February 1, 1899 (4 pages)

ceamaal a want for. a orth it! about rth it, vant $65 undert worth 301] him s worth bim; I ; worth en take cott! if usiness tion at uppress ere are amp at petition tive out robably of the ford, N. mselres anuary. m have custom oro, N. y. MaHn. . ¢) &, oS, > Si “a ars UCN NY UCN UY UG ees wes Up) VY WF UDR VS Ue Ne HY OO BY UO Wye ‘THE. ‘TRANSCRIPT, WEDNESDAY.,.. FAB. 1, 1899.) aaeneanneae: : AT PYTHIAN, RIAN. CASTLE, Tineests a Sih" pees of the m: Woodmen Invit the Public to ‘8 Ene cameos Entertainment Tonight. ‘tistics collected it appears that) the TheTransontet has received a very . total production reaches the great value pleasant call from Prof, John P, Meakin . °f $752,927,047, showing an. increase. of of SaltLake City, who is visiting Ne. $55,069,728 over the year 1897. vada City in the interest: of the society . In. every important branch of the of the Woodmen of the. World. Mr. Meakin is an all round talented man. He will deliver his famous lecture, “Progress aud Fraternity,” at Pythian . ‘ Castle beginning at 7:30 o’clock this . evening, under the auspices of the local camp of the order. No ‘admission fee will be charged. He is a dramatic reader and vocalist by profession, and after . . the lecture he will render a number of choice selections both in song and story. Mr. Meakin has been before the public fortwenty years along these lines. He is an earnest worker for fraternity oaitced “the children of men.” _ As he. mineral industry there was a large gain. The production of gold was $64,200,000, showing an incyease of $5,500000 over the previous year. In silver the output was 64,060,000 ounces, the largest ever it oa with the exception of 1892. “The copper production was. 546.377,« 798 pounds, an increase of 7 per cent over 1897 and fully two-thirds of the world’s entire production. per cent of our copper was exported to European countries, which now .de_pénd largely. on us for their supply. The pig iron production was by far the largest ‘ever reported, reaching a About 54, PA Si which bas illumined. the patwny of . more than ‘in 1897. all.the ages.” For almost the first time in our hisThe lecture is not one of dry figures . tory 4 considerable part of the iron and . . and common-place talk, but it is insteel produced was exported, the value structive and entertaining. His poems of our foreign tradein iron and steel are of the highest order. A rare treat . Products reaching nearly $80,000, 000. is in store fot all those whoavail them-. The production of coal -w = selves of this opportunity to spend an . 000 short tons, about 8,000,000 ‘tons inevening with the members of the order . Crease, and the largest on record. The and the talented Mr. Meakin. } official figures from Great Britain will 4 2. be required to show whether that naChinese New Year Approaching. . tion or the United States produced the The Chinese new year with its noise . teatest quantity of coal for the year. and racket will be here ina little while. Oursmelters turned out 305,469 short Preliminary arrangements for the com-. tons of ‘lead, of which 217,067 short ing festal occasion are now being made . tons were from ores mined in the by the Mongolian portion of ‘our popu-. United States, and the balance from lation. Lily bulbs have been soaked . imported ores and base bullion. The and the sprouts are now well advanced, . Zine also shows large increase. In all extra “punks” and little red tallow. *he minor products . there were sub\c indies are burned‘night and morning . Stantial gains. and the domiciles of the Chinese will} Figures also collected by cable from ‘soon take on a holiday appearance. South Africa, ete., show that the total “Today.a whole hog roasted to a deep. Production of gold in the world in brown and shining as though it had . 1898 was $286,216,954,an increase of #48,* ween varnished, was taken to the joss . $96,498 over 1897." house in new Chinatown to be made an Aavertiana Letters. offering to the joss, together with nuis 4h ise Wak oF the tele ide di * © follo is a [) e letters merous side dishes of Chinese delice” . remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada : year . City, February 1, 1899: festivities clo 3° the joss will not lack Bernardo, Manuel for gyoa Longs in the line of eatables. Cobb, E: 8. —_ + +80 +. Doyle, Miss Lizzie . . A Matter of Sense. Neuchas qaisea . ‘The Herald says the slump in the yee di 7. lottery ticket business at this city, ‘as Lanes, cil noted by the Transcript of yesterday, Lewis, Joba McLaughlin, T. is due to hard times rather than to the} __ McCarthy, Mrs. J. fact that the-people are getting more Pooley, J. sense than they used to have. PerSmith, George . haps the Herald is right. _We bad hoped PORRIGN, the people were