April 6, 1901 (4 pages)

W corner of p, North 5 ‘ing feu 2 ini yy eM 20 mit 4 ¢ 34 min s 5 a i ‘thenee North 16 + POSt marked Inches via mark Cerees West, E, 1000 fect 3a COL CO Cedur poy . which yellow lief S5deg3t mii rkvd Pb 3. @ maiked bt 3. ) W, 27.2 ft t ed S$ 5-803 B feet; thence §, § 4 hepiheg ma ked Oa 8 ing a bears S53 pear f tunvel 40 sect jong . eS 76 deg % min : st Of Fine Tree Loca: » Tue said ; im Containing 1, varions clai i Consolidated ¢ es 13 Olli © of the Lo Ounty, Ca itornis » on Quartz Mine, r9." Ciaims, p ge ry ee +34 1ecorded Book 1, e. recorded Book MY, , recorded Book 1}, i enerek Book ny es recorded Book if aie ye by thes anichQuay . , aud the Publie Do.’ . by the Sant, ia a’ ming adverse! 1 Con viida od Quart are required to tilg . «mothe Kegister o, the ce at <ac.amento, in” during th-.s xty day ereot, or they wiil be he provisions of tae 5 PENRY, Register, BY. . that the foregoing, for Patent be ole SiXty days (10 weeks) ” VAILY TRANSCRIPT, & . = at Nevada city nin. 3 PENRY, Register, . ie January 28, Wh, 7) ublication, : Mi ARYSVILLE, UaL March, 15, 11, Y GiViN iHA’ THR ettler has filed notice © tinal proot ia sup. . that said proof will gwister aud xKeceiver at Marysvilie, Cal, . i: Thomas J. Byrd,” . No;-buzv, 1or the N, & N.W.% and NW.Y N., 4.8 4. od. D, M. Ig Wibvesses to prove ce upon andcuitiva: Thomas 4. Bevan, -Kdwin A, Forbes of . . Peter Mondada of OHNSON, Register. ot ‘reditors, OF THE alt INE SKAHAEN, DE1 by the undersigned, / estate of Catherine” the creditors of end; ims against the em, with the neces our months after the 4 g notice to the sai » law office of : same being the place the business of said eee RILEFF, Estate of Catherine is 1ith day of Mardi ee ete ublication. ento, Cal., Mareh 6th, r GIVEN THAT THB . 1 settler has or so make final pr ( and that said proe he Judge of the Su , County, Cal., at Ne jay, April 15th rr 1, upon H. K, No. . hd 8. 4 of N. W. 408, M. D.b and M. 1g Witnesses to prove eo upon aud cultivar <. Galbraith, Hent ind Geo. Lathrop, ublicaticn. THE INTERIOR, oh 30, 10. RiVEN GAT THB ettier has filed not ee e final proof in supe . ijl be ha: raid proof will ister vid . jecelven yaville, Califo nls. iam F. Klengendoty No 4764, for the 2bA d pWz of SKY, Se, 7 L & witnesses to prove ~ Son and cultiva: lenry G. Merriam ‘a; Wiliiam Sling rornia; Christor., P. es Califorue bbins P. O., Calif Se PARLORS. . NE, Prop. Yevada City, Cal YNOLDS, Yirector. . for shipment or Floral Pie SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Mail, $6 a Year. Gees By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. The Only Correct 2° ste ponte a ESSIEN . THE TRANSCRIPT, Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minate:” An unsurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant ever presented in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of the Carnival, followed bya Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-prc voking Mardi Gras. Round trip, one and one-. third fare, any point. Shoulder .:: Brace For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS; STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. Grand HAKKAR KIAK Masquerade WRREA AHA IAAI KICK Ball. RRKKK KI PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade -ATARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 Latest Catchy Music.. ADMISSION: Per Councle.... gacie wes $1 00 Extra’ Ladies (in mask) .. 25 Gallery, Gents.. sueeweoceees 50 Ladies and Children... 25 SOMETHING NEW! Apricot. Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Fotel Re-opened And Now: Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, rop This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for ‘all Stag>s and Busses. Sch Assistance rendered Responsible Wholesale: Dealer wanted to handle “The Beer That Made Milwankee Famous” Liberal Terms. Correspondence Solicited. Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Milwaukee, Wis. litz to establish trade. PLAZA PLANING MILL. RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. .ARCHITECTS a AND BUILDERS. auidin © Srackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getoustim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. ? RICE &@ LEWIS, SaoraMEnNTo St, NewaDa CrtTv. 30 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. ' House for Rent. et \ A five-room house ina pleasant part of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. a3 Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left bind foot white, and splitin left ear. The owner is requested to cailand pay charges and take the horse away. i Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 cents for gentlemen. Ladies free. Pianos, Organs and Sewing [lachines. Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, ‘. Nevada City. Geo, W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clav-& Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Short Order Restaurant h dersigned have reopened the restaubance the Mills building on Bro street, and wlll give strict attent on to short orders, inc!uding Tamaiés, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. rs, Steffens & Mrs, Durand NOTICE. The tte, is bargain, For farther particulars apply at the office at Lumber Yard, Nevada: City, 428 well-known Lumber Business of Cooper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, offered for «sale at 4 In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. . ca) e moved into their nev c.ertcrs -b vom eeeiel street and invite a . “bela foracer patrous to call and sex hm. they w make ita pointtoserve tk fires* breacs o! Wines, Liquors. and Cig1rs All kinds of Mixed uriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pive Street.se-sesseeeseeeeNovads City’ Ca} LEADING LADY, post 5 Cent Cigas GENERAL ARTHUR 60 iEMIAN CLUB sete eis HARMONLA Nevada County, Oslifornia. HUMBOLDT IMPT’D NO—_ Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Cv. Electric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always find at ‘THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies keptov hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” “Jesse Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper and “Bobin Hood.” J. Re'tiand. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada;City. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. Wm. SSUMED THE MANAGEMENT H AG A asows bakery, I am prepared to furnish the publie wi the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, mm — telat ea eet eata iaailaell _] ¢eption in possession of the Canadian . Face assented, “but I have been here a + . Iroquois and was made 70 years ago . long time, and I have a good claim to tect them from storms by causing the winds to go up high in the sky.” at it again. the Heavens. Fis ASE FAS Aboriginal Combat-, ante of the Domin-. ion of Evil. The False Faces of the Iroquois are The evil spirits which lurk behind the grinning masks of the northlands. are keeping the good: In-; dians busy waving the wand of exor. cism. The machinations of the Man; sion are manifest. ; the Oka is upon the aborigine. the-select circle of devil chasers must work, work, work to prevent the inflic-* tion of bodily ailments upon the people and dance, dance, dance to drive out the demons of disease. These discouragers of the dominion of evil style themselves the False Face society, says the New York Herald. They enjoy a direct behest from the great ruler, Rawen Niyoh, whom they . also name Taronyawagon, or Holder of When the inanimate nmiask of an enduring diabolism lays hold of a copper colored son of the Grand river reserve, the good men of the tribe that invests Ontario with romance go forth and labor until the lost spirit shall cease from troubling and the victim be at rest. At such. times the members of the soclety appear, marching in the stolid dignity of the “Indian file,” each wearing"a mask and carrying a turtle rattle. They stir the hearth ashes in the house of the invalid, execute mystic mdauipulations, sprinkle ashes over the sick one’s head and finally lead “him around in the False Face dance, which concludes the ceremonies. The oppression of And so that formerly characterized the False ‘ To a: very large extent the secrecy Faces no longer exists. Many if not all of the members are known, but they continue to hold meetings from which nonmembers are excluded, The fiction is maintained of haying two. women to act as mediums of communication between the society and. outsiders, but these women are only the cooks of the feast. “The Iroquois medicine man’s mask is rare and valuable. One specimen Is the property of Mr. David Boyle of To‘by We-hwa-gek-ti (Carrying News on His Back), who fs still living on the re‘serve at Brantford. He is a nephew of :. Hy-joong-kwas (He Tears Everything), ‘who has been for many years chief medicine man and who Wore this mask on all ceremonial occasions in connection with the False Face society, as well as at feast mask dances in the’ ". long house. As to the masks themselves, the be. lief that each is the abode of a spirit has resulted in the creation of a myth to account for its origin in a supernatural sense. The following is the myth f of A-k’-on-wa-rah, the mask of Hyjoong-k was: it ¢ After the making of. the world atic its people by Rawen Niyob