August 21, 1899 (4 pages)

ve . RP. BROWR. 1. 8) CALRING. MONDAY...AUG. 21, 1899, A NEVADA COUNTY RESORT. “ay Guests” Will Be Bntertained at gummer resort on the Nevada County _aumber of picturesque cottages and log BROWN & Sane: Orchard Springs This Summer. ° Orchard Springs, Dr. Pashek’s new arrow Gauge Railroad half s mile belew Chicago Park station, ‘is already anestabiished success. Although this 4s the first year, it has been crowded from the opening of the season with geekers after health, rest and pleasure, as many as fifty guests being accommodated at a time. The present buildings include the main hotel of some twenty rooms with . hot and cold water throughout, and a cabins, summer houses, etc. situated in the midst of a husdred acres of land> that is being brought under a high state of cultivation. A large area bas been devoted to landscape gardening; being laid oat with walks, drives, fouutains, etc. Palms, oleanders, -camellias and other tender ornamental plants and shrubs, ficurish in profasion. This entrancing garden spot is within'half a mile of one of the most rugged and picturesque belts of the Greenhorn.Canyon country through which trails have been opened for miles. There are beautiful drives and: trails in all directions, and good fisbing within two.miles. The ciimate of that region is of course almost perfect, being temperate at all seasons, and it is a year-around resort. This sammer the visitors have mostly been--from Southern Oalifornia, Arizona, Mexico and the seacoast, witha large sprinkling of people from the valleys of the Sacramento and San Joaquin. Thé winter patronage is mainly derived from Eastern tourists. By next summer ‘Dr. Pashek will have a larger and more pretertions hotel constracted near the present ona, and will then be able to accommodate 150 or more visitors. The new building will be of modern and ornamental architecture and wilk contain something like 100 rooms, many of them en suite. He is spending thousands of dollars and will in a short time have one of the leading mountain resorts in the State. . Gaston, to Alleghany today. turned from a visit below. Dan J. Stevens returned Saturday . ¢r, successor to N. OC. Undertaking Co.f _ LW, Harper's famous Kentucky Whiskey sold only by W. J. Britland. night from San Francisco. Saturday evening from Downiville. ~ PERSONAL PO POINTERS. . . lly Chrono ofthe Das of ta Minor Noleg and Comménts: a . Le and “Young. : H, E, Brindle came down today from Geo, W. Beck of ‘Los Angeles wens Jeff Lovelady and family have TéRev. Father Dermody arrived here John Costa of Downierille was bere last night on his way home frem San Francisco, W. H. Daniels bas returned to Stockton after a visit with Thos. doaeits family at thiscity. . Jales Isoard, engineer in the 0. P. yard at Reno, is here on @ visit to his fatherand brothers. ~“Wm.H. Martin and son left yeaterday for Santa Croz, where the young mun will probably attend school. — Ad. ©. Hinkson, a -stndent' in the Cooper Medical College at San Francisco, is here visiting his mother, Mre,. V. Hinkson. Dana Harmon was sere yesterday and today from the California mine. Secretary Winn retarned yesterday to San Francisco. H. Krasi of Alameda, Vice President of thé San Francisco Bridge Com arrived here yesterday. Today went to Sierra county. ; Mrs. George’ L. Hughes @ Shia cisco since they ‘moved froni here, but they were improving. at last accounts. Capt. W. F. Chipman of Alameda, who has been spending a few weeks at Lake Tahoe and vicinity with his family and a party of friends, is in town today. George O. Gaylord left here yesterday to take a trip by water to San Diego. He goes forthe benefit of his health which has been shattered for several weeks past. e Mrs. A. M. Dobbie, who has been visiting the Crawford and Bost families at this city for several weeke past, réturned today to her home at North Bioomtield. Simon P. Donnelly, who used to live here but is how operating a silver mine at Lakeview, Kootenai county, Idaho, was recently appointed receiver of the Cour d’Alene railroad. Senator Ross of South Dakota returned here Saturday night from. Forest City where he arranged to start up the Eclipse drift claim which he fecently took a bondon. Mrs. M. B. Moore, who has been here WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN: Whrt Nay be “Expected in Climatic Changes This Week. Foster, the weather prophet, says: for several months visiting her son, E. A. Moore, left yesterday for Saate Cruz, from which place she will probabiy rae direct to her homein Gallipolis, . st J. Morgan, James Peard, Rolfe . Buffington and Charlie Grimes leave & Son's. th ‘McKee’s ballin Washington. John Rowley to jail to: serse ten days for vagrancy. have both been quite gga matathes" : My last bulletin gave forecasts of the . £000 on & prospecting trip to a point storm wave to cross the continent from . #00ve Grauiteville where they ‘think the 22d to 26th and the next will reach . there is a rich ledge awaiting developthe Pacific Coast about the 26th, cross west of the Rockies country by the . close of the 27th, great central valleys} the 28th to 30:h and Eastern States the . Bist. A warm wave will cross west of the fora few days. He will leave this week Bockies country about the 26:h, great central valleys the 28th and Eastern States the 30th. A cool wave will cross west of the . Rockies country about the 29th, great central vaileys the 3lst and Hasiprn States September 2d. Temperature of the week ending 8 a. m. September 4th, will. average about normal, Rainfall for the same period will be above normal in the northern Btates, below in southern and about normal on Pacific slope.’ Near the date of this bulletin will begin a ten days’ heated term in the northern § ates accompanied by dry weather. Not all the time hot and dry but these will be the averages of the. ten days. Origin of “Pall Mall.” “Pall Mall’ (pronounced pel mel) eomes from paile maile, an ancient game supposed to have been played on the present site of Pall Mall by Nor. man monks, by whom it was introduced into England. The observant Pepys, in his famous . diary, makes mention of it thus: “*April 2, 1661. IntoSt. James’ park, where I saw the Duke of York playing at Pelemele, the first time that ever i gaw the sport.’’