beginning to realize “Wallace, BE. pices a A that they stood as much show of get4é not called tot to’ Atteou’ duya: Ietting a square deal from any of the/+.7. will be sent to the dead letter oflottery swindlers asa cat without claws . fice, Parties calling for any of these “would in the. realms of his satanic . letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of qt cent for each letter. jesty. balit sien Postmaster. ——--—_+ 62 A Quarter Centennial Celebration Tomorrow night Wyoming Tribe of . ; Red Men will celebrate the twenty-. The Folsom Telegraph says: “The fifth anniversary of ita organization by . Blue Lead at Dutch Flat has been found giving a banquet at the Union hotel. again after being lost trace of for many The members of the Pocahontas Degree . ears, by a company in which Messrs. Rich Strike at at Dutch Flat. , have been invited to be present. There . AJ. and Elwood Bruner. of Sacra.will be a program of speeches, songs, mento hold a large interest: A tunnel etc. 780 feet in length was driven into the eee mountain under the lava capping when Album of Native Sons. the lead was encountered. Thecement “Moore the aekiak: le preparing an algiavel is literally alive with gold, but toum that will contain the photographs as yet the extent of the gravel is unee: known. ‘There is enough in sight, howof all members of Hydraulic Parlor. He i will present the seam to that Parlor . °%e™ to indicate that our Sacramento A » orton: it incompleted. friends have struck a fortune. Will Arrive Toaight. Tom Cavanaugh’s Slayer Acquitted. Dan J. Stevens and his bride will reRichard Baker, accused of the crime turn this evening from their. wedding . of murdering Thomas, Cavanaugh on trip. The guests and employes of the . September 17, 1898, was, upon motion of Union hotel will tender them a fitting . County Attorney Connolly, yesterday reception. . s discharged from custody and the. case rs dismissed, for reason that the evidence on the part of the State was not suifficient to convict the man.—Butté Miner. —-—_—__—+ e@e--————--——A Foundryman Hart. . George Callinan, an employe at the Miners’ Foundry, was carrying a heavy shaft yesterday when he fell, He received several cuts about thé face and hands. Appointed Express Messenger. Henry Fowler, a young prospector, ‘. has been appointed as shotgun mesSi tec ee senger for Wells, Fargo & Co. op the A flood Storm. Downievillestage line. He succeeds L, Snow began falling early this. fore-. J. Reedy, who has gone to San Frannoon and ina little while the surround-. cisco. ing hills were white. At Grass Valley = — __it rained. The Atore continued all Interesting Pacts. 4 day. one “England. makes 8000 tons of soap. daily. Néw York has 7556 drinking saloons. Geneva has several glass paved streets. Appraisers Api Appointed. H. J. Wright, M.B.D B. Dumler and John ‘Bacigalapi have been . appointed appraisers. of the estate of Frank Eilerman, deceased. feet. "THERE is more Oatarrh in this section . tory. ef the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few)» day. yeare it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro-. 000 a day. nounced it a local disease, and prescribed loeal remedies, and by con-. in Havana. Stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science . the saloon free lunch. has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires . asked to abolish trading stamps. ‘constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca‘tarrh” Cure, manufactured by F. J. of producing one yard of cloth. ‘Cheney & Oo.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only ‘is taken internally in doses from 10! ton. drops to a teaspoonful, It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of rr) Ta Glasgow gas coste 54 cents per 1000 . . Seattle, Wash., is to have a glass facIn Honolula spate earn $2 50 to $5 John D. Rockefeller’s income is $40,An American cocktail costs 40 cents A proposed Indiana law will abolish The Tennessee Legislature has been One pound of sheep’s wool is capable . Twenty-five years ago pig iron fetched ‘constitutional cure on the market. It) $750 ton. It sells now for $9 and $10 a MaAnaceR—So you have produced the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and teatimuntals. Address, fe “Ful. CHENEY & Ov. Prop., ‘Toledo, O, = Sold by Druggists, prive 75c. per bot8. something new in comedy, have you? Playwright—Yes, sir;:I have person in it bas five different identities, counting the asteral identity, and each of these identities is mistaken! You doubtless a the humorous possibiliHall’s Family Pills are the best. written a theosophical comedy. Every . . ‘by. the Waldorf Company. Nevada . City needs more of these. attractions, for they are genuine mental treats, ‘The star, Mise Waldrén, deserves the