December 13, 1898 (4 pages)

HE acteotharg 6 rere 6 +e io i ee ee a ad awe meen ie Ried: ee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. __studying a great deal during the day. prone ae clansmen hn : = TUESDAY pie was Aes DEC. 13, Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN. & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. HARRY SUKRFORTH'S DEATH. Farther Particulars Concerning the Young . University Student's Fate. [Oakland Enquirer of last evening.] Harold Clifton Sukeforth, aged 22 years, a student of the University. of @Galifornia, Berkeley, was found dead in bed at his rooming place, 1404 Henry street, Berkeley, this morning, at 8 o'clock by the landlady, Mrs. GC. A. Hager. The deceased had_ retired to bed last night in good spirits, after “Harry seemed in the best of spirits yesterday,” said Mrs. Hager this morning. “He did not leave the bouse all day, but stayed in his room and studied. Occasionally he would come out for a brief rest, and at one time romped about the room with my daughter Josie. Just before he went into his room for the night he was joking about his knife and had a little scuffle with Josie over it.and playfally took it away from her. Thén he wentinto bis room. I psked him if he did not want a coal oil stove brought in to warm the place up, but he said ‘no, the lamp willdothat.’ We all then retired. i “Yhis morning, at 7:30 as usual [rang the bell for Harry to get up, but he.did not answer. In about fifteen minutes I rangit again and still he did not appear. My daughter and I then knocked’ and called at the door but there was no answer. Josie then went out and climbed into the window and let me into the room and we found Harry dead in bed.” Immediately upon the finding of the body Deputy. Coroner Streightiff was notified and he took charge of the remains. From all indications young Sukeforth was taken away by heart disease. There are no indications of\ poisoning or other means of suicide. Sverything in the room was in an orderly condition,’ showing that he had gone to bed as usual. On the table were some books and papers covered with mathematical work and the oil of the lamp was three-fourths burned out showing he must have stayed up rather late. Everything was in perfect erder. The cause of death will be determined by aninquest, the time of which has not been set yet. Young Sukeforth was a member of the class of 1900 and a student in the college ofsocial sciences. Up to recently he has been first sergeant of Company H of the cadet corps. A card announcing his transfer was one of the papers on the table of his room. At college he was known as a very gentlemanly boy who had the respect of all. He was taking military work and had completed the prescribed gymnasium work last year. Professor Magee, physical instructor, stated this morning it was his belief that Suke‘forth showed no sigus of heart trouble at the time of his evamination two years ago. In appearance the deceased was sallow and without color. There was some talk that Overstudy may have been responsible for bis suddén taking off but it is believed that organic trouble was the primary cause of death. ‘The parents of the deceased, who live in Nevada City, were. notified by telephone this morning and are now on their way to Berkley to take charge of} her children is only surpassed by her the body. Harold was their only son and very popular at his home. “I am not so blind that I cannot see} spank him with a sharp stick.” and profit by the mistakes of others,” she told her dearest friend just after . her engagement was announced. “I}™@? have a wager a8. to which one will know how annoying it must be to a] ™&ITY her? He—No,as to which one man to have to repéat his love prosteswill marry ber first. tations over and over again, and I have firmly made up my mind not to ask Harold if he still loves me oftener than . Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies and Pearl three times a week.” BEES Ce Se He—My dear, I have just written a little masterpiece. I} call it—ah— “How to Be Master of My Household.” Wouldn't you like to hear it? . She— No, Samuel. I’m going off for a day’s golf. You stay with the twins antil I retarn. Toilet Sets. The finest and largest line in town— both in Sterling Silver and Ebony. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf iE aS: SaaS ay MS Beit Lost. A black silk taffeta belt. with gold enameled buckle of red, white and blue Return to the Transcript office and receive reward. d12-lwk. Pie a ee _ me Fine Holiday Groceries. P. @. Scadden of Conimercial street i; just naw makinga specialty of extra fine holiday groceries of which he has recently received a large and very complete assortment. All the delicacies known to the trade are on sale in Mr. Seadden’s store at bed-rock prices. Hotel, restaurant and boarding house keepers, housewives and others. will find it to their interest to bear this announcement in mind when making their purchases. d10-tf. _——_—_-+ e-—--— Beautiful Display ~ Of Sold Silver Goods, running in price from 25c up. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf oe C~—O—~— : Homann does his own baking. d65-tf f) ATT OTST BT 1g08. