February 1, 1900 (4 pages)

oe iipaesaarve tiers it ater oneness the He ARTY ERASERS Ska Ip Se RS oe crate RS = THE TRANSCRIPT. McKINLEY REFUSES TO —_——— a BROWN & CALKINS. Published every eveni except Sundays and Legal Holidays by TRON SUP SLO ec cma INTERFERE IN KENTUCKY. THURSDAY .,...--Feb. 1, 1900 —_ = WasuincTon, Feb. 1.—President McKinley today re THE CITY SEWER sista) ruary 16th and August 15th. At last evening’s meeting of the City . }]oo0dshed may break out at an Trustees the Board adopted Ordinance No. 150 in regard to connecting with . doubts if he has the power to control the people and appeals the sewer system, providing for the election of a Superio tendent of Sewers and prescribing his duties; also Ordin. has replied saying he will not interfere. ance No. 151 regulating plumbing. The [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. J ceived a message from Governor ‘Taylor of Kentucky presenting a statement of the situation at Frankfort. It deConnections Must be Made Between Feb-. clares Taylor was legally.elected. The condition of affairs is represented as critical, and that a riot attended by much to the President to recognize him as Governor. McKinley y moment. Taylor says he first-mentioned ordinance 0e5 into effect February 15th and gives prop: erty owners six months, or till August 15th, 1900, to complete making connections with the system. Noconnections will be permitted before Febsays. there is aslight turn for the worse now and Goebel may die at any ruary 15th, and the permits must be . obtained from the Superintendent and the work is to be done under his direction according to regulations adopted by the Trustees. It is published in full because he believel the time allowed for making connections should be limited to four months instead of extending it to six, as the latter period would leave too short a time in which . pronounced at headquarters to be absurd. Frankrort, Feb. 1.—The rumored that General Castleman is in Frankfort s undoubtedly well founded, although he cannot be located. He is said to be in conference with the Democratic leaders. to get the city streets in proper repair . for winter. Ordinance No. 151 is the same as was recently adopted in Grass Valley. It requires all plumbers to give a bond in the sum of $100 for the faithful compliance with its terms, upon the filing of which bond with the City Clerk the applicant will be entitled toa license. All plumbers mus’ register their names and places of basiness with the Superintendent ot Sewers, and all plumbing work is to be. under bis supervision. The Board adjourned till next Monday evening to which time the election of a Superintendent of Sewers was postponed. It is expected the salary for the place will be about $75 a month, and there are a large member of applicants. DIAMOND DRILL PROSPECTING That-Method of Testing Mining Ground Pronounced Unreliable. Virginia City Chronicle: It is said that the United Verde mine in Arizona, the major share in which is owned by Senator Clark of Montans, has been prospected to a depth of 2,000 feet with the diamond drill to determine the ea-. tent of its ore bodies. ‘The Chronicle claims such method of prospecting would be very valuable if it could only be relied upon. But it cannot. Once the drill passes out of sight its course . in the formation is thereafter sre guesswork. There is practically nothing to guide it through the foraricns and its course may ‘be deflected. ‘The core which it throws out is, therefore of uncertain value as determining what is actually in the ground, sn exact knowledge of which it is desirable to secure. ; Before the lower levels of the Com8 ock were abandoned and allowed to tlood, the ground was perforated for hundreds of feet in every direction in search of new bonanzas, but the core of the diamond drill was invariably barren. If it could be relied upon tuat the bore made by the drill took.a true course each time, then it could be said with certainty that there were no more bonapzas within the reach of modern methods of mining in the lode. But just what it is no one Can Say. , And it is the uncertainty about the direction taken by the prospecting drill, then, whicb gives men faith still in the value of the Comstock at lower depths than any yet reached. The safer way to prospect is that which is most in vogue—by shaft, drift aud tunoel. Even these sometimes miss the mark, althougb exact knowledgeis possessed FrankFort, Feb. 1, 12:15 p.m.—Goebel is slightly better. He is resting more comfortable just now. 12:30 p. M.—Dr. Hume has just left moment. Larer—The physicians agree that Goebel cannot live. The chances against his recovery are as 4 thousand to one. Franxrort, Ky., Feb. 1.—Ammunition is being delivered in large quantitie in our advertising columns. Trustee . today to General Collier. His oftice is packed to the ceiling with cartridges. Jackson voted against the ordinance . There is great activity on the Capital grounds. Blankets for the soldiers are arriving in great quantities. Everything indicates that the troops are preparing to make a long stay. The report that Lieutenant Gray of 1 Frankrort, Feb. 1.