaches us, though we can send oftener: rei 3 : Somehow, we don’t get many letters, I wish I bad some boiled jack-rabbit, with red peppers, spuds, quail, onion and duck and a demi-jug of “dago red.” This is the way we cook beans up here: We put on a big kettleful with plenty reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrb by Mrs. F. MoGibbons are offered for . a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown , Northern Minnesota to the lumber tf Syndicate. The price is about;$1,000,000, Illionis opened here today. The comtions of the state. They are considerlegislature, The purpose of this meeting is to secure the ideas of as many as possible of the experinced members. of the bar in Illinois, and concentrate them in the form of a report. This report will go to the general assembly, and be acted on there. If it is adopted in the main there will unquestionably be material reform in regad to a great many minor difficulties and abuses of a legal variety. Wife Murderer. . Tacoma, Wash., April 6.—Unless the Governor of this state commutes his sentence, Albert Michaud, will be hanged here today for the murder of his wife. There has never been a hanging in Pierce county since the time Chief Leschi, of the Nesquallys, was hanged at Steilrcoom: by order of Isaac I. Stevens, first governor of Washington territory, though there have been no less than a score of murders committed in Tacoma alone since the admission of the state in 1889. No less than six murders of women by their husbands has occurred months. Adjournment. AtBANy, N. Y., April 6.—Phe Legislature resolved on March 12th, for the final adjournment today. The Democrats voted for the resolution. because if the Legislature adjourns today, most all of the legislation which is regarded ina hostile way by Tammany Hall will be left in Mayor Van Wyck’s hands who can veto it at pleasure. The organization—Republicans— voted for it because they thus escape from being pressed to pass many measures in the State’s interest which they do not wish to pass. The final business is now being pushed through. Bryan at Fresno. FrEsno, Cal., April, 6.—William J. Bryan arrived here this morning. He Peoria, Ill., April 6.—The meeting of the special state commission on revision of the legal practice rules in a missioners have worked industriously, and have held meetings in various secing a great mahy valuabie propositions, and many of them will be embodied in their recommendation to the Not Worrying. WasHinaton, April 5.—It is positively announced that the intention of Dewey to run for the Presidency is not. worrying the administration supporters. They believe his announcement will assist instead of crippling McKinley. If any candidate suffers, it will be Bryan. The Admiral, it is thought, -will soon understand his Baxier, Ga., April 6.—King and Lewis Gosby will be executed today for the murder of Dan Mims and his daughter Martha, unless the authorities interfere at the last moment. Will Name it “Patrick.’’ Lonpon, April 5.—It is said that by the desire of Queen Victoria, the son that was born to the Duke and Duchess of York Saturday last will be christened Patrick. —_—_————e Exportations of manufactures will amount to $400,000,000 in the fiscal year which ends with June next. When the Republican party came into power in 1861 and inaugurated the protective system as a permanent policy they were barely $40,000,000 per annum. Then manufactares amounted to 12 per cent of the total exports; now they form 30 per cent of the enormously increased total. Yet there are people who will gravely tell you that the country can never have a prosperous foreign trade so long as it retains a protective tariff. Indigestion, nausea, are cured by Hood’s Pills. PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. bert. be very ill. from Cherokee. ton Ridge mine. Gaston Ridge mine. from Indian Springs. on a visit to friends. here from Sacramento. Downieville this morning. T. B. English, Dr. F. O. Wolf and Ed Ayers were here yesterday. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old Charles Richards is down from MayMrs. J. Chegwidden is reported to Henry Meyers was here yesterday Gus Frandy is down from the Qas_A. W. Flanders is down from the Mrs. A. Davis was here yesterday C. F. Williams of Sacramento is here Fred Hayes is spending a few days Geo, C. Scott of Sacramento went to DIRD OF ARART DISEASE. Rey. W. T. Curnow Preached on Sunday and Passed Away the Next Day. ' No particulars of the sudden death of Rev. Wm. T. Curnow were received here until today. Mr. Curnow, who was known in this city as the “boy preacher” was. pastor of the Methodist -. Episcopal Church at. Sonora. Last Sunday be preached ‘in the morning, attended the Sabbath School in the afternoon and delivered a discourse in the evening. During all these services he was apparently enjoying the very best of health. On the following forenoon he complained of feeling. very badly and went to bed. His wife sent for a physician, who