December 5, 1900 (4 pages)

YUMFORD, ‘DR. a wr cu by thefhe State to the credsnes prin tng fo uote to i of pot Ofuty,‘ Blase for thé of said esta te, in ‘cyade oo Bl 4 aeSe a itors, i CEASED, Noth undersignedpat Badean. dea aid deceased. to s o: sary vouehers, st publica first 6 $3 Administra& Lurue, Grass ‘same e being the thi ess of f hee . ds FORP evada woe ‘or Adm’r, eee naira » County of Ne. . histrator of the Vd dy * eceased LUBY and ANNA " aga in the aby Nevad Complaint nled id County of NeCalifornia send , Detcucaut: 0 appear aud onbiG eutii ied’ as in the Superior la, State of Calit the service ou ‘ved within this 8 11 served eiseied thas unless Above required, rigmenut fr auy lead i the com‘act, OF .illapbthir relief uve the seal of the mty of Nevaca ay.of November UGAST, Clerk, r Mlaintitt, fT OF NEVADA evada, State of iff, ACK. heen for folnacts send Ne Sinek, Agent , app red ‘before in said Daapiale in an Ppoest against f Nevada iowne of vanernis, rvice on yon o: hin the city and which this acted out of said county, within days f served fied that unless 1bove required, wt ie 3 Tr any ¢omsof he cl Mie 4th day of Sep‘ cing masa said Townsh DP ee TEN THAT AT eo Board .of Sujay im January, 3 the same can ttion fur are lis onthe Fr ee ERRICKSON. better -oppor: the oil flelds . W. TRAVERS V. 8. HAubOW +» SCHLUETER omprisi the i, M.D. B. M. which to comrd well-boring Stock are . A few sable for life, greund floor. f the Directors. Looms: 1 andaZ a 3, nstrument I ”* I Director. alley and other pica ae rite at ene vite i fe ee “Prof: Michell. tt . for permanent position of trust, here or in. Baer Paints ind Oils, House Furnishing tioaaa. Iron sed Steel Fr “Doors,Windows and Glass, Tin, . Copper and Granite frosaWare, G. Ey TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada Cy, 50 CENTS A WEEK /Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents :@ week or $a month. Kac additional line -10 cents a week or 4 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. : +hristmas Gitts. Fok a Christmas present give your boy or :g irla course in penmanship. da8-lw C.F. Dat. Big Christmas Discount. ‘Buy. now. and get‘the big Xmas discount. £$25 atlowed for any make of machine traded dn for new Singers. slso big discount for -parties that have no old machine. Good sec @nd-hand ones f-om $5 up. All kinds rewpaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. .GEO. N. GEEEA Agent. ia Strawberry Plants. ‘Choice Fruit and Vigorous Plants, I can “wapply inlotsto suit. Price, delivered, 25 cents per dozen. One or two plants of “Green’s Co. sair’”’, the noblest of all berries, with each order. Order of Miss Cohen or through Postoffice. T. H. LaHR. . A Bona Fide geal GB, Weekly. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. nate tila Men and women to appoint a 3 and ; represent us some to travel, others. for lo-j 4 work $12 weekly salary and expenses. : Old established house, pleasant, perm: positions, rapid “advancement Naw Haven, Coun ‘Now’s the Time. Going into business life without a good haudwriting, is like going to war without arifie. Young man, young lady, arm your‘pelves for business life. Now is the best time. Join the class this evening at the schoolhouse. 7p.m. ©: ¥F. Dain n26-lw Dancing ‘School. . Ladies and gentleman’s daneing school every Wednesday evening, and children's dancing school every Saturday pereres, by House and ‘Lot For Sale. A‘Troom house, with both gas and electric ‘lights ;barn and carriage room. All modern . ‘ improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO, A GRAY. au 31-tf Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualif homé county. $000 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope, to Secretary, -eare of Transcript. . Paper Hanging; Etc. “WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all or-"«ders for’ Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. on the most reasonable terzas. All -orders left. at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended 10. n2-tf k ee Fine Work Done. Wpholstering, paper hanging and carpet Waying done in first-class style by GzrorcE Rusesit. Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming's and your work will be attended to. . tf For Rent. _ Aflat with four réoms with modern im : provements. A cook-stove for sale. Inquire of J. S, Holbrook at’ his office on corner Pine and Commercial s:reets. tf —GEORGE A. GRAY, * ~ Puneral Director and Embalmer. 