—With two Governors, the army of soldiers here is holdWhoever the soldiers decide should be seated will ing the balance of power. prevail. The soldiers are in a quandary the officers are Republicans there is no apparent inten:ion of resisting the legal Governor when it is once determined who he is. ; the wounded Senator’s bedside. He the First Regiment has resigned is and are waiting developments. While A FATAL WRECK IN FLORIDA. Tampa, Fla., Feb. 1.—The fast train on the Platte railroad ran into an open switch today and was wrecked. The engineer was killed and another man mutilated beyond recognition. A son of Mail Agent Herndon died from his injuries and the father was hurt. MATTERS QUIET AT SACRAMENTO. {Special to the Daily Transerip* ed SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1—The Senate today passed an urgency bill appropriating $5958 for mileage and perdiem of members. No business of importance was transacted. South African Names. Take Joubert. The Daily Mail tells its readers to call it “Choo-bare,” but Household Words give itas “Yowbert.” The former is a somewhat ineffectual attempt to indicate the French pronunciation; the latter is Dutch. We read about Viljoen, but few pronounce it properly, with the ending “joen” like the “yune” in picayune,” “Fill-yune.” One often, perhaps generally, hears President Krueger and the Tugela river pronounced incorrectly with soft “g” instead of hard. There are two ways of misprououncing Mafeking, which are both commonly heard. Oue is in two syllables (rhyming with “safe king”), the other has the correct numver of syllables (three) but is falsely accented Mafeking. The consonantal termination “ng,” frequent in Bechuanaland names, invariably draws the . Restores VITALITY YERVITA ERE \ . AND MANHOOLC sures Impotency, Night Emissions an¢ wasting diseases, all effects of self of their courses, Oe + Repeal That Law. As good a story as was told in the recent gold debate came from the lips of William L. Jones, a new member fron Washington, relates a prominent writer. The logic of events, he said, ‘had overcome free silver logic, and the Democracy were not relying on the law of supply and demand. ‘In my last campaign,” Mr. Jones continued, “T met an old fellow and we were talking about the price of wheat and meat. I told him’'that the price was regulated by the law of supply and demand, “Ts there such a law as that?’ be asked. ‘I never heard of it.’ “Why, certainly there is,’ I said. **Well” he thundered, thoroughly . aroused, ‘when we get into power again ‘you can bet that we will repeal that ” law. How’s This. abuse, or excess and indis: cretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. eel the pink glow to pale checks anc . ’ restores the fire of youth. By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes ior $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. . For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada . city, Cal. accent to the last. syllable; thus the names of two powerful tribes, Batlaping and Barolong, as well as the towns Mafekiug, Shoshong and and others of of like ending should all be stressed on the final. On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the-contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted retarn the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. i tf Hood’s Pills are tl ood’s Pills are the favori i cathartie. wees a! ————————— ee Natce to Contractors, Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees for digging trenches, furnishing J an advanced stage of consumption the , itritating. BULLER RESUMES FIGHTING TODAY. [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORJPT.] Lonvon, Feb. 1—Tho St. James Gazette says that General Buller and his forces have recrossed the Tugela river in three places and that fighting has been in progress all day. — ; Lonpon, Feb. 1.—The War Office claims to have had no news of Gen. Buller’s alleged movements as reported by the Gazette. The Gazette insists that there is no reason to doubt the correctness of its information, although it is not prepared to give any details. Lonpon, Feb. 1.—Rear Admiral Charles Beresford has started tinent on his way to Malta with the Second British Mediteranear fleet. Lorenzo, Marques, feb. 1.