lived near by, and before he reached there Mr. Curnow was dead. Heart disease was the cause. It was a terrible shock, not on-. ly to his wife but the community in which he was so _ highly beloved. His « —— Ato MAHER & CO/S. Infants’ Lawn Bonnets Infants’ Silk Bonnets Children’s Sun Bonnets William Mulcahey returned last evening from San Francisco, where he selected a large stock of boy’s and men’s summer clothing for the Grimes Clothing Emporium. L. L. Myers and wife returned today to their home at Malakoff after a short visit -at-San--Francisco:-—They were accompanied home by Miss Annie Fleming of San Francisco. he Sacramento Street Fair. The Street Fair and Trades Carnival to be given at Sacramento from the 30th of this month to May 5th, promises to be one of great merit. All the towns in this section have been billed and it goes without saying that many people will go down. The railroads will reduce the fair from here to Sacwill hold good for the whole week. eee K. of P. Notice. The members of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, are reqiested to be present at the regular meeting to be held on Friday, April 9th. There will be election of delegates to the Grand Lodge, and refreshments will be served. Wm Detsringg, C.C. ramento to $4.55 for the rount trip and hotel to return them tothe Fire DeD = partment. There were three’ missing after the fire and advertisements were inserted in the papers requesting their return, but as yet only one has showed up, which makes it look as though the other two were stolen. A person who would intentionally steal anything of this kind will -have-no use for water STYLISH. MILLINERY proof clothing in the next world. Company C's Dance. The arrangements for the grand ball to be given by Company C are about completed. The ball will take place at Armory Hall one week from tonight and judging from the number of tickets already sold there will be a large crowd in attendance. The music will be produced by a full orchestra and all who attend will be sure to enjoy ives. es 2eo Nevada County Postmasters. A dispatch from Washington, D. C., appointed postmaster at Maybert and Mary V. Kyherd at ‘Tahoe. ail Mixed Paints Below Cost. We have purchased all of the Sullivan-Kelly paints. Big bargains tor a few days. — _ . The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau is turned out of our establishment will be artistic. W. H. CRAWFORD, pe oe mistake and withdraw as gracefully as fn : : f , 8. R. Van Wyck and Royal T. Heath remains were taken to Stockton, and PE B a possible. are here from San Francisco. the funeral took place from the resiLad 1es Sun on nets gh. eu8 Frank Cummings of North Bloom-’ dence of his brother-in-law, Clement V. — e Ss ‘Dp ee 0% Booms Dewey. field left this morning for Reno. Darrah. “Verily, in the midst of life Child ren Ss P oke Bonnets. a7 Mrs. Newton I. Groves of Auburn is . we are in death.” 4 4 New York, April 5.—Perry Belmont . 1.1. on a visit to Mrs. Nat. P. Brown. +200 They are all.in one of our large windows and it will be ? said last night. “Admiral Dewey’s. Mrs. Van Vost left this morning to worth your while to see them. They areall this season’s goods (a : t 3 rs ap nomination for the Presidency by the. visit friends and relatives at San Franfone, and, as usual, the prices are the lowest. ; dos Democratic party would be a most. cisco. i yay welcome end of the issues of 1896. In. Con Grissel isin Marysville making The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told : By his published statement he gives ex-aignarngrs to bring his stock up or Over the Telephone, ae = pression to a Democratic idea when he petal Alice McKenzie returned this, be Young People’s Whist Club gave EASTER KI D GLOVES. a ; i t -Mcb> says that the duties of a President are ing to Alameda after a short visit 2 ™8Saue party last evening a 2 mainly to execute laws enacted by ae relatives RC me ". Donald’s Hall. ‘There was quite a egos Ladies, we have just received a special lot of Kid Gloves for’ <> C ber of invited guests present and all) @G%} ‘Easter. We have them in all the leading shades and the prices jay) -ongress. Si W. case eS down poe has (had a good time. Dancing continued a ae 2 umbago mine Jast evening and left yntij an early hour this morning. Aa er Shoplifter’s Sentence today for Oakland. Robert Jeffrey died last night of hx $1.00 and $1.50. > a K. Selig, B. F. Battersley and Geo. miners’ consumption at his home in ag Every pair is guaranteed and will be fitted to the hand Bey San Francisco, April] 5.