February 11, 1899 (4 pages)

POLIO v TED THE TRANSCRIPT. veni Goodure und Least Hott ays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS. except N. P. BROWN. SATURDAY... FEB. 11, 1899 “Tam afraid there are chemicals in this can of beef,” remarked the buyer. “Don’t you know,” said the seller, indignantly, “that some of the most expensive things known tothe mercantile world are chemicals?” “Yes.” “And yet you find fault if we put a prize in every package! There’s homan nature for yon!” PALI. henna Oona = en An English inventor has patented a lifesaving vest to be worn on sea voyages, which is shaped like an ordinary vest and may be worn as such, inflatable pockets being provided, which are fitted with air through’ a mouthpiece carried in the pocket and attached to.a tabe connected with the interior of the vest. a inc Rp ARG ss Merry-go-rounds are being built-in England in which theanimals jump hurdles fixed at intervals on the course, the horses being suspended from rollers: running on a circular overhead tract undulations being formed in the track of the proper shape to lift the rider at each hurdle, Bg ee aS te To facilitate the opening of paper bags two notchesarecut in the mouth of the bag on either side of the center, or two ears placed in like positions, to extend past. each other, in order that they may be taken hold of separatély to spread the mouth of the sack. SS ata ee A handy device for florists’. use is a hooked rod. for picking tp single flower pots without the necessity of moving a large number, a sliding bar on one side of the rod closing the aperture between the hook and the end of the rod to grip the edge of the pot. ’ Bee eee pee Sa According tothe St, Louis. Republic most densly ingorant people on earth have been found in the heart of India The natives they speak of “Chicago ,the the Holy City,” because they heard the Congress of Religions was held in thattown, §ote 5 ees << To assist in holding wearing apparel while darning holes therein the materialis stretched over a flexible metal ring _ the ends of which lap each other and engage one of the series .of catches to ex: pand. the ring to the proper ‘size. eu For locking the wheels of baby carts while standing, a new device consists of a rubber band attached to the body of the wagon,’and having a hook on the loose end to engage the rim of the wheel and prevent. it from turning. Heok down caps are ventilated by eyelets inserted in the front of the cap to correspond with holes formed in the front piece to admit air tothe forehead and interior of the cap. RA Rao Aho aS “You say the question is not whether he will marry her?” “Not if you wish to be technically correct. The ques. tion is whether she will let him escape.” F —_— + ope. —* “He said be would brand me as a ¢capricious coquette.” “What did you say?” “I told him he talked as if I were a can of something to eat.” A political dark horse is a seért of nightmare to the others in the race. Sac RSEseeEEETaTeeeenee French Tansy Wafers. These are thé genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upén securing relief from and cure-of irregular periods regardless of cause, In red wrappers. Bewere of substitutes. bA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Bi Se eis ane me Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive grocery sfore on Commercial street. 110-tf _ + Bee A Pianos. In the Leader milliner store on Broad ' street you wil] find a fine stock of pianos, and we guarantee to save you BALLOTS NOW. And No U. S. Senator Is Yet Elected, The Feeling in Favor of a Caucus Is Growing. Special to the Tukweckioe, SACRAMENTO, Feb. 11—The usual ballot for United States Senator was taken this noon and with the usual result. It has become quite apparent that no Senator wili be elected this session unless a caucus is held, and while a majority of the two houses show no inclination to join in one there is a rapidly crystalizing sentiment in the party throughout the State that ome should be called so as to settle the trouble. Many of the Republican representatives are daily receiving letters from their constituents urging them to make a break in thisdirection. In the meantime the Democratic members are doiag their utmost to encourage the continuiance of the deadlock, as they see in ita practical advantage to their party. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, Rev. Father Cline is home from Sacramento. W. F. Englebright has-réturned from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls have returned from Sacramento and San FranCisco. i A. D. Mason returned tastevening ‘. from San Francisco where he argued an appeal case before the Supreme Court. Mrs. W.K. Skehan of Birchville was in town today accompanied by Miss Maude Murchie, teacher of the school at that town. The family of F. KE. Snell, who recently purchased a candy factory: at Grass Valley, have removed from the connty seat to that city. Mrs. George M. Mott of Sacramento, who has been here for some time visiting her mother and sister, Mrs, Jonathan Clark and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, returned today to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conroy left today fer Auburn. Mr. Conroy, who has disposed of thé Glenbrook saloon at [this city to Ralph Maitland, will engagé in the same line of business at Auburn. HBYWARD BAD A CINCH, Supposed to be a Crack Sprinter in Disguise, The man known as “Heyward” who on last Fourth of July beat ont Phil R. Bradley, Nevada county’s crackjack sprinter, in a foot-race, and subsequently tried to arrange for a twenty round fight at the same town with a rancher from the lower part of the county but was warned by Sheriff Getchell to desist whereupon tbe event was pulled off in Placer county and proved a fake, is still swinging around the circle. He recently showed up at. Benicia as a soldier and made a match with Billy Riley, Contra Costa county’s champion runner, Riley’s friends bet $1,600 that he could beat “Heyward” , for one hundred yards. The latter won handily by « yard in 10 ¥-6 seconds. It} is now claimed by the sports who were . dene up that “Hey ward” is J. A. Mayberry, the renowned Eastern sprinter. Eastern Native Daughters Take Notice. Members of Laurel Parlor, No. 6,°N. The. Fall Summary of Attorney-General Ford’s Recent Decision. Attorney-General Tirey L. Ford has furnished Adjutant-General Peeler an epinion as