he Seft it for a time. but when he returned he war one day walking through an open place, following the sun, overlooking it, and I am-stronger than you are.” “Show me how you can prove this,” demanded Rawen Niyoh. The False Face suggested that they retire to a valley not far from two high mountains. The False Face ordered one of the mountains to come nearer, and it moved close to them. Rawen Niyoh was very much surprised at the result. : Niyoh then said: “You have power, I see, but of what use is it to you? What good can you do with it?” To this the Mask replied: “I use it to make people well when they are sick. Now I would like to know what power you have.” j Ntyoh said, “Do you want to see my power?” The Mask said he did. “Very well, then,” answered Niyoh. “TI will show you my power, for I made the world.” The Mask then said, ‘Make the other mountain come closer up to us,’ Cr Niyoh’s suggestion that the two should fuce about as before they did so, and Niyoh told the mountain to come close up to the first mountain, which it did. Niyoh slipped from between the mountains, but the Mask, turning round quickly to see what had happened, brought his nose up with great force against the face of the mountain. which stood behind him like a big wall, and the pain made him put out his tongue. F : “Now,” said Niyoh, “you see I have also great power, and to make you remember this your nose will always remain crooked and your tongue will always hang out,” The False Face then knew that Ni_-Lyoh had more!power than he had, and ever since the only sound he can utter is a tremuloys and somewhat subdued “Hoh-o-0-0, hoh-6-0-0-0.”” Each was satisfied with the exhibition of power on the part of the other, and Rawen Niyob said, “I think it would not be well for you to be seen here by the people who are coming to this place, because you are so ugly, for everybody would follow you. to -Iook at you.” A-k’-on-wa-rah (the False Face) agreed to this on condition that he should be allowed to claim the new people as bis grandchildren, and they were to call him grandfather. “I will help you all I can,” said he, “to drive away sickness from among the new people. and I am able to proRawen Niyob replied: “I am sure you have much power to help the people, and you must keep this power as long as they live. We will make a bargain. They shall be your grandchildren and you their grandfather. They must observe the dance—the False Face dance —at the long house forever. Now. we make this bargain, which shall last as long as you and I and the people and the world shall last.” ; Rawen Niyoh and A-k’-on-wa-tah . then geparated, the former saying, “I am going toward the setting sun,” and the FalseFace saying, “I go where the sun rises.” ! It will be seen from this story that even Rawen Niyoh is not supreme. His’ power is equaled by that of A-k’-on-wa-! rah, and both are -able to transport! themselves to any part of the world at! : pleasure. Hy-joong-kwas being too old to act in his official capacity, he was induced with great difficulty to part with his: mask. Believing the mask to be the abode of a veritable spirit, it was nee, essary to placate that spirit fto-atone fer the insult of giving the mask to somebody else. Besides, Hy-joongkwas and the mask had been so long’ in communion that nea trcssfer, even for a consideration, was no ordinary business transaction. He went through the ceremony of burning tobacco in the stove and said: “We shall not be very far apart, and I will often think of you and will often burn some.tobacco for you.” On concluding this touching little address be threw all that was left of his bandful of tobacco into the fire, took tbe mask from the back of the chair and after once more stroking its .hair handed it to Mr. Boyle with a request } that he would rub its face with ofl once or twice a year, as it bad been accustomed to such attention ever since Hyjoong-kwas owned it and would be pleased to be remembered in this way! Black Teeth, The custom of women In Japan at marriage giving their teeth an everlasting coating of blacking is practiced now by only a small percentage, but there are still seen in the cities hundreds of women hideous with black ivory, and dentists’ showcases contain sets of black teeth. A’ man who. gets into the habit of never making mistakes !s altogether too near perfection fer this .world.— ° bis own work. and examining the ground where the people were going to live, when bis eye caught a strange. long haired figure coming in the opposite direction. . Rawen Niyob said to him, “Where did you come from?” to which the False Face replied: “1 am the real own: er of the world. 