—Pall Mall.Bulletin. The Trouble. Hicks—Why is it you are go hard ep Wellington? He never did you a bad turn or ever spoke ill of you. Wicks—I know that, but tbe fact is the first time I saw Wellington I thought be was somebody ont of the ordinary, and I was as polite to him as I knew how to be. I never shall be able to forgive him for that mistake.—Bos. ton Transcript. A Hard Cough. “Doctor, I want to know what's the matter. with me.” “My good sir, your ailment is a tend_e@ncy of the lungs tc expel air suddenly ‘and forcibly throngh the glottis, the effort being accompanied by a raucous . _ @nd more or less guttural] sound.”’ oan “*That's what I told the doctor I discharged the other day. He’ said it was mothing but a cough. *’—Chicagy Trib. une ", Sensible Gifts. “What did Finnerty give the bride?”’ “Two fire escapes and a jumping get. ”’—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Does This Strike You? Muddy complexions, Nanseatin from Paris. breath came tron chronic eonatipations . Bedies can depend asin Pe' Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolate, lief from and cure of cure and has been sold for fifty Ne eee of ofcause: In red absolute aneg om Price Beware of substitutes. LA CE GOcts. For-sale by H. Dickerman, DRUG OOMPANY, impo " Sen cregsien. Francisce, Yor sale by haben. . ment. Jobn S. Calkins of Los Angeles, for years a prominent olive grower, ar. rived here this morning from Orchard Springs where he has been rusticating ; for Lake ‘Tahoe. Miss Ethel Mulloy of this city is severely ill at San Francisco from the effects of a cold contracted while bathing in the surf at Santa Monica during ber recent trip to Southern California. . Her mother is with her. Must Sign Only in Open Board. State Superintendent of Pablic In. struction Kirk hae issued an order te the effect that orders for supplies, and other demands upon the funds of a school district, must be made at a meeting of the Board of School Trasi tees of such district, and it is illegal to get the signatures of Trustees to an order outside of a meeting of the Board. ‘The reason for this order is that it bas been the practice of book agents to see Trustees individually and talk . them into purchasing books upon the representation that they ere needed, . and the other members of the Beard . are favorable tothe purchase. In this . way, it is said, a great many unneces. sary books have been purchased, and the fands of school districts have been . wasted. . A Novel Attraction. ’ The kinetoscopic reproduction at the theater next Friday and Saturday evenings of the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons and McCoy-Sharkey fights will doubtlces attract good-sized audiences. It is saia to be the best exhibition of the kind ever on the road. How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by Hall’s Gaterrh Cure. FP. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.) We the undersigned, bave known F. J. Cheney for the .ast 15 years, and beNeve him perfectiy honoravle in ail business transactions and fi ¥ able to carry out any obligations made . by their tirm. West &‘Trvax, Wholesale Toledo, O. WaLpine, Knrnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drugyista, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Caré is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ‘Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pille are the best. French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine Freueh Tansy Wafers, Sesuried direst . ee ~ BRIRFMENTION. . Interest. For Life Insurance eco T. B Geet Lemons: ten centa a dozen at Gaylord There was a dance Saturday night at G. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmThis morning Justice Holbrooke sent Anchoviesand Sardeilens, in glass, at 25 cents a jar, at Woll’s Cash Grocery, Commercial street. = tf the party. at Indian Fiat: Saturday evening was & success, as are all the gatherings at Union hall. % There wasan icecream social at Relief Hill Saturday night for the, benefit of the Methodist church. You can get specia) values fm wrappers at The Racket Store. ‘See this line at 78c, $1 and $1.25. “tf A fresh consignment of extra quality. water-white eomb honey has’ just been received by Gaylord &Son. . tf Ladies’ pattern silk and. summer waists at greatly reduced prices. Mast close them ont. Sexy & FiemING. : al8-tf George M. Hughes offers for sale or . trade a horse, buggy, cart. and harness. It isa eplendid chance to get a bargain. The Coughian Brothers, John Danster and a party of hunters killed a deer yesterday on the Washington ridge. Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the’ State. Such is the prodact of Gault’s bakery. Try it thie suamer. , j24-1m. The accidental substitution of al. wrong figare made the TRANSCRIPT 81y Saturday that the Davis testimonial netted $264, the qaeret amount being $164. About thirty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plummer assembled Saturday evening at the house of that ‘popular couple to celebrate the fonrteenth anniversary. of their wedding The visitors: werehandsomely. entertained. f George Hanson, formerly catcher for the Colts and ‘now winning glory in the same position for the crack nine at Colusa, is spending his spare time putting battoms on boxes at the Colusa} box factory. The Sun says he is an expert at this work as weil as behind the bat. ‘Satarday afternoon while J. E. Satherland, one of the Sunset telephone crew working between here and S:n Juan, was wielding an x it missed its mark striking him on the left ankle. An ugly gash was inflicted and Sutherland was brought to town to have the wound sewed up. Satarday night Garfield Conclave, No. 118, EK: 8: F, initiated a member, at the conclusion of which a collation was served. Speeches were made by John Roberts, Frank May, John Rafter, Wm. Avery, and there were songs by Geo. Bond, Samuel Renfree, , Jesse Nickerson and Wm. Sandow. A-chorus by the conclave concluded ihe exercises. The organization is flourishing. information Wanted. Any information concerning the two brothers Henry CO. Bolton, aged 55, and Milton Bolton, aged 50, will be appreciated by the undersi Any knowledge regarding them through the past fifteen years will be welcome. Address Wx. Paris Borton, Nevada ir: A CounterPetition. A petition opposing the pardoning of Ira Abbott, who is serving a thirtyyear term in the State prison for. killing