to the standing of the National Guard of the State of California, in answer’ to the following questions asked by the Adjatant-General: First—What. .is the legal present standing of those members of. the National Guard who entered the service of the United States in the SpanishAmerican way? Second—W hat: is the legal status of those members of the National Guard who belonged to the companies of the guard at the outbreak of the SpanishAmerican\war, but who did not enter the United States service? Third—What is the present status of those companies of the National Guard which volunteered and entered the United States service and have since been mustered out of such service? Fourth—What is the present status of those companies of the National Guard which volunteered and entered the United States service and have not yet been mustered out of that service? The Attorney-General in his: opinion says: : “Those members of the National Guard who entered the service of the United States in the Spanish-American war are not now members of the National Guard unless they have been readmitted to that organization in the manner prescribed by law. If an entire company volunteered, leaving no portion of such company behind, the same rule would apply and such .company would thereupon cease to be a component part of the National Guard.” As to the second matter he says that those members of the National Guard who belonged to the companies. at the outbreak of the war and did not enter the service of the United States are still members of the guard unless their connection therewith has, been otherwise severed. After quoting a number of sections of the law bearing on the case, he says that a National Guardsman enlists for a specified time; that if he complies with all the militaty requirements he is entitled to certain exemptions; that there is no express provision in the law for the discharge of the companies or the discharge of the men, except by their own acts, other than the provisions contained in the Political Code; and that there is uo express penalty or forfeiture attached to any company for having a membership of less than fifty men. In view of this fact he is of the opinion that the guardsmen cannot be discharged from the service and deprived of their privilege of exemption by mere implication, and without any act of their own, before their term of enlistment expires, which would be the case, if, by reason of the membershtp being reduced below fifty, the company should be ipso facto disbanded. This would be adding a penalty not provided by the code. They are, therefore, still members of the guard. “What was your first impression ‘of Chicago?” “I don’t know.* A chunk of mud splashed into my best eye just as my first impression and I were about to meet.” ae SS i erapeta ate “Dorothy, how on earth did you geta proposal out of that crusty old bachelor?” “Well, I pretended to like the things to eat that he likes.” + eee + Mother--Isn’t there something scorching? Pater—I guess it is ouly Laura and her young man saying good-night: ts Se 6 Perhaps a girl is called: a miss because she seldom. hits anything she throws at. 4 ee SS We feel perfectly safe in saying that pugilistic matches are not made in heaven. ~ me es a eer : —fivery game of chance is a-sure thing, . but a man usually bets the wrong way. Pianos, Tbe Grass Valley papers state that cm STATUS OF THE H. 6.:0. . IME 10° CALL A HALT. HOW! Republicans Should ‘Take the Senatorial Tls His Experience With Coffée. Bull by the Horns. . I .m pleased to.add my help to your . campaign of instruction on the subject Much unfavorable comment is being of c fee drinking. For ten or twelve heard on all hands because of the course that the Republican majority in the Legislature is pursuing in rela-' tion to the matter of choosing a Unite . States Senator. It is becoming the genera: sentiment that a halt should be called, and that the Republican Senators and Assemblymen should hold a caucus withont further parley. The, Hohl to dc wheat come. horseplay now being indulged in is be-, My condition at that time was such eee Raceraying ‘9 aneit. ee ‘that. I was certain that I had heart diseuts. And it is not only injuring the ; : : eae ease in one of its worst form. Many a Site tatieiocs pe Re att chee . night I have retired not expecting to axry bee ° : : , cac,. live to see morning. The action was mite 4 ie ei aarti aly hacia so feeble and slow that it would run as Hint aay Bbeeoia a PU es pas ihe low as 38 to 40, and never 50, unless I toge e . bi =) Ps : y sin Democrats are laughing in their sleeves ap Sint exbrolse or sing oo Ne ae ee . . My-experience-in examining patients They necting that e is making sitieaw: who: presented themselves: far Opera: from that.cause. I gradually abandoned everything from time to time that 1 thought pro. duced the extreme nervousness from ' frequent calls on my fellow physicians DR. HOWARD, . years I have been ‘a severe sufferer . which I suffered, and all of my very: resulted in no benefit until: I was ad. nition for their use in coming campaigns, and they live in the hope that the next Legislature will by being i tious under an’ anesthetic, led me to ;continually compare. my condition ‘with theirs, and life was made very . miserable for me by such comparisons. D: G. W., are requested to meet at the Wiley B. Allen Co. have sold two their hall on Sunday at 12:45 p.m, to carloads of pianos in their city in four attend the funeral of Mrs. Len Thompweeks. The reason for this is that this son, a member of Sierra City Parlor, . firm sells pianos at half what other Democratic, elect a Senator of their! 