'The #inest of Funeral Furnishings. Fiorai Pieces supplied to order. — Noa.: Office 281, residence th Their New Saloon! _ MAITLAND AND BROS. d intot tees tithes form n Comseit a polat te serve the finest brands a aril tn Liquors.and’Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Specialty. WAPTLAND GROG. Prop.s, Commercial St Neavda.€ity Transfer Co. _ DRAYING: ‘ANDHAULING. . cula to the transpor And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. " This Favorite Hotel has: been remodeled, repainted, wopaand newly. fursished throughout, thereby making it second to:no Hotel in. this part of the State. One Hundred Susay Rooms, : And Large Modern Dining Roeas. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. Peerless Saloon. AVING PURCHASED THIS gov saloon from Chas, Da’ fam _prepared tofurnish to my ¢ S the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who will be ina. courteous manHENRY W. RICH. C.H. HARRISON, DEALER In All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco es The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STEERT. Opp. Roteubers Bro SCADDEN’S SALOON). AVING PURCRASED 13 THR SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring ste streets Ihave had it rp Beer =< = now prepared to serve patrons with the finest brands of Beer 5 Cents, ‘THOMAS SOCADDEN, Proprietor. E. W. SCHIIIDT, "LEADING CIGAR DRALER, __[iaity. . The Best Liquors, . WINES AND LIQUORS.} ‘Fresh Olympia OYSTER COCKTAILS. —MADE TO.ORDER AT— Tegler's Gandy Factory Price, 10 Cents. Short Order Restaurant The w: reopened the restaurantin the peers ing on Broad street, and will give strict. attention. toshort orders, izoluding 2 — Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. iis. Stefoas 4 iis, Darand, ‘ (ORK HOTEL. “JAS. CfHIVELL, ‘Lessee. — eal ais the AIMEE. OSE-SEAS BAR ns Eto. Fancy Mixed Drinks a spec. TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AH ‘GUEY Will open pps at his ol coe on Pine street on MONDAY N. ,and will be P prepared. to furnish you with chickens toorder. He: will also have Turkeys for the holidays, Fresh Yegetables and Fruits at ali CRICKENS ‘TO ORDER’ AT “ANY “TIME. The Best Cigars. These are < the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” * Beer 5 Cents a Glass. Ali the favorite brands of Whiskiog ke nee i sreirmomes Paylor {d geeee reser and“ Hobin Hood ; es Wm. J. Britiand. BACK ‘AT THE OLD BAKERY. GEORGE WM. DURST Has resunied the proprietorship of the NEW YORK BAKERY On Commercial street where he was cornet a , a . as. he choles wee in his WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. To order, a specialty THE COTTAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ.Co. Has attained a standard of excellence whichad mits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inveniiy: genius, skill and money can produce 7 These pe nape Pog are Eslebretea for velume, quality 0: 6, quick r & in felt i artistic construction, ry br fi perfect on 2, penny es 2 porter eeesaet aad denirable. organs for igetacaas suvpemugen oo” 8Ki SKILLED WORKMEN COMBINED. MAKE THIS” THE POPULAR ORGAN. EMSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS a Catalogues and Price Lists on application., Bi '@ photo of reproducing the counterfeit present-: ‘}-mente of wildanimals. In his tours in. search of specimens Mr. Wallihan has . -frequently been accompanied by his the sports usually monopolized by mentrip of 300 miles to reach her. home are specializing in clay modeling pa -leads to more numerotis orders and grapher who makes a specialty. wife. Advancing years seemed to dogs to rather than diminish her pleasure and she has accomplished many feats ich few women would care to under> She: has ridden horseback thou-. mies of miles through the wildest sort. of country and! only last. fall made a after an extended journey. For 11 years Mr. and Mrs, Wallihan traveled in this fashion through the mountains. During the last year, Mrs. Wallihan writes, her health has not been good and so she has been far leseactive than. formerly. Mr, Wallihan has recently taken pictures of 150 specimens of western game animals, many of which were shot by his wife, and-they will be placed on exhibition in the department of forestry and fisheries at Paris this year. MODELING BRING BRINGS MONEY. Utiliteriantam. ia Art, Art. Has of . Late Been Receiving Coatderable: Attention, ; The. pursuit. of art for its own sake is commendable in women. It is’ perhaps more commendable when to the furtherance of art