Charles Bennett, is being circulated and is receiving many signatures. SS Sick Headaches, The carse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by ‘Karl’s Clover Root ‘I'ea, the great blood purifiler and tissue builder. Money refundded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and Wets. For sale by H. pres the druggist. A Warning. All persons tampering with the boxes of the city’s. electric fire alarm system will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. A reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person, old of young, guilty of tris offense. P. G. ScappEN, 019-3: Chief Kugiveer. . Por kent, The vacant store room in the Transeript Biock is offered for rent. Inqaaire of Fred E. Brown. i Bocas hae from San Franeieco. turned from Satta Catalina Island, ‘. Pride-of Nevada City ’ Dcasthqanhentachiiegaamsceaaiiiaiemeenna ai GRASS VAILEY NEWS, ‘Over The Telephone, = Cornwall, England, Mr, and Mra.1. Haas bidve, rétaried Coonan Mrs. A. A, Whiteman <addeusiert have retarned from Berkeley. ~ oe City Trusteé D. 8, Collins bas reJustice Joba Malroy ‘aid + Zekind killed three dozen dotes ses. . terdayj . Mrs. John Toy . gave birth this morning to two boys, bat Ahey died ‘soon afterwards, _ J. M, Thomas. of the Citizens Bank. 4. and W. J. Grenfell aye, Feturned from Pacific Grove.” William Ciinp bell xine. this. week fo Eureka, Humboldt county, te eet ap a Hoo:ype machine. _ John 0: Donnelly, the Se traveler, is here and will go. to the county seat tomorrow. ~~ Frank Carasna Sr. was arrested yesferday morning for creating’ a. disturbance in Uphoff's saloon. : out from here yesterdas—one at Sheb-/. ley’s, one at P. Campbeli’s ‘and’ one at Joseph Reinhart’s, A complaint: was . Gcced Saturday pight for the arrest of Ed. Morrison, a Elliott, a saloon keeper. Saturday night Mrs. J._D: Thomas, who leaves shortly for Nanaimo, B. C., was tendered a surprise party be Ceanotha Council, Degree of Pocachontas. their house waiting for Mrs. King to. join them the horse ran away. -At the Bennett street peee across . Wolf creek the bogey . : ‘tipped ” over and both were thrown out, but nt’ burt. Mr. King has bat’ one arm and. could not control the animal. : Shortly after midnight of Saturday Wm. G. Thomas, son of R:2uben Thomas, a married man whose wife lives at Oakland, was arrested on a charge of feloniously assaulting Eile, the daughter of Mrs. ©. -H. Mill. The her assailaut drew a pistol: aod threatened to kill ber if she told anybody of the outrage. She says another Ae} girl was tampered with. by= athe: fle TRANSCRIPT ~ BARGAIN + COLUM, tu! Alfred Bozance has retarned from. sa There were three picknicking parties j gamber fordrawing a pistol on’ D. Lili Yesterday as Peter King and bisson}. were sitting ia a livery rig ‘in front of} girl, who is but fourteen years old, says . ' Thomas was bound over in the sum" og 4 ° ay at says it ie Le ead bat a case of aimee ‘atworst. He is in the wapseaind jail. A ‘Paying Quart Gear: ‘Mine, _ Dr. Pashe -is meetin meeting with sucorss ‘td ‘re-opening the old Pierce quuriz mine on ths, wagon. road from Colfax to o You Bet » and easterly abont 8 mile> from Chicago. Park. He has-a tunnel ; in 700 feet and is adding ten more There aré several good Jeages on the cluim and they are of excellent quality. . Fitteen cr more men ere’ employed in: the. mine ‘aud mill, It is currently stated in that neighborhood that the ming yielded $30,000 last winter, The: owner eciomayd a Seep “operalions, fr ore ee A Rich ; arias. The Willows Promoter of Saturday says: Yesterday A, F. Ely, of Yolo! county, passéd nogth on -tHe afternoon . * train. © He “has Mast rtarhed from 4 “. prospecting tour in Nevada county. where, a few days ago be made a rich find. ‘The first paw of dirt he washed . out yielded $1 05. Of course he recorded . a pincer: laity: Iris in the eastern . ‘partof Névada ‘county’ near Graniteville. Searching For For a Brother. Thomas O'Sullivan of Mineral Wells, . Texas, writes to. City Marshal Tompkins asking for inforniation of his brother James whom he has not seen for seventeen years past. James isa j’heré when lest heard from. :% Shipping Chicsgo Park Pears. Most: of the orchatdists of Chicago Park hate enormous crops this year of of exceedingly fine quality. and shipping will begin this: week. Sipciomieeseriveeseiedtosdav lek tee di-aeeunaiteinertnnatnanaerammetaien Style and Finish. . * Of: Sane ndon artistic de* Ps, Pig gree charaéterize photoNevaoa Crey ane GRASS VALLEY, CAke ~~ Just Recéived Ee Children’s Fast Black Hoye: mad weil, at knee, heel toe; poles: 10 and there isn’t: ia the oity. hose at lowest prices auvays. Baby’s Photos Are treasured in ou’re about it have them taken right. wuarauted satisfaction. The Most for Cash . * I am ativertising for’ the obh ‘et trade, for which I Promypt ettention, as A Home Industry: picture frames or other .m their equat at any similar ea ontienes e Belts y The Racket Store Be after years. While} MOORE, The Nien free Regen Fn offer i Nealon weights a) west prices. LverytLiag clean aud fresh. ws stproast: Chas. E. males When sou place an order with m>: for : petrenise a home induatep and thew: rk is done hereiutherity. aA ‘large stock of : mouldings to select irom hee i guarantee to oer: Cabivet eee: deans CAM. Henderson & Co’ 00's We have : just:received a new. stock of and Children. $2 ‘They are the most Stylish, Best: Fitting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Footwear ever displayed here. Cone inand see them. Weare bound to please you. at reasonable prices. . . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street, «Like Neciar 1 My Lips.” : Mush is the pride of the tow erga A ned 7 setan ono & he fullo 7S Commercial Street. ; Lumber yp Sigler a2 e Weare facturers and dealers a)l kinds of and common lu for mining a pailaing ORDINARY WIRE AND tee KINKEAD, Cash bs pmaetan COTS” ee FOLDING ARMY: aes Les From the best makers, of the best cinichiad havingall the latest improvements. They ara —— to en bat ict are gs sed Soadden alt Ascott fesse oboe Pasi ber Call suar‘able invariably in Of Our. Soda. Dosen : ‘Foley's 18 Gamusceustl Street, Nevada: — -150_ CENTS A WEEK weenie phere s et ai mouth, ae eaditign — a advance. For Sale. Horse,. buskes. tard and. harness, will be. sold or y Rome hae ra _all together or separately. Any » offer will be consid. ered. fiw] RGE .M, HUGHES. . MEN AND WOMEN. GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALORR, New Haven, Connecticut. a2l-6w Situation as a Chambermaid Wanted. A capable young woman of good character desires a s tuation as chambermaid in a hoFurniture Dealer . tony tat be can pa the py ih sts? * PF oy KINKEAD sao carat in stook a completa amortmeat of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and deg RoomF Puraiture . t . he yee enon the TRaxece'PT ote oes sr Sane cabitbe Woke as hocks wae Bh Pritam iets “Iuquire <i Motert. : Selon = DED FROM HS INJURIES. Otis “Holbrook, a Pioneer Resient, Exfew days ago while repairing the foof of a woodshed at A. Isoard’s home on *WVest Broad street, andsuffered a par{tial distocation ot the dorssl vertebra died in the county hospital at twenty ‘minutes after six o’elock last eens: He was born in Muine 57 sears ago. lu sagen gcc mitts: is 2808 (the fall of 1855 the family got to San Francisco. remained until the winter of 1857 and iipn and O’Vonnor as the reached here on Obristmus day of that year, Mr. Holbrook, who was a. car*penter by trade und bad some good traits—-.of .-cbaracter, brothers and ihree sisters. William of this citys; Frank Holbrook of Montezuma Hill, Leonard Holbrook of Alameda counts; Mrs George Lovie} of Redwood City; Mrs. Kinnear of San Jose; Mrs. Fred W. Elisler of Los An; goles: fO Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this of incipie are bricklayer and the writer says he was gantiithir . Pid ease ok pau fo to use numerable cases of incipiant consumptwo-thirds. of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefi ro Draggist and he may refund the “Phas secured the services of Mr. G. Wm. Darst, the well-known baker, and will Education awarded the contract for furnishing schoo bid was $195, that of the New York Racket Store $198, and H. Dickerman $200. H. L. Sweeney was allowed . $5250 according to contract for laboria painting the. roof of ‘ Wasbington schoolhouse and $10 for other werk. 1.00. H. Di th Bartlett pears‘and the fruit is as usual i100. "For eer Sere Seeereen tf 2 Seaweeds Defeated by a barometer lowered at . . again yesterday, beat them out at a by a score of six to sight: : of Grass Valley was ampiredealt out a good quality* of to only one of which the Ce boys had evén the shadow’ f ieuse fora kick. Fur thetocal plred Last Evening, Otis Holbrook, who fell twélve feet a ‘They went to Oregon and Carpenter in the field d ceptionally good’ work: © pitcher and Thomas in earned the honors among: Following was the ecore by ‘Sie leaves” three They are Git Fd Seawee Fr Sale Begins Tomo The sale of excursion tickets reception of the First Californ teers at San Francisco © mence at the N. U. N.G. RB BR. dep this city tomorrow. fternoon a v'clock, The sale will continue the noon train-on Friday. ‘Tickats w va we taceeemee Board of Education Meeting. Saturday night the City Board of advertised Ris the list of . supplies to W. D. Vinton. the tickets will be good. to F days after their arrival. What ts Shiloh? ' aay A grand old remedy for. Congb, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a centary, has: inOn Every Bottle tior and relieved many: in.advanced stages. If you are not tinted wit tted-return the. bottle to sale by H. Dickerman, the irsquee tt Notice to Water Consumers, Au parties using water for * iting: gardens, lawns, power, or for ai purpose other than domestic’ well as for the latter, are notified to @all at the Cits Hall any evening between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 ‘and’ psy for the paid.” Price 25 50 cts. and Good Bread, Good Cake. A.J. Homann of the New York Bakery from now on serve the public with the same. HvueH M fluest delicacies known to the trade. Water Collestor, Call and be convinced. a Hist August 17, 1899. “tf. paenpesisieieene *&k *& & eraphs made by Moore.) «x * His gallery has a wide* * an spread . reputation for. © “+ *% turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained * %& ® *® onthecoash : ¢ i: :fHenderson’s.Famous Shoes me Misses Repairing promptly sani neatly done becom ri ter doing “Ice ‘GILT EDGE: SALOON. Is the thas. Sir. LONIBRS? oP National Beer. FaddenCigats; they’regreat. Poetic” ’ Expressed sad bee “Créam rey a eae Wace ee Ones ee . LADIES: eis) gare We have placed our én. i oom tire stock of 2: : 303. od SILK: 2g, (Seach rch Wl Na ee “9 LA [Sk fr SO és rn ree eT Y b ars fe > 2% In our window. You cat @ see the prices they were, and the prices they are . @} now. We want to sell, as w2 have too many, 33 § this is Sd ae chance. ay 23 * i (ie? Or "9 Pg ee Ds v9 Don't miss it, f t a F a Gin. pet 7 Bas First Lot y was $4.50; now $3. 00. =, second. Lot was $5. 00; now $3. 50: » Third Lot was $5.00; now $3.50. Mind, _all new and stylish waists, shoppers among them. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. oR S fal eek Clearance. Sale of Silks. for * ‘Waists, _ Bee Window, Frices’ $3.00, $3.50, $5: 02. i (Sas 1 ay a 09 No old . Don’t miss the chance, idedvidialed HY 3 ES 35,) — ah a Sra rAd Ess : . , oP Pak Pak Coan Toast Peet Cea Cear CeaP} Meuse’ “. ot sek Break fa st Goods. 4 as que. Hl Fresh from the Mitts, ‘great diemng B-O-Oat Meal; and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, __ Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bale. Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Meal. cine Meal, and icrct base *% * » uta BOE N (8 P8,) [ ’ ae far ee See: Streets T cml ‘oman smsales, 2 the resalts we will refund : Price 25 cts., 50 ots. iat $100; Fe Bor brought 8a church per peventy-twe “money” loan hunds ot a. there by M: ceeds of the '. dadies,: was — j an executio Doyle for 1 the compan to give up _ promises 10 ings. Tho: C the body, col inability to. -. and sore thro ~ @ry and par ess fis ‘trans t' _ fony — very» mouth, ‘pervo lips, . dimini: * gpemic gum: -sion of ever: the will pow: extreme andi . Jessness and sl * deafness, apoy ’ wolsions and « In the case. growth, when it bastens:his : ‘weak it alm co it ge terferes with . Yet about World. 3 ao ped "As an-artist ry as indepe: possesses a candor, upon t he pla no ii ‘potwith long ago offer: the portrait of whose features their bloom ¢) * Jack critically Coes of bis shag you,” "be ‘doch c. * Watt 9 speechless at ¢! erty. stricken a ec , “th pa to. pat And the fo

