August 2, 1899 (4 pages)

i % sneer ee eA AES C agremeremnne eNNE G = . ” GRASS ‘YAULRY NEWS. ~ BRIEF MBN MENTION, A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . ; F*-QUAREZ DLST PROBLEM, . O'BRIEN IN QUINGY. (T0 HAVE NB “Be TdE — BROWN & & CALKINS.Me P. BROWN. t. 6, CALKING.” wilohationy SSS AUG. 2, 1899. » Ao altogether original species of refor n has developed itself in Newark, N. J. ‘The Women’s Manicipal Improvement Associat ion of that city has dissovered that the waiter girlsemployed in restaurants are compelled to be too clean and tidy. Some of tke Jealing restaurateurs of Newark, in order to attract and hold a good class custom, endeavor to make the waitresves look aS neat as possible, and. wi ti that purpose in view bave stipuJated that the girls must wear a certain number of clean aprons and white ‘ehirtwaists daily. The claim. which forins the basis of the attack which the * Wemen’s Municipal Improvement Association is making upon the custom is : hat it involves too much expense on the part of the employes. There is no evidence going to show that the girls objact to the rule. There is every reason to believe that the people they wait on are favorable to it. Sou far as it is possible to judge, the reform movement against clean and attractive waiting maids is only another exhibition of the latter-day tendency upon the part of some pegple to meddle with some o:her people’s business. A story is going the rounds of a golf match between the Rev. Dr. Sterret and Justice Harlan of the United S:ates Supreme Court. Theincident occurred at the Chevy Chase Golf Ciub, one of the prominent organizations near Washington, during a meeting between these two ardent golfers. ‘The doctor discovered his‘ ball teed np in tempticg style for a fine brussie shot, and, with the utmost aeliberation, he went through the preliminary “waggles” and with a supreme effort—missed the ball For fully » minute he gazed at the tantalizing sphere without uttering a word A’ length Justice Harlan remarked. solemnly: “Doctor, that was the most profane silence I ever listened to.” There must be a good deal of difference between the rouds of France: and those of the United States if judged by the automobile records. In the former country two automobiles ran 226 miies at the rate of twenty-three miles per hour, beating an expfess train, wile the automobile which-has started out to cross this continent ran thirtyfive miles and had-a break down. It is twenty days since Davis’ automobile started from New York Oily, and to dute it -has traveled only about 500 miles. There has lately been much speculatioa regarding the origin of the word “tip.” The truth is that in an old English taverh a receptacle for small cvin was fixed in a conspicuous place, over which appeared in writing, “To jusure promptness.” Whatever was placed in the box was divided among the servants. Other taverns followed the example, and soon the words were a’reviated to T. I. P. ‘here must be something in Mr. ‘ O.rnegie’s proposition that it is a disgrace to die rich, else the possessors of great wealth would not try so hard to put off the disgrace as long as possible. Kolly (growing pathetic)—Pity a poor, unfortunate man, Kelliher, thot’s gt to go home to his woife! Kelliber -—Lrace up Kelly! Brace up! Ye sbould be thankful ye are not the Sultan! Hardened Scoundrel-How'd you make out at robbing the train? Desperaie Villain (in disgust )}—Done tis!ta e till I got into the Puliman sleeper. T .-n the poster held me up!= among . What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stuges. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For eale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt —_—+~6eb1x loaves. bread ior Z6c at Homann’+ Over The Telephone, . Mrs. H. 0, Zapf went to San Francisco today. ‘Albert Luke and William Rule have gone to the Bay. Mrs. T. BR. Carson and children departed at noon for Pacific Grove. Mrs. Charles Barker and Mrs, John . Hocking and son have gone to San Francisco. The family of County Superintendent of Schools Rogers left today for PaGifle Grove. San Francisco where she will remain til October firsr. -Robert Walker, formerly super: Re tendent of the Empire mine, has returned from Berkeley and will probably remain. eee Will Polkinghorn of the 18th U. 8. Infautry writes to his famils bere: describing his experiences with the ‘“niggers” as he calls the Filipinos. He says he and his comrades are anxious to get hone again, Dr. Monnish of Atlanta, Ga., who has been visiting the county as the guest of P. M. Moroney of the Slide mime at French Corral, left here today for San. Francisco. It is likely he will conclude to invest in the mining industry in this county. A Grass Valley printer deowatiy tried his hand at farming, but couldu’t make things work right, and is now back at th case, He bad a. wrong font team —a mule and a horse—and this would not justify. He said the farmer fired him after he had “pied” three or. four “columns” of potatoes. He showed his limited experience by asking the farmer’s wife if she wanted the hens set leaded or solid. END OF A NIGHT'S JAMBOREE Two Hill's Flat Young Mon Must Tay . + > For Their. Fan. Abcut twelve o’clock last night Frank (“Pitcby ’) Carnana and young. Miller of Hili’s Flat came to the county’ seat in a one horse buggy from the livery stable of J. D. Blamey at Grass Valley. They were drank and drove around the streets at random, becoming boisterous towards morning. At eight o'clock they went aloug Washington street at ene side of the roadway and through their recklessiiess collided with a« pest at the side of St. Cunice church. The Singletree broke and the’ horse got away, but they