—Adelbert 8S. Hay, United States Gpnsul to Pretoria, arrived here today on. his way to the ‘Transvaal. RASTBRN NEVADA COUNTY. Notes of Interest Culled From the Trucke¢! sewtiments expressed by W. J. Bryan, says: Republican af Saturday. “J think it is both un-American and The sky was overcast Sunday nigbt. unpatriotic for any man to attempt to and Monday morning & few scattering! stir up feeling among the masses either flakes of snow covered the surface of} against England, or the Boers. The war the ground but soon disappeared. . in South Africa is none of our concern Another case of scarlet fever has made} and we should keep our hand off. its appearance, this time in the family. “when we had trouble with Spain daughter Maqueda was taken with the . Spanish meetings. She attended to fever yesterday: She had been feeling . her own business, and if she did anyperfectly well up-to the time and had . thing beyond that it was to give notice been in school all day. to other nations by implication to let W. 8. Markle and wife arrived in. ys alone. Overton Sunday night after several) «The least that America can do now weeks sojourn in Humboldt county. Mr. ¢o treat Great Britain in 1900 as she Markle will assume the management of . treated the United States in 1898.” the sawmill at Overton, the place . left vacant by the departure of W. F. Far-. «pypprrence is the best teacher. rell. He will have a mil) crew from. Every testimonial in favor of Hood’s Humboldt county. sare is the obi d un A bib reeves 8. R. Sutcliffee, of Montrose, Colo-, © You, and you may take this medicine rado, died on the passenger train at with perfect confidence that it will. do for you what it has done for others Lake View Sunday evening. He was act going’east with his family. Being in the conAlger Deprecates Interference.}" Russell A Alger, in discussing the South African war and the pro-Boer Hood’s Pills cures all liver ills. Nonhigh altitude proved too much for him to stand. The body was embalmed by Undertaker A.C. Cooke and sent east for interment. John Huntington, D. L. Biles Jr. atid’. ‘ante, 15 conta sree i reer A. F. Campbell came down from Tahoe ect ‘yes erday. They found snow most all ty the way down, though in spots the snow has disappeared. The traveling. was Wni On é Slot, el very rough. Mr. Huntington reports everything quiet at the Lake. The only work in progress is wood-cutting for the steamboat companies. S aecenaial FORREST Dance At Indian Flat There will be a social danceat Union Hall “It’s absurd,” said; the American baron. “L couldn’t think of settling $5,000,000 on you in the event of your marriage to my daughter.” “Please to remember,” replied the English duke, ‘that we are ascarce article just now. Most of us have gone to the South African war.” eae * A young lady in a neighboring town re waved her hand at a:stranger and ‘in we ‘ three days they were married. Two days later the young lady waved sa flat Henry Metzenbangher, : Prop I iron at her husband and the next evening he came home waving a divorce. ——<—<$<—$<—<_ FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS . Young Mothers. ALL SUNNY ROOMS. Stopping places for all stages and busses. and laying pipe, furnishing material and tapping mains to connect the flush tanks, as per specifications on file at the City Hall to which referentce is hereby made. Bids will be received till Monday, Feb. sth, 1900, at 8 o’clock p. m. By order of the Board of Trustees. T. H. CARR, Clerk. ' It's Rightly Named. That's what everybody says about the POPULAR BAKERY in the Transcript block on Commercial street. You can always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cak Fancy Pastry, Eve., from no pee are all right in every reHEAOQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. at your doors, HOWARD LOVELAND. All orders promptly filled and delivered ‘ Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is ee: pees Peeoneher oe Po ami , 80 agonizing nd frequently fatal. Shi-. Has the largest and most modern dini loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure . room inthe city, with the freshest and best acts like magic in cases of Croup. It the market affords. : \has never been known to fail. The The New ‘Management worst cases relieved immediately. . (f the Union Hotel, with its constantly add' Price 25 cts.,50 cts.and $1 00. For sale . ng improvements, make it the finest and : ost la rt in the mountains of by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Northera Vetisl Califoraia. 6600066606 6000000 ALWAYS RECEIVING" At Wolf’s. New Specialties =. @ Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole @) dinner inacan. Only requires heating. DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in y=! cans. Cr) CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. Try it. © JELLYCON. Just the thing for a’quick dessert. @GOGOSO000 Bohemian Glassware Bargains. Ite Worth Your — Coming Just to S¢e. Creat American Importing Tea Co Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. In "ly New Location. ; The finest Photograph Gallery > in the interior. Masonic Building, Commercial St. More room and better light. Drop around when you have time. eEvaDa Cry Grass VALLEY, 904-000-000 0e ooo . ao Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. length ft: 10 cents a week or 40 cents a m able invariably in advance. DP DADOOD ODM AMD inserted u for 50 a week or $2a month. Eao additional ling oes oooCorrry sp ne.» --66>-6666600 eee eo? pow. veo 50 CENTS A’ WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in Notice, . © Persons indebted to the undersigned will please calland settle same. W.T. Monx, 331-1w, Furnished Room For Rent. quiro of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. Two neatly furnished rooms for rent. Intf Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. A girl is wanted to do general house caiaek.: Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. joining, situated at the junction of Commercial and: Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. ston. : jis Champion Boot Black. Fancy Navel Oranges TWENTY-FIVE CENTS For the hest shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarStore for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. j2-tf To Rent, Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and'wood shed. “Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o®ce. ji0-im At FOLEY’S. Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, Feb. 8rd} 10-Gent Hose for . Ladies and Ghildren . Re MAHER & CO’S. 4 z Ladies, we want to call your attention to the oh fact that Hosiery of all kinds is going up We @® place in our window No.1 50 dozen of Ladies» 10 CENTS A PAIR. You will never have a chance to get a stock” ing half as good as this again for 10 cents. We have told you about the raise in other things, and now we want you to get some of these Hose while we have them at this price. . Respectfully, MAHER & CO. . OQ be » @D time, whether you buy or not. Lots of new things coming in ‘7 every day. y Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowest. The qual-_ ity of our goods the best. , © a. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER. ec ’ We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. . . . F. J, OHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be. ‘ lieve him perfec'ly honorable in all'. ISaleeol business transactions and financially . ee able to earry out avy obligatious made . Nas 8? . by their firm., < on ‘ West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O. WaLprne, Kinnan & Mar-. — hetltet vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. . Wie 4 ‘ Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken intern-. ally, acting directly upon the blood . and-mucous surfaces of the syst: in. . Price 75c. r bottle. Sold by all! Druggists. ‘Testimonials free. . -. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, . by the money or not. a ae he e ry —-— : = . Country orders wil receive prompt — . attention whether accompante? +) . e : . WS AS AS AS AS AS AS WSONS.ASAMS AS WS WS New Patterns. They are right in style money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassimeres and Scotch Effects — that sold ‘all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may have them now for $5, and’all others at the same reduction. In other words there is a -reduction of from 10 to 15 percent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must ie insist on it bing a CASH SALE. Any alterations that’ ate necessary will be ies made free of charg -es Alene @ Extra Well Made. Periect Fitting. . ee a CARTER © JOHNSTON. ff = aaa K and they are right in price. None better for the Sa See . Se ere aa aa eee ee —— Se Para ral ee t “KINKEAD'SFurniture Store Swing Chairs, Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Carpet Swoypers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor. Furnitoe kibih hike he RIE Masquerade Costumes NICE PRESENTS. . Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches ~ For Rent from $150 to $6.00 Bach. Masks for all Character on Sale. . I will have on display a full line of costumes and 5 ‘ costun . masks for . the Washington Birthday Masquerade. Special characters can be ordered from catalogue by applying early. NA7 oo. EX. Crawford ‘THE T THURSDAY,. A QUES’ Is The W. Y. 0. oe Surveys are t F. M. Miller‘an determine whe Mining Compa: in its search fo and encroache of the ledge . sylvania Minin claims are situi of the corporafi are adjoining 1 as to the line di raised by the P which entertai1 bor is trespassi The Pennsylva: Curtis H. Lind. look into the x bring the dispt the survey ni strates that the test. P. F. Simond torney for the “Both mines a Pennsylvania Grass Valleyan longs to the G Company, cons brothers, .the ley bankers,.a cans, including PERSON Daily Chronicle W.N. Webbe in town today. Jas, B. Tr Bloomfield tod Will Dahnek ing’s stage, for Mrs. and Mr: last night from Wau. H. Tutt pects to leave Nome. _ Mrs. George James Bonney are in town. A. H. Moose: route from Sa! Bloomfield mi: Mr. and M Oakland arriv visit to their s Among the s Miss Sallie G Kenna, J.D. . taineer Mine, . child of Sama A. N. Weru: ing accompan latter will rem elder Mr. W the Champior Fruitvale, Ala A Suici Yesterday’s A. Oleson diex The testimony showed . that poor health, last Sunday. to save his tif jury, found t Sweden, aged came to his di taken with su Se oe Be The Electri a strong po attention to . electric ligh smoke, soot . the illuminar ‘safety, steadi ness, as well “erate cost. Please R The memb at the recent lodge badges earnestly rec turn the ‘sa James Hack Today San Fran tonight and The oldes States in co J. Sprague, ' raltar in 184 _ LBAD Rosenberg B Rosenber Goods stor just unpa floor cove) city. Thi Moquettes, grains. Al This is th ever broug latest desi; ‘get our p goods. — j 30-tf A grand énd Cons world for numerabl ior and