ideals is added the earning of money with which to “keep the pot boiling.” Of late, says an art authority, many of the women students of art; both east and west, poe much attention to the commercial ena of the work. Greek statues and renaissaivce friezes: may be a more in. epiring form of art and necessary for training and cultivation, but a model of a pair of andirons or candlesticks, Sa . & section of mantel or any other bit} . of house furn or finishing t U will attract the attentioh of a m ufacturer ig more profitable from 4 money viewpoint. Such models usually are. dane at the public exhibitions of the _art schools, and manufacturers on «the lookout for new and original designs are willing to pay well for anything that appeals to their liking and that, in their judgment, ‘would. sell well. Besides the money that this transaction puts into the pocket and. hope that it inspires in the s t-it often establishes a connection whith is highly profitable, if making immediate money is a necessity at the end of the course. DOG MAIL CARRIER. The Sagecious Animat Waits for the Train and Takes Charge of Matibag. Qut in Kansas, where so many things are different, there is a big St. Bernard mail carrier. He lives in one of the little “cross roads” towns, the post office, is 30 rods from the railroad track. ‘The train, says. the Detroit Free Press, always goes whizzing by at a good rate of speed, whistling as it approaches. Nep hears the whistle and. Hurries.to the crossing and waits for.the coming of the mail. The mail clerk kicks the leather bag out of the door and it falls somewhere in the vicinity of the road. Nep. at once goes to the sack, and carefully taking it by the. middle, so that neither endwill drag on the ground, he deposits ‘bis burden in a-safe place. the weather, andthe whole country knows and is proud ofthe dog mail carrier. ‘Nep is four years.old, is two feet seven inches in height, and weighs 250 pounds. He has no difficulty in carrying the sack, though the mail is often very heavy with the weekly papers from ‘the county. seat, for hie teeth are strong and he has carried over 100 pounds as a test of his strength, In one of the scrimmages before try had been. slapping away for.some time at the Boer trenches, when it was decided to send forward a detachment of Dundonald’s cavalry to try to head jeered at his undignified position. Paddy halted for a second. dier now!” Bees Have Keen. Eyes. in a straight line. Tourists in the British Isles. where the only store, which is also . walks sedately to the store, where. He does this.every day, in spite of Ladysmith, various sections of infan-’ off a band of moving Boers. As the . s,ecimen of 1897 *{:horsemen galloped past the infantryis neth and 14% cliches io circumfermen, one lost his seat. The fallen rider . once at the base. The flesh is the most —an Irishman—pulled himself togethdelicious of all wild game, In the sumer and chased his mount. As he ran . jer this sheep lives chiefly on the’ past, the infantry lines, the ‘““Tommies succulent growth of the Asplepium sep“Yes, ye may iaugh, bboys,” he said,:“for sure This animal Qi’m nothin’ but a common foot solSaar ed senige, heen Bees are.said to,see an .enormous distance. When absent from their hive they go up in the air till they see their home, and then fly toward it ander Turner ewark aud his wife, Cor‘néelia M. Stewart, at Garden City, and . bby the building of the schools at his desire expressed throughout. = latter . part of his life. It had been a dream early. LA, TL Stewart’s life to erect a mir ci where he could do good mong poor people, and when he Se ae: . to. acput his dreams intosome tangible sha ‘At the time of his death she had pi /chased more than. 8,000 ‘acres of . value estimated at from $5,000,000 to $8,000,000; had ‘planned and started to . . ‘build the first cathedral in the Protes. tant Episcopal church in. the United} States; had begun the erection of aseminary, and negotiations.were pendtories to supply a means of support to the residents of his ideal city. Shortly after the death of Mr. Stewart, in 1876, some of these plans were changed, and instead of making this.a busy industrial city, as he had wished, no factories or manufacturing places of} any description were allowed on the estate, property was restricted and Garden City became a residential town for society. pleted September 14, 1880, and opened with a large scholarship. Great success was achieved, and a lieutenant was appointed by