—Mary. J. Senis of San Francisco came in on. Boston Ravine. He was a native of. xt i Nelson, the woman who stole. last evening’s train. England and 60 years of age. He leaves . Sav Now, Ladies, you will want Gloves for aster, Come to the oY some silks and laces from tne Empo-. Grant Skidmore came over from . ® wife and eight children. The funeral na right place pe bina get the right kind. VS er . ill take pl Sund ft on. “pt = spectfully CTS rium, was this morning, on motion? of pee cent a ses se nl a ae aa <= —_—— : ee : : a the prosecution, sentenced to pay a : . A Mean Trick. Tt ‘ oS peak bs i :. ie Misses Jennie Tredinnick, Mamie pete tg eh SD pone MAH ER & CO. <b y Judge Mogan. Truan and Ada Christo and E. J. Mor-. There seems to be no inclination on 929 ee ae _. the part of the person or persons who Gx (Sls 7G rion oston octon 761. acon ret acton pon rates acto acto actos acty Double Hanging. _. tena the Epworth Leegue Convention, {800K the rabber overcoats at the Union . G2) 4g) 42 a a ) Opening Days: SATURDAY, MONDAY , AND TUESDAY . , ~ #ipril 7th, 9th and 10th WHEN WILL BE SHOWN THE Largest, Follest and Best Selection Ever brought to this county. Any style of Bonnet or Hat cai be had trimmed or untrimmed. with us is a sufficient guarantee that all wor: MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, Have been made durin used to be, but are lower-priced. LONG STRIDES . e" ) g@ the past few years in the manufacture of: time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches G. W. Oapen, K. of-R. and S. td m24 Tow Le Bros. will deliver an address later in the day. He has been speaking to large audiences and his northwestern trip is proving to be more of a success than his fundest hopes could have anticipated. He is not in the least disturbed by the candidavy of Dewey, and he assured a friend here that nothing but death could occur to prevent his nomination for President by the Demo. cratic party. Must Go Back. New York, April 6.—Pursuant to an order of the Postoffice Depart ment, each ou'going steamer carries to Germany a large number of sealed packages that come through the parcel post. When the parcels post convention was entered into between Germany and this country, it was stipulated that the packages should not be . sealed, The authorities refuse to let these packages leave the office. * Parliament Meets. Care Town, Africa, April 6—On Feb. 28th Sir Alfred Milner, the Governor of. Cape Oolony, prorogued the Cape parliament until today. He also issued a proclamation announcing that the military authorities are authorized to impress wagons, oxen, provisions and necessities in Rhodesia, the articles thus taken to be paid for at a fair value. Booming Business. Cuicaao, April 6.—St. Paul Railway Officials say never in the history of the . road has a year’s business been so promising as it is now. The prospects of good crops indicates that its earnings will break all records, Purchases of Land. St. Pavut, April 6.—The Northera Pacific Railway has completed the . Sale of 500,000 acres of pine land in matter before the Cancer sore will heal. S.S. S. is the only medicine that can builds u can be found in it; the roots and herbs the blood system and make a safe and CANCER Time was wnen Cancer was considered as incurable as leprosy. Physicians and friends could give little relief or encouragement to one afflicted with this terrible disease. Even a blood disease, they still insist that there is no ho: but at the same time cannot assure: you that it will its place, for the disease is in the blood—is dee caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The blood must permanent cure of Cancer. Cancer is not always inherited; your family may be free from any p-seated and destructive, and IS NOT INCURABLE now doctors know of no remedy for this fearful malady ; while admitting it to be outside of a surgical-operation, and advise you to have the Cancer cut out, not return. You may-cut or draw out the sore, but another will come in beyond the reach of the surgeon’s knife or be purified and strengthened, the system relieved of all poisonous, effete . ’ overcome this powerful and contaminating poison and force it out of the blood. It It has cured thousan and favigoraee the old, and supplies new, rich, life-giving-blood. §S.S.S. isa purely vegetable remedy ; no mineral it from which it is made contain powerful pert og properties that act directly upon , why and at once; it will cleanse your blood and until the eat into t nthe use of S. S. S., and after you ; it is free. have made a ever,for this. Mrs. R, Shirer, La Plata, Mo., writes: ‘A small ear on the left side of my face. At first it gave me no w began to swell and became much inflam: flesh, and gave me intense pain. I tried everything I could hear of, but nothing d good I then taking several bottles the Cancer healed, and there now no sign of the disease. This was two years ago, and 1 am still enjoying perfect health.” Send for our special book on Cancer ; it contains much information that will interest Write our igen a about your case, and for an ife study of Cancer and all blood prevent the formation erous Cells. ro ed. iseases. taint, yet your blood may becom Impure Blood Invites Disease. or nose, a small lump on the jaw, or breast, a harmless lookin little or no attention. -If you have an obstinate sore, don’t y develop from a sore or ul or other part of your body; , @ little pimple on wart or