cognomen, and her company is re‘freshingly first-class. It has been the habit of certain stars, especially in the line of legitimate drama, to surround themselves with a ‘support calculated possibly to show off themselves to great advantage, but incompetent to do mere than barely satisfy the audience. Such is not the case with Miss Waldorf. Her talents. are such that they can stand out from thé best of acting, and her company individually and collectively are finished actors well known in their profession and who have held prominent. roles in the best of companies. The costuming is superb and the performance runs as smoothly and forcibly as only skillful training and hard study can make it do. Miss Waldorf’s Juliet has been country. It isa revelation from the the moment she steps upon the stage as the Italian maiden to whom love is yet a rosy illusion, threagh the stormy ways of her ill-starred life. Passionate, tender, defiant of fate itself, triumphant in the face of death, she thrills: the audience who disperse, barely speaking, into the night, still under spell of her wonderful acting. It: is impossible to mention all the company. Mr. McGregor, who as Romeo shared the applause with the star throughout the play and deepened the bold his Orlando made on the public favor, and Mr. McVay as Mercutio were perhaps the most prominent, yet no part is a minor part in Shakespere.and all of them were well handled. When Miss -Waldorf returns to Nevada Oity, as we trust she will some day after her foreign tour, she will find a host of friends to eagerly welcome her. 2c °Oe Building a New House. John Cleave is buildinga nsw house on the lower end of his lot on the lower Grass Valley road, having torn down the old house in the upper end of his place. The new building will be one 34x28 feet and will contain five rooms, hall, pantry and closets, and will add materially to the appearance of Mr. Cleave’s premises. He contemplates erecting another new house on the former site of the building ™ removed. oe Their ayes 2 Aré Opened. The-v ot the the Eiko Presbyterian . ehureh has ‘adopted the following r resolution: Im view of the many religious tramps and frauds going about among the churches. Resolved, That we will not allow any preacher or evangelist,not even one of our own Presbyterian church, to occupy the pulpit or use the house of worship unless he comes to us duly recommended. DIED. In San Francisco, January. 29, 1899, Mary L, Rice, beloved ther of Mrs. J. Telyea and Mrs. B. Woodruff, a native of Massachusetts, aged 87 years and 4 days. So the fallitig of the hair tells of the approach of age and declining power. No-matter how barren the tree nor how leafless it may seem, again. Because there is life at the roots. So you need not worry about the falling of your hair, the threatened departure of youth and beauty. And why? Because if there is a spark of ue iene in the roots of AYER’S will arouse it into healthy activity. The hair ceases to come out: it begins i and the glory of your youth is restored “Ve e have a book on the Hair and its Diseases, It is free. ties? us verte anal Romeo and "yallet co praised by the ablest criticsin the} +Welf’s-Cash-Grocery;. Harry Nathan has eiaeaait trom San Francisco, ‘Fred Widder, the photographer, is home from the Bay. _~ 3 Chris. Barry, a clerk in: Maher & Co.’s:has goné to San Francisco. . ~~ Last night’s entertainment at “the Congregational Church for the benefit of the free reading room netted about $35. Mrs. Mary Ann Sinimode, aged iheginy: 72 years and who had spent half her life in Grass Valley, died yesterday afternoon. She will be buried tomorrow. At Sherman & Olay’s hall in San Francisco tomorrow evening Mrs. M. Argall, assisted’ by the Knickerbocker quartette, will give a concert. Prof: Kazair gave an invitation dams ing party last evening, some exhibitions of fancy dancing being among’ the evening’s feature. The Professor is talking of locating at Grass Valley. The Native Daughters of Manzanita Parlor will give their minstrel show the early part of “next. week, appearing two nights at Fraternal Hall. Admission will be 50 cents with 25 cents extra to reserve. Last night Marshal Deeble caught J. Johnston, a saloon keeper, in the act of giving Annie McCabe, a half-. witted girl whois a drankard, a bottle of whisky. Johnston was arrested and takem before Justice Green, who fixed his bail at $500. W.J. Michell went on his bond. Last night Deputy Sheriff Lawrey rounded up a gang of boys from ten to thirteen years old who have for months been stealing chickens and selling them’ toa tamale man for fifteen cents apiece. One citizen has had forty chickens stolen lately. The tamale man clearly knew that he was buying stolen poultry, and he will probably be prosecuted. / A Teachers Duty. : Exten’s to Food and Drink. I noticed two of my little pupils, brother and sister, when reaching up for a book or any article that I desired to hand to them, trem®léd more. or less from the fingers to the shoulder. T finally concluded this was not shyness, but really some physical trouble, =) es aaah ennneeahanentel KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS AD. at agetapen brig loc § CUT THIS OUT. # 4 oot § scsall L. ne a % This Coupon and 75 cents in cash x will purchase pf » . 