the United States government to teach military science and tac} ties. The cathedral is probably one of the. grandest menuments that — has oh erected to the memory ofa man in It the bullae ‘One of tne. features of is the set of centennial ch cupied the top of Machi Philadelphia exposition in 1876. There are 13 bells, weighing ‘about 20,000 ; pounds, in the belfry. . , Another grand piece of work is the organ. At the time it was built it was in several respects one of the most remarkable in the world, and at the pres-. ent has but two or three rivals. ; In a small octagonal-shaped room off the chancel stands the baptismal font, 4 which is without doubt one of the richest in.the. world, The base and basin are of marble and the cover is of } earved rosewood. Surmounting this is a crown, said tobe of virgin gold, and it is claimed that every precious stone mentioned in the Bible is represented in the settings of this erown. Directly beneath the altar is the cryyt, in which rest the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. The crypt is of oc. tagonal shape, four sides bemg taker. up With stained glass windows and the other four being a marble fence with brass. gates. In the eenter of the crypt stands a large marbie urn, bearing the memorial of Alexander T. Stewart and Cornelia M. Stewart. A ere has always been a great deal oubt expressed as to whether the fh of Alexander T. Stewart really Tests in. the erypt, but one who was near by in an official capacity one night early in the ’80s. gives assurance that the body was transferred to Garden City after its recovery, and now rests in the place built for it.—Chicago ‘Times-Herald. White Sheep of Alaska. This rare, wild white sheep is found nowhere’ in the world but Alaska, and . few specimens for mounting whole have ever. been obtained. This species, named Ovis dalli by Prof. Dall, differs from its cousin, the Rocky. mountain big horn (Ovis montana), in color, O. montana being a dull brown in midsummer, changing to a grayish drab in winter, with a light, ashy-colored patch over the rump all the year, while the O. dalli is snow white at all seasons—in fact, there is not a colored hair on any part of his body. He is not quite so steckily built as our “big horn,” yet more trim and shapely. Two of my specimens stood 42 inches ‘at the shoulder. .His limbs are. not quite so heavy, and his horns will not quite as long, ‘The horns of my largest measured 414%, inches tentrionale, which grows in the crevices of the rock on the sunny slopes of this ‘must endure great hardships to survive the winters of this icy north. Boat 3 Presrentened Dear, Masters. A curious fession for a woman is t of ptt taster. She is a product Dactaken! refinement, and spends a partied of each day visiting houses and. _ the receré. ing summer the number of Seotch and agg vt wayn of, sgh English tourists tm Ireland wil top katiog are pea? pha comenaatl Ee geben, ing for the puttang up of-several fac. 5 average as large at the base, although . Pr St. Paul’s church school was com-. GF tasting dishes intended for dinner. She . It is expected that during the comsuggests improvements, and shows the : ‘. Blas just received: a Pharpeaxtl ¥ varied stock of, grads for de . Holiday T me emai of sel Wy cht ied hein: ibaenaicdet ie WAGONS. , ETC. Se NOVELTIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or Selected especially . to suit the taste of the Nevada City ‘cuncilate his vast fortune he ‘began’ > public. from the township of Hempstead os —— EVERYTHING IN THE: LATEST STYLES@__ . < ‘You should call and examine the stock before purhandsome military school and girls’ ist whi go 22 ft. the Dame e J er ee aah . . iae . <Se JE" AML. Patecial tor Your, New, aces ON ME. INST + P. G. SCADDEN'’S. California Ripe Ouves in bottles. California Home Di ‘Qpusiats of Lamb Cur Mexican -RetBrand . Prime Roast Beef in cans. --Grandma’s Spanish, Pepper. : el Ee Finest Corn in the Market — acer marie nat Nevada County. Oil. Company. Is making wonderful progress. ‘IN THREE SHIFTS. ‘DRILLING 130 FEET. Our ieechiigrs is working periectly and provision is made for a rapid completion of the first well: WHEN OIL {1S STRUCK STOCK WILL. SELL AT. $1 PER. SHARE. The Company is now.selling stock at 75 cents per share. —~ , LOCATION OF . LAND, KERN RIVER OIL DISTRICT. o— [ee Refer to the 1 maps—you™ will see our land. ident ; Sherm: W: Marsh, Vice President; W. B. Rob’ sore eT Kroes LW Shook ke daboante GS) eadien W. Taylor, We