August 11, 1899 (4 pages)

WLS th ‘1899. GRASS VALLEY News. A ‘Day’ s Record of Our Neighbors as Tod Over The Telephone. Mrs, Thomas Rowe.bus gone to Butte, ~Montana, to join her busbaud. Bert George, son of the Breiaatect: left today for Campbell Springs, Richard Chellew. and family and Richard Pooaichoe left" vonhgrane {or Michigan. Mrs. Lizzie Hommitl and her daaghter Annie have gone to Columbia Hill on a visit. ‘The Vroom-Addison ‘Company will play Grass Valley tonight: and tomor. row night. . Mrs. George _Baker is pere from Columbia Hill visiting her daughter, Mrs, H. Pengelly. 3 The two O'Neill brothers.and Messrs, Hawkins and Crase left yeahs on a camping expedition. A. surprise party was: pete . lest: evening. at the home of Mrs. Wm. Nankervis to Miss: ithel Davie: of Sweatland. Both of the Oda Fellows? holds have decided now to join with the tive Sons in the Admission Day picnic ‘at Shebley’s, and its success is assured. Company I was mustered in last night with fifty men enrolled: The. Officers elected were Oaptain, F. M. Miller; First’ Lieutenant, Charles A Witter; Second Lieutenant, John H. Richards. A banquet was afterwards given at Fillmore’s hotel;and this event was accompanied by toasting and sing:: ing. Lieutenant P. F. Simonds. responded to the toast “Company O,” the members of which organization were present in foree from the county seat: It took Jim. Pendergast just nine: rounds last night to muke Mike Wheelihan quit fighting. It was a give and . take mill from the start, and ulthough it was apparent from the time the men came into the ring that the big burly Sacramentan out-classed tha Grass Valley youngster, the latter was game to the last. Mike was practically whipped in the seventh round, and at the opening of the ninth was so weuk as to. be almost helpless, Pendergast fouled repeatedly after the first round, but Jerome Deasy, who was referee, did not seem to see the coarse work, THE INCANDESCENT LAMP, ‘It Can Start a Fire es Well as Other ‘Electric Lights, Many people are apt to think {hat because an incandéscent lamp is inclosed ina glass: bulb, and its incandescent filament cannot therefore come into contact with anything inflammable, that the bnlb can be used under all Conditions and in contact with all kinds of. materials: with but little danger. That this.isa mistake has been proved by several fires in show windows where the hanging incandescents have been allowed to touch lace or other more or less filmy materials with which the window was draped. ‘Testimony on this subject can be given also bya rash youth who,: during -the . zero weather last winter, went to sleep with a burning incandescevt lump wrapped in a handkerchief at bis feet. An hour afterwards his slumbers were rudely brcken by a sensation of extreme iiscomfort at the tips of his toes; the oom was full of smoke and the smoul-}y. dering bedclothes were on‘the point of bursting into flame. But the record in the denionstration of what beat an incandescent lamp is capable of throwing out is broken in a photograph lately published of a .wooden partition, through which a large hole had been burned simply by the pressure upon it laterally of au incandescent lamp, The lamp which was on a 110-volt circuit, bung from a tusible* rosette. Some mechanics who were at work in the room wanted the light closer, and twisted the flexible cord arcund a nail in a freshly finished wooden partition. ‘lhe Jemy, withits bulb resting on the eheating, was leit Luining when‘ the workmen left ut five o’clock p. m: When they came back to work at seven o'clock the next morning the lamp had Lurned a‘bole larger thanilself through the wainscoting und wus hangiug clear of contact with the charred wood, which had Semtanately burned itself cut. ae “HE THAT ANY GOOD WOULD WIN” should be provided with good health, and everyoue whowculd buve good heulth Should remember tbat pure, rich blood is the first requisite. Hood’s Sarsapurilla, by giviug good bicod und:gaod healtb, bas helped maby a map to success, Hood’s Pills do not axe Ali drag-1 iets, 25c. Will Pay a Reward. A point lace bandkerchbief was. lost bys lady last evenitig on Pineor Broad street. A reward will be paid for its reiurnéo this cate all.1t 3 (Notice. The Nevada City Undertaking Co. has disposed of its Uudertaking Business to Geo. A. Gray aud all parties indebited to the’Cempapy are requested to call at the oitice of Legg & Shaw Co. end cettle. Present ali bills to the alove firm for payment. a8-lw ; . New Crop Shrimps. A fresh lot just received by Gaylord . & Son. j29-tt For Rent. ee ee the ‘PranTred Bee for rent, In=e. tn progress in every branch of human acay sh Sige “Wisamerow, Ang.4ik, 1600. ae Eprror Transonier:—W hen the cir-. . cumstances under” which Secretary . on Root paséed his first week at the head . ‘ of the War: Department are considered} , one wonders that so few’ plans have been manufactured for him by the:cor-. respondents of the yéllow journals,} which insist: upon printing: ‘Washing-. ton news whether there is