soon’ recovered it, patched up the break and went down Ooyote street. In. front of the gas works they drove into a.derélict wagon at. the side of the street and their vehicle was capsized and smashed. The horse which had been badly mistreated fell and was shockingly injured, probably being ruined. Oaruana ‘went across suspension bridge and -wanderinginto Mrs.G. von Schmittburg's quently arrested there for disturbing the peace. At this writing he is in the city prison and as soon as he is sober enough will be taken before Justice Coughlan. Awarrantisalso out for Miller’s arrest, but he is supposed to have fled the town. A Pioneer Miner Dies. Joseph Schuyler died last nies about ten o’clock at his home on Rindolph Flat a short distance this side of the town of Rongh and Ready. Ge was a native of Germany aged 78 years, and has no relatives in this country. He had lived since early times at the Fiat where he owned a cabin, a mining claim and two acres of land. The faneral will take place at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon from the Rough and Ready schoolhouse. Among the delegates at the International Council of Women was Dr. Ida Kahn, a Chinese woman, who was educated at Ann Arbor by American missionaries. Z —_—_—_—— Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puribowels, etc., us nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guurautee. Price ermau, the druggist. tf Miss Alice Brady left at noon fcr: houseyard fell asleep, being subse-} fies the breuth by its action on the by 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick-}. Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Special prices on linen towels at the Racket store. .“ Og House and lot for sale, Enquire of . ‘George C. Gaylord. , m6-tf Two prisoners from Truckee are expected at the county jail tonight. Iee Cold Gilt Edge Beer at the; « Referee Saloon, the bestin tLe land. tf Yhe new fire hose ordered by the city: has arrived and is ‘satisfactory. *. EB. Isnac bus removed to bis Pine street house near Suspension bridge, Weissbein Brotbers _ contemplate starting up the Federsl Loan mine soon. i : 1 Jane A. Sharp bas applied to the’ Saperior court ror letters testemantary oO: the estate of the late Robert Sharp. The South Yuba telephone line connecting this city with the Company's lakes = dich mations is bviug reJudge Coughlan gave Henry Rich judgment for $40 in his suit to recover $80 from Charlies Olurke for wages due asa barkeeper. — Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the State, Such is the product of Gault’s bakery, Try it this summer. 524-1m. Inthe Superior Oourt today a decree of foreclosure and order of sale was made by Judge Nilon in the case of Thos. P. Brown’ vs. Chas. A. Beal. The judgment is for $301 and costs, the propérty involved beitig down towards Bear River. Last night a band of gypsies iad here with a troupe of performing bears and monkeys. They obtained a city license for $5 to give an exhibition on a lot-on upper Cummercial street, but not doiug weil there in their collections moved over to Broad street. ‘The otfivers bu-tiea them out of town when they made this breuk. rer Is It Malaria or Alum? {Popular Science Monthly.) Languor, loss of appetite, indigestion and often feverishuess are 1hé Common symptoms of a physiological cdndition termed “ntalariu.” Ail these symptoms may be and frequently are the effect of the use of alum buking powders in food ‘making. ‘There is no question about the poisonous effect of alum upon the system. It obstructs digestion, prostrates the nerves, coagulates been niade clear, thanks to physicians, boards of health,and food commissions. So “highly. injurious to the health of the community” does the eniinent head of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider ‘the alum baking powders, that he = says should be prohibited by law.” Under these circumstances it is worth the while of every housewife to employ the very littlecare that is necessary to keep so daugerous an element from the food of her family. A pure cream of tartar baking powder, which is the only kind that should be used, ought to cost about forty-five to fifty cents a pound. Therefore, if you are paying much less, something is wrong; if you are paying twenty-five cents or less per pound, the powder is ceeainlt made from alam. Always bear thine iiaple facts in mind when purchasing bukiug powder. A Forest Fire. § For two or three days past forest fires have ‘been burning in Myers Ravine and on Selby Flat vot far from the Mooney place. Sofar they havenot endangered the Electric Power Company’s-lines, although a close watch is country. was burned over jast year and there is not much fuel left fora fire fo feed on. i cniand aon se ~~ me 1% Young Mothers. Créup is the terror of thousands of so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Cousumption Oure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to: fail: The worst cases relieved’ immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 0U. For sale . Dickerman, the drugyist. tf + eee New Crop Shrimps. 5 A fresh lot just received by Gaylord and devitalizes the blood. All this hus} “their sale being kept on them. Much. of-hat. . young mothers because iis outbreak is . ¥i* and Young, Mrs. Cinvenics Organ: went to Pike City today. Its Agitation. -A Utah physician has stirred up a hornet’s nest ‘by -denouneing what -he Miss Sara Miller goes to San Franterms the parsimony of mining corpor. x cisco next week on a visit, Dr. A.” H.’ ‘ditkeil returns {his} Willing ores--without ‘ubjecting em. antees in the shape of subscriptions ‘© evening ircm a trip to. Sante ‘Oraz and . Luke. ‘Puboe, Mrs. A. M. Allen suit Mr, and Mre. ‘J. Martio Smith revuried home.on on Tast evening's train, ’ Miss Eva Hussey (06s to "Herkeles next week to enter. the Riate University as a: tudent. ~. Cok. M, W. Mather and J. Be Wheeler of the Plumbige miué went 10 San } Francisco today, : Earl Gras, sou of the Deputy County ‘Goroner, hus gone to Sau jUaasunted and may Stuy there. ations in not adopting some process in’ ployes to what he terms the effects of the death-dealing dyst, to keep down! which no eudsesstul plan bas yet been . devised; “Tie Salt Lake Tribuae’ com-~pments as follows 0: the subject : ‘The unfortunate thing about the agi. tition is tLé Hitig ition it threatens to precipitate. Bhe record at the mill sing. led out: ‘as the: shocking example shows that since its operation was begun over 5,000:persons have been upon its. payrel, and that thirty-four deaths have occurred, This is not viewed by millmen as. an alarming Fercentage. of mor-. J. V. Hauter ot the Peniiasooe Mintality, bu! the fear is the agitation. ing Company came in lasbhepecoctry from Sun Francisco. W. S: Organ returned last aiening now have an op’ ion on the Mono and April Foal No. 2 groups at De Lamar, from the Piumbago uve, where he was. but as it8 success implies the pera‘tuken ill while doing some work, R. A. Nicoll, traveling correspond: ‘tion of a mill similur to’ those already in operation over there, it is feared ent of tbe monthly magazine, the Brit-. that they will be seared off by the ugiish-Californian of aan Francisco, is in. town. Ed Dasiey, who ° employed at: the Uuidt hotel barber shop, leases ext week for Black Diamond, Wusiting.on, where he expects to.remuin,. William Waiters has returned from the Treadwell mine, Alusk», where he has been employed-in the mill as amalgumator since lust March. ‘Misees Adda and Viola Furth of North San Juan were bere last evene. iiig ou their way to Oakland to attend Mills-Gollege; Mrs. Furth ppoompatey ied them. THE DAVIS TRSTIMONIAL, A Rare Treat Tomorrow ww Night For Lovers of Music. Tomorrow ‘night the testimonial concert tendered 10 Prof. J. R. Davis is to take place, and.this evening the final’ ranearsal will be held in the theater. “Many of the best musicians of the county will assist in producing a program of extraordinary merit. Prominent. among the. features will be a choras of forty. voices, soprano solos by Misses Aunie Webber and Mabel Hughes, songs by Ben Opie of Grase Valley; a dust. by. Mr. and Mrs, strumentalists, and a wide -variety of other equally admirable numbers. ‘Tickets, which are but fifty. cents each, are meeting with-ready sale and everything indicates that it will ‘be a fashionable and artistic musical event. ey <2 “The Doctor's, Pien. The Law. Times teils some good’ sto-, ries narrated by O'Connell, the great Irish barrister, A physician, who: was a witness.asked the jadge to ordex him his expenses. “On whar plea ?” the judge asked. “On the plea of my having suffered personal loss and -inconvenien2e,” was the reply. my patients these five days, and if . am kept away much longer how do” I ‘noe but they "ll not get well ra en Is often a warning that ‘the liver. is torpid or inactive. More serious troubles may follow. “For a promp' efficient cure of Headache and liver tronbles, take Hoot’s Pills . Whilé: they rouse the liver, restore full, .regular action of the bowels, they do not. gripe or. pain, do not irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive-tonic effect, owed at all druggists or by mail of °. . 1. Hood. & Co,, Lowell, Notice of Proving Will. NTVE SUPERTOR COURT IN AND F yz ak the County. of Nevada, ‘State of Callforinthe matter of the Estate of ROBERT we Grids ia Worate: biaee, tae oO 9 hereby en that pore Mth day ef August, fas, atWeoe red thie suid day, at as Court koom of yer’ Court. at rhe Court House in the ot, and county ” Nevada, has been aypointed by me a4 the time and place for proving the “ill of sait Rober Sharp, d: cease!, and for heering the }* appiication of Jane «. Sharp for the issusind wh a tters Fine ne hl when i re person inter peer aun as shoe the same. . aad regi pe FL. ARBOGAST, Clerk, & Son. : j29-tf J, M, Wat xixq, Attorne “L haye been. kept away from}! >: i HAs PHROWASED THE: INTEREST “++ On Broad street, U will continue to conduct heretotation. * ‘Hon; T. R. Jones and others owning the Magnolia in the seme region have béen planning a plaut, but will not . batld in the face of the agitation nor the doctor witha rope. Truth ie, the man whose ores must .be milled is ina dilemma. He doesn’t kuow what todo. ever, be will not attempt a mill until the agitation is over and the agitators Have exhausted their energies in efforts to ed away. with the dast onthe. Ae is 2 A Street treet Scrap. aetai evening ; shortly before dark. “Prof.” Marray, a self styled. -phrenolo. . gist, and “Dr?” Martin, who-cluims to } be ‘a Sot ofa divine healer and herb doctor, had. an ‘encounter, on Broad . street in front of the postoffice. MurMrs, Murray. The lie passed back ant while the crowd that quickly garnered: stood around jeering the.twain. Finally! Martio,. who <is a big, well-groomed . man dubled his fists and advanced on the “Professah”. who is slender and not over tall.” As-he came forward Murray struck bim over the arm with for disturbing the peace. Murray demanded an immediate trial, and it ended by his being convicted and fined! It is beitg tried before a’ jury. as » the ‘LRansoarrr ‘goes to press. Firat Citizen—I see. Senator Platt is for out age. Second Citizen—Yes; he with Croker. .