ve . RP. BROWR. 1. 8) CALRING. MONDAY.....AUG. 21, 1899, A NEVADA COUNTY RESORT. “ay Guests” Will Be Bntertained at gummer resort on the Nevada County _aumber of picturesque cottages and log BROWN & Sane: Orchard Springs This Summer. ° Orchard Springs, Dr. Pashek’s new arrow Gauge Railroad half s mile belew Chicago Park station, ‘is already anestabiished success. Although this 4s the first year, it has been crowded from the opening of the season with geekers after health, rest and pleasure, as many as fifty guests being accommodated at a time. The present buildings include the main hotel of some twenty rooms with . hot and cold water throughout, and a cabins, summer houses, etc. situated in the midst of a husdred acres of land> that is being brought under a high state of cultivation. A large area bas been devoted to landscape gardening; being laid oat with walks, drives, fouutains, etc. Palms, oleanders, -camellias and other tender ornamental plants and shrubs, ficurish in profasion. This entrancing garden spot is within'half a mile of one of the most rugged and picturesque belts of the Greenhorn.Canyon country through which trails have been opened for miles. There are beautiful drives and: trails in all directions, and good fisbing within two.miles. The ciimate of that region is of course almost perfect, being temperate at all seasons, and it is a year-around resort.. This sammer the visitors have mostly been--from Southern Oalifornia, Arizona, Mexico and the seacoast, witha large sprinkling of people from the valleys of the Sacramento and San Joaquin. Thé winter patronage is mainly derived from Eastern tourists. By next summer ‘Dr. Pashek will have a larger and more pretertions hotel constracted near the present ona, and will then be able to accommodate 150 or more visitors. The new building will be of modern and ornamental architecture and wilk contain something like 100 rooms, many of them en suite. He is spending thousands of dollars and will in a short time have one of the leading mountain resorts in the State. . Gaston, to Alleghany today. turned from a visit below. Dan J. Stevens returned Saturday . ¢r, successor to N. OC. Undertaking Co.f _ LW, Harper's famous Kentucky Whiskey sold only by W. J. Britland. night from San Francisco. Saturday evening from Downiville. ~ PERSONAL PO POINTERS. . . lly Chrono ofthe Das of ta Minor Noleg and Comménts: a . Le and “Young. : H, E, Brindle came down today from Geo, W. Beck of ‘Los Angeles wens Jeff Lovelady and family have TéRev. Father Dermody arrived here John Costa of Downierille was bere last night on his way home frem San Francisco, W. H. Daniels bas returned to Stockton after a visit with Thos. doaeits family at thiscity. . Jales Isoard, engineer in the 0. P. yard at Reno, is here on @ visit to his fatherand brothers. ~“Wm.H. Martin and son left yeaterday for Santa Croz, where the young mun will probably attend school. — Ad. ©. Hinkson, a -stndent' in the Cooper Medical College at San Francisco, is here visiting his mother, Mre,. V. Hinkson. Dana Harmon was sere yesterday and today from the California mine. Secretary Winn retarned yesterday to San Francisco. H. Krasi of Alameda, Vice President of thé San Francisco Bridge Com arrived here yesterday. Today went to Sierra county. ; Mrs. George’ L.. Hughes @ Shia cisco since they ‘moved froni here, but they were improving. at last accounts. Capt. W. F. Chipman of Alameda, who has been spending a few weeks at Lake Tahoe and vicinity with his family and a party of friends, is in town today. George O. Gaylord left here yesterday to take a trip by water to San Diego. He goes forthe benefit of his health which has been shattered for several weeks past. e Mrs. A. M. Dobbie, who has been visiting the Crawford and Bost families at this city for several weeke past, réturned today to her home at North Bioomtield. Simon P. Donnelly, who used to live here but is how operating a silver mine at Lakeview, Kootenai county, Idaho, was recently appointed receiver of the Cour d’Alene railroad. Senator Ross of South Dakota returned here Saturday night from. Forest City where he arranged to start up the Eclipse drift claim which he fecently took a bondon. Mrs. M. B. Moore, who has been here WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN: Whrt Nay be “Expected in Climatic Changes This Week. Foster, the weather prophet, says: for several months visiting her son, E. A. Moore, left yesterday for Saate Cruz, from which place she will probabiy rae direct to her homein Gallipolis, . st J. Morgan, James Peard, Rolfe . Buffington and Charlie Grimes leave & Son's. th ‘McKee’s ballin Washington. John Rowley to jail to: serse ten days for vagrancy. have both been quite gga matathes" : My last bulletin gave forecasts of the . £000 on & prospecting trip to a point storm wave to cross the continent from . #00ve Grauiteville where they ‘think the 22d to 26th and the next will reach . there is a rich ledge awaiting developthe Pacific Coast about the 26th, cross west of the Rockies country by the . close of the 27th, great central valleys} the 28th to 30:h and Eastern States the . Bist. A warm wave will cross west of the fora few days. He will leave this week Bockies country about the 26:h, great central valleys the 28th and Eastern States the 30th. A cool wave will cross west of the . Rockies country about the 29th, great central vaileys the 3lst and Hasiprn States September 2d. Temperature of the week ending 8 a. m. September 4th, will. average about normal, Rainfall for the same period will be above normal in the northern Btates, below in southern and about normal on Pacific slope.’ Near the date of this bulletin will begin a ten days’ heated term in the northern § ates accompanied by dry weather. Not all the time hot and dry but these will be the averages of the. ten days. Origin of “Pall Mall.” “Pall Mall’ (pronounced pel mel) eomes from paile maile, an ancient game supposed to have been played on the present site of Pall Mall by Nor. man monks, by whom it was introduced into England. The observant Pepys, in his famous . diary, makes mention of it thus: “*April 2, 1661. IntoSt. James’ park, where I saw the Duke of York playing at Pelemele, the first time that ever i gaw the sport.’’