oe iipaesaarve tiers it ater oneness the He ARTY ERASERS Ska Ip Se RS oe crate RS = THE TRANSCRIPT. McKINLEY REFUSES TO —_——— a BROWN & CALKINS. Published every eveni except Sundays and Legal Holidays by TRON SUP SLO ec cma INTERFERE IN KENTUCKY. THURSDAY .,.....--Feb. 1, 1900 —_ = WasuincTon, Feb. 1.—President McKinley today re THE CITY SEWER sista) ruary 16th and August 15th. At last evening’s meeting of the City . }]oo0dshed may break out at an Trustees the Board adopted Ordinance No. 150 in regard to connecting with . doubts if he has the power to control the people and appeals the sewer system, providing for the election of a Superio tendent of Sewers and prescribing his duties; also Ordin. has replied saying he will not interfere. ance No. 151 regulating plumbing. The [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. J ceived a message from Governor ‘Taylor of Kentucky presenting a statement of the situation at Frankfort. It deConnections Must be Made Between Feb-. clares Taylor was legally.elected. The condition of affairs is represented as critical, and that a riot attended by much to the President to recognize him as Governor. McKinley y moment. Taylor says he first-mentioned ordinance 0e5 into effect February 15th and gives prop: erty owners six months, or till August 15th, 1900, to complete making connections with the system. Noconnections will be permitted before Febsays. there is aslight turn for the worse now and Goebel may die at any ruary 15th, and the permits must be . obtained from the Superintendent and the work is to be done under his direction according to regulations adopted by the Trustees. It is published in full because he believel the time allowed for making connections should be limited to four months instead of extending it to six, as the latter period would leave too short a time in which . pronounced at headquarters to be absurd. Frankrort, Feb. 1.—The rumored that General Castleman is in Frankfort s undoubtedly well founded, although he cannot be located. He is said to be in conference with the Democratic leaders. to get the city streets in proper repair . for winter. Ordinance No. 151 is the same as was recently adopted in Grass Valley. It requires all plumbers to give a bond in the sum of $100 for the faithful compliance with its terms, upon the filing of which bond with the City Clerk the applicant will be entitled toa license. All plumbers mus’ register their names and places of basiness with the Superintendent ot Sewers, and all plumbing work is to be. under bis supervision. The Board adjourned till next Monday evening to which time the election of a Superintendent of Sewers was postponed. It is expected the salary for the place will be about $75 a month, and there are a large member of applicants. DIAMOND DRILL PROSPECTING That-Method of Testing Mining Ground Pronounced Unreliable. Virginia City Chronicle: It is said that the United Verde mine in Arizona, the major share in which is owned by Senator Clark of Montans, has been prospected to a depth of 2,000 feet with the diamond drill to determine the ea-. tent of its ore bodies. ‘The Chronicle claims such method of prospecting would be very valuable if it could only be relied upon. But it cannot. Once the drill passes out of sight its course . in the formation is thereafter sre guesswork. There is practically nothing to guide it through the foraricns and its course may ‘be deflected. ‘The core which it throws out is, therefore of uncertain value as determining what is actually in the ground, sn exact knowledge of which it is desirable to secure. ; Before the lower levels of the Com8 ock were abandoned and allowed to tlood, the ground was perforated for hundreds of feet in every direction in search of new bonanzas, but the core of the diamond drill was invariably barren. If it could be relied upon tuat the bore made by the drill took.a true course each time, then it could be said with certainty that there were no more bonapzas within the reach of modern methods of mining in the lode. But just what it is no one Can Say. , And it is the uncertainty about the direction taken by the prospecting drill, then, whicb gives men faith still in the value of the Comstock at lower depths than any yet reached. The safer way to prospect is that which is most in vogue—by shaft, drift aud tunoel. Even these sometimes miss the mark, althougb exact knowledgeis possessed FrankFort, Feb. 1, 12:15 p.m.—Goebel is slightly better. He is resting more comfortable just now. 12:30 p. M.—Dr. Hume has just left moment. Larer—The physicians agree that Goebel cannot live. The chances against his recovery are as 4 thousand to one. Franxrort, Ky., Feb. 1.—Ammunition is being delivered in large quantitie in our advertising columns. Trustee . today to General Collier. His oftice is packed to the ceiling with cartridges. Jackson voted against the ordinance . There is great activity on the Capital grounds. Blankets for the soldiers are arriving in great quantities. Everything indicates that the troops are preparing to make a long stay. The report that Lieutenant Gray of 1 Frankrort, Feb. 1.