any or not. A week Owing to the absence of the President and pearly. all the members. cof the one peed about. his plans, -“That the yellows} should proceed tu make:a few -plans for him was as natural.as that water]; will rundown bill, and the only surprising thing was that they did not make them more sensationyl. At the proper time Secretary © Roov’s ‘official acts will show van country. his" intentions. ts The conculer peer of the. United States aré not only expected to keep ut . posted on trade conditions in the}. Countries to. which they are accredited, ‘but also upon everything in thé line of my iuclined, the Great ‘Mountain Mine, =: aud Cork, w York, tain Mine. ; “But to what ‘working man; Go: Ww? in the morning, q o'clock: is the ime, . You may try a few. shifts at the. Great Mountain Mine.” I started to work iia tae dost day, oe sone and grub I heard was the ivity. The Department of State has received the following concerning a new treatment for consumption from . : the United States Commerciul Agen}, . at Roubaix, France: “A new methed ot . treating brenchial and pulmonary disof the ‘Academy of Medicine. by Dr.] 7, “Up my time, Mendel. The treatment. is ‘specially tet ae ee at the Sold Monn-. recommended for tuberculosis. k . consists of injecting daily into the We stracke for a wages and old Pinbronchial tubes essence of eucalyptus, “Ite a’ damned foolish notion’s got into ‘byme and cinnamon, held in solution your head, in olive oil. The -oil in descending slowly comes into contact with the walls of the tubes and the upper-lungs. ‘The gas that is get free saturates the omsaheronsc air in the lungs and acts on the mucus I quit old Pinney “and place of abode membranes as far as the air penetrates. rm 357 POF PERERA LO" the age Sixteen tuberculosis and two witb] And there we met a teamster by the bronchitis have been given this treathame of Devine, ment, and in each case, after one or Who hauled all the. tramps’ blankets two weeks, a lessening or complete from the Great Mountain Mine. cessation of the cough and expectoraSunday’s ‘Ball Game. tion, as well asa retarn-of sleep, appe: log caenee eT, tite and strength bas been ioted.” It. is practically the old Monarch nine Representative Burke, of South Dathe Seaweeds of this city will faokl . ‘kota, who ie in, Washington on busiSunday afternoon at Glenbrook Park” goes blind™ sure Republican column; and speaking. !0¥ing line-up, They are going to of the general outlook, he said:, “Outplay for all the gate receipts to go to) side of Colorado I do not believe: there the winners. The local talentis to be Bryan can carry. Tcousider that Prestland Tamblyn will bein the box with dent McKinley's renomination and rehis arm-in condition to do his beet election are foregone conclusions, The Glass of work. The Seaweeds realize administration is popular in the north-. tbat they havea hard fight to make west.Our péople hare fallen; upon and are putting in the week at solid prosperous times, and they are not in. . Practice. This is the line-up: A clined to tarn the government over to. d-elkeniainas bef &} aoe de: B; the opposition, which always promises O'Connor, Ist; Richards, gr apes so much and performs 60 little.” 88; Hooper, 8d; Carpenter, If; Oarr, cf; A conference will be held in Wash-. ~!eming, rf. " ington this week which will probably . Monarchs—Treaberth, c; Whiting, Pi . result in an immediate start being Pick Perkins, ist; Perkins, 2d; Nevins, made in the taking of the census of He Lynch, we: Moore, If; Bears, cf; Cuba. Those who will participate in enwoudss Oo oe the conference will be Secretary Root, it treet and ow. ter Matters Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn, the. Sate Stet 8 Bi asi spector General Sanger, who will have Last night the City Trustees let a immediate supervision of the work,! contract toT. L. Coffey to build astone several representatives of the Census wall on Deer creek at the intersection Bureau, and the Cuban Supervisors, . of Nevada street with Main street, also recently appointed by General Brooke. to construct a stone vtlvert in ManzaAs has been stated, this census is to be} nita Ravine where it crosses the lower taken to get at the voting population! end of Nevada street. Mr, Ooffey’s of Cuba, and soon after i's completion, . bid. was $1195 and was the only one. municipal elections will be held over} The Board will at an early date pass! there. Although our Census Bureau] an ordinance prohibiting the use. of officials are acting in an advisory ca-. city water for irrigating during certain pacity in this matter, the Cuban census . hours of the night., will have no connection with our-cen-. Next week the: Murchie brothers, sus and will be taken“under military. .Wm. H. and S. T., will grade Long supervision, street, having been awarded the conThe following opinion, by Mr. J. T. tract at $150. Gillespie,an observant citizen of Massa-. The Darty TRANsoRIPT’s bid of $6 chusetts, wbo has just returned from a. was accepted by the Board for-the trip to Rusia, and