i Mobley, W. G. Ro THE ‘HOMEIs always with yoo ; stay with it. We have been in the lambe business as we have an _ peighborhodd. . Hoy eave Clee Riecers of : rnaiag roe THE— installment Pian, TiBROWN ie MORGAN, oa eal Estate. and Insurance Agents, NEVADA city, “Each PMTCT CRIT EA Table ‘Delicacles ict (SAN vcs Ee ay d rh nd ‘ice Beefiand Rice Ala Creole Beans; Beef. f.,Bisguits in, ‘fancy packag:s. Brand all Kinde Jolllcs in aes here 49 y and expect to be heré many years more inéxhaustible supply of timber inthis wo ard still at it. Qall and learn our. terms before letting our contract. : ; bile & D. MARSH. MENT PLAN. KARL! BESS tn at reanonale rte. stay for ‘le agian t best, Fie Mi ond . Life urance ae)

YUMFORD, ‘DR. a wr cu by thefhe State to the credsnes prin tng fo uote to i of pot Ofuty,‘ Blase for thé of said esta te, in ‘cyade oo Bl 4 aeSe a itors, i CEASED, Noth undersignedpat Badean. dea aid deceased. to s o: sary vouehers, st publica first 6 $3 Administra& Lurue, Grass ‘same e being the thi ess of f hee . ds FORP evada woe ‘or Adm’r, eee naira » County of Ne. . histrator of the Vd dy * eceased LUBY and ANNA " aga in the aby Nevad Complaint nled id County of NeCalifornia send , Detcucaut: 0 appear aud onbiG eutii ied’ as in the Superior la, State of Calit the service ou ‘ved within this 8 11 served eiseied thas unless Above required, rigmenut fr auy lead i the com‘act, OF .illapbthir relief uve the seal of the mty of Nevaca ay.of November UGAST, Clerk, r Mlaintitt, fT OF NEVADA evada, State of iff, ACK. heen for folnacts send Ne Sinek, Agent , app red ‘before in said Daapiale in an Ppoest against f Nevada iowne of vanernis, rvice on yon o: hin the city and which this acted out of said county, within days f served fied that unless 1bove required, wt ie 3 Tr any ¢omsof he cl Mie 4th day of Sep‘ cing masa said Townsh DP ee TEN THAT AT eo Board .of Sujay im January, 3 the same can ttion fur are lis onthe Fr ee ERRICKSON. better -oppor: the oil flelds . W. TRAVERS V. 8. HAubOW +» SCHLUETER omprisi the i, M.D. B. M. which to comrd well-boring Stock are . A few sable for life, greund floor. f the Directors. Looms: 1 andaZ a 3, nstrument I ”* I Director. alley and other pica ae rite at ene vite i fe ee “Prof: Michell. tt . for permanent position of trust, here or in. Baer Paints ind Oils, House Furnishing tioaaa. Iron sed Steel Fr “Doors,Windows and Glass, Tin, . Copper and Granite frosaWare, G. Ey TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada Cy, 50 CENTS A WEEK /Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents :@ week or $a month. Kac additional line -10 cents a week or 4 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. : +hristmas Gitts. Fok a Christmas present give your boy or :g irla course in penmanship. da8-lw C.F. Dat. Big Christmas Discount. ‘Buy. now. and get‘the big Xmas discount. £$25 atlowed for any make of machine traded dn for new Singers. slso big discount for -parties that have no old machine. Good sec @nd-hand ones f-om $5 up. All kinds rewpaired and work guaranteed. Office—Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. .GEO. N. GEEEA Agent. ia Strawberry Plants. ‘Choice Fruit and Vigorous Plants, I can “wapply inlotsto suit. Price, delivered, 25 cents per dozen. One or two plants of “Green’s Co. sair’”’, the noblest of all berries, with each order. Order of Miss Cohen or through Postoffice. T. H. LaHR. . A Bona Fide geal GB, Weekly. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. nate tila Men and women to appoint a 3 and ; represent us some to travel, others. for lo-j 4 work $12 weekly salary and expenses. : Old established house, pleasant, perm: positions, rapid “advancement Naw Haven, Coun ‘Now’s the Time. Going into business life without a good haudwriting, is like going to war without arifie. Young man, young lady, arm your‘pelves for business life. Now is the best time. Join the class this evening at the schoolhouse. 7p.m. ©: ¥F. Dain n26-lw Dancing ‘School. . Ladies and gentleman’s daneing school every Wednesday evening, and children's dancing school every Saturday pereres, by House and ‘Lot For Sale. A‘Troom house, with both gas and electric ‘lights ;barn and carriage room. All modern . ‘ improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO, A GRAY. au 31-tf Wanted. Christian man or woman willing to qualif homé county. $000 yearly. Enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope, to Secretary, -eare of Transcript. . Paper Hanging; Etc. “WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all or-"«ders for’ Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. on the most reasonable terzas. All -orders left. at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended 10. n2-tf k ee Fine Work Done. Wpholstering, paper hanging and carpet Waying done in first-class style by GzrorcE Rusesit. Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming's and your work will be attended to. . tf For Rent. _ Aflat with four réoms with modern im : provements. A cook-stove for sale. Inquire of J. S, Holbrook at’ his office on corner Pine and Commercial s:reets. tf —GEORGE A. GRAY, * ~ Puneral Director and Embalmer. 'The #inest of Funeral Furnishings. Fiorai Pieces supplied to order. — Noa.: Office 281, residence th Their New Saloon! _ MAITLAND AND BROS. d intot tees tithes form n Comseit a polat te serve the finest brands a aril tn Liquors.and’Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Specialty. WAPTLAND GROG. Prop.s, Commercial St Neavda.€ity Transfer Co. _ DRAYING: ‘ANDHAULING. . cula to the transpor And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop’r. " This Favorite Hotel has: been remodeled, repainted, wopaand newly. fursished throughout, thereby making it second to:no Hotel in. this part of the State. One Hundred Susay Rooms, : And Large Modern Dining Roeas. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. Peerless Saloon. AVING PURCHASED THIS gov saloon from Chas, Da’ fam _prepared tofurnish to my ¢ S the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars All my oid friends and all the new ones who will be ina. courteous manHENRY W. RICH. C.H. HARRISON, DEALER In All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco es The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STEERT. Opp. Roteubers Bro SCADDEN’S SALOON).. AVING PURCRASED 13 THR SALOON AT the corner of Pine and Spring ste streets Ihave had it rp Beer =< = now prepared to serve patrons with the finest brands of Beer 5 Cents, ‘THOMAS SOCADDEN, Proprietor. E. W. SCHIIIDT, "LEADING CIGAR DRALER, __[iaity. . The Best Liquors, . WINES AND LIQUORS.} ‘Fresh Olympia OYSTER COCKTAILS.. —MADE TO.ORDER AT— Tegler's Gandy Factory Price, 10 Cents. Short Order Restaurant The w: reopened the restaurantin the peers ing on Broad street, and will give strict. attention. toshort orders, izoluding 2 — Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. iis. Stefoas 4 iis, Darand, ‘ (ORK HOTEL. “JAS. CfHIVELL, ‘Lessee. — eal ais the AIMEE. OSE-SEAS BAR ns Eto. Fancy Mixed Drinks a spec. TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AH ‘GUEY Will open pps at his ol coe on Pine street on MONDAY N. ,and will be P prepared. to furnish you with chickens toorder. He: will also have Turkeys for the holidays, Fresh Yegetables and Fruits at ali CRICKENS ‘TO ORDER’ AT “ANY “TIME. The Best Cigars. These are < the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” * Beer 5 Cents a Glass. Ali the favorite brands of Whiskiog ke nee i sreirmomes Paylor {d geeee reser and“ Hobin Hood ; es Wm. J. Britiand. BACK ‘AT THE OLD BAKERY. GEORGE WM. DURST Has resunied the proprietorship of the NEW YORK BAKERY On Commercial street where he was cornet a , a . as. he choles wee in his WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. To order, a specialty THE COTTAGE ORGAN Chicago Cottage Organ.Co. Has attained a standard of excellence whichad mits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inveniiy: genius, skill and money can produce 7 These pe nape Pog are Eslebretea for velume, quality 0: 6, quick r & in felt i artistic construction, ry br fi perfect on 2, penny es 2 porter eeesaet aad denirable. organs for igetacaas suvpemugen oo” 8Ki SKILLED WORKMEN COMBINED. MAKE THIS” THE POPULAR ORGAN. EMSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS a Catalogues and Price Lists on application., Bi