—With two Governors, the army of soldiers here is holdWhoever the soldiers decide should be seated will ing the balance of power. prevail. The soldiers are in a quandary the officers are Republicans there is no apparent inten:ion of resisting the legal Governor when it is once determined who he is. ; the wounded Senator’s bedside. He the First Regiment has resigned is and are waiting developments. While A FATAL WRECK IN FLORIDA. Tampa, Fla., Feb. 1.—The fast train on the Platte railroad ran into an open switch today and was wrecked. The engineer was killed and another man mutilated beyond recognition. A son of Mail Agent Herndon died from his injuries and the father was hurt. MATTERS QUIET AT SACRAMENTO. {Special to the Daily Transerip* ed SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1—The Senate today passed an urgency bill appropriating $5958 for mileage and perdiem of members. No business of importance was transacted. South African Names. Take Joubert. The Daily Mail tells its readers to call it “Choo-bare,” but Household Words give itas “Yowbert.” The former is a somewhat ineffectual attempt to indicate the French pronunciation; the latter is Dutch. We read about Viljoen, but few pronounce it properly, with the ending “joen” like the “yune” in picayune,” “Fill-yune.” One often, perhaps generally, hears President Krueger and the Tugela river pronounced incorrectly with soft “g” instead of hard. There are two ways of misprououncing Mafeking, which are both commonly heard. Oue is in two syllables (rhyming with “safe king”), the other has the correct numver of syllables (three) but is falsely accented Mafeking. The consonantal termination “ng,” frequent in Bechuanaland names, invariably draws the . Restores VITALITY YERVITA ERE \ . AND MANHOOLC sures Impotency, Night Emissions an¢ wasting diseases, all effects of self of their courses, Oe + Repeal That Law. As good a story as was told in the recent gold debate came from the lips of William L. Jones, a new member fron Washington, relates a prominent writer. The logic of events, he said, ‘had overcome free silver logic, and the Democracy were not relying on the law of supply and demand. ‘In my last campaign,” Mr. Jones continued, “T met an old fellow and we were talking about the price of wheat and meat. I told him’'that the price was regulated by the law of supply and demand, “Ts there such a law as that?’ be asked. ‘I never heard of it.’ “Why, certainly there is,’ I said. **Well” he thundered, thoroughly . aroused, ‘when we get into power again ‘you can bet that we will repeal that ” law. How’s This. abuse, or excess and indis: cretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. eel the pink glow to pale checks anc . ’ restores the fire of youth. By mail 5Oc per box; 6 boxes ior $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. . For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada . city, Cal. accent to the last. syllable; thus the names of two powerful tribes, Batlaping and Barolong, as well as the towns Mafekiug, Shoshong and and others of of like ending should all be stressed on the final. On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds of the-contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted retarn the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. i tf Hood’s Pills are tl ood’s Pills are the favori i cathartie. wees a! ————————— ee Natce to Contractors, Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees for digging trenches, furnishing J an advanced stage of consumption the , itritating. BULLER RESUMES FIGHTING TODAY. [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORJPT.] Lonvon, Feb. 1—Tho St. James Gazette says that General Buller and his forces have recrossed the Tugela river in three places and that fighting has been in progress all day. — ; Lonpon, Feb. 1.—The War Office claims to have had no news of Gen. Buller’s alleged movements as reported by the Gazette. The Gazette insists that there is no reason to doubt the correctness of its information, although it is not prepared to give any details. Lonpon, Feb. 1.—Rear Admiral Charles Beresford has started tinent on his way to Malta with the Second British Mediteranear fleet. Lorenzo, Marques, feb. 1.