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old county was in Jown today. F. 8. St. JoKn arrived on this morn. the past fiscal month: Huston Piper, State school land: interest, $5.60. fitting up living quarters in his bnild. schoolhouse, $2,50. . J. Elmer has returned from Inyo ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. Supervisor Joseph Goulden of Placer ing’s train and will go Downieville tomorrow. J. W. Downing has moved into town, ing on Main street. M. Hadley are expected home from San Francisco tonight. evening frdm Sacramento. to go to work in the coal mines there. The Korbel brothers, A. and L., of of the Texas and Cadmus mines, arrived this morning from San Francisco. county and will probably remain. He isa carpenter and resided here with his family,twoyears ago. ‘The Yreka Daily Reporter of Sunday says: W. D. Lewis of Nevada City passed through Yreka yesterday on his way to Scott Valley where he goes to look at some mining property. Private H. D. Sidney of Company F, Ist California Volunteers, who went to Manila with his regiment and being shot in the left arm during the capture of the city was granted a furlough, arrived bere-last evening from North San Jaan where he has been visiting Samuel Crall’s family. To-day he returned to San Francisco. For Your Gentlemen Friends. The famous Woodpecker cigar is liked by all smokers and a box of such weeds make a very acceptable present, Giffin, the constructor of the Woodpecker cigars, puts them up in neat boxes especially for the holiday trade. If you wish to make a gift to a gentleman who smokes, you will surely please him if you present him with a box. “ : Tue venerable Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania, who first went to Congress in 1850, is a living proof that the American people do not ulways tire quickly of their public servante. He has just been re-elected as Congressman-at-large‘by the largest vote polled by any candidate ia his State, and this he has done four times in succession. Mr. Grow, who is now 75 years of age, was the Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Thirty-seventh Congress and is a fine specimen of the politician of the old school. The Philadelphia papers say that if the Republicans had nominated Grow for Governor he would have been’ élected by a vote practically unanimous, —_——+ -ee ’ THe San Joaquin Electric Company of Fresno has begun work on a neéw reservoir that will supply water fer the plant. Heretofore the plant has.had to close down on account of a lack of water at certain periods in the sammer, and the company will alleviate this with a big storage of surplus water. Besides supplying Fresno, with light, the company snpplies Fresno with 150 horse power. or “You are an iceberg!” explaimed her elderly but well-preserved adorer, pale witb anger and mortification. ,Adozen \cupids, with a hundred arrows each, could never find avulnerable place in your fiinty heart!” “Not if they used an old beau to shoot with, Mr. Wellup,” coldly replied the young and beautiful Miss Flyppe. ° PAREN tr eso Ceres “Mrs. Cuowpsr’s verbal cruelty to cruelty to the English language.” “What is her latest?” “I overheard ‘. her telling her little Bennie that she'd SHe— You say he and another Chicago Solid Gold Rings, sets at astonishingly low prices. At Isaac Wilson and Wm. Nelson ‘have . S. Ware $15.91, H.L. Fish gone to Marshfield, Coos County, Ore., Arbogast $2.46. R. M. Huat, care of Mrs. Hanlin, $19-. out by wind before igniting the fuse. ‘Mrs. Mary Mills, State school land, $200. COUNTY TREASURY RECRIPTS Money That Was Paid in Daring thé} tient without first giving her a prescription?” “I know it was anprofes. Past Fiscal Month. The following moneys have been paid into the county treasury during aut tea.” John Webber, rent of store, $25. licenses $683.50, commissions $38.77. cost nearly $1,000,000. It is prepared J. J. Greany—Auditor’s fees on licenses $41.50, law library tax $12, diseases of the np Sore Clerk’s fees $89.45. ; D. B. Getchell—Sheriff ’s fees $23.25, . we can take you. What is your name? Justice fines $2. a wor piel fees, $228.40, YOu can never be a conductor. ’ certificates, $8. _ “How bh the. world,” ner, “did you happen to leave that pasional, bat try as I would, I found ‘it impossible to recall the Latin for boneCot. ALtTORK—Tt would have seemed a horrible thing to you gentlemen, I the incidents of war. 1 had trodden L. S. Calkins, sale of stove to Geo. . uponacorpre! One of the Sufferers— Mrs. George E. urner and Mrs. J . F. Jacobs, $5. Delinquent’ tax I don’t donbt it. Ionce walked for two certificates—John . hours on an empty stonach! Quick $423, Wm. Massey $5, H. M. ame J. R. Price, member of the State . Bayne $8.69, P. Martel, $4.26, E. Barney Board of Higaways, arrived here tast . $54,638, J. M. Wiley $56.03, G. W. Cun-. with caps and fuse and snuff were ningham $16,583, J. B. Underwood $82.87, . found under the residence of “Miss $7.54, J. P. May” at De Lamar, " Twetve sticks of giant powder fitted at Nevada. The snuffs had been lighted but were blown A Lonpon specialist.says ‘that the most expensive drug is called phyfrom thé Calabar bean and is used in Manacer of Trolley Line—I think { FE Applicant—Glass. M.