whois now in Wash-. printing of biavk contracts, etc, for ington, is both interesting and pertithe sewer system, nent: “With all her protessed friendship for the United States, Russia does not tolerate American missionaries within, her borders. Russia is preeminently selfish in all her aims, and her ambitions are far moqre stupendous than people in this country: have any idea of. She dreams of the time when she will dominate not only the whole of China, but India, Persia, and Turkey as well. The building of the great Siberian railway is nothing but a scheme of conquest. Russia courts] the friendship of the United States because she fears that when the inevitable conflict between the Slav. and the Briton comes on, the United States may side wi'h the mother country. Down in their hearts the Russians care no more for us than they do for the English, and whenever they think the hour is ripe, they. will push us aside-in the Orient, just as ruthlessly as they will Jobn Bull. They bide their time, being a patient and cunning race, but}in the meantime it suits them to appear to be our friends.” Catarrh is Not Incurable But it, can not be cured by sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures which reach only the surface: The disease is in the blood, and can only be reached through the blood. . 8. 8. 8. is the only which can have any effect. upon . Heinen it cures the disease permanently and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint. Miss Joate res of Montpelier, Ohio, fy? ‘ writes: “I was afflicted from infancy . with Catarrh, and no one can know the suffering it produces better than I. The Sprays and washes \ prescribed by the. docme tors relieyed me only temporarily, and 1 though I used them ionstanttis or ten years, the disease had a firmer hold than ever. I tried a number of 4 blood remedies, but their mineral ingredientg settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism, “. I was in a lamentable condition, and after exhausting all treatment, was declared incurable, Forty-NrvEr. -Short-S ighted ‘Farmers. The Willows (Gienn county) PromoGinnance, t desided to try 16 de foeues woe be affairs ‘ot the Great Moun: I arrived in Downieville. on: “Faty 10%, ae Be that city with pleasure Al Lett: jE) ens the} papers I chanced . to find, Advertisements for men. at soe Great. Cabihet, there bas been a dearth of} Moantain. Mine. official news, and Secretary Root hus t t been too busy. posting bjméelt to talk Ree ang pater “ae way. To take no more men he seemed quite Saying, “We're crowded with bums at “We have agentsin Liverpool, Tendon We bave fifty in Boston. and ten. in /hare been here -before, and everybody o Fakchs Thom in> Chicago and four at Des, Forwadiug: bam. to the’ Great Mounplease your, desire £ will: do! . I know by your jib-you’re: a equare eases has been called to the attention . At the vend of two nionttis E sum ined We'll let.the mine stand till the devil . [is Before we puy off at the Great Moun-. \CLOTHING, ness, says bis State ‘can be put in the} 8S cam be seen by a glance at the fol-. is a single Northwestern State that Mr-. braced up by George Beckley as catcher, ). Summer Silks, Lawns, . Broad Street, corner Pine. Seeing 8. 8.8, advertised as a cure for blood . . ‘ter says: “What good reason is there why a creamery at Willows or Colusa catinot be made a success, while one at; Penn Valley, in Nevada county, is successful from the start? The reason is Fapparent. In another column is a clipping from the Transcript in relation tothe Penn Valley creamery. There {they have an abundance of greep grasses, clover, timothy, alfalfa and natural meadow grase. Whenever we grow enough alfalfa here; we aie 3 will-be a success. system was whder the effeebof the medicine, I began to improve, and after taking it for two months I was gured ¢ompletely, the dreadful disease was eradicated from my system, and I have had no return of it.” “Many have been rag local trentment. for years, and find themselves worse now than ever. A trial of S.S.S'%.Blood: willit-to--be the right remed. Sor’ Cntapehs, It will cure the most uby pS Rhema a ®Booke-mailed free to addréss Swift chs Oo., Aulantas Gas i 7 Bix'loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s. of participating ing’p party’ that is to foll Ed Malley, Prof, ona loungé and having a lamp burning. J. O'Mal Ney'and ©. H. Kell, ‘They have: splendid orchestra that: plays all t latest music. The program embraces .serperitine, parasol, wing and rj ft dancing, songs, comedy acts, eto., and . ! pting as to is “refined throaghont. The show. ig} portion where the firestarted was a declared _by the papers wherever it is}mass of ruins this morning. =. given to be one of the best on the road. It was a rickety old one-story house for the money. “the O’Malley Sisters} built in two tections with three or four rooms in each part besides the baaement. It:was known for years as the Missie place. Since Mrs. Coughlan came into possession of the property _{she bas lived in the south part and . . Pented the north half,a family having! on ae moved out of the latter a few days ago. Science . She had $600 insurance on the house, has proven that, and also that neglect. $200 om the furniture afd $50 on the eis vee Aen coe, or gouah clothing. The owter of the property Sceemmcien Ghe, Sar on sa'd there had been no fire in the stove guarantee for egg aot since two o'clock yesterday afternoon. by H. Dickerman, the di -} Officials of the Fire Department -are ‘strong odor of burning kerosene. They ve was delighted with them. At the last”. State: Fuir they perfcrmed nightly in. ‘the Pavilion for two weeks ‘end won! aes praise. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? ie Forel seitite A SURE THING! Po It is a sure thing that you can buy And Gents’ aiid Boys’ AT THE GRIMES EMPORIUM Cheaper than any place in town. Call and See Our New Shirts. AT COST For Ten Days ! If you are Looking For Bargains Now Is YOUR CHANCE. Figured Organdies, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) “BEEHIVE GROCERY‘. J.J. JACKSON, = ~~ Proprietor Agency Fore-fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . == Depot for , f. ENS cause of it all is the heavy pas. . ley, and the alarm was given. Walter . Tompkins broke into the north-end of: ir the building ard found Mrs. Coughlan {. in her night clothes, apparently asleep ‘The firemen soon had ‘three streams . . playing on the. blaze.which gave out a Furnishing "Gina : iA. A. & H. W. Hartung.” To the Ladies : the tndersigned, have known. P, J. Cheney for the .ust 15 y lieve him perfectly honoranle in’ all business trausactions and ‘fluancialiy oe cag hs Sm out any obligations made West & ‘Yevax, Wholesale Druggists, Tot ledo, O. Watpine, Kinwan & Manvin, in Wholesale ‘Draggiste, Toledo, ©. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken inter-~ Dally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. . ‘Ball’s Family Pille are the best. How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If £0, Conoy more * faluanaee else, one bound east and one bound west, are to be pat on the Central Paciffc ina few days and. arrangements of. runes; equipments, eto, are nearly completed. . Senger. traffic the road is enjoying With the new ‘trains the total will be fifteen passenger crews; that is fifteen . ‘conductor and thirty brakemen. Wil Operate ‘at te at Seuarteviis. _ Frank Wrigh’, for ‘formely: of North San Juan, and W. Kolman™ afrived ‘stipation, Indigéstion, Sick, Headaches here today from San Francisco. They ohh tbe principal causes. Kari’s Clover Seodace’ rice. 25 ots. and 50 cts. gravel mine at ‘Smartsrille as a “aritt-. Money LOA sa if resnits-are not satae propositing putting up a mill to jistactory. For sale by H. Dickerman _. crash the cement. It is*expected that Vie aistiggiat. Saat: if ne ,000 will be expended in construct. Sige me a first: clase plaut ot binary. Sn loaves pread tor 460 at Homann’s. French Tansy Waters. . Does This Strike You? These are the getruine French Tansy “complexions, Nauséating. Wafers, imported direct from Paris. breath come from chronic coustipatiou,' Ladies can depend upon securing reKarl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolate liet from and cure of irregular periods . cure and bas been sold for say yeurs Tegardiess of cause. In red wrappers. absolute guarantee. Price 25 ots. . Beware of substitutes. LA F. CE {nd boots. Far sale by H. Dickerman, DRUG COMPANY, importers, San the droggist. tf ‘. Francisco. For sale by W D. Vinton. IT’S ALL RIGHT! The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as repre-_ sented. It is new in style there is no deception as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by. the dozen in SILVER WARE. Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers. I like to show goods ‘and take pleasure in selling them on their merits. COC. J. BRAND, Pioneer Jeweler, Booka Street. SPECIAL eae . ne Is called to our fine line of Ee CA I CE ES SS eee & Or American Manufacture. * The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer_a good time piece at a very moderate price. D oO IN'''T’ bay Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when yon ean gett New and reliabie goods at our store for abuat the same price. @@ Remember, our repair work will. be Telephone West 14. e 8 “ eest inspection. Sucsassors to F. CO. Luetje, Broad St. Nevada Ciiy We are now offering bargains in Hats, and from now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION SRE ie eee ee IN THE PRICH OF. TRIMMED HATS. eS ee eae) WW. EX. Crawrfiord. Grand 3. Closing 3333-—Out Sales=~ Pants $2 up and Suits $6 up. Finest Quality of Imported Broadcloth, $25 to $35 a suit. Overcoats of best quality, $15. [Leave your orders so as to ‘give us time, not to make it up in too great a hurry. 0. E. WAXEL, The Tailor. Broad Street, 2d door below Armory Hall, Nevada City. if you. want t the ast Insist on having zHE JOINTLESS, LUCKY CURVE GEO.S. PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN ERE SCICCESS oF THEPEN AGE.@e= _ For sale at DICKERMAN S, DRUGS, STATIONERY, \ Fancy Groceries al PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey. mm 00; Mikado Soap... ik hoes seb sxite loses 05 Duffy’s Malt Whiskey..... 1 00 a ig Sorte igh : Game Cock Whiskey... Sobsaceies pee Seat hike Monarch ¢J Se Water Queen Soap.... aosfasaze OB pans * 76 . Copeo (white) Soap..,...000. 05 by anaes ceeystenesecgeee . ae of San Signe eee "ss e+ ¢ 5 8 ARABIAN ROAST" Coffee Give ite Trish, © © © se © + ce ay _ PHOTO SUPPLIES.