'@ photo of reproducing the counterfeit present-: ‘}-mente of wildanimals. In his tours in. search of specimens Mr. Wallihan has . -frequently been accompanied by his the sports usually monopolized by mentrip of 300 miles to reach her. home are specializing in clay modeling pa -leads to more numerotis orders and grapher who makes a specialty. wife. Advancing years seemed to dogs to rather than diminish her pleasure and she has accomplished many feats ich few women would care to under> She: has ridden horseback thou-. mies of miles through the wildest sort. of country and! only last. fall made a after an extended journey. For 11 years Mr. and Mrs, Wallihan traveled in this fashion through the mountains. During the last year, Mrs. Wallihan writes, her health has not been good and so she has been far leseactive than. formerly. Mr, Wallihan has recently taken pictures of 150 specimens of western game animals, many of which were shot by his wife, and-they will be placed on exhibition in the department of forestry and fisheries at Paris this year. MODELING BRING BRINGS MONEY. Utiliteriantam. ia Art, Art. Has of . Late Been Receiving Coatderable: Attention, ; The. pursuit. of art for its own sake is commendable in women. It is’ perhaps more commendable when to the furtherance of art ideals is added the earning of money with which to “keep the pot boiling.” Of late, says an art authority, many of the women students of art; both east and west, poe much attention to the commercial ena of the work. Greek statues and renaissaivce friezes: may be a more in. epiring form of art and necessary for training and cultivation, but a model of a pair of andirons or candlesticks, Sa . & section of mantel or any other bit} . of house furn or finishing t U will attract the attentioh of a m ufacturer ig more profitable from 4 money viewpoint. Such models usually are. dane at the public exhibitions of the _art schools, and manufacturers on «the lookout for new and original designs are willing to pay well for anything that appeals to their liking and that, in their judgment, ‘would. sell well. Besides the money that this transaction puts into the pocket and. hope that it inspires in the s t-it often establishes a connection whith is highly profitable, if making immediate money is a necessity at the end of the course. DOG MAIL CARRIER. The Sagecious Animat Waits for the Train and Takes Charge of Matibag. Qut in Kansas, where so many things are different, there is a big St. Bernard mail carrier. He lives in one of the little “cross roads” towns, the post office, is 30 rods from the railroad track. ‘The train, says. the Detroit Free Press, always goes whizzing by at a good rate of speed, whistling as it approaches. Nep hears the whistle and. Hurries.to the crossing and waits for.the coming of the mail. The mail clerk kicks the leather bag out of the door and it falls somewhere in the vicinity of the road. Nep. at once goes to the sack, and carefully taking it by the. middle, so that neither endwill drag on the ground, he deposits ‘bis burden in a-safe place. the weather, andthe whole country knows and is proud ofthe dog mail carrier. ‘Nep is four years.old, is two feet seven inches in height, and weighs 250 pounds. He has no difficulty in carrying the sack, though the mail is often very heavy with the weekly papers from ‘the county. seat, for hie teeth are strong and he has carried over 100 pounds as a test of his strength, In one of the scrimmages before try had been. slapping away for.some time at the Boer trenches, when it was decided to send forward a detachment of Dundonald’s cavalry to try to head jeered at his undignified position. Paddy halted for a second. dier now!” Bees Have Keen. Eyes. in a straight line. Tourists in the British Isles. where the only store, which is also . walks sedately to the store, where. He does this.every day, in spite of Ladysmith, various sections of infan-’ off a band of moving Boers. As the . s,ecimen of 1897 *{:horsemen galloped past the infantryis neth and 14% cliches io circumfermen, one lost his seat. The fallen rider . once at the base. The flesh is the most —an Irishman—pulled himself togethdelicious of all wild game, In the sumer and chased his mount. As he ran . jer this sheep lives chiefly on the’ past, the infantry lines, the ‘““Tommies succulent growth of the Asplepium sep“Yes, ye may iaugh, bboys,” he said,:“for sure This animal Qi’m nothin’ but a common foot solSaar ed senige, heen Bees are.said to,see an .enormous distance. When absent from their hive they go up in the air till they see their home, and then fly toward it ander Turner ewark aud his wife, Cor‘néelia M. Stewart, at Garden City, and . bby the building of the schools at his desire expressed throughout. = latter . part of his life. It had been a dream early. LA, TL Stewart’s life to erect a mir ci where he could do good mong poor people, and when he Se ae: . to. acput his dreams intosome tangible sha ‘At the time of his death she had pi /chased more than. 8,000 ‘acres of . value estimated