85c Box of Extra Sodas, ¢ x : 2 WOLF'S ‘ + ‘We . PER. 19, '99. foc -* * ¥ It Means Money For Yoo, ‘We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to’ onr.store, with the required amount of cash. Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Commercial Street, Nevada City. * PAI AAPA A AAAI AISI ASSIAIAA * Sc CUT THIS OUT. 2 Sc & eer oenenens This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At ““WOLF’S.” wan Good until : “5c . FEB. 49, °99. 5c FORO II ROE TOR EE BoE 2% 5 ene oP wetted KKK How Natural “It is f bed. is i mipe,tine plotur ¥ paced Ay true of the graphs taken by M OO R 9 pore or Te nrg pperiaily photo, }and upon inquiring, I discovered: fhat #a . they were in the habit of drinking = . coffee every morning for breakfast. I ~ . warned the children to leave off coffee . _ . for I knew it was the cause of their. % ttouble, and would ruin them if conRenfro, Msss Mabel Smitten and Frank Gaber and fod value: “De Hislen: Coe é " ures of ae wexted is Po tinued in, I always urge children to use Postum Food Coffee, for Iknow that to bé healthful, strengthening and . of were entirely well of their slight paleyso% be. Itis. a distressing state of affairs where parents permit children to use ordinary coffee, ‘Many cases have come to my ‘notice where the taste of Postum was not liked, but in all such cases the dislike arises from the failure to properly boil it. It isa very tasteless liquid when underboiled, and a very delicious strong, rich,” satisfying coffee when boiled long enough,to bring out the 267 W. Ferry St., Baffalo, NY. Work of Years Condensed to a Few Hours by Electricity. A process for seasoning wood by: electricity has been discovered and accomplishes in afew hours what formerly réquired years of natural drying. The timber to be treated is put into a quadrangular tank of liquid,immersed to rather more than half its depth, and an electric current applied through a metallic conductor, so arranged as to distribute it throughout the area, and it is stated that in a space of four minutes the sap begins to exude at the lower end of the. wood; in six hours it is all extracted. The wood jis then placed in another tank from which a septic solution is injected into the pores by an electric-capillary method. Another important advantage of the process is that it destroys all wood devouring insects and the septic fluid -injected in the pores of the wood secures it from their ravages. No Cripe When you take Hood’s Pills. ip big, old-fashfoned, sugar-coated pills,which tear you all to pieces,-are not in it with Hood’s. Easy to take Hoods and easy to operate, is true of Hood’s Pills, which are be up to date in every respect. . Ss Safe, certain and sure. All druggists. 25c. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Clearance: Sale. Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small fax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, in order to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportunity. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Warm Welcome FOR ‘SHAT Pocket BOOKS. “here's a general gathering up. here of odds and ends after the holidays.and attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are. quickly taken by wise buyers. The opportunity to secure. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Studio on York Street. a perfectly natural liquid food, A-short. . . time thereafter the little folks spoken WOOD SEASONING PROCESS. 17 where we find top many of a kind we: For the Grand Masquerade Ball ‘to be given on the night of February 3d. I have a full line of Masks, direct from the factory, which will be sold at factory prices. Also i Beards: Mustaches, Wigs, AND, OTHER. FALSE. HAIR. “Come and see the Assortment. MAIN STREET, NEVADA C CIty, W. H. CRAWFORD, BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries a PATE FOIS. DEVILED‘AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey.....ccesseseee BL2OD . Mikkadd SOap,..sppcaqvessscsceavevess 05 Duffy’s Malt Whiskey..... 1 “18 oe BGs aciis) eae tase hodl: (0S Pepsin Whiskey.....0:0ce0s TOO) ys ie Paine Cink Whiskhd os 5 1 00 Olairette Soap. .i. cic ceceees cee ceeeee ia Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.. oy 00 . Water Queen Soap..ccccegecceeees 05 1X L Whiskey...:.000000000. ane Copco (white) Soap. ...6. 