7 itso buffered froin « constant muspolitical RC gane gags Jn the meantime . eulur contraction of the fleshy portion this State would be with but one repor the left hand, a technical descripresentative in the National Senate to! ¢i,n of which I will not undertake in represent its interests and the Repu b. lican party would be held to account the trouble by the people for this scandalous fact.: These, conditions, with a censtantly In view of all this it is no wonder that} the rank ‘and file of thé Republican . faintness about-an hour before reguparty of California demand that their lar meal time, and a sallow complexion servants at Sacramento pursue the . gives you a general idea of the shape I only course that is according to the) yay in just before I discontiiiued the rales of precedent and common sense— . : : . use of coffee. It was very hard to give that they go into caucus and afterwards up coffee, but I was compelled to do so, abide by the decision of that caucus.i and for awhile used water and milk: Give California without further trifling . ‘Then [ tried a so-called cereal coffee, another Senator who will support the. which I have since learned is made administration. _partly of coffee.and partly of browned . grains, and. is sold as an imitation of . your Postum. This did not work, soI While City Trustee Care was ia ‘San . went back to the water and milk. until ~+ e@e o— Would be a Good Investment. gated the rock-breaker proposition. . —the genuine. Since then I have had : ; One cup and sometimes two every He ascertained that a first-class ma. morning, and fequaatty for-dinnar at ‘chine, including an elevator for loading ning, eq er al this letter, but I could not: get rid of; sour stomach, a feeling of extreme! Praudlscad foe dagen ego, be ‘tnvesti-. about a year ago I got hold of Postum ! ito assist you all I can in your work, for I do not believe one person in ten has a realizing sense of the damage to . the nervous system caused by the consumption of coffee. i . Dr. C. W. Howard, Watertown, N. Y. a. BRIEF MENTION. ‘Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers i suecessors to F. C. Luetje. A California lion was recently killed 'in the vicinity of Columbia Hill. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf, Justice Coughlan has set the trial of Mrs. Abel Sandow and her son Charles, ; charged with battery on Frank Harris, i: for next Tuesday. You may have eaten ripe olives, but not the Ehmann Olive Co.’s ripe olives, now on sale at George C. Gaylord & Son’s, Broad street. This afternoon the Eighth Regiment Band gave a street parade and played a number of selections. They made a splendid appearance and the music ; was excellent. { . . ' —-----——-+ o@e ' An Appointment Objected To. Public Administrator Torpie by his attorney, George L. Jones, has filed in ' the Superior Court an objection to the appointment of ex-Public Administrator Schmidt as administator with the will annexed of the estate of the late Joseph Girard who died at North Bloomfield inMarch last leaving an estate valued at about $800. amend You can’t blame a woman for ceasing to refer to her husband as the light of her existence when the light begins to go out nights. + 0@e oe An Ohio man married an heiress and tried to prove that he didn’t care for her money by spending every cent of it. cree eS: Some people refuse to lay up money for a rainy day for fear there will be a prolonged drouth.— ia armas the rock into wagons and a steam en. bight._My_—health _was—never morene $4 ap rs i jmusenlar co ‘ion, . Nevada City is desirous of having first. lar contraction, no. hvart troa i fi ble or sour stomuch, and the pulse run! class streets it would’ seem wise for the . ning from 70-to 76 Trustees to procure one of those rock7 : ; ¢ = : At the time I was suffering from the breakers at the earliest practicable : eat cham effects of coffee, I made application for Z than it is now, no ne 8 gine,can be purchased for $1,450. As 6 ee ee nor . Seo ee. The man who is unable to write seldom poses as the defendant in a breach of promise suit. eS eae ee The disquieting microbe of love gives the old bachelor a wide berth, ——_—-—-+-e@e-> test ts ae ae some life insurance, and was rejected School Exercises Next Monday. ! on account of the action of my heart, . ‘ S . To show what-the abstinence of coffee The special exercises in the city . and ‘le drinking of coffee will do, and ‘Schools next Monday afternoon in has done for me, I will say that in. commemoration of .the memory of) March last T was examined for ‘life in. George Washington and Abraham Lin-. Surance and passed a most excellent! coln will be interesting and should at-/ examination. Having gone through ! tract many visitors. They will begin. . the very disagreeable experience and . at 1:30 and consist of songs, recitations, ; been relieved from the trouble, it is but etc., all of a patriotic nature. . paturdl that [should feel a willinguess . In Various Places. Sabsssclid . France is burdened with 400,000 pubCl e S . . lic officials, costing the State $123,000, Carance a e. . 000 a year. = . ° . A determined bridal party at Stroot, near Rochester, England, on reaching . the church found that the building was . on fire. It waited around until the Ie fire was put out and made the pastor perform the ceremony in the ruins. A curious contretemps his arisen at Bombay, which finds itself possessed . of the head of a statue of the Queen . Empress, but no. body thereto. When . the statue of the Empress at Bombay . was defiled by a Poona murderer it was . decided that the head and neck should . be replaced “bodily,” so to speak, The! sculptor was accordingly set to work, but before his task was completed the! stains had been effectually removed . Stand where Whole from the existing statue. Five hun-. * __ Dollars stood before. dred dollars has been spent en the new . fo obtain possession of any of the head and now Bombay will gladly hail. Fine Footwear a patriot who will pay for the comple. In our stock a very small tax will be tion of a second statue. put upon your pocket book. A discovery of interest to scholars . i Our January Clearance Sale has been : : naugurated and we have not s has been made in the excavations of ; the prices, but éut right and left, ed the Roman forum—the celebrated black . der to promote rapid) sales. stone marking the spot where, ucvord-. ‘There’s splendid values offered in ing to legend, Romulus should have. Men's, Women's and Children’s Shoes been buried, having been found east of . And Slippers. the Rostra Julin, about the middle of . Don’t neglect to seize the opportuthe forum. nity. Go To The Uw! tor aelicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-te. + eee + — Only Parts of Dollars BOVEY BROS., . . Broad Street. . . Some people are afraid in the dark and other are afraid of the light. 