1 was here before you.” Rawen Niyob sald. “I think I am the real owner of this world because . made it.” ronto. _ It. was the oldest with one ex“That may be quite true.” the Faise Ladies’ GRAND OPENING #* + New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived. Everybody invited to call and examine it Suits $12 up Pants $3.50 up ‘ta., tailor-made suits at \4.8 = lowest prices New establishment on Broad Street, next: door to Tiss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. SRT _A SEL, the Tailor Dress Goods for Peerless Saloon. pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All HENRY W. RICH. AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR H saloon from Chas, Dahjgren, I am premy oid friends and all the new ones who all wail be treated ina courteous manNEW YORK HOTA. BROAD ST., NEVADA CI * JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee DER N nee oe ouse. situa u leasantest portions of the Bice rooms; electric lights in one of een City. roughout, or variety, cooking and service. ialtv MANACEMENT—A home-like Bifty THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county ~BSIGTA, Pins GEARY, BA wri ii uors Ete. Fancy Mixed Drinks a specNevada City Assay ,Office. Assaying of Ores of all description. Mt TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Fractious Ores a speciaity. Mail or Express orders promptly attended to. GOLD. BUUGHT, Broad Street, below FR ee BOOT on 4g, MICKA ECO: THE RECEPTION, 4LEX HONGEL... .Proprietor. Commercial Street, Nevada City. ESSE MOORE “Aa” WHISKEY A SPECJ IALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. URDERTAKING PARLORS. Main st. opp. Union Hote?, Henry Lane, = Fancy Pastry a red free to any part of thecity. Wed po atapnd aches specialty of them a day aninigh? Union Livery Stable Prop’r, The fluestturn-outsin the ounty.eod piep HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street. . Nevada City, Cal ALBERT REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. . Bodies Embalmed for. shipmént. Orders taken_for Floral Pieces Telephone 34. K YOU NEED Rice, a la Creole. Dainty Chips i p i f p : i i i : P. G. Scadden’s. Boston Brown Bread, in cans. Salmon Stakes, in cans. Vienna Sausage, in cans. Asparagus, in cans—Perfection I X L, Deep Sea Clams, ‘Dainty German Wafers. ’Frisco Crackers—Lunch, Extra Soda, Palace and Mixed—all in 1 lb cartoons. Just Received and Are Fresh. SoS ISS SeSsSsisissisSts THEM ! SSIS SeStStStStSiSttsS Q : seeded aieaien aa oi aiaitsie * JOHN BAUR, Cashier. Liberal Interest Dratts issued payable in any part Loans made on approved security. Office Hours: 10 a. m. 104 p. m. AGENCY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. REOTOR, Asw’t Oasbier. Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. of the world. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault at little expense, Satarday Evenings: 6:30 p. m. Dancing School Ladies and gentieman’s dancing school every Wednesday ev: ning, and children’s dancing school every Saturday afternoon, by PROF. JOHN MICHELI. DR. COREY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Has moved his offices to 10095¢ Ninth Street, between J and K. Hours 10 tol2 a.M., 2 to 4 and7to8 P.M., or by appointment. . SACRAMENTO, CAL, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA; Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. Stables Open All Night. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City, ‘Telephone Nc ~*. 3. Ry DAVIS, feacher o Vocal and instrumental Music, Also Choral api Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley portions of Nevada county wesnly for mrpose of instructing pupils at ir ae! For particulars as to terms of tui norly the, Peatemots either oy four, y,8 01 the Union Hotel, Seis cee a an C. H. HARRISON, DEBALEB IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco ee ©: H. HARRISON, BROAD STEEET. Opp. Rosenberg Broq other” The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. F f f { ' te *