05 Rock & Rye Whiskey. .... 1 00! Cashmere (white) Soap. 05 Maple Rum. ...::cccceeeeseenee 1 00 . Brown (1!g Ib bar} Soap. .. 05 cir alge oie ie lena gti aha Sache ag he en OORT SHOR oye cacs cSevesecasesvecdcashe ves 6 25 Be { faced SOOTHES EH SOTO SE ERE ROE HEH s + oe ORE Ee ( Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pekg 20 aret. TED isis ec gecscsentevgessccs gatorstve . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 05 °2 © «© « #6 ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. = 2 = © © Ss = = © a, C.J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jewelet ——AND DEALER IN— JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. @@ Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry nd satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price. Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. Headquarters for Alarm ° Clocks. If you wish to rise on time get a reliable Alarm Clock. The anxiety of oversleeping will be eliminated and “ Nature’s sweet restorer” will have full sway. * Nickel Alarms from 75c up. Pendulum Clocks Proportionately Cheap. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Successors to F. OC. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. You Have Cold Feet These cold: nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful.’ No family should be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES,. . PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. ‘cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corer Pine and Commercial Streets. Commercial St. ee ee

ceamaal a want for. a orth it! about rth it, vant $65 undert worth 301] him s worth bim; I ; worth en take cott! if usiness tion at uppress ere are amp at petition tive out robably of the ford, N. mselres anuary. m have custom oro, N. y. MaHn. . ¢) &, oS, > Si “a ars UCN NY UCN UY UG ees wes Up) VY WF UDR VS Ue Ne HY OO BY UO Wye ‘THE. ‘TRANSCRIPT, WEDNESDAY.,... FAB. 1, 1899.) aaeneanneae: : AT PYTHIAN, RIAN. CASTLE, Tineests a Sih" pees of the m: Woodmen Invit the Public to ‘8 Ene cameos Entertainment Tonight. ‘tistics collected it appears that) the TheTransontet has received a very . total production reaches the great value pleasant call from Prof, John P, Meakin . °f $752,927,047, showing an. increase. of of SaltLake City, who is visiting Ne. $55,069,728 over the year 1897. vada City in the interest: of the society . In. every important branch of the of the Woodmen of the. World. Mr. Meakin is an all round talented man. He will deliver his famous lecture, “Progress aud Fraternity,” at Pythian . ‘ Castle beginning at 7:30 o’clock this . evening, under the auspices of the local camp of the order. No ‘admission fee will be charged. He is a dramatic reader and vocalist by profession, and after . . the lecture he will render a number of choice selections both in song and story. Mr. Meakin has been before the public fortwenty years along these lines. He is an earnest worker for fraternity oaitced “the children of men.” _ As he. mineral industry there was a large gain. The production of gold was $64,200,000, showing an incyease of $5,500000 over the previous year. In silver the output was 64,060,000 ounces, the largest ever it oa with the exception of 1892. “The copper production was. 546.377,« 798 pounds, an increase of 7 per cent over 1897 and fully two-thirds of the world’s entire production. per cent of our copper was exported to European countries, which now .de_pénd largely. on us for their supply. The pig iron production was by far the largest ‘ever reported, reaching a About 54, PA Si which bas illumined. the patwny of . more than ‘in 1897. all.the ages.” For almost the first time in our hisThe lecture is not one of dry figures . tory 4 considerable part of the iron and . . and common-place talk, but it is insteel produced was exported, the value structive and entertaining. His poems of our foreign tradein iron and steel are of the highest order. A rare treat . Products reaching nearly $80,000, 000. is in store fot all those whoavail them-. The production of coal -w = selves of this opportunity to spend an . 