3 —++80 + The man who indulges in too many horns imbibes cornucopiously. stich eneinen Sipe Mets The learned man has a ‘fortune that he caw’t be bunkoed out of. single admission price will doubtless attract a large At the concert an elaborate ar : ’ lar program will be rendered. and as the organization. is éaid to be one of og ceptional merit a Tare treat can natyr. ally be looked forward to, Amorg the twenty and more. musicians are a number of superior soloists, Go to The Owl for délicious Tom & Jerry, alwaysready. =. j 10.4 At ‘Nevada Gity, Fe Pt to the wifé of Frank Cooley” d x Ph The People Believe What They Read About Hood’s Sarsaparilla Their Faith in This Medicine is Grounded on Merit They Know tt Absolutely Cures When Other Medicines Fail Hood’s Sarsaparilia is not merely a simple preparation of Sarsaparilia, Dock, Stillingia and a little lodide of Potassium, Besides these excellent alteratives, it . also contains those great anti-bilious ana liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion. It also contains those great kidney remedies, Uva Urei, Juniper Berries, ana Pipsissewa. ; Nor are these all. Other very valuable curative agente are harmoniously combined in Hood’s Sarsaparilia, and it is . carefully prepared under the personal supervision of a regularly educated pharmacist. 5 Knowing these facts, is the abiding taith the people have in Hood’s Sarsaparilla a -Hood’s Sarsaparitia cures; whenother medicines totally, absolutely fail. . “My little girl was afflicted with eczema and suffered for seven years. She was attended by physicians and tried many different kinds of medicine without relief. After taking a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla she was cured.” Mrs. EMMA FRANKLIN, Honeoye, New York. * ood ’s Sarsaparilla Is the Best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. $1; six for $5. C.1. Hoed & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills city operat ek Corsets at 50 cents, , Corsets at 75 cents, Corsets at $1, Ww Corsets at $1.25, S And as much higher as you want to go. At MAHER & CO’S. SP Oeeerreoeovreoese SOOO OO®D Ladies, we have this day put in Window No. 1 the largest line of different style Corsets that was ever shown in Nevada county. If you visit our store you will find here : lhe very short Corset, The medium long Corset. The French eut Corset, The long Corset, The extra long Corset, ise So if you want a Corset to fit you come to . MAHER & CO’S, You will see hereand popu. The Thompson's Glove Fitting Co f, SS The R & G Corset in 10 diff, ph peg The Chicago Corset Waist styles and at all prices. The Ferris Good Sense Corset Waist for Ladies and Tomorrow Sunday, ‘mee fore Easter. day before L day in the c and Roman ¢ At Trinity . > “ing prayero'clock. The class. meet a will be even sermon, _ Next Wedn nesday anc Trinity churc priately by penitential of o'clock in th ing. prayer # ternoon. On Rimer, the re with the ev » give the firet on the Creed, ing being sir Hoth oe At the Co pastor, Rev. morning and the-evening the Great M Seen Visions enes at 12:30 -deavor will Joy in Findir The day’s » ehurch will ~ 9:30 in the m . Rev. Dr. Rob the Presidin % District,. will be followed the Lord’s 81 * day school w League asse! Phelps, the p in the evenin bam Lincol patriotic son, At St. Cani Lenten servi Deat John Carey 1852 at Chero engaged in fe o'clock p, m. daughter, Mr city. He hac ‘. Geath result ' .was a native and 7 month: ‘and four dau Jows: Barne ward Carey, _ ‘Carl Scheme > Warey. ; highly resp Mr. take place . 2 o'clock f church, a Dyin John Cas well known day to be at rheumatism low from st home from . apparently ‘THERE is t of the coun pat togethe years it was For 8 grea’ nounced it séribed loc: stantly faili ment, prone ihas proven Children. The an dig Cow in all sizes, : : ur naw short Corsets, 1 i: eine er he pay 4 $1 for all slenk ~~ ee au. : oe ' .Chene Than are better thea chase Corsets in Grey ‘and. Blavk? u . ,constitutio Now, Ladies, come and let us show you Corsets— . sis taken in OF WE KNOW WE CAN suIT YOU @@ .° pag es Respectfully, a” ee doilars fot _. Send for ci F Ad ¥. J. CHE) Sold by] Mrs J. H. Rocers, President. {dealers charge for them. Oash or inI Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca W W SIx loaves bread fo 25c at Homann’s pans nig a ig mag Soe ee a eames By'mall ts conte . atm elcome * i 08 ‘ Apply to F, E. BROWN, Transcript office ' FOR 7 oe spacpaspaspaspaopacmncnn,. slim Pocket Books., Sreat 25 Per Cent ela . ) o> SS & DISCOUNT :: SALE. & , 6) Maher & Co. RROOOOOOL ae ee’ EP a 3 The First Loss Is The Best Loss. That js the principle we work.on. If we carried our. ee heavy weight Suits and Overcoats over to next fall we would probabl Hall’s Fi we y have to sell them at a loss. Then, how much M4 4 a are it is to take our loss Noww—to get the money out of the goods and invést it in new goods—to keep our stock clean . \ : ; tee and fresh. ee ote oF MS ‘ We believe that we are on the right track, so here we go. . ' 7 : : . Officers: : N. G. C, Commencing FEBRUARY FOURTH ill a’ ; uniform discount of ONE-FOURTH OFF on all Men’s, . — Tos Clothing of every description : : : ble at thei Boy’s and Children’s: Suits and Overcoats, and on all Winter . This means-a $20. Suit-or Overcoat: for $15. ~og 5 Furnitur "4 : Stor e : 8 o'clock This means a $15 Suit or Overcoat for $11.25. : .order, ee eas ae ae ee = pone on TPhere’s @ general gathering up here £10-2t Ike We also give a liberal discount on all other of odds and ends after the holidays and This means a $12 Suit or Overcoat for $9. This means a $10 Suit or Overecat for $7.50. 3 -S . where we find too many of a kind S¥Q.— goods in the store. Remember the date when the . sttacina price which ia nial tenes act trouble commences, and ‘be on hand. Leave one ; the yeti This means a $8 Suit or Overcoat for $6. This means a $6 Suit or Overcoat for $4.50. d the things are quickly fourth -of what you expecte a6 pay at home, the . ‘ken by wise ste ‘The opportunity This means a $4 Suit or Overcoat for $3. *: But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. Nevada County Directory. from $100 to $200 on a piano. f3-tf THe Witry B. ALLEN Co. IOI SO. 18 = ee ee . ional disea -constitatio == to bug mice Presents, Ne % Roman Chairs, ashe Bay Window Chairs, _ . _ Fancy Divans, Wicker Chairs, The Wil a piano st * are offer ever knov Six loa : . to secure. balance will pay for the goods. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much We always do as we advertise and our pat-. !®* than value isnow p ; #2 : a who wish to save money: w rons know it. hint. P : _ . CALL ON ~~ : Rockers and . Richaré . wor P-G-SCADDEN, (SRUGs, PICTURES, E edn Cty Commercial St. sin i ge a erage