—Pall Mall.Bulletin. The Trouble. Hicks—Why is it you are go hard ep Wellington? He never did you a bad turn or ever spoke ill of you. Wicks—I know that, but tbe fact is the first time I saw Wellington I thought be was somebody ont of the ordinary, and I was as polite to him as I knew how to be. I never shall be able to forgive him for that mistake.—Bos. ton Transcript. A Hard Cough. “Doctor, I want to know what's the matter. with me.” “My good sir, your ailment is a tend_e@ncy of the lungs tc expel air suddenly ‘and forcibly throngh the glottis, the effort being accompanied by a raucous . _ @nd more or less guttural] sound.”’ oan “*That's what I told the doctor I discharged the other day. He’ said it was mothing but a cough. *’—Chicagy Trib. une ", Sensible Gifts. “What did Finnerty give the bride?”’ “Two fire escapes and a jumping get. ”’—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Does This Strike You? Muddy complexions, Nanseatin from Paris. breath came tron chronic eonatipations . Bedies can depend asin Pe' Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolate, lief from and cure of cure and has been sold for fifty Ne eee of ofcause: In red absolute aneg om Price Beware of substitutes. LA CE GOcts. For-sale by H. Dickerman, DRUG OOMPANY, impo " Sen cregsien. Francisce, Yor sale by haben. . ment. Jobn S. Calkins of Los Angeles, for years a prominent olive grower, ar. rived here this morning from Orchard Springs where he has been rusticating ; for Lake ‘Tahoe. Miss Ethel Mulloy of this city is severely ill at San Francisco from the effects of a cold contracted while bathing in the surf at Santa Monica during ber recent trip to Southern California. . Her mother is with her. Must Sign Only in Open Board. State Superintendent of Pablic In. struction Kirk hae issued an order te the effect that orders for supplies, and other demands upon the funds of a school district, must be made at a meeting of the Board of School Trasi tees of such district, and it is illegal to get the signatures of Trustees to an order outside of a meeting of the Board. ‘The reason for this order is that it bas been the practice of book agents to see Trustees individually and talk . them into purchasing books upon the representation that they ere needed, . and the other members of the Beard . are favorable tothe purchase. In this . way, it is said, a great many unneces. sary books have been purchased, and the fands of school districts have been . wasted. . A Novel Attraction. ’ The kinetoscopic reproduction at the theater next Friday and Saturday evenings of the Jeffries-Fitzsimmons and McCoy-Sharkey fights will doubtlces attract good-sized audiences. It is saia to be the best exhibition of the kind ever on the road. How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by Hall’s Gaterrh Cure. FP. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.) We the undersigned, bave known F. J. Cheney for the .ast 15 years, and beNeve him perfectiy honoravle in ail business transactions and fi ¥ able to carry out any obligations made . by their tirm. West &‘Trvax, Wholesale Toledo, O. WaLpine, Knrnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drugyista, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Caré is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ‘Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pille are the best. French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine Freueh Tansy Wafers, Sesuried direst . ee ~ BRIRFMENTION. . Interest. For Life Insurance eco T. B Geet Lemons: ten centa a dozen at Gaylord There was a dance Saturday night at G. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmThis morning Justice Holbrooke sent Anchoviesand Sardeilens, in glass, at 25 cents a jar, at Woll’s Cash Grocery, Commercial street. = tf the party. at Indian Fiat: Saturday evening was & success, as are all the gatherings at Union hall. % There wasan icecream social at Relief Hill Saturday night for the, benefit of the Methodist church. You can get specia) values fm wrappers at The Racket Store. ‘See this line at 78c, $1 and $1.25. “tf A fresh consignment of extra quality. water-white eomb honey has’ just been received by Gaylord &Son. . tf Ladies’ pattern silk and. summer waists at greatly reduced prices. Mast close them ont. Sexy & FiemING. : al8-tf George M. Hughes offers for sale or . trade a horse, buggy, cart. and harness. It isa eplendid chance to get a bargain. The Coughian Brothers, John Danster and a party of hunters killed a deer yesterday on the Washington ridge. Clean bread, made by a clean baker, in the cleanest bakery in the’ State. Such is the prodact of Gault’s bakery. Try it thie suamer. , j24-1m. The accidental substitution of al. wrong figare made the TRANSCRIPT 81y Saturday that the Davis testimonial netted $264, the qaeret amount being $164. About thirty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plummer assembled Saturday evening at the house of that ‘popular couple to celebrate the fonrteenth anniversary. of their wedding The visitors: werehandsomely. entertained. f George Hanson, formerly catcher for the Colts and ‘now winning glory in the same position for the crack nine at Colusa, is spending his spare time putting battoms on boxes at the Colusa} box factory. The Sun says he is an expert at this work as weil as behind the bat. ‘Satarday afternoon while J. E. Satherland, one of the Sunset telephone crew working between here and S:n Juan, was wielding an x it missed its mark striking him on the left ankle. An ugly gash was inflicted and Sutherland was brought to town to have the wound sewed up. Satarday night Garfield Conclave, No. 118, EK: 8: F, initiated a member, at the conclusion of which a collation was served. Speeches were made by John Roberts, Frank May, John Rafter, Wm. Avery, and there were songs by Geo. Bond, Samuel Renfree, , Jesse Nickerson and Wm. Sandow. A-chorus by the conclave concluded ihe exercises. The organization is flourishing. information Wanted. Any information concerning the two brothers Henry CO. Bolton, aged 55, and Milton Bolton, aged 50, will be appreciated by the undersi Any knowledge regarding them through the past fifteen years will be welcome. Address Wx. Paris Borton, Nevada ir: A CounterPetition. A petition opposing the pardoning of Ira Abbott, who is serving a thirtyyear term in the State prison for. killing Charles Bennett, is being circulated