000 short tons, about 8,000,000 ‘tons inevening with the members of the order . Crease, and the largest on record. The and the talented Mr. Meakin. } official figures from Great Britain will 4 2. be required to show whether that naChinese New Year Approaching. . tion or the United States produced the The Chinese new year with its noise . teatest quantity of coal for the year. and racket will be here ina little while. Oursmelters turned out 305,469 short Preliminary arrangements for the com-. tons of ‘lead, of which 217,067 short ing festal occasion are now being made . tons were from ores mined in the by the Mongolian portion of ‘our popu-. United States, and the balance from lation. Lily bulbs have been soaked . imported ores and base bullion. The and the sprouts are now well advanced, . Zine also shows large increase. In all extra “punks” and little red tallow. *he minor products . there were sub\c indies are burned‘night and morning . Stantial gains. and the domiciles of the Chinese will} Figures also collected by cable from ‘soon take on a holiday appearance. South Africa, ete., show that the total “Today.a whole hog roasted to a deep. Production of gold in the world in brown and shining as though it had . 1898 was $286,216,954,an increase of #48,* ween varnished, was taken to the joss . $96,498 over 1897." house in new Chinatown to be made an Aavertiana Letters. offering to the joss, together with nuis 4h ise Wak oF the tele ide di * © follo is a [) e letters merous side dishes of Chinese delice” . remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada : year . City, February 1, 1899: festivities clo 3° the joss will not lack Bernardo, Manuel for gyoa Longs in the line of eatables. Cobb, E: 8. —_ + +80 +. Doyle, Miss Lizzie . . A Matter of Sense. Neuchas qaisea . ‘The Herald says the slump in the yee di 7. lottery ticket business at this city, ‘as Lanes, cil noted by the Transcript of yesterday, Lewis, Joba McLaughlin, T. is due to hard times rather than to the} __ McCarthy, Mrs. J. fact that the-people are getting more Pooley, J. sense than they used to have. PerSmith, George . haps the Herald is right. _We bad hoped PORRIGN, the people were beginning to realize “Wallace, BE. pices a A that they stood as much show of get4é not called tot to’ Atteou’ duya: Ietting a square deal from any of the/+.7. will be sent to the dead letter oflottery swindlers asa cat without claws . fice, Parties calling for any of these “would in the. realms of his satanic . letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of qt cent for each letter. jesty. balit sien Postmaster. ——--—_+ 62 A Quarter Centennial Celebration Tomorrow night Wyoming Tribe of . ; Red Men will celebrate the twenty-. The Folsom Telegraph says: “The fifth anniversary of ita organization by . Blue Lead at Dutch Flat has been found giving a banquet at the Union hotel. again after being lost trace of for many The members of the Pocahontas Degree . ears, by a company in which Messrs. Rich Strike at at Dutch Flat. , have been invited to be present. There . AJ. and Elwood Bruner. of Sacra.will be a program of speeches, songs, mento hold a large interest: A tunnel etc. 780 feet in length was driven into the eee mountain under the lava capping when Album of Native Sons. the lead was encountered. Thecement “Moore the aekiak: le preparing an algiavel is literally alive with gold, but toum that will contain the photographs as yet the extent of the gravel is unee: known. ‘There is enough in sight, howof all members of Hydraulic Parlor. He i will present the seam to that Parlor . °%e™ to indicate that our Sacramento A » orton: it incompleted. friends have struck a fortune. Will Arrive Toaight. Tom Cavanaugh’s Slayer Acquitted. Dan J. Stevens and his bride will reRichard Baker, accused of the crime turn this evening from their. wedding . of murdering Thomas, Cavanaugh on trip. The guests and employes of the . September 17, 1898, was, upon motion of Union hotel will tender them a fitting . County Attorney Connolly, yesterday reception. . s discharged from custody and the. case rs dismissed, for reason that the evidence on the part of the State was not suifficient to convict the man.—Butté Miner. —-—_—__—+ e@e--————--——A Foundryman Hart. . George Callinan, an employe at the Miners’ Foundry, was carrying a heavy shaft yesterday when he fell, He received several cuts about thé face and hands. Appointed Express Messenger. Henry Fowler, a young prospector, ‘. has been appointed as shotgun mesSi tec ee senger for Wells, Fargo & Co. op the A flood Storm. Downievillestage line. He succeeds L, Snow began falling early this. fore-. J. Reedy, who has gone to San Frannoon and ina little while the surround-. cisco. ing hills were white. At Grass Valley = — __it rained. The Atore continued all Interesting Pacts. 4 day. one “England. makes 8000 tons of soap. daily. Néw York has 7556 drinking saloons. Geneva has several glass paved streets. Appraisers Api Appointed. H. J. Wright, M.B.D B. Dumler and John ‘Bacigalapi have been . appointed appraisers. of the estate of Frank Eilerman, deceased. feet. "THERE is more Oatarrh in this section . tory. ef the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few)» day. yeare it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro-. 