POLIO v TED THE TRANSCRIPT. veni Goodure und Least Hott ays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS. except N. P. BROWN. SATURDAY..... FEB. 11, 1899 “Tam afraid there are chemicals in this can of beef,” remarked the buyer. “Don’t you know,” said the seller, indignantly, “that some of the most expensive things known tothe mercantile world are chemicals?” “Yes.” “And yet you find fault if we put a prize in every package! There’s homan nature for yon!” PALI. henna Oona = en An English inventor has patented a lifesaving vest to be worn on sea voyages, which is shaped like an ordinary vest and may be worn as such, inflatable pockets being provided, which are fitted with air through’ a mouthpiece carried in the pocket and attached to.a tabe connected with the interior of the vest. a inc Rp ARG ss Merry-go-rounds are being built-in England in which theanimals jump hurdles fixed at intervals on the course, the horses being suspended from rollers: running on a circular overhead tract undulations being formed in the track of the proper shape to lift the rider at each hurdle, Bg ee aS te To facilitate the opening of paper bags two notchesarecut in the mouth of the bag on either side of the center, or two ears placed in like positions, to extend past. each other, in order that they may be taken hold of separatély to spread the mouth of the sack. SS ata ee A handy device for florists’. use is a hooked rod. for picking tp single flower pots without the necessity of moving a large number, a sliding bar on one side of the rod closing the aperture between the hook and the end of the rod to grip the edge of the pot. ’ Bee eee pee Sa According tothe St, Louis. Republic most densly ingorant people on earth have been found in the heart of India The natives they speak of “Chicago ,the the Holy City,” because they heard the Congress of Religions was held in thattown, §ote 5 ees << To assist in holding wearing apparel while darning holes therein the materialis stretched over a flexible metal ring _ the ends of which lap each other and engage one of the series .of catches to ex: pand. the ring to the proper ‘size. eu For locking the wheels of baby carts while standing, a new device consists of a rubber band attached to the body of the wagon,’and having a hook on the loose end to engage the rim of the wheel and prevent. it from turning. Heok down caps are ventilated by eyelets inserted in the front of the cap to correspond with holes formed in the front piece to admit air tothe forehead and interior of the cap. RA Rao Aho aS “You say the question is not whether he will marry her?” “Not if you wish to be technically correct. The ques. tion is whether she will let him escape.” F —_— + ope. —* “He said be would brand me as a ¢capricious coquette.” “What did you say?” “I told him he talked as if I were a can of something to eat.” A political dark horse is a seért of nightmare to the others in the race. Sac RSEseeEEETaTeeeenee French Tansy Wafers. These are thé genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upén securing relief from and cure-of irregular periods regardless of cause, In red wrappers. Bewere of substitutes. bA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Bi Se eis ane me Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive grocery sfore on Commercial street. 110-tf _ + Bee A Pianos. In the Leader milliner store on Broad ' street you wil] find a fine stock of pianos, and we guarantee to save you BALLOTS NOW. And No U. S. Senator Is Yet Elected, The Feeling in Favor of a Caucus Is Growing. Special to the Tukweckioe, SACRAMENTO, Feb. 11—The usual ballot for United States Senator was taken this noon and with the usual result. It has become quite apparent that no Senator wili be elected this session unless a caucus is held, and while a majority of the two houses show no inclination to join in one there is a rapidly crystalizing sentiment in the party throughout the State that ome should be called so as to settle the trouble. Many of the Republican representatives are daily receiving letters from their constituents urging them to make a break in thisdirection. In the meantime the Democratic members are doiag their utmost to encourage the continuiance of the deadlock, as they see in ita practical advantage to their party. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, Rev. Father Cline is home from Sacramento. W. F. Englebright has-réturned from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls have returned from Sacramento and San FranCisco. i A. D. Mason returned tastevening ‘. from San Francisco where he argued an appeal case before the Supreme Court. Mrs. W.K. Skehan of Birchville was in town today accompanied by Miss Maude Murchie, teacher of the school at that town. The family of F. KE. Snell, who recently purchased a candy factory: at Grass Valley, have removed from the connty seat to that city. Mrs. George M. Mott of Sacramento, who has been here for some time visiting her mother and sister, Mrs, Jonathan Clark and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth, returned today to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conroy left today fer Auburn. Mr. Conroy, who has disposed of thé Glenbrook saloon at [this city to Ralph Maitland, will engagé in the same line of business at Auburn. HBYWARD BAD A CINCH, Supposed to be a Crack Sprinter in Disguise, The man known as “Heyward” who on last Fourth of July beat ont Phil R. Bradley, Nevada county’s crackjack sprinter, in a foot-race, and subsequently tried to arrange for a twenty round fight at the same town with a rancher from the lower part of the county but was warned by Sheriff Getchell to desist whereupon tbe event was pulled off in Placer county and proved a fake, is still swinging around the circle. He recently showed up at. Benicia as a soldier and made a match with Billy Riley, Contra Costa county’s champion runner, Riley’s friends bet $1,600 that he could beat “Heyward” , for one hundred yards. The latter won handily by « yard in 10 ¥-6 seconds. It} is now claimed by the sports who were . dene up that “Hey ward” is J. A. Mayberry, the renowned Eastern sprinter. Eastern Native Daughters Take Notice. Members of Laurel Parlor, No. 6,°N. The. Fall Summary of Attorney-General Ford’s Recent Decision. Attorney-General Tirey L. Ford has furnished Adjutant-General Peeler an epinion as to the standing