and is receiving many signatures. SS Sick Headaches, The carse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by ‘Karl’s Clover Root ‘I'ea, the great blood purifiler and tissue builder. Money refundded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and Wets. For sale by H. pres the druggist. A Warning. All persons tampering with the boxes of the city’s. electric fire alarm system will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. A reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person, old of young, guilty of tris offense. P. G. ScappEN, 019-3: Chief Kugiveer. . Por kent, The vacant store room in the Transeript Biock is offered for rent. Inqaaire of Fred E. Brown. i Bocas hae from San Franeieco. turned from Satta Catalina Island, ‘. Pride-of Nevada City ’ Dcasthqanhentachiiegaamsceaaiiiaiemeenna ai GRASS VAILEY NEWS, ‘Over The Telephone, = Cornwall, England, Mr, and Mra.1. Haas bidve, rétaried Coonan Mrs. A. A, Whiteman <addeusiert have retarned from Berkeley. ~ oe City Trusteé D. 8, Collins bas reJustice Joba Malroy ‘aid + Zekind killed three dozen dotes ses. . terdayj . Mrs. John Toy . gave birth this morning to two boys, bat Ahey died ‘soon afterwards, _ J. M, Thomas. of the Citizens Bank. 4. and W. J. Grenfell aye, Feturned from Pacific Grove.” William Ciinp bell xine. this. week fo Eureka, Humboldt county, te eet ap a Hoo:ype machine. _ John 0: Donnelly, the Se traveler, is here and will go. to the county seat tomorrow. ~~ Frank Carasna Sr. was arrested yesferday morning for creating’ a. disturbance in Uphoff's saloon.. : out from here yesterdas—one at Sheb-/. ley’s, one at P. Campbeli’s ‘and’ one at Joseph Reinhart’s, A complaint: was . Gcced Saturday pight for the arrest of Ed. Morrison, a Elliott, a saloon keeper. Saturday night Mrs. J._D: Thomas, who leaves shortly for Nanaimo, B. C., was tendered a surprise party be Ceanotha Council, Degree of Pocachontas. their house waiting for Mrs. King to. join them the horse ran away. -At the Bennett street peee across . Wolf creek the bogey . : ‘tipped ” over and both were thrown out, but nt’ burt. Mr. King has bat’ one arm and. could not control the animal. : Shortly after midnight of Saturday Wm. G. Thomas, son of R:2uben Thomas, a married man whose wife lives at Oakland, was arrested on a charge of feloniously assaulting Eile, the daughter of Mrs. ©. -H. Mill. The her assailaut drew a pistol: aod threatened to kill ber if she told anybody of the outrage. She says another Ae} girl was tampered with. by= athe: fle TRANSCRIPT ~ BARGAIN

+ COLUM, tu! Alfred Bozance has retarned from. sa There were three picknicking parties j gamber fordrawing a pistol on’ D. Lili Yesterday as Peter King and bisson}. were sitting ia a livery rig ‘in front of} girl, who is but fourteen years old, says . ' Thomas was bound over in the sum" og 4 ° ay at says it ie Le ead bat a case of aimee ‘atworst. He is in the wapseaind jail. A ‘Paying Quart Gear: ‘Mine, _ Dr. Pashe -is meetin meeting with sucorss ‘td ‘re-opening the old Pierce quuriz mine on ths, wagon. road from Colfax to o You Bet » and easterly abont 8 mile> from Chicago. Park. He has-a tunnel ; in 700 feet and is adding ten more There aré several good Jeages on the cluim and they are of excellent quality. . Fitteen cr more men ere’ employed in: the. mine ‘aud mill, It is currently stated in that neighborhood that the ming yielded $30,000 last winter, The: owner eciomayd a Seep “operalions, fr ore ee A Rich ; arias. The Willows Promoter of Saturday says: Yesterday A, F. Ely, of Yolo! county, passéd nogth on -tHe afternoon . * train. © He “has Mast rtarhed from 4 “. prospecting tour in Nevada county. where, a few days ago be made a rich find. ‘The first paw of dirt he washed . out yielded $1 05. Of course he recorded . a pincer: laity: Iris in the eastern . ‘partof Névada ‘county’ near Graniteville. Searching For For a Brother. Thomas O'Sullivan of Mineral Wells, . Texas, writes to. City Marshal Tompkins asking for inforniation of his brother James whom he has not seen for seventeen years past. James isa j’heré when lest heard from. :% Shipping Chicsgo Park Pears. Most: of the orchatdists of Chicago Park hate enormous crops this year of of exceedingly fine quality. and shipping will begin this: week. Sipciomieeseriveeseiedtosdav lek tee di-aeeunaiteinertnnatnanaerammetaien Style and Finish.. . * Of: Sane ndon artistic de* Ps, Pig gree charaéterize photoNevaoa Crey ane GRASS VALLEY, CAke ~~ Just Recéived Ee Children’s Fast Black Hoye: mad weil, at knee, heel toe; poles: 10 and there isn’t: ia the oity. hose at lowest prices auvays. Baby’s Photos Are treasured in ou’re about it have them taken right. wuarauted satisfaction. The Most for Cash . * I am ativertising for’ the obh ‘et trade, for which I Promypt ettention, as A Home Industry: picture frames or other .m their equat at any similar ea ontienes e Belts y The Racket Store Be after years. While} MOORE, The Nien free Regen Fn offer i Nealon weights a) west prices. LverytLiag clean aud fresh. ws stproast: Chas. E. males When sou place an order with m>: for : petrenise a home induatep and thew: rk is done hereiutherity. aA ‘large stock of : mouldings to select irom hee i guarantee to oer: Cabivet eee: deans CAM. Henderson & Co’ 00's We have : just:received a new. stock of and Children. $2 ‘They are the most Stylish, Best: Fitting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Footwear ever displayed here. Cone inand see them. Weare bound to please you. at reasonable prices. . . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street, «Like Neciar 1 My Lips.” : Mush is the pride of the tow erga A ned 7 setan ono & he fullo 7S Commercial Street. ; Lumber yp Sigler a2 e Weare facturers and dealers a)l kinds of and common lu for mining a pailaing ORDINARY WIRE AND tee KINKEAD, Cash bs pmaetan COTS” ee FOLDING ARMY: aes Les From the best makers, of the best cinichiad havingall the latest improvements. They ara —— to en bat ict are gs sed Soadden alt Ascott fesse oboe Pasi ber Call suar‘able invariably in Of Our. Soda. Dosen : ‘Foley's 18 Gamusceustl Street, Nevada: — -150_ CENTS A WEEK weenie phere s et ai mouth, ae eaditign — a advance. For Sale. Horse,. buskes. tard and. harness, will be. sold or y Rome hae ra _all together or separately. Any » offer will be consid. ered. fiw] RGE .M, HUGHES. . MEN AND WOMEN. GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALORR, New Haven, Connecticut. a2l-6w Situation as a Chambermaid Wanted. A capable young woman of good character desires a s tuation as chambermaid in a hoFurniture Dealer . tony tat be can pa the py ih sts? * PF oy KINKEAD sao carat in stook a completa amortmeat of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and deg RoomF Puraiture . t . he yee enon the TRaxece'PT ote oes sr Sane cabitbe Woke as hocks wae Bh Pritam iets “Iuquire <i Motert. : Selon = DED FROM HS INJURIES. Otis “Holbrook, a Pioneer Resient, Exfew days ago while repairing the foof of a woodshed at A. Isoard’s home on *WVest Broad street, andsuffered a par{tial distocation ot the dorssl vertebra died in the county hospital at twenty ‘minutes after six o’elock last eens: He was born in Muine 57 sears ago. lu sagen gcc mitts: is 2808 (the fall of 1855 the family got to San Francisco. remained until the winter of 1857 and iipn and O’Vonnor as the reached here on Obristmus day of that year, Mr. Holbrook, who was a. car*penter by trade und bad some good traits—-.of .-cbaracter, brothers and ihree sisters. William of this citys; Frank Holbrook of Montezuma Hill, Leonard Holbrook of Alameda counts; Mrs George Lovie} of Redwood City; Mrs. Kinnear of San Jose; Mrs. Fred W. Elisler of Los An; goles: fO Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this of incipie are bricklayer and the writer says he was gantiithir . Pid ease ok pau fo to use numerable cases of incipiant consumptwo-thirds. of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefi ro Draggist and he may refund the “Phas secured the services of Mr. G. Wm. Darst, the well-known baker, and will Education awarded the contract for furnishing schoo bid was $195, that of the New York Racket Store $198, and H. Dickerman $200. H. L. Sweeney was allowed . $5250 according to contract for laboria painting the. roof of ‘ Wasbington schoolhouse and $10 for other werk. 1.00. H. Di th Bartlett pears‘and the fruit is as usual i100. "For eer Sere Seeereen tf 2 Seaweeds Defeated by a barometer lowered at . . again yesterday, beat them out at a by a score of six to sight: : of Grass Valley was ampiredealt out a good quality* of to only one of which the Ce boys had evén the shadow’ f ieuse fora kick. Fur thetocal plred Last Evening, Otis Holbrook, who fell twélve feet a ‘They went to Oregon and Carpenter in the field d ceptionally good’ work: © pitcher and Thomas in earned the honors among: Following was the ecore by ‘Sie leaves” three They are Git Fd Seawee Fr Sale Begins Tomo The sale of excursion tickets reception of the First Californ teers at San Francisco © mence at the N. U. N.G. RB BR. dep this city tomorrow. fternoon a v'clock, The sale will continue the noon train-on Friday. ‘Tickats w va we taceeemee Board of Education Meeting. Saturday night the City Board of advertised Ris the list of . supplies to W. D. Vinton. the tickets will be good. to F days after their arrival. What ts Shiloh? ' aay A grand old remedy for. Congb, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a centary, has: inOn Every Bottle tior and relieved many: in.advanced stages. If you are not tinted wit tted-return the. bottle to sale by H. Dickerman, the irsquee tt Notice to Water Consumers, Au parties using water for * iting: gardens, lawns, power, or for ai purpose other than domestic’ well as for the latter, are notified to @all at the Cits Hall any evening between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 ‘and’ psy for the paid.” Price 25 50 cts. and Good Bread, Good Cake. A.J. Homann of the New York Bakery from now on serve the public with the same. HvueH M fluest delicacies known to the trade. Water Collestor, Call and be convinced. a Hist August 17, 1899. “tf. paenpesisieieene *&k *& & eraphs made by Moore.) «x * His gallery has a wide* * an spread . reputation for. © “+ *% turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained * %& ® *® onthecoash : ¢ i: :fHenderson’s.Famous Shoes me Misses Repairing promptly sani neatly done becom ri ter doing “Ice ‘GILT EDGE: SALOON. Is the thas. Sir. LONIBRS? oP National Beer. FaddenCigats; they’regreat. Poetic” ’ Expressed sad bee “Créam rey a eae Wace ee Ones ee . LADIES: eis) gare We have placed our én. i oom tire stock of 2: : 303. od SILK: 2g, (Seach rch Wl Na ee “9 LA [Sk fr SO és rn ree eT Y b ars fe > 2% In our window. You cat @ see the prices they were, and the prices they are . @} now. We want to sell, as w2 have too many, 33 § this is Sd ae chance. ay 23 * i (ie? Or "9 Pg ee Ds v9 Don't miss it, f t a F a Gin. pet 7 Bas First Lot y was $4.50; now $3. 00. =, second. Lot was $5. 00; now $3. 50: » Third Lot was $5.00; now $3.50. Mind, _all new and stylish waists, shoppers among them. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. oR S fal eek Clearance. Sale of Silks. for * ‘Waists, _ Bee Window, Frices’ $3.00, $3.50, $5: 02. i (Sas 1 ay a 09 No old . Don’t miss the chance, idedvidialed HY 3 ES 35,) — ah a Sra rAd Ess : . , oP Pak Pak Coan Toast Peet Cea Cear CeaP} Meuse’ “. ot sek Break fa st Goods. 4 as que. Hl Fresh from the Mitts, ‘great diemng B-O-Oat Meal; and Self-Rising Buckwheat. Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, __ Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bale. Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Meal. cine Meal, and icrct base *% * » uta BOE N (8 P8,) [ ’ ae far ee See: Streets T cml ‘oman smsales, 2 the resalts we will refund : Price 25 cts., 50 ots. iat $100; Fe Bor brought 8a church per peventy-twe “money” loan hunds ot a. there by M: ceeds of the '. dadies,: was — j an executio Doyle for 1 the compan to give up _ promises 10 ings. Tho: C the body, col inability to. -. and sore thro ~ @ry and par ess fis ‘trans t' _ fony — very» mouth, ‘pervo lips, . dimini: * gpemic gum: -sion of ever: the will pow: extreme andi . Jessness and sl * deafness, apoy ’ wolsions and « In the case. growth, when it bastens:his : ‘weak it alm co it ge terferes with . Yet about World. 3 ao ped "As an-artist ry as indepe: possesses a candor, upon t he pla no ii ‘potwith long ago offer: the portrait of whose features their bloom ¢) * Jack critically Coes of bis shag you,” "be ‘doch c. * Watt 9 speechless at ¢! erty. stricken a ec , “th pa to. pat And the fo