WLS th ‘1899. GRASS VALLEY News. A ‘Day’ s Record of Our Neighbors as Tod Over The Telephone. Mrs, Thomas Rowe.bus gone to Butte, ~Montana, to join her busbaud. Bert George, son of the Breiaatect: left today for Campbell Springs, Richard Chellew. and family and Richard Pooaichoe left" vonhgrane {or Michigan. Mrs. Lizzie Hommitl and her daaghter Annie have gone to Columbia Hill on a visit. ‘The Vroom-Addison ‘Company will play Grass Valley tonight: and tomor. row night. . Mrs. George _Baker is pere from Columbia Hill visiting her daughter, Mrs, H. Pengelly. 3 The two O'Neill brothers.and Messrs, Hawkins and Crase left yeahs on a camping expedition. A. surprise party was: pete . lest: evening. at the home of Mrs. Wm. Nankervis to Miss: ithel Davie: of Sweatland. Both of the Oda Fellows? holds have decided now to join with the tive Sons in the Admission Day picnic ‘at Shebley’s, and its success is assured. Company I was mustered in last night with fifty men enrolled: The. Officers elected were Oaptain, F. M. Miller; First’ Lieutenant, Charles A Witter; Second Lieutenant, John H. Richards. A banquet was afterwards given at Fillmore’s hotel;and this event was accompanied by toasting and sing:: ing. Lieutenant P. F. Simonds. responded to the toast “Company O,” the members of which organization were present in foree from the county seat: It took Jim. Pendergast just nine: rounds last night to muke Mike Wheelihan quit fighting. It was a give and . take mill from the start, and ulthough it was apparent from the time the men came into the ring that the big burly Sacramentan out-classed tha Grass Valley youngster, the latter was game to the last. Mike was practically whipped in the seventh round, and at the opening of the ninth was so weuk as to. be almost helpless, Pendergast fouled repeatedly after the first round, but Jerome Deasy, who was referee, did not seem to see the coarse work, THE INCANDESCENT LAMP, ‘It Can Start a Fire es Well as Other ‘Electric Lights, Many people are apt to think {hat because an incandéscent lamp is inclosed ina glass: bulb, and its incandescent filament cannot therefore come into contact with anything inflammable, that the bnlb can be used under all Conditions and in contact with all kinds of. materials: with but little danger. That this.isa mistake has been proved by several fires in show windows where the hanging incandescents have been allowed to touch lace or other more or less filmy materials with which the window was draped. ‘Testimony on this subject can be given also bya rash youth who,: during -the . zero weather last winter, went to sleep with a burning incandescevt lump wrapped in a handkerchief at bis feet. An hour afterwards his slumbers were rudely brcken by a sensation of extreme iiscomfort at the tips of his toes; the oom was full of smoke and the smoul-}y. dering bedclothes were on‘the point of bursting into flame. But the record in the denionstration of what beat an incandescent lamp is capable of throwing out is broken in a photograph lately published of a .wooden partition, through which a large hole had been burned simply by the pressure upon it laterally of au incandescent lamp, The lamp which was on a 110-volt circuit, bung from a tusible* rosette. Some mechanics who were at work in the room wanted the light closer, and twisted the flexible cord arcund a nail in a freshly finished wooden partition. ‘lhe Jemy, withits bulb resting on the eheating, was leit Luining when‘ the workmen left ut five o’clock p. m: When they came back to work at seven o'clock the next morning the lamp had Lurned a‘bole larger thanilself through the wainscoting und wus hangiug clear of contact with the charred wood, which had Semtanately burned itself cut. ae “HE THAT ANY GOOD WOULD WIN” should be provided with good health, and everyoue whowculd buve good heulth Should remember tbat pure, rich blood is the first requisite. Hood’s Sarsapurilla, by giviug good bicod und:gaod healtb, bas helped maby a map to success, Hood’s Pills do not axe Ali drag-1 iets, 25c. Will Pay a Reward. A point lace bandkerchbief was. lost bys lady last evenitig on Pineor Broad street. A reward will be paid for its reiurnéo this cate all.1t 3 (Notice. The Nevada City Undertaking Co. has disposed of its Uudertaking Business to Geo. A. Gray aud all parties indebited to the’Cempapy are requested to call at the oitice of Legg & Shaw Co. end cettle. Present ali bills to the alove firm for payment. a8-lw ; . New Crop Shrimps. A fresh lot just received by Gaylord . & Son. j29-tt