of the National Guard of the State of California, in answer’ to the following questions asked by the Adjatant-General: First—What. .is the legal present standing of those members of. the National Guard who entered the service of the United States in the SpanishAmerican way? Second—W hat: is the legal status of those members of the National Guard who belonged to the companies of the guard at the outbreak of the SpanishAmerican\war, but who did not enter the United States service? Third—What is the present status of those companies of the National Guard which volunteered and entered the United States service and have since been mustered out of such service? Fourth—What is the present status of those companies of the National Guard which volunteered and entered the United States service and have not yet been mustered out of that service? The Attorney-General in his: opinion says: : “Those members of the National Guard who entered the service of the United States in the Spanish-American war are not now members of the National Guard unless they have been readmitted to that organization in the manner prescribed by law. If an entire company volunteered, leaving no portion of such company behind, the same rule would apply and such .company would thereupon cease to be a component part of the National Guard.” As to the second matter he says that those members of the National Guard who belonged to the companies. at the outbreak of the war and did not enter the service of the United States are still members of the guard unless their connection therewith has, been otherwise severed. After quoting a number of sections of the law bearing on the case, he says that a National Guardsman enlists for a specified time; that if he complies with all the militaty requirements he is entitled to certain exemptions; that there is no express provision in the law for the discharge of the companies or the discharge of the men, except by their own acts, other than the provisions contained in the Political Code; and that there is uo express penalty or forfeiture attached to any company for having a membership of less than fifty men. In view of this fact he is of the opinion that the guardsmen cannot be discharged from the service and deprived of their privilege of exemption by mere implication, and without any act of their own, before their term of enlistment expires, which would be the case, if, by reason of the membershtp being reduced below fifty, the company should be ipso facto disbanded. This would be adding a penalty not provided by the code. They are, therefore, still members of the guard. “What was your first impression ‘of Chicago?” “I don’t know.* A chunk of mud splashed into my best eye just as my first impression and I were about to meet.” ae SS i erapeta ate “Dorothy, how on earth did you geta proposal out of that crusty old bachelor?” “Well, I pretended to like the things to eat that he likes.” + eee + Mother--Isn’t there something scorching? Pater—I guess it is ouly Laura and her young man saying good-night: ts Se 6 Perhaps a girl is called: a miss because she seldom. hits anything she throws at. 4 ee SS We feel perfectly safe in saying that pugilistic matches are not made in heaven. ~ me es a eer : —fivery game of chance is a-sure thing, . but a man usually bets the wrong way. Pianos, Tbe Grass Valley papers state that cm STATUS OF THE H. 6.:0. . IME 10° CALL A HALT. HOW! Republicans Should ‘Take the Senatorial Tls His Experience With Coffée. Bull by the Horns. . I .m pleased to.add my help to your . campaign of instruction on the subject Much unfavorable comment is being of c fee drinking. For ten or twelve heard on all hands because of the course that the Republican majority in the Legislature is pursuing in rela-' tion to the matter of choosing a Unite . States Senator. It is becoming the genera: sentiment that a halt should be called, and that the Republican Senators and Assemblymen should hold a caucus withont further parley. The, Hohl to dc wheat come. horseplay now being indulged in is be-, My condition at that time was such eee Raceraying ‘9 aneit. ee ‘that. I was certain that I had heart diseuts. And it is not only injuring the ; : : eae ease in one of its worst form. Many a Site tatieiocs pe Re att chee . night I have retired not expecting to axry bee ° : : , cac,. live to see morning. The action was mite 4 ie ei aarti aly hacia so feeble and slow that it would run as Hint aay Bbeeoia a PU es pas ihe low as 38 to 40, and never 50, unless I toge e . bi =) Ps : y sin Democrats are laughing in their sleeves ap Sint exbrolse or sing oo Ne ae ee . . My-experience-in examining patients They necting that e is making sitieaw: who: presented themselves: far Opera: from that.cause. I gradually abandoned everything from time to time that 1 thought pro. duced the extreme nervousness from ' frequent calls on my fellow physicians DR. HOWARD, . years I have been ‘a severe sufferer . which I suffered, and all of my very: resulted in no benefit until: I was ad. nition for their use in coming campaigns, and they live in the hope that the next Legislature will by being i tious under an’ anesthetic, led me to ;continually compare. my condition ‘with theirs, and life was made very . miserable for me by such comparisons. D: G. W., are requested to meet at the Wiley B. Allen Co. have sold two their hall on Sunday at 12:45 p.m, to carloads of pianos in their city in four attend the funeral of Mrs. Len Thompweeks. The reason for this is that this son, a member of Sierra City Parlor, . firm sells pianos at half what other Democratic, elect a Senator of their! 