mole, and other causes so insignificant as to attract peas salves or ointments to cure it— begin with S.S. S; of canc . SSS or hurt see came on my jaw about one inch below the uble, and I did not think it was anything serious At the same time the sore began to spread and id me any advice or information wanted ; they i We make no charge whatstubborn form of not you? € so polluted that a severe the disease may cer on your tongue a slight bruise the eyelid, lip Address, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. Ft Forced If you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready to buy or not. __ Weare both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld 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. A. & H.W. HARTUNG, "caus Telephone West 14, Broad St., Ne tS ¥ acme. Qvererrr FPDP PORRReEDEDDDD Prerrerrt Ladies of Nevada City and Grass Valley . eS es e eS HOP 2) SI wea PRR KU sy Pein ee yee eee te You are most cordially invited to inx oP spect. the most interesting stock of Geog Millinery at Miss Hoeft’s. Paris Patterns . New York Patterns Miss Green’s Patterns Our prices are mSst Teasonable and best of all you candepend upon the hat being the correct style. Don’t miss it—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. — MISS E. HIOEFT, szoap sr. A ehcitidadidaticidid hdidhdididadiidad Ms SEER EEKAKKAEKEKERKEE 4ahe & rs & & * & & & & oe & & & & & rd & & & & —~?* : oe & 4 a & ry BS 9BSSHSSS9999 9999 955999999OO0 a SAY OW UW UW AW a” A a A AY WW uw Sale! stock of In fact, everything in ou it is useless for us to tell ity. a” BY BY em PPP We Pay’ Strict Attention to Country Orders. 4 ‘a yr, OL : . 7 } Figs § City. Our misfortune w DAYS to satisfy our creditors. duced from $1 to $2 per pair. In fact this is a genuine knowing themselves indebted t counts in. the hands of our attorney with instructions to collect them at CARTER ay av ay ay ay ay ay mY mY BY av BY “4 {4 .4 18 WY 1S LY Uw ow UW AY Ft Money-Ra ising Sale! 4 Limes In order to raise money with which to pay off our creditors, we are comp: Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishin r store goes at less than cost you that we have always had t All Boots and Shoes are ay ay AY AY S44 YW Ae AW ill be your gain. The entire stock MUST BE All Men’s Suits are reduced from $4 to closing-out sale, for the entire stock maust be sold. ous to call and settle their he name of carrying the best CLOSED OU $6 per snit. reduced from soc to $1. 50 per accounts within thirty da any cost. — a Cpe 4 44D a CJ OHNSTON., § a UN UW oe lw uw ie DS a oe elled to sacrifice our entire 6 Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, E’'OR CAS Ez Our stock comprises all the best makes and styles of San F ONL YZ —e rancisco and Eastern manufactures, and grade of goods in Nevada T WITHIN SIXTY -All single pants are re pair, according to qualWe earnestly request those S or we will put the acLemons Oranges . Bananas pit Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. PPP PPFD VIII ~ MAA aaa 44 ay ay ay ay ay avy AY AY mY ay ay op spect. HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CA<ES. All yw, OS 14 LY about ‘are all right "in every FY ik the drenscript the reat our dora sn Alle and delivered HOWARD LOVELAND. v FRIDAY. —ee ANI Died at St. L The sad ne of the stoma Albert Kid late Thomas kepta groct street at the Phil G. Scad In 1888 Alt the High Sot attended the one of the gr Pharmacy in of this city g same time. For several ticed his prof and from th Washington, considerable went to St. L large drug st to the time o His age wa: mother and si Jose, in this § who was with Louis. . A few days a will bequea his step-brott property, sha mother and 8) THR New Business For a long ‘Spenceville h district. The been known « In order to si * of Supervisor mame of th Spenceville. sbeen named. ilines of both When the r 4 at Floristc population a will be forn of the distric eluded in Bo The report: Road Distric' for District } proved. A le for county . months, or u Court House Tax The City t taken place t until Monda: = A fine « aster Card: by W. H. Or very low rat lection now. Stacey & To take ord: Anyone desi ly should se All persor games are © tend a meet’ Armory Ha! — ct Of Shiloh’s . guarantee: two-thirds . tle faithfall, are not bent Price paid £1.00. For Dar Company able social night. The Ladies free young mo! eo agonizix loh’s Coug ;acts like m shas never ‘worst ca Price 25 cts oy H. Dicl The be: Sprace ti fine linem24 —_— . Head Indig oe of ee et

AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mail, « és By Carrier, = Delivered toany part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week. Fd TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX “THE TRANSORIPT.'THP LATEST “Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, TELEGRAPHIC ce DISPATCHES. BE. Revise Legal Rules. FRIDAY rile coa April 6, ~ KLONDIKE NEWS. Extracts, from a Latter Recelved from ~a Nevada County Boy in Dawson. Dawson, N. W. T. the beach is found in a strata of red ages from $10 per man to greater pay. : while except by buying in. are not much in favor. messes are brisk. for the next mail. on up the creeks, of one’s nature, stay longer than I'can help. icans—United States people. after the ice breaks. teams. Some of the costumes worn by them are sensational, to say the least. It is that when a load gets too heavy the carrier selects such letters as in his opinion are of the most importance and throws the rest in the river. of pork, boil them all day, hang them out over night to freeze, and then put them in a sack and put on top of the house. When we want any, we chop off the desired quantity with a hatchet and warm them up. They are fine! I have not finished with this country, though I have already had some remarkable experience. I want to go hunting for moose before long. Just think of it,.a moose weighs all the way up to 1100 pounds dressed! I ought to be able to hit a mark that size. —a Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot . is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take inter nal remedies. Hall’s Oetarrh Cure is taken iuternally,and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Outarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best pbhysiciuns in the country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. F. J. Cuenry & Co., Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best.' + Oe “PERSEVERE AND Prosper.” ‘Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and it, will cure scrofula, salt rheam, boils ae pimples and all blood humors; also 4 ; dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and 4 that tired felling. It never disap3; points. 4 : All liver ills are cured by Hood’s ey Pills. 25 cents. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifles the breath by its actiowon 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. tfse +e “He Taat Srerxs Finns.” He that teu takes Hood’s Sarsaparilla finds in its = use pure blood, good appetite, good at digestion and perfect health. It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, _pimples and all blood humors. For Sale Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned sale ata bargain. They will be sold as ~ & Morgan. 1900 ETT Eprror Damy Evenine Transcripr! We came in here in September, and have spent the winter months oat on the creeks near here with little to show for it. Many have left for Cape Nome; even in September there sailed on an averuge one steamer per day with a full passenger list. Point Nome, as regards the mines, must be all right, judging from the reports we hear. The gold on sand, and, washed out in rockers, averMail comes in more regularly now, but papers are hard to get at any price. We are well, and are trying to amuse ourselves at present, for we can’t work much through the winter. There is no chance to get hold of anything worth According to the new laws regarding locations, all property not represented shall revert tothe Crown. That bars location. Many mines are worked by steam thawers, though at present they Gambling of all kinds is wide open. Me Whisky is 25 cents a drink. Most busiWe are allanxious up here to hear EWE 25 about Kruger, and hope that he will “win out.” People here in general are cursing the government and—waiting Some work is going The incidents of life here are not calculated to develop the latent beauties i : I am not going to. in Tacoma within the past fourteen Last Thanksgiving and Christmas days were generally observed by AmerWe have only stayed here in order to make the trip to Nome. We can go down in six days from here by steamer There are many women here, traveling up and down the creeks by dog This letter has been written at odd times, awaiting a chance to mail it. Mail is at least a month old when it reaches us, though we can send oftener: rei 3 : Somehow, we don’t get many letters, I wish I bad some boiled jack-rabbit, with red peppers, spuds, quail, onion and duck and a demi-jug of “dago red.” This is the way we cook beans up here: We put on a big kettleful with plenty reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrb by Mrs. F. MoGibbons are offered for . a whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown , Northern Minnesota to the lumber tf Syndicate. The price is about;$1,000,000, Illionis opened here today. The comtions of the state. They are considerlegislature, The purpose of this meeting is to secure the ideas of as many as possible of the experinced members. of the bar in Illinois, and concentrate them in the form of a report. This report will go to the general assembly, and be acted on there. If it is adopted in the main there will unquestionably be material reform in regad to a great many minor difficulties and abuses of a legal variety. Wife Murderer. . Tacoma, Wash., April 6.