W corner of p, North 5 ‘ing feu 2 ini yy eM 20 mit 4 ¢ 34 min s 5 a i ‘thenee North 16 + POSt marked Inches via mark Cerees West, E, 1000 fect 3a COL CO Cedur poy . which yellow lief S5deg3t mii rkvd Pb 3. @ maiked bt 3. ) W, 27.2 ft t ed S$ 5-803 B feet; thence §, § 4 hepiheg ma ked Oa 8 ing a bears S53 pear f tunvel 40 sect jong . eS 76 deg % min : st Of Fine Tree Loca: » Tue said ; im Containing 1, varions clai i Consolidated ¢ es 13 Olli © of the Lo Ounty, Ca itornis » on Quartz Mine, r9." Ciaims, p ge ry ee +34 1ecorded Book 1, e. recorded Book MY, , recorded Book 1}, i enerek Book ny es recorded Book if aie ye by thes anichQuay . , aud the Publie Do.’ . by the Sant, ia a’ ming adverse! 1 Con viida od Quart are required to tilg . «mothe Kegister o, the ce at <ac.amento, in” during th-.s xty day ereot, or they wiil be he provisions of tae 5 PENRY, Register, BY. . that the foregoing, for Patent be ole SiXty days (10 weeks) ” VAILY TRANSCRIPT, & . = at Nevada city nin. 3 PENRY, Register, . ie January 28, Wh, 7) ublication, : Mi ARYSVILLE, UaL March, 15, 11, Y GiViN iHA’ THR ettler has filed notice © tinal proot ia sup. . that said proof will gwister aud xKeceiver at Marysvilie, Cal, . i: Thomas J. Byrd,” . No;-buzv, 1or the N, & N.W.% and NW.Y N., 4.8 4. od. D, M. Ig Wibvesses to prove ce upon andcuitiva: Thomas 4. Bevan, -Kdwin A, Forbes of . . Peter Mondada of OHNSON, Register. ot ‘reditors, OF THE alt INE SKAHAEN, DE1 by the undersigned, / estate of Catherine” the creditors of end; ims against the em, with the neces our months after the 4 g notice to the sai » law office of : same being the place the business of said eee RILEFF, Estate of Catherine is 1ith day of Mardi ee ete ublication. ento, Cal., Mareh 6th, r GIVEN THAT THB . 1 settler has or so make final pr ( and that said proe he Judge of the Su , County, Cal., at Ne jay, April 15th rr 1, upon H. K, No. . hd 8. 4 of N. W. 408, M. D.b and M. 1g Witnesses to prove eo upon aud cultivar <. Galbraith, Hent ind Geo. Lathrop, ublicaticn. THE INTERIOR, oh 30, 10. RiVEN GAT THB ettier has filed not ee e final proof in supe . ijl be ha: raid proof will ister vid . jecelven yaville, Califo nls. iam F. Klengendoty No 4764, for the 2bA d pWz of SKY, Se, 7 L & witnesses to prove ~ Son and cultiva: lenry G. Merriam ‘a; Wiliiam Sling rornia; Christor., P. es Califorue bbins P. O., Calif Se PARLORS. . NE, Prop. Yevada City, Cal YNOLDS, Yirector. . for shipment or Floral Pie SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Mail, $6 a Year. Gees By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. The Only Correct 2° ste ponte a ESSIEN . THE TRANSCRIPT, Banish business for a week. Forty attractions on the Midway and “something doin’ every minate:” An unsurpassed electrical display. The most elaborate Floral Pageant ever presented in California. Trades, Military and Civic Parades. The Festival opens Monday evening, May 6th, with a free public coronation of the Queen of the Carnival, followed bya Coronation Ball in the State Capitol, and ending with a mirth-prc voking Mardi Gras. Round trip, one and one-. third fare, any point. Shoulder .:: Brace For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS; STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. Grand HAKKAR KIAK Masquerade WRREA AHA IAAI KICK Ball. RRKKK KI PROF. JOHN MICHELL Will Give His Annual Masquerade -ATARMORY HALL, Friday Eve’g, April 12 Latest Catchy Music... ADMISSION: Per Councle....... gacie wes $1 00 Extra’ Ladies (in mask) .... 25 Gallery, Gents... sueeweoceees 50 Ladies and Children...... 25 SOMETHING NEW! Apricot. Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.” T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Union: Fotel Re-opened And Now: Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, rop This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repapered and newly furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for ‘all Stag>s and Busses. Sch Assistance rendered Responsible Wholesale: Dealer wanted to handle “The Beer That Made Milwankee Famous” Liberal Terms. Correspondence Solicited. Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Milwaukee, Wis. litz to establish trade. PLAZA PLANING MILL. RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. .ARCHITECTS a AND BUILDERS. auidin © Srackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Workia Soecialty, Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes Getoustim es ou any work of this sort that you may need. ? RICE &@ LEWIS, SaoraMEnNTo St, NewaDa CrtTv. 30 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. ' House for Rent. et \ A five-room house ina pleasant part of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. a3 Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left bind foot white, and splitin left ear. The owner is requested to cailand pay charges and take the horse away. i Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 cents for gentlemen. Ladies free. Pianos, Organs and Sewing [lachines. Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, ‘. Nevada City. Geo, W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clav-& Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Short Order Restaurant h dersigned have reopened the restaubance the Mills building on Bro street, and wlll give strict attent on to short orders, inc!uding Tamaiés, Enchladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. rs, Steffens & Mrs, Durand NOTICE. The tte, is bargain, For farther particulars apply at the office at Lumber Yard, Nevada: City, 428 well-known Lumber Business of Cooper Bros, with Timber, Lands, Mill Machinery, offered for «sale at 4 In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. . ca) e moved into their nev c.ertcrs -b vom eeeiel street and invite a . “bela foracer patrous to call and sex hm. they w make ita pointtoserve tk fires* breacs o! Wines, Liquors. and Cig1rs All kinds of Mixed uriaks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pive Street..se-sesseeeseeeeNovads City’ Ca} LEADING LADY, post 5 Cent Cigas GENERAL ARTHUR 60 iEMIAN CLUB sete eis HARMONLA Nevada County, Oslifornia. HUMBOLDT IMPT’D NO—_ Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Cv. Electric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always find at ‘THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies keptov hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” “Jesse Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper and “Bobin Hood.” J. Re'tiand. California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada;City. NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. Wm. SSUMED THE MANAGEMENT H AG A asows bakery, I am prepared to furnish the publie wi the finest Bread, Pies and Cakes EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, mm — telat ea eet eata iaailaell _] ¢eption in possession of the Canadian . Face assented, “but I have been here a + . Iroquois and was made 70 years ago . long time, and I have a good claim to tect them from storms by causing the winds to go up high in the sky.” at it again. the Heavens. Fis ASE FAS Aboriginal Combat-, ante of the Domin-. ion of Evil. The False Faces of the Iroquois are The evil spirits which lurk behind the grinning masks of the northlands. are keeping the good: In-; dians busy waving the wand of exor. cism. The machinations of the Man; sion are manifest. ; the Oka is upon the aborigine. the-select circle of devil chasers must work, work, work to prevent the inflic-*

tion of bodily ailments upon the people and dance, dance, dance to drive out the demons of disease. These discouragers of the dominion of evil style themselves the False Face society, says the New York Herald. They enjoy a direct behest from the great ruler, Rawen Niyoh, whom they . also name Taronyawagon, or Holder of When the inanimate nmiask of an enduring diabolism lays hold of a copper colored son of the Grand river reserve, the good men of the tribe that invests Ontario with romance go forth and labor until the lost spirit shall cease from troubling and the victim be at rest. At such. times the members of the soclety appear, marching in the stolid dignity of the “Indian file,” each wearing"a mask and carrying a turtle rattle. They stir the hearth ashes in the house of the invalid, execute mystic mdauipulations, sprinkle ashes over the sick one’s head and finally lead “him around in the False Face dance, which concludes the ceremonies. The oppression of And so that formerly characterized the False ‘ To a: very large extent the secrecy Faces no longer exists. Many if not all of the members are known, but they continue to hold meetings from which nonmembers are excluded, The fiction is maintained of haying two. women to act as mediums of communication between the society and. outsiders, but these women are only the cooks of the feast. “The Iroquois medicine man’s mask is rare and valuable. One specimen Is the property of Mr. David Boyle of To‘by We-hwa-gek-ti (Carrying News on His Back), who fs still living on the re‘serve at Brantford. He is a nephew of :. Hy-joong-kwas (He Tears Everything), ‘who has been for many years chief medicine man and who Wore this mask on all ceremonial occasions in connection with the False Face society, as well as at feast mask dances in the’ ". long house. As to the masks themselves, the be. lief that each is the abode of a spirit has resulted in the creation of a myth to account for its origin in a supernatural sense. The following is the myth f of A-k’-on-wa-rah, the mask of Hyjoong-k was: it ¢ After the making of. the world atic its people by Rawen Niyob he Seft it for a time. but when he returned he war one day walking through an open place, following the sun, overlooking it, and I am-stronger than you are.” “Show me how you can prove this,” demanded Rawen Niyoh. The False Face suggested that they retire to a valley not far from two high mountains. The False Face ordered