—Good day, sir. “WHat did Bridget say when she Loox into the cradle and you behold . broke the last cut-glass bow! we have?” i t inquired the . Recorper Gorr of New York went elder physician of his youthful part-. duck shooting on Long Island ‘on & he is'a noisy kid with half the buttons off his pants and an eye for meanness; a crying male babe. At the age of ten. “ghe said it sbould never happen again.” Saturday. The storm caught him and he did not appear at his court Mouday to try several cases, some of them of unusual importance. Nobody having authority to close the court it remained open all night, with all the attendants on hand, and until Tuesday morning, when Mr. Goff succeeded in reaching it. +> TuE Duchess of Marlborough, who was Miss Consuela Vanderbilt, has been chosen, it is announced, to officiatate the lannching of the new England battleship Irresistible. The American flag will float alongside the Union Jack, as: was the case in the launching of the Formidable. BuckmvaHam Smrrsh, ‘who was secretary of the American Legation in Madrid in 1858, wrote that the tune of “Yankee Doodle” is practically derived from an ancient sword dance of Biscay. Thus is country is indebted to Spain not only for its discovery, bat for its national air.ooo Tuirty thousand women spend their lives in driving and steering the canal boats in southern and midland England. Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. at fifteen he is devil in a print shop; at twenty publisher ‘of a. country newspaper, supporting every interest calculated to improve the town or enrich its people; at thirty-five he isan emaciated, worn out man, with a bald head and -holes in his pockets; at fifty he is a corpse in a cheap coffin, his only resources two cases of brevier, a hand press and subscription book with the names of 678 delinquent subscribers, who march past the coffinand say: “He was a public spirited fellow but he couldn’t never save anything!”—Exchange. In tHe Sandwich Islands there is a spot called the Rock of Refuge. Iftle criminal reaches this rock before capture he is safe so long as he remains there. Usually his family supply him with food until he is able to make his escape, but he, is never ‘allowed to return to his own tribe. 2c Oranaes in Southern California are reported maturing slowly. Some shipments are being made. A Tumor Formed Finally It Broke Inwardly and Discharged Trouble Began With Dyspepsia and Impure Blood Thorough Course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Completely Cures. There is danger in impure blood. Disease and suffering are surely coming to those who neglect this threatening symptom. Read this: “Gilliam, Missouri. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : *¢Gentlemen:—My troubles began with nervous headaches, which would last, me/for two or three days. The doctors pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but they could not do anything for me, and: advised a change of location. At the age of 59 a tumor formed on my spine, which Was Very Painful but did not rise or discharge.’ The doctor thought best to cut it out, but I objected. It finally broke and discharged a great deal. The doctors said they could do nothing for it. Then the tumor began to rise inwardly and discharge. I read much about cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thought I would try it. Before I had finished taking one bottle I was much relieved. I continued the use 6f Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles I was entirely cured. I am. now well, have a good appetite and feel that I owe my life to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” W. D. ForE. Hood's ‘part S parilia Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. the Frank Gaiden Jewelry Co. tf Hood’s Pills 2, ,23montousy i HERE T O STAY. LN tm. Do . : LEGG @ SHAW Co. 250 Ur. A beautiful Doll Carriage like the above cut for $1.00. lis’ Carriages —FROM— Boys’ Wagons AND THE BEST OF ITS KIND. ‘. Whether it is Gold standard The Absence From our stock of Watches, The Height for Brandy. alighted on some soft sand, and though stunned and badly -shaken, no bones A steeplejack who was engaged in . And take a look at Luet repairing a tall chimney at some works. Toilet articles in Sterlir ae in Devon slipped and fell'a distance of . Gold Filled goods. They are t some thirty-five feet. Fortunately ‘he . out and at any price, Homann’s 26cent fruit were broken. After water had been dashed on his face he recovered’ consciousness. ‘ The manager, who stood by, having been summoned to the scene, put a giass of water to bis lips, saying: fell better.” bly and, gazing first at the glass and he had fallen, remarked in a. weak voice: ; . “What I should like to know is ‘ow blessed works afore they gives him brandy?” : “Yzs, I was awfully fond of that girl, and I believe her to be perfect, buat I saw something about her last night that made me tired.” “What was that?” “Another fellow’s arm.” Call and’ See Them. Remember that you will find one of the best Holiday Stocks in the county at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. Administrators Sale. Ba yeete a IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN He pursuance of an order of the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada State of California, made on the 138th day of Dece mber ELIZABETH T. STODDDARD deceased, the undersigned, Adm nistrator of the Estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash Gold Coin of the United States on Saturday, the 2.th day of December 1898, at two o’clock m., at ti.e Store of William Campbell, at Boston Ravine, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the following personal pro; ‘ to wit: An undivided one fourth interest in and to one hundred and seventy-five shares of the Capital Stock of Selby Smelting and Lead Company, a Corporation, Dated December 13th, 1698. .F. tient Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth T, Stoddard, deceased, ber 1898, in the matter of the estate of y “Here, Bill, drink this, and you'll) ang As Cheap As Pine. ts The injared man raised his head fee-. Al] modern houses “finished with it thon at the bigh scaffolding from which . THE BEST OF. BUILDING LUMBER, WILL AND MINING TIMBERS, far a man have got to. fall in these TOWLE BROS. 2 CO. Santerne, ing, Bargandy, eS Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle Port Wine, per galion, from $1 up, Sherry Wine, per gation from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, 50: up. IMPORTED CHIANT! WINE, Cyrus Noble, and Manhattan Club. Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. French Cognac and Champaynes: A. ISOARD & SON Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MARER FOR . -qay! 4 Cd & GO. lot of : Jewelry, etc., of anything of . They are simply grand, and doubtful quality imspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years will prove that it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. « or Silver standard, or merely Plated ware, each will be found We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Sent’s Sold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this city, and the prices are very low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. these handsome suits, and you appreciated. store until you want it sent. Respectfully, Come in time and pick one out: LADIES: This day we have placed in Window No. 2, a Ladies’ Black suits. Tmported For Christmas Crade. no nicer gift can you offe your mother, your-sister, or your friend. (ce There is value to it. _grjJ You are not wasting your money when you buy one can rely on it that itwi.’ be You.can leave it 11 our Don’t wait as the best sells first. , “MAHER @ CO. A\\ Sia Zi\ SAT SA _Our Handkerchiefs will be displayed in our large Window right away. -Also Silk. Handkerchiefs for men—plain initial. Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for men. Fine Black Reefers for men. New Goods Coming Every Day, now. KID GLOVES IN ALL NEW SHADES. \ F= =. YS We come here to stay and not to run any one out of business, Weare here to-do%a legitimate, quiet business, and treat all alike. We have made a success in years—all by treating every o same article. we looked for, but this find at present, in your and we will stay with you. prices, and treat all alike. Rock Bottom Prices. The store which we occupy LOOK OUT FOR ALL Ex. Xu street. one two prices and to the other three or fonr prices for the The Store we occupy now is not exactly what ! will try and get a store that will beat our great . Grass Valley Store, which is considered the . greatest store in Northern California. We ouly ask you to give us a portion of your patronage Will protect you against high We will give you Good Goods at All our goods are guaranteed or money refunded. now is known as the GILES’) BUILDING, OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfally, Proprietor THE. WONDER, Grass Valley—Main street, Nevada Oity—Broad 4 GF The Store will ; orning. your sister city for the past 5 ne alike, and not charging to was the best we could _ city. In the future we BLUE BANNERS. EBEViIrTT,. be open Saturday m 1. ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of stibjects . and mountings. 2, PERFUME ATOMIZERS — Every number a beauty. 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES-—Are Full strength, lasting odors. 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. You Are Invited to Call at : And Inspect Warranted ‘not to tarnish. and Traveling Cases, _7. GAMES AND Toy ~ Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Comssuiscias Sts your girls and boys. . = H. DICKERMAN, 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct 5. ALUMINUM OMB AND BRUSH SETS — ' 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Puna Card BOOKS—All new this year. ! 4 i thle a ee TUESDAY. For addittot pages ~ i iaile eae opD FE Mistletoe’s Ene Last Night— The entertai: lows hall last Encampment, gratifying suc ent about 1501 cluding the ¥ their wives anc Rebekah Degre hall there was: a vocal duet and Miss Edith by Miss Fann mental duet t ~ Jay and Mrs. E the evening P arch lord prese! a beautiful alt graphs of a le time and prése) Chief Patriare speech of accep sion of the pro; served in the a lowed by danci chestra played. The photogra bum are as foll A. R. Lord, Bond, H. Stans P. Brown, Wil ther, George A. J. T. Morgan, Schmittburg,.G Abbott, John I L. Roberts, W. John H. Richar Rich, Willis Gr Marchie, J. J. 1 Richards, A. W soll, Chris Mall Costa, Ed Ma E. M. McKinlay J. EF. Shaw, Joh: Kinlay, John “The list will b date and will th ,of most of the well as those of Not a ‘Weather Prop that he does not will be a dry or give only his f: tion, and he is . in that. Astot ducks, etc., hes things and says in them—an i scientist. Mor than in this up all parts of the Weather Bureat the last Winter But it does not will also be dry. is no guide for’ eh ie The display watches and no store of The F. ( in the National beautiful to . the line of jewe be found there, day gifts shou. place a visit. Do The Junior . meets at 3:80 then receive . ‘material for c! ‘the Fred Finch -also be a progr meeting. The Ne The new we Company, whi the cart and re be used hereaf fires. _ The S In the matte beth T. Stodda sale of persor this morning. Puneral Fc The funeral is to take plac at two o’clock ‘attentio The membe cil O. C. F., ar their hall ox 14th, at 1 o’elc of attending Companion, 1 Mrs. Mrs. J. Sco All setting up to the 22d Christmas. © last moment. for a photogt something ne Mookrgr, t! For 1 E. F. Roses toys and oth: aud is sellit Give him a o little money Silv We have a Silver Plated prices are all look at them