« erence _ CHANGE OF FIRM. . of. J. H. Polkinghora in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, it in the same first-class manuer as of the a6 Os firm are re settle tn A F agoopnts nt ‘their A connie Hine of tresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.,. On hand .at moderate prices. * Sac Extra Fine PeachesThis week for ar ant WMH . ANDREWS nested to arid 50 CENTS. A WEEK. a week or $2.a mont 10 cetits a week \ aheceee A to unesed Unes tn dyereieemeve as acs daitignal fine able invariably in advance. a : For Rents “A houso of five rooms is offered for rent. Enquire of Mrs. ‘J. . eter we on Water stree. ve <2 Sy d-1w Lot For . Sale. On the lower Grass Valley road Pe Nevada City liue, Has bearing fruit: trees and good well. Mrs.0,Maltman, 29 1w House For Rent, : A house on Nevada street 1; offered for rent. Enquire of Mra.C.&. Clarke, §28-1w All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes From 75 cts. to $1.50. iad italia th iol .¢ , 00d friends just the same. NECKWEAR. We carry all the latest styles and Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Tour-i 1 Eeaé Confidential to the People Who Wear soar . . Particularly those who . Think of Buying. tule « ec cin eat Jetuv, he 5 om Ohe fo Price Sal UNDERWEAR Light Weight All kinds'and colors. Jast the Rigs: for warm. ardome sie is artistic crergh fer us. It nekigrew frterds and_holde. old’ ones. Our Motto is : Your money back{if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Keturn it and get peur mcrey—jcu elall tere & witkegt a vad 4 prapment and we wil Bom Cat Brand . be oe Triple K ag = For Children cents a pair._-) hard finished, fine ce!lar avd barn with stall A cool sha@ty cottage on ‘Nevada street, for tw horers, Inquire at this office. A; scarf. pin, lke: teases paktable' ow. _ For Rent. A. W. MeCune and: his” associates . One thing on which he is decided, how. : ray-eceused Martin.of. talking against . forth several times and thére was much . bombastic language on both’ sides, a cane he carried and in doing so broke} tthe stitk: “They were bo S.J. Prisk, selections vy. leading in-! Cre, Fel ee ee eee $5. He bad.to pawn his watch to raise; © the money. -Martin gave a fifty dollar! ; bond-and bis case wept over. till today. very confidént universal peace is not] + est cans . beciouiassmecreiucane ortega -™ rooms, . for} ¢ housekeeping, with or Thean deena. InA garth MHC Cm aa cial Tbe map or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must ke in an awful viehicnmeas” if they reed the different Clothing sdectutliert, Some sale «2 sider decepticnan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair cealirg ¥ New Telephone Line. : The Bulletin of Quincy says that James O’Brien of Smurtaville is there. He says that the kuuset Telephoue Company bus received sufficient ,uare construction of the proposed new pline, which. is to extend easterly from Quincy to Jobusville; Mohawk, Olairville, Beckwith and other Sierra Valley towns, Downieville and to Nevada City, Another very important bit of news is the fact that the company have concladed to extend the live to Reno. as well. This it will do without any guarantee, kuowing fu.l well tbat business to that point will justify it. This portion of the line will prove a great couwenieuce tothe people between here . ite the sagebrush metropolis. Messrs. O’Brien and Metcalf are pretape to justify it to proceed with tinor Holes and Comments a wal) Daly Cironae of ie dal ‘he Ming day Any bts Dy MuarlyReady: to o--Begin--Work-on the} Members fi Lieutenant P. F. the members of to ‘appear at Arm o'clock next Mon measured for new an in blue are to have. a. consisting of cap; blouse y They have long ne present oniforms are. from long service. sixty men in the Comy will take-great pridg in up” once more, legal measures.” strawberry peddler” paring to furuish the poles to enable the company to begiu coustruction as soon as possible -at the upper end of the line, and Mr. Conrath will do likewise at the Nevada City end. Itis ex_ pected that construction work will begiu about the 15h of August, and that the entire line will be finished by November Ist. ee] -. When i Good Coffee — Presents igi Wanted oul American Tnpering Tea('s _ Big cone Stores. Gomnmercial atreet,. Nevada City. Main street,. eotan rs . Grass Valley. Are those which are comfortably e@overed by footwear from our stock. have room for natural mover an [he Shoes we offer are roomy not ill-shaped. They conform to the lines of the foot. They are honest leather, tanned and aooh & way as to give the best possible service. Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid them ? Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable p _. BOVEY BROS, fenie o= s8 “a8 Sissy talksas if he had an Serene ae Ever shown. by any one marked in plain figures, . * _ Agent for the Never Sweat Corset MAHER & co. _ LADIES: This dey we placed i in our window ae ‘haps the largest displayof . . * ches OOISIOTS « «aces honse in ‘Northeru Cali fornia. There are one hundred and seventy-five _ corsets there all told. Some of them may be wrong, » but we think not, but surely. they cannot be all © wrong, consequently. they are worth your notice, _-and we want you to see them, Two numbers in’particular we want to mention. They are No. 397 Paris Short---$1.00 Each, and” No. 101 Extra.Special Long ad sum. ‘We also keeps Thompson’s Kid Fitting in ell lengths and shapes. Ladies, see this display. Ail ° ° x Respectfully, MAMER & go. at 25ca Pale. handsome, easy and durable. The stock used. i. Shoes have no equal. Have you seen ‘bluntness . of man by-her-s “‘Dutthe easie by looking: “al _ of the néwsp A Pion . “Mrs. Mary ~ anion there ‘of whom was nite young. 4 Dave: D. N: Fon Jast. went learns. fr thrown ‘tro {pper Grass a seriousls the’ extent: determined ton was fou ‘Baperinteuc “home ta oe