7 itso buffered froin « constant muspolitical RC gane gags Jn the meantime . eulur contraction of the fleshy portion this State would be with but one repor the left hand, a technical descripresentative in the National Senate to! ¢i,n of which I will not undertake in represent its interests and the Repu b. lican party would be held to account the trouble by the people for this scandalous fact.: These, conditions, with a censtantly In view of all this it is no wonder that} the rank ‘and file of thé Republican . faintness about-an hour before reguparty of California demand that their lar meal time, and a sallow complexion servants at Sacramento pursue the . gives you a general idea of the shape I only course that is according to the) yay in just before I discontiiiued the rales of precedent and common sense— . : : . use of coffee. It was very hard to give that they go into caucus and afterwards up coffee, but I was compelled to do so, abide by the decision of that caucus.i and for awhile used water and milk: Give California without further trifling . ‘Then [ tried a so-called cereal coffee, another Senator who will support the. which I have since learned is made administration. _partly of coffee.and partly of browned . grains, and. is sold as an imitation of . your Postum. This did not work, soI While City Trustee Care was ia ‘San . went back to the water and milk. until ~+ e@e o— Would be a Good Investment. gated the rock-breaker proposition. . —the genuine. Since then I have had : ; One cup and sometimes two every He ascertained that a first-class ma. morning, and fequaatty for-dinnar at ‘chine, including an elevator for loading ning, eq er al this letter, but I could not: get rid of; sour stomach, a feeling of extreme! Praudlscad foe dagen ego, be ‘tnvesti-. about a year ago I got hold of Postum ! ito assist you all I can in your work, for I do not believe one person in ten has a realizing sense of the damage to . the nervous system caused by the consumption of coffee. i . Dr. C. W. Howard, Watertown, N. Y. a. BRIEF MENTION. ‘Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers i suecessors to F. C. Luetje. A California lion was recently killed 'in the vicinity of Columbia Hill. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf, Justice Coughlan has set the trial of Mrs. Abel Sandow and her son Charles, ; charged with battery on Frank Harris, i: for next Tuesday. You may have eaten ripe olives, but not the Ehmann Olive Co.’s ripe olives, now on sale at George C. Gaylord & Son’s, Broad street.

This afternoon the Eighth Regiment Band gave a street parade and played a number of selections. They made a splendid appearance and the music ; was excellent. { . . ' —-----——-+ o@e ' An Appointment Objected To. Public Administrator Torpie by his attorney, George L. Jones, has filed in ' the Superior Court an objection to the appointment of ex-Public Administrator Schmidt as administator with the will annexed of the estate of the late Joseph Girard who died at North Bloomfield inMarch last leaving an estate valued at about $800. amend You can’t blame a woman for ceasing to refer to her husband as the light of her existence when the light begins to go out nights. + 0@e oe An Ohio man married an heiress and tried to prove that he didn’t care for her money by spending every cent of it. cree eS: Some people refuse to lay up money for a rainy day for fear there will be a prolonged drouth.— ia armas the rock into wagons and a steam en. bight._My_—health _was—never morene $4 ap rs i jmusenlar co ‘ion, . Nevada City is desirous of having first. lar contraction, no. hvart troa i fi ble or sour stomuch, and the pulse run! class streets it would’ seem wise for the . ning from 70-to 76 Trustees to procure one of those rock7 : ; ¢ = : At the time I was suffering from the breakers at the earliest practicable : eat cham effects of coffee, I made application for Z than it is now, no ne 8 gine,can be purchased for $1,450. As 6 ee ee nor . Seo ee. The man who is unable to write seldom poses as the defendant in a breach of promise suit. eS eae ee The disquieting microbe of love gives the old bachelor a wide berth, ——_—-—-+-e@e-> test ts ae ae some life insurance, and was rejected School Exercises Next Monday. ! on account of the action of my heart, . ‘ S . To show what-the abstinence of coffee The special exercises in the city . and ‘le drinking of coffee will do, and ‘Schools next Monday afternoon in has done for me, I will say that in. commemoration of .the memory of) March last T was examined for ‘life in. George Washington and Abraham Lin-. Surance and passed a most excellent! coln will be interesting and should at-/ examination. Having gone through ! tract many visitors. They will begin. . the very disagreeable experience and . at 1:30 and consist of songs, recitations, ; been relieved from the trouble, it is but etc., all of a patriotic nature. . paturdl that [should feel a willinguess . In Various Places. Sabsssclid . France is burdened with 400,000 pubCl e S . . lic officials, costing the State $123,000, Carance a e. . 000 a year. = . ° . A determined bridal party at Stroot, near Rochester, England, on reaching . the church found that the building was . on fire. It waited around until the Ie fire was put out and made the pastor perform the ceremony in the ruins. A curious contretemps his arisen at Bombay, which finds itself possessed . of the head of a statue of the Queen . Empress, but no. body thereto. When . the statue of the Empress at Bombay . was defiled by a Poona murderer it was . decided that the head and neck should . be replaced “bodily,” so to speak, The! sculptor was accordingly set to work, but before his task was completed the! stains had been effectually removed . Stand where Whole from the existing statue. Five hun-. * __ Dollars stood before. dred dollars has been spent en the new . fo obtain possession of any of the head and now Bombay will gladly hail. Fine Footwear a patriot who will pay for the comple. In our stock a very small tax will be tion of a second statue. put upon your pocket book. A discovery of interest to scholars . i Our January Clearance Sale has been : : naugurated and we have not s has been made in the excavations of ; the prices, but éut right and left, ed the Roman forum—the celebrated black . der to promote rapid) sales. stone marking the spot where, ucvord-. ‘There’s splendid values offered in ing to legend, Romulus should have. Men's, Women's and Children’s Shoes been buried, having been found east of . And Slippers. the Rostra Julin, about the middle of . Don’t neglect to seize the opportuthe forum. nity. Go To The Uw! tor aelicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-te. + eee + — Only Parts of Dollars BOVEY BROS., . . Broad Street. . . Some people are afraid in the dark and other are afraid of the light. 