For Rent. ee ee the ‘PranTred Bee for rent, In=e. tn progress in every branch of human acay sh Sige “Wisamerow, Ang.4ik, 1600. ae Eprror Transonier:—W hen the cir-. . cumstances under” which Secretary . on Root paséed his first week at the head . ‘ of the War: Department are considered} , one wonders that so few’ plans have been manufactured for him by the:cor-. respondents of the yéllow journals,} which insist: upon printing: ‘Washing-. ton news whether there is any or not. A week Owing to the absence of the President and pearly. all the members. cof the one peed about. his plans, -“That the yellows} should proceed tu make:a few -plans for him was as natural.as that water]; will rundown bill, and the only surprising thing was that they did not make them more sensationyl. At the proper time Secretary © Roov’s ‘official acts will show van country. his" intentions. ts The conculer peer of the. United States aré not only expected to keep ut . posted on trade conditions in the}. Countries to. which they are accredited, ‘but also upon everything in thé line of my iuclined, the Great ‘Mountain Mine, =: aud Cork, w York, tain Mine. ; “But to what ‘working man; Go: Ww? in the morning, q o'clock: is the ime, . You may try a few. shifts at the. Great Mountain Mine.” I started to work iia tae dost day, oe sone and grub I heard was the ivity. The Department of State has received the following concerning a new treatment for consumption from . : the United States Commerciul Agen}, . at Roubaix, France: “A new methed ot . treating brenchial and pulmonary disof the ‘Academy of Medicine. by Dr.] 7, “Up my time, Mendel. The treatment. is ‘specially tet ae ee at the Sold Monn-. recommended for tuberculosis. k . consists of injecting daily into the We stracke for a wages and old Pinbronchial tubes essence of eucalyptus, “Ite a’ damned foolish notion’s got into ‘byme and cinnamon, held in solution your head, in olive oil. The -oil in descending slowly comes into contact with the walls of the tubes and the upper-lungs. ‘The gas that is get free saturates the omsaheronsc air in the lungs and acts on the mucus I quit old Pinney “and place of abode membranes as far as the air penetrates. rm 357 POF PERERA LO" the age Sixteen tuberculosis and two witb] And there we met a teamster by the bronchitis have been given this treathame of Devine, ment, and in each case, after one or Who hauled all the. tramps’ blankets two weeks, a lessening or complete from the Great Mountain Mine. cessation of the cough and expectoraSunday’s ‘Ball Game. tion, as well asa retarn-of sleep, appe: log caenee eT, tite and strength bas been ioted.” It. is practically the old Monarch nine Representative Burke, of South Dathe Seaweeds of this city will faokl . ‘kota, who ie in, Washington on busiSunday afternoon at Glenbrook Park” goes blind™ sure Republican column; and speaking. !0¥ing line-up, They are going to of the general outlook, he said:, “Outplay for all the gate receipts to go to) side of Colorado I do not believe: there the winners. The local talentis to be Bryan can carry. Tcousider that Prestland Tamblyn will bein the box with dent McKinley's renomination and rehis arm-in condition to do his beet election are foregone conclusions, The Glass of work. The Seaweeds realize administration is popular in the north-. tbat they havea hard fight to make west..Our péople hare fallen; upon and are putting in the week at solid prosperous times, and they are not in. . Practice. This is the line-up: A clined to tarn the government over to. d-elkeniainas bef &} aoe de: B; the opposition, which always promises O'Connor, Ist; Richards, gr apes so much and performs 60 little.” 88; Hooper, 8d; Carpenter, If; Oarr, cf; A conference will be held in Wash-. ~!eming, rf. " ington this week which will probably . Monarchs—Treaberth, c; Whiting, Pi . result in an immediate start being Pick Perkins, ist; Perkins, 2d; Nevins, made in the taking of the census of He Lynch, we: Moore, If; Bears, cf; Cuba. Those who will participate in enwoudss Oo oe the conference will be Secretary Root, it treet and ow. ter Matters Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn, the. Sate Stet 8 Bi asi spector General Sanger, who will have Last night the City Trustees let a immediate supervision of the work,! contract toT. L. Coffey to build astone several representatives of the Census wall on Deer creek at the intersection Bureau, and the Cuban Supervisors, . of Nevada street with Main street, also recently appointed by General Brooke. to construct a stone vtlvert in ManzaAs has been stated, this census is to be} nita Ravine where it crosses the lower taken to get at the voting population! end of Nevada street. Mr, Ooffey’s of Cuba, and soon after i's completion, . bid. was $1195 and was the only one. municipal elections will be held over} The Board will at an early date pass! there. Although our Census Bureau] an ordinance prohibiting the use. of officials are acting in an advisory ca-. city water for irrigating during certain pacity