—Adelbert 8S. Hay, United States Gpnsul to Pretoria, arrived here today on. his way to the ‘Transvaal. RASTBRN NEVADA COUNTY. Notes of Interest Culled From the Trucke¢! sewtiments expressed by W. J. Bryan, says: Republican af Saturday. “J think it is both un-American and The sky was overcast Sunday nigbt. unpatriotic for any man to attempt to and Monday morning & few scattering! stir up feeling among the masses either flakes of snow covered the surface of} against England, or the Boers. The war the ground but soon disappeared. . in South Africa is none of our concern Another case of scarlet fever has made} and we should keep our hand off. its appearance, this time in the family. “when we had trouble with Spain daughter Maqueda was taken with the . Spanish meetings. She attended to fever yesterday: She had been feeling . her own business, and if she did anyperfectly well up-to the time and had . thing beyond that it was to give notice been in school all day. to other nations by implication to let W. 8. Markle and wife arrived in. ys alone. Overton Sunday night after several) «The least that America can do now weeks sojourn in Humboldt county. Mr. ¢o treat Great Britain in 1900 as she Markle will assume the management of . treated the United States in 1898.” the sawmill at Overton, the place . left vacant by the departure of W. F. Far-. «pypprrence is the best teacher. rell. He will have a mil) crew from. Every testimonial in favor of Hood’s Humboldt county. sare is the obi d un A bib reeves 8. R. Sutcliffee, of Montrose, Colo-, © You, and you may take this medicine rado, died on the passenger train at with perfect confidence that it will. do for you what it has done for others Lake View Sunday evening. He was act going’east with his family. Being in the conAlger Deprecates Interference.}" Russell A Alger, in discussing the South African war and the pro-Boer Hood’s Pills cures all liver ills. Nonhigh altitude proved too much for him to stand. The body was embalmed by Undertaker A.C. Cooke and sent east for interment. John Huntington, D. L. Biles Jr. atid’. ‘ante, 15 conta sree i reer A. F. Campbell came down from Tahoe ect ‘yes erday. They found snow most all ty the way down, though in spots the snow has disappeared. The traveling. was Wni On é Slot, el very rough. Mr. Huntington reports everything quiet at the Lake. The only work in progress is wood-cutting for the steamboat companies. S aecenaial FORREST Dance At Indian Flat There will be a social danceat Union Hall “It’s absurd,” said; the American baron. “L couldn’t think of settling $5,000,000 on you in the event of your marriage to my daughter.” “Please to remember,” replied the English duke, ‘that we are ascarce article just now. Most of us have gone to the South African war.” eae * A young lady in a neighboring town re waved her hand at a:stranger and ‘in we ‘ three days they were married. Two days later the young lady waved sa flat Henry Metzenbangher, : Prop I iron at her husband and the next evening he came home waving a divorce. ——<—<$<—$<—<_ FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS . Young Mothers. ALL SUNNY ROOMS. Stopping places for all stages and busses. and laying pipe, furnishing material and tapping mains to connect the flush tanks, as per specifications on file at the City Hall to which referentce is hereby made. Bids will be received till Monday, Feb. sth, 1900, at 8 o’clock p. m. By order of the Board of Trustees. T. H. CARR, Clerk. ' It's Rightly Named. That's what everybody says about the POPULAR BAKERY in the Transcript block on Commercial street. You can always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cak Fancy Pastry, Eve., from no pee are all right in every reHEAOQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. at your doors,

HOWARD LOVELAND. All orders promptly filled and delivered ‘ Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is ee: pees Peeoneher oe Po ami , 80 agonizing nd frequently fatal. Shi-. Has the largest and most modern dini loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure . room inthe city, with the freshest and best acts like magic in cases of Croup. It the market affords. : \has never been known to fail. The The New ‘Management worst cases relieved immediately. . (f the Union Hotel, with its constantly add' Price 25 cts.,50 cts.and $1 00. For sale . ng improvements, make it the finest and : ost la rt in the mountains of by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Northera Vetisl Califoraia. 6600066606 6000000 ALWAYS RECEIVING" At Wolf’s.. New Specialties =. @ Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole @) dinner inacan. Only requires heating. DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in y=! cans. Cr) CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. Try it. © JELLYCON. Just the thing for a’quick dessert. @GOGOSO000 Bohemian Glassware Bargains. Ite Worth Your — Coming Just to S¢e. Creat American Importing Tea Co Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. In "ly New Location. ; The finest Photograph Gallery > in the interior. Masonic Building, Commercial St. More room and better light. Drop around when you have time. eEvaDa Cry Grass VALLEY, 904-000-000 0e ooo . ao Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. length ft: 10 cents a week or 40 cents a m able invariably in advance. DP DADOOD ODM AMD inserted u for 50 a week or $2a month. Eao additional ling oes oooCorrry sp ne.» --66>-6666600 eee eo? pow. veo 50 CENTS A’ WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in Notice, . © Persons indebted to the undersigned will please calland settle same. W.T. Monx, 331-1w, Furnished Room For Rent. quiro of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. Two neatly furnished rooms for rent. Intf Girl Wanted. Apply at this office. A girl is wanted to do general house caiaek.: Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. joining, situated at the junction of Commercial and: Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. ston. : jis Champion Boot Black. Fancy Navel Oranges TWENTY-FIVE CENTS For the hest shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarStore for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. j2-tf To Rent, Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and'wood shed. “Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o®ce. ji0-im At FOLEY’S. Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, Feb. 8rd} 10-Gent Hose for . Ladies and Ghildren . Re MAHER & CO’S. 4 z Ladies, we want to call your attention to the oh fact that Hosiery of all kinds is going up We @® place in our window No.1 50 dozen of Ladies» 10 CENTS A PAIR. You will never have a chance to get a stock” ing half as good as this again for 10 cents. We have told you about the raise in other things, and now we want you to get some of these Hose while we have them at this price. . Respectfully, MAHER & CO. . OQ be » @D time, whether you buy or not. Lots of new things coming in ‘7 every day. y Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowest. The qual-_ ity of our goods the best. , © a. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER. ec ’ We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. . . . F. J, OHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be. ‘ lieve him perfec'ly honorable in all'. ISaleeol business transactions and financially . ee able to earry out avy obligatious made . Nas 8? . by their firm., < on ‘ West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O. WaLprne, Kinnan & Mar-. — hetltet vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. . Wie 4 ‘ Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken intern-. ally, acting directly upon the blood . and-mucous surfaces of the syst: in. . Price 75c. r bottle. Sold by all! Druggists. ‘Testimonials free. . -. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, . by the money or not. a ae he e ry —-— : = . Country orders wil receive prompt — . attention whether accompante? +) . e : . WS AS AS AS AS AS AS WSONS.ASAMS AS WS WS New Patterns. They are right in style money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassimeres and Scotch Effects — that sold ‘all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may have them now for $5, and’all others at the same reduction. In other words there is a -reduction of from 10 to 15 percent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must ie insist on it bing a CASH SALE. Any alterations that’ ate necessary will be ies made free of charg -es Alene @ Extra Well Made. Periect Fitting. . ee a CARTER © JOHNSTON. ff = aaa K and they are right in price. None better for the Sa See . Se ere aa aa eee ee —— Se Para ral ee t “KINKEAD'SFurniture Store Swing Chairs, Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Carpet Swoypers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor. Furnitoe kibih hike he RIE Masquerade Costumes NICE PRESENTS.. . Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches ~ For Rent from $150 to $6.00 Bach. Masks for all Character on Sale. . I will have on display a full line of costumes and 5 ‘ costun . masks for . the Washington Birthday Masquerade. Special characters can be ordered from catalogue by applying early. NA7 oo. EX. Crawford ‘THE T THURSDAY,. A QUES’ Is The W. Y. 0. oe Surveys are t F. M. Miller‘an determine whe Mining Compa: in its search fo and encroache of the ledge . sylvania Minin claims are situi of the corporafi are adjoining 1 as to the line di raised by the P which entertai1 bor is trespassi The Pennsylva: Curtis H. Lind. look into the x bring the dispt the survey ni strates that the test. P. F. Simond torney for the “Both mines a Pennsylvania Grass Valleyan longs to the G Company, cons brothers, .the ley bankers,.a cans, including PERSON Daily Chronicle W.N. Webbe in town today. Jas, B. Tr Bloomfield tod Will Dahnek ing’s stage, for Mrs. and Mr: last night from Wau. H. Tutt pects to leave Nome. _ Mrs. George James Bonney are in town. A. H. Moose: route from Sa! Bloomfield mi: Mr. and M Oakland arriv visit to their s Among the s Miss Sallie G Kenna, J.D. . taineer Mine, . child of Sama A. N. Weru: ing accompan latter will rem elder Mr. W the Champior Fruitvale, Ala A Suici Yesterday’s A. Oleson diex The testimony showed . that poor health, last Sunday. to save his tif jury, found t Sweden, aged came to his di taken with su Se oe Be The Electri a strong po attention to . electric ligh smoke, soot . the illuminar ‘safety, steadi ness, as well “erate cost. Please R The memb at the recent lodge badges earnestly rec turn the ‘sa James Hack Today San Fran tonight and The oldes States in co J. Sprague, ' raltar in 184 _ LBAD Rosenberg B Rosenber Goods stor just unpa floor cove) city. Thi Moquettes, grains. Al This is th ever broug latest desi; ‘get our p goods. — j 30-tf A grand énd Cons world for numerabl ior and