at from $5,000,000 to $8,000,000; had ‘planned and started to . . ‘build the first cathedral in the Protes. tant Episcopal church in. the United} States; had begun the erection of aseminary, and negotiations.were pendtories to supply a means of support to the residents of his ideal city. Shortly after the death of Mr. Stewart, in 1876, some of these plans were changed, and instead of making this.a busy industrial city, as he had wished, no factories or manufacturing places of} any description were allowed on the estate, property was restricted and Garden City became a residential town for society. pleted September 14, 1880, and opened with a large scholarship. Great success was achieved, and a lieutenant was appointed by the United States government to teach military science and tac} ties. The cathedral is probably one of the. grandest menuments that — has oh erected to the memory ofa man in It the bullae ‘One of tne. features of is the set of centennial ch cupied the top of Machi Philadelphia exposition in 1876. There are 13 bells, weighing ‘about 20,000 ; pounds, in the belfry. . , Another grand piece of work is the organ. At the time it was built it was in several respects one of the most remarkable in the world, and at the pres-. ent has but two or three rivals. ; In a small octagonal-shaped room off the chancel stands the baptismal font, 4 which is without doubt one of the richest in.the. world, The base and basin are of marble and the cover is of } earved rosewood. Surmounting this is a crown, said tobe of virgin gold, and it is claimed that every precious stone mentioned in the Bible is represented in the settings of this erown. Directly beneath the altar is the cryyt, in which rest the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. The crypt is of oc. tagonal shape, four sides bemg taker. up With stained glass windows and the other four being a marble fence with brass. gates. In the eenter of the crypt stands a large marbie urn, bearing the memorial of Alexander T. Stewart and Cornelia M. Stewart. A ere has always been a great deal oubt expressed as to whether the fh of Alexander T. Stewart really Tests in. the erypt, but one who was near by in an official capacity one night early in the ’80s. gives assurance that the body was transferred to Garden City after its recovery, and now rests in the place built for it.—Chicago ‘Times-Herald. White Sheep of Alaska. This rare, wild white sheep is found nowhere’ in the world but Alaska, and . few specimens for mounting whole have ever. been obtained. This species, named Ovis dalli by Prof. Dall, differs from its cousin, the Rocky. mountain big horn (Ovis montana), in color, O. montana being a dull brown in midsummer, changing to a grayish drab in winter, with a light, ashy-colored patch over the rump all the year, while the O. dalli is snow white at all seasons—in fact, there is not a colored hair on any part of his body. He is not quite so steckily built as our “big horn,” yet more trim and shapely. Two of my specimens stood 42 inches ‘at the shoulder. .His limbs are. not quite so heavy, and his horns will not quite as long, ‘The horns of my largest measured 414%, inches tentrionale, which grows in the crevices of the rock on the sunny slopes of this ‘must endure great hardships to survive the winters of this icy north. Boat 3 Presrentened Dear, Masters. A curious fession for a woman is t of ptt taster. She is a product Dactaken! refinement, and spends a partied of each day visiting houses and. _ the receré. ing summer the number of Seotch and agg vt wayn of, sgh English tourists tm Ireland wil top katiog are pea? pha comenaatl Ee geben, ing for the puttang up of-several fac. 5 average as large at the base, although . Pr St. Paul’s church school was com-. GF tasting dishes intended for dinner. She . It is expected that during the comsuggests improvements, and shows the : ‘. Blas just received: a Pharpeaxtl ¥ varied stock of, grads for de . Holiday T me emai of sel Wy cht ied hein: ibaenaicdet ie WAGONS. , ETC. Se NOVELTIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or Selected especially . to suit the taste of the Nevada City ‘cuncilate his vast fortune he ‘began’ > public. from the township of Hempstead os —— EVERYTHING IN THE: LATEST STYLES@__ . < ‘You should call and examine the stock before purhandsome military school and girls’ ist whi go 22 ft. the Dame e J er ee aah . . iae . <Se JE" AML. 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