000 a day. nounced it a local disease, and prescribed loeal remedies, and by con-. in Havana. Stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science . the saloon free lunch. has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires . asked to abolish trading stamps. ‘constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca‘tarrh” Cure, manufactured by F. J. of producing one yard of cloth. ‘Cheney & Oo.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only ‘is taken internally in doses from 10! ton. drops to a teaspoonful, It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of rr) Ta Glasgow gas coste 54 cents per 1000 . . Seattle, Wash., is to have a glass facIn Honolula spate earn $2 50 to $5 John D. Rockefeller’s income is $40,An American cocktail costs 40 cents A proposed Indiana law will abolish The Tennessee Legislature has been One pound of sheep’s wool is capable . Twenty-five years ago pig iron fetched ‘constitutional cure on the market. It) $750 ton. It sells now for $9 and $10 a MaAnaceR—So you have produced the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and teatimuntals. Address, fe “Ful. CHENEY & Ov. Prop., ‘Toledo, O, = Sold by Druggists, prive 75c. per bot8. something new in comedy, have you? Playwright—Yes, sir;:I have person in it bas five different identities, counting the asteral identity, and each of these identities is mistaken! You doubtless a the humorous possibiliHall’s Family Pills are the best. written a theosophical comedy. Every . . ‘by. the Waldorf Company. Nevada . City needs more of these. attractions, for they are genuine mental treats, ‘The star, Mise Waldrén, deserves the cognomen, and her company is re‘freshingly first-class. It has been the habit of certain stars, especially in the line of legitimate drama, to surround themselves with a ‘support calculated possibly to show off themselves to great advantage, but incompetent to do mere than barely satisfy the audience. Such is not the case with Miss Waldorf. Her talents. are such that they can stand out from thé best of acting, and her company individually and collectively are finished actors well known in their profession and who have held prominent. roles in the best of companies. The costuming is superb and the performance runs as smoothly and forcibly as only skillful training and hard study can make it do. Miss Waldorf’s Juliet has been country. It isa revelation from the the moment she steps upon the stage as the Italian maiden to whom love is yet a rosy illusion, threagh the stormy ways of her ill-starred life. Passionate, tender, defiant of fate itself, triumphant in the face of death, she thrills: the audience who disperse, barely speaking, into the night, still under spell of her wonderful acting. It: is impossible to mention all the company. Mr. McGregor, who as Romeo shared the applause with the star throughout the play and deepened the bold his Orlando made on the public favor, and Mr. McVay as Mercutio were perhaps the most prominent, yet no part is a minor part in Shakespere.and all of them were well handled. When Miss -Waldorf returns to Nevada Oity, as we trust she will some day after her foreign tour, she will find a host of friends to eagerly welcome her. 2c °Oe Building a New House. John Cleave is buildinga nsw house on the lower end of his lot on the lower Grass Valley road, having torn down the old house in the upper end of his place. The new building will be one 34x28 feet and will contain five rooms, hall, pantry and closets, and will add materially to the appearance of Mr. Cleave’s premises. He contemplates erecting another new house on the former site of the building ™ removed. oe Their ayes 2 Aré Opened. The-v ot the the Eiko Presbyterian . ehureh has ‘adopted the following r resolution: Im view of the many religious tramps and frauds going about among the churches. Resolved, That we will not allow any preacher or evangelist,not even one of our own Presbyterian church, to occupy the pulpit or use the house of worship unless he comes to us duly recommended. DIED. In San Francisco, January. 29, 1899, Mary L, Rice, beloved ther of Mrs. J. Telyea and Mrs. B. Woodruff, a native of Massachusetts, aged 87 years