—Unless the Governor of this state commutes his sentence, Albert Michaud, will be hanged here today for the murder of his wife. There has never been a hanging in Pierce county since the time Chief Leschi, of the Nesquallys, was hanged at Steilrcoom: by order of Isaac I. Stevens, first governor of Washington territory, though there have been no less than a score of murders committed in Tacoma alone since the admission of the state in 1889. No less than six murders of women by their husbands has occurred months. Adjournment. AtBANy, N. Y., April 6.—Phe Legislature resolved on March 12th, for the final adjournment today. The Democrats voted for the resolution. because if the Legislature adjourns today, most all of the legislation which is regarded ina hostile way by Tammany Hall will be left in Mayor Van Wyck’s hands who can veto it at pleasure. The organization—Republicans— voted for it because they thus escape from being pressed to pass many measures in the State’s interest which they do not wish to pass. The final business is now being pushed through. Bryan at Fresno. FrEsno, Cal., April, 6.—William J. Bryan arrived here this morning. He Peoria, Ill., April 6.—The meeting of the special state commission on revision of the legal practice rules in a missioners have worked industriously, and have held meetings in various secing a great mahy valuabie propositions, and many of them will be embodied in their recommendation to the Not Worrying. WasHinaton, April 5.—It is positively announced that the intention of Dewey to run for the Presidency is not. worrying the administration supporters. They believe his announcement will assist instead of crippling McKinley. If any candidate suffers, it will be Bryan. The Admiral, it is thought, -will soon understand his Baxier, Ga., April 6.—King and Lewis Gosby will be executed today for the murder of Dan Mims and his daughter Martha, unless the authorities interfere at the last moment. Will Name it “Patrick.’’ Lonpon, April 5.—It is said that by the desire of Queen Victoria, the son that was born to the Duke and Duchess of York Saturday last will be christened Patrick. —_—_————e Exportations of manufactures will amount to $400,000,000 in the fiscal year which ends with June next. When the Republican party came into power in 1861 and inaugurated the protective system as a permanent policy they were barely $40,000,000 per annum. Then manufactares amounted to 12 per cent of the total exports; now they form 30 per cent of the enormously increased total. Yet there are people who will gravely tell you that the country can never have a prosperous foreign trade so long as it retains a protective tariff. Indigestion, nausea, are cured by Hood’s Pills. PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. bert. be very ill. from Cherokee. ton Ridge mine. Gaston Ridge mine. from Indian Springs. on a visit to friends. here from Sacramento. Downieville this morning. T. B. English, Dr. F. O. Wolf and Ed Ayers were here yesterday. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old Charles Richards is down from MayMrs. J. Chegwidden is reported to Henry Meyers was here yesterday Gus Frandy is down from the Qas_A. W. Flanders is down from the Mrs. A. Davis was here yesterday C. F. Williams of Sacramento is here Fred Hayes is spending a few days Geo, C. Scott of Sacramento went to DIRD OF ARART DISEASE. Rey. W. T. Curnow Preached on Sunday and Passed Away the Next Day. ' No particulars of the sudden death of Rev. Wm. T. Curnow were received here until today. Mr. Curnow, who was known in this city as the “boy preacher” was. pastor of the Methodist -. Episcopal Church at. Sonora. Last Sunday be preached ‘in the morning, attended the Sabbath School in the afternoon and delivered a discourse in the evening. During all these services he was apparently enjoying the very best of health. On the following forenoon he complained of feeling. very badly and went to bed. His wife sent for a physician, who lived near by, and before he reached there Mr. Curnow was dead. Heart disease was the cause. It was a terrible shock, not on-. ly to his wife but the community in which he was so _ highly beloved. His « —— Ato MAHER & CO/S. Infants’ Lawn Bonnets Infants’ Silk Bonnets Children’s Sun Bonnets William Mulcahey returned last evening from San Francisco, where he selected a large stock of boy’s and men’s summer clothing for the Grimes Clothing Emporium. L. L. Myers and wife returned today to their home at Malakoff after a short visit -at-San--Francisco:-—They were accompanied home by Miss Annie Fleming of San Francisco. he Sacramento Street Fair. The Street Fair and Trades Carnival to be given at Sacramento from the 30th of this month to May 5th, promises to be one of great merit. All the towns in this section have been billed and it goes without saying that many people will go down. The railroads will reduce the fair from here to Sacwill hold good for the whole week. eee K. of P. Notice. The members of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, are reqiested to be present at the regular meeting to be held on Friday, April 9th. There will be election