i % sneer ee eA AES C agremeremnne eNNE G = . ” GRASS ‘YAULRY NEWS. ~ BRIEF MBN MENTION, A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told . ; F*-QUAREZ DLST PROBLEM, . O'BRIEN IN QUINGY. (T0 HAVE NB “Be TdE — BROWN & & CALKINS.Me P. BROWN. t. 6, CALKING.” wilohationy SSS AUG. 2, 1899. » Ao altogether original species of refor n has developed itself in Newark, N. J. ‘The Women’s Manicipal Improvement Associat ion of that city has dissovered that the waiter girlsemployed in restaurants are compelled to be too clean and tidy. Some of tke Jealing restaurateurs of Newark, in order to attract and hold a good class custom, endeavor to make the waitresves look aS neat as possible, and. wi ti that purpose in view bave stipuJated that the girls must wear a certain number of clean aprons and white ‘ehirtwaists daily. The claim. which forins the basis of the attack which the * Wemen’s Municipal Improvement Association is making upon the custom is : hat it involves too much expense on the part of the employes. There is no evidence going to show that the girls objact to the rule. There is every reason to believe that the people they wait on are favorable to it. Sou far as it is possible to judge, the reform movement against clean and attractive waiting maids is only another exhibition of the latter-day tendency upon the part of some pegple to meddle with some o:her people’s business. A story is going the rounds of a golf match between the Rev. Dr. Sterret and Justice Harlan of the United S:ates Supreme Court. Theincident occurred at the Chevy Chase Golf Ciub, one of the prominent organizations near Washington, during a meeting between these two ardent golfers. ‘The doctor discovered his‘ ball teed np in tempticg style for a fine brussie shot, and, with the utmost aeliberation, he went through the preliminary “waggles” and with a supreme effort—missed the ball For fully » minute he gazed at the tantalizing sphere without uttering a word A’ length Justice Harlan remarked. solemnly: “Doctor, that was the most profane silence I ever listened to.” There must be a good deal of difference between the rouds of France: and those of the United States if judged by the automobile records. In the former country two automobiles ran 226 miies at the rate of twenty-three miles per hour, beating an expfess train, wile the automobile which-has started out to cross this continent ran thirtyfive miles and had-a break down.. It is twenty days since Davis’ automobile started from New York Oily, and to dute it -has traveled only about 500 miles. There has lately been much speculatioa regarding the origin of the word “tip.” The truth is that in an old English taverh a receptacle for small cvin was fixed in a conspicuous place, over which appeared in writing, “To jusure promptness.” Whatever was placed in the box was divided among the servants. Other taverns followed the example, and soon the words were a’reviated to T. I. P. ‘here must be something in Mr. ‘ O.rnegie’s proposition that it is a disgrace to die rich, else the possessors of great wealth would not try so hard to put off the disgrace as long as possible. Kolly (growing pathetic)—Pity a poor, unfortunate man, Kelliher, thot’s gt to go home to his woife! Kelliber -—Lrace up Kelly! Brace up! Ye sbould be thankful ye are not the Sultan! Hardened Scoundrel-How'd you make out at robbing the train? Desperaie Villain (in disgust )}—Done tis!ta e till I got into the Puliman sleeper. T .-n the poster held me up!= among . What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stuges. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For eale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt —_—+~6eb1x loaves. bread ior Z6c at Homann’+ Over The Telephone, . Mrs. H. 0, Zapf went to San Francisco today. ‘Albert Luke and William Rule have gone to the Bay. Mrs. T. BR. Carson and children departed at noon for Pacific Grove. Mrs. Charles Barker and Mrs, John . Hocking and son have gone to San Francisco. The family of County Superintendent of Schools Rogers left today for PaGifle Grove. San Francisco where she will remain til October firsr. -Robert Walker, formerly super: Re tendent of the Empire mine, has returned from Berkeley and will probably remain. eee Will Polkinghorn of the 18th U. 8. Infautry writes to his famils bere: describing his experiences with the ‘“niggers” as he calls the Filipinos. He says he and his comrades are anxious to get hone again, Dr. Monnish of Atlanta, Ga., who has been visiting the county as the guest of P. M. Moroney of the Slide mime at French Corral, left here today for San. Francisco. It is likely he will conclude to invest in the mining industry in this county. A Grass Valley printer deowatiy tried his hand at farming, but couldu’t make things work right, and is now back at th case, He bad a. wrong font team —a mule and a horse—and this would not justify.. He said the farmer fired him after he had “pied” three or. four “columns” of potatoes. He showed his limited experience by asking the farmer’s wife if she wanted the hens set leaded or solid. END OF A NIGHT'S JAMBOREE Two Hill's Flat Young Mon Must Tay . + > For Their. Fan. Abcut twelve o’clock last night Frank (“Pitcby ’) Carnana and young. Miller of Hili’s Flat came to the county’ seat in a one horse buggy from the livery stable of J. D. Blamey at Grass Valley. They were drank and drove around the streets at random, becoming boisterous towards morning. At eight o'clock they went aloug Washington street at ene side of the roadway and through their recklessiiess collided with a« pest at the side of St. Cunice church. The Singletree broke and the’ horse got away, but they soon’ recovered it, patched up the break and went down Ooyote street. In. front of the gas works they drove into a.derélict wagon at. the side of the street and their vehicle was capsized and smashed. The horse which had been badly mistreated fell and was shockingly injured, probably being ruined. Oaruana ‘went across suspension bridge and -wanderinginto Mrs.G. von Schmittburg's quently arrested there for disturbing the peace. At this writing he is in the city prison and as soon as he is sober enough will be taken before Justice Coughlan. Awarrantisalso out for Miller’s arrest, but he is supposed to have fled the town. A Pioneer Miner Dies. Joseph Schuyler died last nies about ten o’clock at his home on Rindolph Flat a short distance this side of the town of Rongh and Ready. Ge was a native of Germany aged 78 years, and has no relatives in this country. He had lived since early times at the Fiat where he owned a cabin, a mining claim and two acres of land. The faneral will take place at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon from the Rough and Ready schoolhouse. Among the delegates at the International Council of Women was Dr. Ida Kahn, a Chinese woman, who was educated at Ann Arbor by American missionaries. Z —_—_—_—— Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puribowels, etc., us nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guurautee. Price ermau, the druggist. tf Miss Alice Brady left at noon fcr: houseyard fell asleep, being subse-} fies the breuth by its action on the by 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick-}. Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Special prices on linen towels at the Racket store. .“ Og House and lot for sale, Enquire of . ‘George C. Gaylord. , m6-tf Two prisoners from Truckee are expected at the county jail tonight. Iee Cold Gilt Edge Beer at the; « Referee Saloon, the bestin tLe land. tf Yhe new fire hose ordered by the city: has arrived and is ‘satisfactory. *. EB. Isnac bus removed to bis Pine street house near Suspension bridge, Weissbein Brotbers _ contemplate starting up the Federsl Loan mine soon. i : 1 Jane A. Sharp bas applied to the’ Saperior court ror letters testemantary oO: the estate of the late Robert Sharp. The South Yuba telephone line connecting this city with the Company's lakes = dich mations is bviug reJudge Coughlan gave Henry Rich judgment for $40 in his suit to recover $80 from Charlies Olurke for wages due asa barkeeper. — Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the State, Such is the product of Gault’s bakery, Try it this summer. 524-1m. Inthe Superior Oourt today a decree of foreclosure and order of sale was made by Judge Nilon in the case of Thos. P. Brown’ vs. Chas. A. Beal. The judgment is for $301 and costs, the propérty involved beitig down towards Bear River. Last night a band of gypsies iad here with a troupe of performing bears and monkeys. They obtained a city license for $5 to give an exhibition on a lot-on upper Cummercial street, but not doiug weil there in their collections moved over to Broad street. ‘The otfivers bu-tiea them out of town when they made this breuk. rer Is It Malaria or Alum? {Popular Science Monthly.) Languor, loss of appetite, indigestion and often feverishuess are 1hé Common symptoms of a physiological cdndition termed “ntalariu.” Ail these symptoms may be and frequently are the effect of the use of alum buking powders in food ‘making. ‘There is no question about the poisonous effect of alum upon the system. It obstructs digestion, prostrates the nerves, coagulates been niade clear, thanks to physicians, boards of health,and food commissions. So “highly. injurious to the health of the community” does the eniinent head of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider ‘the alum baking powders, that he = says should be prohibited by law.” Under these circumstances it is worth the while of every housewife to employ the very littlecare that is necessary to keep so daugerous an element from the food of her family. A pure cream of tartar baking powder, which is the only kind that should be used, ought to cost about forty-five to fifty cents a pound. Therefore, if you are paying much less, something is wrong; if you are paying twenty-five cents or less per pound, the powder is ceeainlt made from alam. Always bear thine iiaple facts in mind when purchasing bukiug powder. A Forest Fire. § For two or three days past forest fires have ‘been burning in Myers Ravine and on Selby Flat vot far from the Mooney place. Sofar they havenot endangered the Electric Power Company’s-lines, although a close watch is country. was burned over jast year and there is not much fuel left fora fire fo feed on. i cniand aon se ~~ me 1% Young Mothers. Créup is the terror of thousands of so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Cousumption Oure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to: fail: The worst cases relieved’ immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 0U. For sale . Dickerman, the drugyist. tf + eee New Crop Shrimps. 5 A fresh lot just received by Gaylord and devitalizes the blood. All this hus} “their sale being kept on them. Much. of-hat. . young mothers because iis outbreak is . ¥i* and Young, Mrs. Cinvenics Organ: went to Pike City today. Its Agitation.. -A Utah physician has stirred up a hornet’s nest ‘by -denouneing what -he Miss Sara Miller goes to San Franterms the parsimony of mining corpor. x cisco next week on a visit, Dr. A.” H.’ ‘ditkeil returns {his} Willing ores--without ‘ubjecting em. antees in the shape of subscriptions ‘© evening ircm a trip to. Sante ‘Oraz and . Luke. ‘Puboe, Mrs. A. M. Allen suit Mr, and Mre. ‘J. Martio Smith revuried home.on on Tast evening's train, ’ Miss Eva Hussey (06s to "Herkeles next week to enter. the Riate University as a: tudent. ~. Cok. M, W. Mather and J. Be Wheeler of the Plumbige miué went 10 San } Francisco today, : Earl Gras, sou of the Deputy County ‘Goroner, hus gone to Sau jUaasunted and may Stuy there. ations in not adopting some process in’ ployes to what he terms the effects of the death-dealing dyst, to keep down! which no eudsesstul plan bas yet been . devised; “Tie Salt Lake Tribuae’ com-~pments as follows 0: the subject : ‘The unfortunate thing about the agi. tition is tLé Hitig ition it threatens to precipitate. Bhe record at the mill sing. led out: ‘as the: shocking example shows that since its operation was begun over 5,000:persons have been upon its. payrel, and that thirty-four deaths have occurred, This is not viewed by millmen as. an alarming Fercentage. of mor-.

J. V. Hauter ot the Peniiasooe Mintality, bu! the fear is the agitation. ing Company came in lasbhepecoctry from Sun Francisco. W. S: Organ returned last aiening now have an op’ ion on the Mono and April Foal No. 2 groups at De Lamar, from the Piumbago uve, where he was. but as it8 success implies the pera‘tuken ill while doing some work, R. A. Nicoll, traveling correspond: ‘tion of a mill similur to’ those already in operation over there, it is feared ent of tbe monthly magazine, the Brit-. that they will be seared off by the ugiish-Californian of aan Francisco, is in. town. Ed Dasiey, who ° employed at: the Uuidt hotel barber shop, leases ext week for Black Diamond, Wusiting.on, where he expects to.remuin,. William Waiters has returned from the Treadwell mine, Alusk», where he has been employed-in the mill as amalgumator since lust March. ‘Misees Adda and Viola Furth of North San Juan were bere last evene. iiig ou their way to Oakland to attend Mills-Gollege; Mrs. Furth ppoompatey ied them. THE DAVIS TRSTIMONIAL, A Rare Treat Tomorrow ww Night For Lovers of Music. Tomorrow ‘night the testimonial concert tendered 10 Prof. J. R. Davis is to take place, and.this evening the final’ ranearsal will be held in the theater. “Many of the best musicians of the county will assist in producing a program of extraordinary merit. Prominent. among the. features will be a choras of forty. voices, soprano solos by Misses Aunie Webber and Mabel Hughes, songs by Ben Opie of Grase Valley; a dust. by. Mr. and Mrs, strumentalists, and a wide -variety of other equally admirable numbers. ‘Tickets, which are but fifty. cents each, are meeting with-ready sale and everything indicates that it will ‘be a fashionable and artistic musical event. ey <2 “The Doctor's, Pien. The Law. Times teils some good’ sto-, ries narrated by O'Connell, the great Irish barrister, A physician, who: was a witness.asked the jadge to ordex him his expenses. “On whar plea ?” the judge asked. “On the plea of my having suffered personal loss and -inconvenien2e,” was the reply. my patients these five days, and if . am kept away much longer how do” I ‘noe but they "ll not get well ra en Is often a warning that ‘the liver. is torpid or inactive. More serious troubles may follow. “For a promp' efficient cure of Headache and liver tronbles, take Hoot’s Pills . Whilé: they rouse the liver, restore full, .regular action of the bowels, they do not. gripe or. pain, do not irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive-tonic effect, owed at all druggists or by mail of °. . 1. Hood. & Co,, Lowell, Notice of Proving Will. NTVE SUPERTOR COURT IN AND F yz ak the County. of Nevada, ‘State of Callforinthe matter of the Estate of ROBERT we Grids ia Worate: biaee, tae oO 9 hereby en that pore Mth day ef August, fas, atWeoe red thie suid day, at as Court koom of yer’ Court. at rhe Court House in the ot, and county ” Nevada, has been aypointed by me a4 the time and place for proving the “ill of sait Rober Sharp, d: cease!, and for heering the }* appiication of Jane «. Sharp for the issusind wh a tters Fine ne hl when i re person inter peer aun as shoe the same. . aad regi pe FL. ARBOGAST, Clerk, & Son. : j29-tf J, M, Wat xixq, Attorne “L haye been. kept away from}! >: i HAs PHROWASED THE: INTEREST “++ On Broad street, U will continue to conduct heretotation. * ‘Hon; T. R. Jones and others owning the Magnolia in the seme region have béen planning a plaut, but will not . batld in the face of the agitation nor the doctor witha rope. Truth ie, the man whose ores must .be milled is ina dilemma. He doesn’t kuow what todo. ever, be will not attempt a mill until the agitation is over and the agitators Have exhausted their energies in efforts to ed away. with the dast onthe. Ae is 2 A Street treet Scrap. aetai evening ; shortly before dark. “Prof.” Marray, a self styled. -phrenolo. . gist, and “Dr?” Martin, who-cluims to } be ‘a Sot ofa divine healer and herb doctor, had. an ‘encounter, on Broad . street in front of the postoffice. MurMrs, Murray. The lie passed back ant while the crowd that quickly garnered: stood around jeering the.twain. Finally! Martio,. who <is a big, well-groomed . man dubled his fists and advanced on the “Professah”. who is slender and not over tall.” As-he came forward Murray struck bim over the arm with for disturbing the peace. Murray demanded an immediate trial, and it ended by his being convicted and fined! It is beitg tried before a’ jury. as » the ‘LRansoarrr ‘goes to press. Firat Citizen—I see. Senator Platt is for out age. Second Citizen—Yes; he with Croker. .