in this matter, the Cuban census . hours of the night., will have no connection with our-cen-. Next week the: Murchie brothers, sus and will be taken“under military. .Wm. H. and S. T., will grade Long supervision, street, having been awarded the conThe following opinion, by Mr. J. T. tract at $150. Gillespie,an observant citizen of Massa-. The Darty TRANsoRIPT’s bid of $6 chusetts, wbo has just returned from a. was accepted by the Board for-the trip to Rusia, and whois now in Wash-. printing of biavk contracts, etc, for ington, is both interesting and pertithe sewer system, nent: “With all her protessed friendship for the United States, Russia does not tolerate American missionaries within, her borders. Russia is preeminently selfish in all her aims, and her ambitions are far moqre stupendous than people in this country: have any idea of. She dreams of the time when she will dominate not only the whole of China, but India, Persia, and Turkey as well. The building of the great Siberian railway is nothing but a scheme of conquest. Russia courts] the friendship of the United States because she fears that when the inevitable conflict between the Slav. and the Briton comes on, the United States may side wi'h the mother country. Down in their hearts the Russians care no more for us than they do for the English, and whenever they think the hour is ripe, they. will push us aside-in

the Orient, just as ruthlessly as they will Jobn Bull. They bide their time, being a patient and cunning race, but}in the meantime it suits them to appear to be our friends.” Catarrh is Not Incurable But it, can not be cured by sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures which reach only the surface: The disease is in the blood, and can only be reached through the blood. . 8. 8. 8. is the only which can have any effect. upon . Heinen it cures the disease permanently and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint. Miss Joate res of Montpelier, Ohio, fy? ‘ writes: “I was afflicted from infancy . with Catarrh, and no one can know the suffering it produces better than I. The Sprays and washes \ prescribed by the. docme tors relieyed me only temporarily, and 1 though I used them ionstanttis or ten years, the disease had a firmer hold than ever. I tried a number of 4 blood remedies, but their mineral ingredientg settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism, “. I was in a lamentable condition, and after exhausting all treatment, was declared incurable, Forty-NrvEr. -Short-S ighted ‘Farmers. The Willows (Gienn county) PromoGinnance, t desided to try 16 de foeues woe be affairs ‘ot the Great Moun: I arrived in Downieville. on: “Faty 10%, ae Be that city with pleasure Al Lett: jE) ens the} papers I chanced . to find, Advertisements for men. at soe Great. Cabihet, there bas been a dearth of} Moantain. Mine. official news, and Secretary Root hus t t been too busy. posting bjméelt to talk Ree ang pater “ae way. To take no more men he seemed quite Saying, “We're crowded with bums at “We have agentsin Liverpool, Tendon We bave fifty in Boston. and ten. in /hare been here -before, and everybody o Fakchs Thom in> Chicago and four at Des, Forwadiug: bam. to the’ Great Mounplease your, desire £ will: do! . I know by your jib-you’re: a equare eases has been called to the attention . At the vend of two nionttis E sum ined We'll let.the mine stand till the devil . [is Before we puy off at the Great Moun-. \CLOTHING, ness, says bis State ‘can be put in the} 8S cam be seen by a glance at the fol-. is a single Northwestern State that Mr-. braced up by George Beckley as catcher, ). Summer Silks, Lawns, . Broad Street, corner Pine. Seeing 8. 8.8, advertised as a cure for blood . . ‘ter says: “What good reason is there why a creamery at Willows or Colusa catinot be made a success, while one at; Penn Valley, in Nevada county, is successful from the start? The reason is Fapparent. In another column is a clipping from the Transcript in relation tothe Penn Valley creamery. There {they have an abundance of greep grasses, clover, timothy, alfalfa and natural meadow grase. Whenever we grow enough alfalfa here; we aie 3 will-be a success. system was whder the effeebof the medicine, I began to improve, and after taking it for two months I was gured ¢ompletely, the dreadful disease was eradicated from my system, and I have had no return of it.” “Many have been rag local trentment. for years, and find themselves worse now than ever. A trial of S.S.S'%.Blood: willit-to--be the right remed. Sor’ Cntapehs, It will cure the most uby pS Rhema a ®Booke-mailed free to addréss Swift chs Oo., Aulantas Gas i 7 Bix'loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s. of participating ing’p party’ that is to foll Ed Malley, Prof, ona loungé and having a lamp burning. J. O'Mal Ney'and ©. H. Kell, ‘They have: splendid orchestra that: plays all t latest music. The program embraces .serperitine, parasol, wing and rj ft dancing, songs, comedy acts, eto., and . ! pting as to is “refined