one of the mountains to come nearer, and it moved close to them. Rawen Niyoh was very much surprised at the result. : Niyoh then said: “You have power, I see, but of what use is it to you? What good can you do with it?” To this the Mask replied: “I use it to make people well when they are sick. Now I would like to know what power you have.” j Ntyoh said, “Do you want to see my power?” The Mask said he did. “Very well, then,” answered Niyoh. “TI will show you my power, for I made the world.” The Mask then said, ‘Make the other mountain come closer up to us,’ Cr Niyoh’s suggestion that the two should fuce about as before they did so, and Niyoh told the mountain to come close up to the first mountain, which it did. Niyoh slipped from between the mountains, but the Mask, turning round quickly to see what had happened, brought his nose up with great force against the face of the mountain. which stood behind him like a big wall, and the pain made him put out his tongue. F : “Now,” said Niyoh, “you see I have also great power, and to make you remember this your nose will always remain crooked and your tongue will always hang out,” The False Face then knew that Ni_-Lyoh had more!power than he had, and ever since the only sound he can utter is a tremuloys and somewhat subdued “Hoh-o-0-0, hoh-6-0-0-0.”” Each was satisfied with the exhibition of power on the part of the other, and Rawen Niyob said, “I think it would not be well for you to be seen here by the people who are coming to this place, because you are so ugly, for everybody would follow you. to -Iook at you.” A-k’-on-wa-rah (the False Face) agreed to this on condition that he should be allowed to claim the new people as bis grandchildren, and they were to call him grandfather. “I will help you all I can,” said he, “to drive away sickness from among the new people. and I am able to proRawen Niyob replied: “I am sure you have much power to help the people, and you must keep this power as long as they live. We will make a bargain. They shall be your grandchildren and you their grandfather. They must observe the dance—the False Face dance —at the long house forever. Now. we make this bargain, which shall last as long as you and I and the people and the world shall last.” ; Rawen Niyoh and A-k’-on-wa-tah . then geparated, the former saying, “I am going toward the setting sun,” and the FalseFace saying, “I go where the sun rises.” ! It will be seen from this story that even Rawen Niyoh is not supreme. His’ power is equaled by that of A-k’-on-wa-! rah, and both are -able to transport! themselves to any part of the world at! : pleasure. Hy-joong-kwas being too old to act in his official capacity, he was induced with great difficulty to part with his: mask. Believing the mask to be the abode of a veritable spirit, it was nee, essary to placate that spirit fto-atone fer the insult of giving the mask to somebody else. Besides, Hy-joongkwas and the mask had been so long’ in communion that nea trcssfer, even for a consideration, was no ordinary business transaction. He went through the ceremony of burning tobacco in the stove and said: “We shall not be very far apart, and I will often think of you and will often burn some.tobacco for you.” On concluding this touching little address be threw all that was left of his bandful of tobacco into the fire, took tbe mask from the back of the chair and after once more stroking its .hair handed it to Mr. Boyle with a request } that he would rub its face with ofl once or twice a year, as it bad been accustomed to such attention ever since Hyjoong-kwas owned it and would be pleased to be remembered in this way! Black Teeth, The custom of women In Japan at marriage giving their teeth an everlasting coating of blacking is practiced now by only a small percentage, but there are still seen in the cities hundreds of women hideous with black ivory, and dentists’ showcases contain sets of black teeth. A’ man who. gets into the habit of never making mistakes !s altogether too near perfection fer this .world.— ° bis own work. and examining the ground where the people were going to live, when bis eye caught a strange. long haired figure coming in the opposite direction. . Rawen Niyob said to him, “Where did you come from?” to which the False Face replied: “1 am the real own: er of the world. 1 was here before you.” Rawen Niyob sald. “I think I am the real owner of this world because . made it.” ronto. _ It. was the oldest with one ex“That may be quite true.” the Faise Ladies’ GRAND OPENING #* + New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived.. 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