« erence _ CHANGE OF FIRM. . of. J. H. Polkinghora in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, it in the same first-class manuer as of the a6 Os firm are re settle tn A F agoopnts nt ‘their A connie Hine of tresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc.,. On hand .at moderate prices. * Sac Extra Fine PeachesThis week for ar ant WMH . ANDREWS nested to arid 50 CENTS. A WEEK. a week or $2.a mont 10 cetits a week \ aheceee A to unesed Unes tn dyereieemeve as acs daitignal fine able invariably in advance. a : For Rents “A houso of five rooms is offered for rent. Enquire of Mrs. ‘J. . eter we on Water stree. ve <2 Sy d-1w Lot For . Sale. On the lower Grass Valley road Pe Nevada City liue, Has bearing fruit: trees and good well. Mrs.0,Maltman, 29 1w House For Rent, : A house on Nevada street 1; offered for rent. Enquire of Mra.C.&. Clarke, §28-1w All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes From 75 cts. to $1.50. iad italia th iol .¢ , 00d friends just the same. NECKWEAR. We carry all the latest styles and Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Tour-i 1 Eeaé Confidential to the People Who Wear soar . . Particularly those who . Think of Buying. tule « ec cin eat Jetuv, he 5 om Ohe fo Price Sal UNDERWEAR Light Weight All kinds'and colors. Jast the Rigs: for warm. ardome sie is artistic crergh fer us. It nekigrew frterds and_holde. old’ ones. Our Motto is : Your money back{if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Keturn it and get peur mcrey—jcu elall tere & witkegt a vad 4 prapment and we wil Bom Cat Brand . be oe Triple K ag = For Children cents a pair._-) hard finished, fine ce!lar avd barn with stall A cool sha@ty cottage on ‘Nevada street, for tw horers, Inquire at this office. A; scarf. pin, lke: teases paktable' ow. _ For Rent. A. W. MeCune and: his” associates . One thing on which he is decided, how. : ray-eceused Martin.of. talking against . forth several times and thére was much . bombastic language on both’ sides, a cane he carried and in doing so broke} tthe stitk: “They were bo S.J. Prisk, selections vy. leading in-! Cre, Fel ee ee eee $5. He bad.to pawn his watch to raise; © the money. -Martin gave a fifty dollar! ; bond-and bis case wept over. till today. very confidént universal peace is not] + est cans . beciouiassmecreiucane ortega -™ rooms, . for} ¢ housekeeping, with or Thean deena. InA garth MHC Cm aa cial Tbe map or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must ke in an awful viehicnmeas” if they reed the different Clothing sdectutliert, Some sale «2 sider decepticnan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair cealirg ¥ New Telephone Line. : The Bulletin of Quincy says that James O’Brien of Smurtaville is there. He says that the kuuset Telephoue Company bus received sufficient ,uare construction of the proposed new pline, which. is to extend easterly from Quincy to Jobusville; Mohawk, Olairville, Beckwith and other Sierra Valley towns, Downieville and to Nevada City, Another very important bit of news is the fact that the company have concladed to extend the live to Reno. as well. This it will do without any guarantee, kuowing fu.l well tbat business to that point will justify it. This portion of the line will prove a great couwenieuce tothe people between here . ite the sagebrush metropolis. Messrs. O’Brien and Metcalf are pretape to justify it to proceed with tinor Holes and Comments a wal) Daly Cironae of ie dal ‘he Ming day Any bts Dy MuarlyReady: to o--Begin--Work-on the} Members fi Lieutenant P. F. the members of to ‘appear at Arm o'clock next Mon measured for new an in blue are to have. a. consisting of cap; blouse y They have long ne present oniforms are. from long service. sixty men in the Comy will take-great pridg in up” once more, legal measures.” strawberry peddler” paring to furuish the poles to enable the company to begiu coustruction as soon as possible -at the upper end of the line, and Mr. Conrath will do likewise at the Nevada City end. Itis ex_ pected that construction work will begiu about the 15h of August, and that the entire line will be finished by November Ist. ee] -. When i Good Coffee — Presents igi Wanted oul American Tnpering Tea('s _ Big cone Stores. Gomnmercial atreet,. Nevada City. Main street,. eotan rs . Grass Valley. Are those which are comfortably e@overed by footwear from our stock.. have room for natural mover an [he Shoes we offer are roomy not ill-shaped. They conform to the lines of the foot. They are honest leather, tanned and aooh & way as to give the best possible service. Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid them ? Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable p _. BOVEY BROS, fenie o= s8 “a8 Sissy talksas if he had an Serene ae Ever shown. by any one marked in plain figures, . * _ Agent for the Never Sweat Corset MAHER & co. _ LADIES: This dey we placed i in our window ae ‘haps the largest displayof . . * ches OOISIOTS « «aces honse in ‘Northeru Cali fornia. There are one hundred and seventy-five _ corsets there all told. Some of them may be wrong, » but we think not, but surely. they cannot be all © wrong, consequently. they are worth your notice, _-and we want you to see them, Two numbers in’particular we want to mention. They are No. 397 Paris Short---$1.00 Each, and” No. 101 Extra.Special Long ad sum. ‘We also keeps Thompson’s Kid Fitting in ell lengths and shapes. Ladies, see this display. Ail ° ° x Respectfully, MAMER & go. at 25ca Pale. handsome, easy and durable. The stock used. i. Shoes have no equal. Have you seen ‘bluntness . of man by-her-s “‘Dutthe easie by looking: “al _ of the néwsp A Pion . “Mrs. Mary ~ anion there ‘of whom was nite young. 4 Dave: D. N: Fon Jast. went learns. fr thrown ‘tro {pper Grass a seriousls the’ extent: determined ton was fou ‘Baperinteuc “home ta oe