and 4 days. So the fallitig of the hair tells of the approach of age and declining power. No-matter how barren the tree nor how leafless it may seem, again. Because there is life at the roots. So you need not worry about the falling of your hair, the threatened departure of youth and beauty. And why? Because if there is a spark of ue iene in the roots of AYER’S will arouse it into healthy activity. The hair ceases to come out: it begins i and the glory of your youth is restored “Ve e have a book on the Hair and its Diseases, It is free. ties? us verte anal Romeo and "yallet co praised by the ablest criticsin the} +Welf’s-Cash-Grocery;. Harry Nathan has eiaeaait trom San Francisco, ‘Fred Widder, the photographer, is home from the Bay. _~ 3 Chris. Barry, a clerk in: Maher & Co.’s:has goné to San Francisco. . ~~ Last night’s entertainment at “the Congregational Church for the benefit of the free reading room netted about $35. Mrs. Mary Ann Sinimode, aged iheginy: 72 years and who had spent half her life in Grass Valley, died yesterday afternoon. She will be buried tomorrow. At Sherman & Olay’s hall in San Francisco tomorrow evening Mrs. M. Argall, assisted’ by the Knickerbocker quartette, will give a concert. Prof: Kazair gave an invitation dams ing party last evening, some exhibitions of fancy dancing being among’ the evening’s feature. The Professor is talking of locating at Grass Valley. The Native Daughters of Manzanita Parlor will give their minstrel show the early part of “next. week, appearing two nights at Fraternal Hall. Admission will be 50 cents with 25 cents extra to reserve. Last night Marshal Deeble caught J. Johnston, a saloon keeper, in the act of giving Annie McCabe, a half-. witted girl whois a drankard, a bottle of whisky. Johnston was arrested and takem before Justice Green, who fixed his bail at $500. W.J. Michell went on his bond. Last night Deputy Sheriff Lawrey rounded up a gang of boys from ten to thirteen years old who have for months been stealing chickens and selling them’ toa tamale man for fifteen cents apiece. One citizen has had forty chickens stolen lately. The tamale man clearly knew that he was buying stolen poultry, and he will probably be prosecuted. / A Teachers Duty. : Exten’s to Food and Drink. I noticed two of my little pupils, brother and sister, when reaching up for a book or any article that I desired to hand to them, trem®léd more. or less from the fingers to the shoulder. T finally concluded this was not shyness, but really some physical trouble, =) es aaah ennneeahanentel KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS AD. at agetapen brig loc § CUT THIS OUT. # 4 oot § scsall L. ne a % This Coupon and 75 cents in cash x will purchase pf » . 85c Box of Extra Sodas, ¢ x : 2 WOLF'S ‘ + ‘We . PER. 19, '99. foc -* * ¥ It Means Money For Yoo, ‘We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to’ onr.store, with the required amount of cash. Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Commercial Street, Nevada City. * PAI AAPA A AAAI AISI ASSIAIAA * Sc CUT THIS OUT. 2 Sc & eer oenenens This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At ““WOLF’S.” wan Good until : “5c . FEB. 49, °99. 5c FORO II ROE TOR EE BoE 2% 5 ene oP wetted KKK How Natural “It is f bed. is i mipe,tine plotur ¥ paced Ay true of the graphs taken by M OO R 9 pore or Te nrg pperiaily photo, }and upon inquiring, I discovered: fhat #a . they were in the habit of drinking = . coffee every morning for breakfast. I ~ . warned the children to leave off coffee . _ . for I knew it was the cause of their. % ttouble, and would ruin them if conRenfro, Msss Mabel Smitten and Frank Gaber and fod value: “De Hislen: Coe é " ures of ae wexted is Po tinued in, I always urge children to use Postum Food Coffee, for Iknow that to bé healthful, strengthening and . of were entirely well of their slight paleyso% be. Itis. a distressing state of affairs where parents permit children to use ordinary coffee, ‘Many cases have come to my ‘notice where the taste of Postum was not liked, but in all such cases the dislike arises from the failure to properly boil it. It isa very tasteless liquid when underboiled, and a very delicious strong, rich,” satisfying coffee when boiled long enough,to bring out the 267 W. Ferry St., Baffalo, NY. Work of Years Condensed to a Few Hours by Electricity. A process for seasoning wood by: electricity has been discovered and accomplishes in afew hours what formerly réquired years of natural drying. The timber to be treated is put into a quadrangular tank of liquid,immersed to rather more than half its depth, and an electric current applied through a metallic conductor, so arranged as to distribute it throughout the area, and it is stated that in a space of four minutes the sap begins to exude at the lower end of the. wood; in six hours it is all extracted. The wood jis then placed in another tank from which a septic solution is injected into the pores by an electric-capillary method. Another important advantage of the process is that it destroys all wood devouring insects and the septic fluid -injected in the pores of the wood secures it from their ravages. No Cripe When you take Hood’s Pills. ip big, old-fashfoned, sugar-coated pills,which tear you all to pieces,-are not in it with Hood’s. 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