3 —++80 + The man who indulges in too many horns imbibes cornucopiously. stich eneinen Sipe Mets The learned man has a ‘fortune that he caw’t be bunkoed out of. single admission price will doubtless attract a large At the concert an elaborate ar : ’ lar program will be rendered. and as the organization. is éaid to be one of og ceptional merit a Tare treat can natyr. ally be looked forward to, Amorg the twenty and more. musicians are a number of superior soloists, Go to The Owl for délicious Tom & Jerry, alwaysready. =. j 10.4 At ‘Nevada Gity, Fe Pt to the wifé of Frank Cooley” d x Ph The People Believe What They Read About Hood’s Sarsaparilla Their Faith in This Medicine is Grounded on Merit They Know tt Absolutely Cures When Other Medicines Fail Hood’s Sarsaparilia is not merely a simple preparation of Sarsaparilia, Dock, Stillingia and a little lodide of Potassium, Besides these excellent alteratives, it . also contains those great anti-bilious ana liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion. It also contains those great kidney remedies, Uva Urei, Juniper Berries, ana Pipsissewa. ; Nor are these all. Other very valuable curative agente are harmoniously combined in Hood’s Sarsaparilia, and it is . carefully prepared under the personal supervision of a regularly educated pharmacist. 5 Knowing these facts, is the abiding taith the people have in Hood’s Sarsaparilla a -Hood’s Sarsaparitia cures; whenother medicines totally, absolutely fail. . “My little girl was afflicted with eczema and suffered for seven years. She was attended by physicians and tried many different kinds of medicine without relief. After taking a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla she was cured.” Mrs. EMMA FRANKLIN, Honeoye, New York. * ood ’s Sarsaparilla Is the Best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. $1; six for $5. C.1. Hoed & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills city operat ek Corsets at 50 cents, , Corsets at 75 cents, Corsets at $1, Ww Corsets at $1.25, S And as much higher as you want to go. At MAHER & CO’S. SP Oeeerreoeovreoese SOOO OO®D Ladies, we have this day put in Window No. 1 the largest line of different style Corsets that was ever shown in Nevada county. If you visit our store you will find here : lhe very short Corset, The medium long Corset. The French eut Corset, The long Corset, The extra long Corset, ise So if you want a Corset to fit you come to . MAHER & CO’S, You will see hereand popu. The Thompson's Glove Fitting Co f, SS The R & G Corset in 10 diff, ph peg The Chicago Corset Waist styles and at all prices. The Ferris Good Sense Corset Waist for Ladies and Tomorrow Sunday, ‘mee fore Easter. day before L day in the c and Roman ¢ At Trinity . > “ing prayero'clock.. The class. meet a will be even sermon, _ Next Wedn nesday anc Trinity churc priately by penitential of o'clock in th ing. prayer # ternoon. On Rimer, the re with the ev » give the firet on the Creed, ing being sir Hoth oe At the Co pastor, Rev. morning and the-evening the Great M Seen Visions enes at 12:30 -deavor will Joy in Findir The day’s » ehurch will ~ 9:30 in the m . Rev. Dr. Rob the Presidin % District,. will be followed the Lord’s 81 * day school w League asse! Phelps, the p in the evenin bam Lincol patriotic son, At St. Cani Lenten servi Deat John Carey 1852 at Chero engaged in fe o'clock p, m. daughter, Mr city. He hac ‘. Geath result ' .was a native and 7 month: ‘and four dau Jows: Barne ward Carey, _ ‘Carl Scheme > Warey. ; highly resp Mr. take place . 2 o'clock f church, a Dyin John Cas well known day to be at rheumatism low from st home from . apparently ‘THERE is t of the coun pat togethe years it was For 8 grea’ nounced it séribed loc: stantly faili ment, prone ihas proven Children. The an dig Cow in all sizes, : : ur naw short Corsets, 1 i: eine er he pay 4 $1 for all slenk ~~ ee au. : oe ' .Chene Than are better thea chase Corsets in Grey ‘and. Blavk? u . ,constitutio Now, Ladies, come and let us show you Corsets— . sis taken in OF WE KNOW WE CAN suIT YOU @@ .° pag es Respectfully, a” ee doilars fot _. Send for ci F Ad ¥. J. CHE) Sold by] Mrs J. H. Rocers, President. {dealers charge for them. Oash or inI Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca W W SIx loaves bread fo 25c at Homann’s pans nig a ig mag Soe ee a eames By'mall ts conte . atm elcome * i 08 ‘ Apply to F, E. BROWN, Transcript office ' FOR 7 oe spacpaspaspaspaopacmncnn,. slim Pocket Books., Sreat 25 Per Cent ela . ) o> SS & DISCOUNT :: SALE. & , 6) Maher & Co. RROOOOOOL ae ee’ EP a 3 The First Loss Is The Best Loss. That js the principle we work.on. If we carried our. ee heavy weight Suits and Overcoats over to next fall we would probabl Hall’s Fi we y have to sell them at a loss. Then, how much M4 4 a are it is to take our loss Noww—to get the money out of the goods and invést it in new goods—to keep our stock clean . \ : ; tee and fresh. ee ote oF MS ‘ We believe that we are on the right track, so here we go. . ' 7 : : . Officers: : N. G. C, Commencing FEBRUARY FOURTH ill a’ ; uniform discount of ONE-FOURTH OFF on all Men’s, . — Tos Clothing of every description : : : ble at thei Boy’s and Children’s: Suits and Overcoats, and on all Winter . This means-a $20. Suit-or Overcoat: for $15. ~og 5 Furnitur "4 : Stor e : 8 o'clock This means a $15 Suit or Overcoat for $11.25. : .order, ee eas ae ae ee = pone on TPhere’s @ general gathering up here £10-2t Ike We also give a liberal discount on all other of odds and ends after the holidays and This means a $12 Suit or Overcoat for $9. This means a $10 Suit or Overecat for $7.50. 3 -S . where we find too many of a kind S¥Q.— goods in the store. Remember the date when the . sttacina price which ia nial tenes act trouble commences, and ‘be on hand. Leave one ; the yeti This means a $8 Suit or Overcoat for $6. This means a $6 Suit or Overcoat for $4.50. d the things are quickly fourth -of what you expecte a6 pay at home, the . ‘ken by wise ste ‘The opportunity This means a $4 Suit or Overcoat for $3. *: But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. Nevada County Directory. from $100 to $200 on a piano. f3-tf THe Witry B. ALLEN Co. IOI SO. 18 = ee ee . ional disea -constitatio == to bug mice Presents, Ne % Roman Chairs, ashe Bay Window Chairs, _ . _ Fancy Divans, Wicker Chairs, The Wil a piano st * are offer ever knov Six loa : . to secure. balance will pay for the goods. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much We always do as we advertise and our pat-. !®* than value isnow p ; #2 : a who wish to save money: w rons know it. hint. P : _ . CALL ON ~~ : Rockers and . Richaré . wor P-G-SCADDEN, (SRUGs, PICTURES, E edn Cty Commercial St. sin i ge a erage