of delegates to the Grand Lodge, and refreshments will be served. Wm Detsringg, C.C. ramento to $4.55 for the rount trip and hotel to return them tothe Fire DeD = partment. There were three’ missing after the fire and advertisements were inserted in the papers requesting their return, but as yet only one has showed up, which makes it look as though the other two were stolen. A person who would intentionally steal anything of this kind will -have-no use for water STYLISH.. MILLINERY proof clothing in the next world. Company C's Dance. The arrangements for the grand ball to be given by Company C are about completed. The ball will take place at Armory Hall one week from tonight and judging from the number of tickets already sold there will be a large crowd in attendance. The music will be produced by a full orchestra and all who attend will be sure to enjoy ives. es 2eo Nevada County Postmasters. A dispatch from Washington, D. C., appointed postmaster at Maybert and Mary V. Kyherd at ‘Tahoe. ail Mixed Paints Below Cost. We have purchased all of the Sullivan-Kelly paints. Big bargains tor a few days. — _ . The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau is turned out of our establishment will be artistic. W. H. CRAWFORD, pe oe mistake and withdraw as gracefully as fn : : f , 8. R. Van Wyck and Royal T. Heath remains were taken to Stockton, and PE B a possible. are here from San Francisco. the funeral took place from the resiLad 1es Sun on nets gh. eu8 Frank Cummings of North Bloom-’ dence of his brother-in-law, Clement V. — e Ss ‘Dp ee 0% Booms Dewey. field left this morning for Reno. Darrah. “Verily, in the midst of life Child ren Ss P oke Bonnets. a7 Mrs. Newton I. Groves of Auburn is . we are in death.” 4 4 New York, April 5.—Perry Belmont . 1.1. on a visit to Mrs. Nat. P. Brown. +200 They are all.in one of our large windows and it will be ? said last night. “Admiral Dewey’s. Mrs. Van Vost left this morning to worth your while to see them. They areall this season’s goods (a : t 3 rs ap nomination for the Presidency by the. visit friends and relatives at San Franfone, and, as usual, the prices are the lowest. ; dos Democratic party would be a most. cisco. i yay welcome end of the issues of 1896. In. Con Grissel isin Marysville making The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told : By his published statement he gives ex-aignarngrs to bring his stock up or Over the Telephone, ae = pression to a Democratic idea when he petal Alice McKenzie returned this, be Young People’s Whist Club gave EASTER KI D GLOVES. a ; i t -Mcb> says that the duties of a President are ing to Alameda after a short visit 2 ™8Saue party last evening a 2 mainly to execute laws enacted by ae relatives RC me ". Donald’s Hall. ‘There was quite a egos Ladies, we have just received a special lot of Kid Gloves for’ <> C ber of invited guests present and all) @G%} ‘Easter. We have them in all the leading shades and the prices jay) -ongress. Si W. case eS down poe has (had a good time. Dancing continued a ae 2 umbago mine Jast evening and left yntij an early hour this morning. Aa er Shoplifter’s Sentence today for Oakland. Robert Jeffrey died last night of hx $1.00 and $1.50. > a K. Selig, B. F. Battersley and Geo. miners’ consumption at his home in ag Every pair is guaranteed and will be fitted to the hand Bey San Francisco, April] 5.—Mary. J. Senis of San Francisco came in on. Boston Ravine. He was a native of. xt i Nelson, the woman who stole. last evening’s train. England and 60 years of age. He leaves . Sav Now, Ladies, you will want Gloves for aster, Come to the oY some silks and laces from tne Empo-. Grant Skidmore came over from . ® wife and eight children. The funeral na right place pe bina get the right kind. VS er . ill take pl Sund ft on. “pt = spectfully CTS rium, was this morning, on motion? of pee cent a ses se nl a ae aa <= —_—— : ee : : a the prosecution, sentenced to pay a : . A Mean Trick. Tt ‘ oS peak bs i :. ie Misses Jennie Tredinnick, Mamie pete tg eh SD pone MAH ER & CO. <b y Judge Mogan. Truan and Ada Christo and E. J. Mor-. There seems to be no inclination on 929 ee ae _. the part of the person or persons who Gx (Sls 7G rion oston octon 761. acon ret acton pon rates acto acto actos acty Double Hanging. _. tena the Epworth Leegue Convention, {800K the rabber overcoats at the Union . G2) 4g) 42 a a ) Opening Days:

SATURDAY, MONDAY , AND TUESDAY . , ~ #ipril 7th, 9th and 10th WHEN WILL BE SHOWN THE Largest, Follest and Best Selection Ever brought to this county. Any style of Bonnet or Hat cai be had trimmed or untrimmed. with us is a sufficient guarantee that all wor: MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, Have been made durin used to be, but are lower-priced. LONG STRIDES . e" ) g@ the past few years in the manufacture of: time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches G. W. Oapen, K. of-R. and S. td m24 Tow Le Bros. will deliver an address later in the day. He has been speaking to large audiences and his northwestern trip is proving to be more of a success than his fundest hopes could have anticipated. He is not in the least disturbed by the candidavy of Dewey, and he assured a friend here that nothing but death could occur to prevent his nomination for President by the Demo. cratic party. Must Go Back. New York, April 6.—Pursuant to an order of the Postoffice Depart ment, each ou'going steamer carries to Germany a large number of sealed packages that come through the parcel post. When the parcels post convention was entered into between Germany and this country, it was stipulated that the packages should not be . sealed, The authorities refuse to let these packages leave the office. * Parliament Meets. Care Town, Africa, April 6—On Feb. 28th Sir Alfred Milner, the Governor of. Cape Oolony, prorogued the Cape parliament until today. He also issued a proclamation announcing that the military authorities are authorized to impress wagons, oxen, provisions and necessities in Rhodesia, the articles thus taken to be paid for at a fair value. Booming Business. Cuicaao, April 6.—St. Paul Railway Officials say never in the history of the . road has a year’s business been so promising as it is now. 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Qvererrr FPDP PORRReEDEDDDD Prerrerrt Ladies of Nevada City and Grass Valley . eS es e eS HOP 2) SI wea PRR KU sy Pein ee yee eee te You are most cordially invited to inx oP spect. the most interesting stock of Geog Millinery at Miss Hoeft’s. Paris Patterns . New York Patterns Miss Green’s Patterns Our prices are mSst Teasonable and best of all you candepend upon the hat being the correct style. Don’t miss it—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. — MISS E. HIOEFT, szoap sr. A ehcitidadidaticidid hdidhdididadiidad Ms SEER EEKAKKAEKEKERKEE 4ahe & rs & & * & & & & oe & & & & & rd & & & & —~?* : oe & 4 a & ry BS 9BSSHSSS9999 9999 955999999OO0 a SAY OW UW UW AW a” A a A AY WW uw Sale! stock of In fact, everything in ou it is useless for us to tell ity. a” BY BY em PPP We Pay’ Strict Attention to Country Orders. 4 ‘a yr, OL : . 7 } Figs § City. Our misfortune w DAYS to satisfy our creditors. duced from $1 to $2 per pair. In fact this is a genuine knowing themselves indebted t counts in. the hands of our attorney with instructions to collect them at CARTER ay av ay ay ay ay ay mY mY BY av BY “4 {4 .4 18 WY 1S LY Uw ow UW AY Ft Money-Ra ising Sale! 4 Limes In order to raise money with which to pay off our creditors, we are comp: Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishin r store goes at less than cost you that we have always had t All Boots and Shoes are ay ay AY AY S44 YW Ae AW ill be your gain. The entire stock MUST BE All Men’s Suits are reduced from $4 to closing-out sale, for the entire stock maust be sold. ous to call and settle their he name of carrying the best CLOSED OU $6 per snit. reduced from soc to $1. 50 per accounts within thirty da any cost. — a Cpe 4 44D a CJ OHNSTON., § a UN UW oe lw uw ie DS a oe elled to sacrifice our entire 6 Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, E’'OR CAS Ez Our stock comprises all the best makes and styles of San F ONL YZ —e rancisco and Eastern manufactures, and grade of goods in Nevada T WITHIN SIXTY -All single pants are re pair, according to qualWe earnestly request those S or we will put the acLemons Oranges . Bananas pit Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. PPP PPFD VIII ~ MAA aaa 44 ay ay ay ay ay avy AY AY mY ay ay op spect. HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CA<ES. All yw, OS 14 LY about ‘are all right "in every FY ik the drenscript the reat our dora sn Alle and delivered HOWARD LOVELAND. v FRIDAY.. —ee ANI Died at St. L The sad ne of the stoma Albert Kid late Thomas kepta groct street at the Phil G. Scad In 1888 Alt the High Sot attended the one of the gr Pharmacy in of this city g same time. For several ticed his prof and from th Washington, considerable went to St. L large drug st to the time o His age wa: mother and si Jose, in this § who was with Louis. . A few days a will bequea his step-brott property, sha mother and 8) THR New Business For a long ‘Spenceville h district. The been known « In order to si * of Supervisor mame of th Spenceville. sbeen named. ilines of both When the r 4 at Floristc population a will be forn of the distric eluded in Bo The report: Road Distric' for District } proved. A le for county . months, or u Court House Tax The City t taken place t until Monda: = A fine « aster Card: by W. H. Or very low rat lection now. Stacey & To take ord: Anyone desi ly should se All persor games are © tend a meet’ Armory Ha! — ct Of Shiloh’s . guarantee: two-thirds . tle faithfall, are not bent Price paid £1.00. For Dar Company able social night. The Ladies free young mo! eo agonizix loh’s Coug ;acts like m shas never ‘worst ca Price 25 cts oy H. Dicl The be: Sprace ti fine linem24 —_— . Head Indig oe of ee et