throaghont. The show. ig} portion where the firestarted was a declared _by the papers wherever it is}mass of ruins this morning. =. given to be one of the best on the road. It was a rickety old one-story house for the money. “the O’Malley Sisters} built in two tections with three or four rooms in each part besides the baaement. It:was known for years as the Missie place. Since Mrs. Coughlan came into possession of the property _{she bas lived in the south part and . . Pented the north half,a family having! on ae moved out of the latter a few days ago. Science . She had $600 insurance on the house, has proven that, and also that neglect. $200 om the furniture afd $50 on the eis vee Aen coe, or gouah clothing. The owter of the property Sceemmcien Ghe, Sar on sa'd there had been no fire in the stove guarantee for egg aot since two o'clock yesterday afternoon. by H. Dickerman, the di -} Officials of the Fire Department -are ‘strong odor of burning kerosene. They ve was delighted with them. At the last”. State: Fuir they perfcrmed nightly in. ‘the Pavilion for two weeks ‘end won! aes praise. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? ie Forel seitite A SURE THING! Po It is a sure thing that you can buy And Gents’ aiid Boys’ AT THE GRIMES EMPORIUM Cheaper than any place in town. Call and See Our New Shirts. AT COST For Ten Days ! If you are Looking For Bargains Now Is YOUR CHANCE. Figured Organdies, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) “BEEHIVE GROCERY‘. J.J. JACKSON, = ~~ Proprietor Agency Fore-fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . == Depot for , f. ENS cause of it all is the heavy pas. . ley, and the alarm was given. Walter . Tompkins broke into the north-end of: ir the building ard found Mrs. Coughlan {. in her night clothes, apparently asleep ‘The firemen soon had ‘three streams . . playing on the. blaze.which gave out a Furnishing "Gina : iA. A. & H. W. Hartung.” To the Ladies : the tndersigned, have known. P, J. Cheney for the .ust 15 y lieve him perfectly honoranle in’ all business trausactions and ‘fluancialiy oe cag hs Sm out any obligations made West & ‘Yevax, Wholesale Druggists, Tot ledo, O. Watpine, Kinwan & Manvin, in Wholesale ‘Draggiste, Toledo, ©. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken inter-~ Dally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. . ‘Ball’s Family Pille are the best. How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If £0, Conoy more * faluanaee else, one bound east and one bound west, are to be pat on the Central Paciffc ina few days and. arrangements of. runes; equipments, eto, are nearly completed. . Senger. traffic the road is enjoying With the new ‘trains the total will be fifteen passenger crews; that is fifteen . ‘conductor and thirty brakemen. Wil Operate ‘at te at Seuarteviis. _ Frank Wrigh’, for ‘formely: of North San Juan, and W. Kolman™ afrived ‘stipation, Indigéstion, Sick, Headaches here today from San Francisco. They ohh tbe principal causes. Kari’s Clover Seodace’ rice. 25 ots. and 50 cts. gravel mine at ‘Smartsrille as a “aritt-. Money LOA sa if resnits-are not satae propositing putting up a mill to jistactory. For sale by H. Dickerman _. crash the cement. It is*expected that Vie aistiggiat. Saat: if ne ,000 will be expended in construct. Sige me a first: clase plaut ot binary. Sn loaves pread tor 460 at Homann’s. French Tansy Waters. . Does This Strike You? These are the getruine French Tansy “complexions, Nauséating. Wafers, imported direct from Paris. breath come from chronic coustipatiou,' Ladies can depend upon securing reKarl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolate liet from and cure of irregular periods . cure and bas been sold for say yeurs Tegardiess of cause. In red wrappers. absolute guarantee. Price 25 ots. . Beware of substitutes. LA F. CE {nd boots. Far sale by H. Dickerman, DRUG COMPANY, importers, San the droggist. tf ‘. Francisco. For sale by W D. Vinton. IT’S ALL RIGHT! The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as repre-_ sented. It is new in style there is no deception as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by. the dozen in SILVER WARE.. Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers. I like to show goods ‘and take pleasure in selling them on their merits. COC. J. BRAND, Pioneer Jeweler, Booka Street. SPECIAL eae . ne Is called to our fine line of Ee CA I CE ES SS eee & Or American Manufacture. * The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer_a good time piece at a very moderate price. D oO IN'''T’ bay Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when yon ean gett New and reliabie goods at our store for abuat the same price.. @@ Remember, our repair work will. be Telephone West 14. e 8 “ eest inspection. Sucsassors to F. CO. Luetje, Broad St. Nevada Ciiy We are now offering bargains in Hats, and from now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION SRE ie eee ee IN THE PRICH OF. 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