HE acteotharg 6 rere 6 +e io i ee ee a ad awe meen ie Ried: ee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. __studying a great deal during the day. prone ae clansmen hn : = TUESDAY pie was Aes DEC. 13, Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN. & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. HARRY SUKRFORTH'S DEATH. Farther Particulars Concerning the Young . University Student's Fate. [Oakland Enquirer of last evening.] Harold Clifton Sukeforth, aged 22 years, a student of the University. of @Galifornia, Berkeley, was found dead in bed at his rooming place, 1404 Henry street, Berkeley, this morning, at 8 o'clock by the landlady, Mrs. GC. A. Hager. The deceased had_ retired to bed last night in good spirits, after “Harry seemed in the best of spirits yesterday,” said Mrs. Hager this morning. “He did not leave the bouse all day, but stayed in his room and studied. Occasionally he would come out for a brief rest, and at one time romped about the room with my daughter Josie. Just before he went into his room for the night he was joking about his knife and had a little scuffle with Josie over it.and playfally took it away from her. Thén he wentinto bis room. I psked him if he did not want a coal oil stove brought in to warm the place up, but he said ‘no, the lamp willdothat.’ We all then retired. i “Yhis morning, at 7:30 as usual [rang the bell for Harry to get up, but he.did not answer. In about fifteen minutes I rangit again and still he did not appear. My daughter and I then knocked’ and called at the door but there was no answer. Josie then went out and climbed into the window and let me into the room and we found Harry dead in bed.” Immediately upon the finding of the body Deputy. Coroner Streightiff was notified and he took charge of the remains. From all indications young Sukeforth was taken away by heart disease. There are no indications of\ poisoning or other means of suicide. Sverything in the room was in an orderly condition,’ showing that he had gone to bed as usual. On the table were some books and papers covered with mathematical work and the oil of the lamp was three-fourths burned out showing he must have stayed up rather late. Everything was in perfect erder. The cause of death will be determined by aninquest, the time of which has not been set yet. Young Sukeforth was a member of the class of 1900 and a student in the college ofsocial sciences. Up to recently he has been first sergeant of Company H of the cadet corps. A card announcing his transfer was one of the papers on the table of his room. At college he was known as a very gentlemanly boy who had the respect of all. He was taking military work and had completed the prescribed gymnasium work last year. Professor Magee, physical instructor, stated this morning it was his belief that Suke‘forth showed no sigus of heart trouble at the time of his evamination two years ago. In appearance the deceased was sallow and without color. There was some talk that Overstudy may have been responsible for bis suddén taking off but it is believed that organic trouble was the primary cause of death. ‘The parents of the deceased, who live in Nevada City, were. notified by telephone this morning and are now on their way to Berkley to take charge of} her children is only surpassed by her the body. Harold was their only son and very popular at his home. “I am not so blind that I cannot see} spank him with a sharp stick.” and profit by the mistakes of others,” she told her dearest friend just after . her engagement was announced. “I}™@? have a wager a8. to which one will know how annoying it must be to a] ™&ITY her? He—No,as to which one man to have to repéat his love prosteswill marry ber first. tations over and over again, and I have firmly made up my mind not to ask Harold if he still loves me oftener than . Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies and Pearl three times a week.” BEES Ce Se He—My dear, I have just written a little masterpiece. I} call it—ah— “How to Be Master of My Household.” Wouldn't you like to hear it? . She— No, Samuel. I’m going off for a day’s golf. You stay with the twins antil I retarn. Toilet Sets. The finest and largest line in town— both in Sterling Silver and Ebony. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf iE aS: SaaS ay MS Beit Lost. A black silk taffeta belt. with gold enameled buckle of red, white and blue Return to the Transcript office and receive reward. d12-lwk. Pie a ee _ me Fine Holiday Groceries. P. @. Scadden of Conimercial street i; just naw makinga specialty of extra fine holiday groceries of which he has recently received a large and very complete assortment. All the delicacies known to the trade are on sale in Mr. Seadden’s store at bed-rock prices. Hotel, restaurant and boarding house keepers, housewives and others. will find it to their interest to bear this announcement in mind when making their purchases. d10-tf. _——_—_-+ e-—--— Beautiful Display ~ Of Sold Silver Goods, running in price from 25c up. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf oe C~—O—~— : Homann does his own baking. d65-tf f) ATT OTST BT 1g08. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old county was in Jown today. F. 8. St. JoKn arrived on this morn. the past fiscal month: Huston Piper, State school land: interest, $5.60. fitting up living quarters in his bnild. schoolhouse, $2,50. . J.. Elmer has returned from Inyo ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. Supervisor Joseph Goulden of Placer ing’s train and will go Downieville tomorrow. J. W. Downing has moved into town, ing on Main street. M. Hadley are expected home from San Francisco tonight. evening frdm Sacramento. to go to work in the coal mines there. The Korbel brothers, A. and L., of of the Texas and Cadmus mines, arrived this morning from San Francisco. county and will probably remain. He isa carpenter and resided here with his family,twoyears ago. ‘The Yreka Daily Reporter of Sunday says: W. D. Lewis of Nevada City passed through Yreka yesterday on his way to Scott Valley where he goes to look at some mining property. Private H. D. Sidney of Company F, Ist California Volunteers, who went to Manila with his regiment and being shot in the left arm during the capture of the city was granted a furlough, arrived bere-last evening from North San Jaan where he has been visiting Samuel Crall’s family. To-day he returned to San Francisco. For Your Gentlemen Friends. The famous Woodpecker cigar is liked by all smokers and a box of such weeds make a very acceptable present, Giffin, the constructor of the Woodpecker cigars, puts them up in neat boxes especially for the holiday trade. If you wish to make a gift to a gentleman who smokes, you will surely please him if you present him with a box. “ : Tue venerable Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania, who first went to Congress in 1850, is a living proof that the American people do not ulways tire quickly of their public servante. He has just been re-elected as Congressman-at-large‘by the largest vote polled by any candidate ia his State, and this he has done four times in succession. Mr. Grow, who is now 75 years of age, was the Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Thirty-seventh Congress and is a fine specimen of the politician of the old school. The Philadelphia papers say that if the Republicans had nominated Grow for Governor he would have been’ élected by a vote practically unanimous, —_——+ -ee ’ THe San Joaquin Electric Company of Fresno has begun work on a neéw reservoir that will supply water fer the plant. Heretofore the plant has.had to close down on account of a lack of water at certain periods in the sammer, and the company will alleviate this with a big storage of surplus water. Besides supplying Fresno, with light, the company snpplies Fresno with 150 horse power. or “You are an iceberg!” explaimed her elderly but well-preserved adorer, pale witb anger and mortification. ,Adozen \cupids, with a hundred arrows each, could never find avulnerable place in your fiinty heart!” “Not if they used an old beau to shoot with, Mr. Wellup,” coldly replied the young and beautiful Miss Flyppe. ° PAREN tr eso Ceres “Mrs. Cuowpsr’s verbal cruelty to cruelty to the English language.” “What is her latest?” “I overheard ‘. her telling her little Bennie that she'd SHe— You say he and another Chicago Solid Gold Rings, sets at astonishingly low prices. At Isaac Wilson and Wm. Nelson ‘have . S. Ware $15.91, H.L. Fish gone to Marshfield, Coos County, Ore., Arbogast $2.46. R. M. Huat, care of Mrs. Hanlin, $19-. out by wind before igniting the fuse. ‘Mrs. Mary Mills, State school land, $200. COUNTY TREASURY RECRIPTS Money That Was Paid in Daring thé} tient without first giving her a prescription?” “I know it was anprofes. Past Fiscal Month. The following moneys have been paid into the county treasury during aut tea.” John Webber, rent of store, $25. licenses $683.50, commissions $38.77. cost nearly $1,000,000. It is prepared J. J. Greany—Auditor’s fees on licenses $41.50, law library tax $12, diseases of the np Sore Clerk’s fees $89.45. ; D. B. Getchell—Sheriff ’s fees $23.25, . we can take you. What is your name? Justice fines $2. a wor piel fees, $228.40, YOu can never be a conductor. ’ certificates, $8. _ “How bh the. world,” ner, “did you happen to leave that pasional, bat try as I would, I found ‘it impossible to recall the Latin for boneCot. ALtTORK—Tt would have seemed a horrible thing to you gentlemen, I the incidents of war. 1 had trodden L. S. Calkins, sale of stove to Geo. . uponacorpre! One of the Sufferers— Mrs. George E. urner and Mrs. J . F. Jacobs, $5. Delinquent’ tax I don’t donbt it. Ionce walked for two certificates—John . hours on an empty stonach! Quick $423, Wm. Massey $5, H. M. ame J. R. Price, member of the State . Bayne $8.69, P. Martel, $4.26, E. Barney Board of Higaways, arrived here tast . $54,638, J. M. Wiley $56.03, G. W. Cun-. with caps and fuse and snuff were ningham $16,583, J. B. Underwood $82.87, . found under the residence of “Miss $7.54, J. P. May” at De Lamar, " Twetve sticks of giant powder fitted at Nevada. The snuffs had been lighted but were blown A Lonpon specialist.says ‘that the most expensive drug is called phyfrom thé Calabar bean and is used in Manacer of Trolley Line—I think { FE Applicant—Glass. M.—Good day, sir. “WHat did Bridget say when she Loox into the cradle and you behold . broke the last cut-glass bow! we have?” i t inquired the . Recorper Gorr of New York went elder physician of his youthful part-. duck shooting on Long Island ‘on & he is'a noisy kid with half the buttons off his pants and an eye for meanness; a crying male babe. At the age of ten. “ghe said it sbould never happen again.” Saturday. The storm caught him and he did not appear at his court Mouday to try several cases, some of them of unusual importance. Nobody having authority to close the court it remained open all night, with all the attendants on hand, and until Tuesday morning, when Mr. Goff succeeded in reaching it. +> TuE Duchess of Marlborough, who was Miss Consuela Vanderbilt, has been chosen, it is announced, to officiatate the lannching of the new England battleship Irresistible. The American flag will float alongside the Union Jack, as: was the case in the launching of the Formidable. BuckmvaHam Smrrsh, ‘who was secretary of the American Legation in Madrid in 1858, wrote that the tune of “Yankee Doodle” is practically derived from an ancient sword dance of Biscay. Thus is country is indebted to Spain not only for its discovery, bat for its national air.ooo Tuirty thousand women spend their lives in driving and steering the canal boats in southern and midland England. Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. at fifteen he is devil in a print shop; at twenty publisher ‘of a. country newspaper, supporting every interest calculated to improve the town or enrich its people; at thirty-five he isan emaciated, worn out man, with a bald head and -holes in his pockets; at fifty he is a corpse in a cheap coffin, his only resources two cases of brevier, a hand press and subscription book with the names of 678 delinquent subscribers, who march past the coffinand say: “He was a public spirited fellow but he couldn’t never save anything!”—Exchange. In tHe Sandwich Islands there is a spot called the Rock of Refuge. Iftle criminal reaches this rock before capture he is safe so long as he remains there. Usually his family supply him with food until he is able to make his escape, but he, is never ‘allowed to return to his own tribe. 2c Oranaes in Southern California are reported maturing slowly. Some shipments are being made. A Tumor Formed Finally It Broke Inwardly and Discharged Trouble Began With Dyspepsia and Impure Blood Thorough Course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Completely Cures. There is danger in impure blood. Disease and suffering are surely coming to those who neglect this threatening symptom. Read this: “Gilliam, Missouri. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : *¢Gentlemen:—My troubles began with nervous headaches, which would last, me/for two or three days. The doctors pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but they could not do anything for me, and: advised a change of location. At the age of 59 a tumor formed on my spine, which Was Very Painful but did not rise or discharge.’ The doctor thought best to cut it out, but I objected. It finally broke and discharged a great deal. The doctors said they could do nothing for it. Then the tumor began to rise inwardly and discharge. I read much about cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thought I would try it. Before I had finished taking one bottle I was much relieved. I continued the use 6f Hood’s

Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles I was entirely cured. I am. now well, have a good appetite and feel that I owe my life to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” W. D. ForE. Hood's ‘part S parilia Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. the Frank Gaiden Jewelry Co. tf Hood’s Pills 2, ,23montousy i HERE T O STAY. LN tm. Do . : LEGG @ SHAW Co. 250 Ur. A beautiful Doll Carriage like the above cut for $1.00. lis’ Carriages —FROM— Boys’ Wagons AND THE BEST OF ITS KIND. ‘. Whether it is Gold standard The Absence From our stock of Watches, The Height for Brandy. alighted on some soft sand, and though stunned and badly -shaken, no bones A steeplejack who was engaged in . And take a look at Luet repairing a tall chimney at some works. Toilet articles in Sterlir ae in Devon slipped and fell'a distance of . Gold Filled goods. They are t some thirty-five feet. Fortunately ‘he . out and at any price, Homann’s 26cent fruit were broken. After water had been dashed on his face he recovered’ consciousness. ‘ The manager, who stood by, having been summoned to the scene, put a giass of water to bis lips, saying: fell better.” bly and, gazing first at the glass and he had fallen, remarked in a. weak voice: ; . “What I should like to know is ‘ow blessed works afore they gives him brandy?” : “Yzs, I was awfully fond of that girl, and I believe her to be perfect, buat I saw something about her last night that made me tired.” “What was that?” “Another fellow’s arm.” Call and’ See Them. Remember that you will find one of the best Holiday Stocks in the county at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. Administrators Sale. Ba yeete a IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN He pursuance of an order of the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada State of California, made on the 138th day of Dece mber ELIZABETH T. STODDDARD deceased, the undersigned, Adm nistrator of the Estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash Gold Coin of the United States on Saturday, the 2.th day of December 1898, at two o’clock m., at ti.e Store of William Campbell, at Boston Ravine, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the following personal pro; ‘ to wit: An undivided one fourth interest in and to one hundred and seventy-five shares of the Capital Stock of Selby Smelting and Lead Company, a Corporation, Dated December 13th, 1698. .F. tient Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth T, Stoddard, deceased, ber 1898, in the matter of the estate of y “Here, Bill, drink this, and you'll) ang As Cheap As Pine. ts The injared man raised his head fee-. Al] modern houses “finished with it thon at the bigh scaffolding from which . THE BEST OF. BUILDING LUMBER, WILL AND MINING TIMBERS, far a man have got to. fall in these TOWLE BROS. 2 CO. Santerne, ing, Bargandy, eS Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle Port Wine, per galion, from $1 up, Sherry Wine, per gation from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, 50: up. IMPORTED CHIANT! WINE, Cyrus Noble, and Manhattan Club. Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. French Cognac and Champaynes: A. ISOARD & SON Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MARER FOR . -qay! 4 Cd & GO. lot of : Jewelry, etc., of anything of . They are simply grand, and doubtful quality imspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years will prove that it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. « or Silver standard, or merely Plated ware, each will be found We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Sent’s Sold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this city, and the prices are very low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. these handsome suits, and you appreciated. store until you want it sent. Respectfully, Come in time and pick one out: LADIES: This day we have placed in Window No. 2, a Ladies’ Black suits. Tmported For Christmas Crade. no nicer gift can you offe your mother, your-sister, or your friend. (ce There is value to it. _grjJ You are not wasting your money when you buy one can rely on it that itwi.’ be You.can leave it 11 our Don’t wait as the best sells first. , “MAHER @ CO. A\\ Sia Zi\ SAT SA _Our Handkerchiefs will be displayed in our large Window right away. -Also Silk. Handkerchiefs for men—plain initial. Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for men. Fine Black Reefers for men. New Goods Coming Every Day, now. KID GLOVES IN ALL NEW SHADES. \ F= =. YS We come here to stay and not to run any one out of business, Weare here to-do%a legitimate, quiet business, and treat all alike. We have made a success in years—all by treating every o same article. we looked for, but this find at present, in your and we will stay with you. prices, and treat all alike. Rock Bottom Prices. The store which we occupy LOOK OUT FOR ALL Ex. Xu street. one two prices and to the other three or fonr prices for the The Store we occupy now is not exactly what ! will try and get a store that will beat our great . Grass Valley Store, which is considered the . greatest store in Northern California. We ouly ask you to give us a portion of your patronage Will protect you against high We will give you Good Goods at All our goods are guaranteed or money refunded. now is known as the GILES’) BUILDING, OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfally, Proprietor THE. WONDER, Grass Valley—Main street, Nevada Oity—Broad 4 GF The Store will ; orning. your sister city for the past 5 ne alike, and not charging to was the best we could _ city. In the future we BLUE BANNERS. EBEViIrTT,. be open Saturday m 1. ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of stibjects . and mountings. 2, PERFUME ATOMIZERS — Every number a beauty. 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES-—Are Full strength, lasting odors. 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. You Are Invited to Call at : And Inspect Warranted ‘not to tarnish. and Traveling Cases, _7. GAMES AND Toy ~ Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Comssuiscias Sts your girls and boys. . = H. DICKERMAN, 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct 5. ALUMINUM OMB AND BRUSH SETS — ' 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Puna Card BOOKS—All new this year. ! 4 i thle a ee TUESDAY.. For addittot pages ~ i iaile eae opD FE Mistletoe’s Ene Last Night— The entertai: lows hall last Encampment, gratifying suc ent about 1501 cluding the ¥ their wives anc Rebekah Degre hall there was: a vocal duet and Miss Edith by Miss Fann mental duet t ~ Jay and Mrs. E the evening P arch lord prese! a beautiful alt graphs of a le time and prése) Chief Patriare speech of accep sion of the pro; served in the a lowed by danci chestra played. The photogra bum are as foll A. R. Lord, Bond, H. Stans P. Brown, Wil ther, George A. J. T. Morgan, Schmittburg,.G Abbott, John I L. Roberts, W. John H. Richar Rich, Willis Gr Marchie, J. J. 1 Richards, A. W soll, Chris Mall Costa, Ed Ma E. M. McKinlay J. EF. Shaw, Joh: Kinlay, John “The list will b date and will th ,of most of the well as those of Not a ‘Weather Prop that he does not will be a dry or give only his f: tion, and he is . in that. Astot ducks, etc., hes things and says in them—an i scientist. Mor than in this up all parts of the Weather Bureat the last Winter But it does not will also be dry. is no guide for’ eh ie The display watches and no store of The F. ( in the National beautiful to . the line of jewe be found there, day gifts shou. place a visit. Do The Junior . meets at 3:80 then receive . ‘material for c! ‘the Fred Finch -also be a progr meeting. The Ne The new we Company, whi the cart and re be used hereaf fires. _ The S In the matte beth T. Stodda sale of persor this morning. Puneral Fc The funeral is to take plac at two o’clock ‘attentio The membe cil O. C. F., ar their hall ox 14th, at 1 o’elc of attending Companion, 1 Mrs. Mrs. J. Sco All setting up to the 22d Christmas. © last moment. for a photogt something ne Mookrgr, t! For 1 E. F. Roses toys and oth: aud is sellit Give him a o little money Silv We have a Silver Plated prices are all look at them