February 2, 1899 (4 pages)

TIME, . Mark Seven ng of a sncbat his pre; “attention re he called he thirteen etter than Lions ‘are as vers on the on the 8rd, th and 8th lth to the , inclusive, isis his preasts acold toward the —2S a ‘preceist 30 to 40 . predicted a le of Havana,” nS Bra disHaglish is ~ y: ‘Ingls ‘iehds will y excellent vana’s new d which a m sending WS: » shirts are . who find ced prices, ie present dkarchiefs oods which » stock of s hung out ns, this is she: patriot the great fF the true ather, it is ome as any me,” said ked Willie. good, you n-commital » the, town or a public. . will also he Visalia & THE” "TRANSCRIPT, . THURSDAY. an ~ Pes. 2 2, 1899, me a THB WORKMEN'S. RRUNION. . , A Great Celebration a at This ity on Washington's Birthday. The A. O. U. W. Bulletin of this week . has the following editorial: “Nevada county feels jiatly proud of its brilliant record. Nevada City Ledge, No. 52, has-jast added its 800th member. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 51, scores 200 and more on its roll, and the Degree of Honor. Lodge is just doing splendid; so the combination intends: to make Washington’s Birthday a memorable one in said section. The great: Armory Hall has been engaged and, under the. auspices directly of the drill team of No. 52a monster apries of attractions is to be peor on ‘Said date. “There will be music by . a ides orchestra, speeches by eminent brethren of the order, ‘among whom maybe named Past Grand Masters Vinter and Barnes and. Past Master Workman Charles F. Curry. There will be music andsongs;-in which Grand Receiver Sam Booth will have apart. ‘There will be competitive drills between. the teams of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and the ladies’ drill team, D. of H., of Nevada City, will give an exhibition drill. ‘These are some -of the features, Invitations have been issued extensively and there is no doubt but what the celebration of February 22d at Nevada City. will be the celebration “ of the State on that day. Therefore, averyone within reach of this enterprising city will make ee accordingly for the 2 B08 HOOPERS DEFENSE Claims Casey Was Crazy Drunk and Attacked Him.The trial of Robert: Hooper, the Grass Valley young man who on the 15th of last. October shot and killed Mark Casey at Randolph Flat.in Rough and Ready township, will begin tomorrow in the Superior Court. It may last till Monday or Tuesday, as there are some twelve or fifteen witnesses to be examusd. District Attorney Power will condact the prosecution, this being*the first important criminal case he. has had to appear in since his election to office. A. Burrows of Grass Valley is Hooper’s lawyer. It is stated that Hooper’s defense will be that Casey was crazy drunk and was pursuing him: with an ax when he shot the old man in self defense. The case will be ably and stubbornly fought on both sides. = ~+ 2@e A Volunteer’s Story. Sergeant Oryer of the famous Seventh California read a paper before some society at Redlands on army experiences, which occupies some nine columns of the Citrograph, going over many of the disagreeable features and some of the agreeable ones, and closed. his paper as follows: “Disappointment, aid T say? Yet never did I hear a man say that he regretted it. I never for a moment did, nor do I ever expect to. For, after all, there was the sweet consciousness that’ in our humble way we had been contributing our mite to support.the honor and the dignity of our. great: country, ‘aud to preserve ansullied the starry ibanner beneath whose protecting folds we and our dear ones had been born and reared. Besides, friendships were formed and experiences gained in that service which are. already priceless. Distance ’ will throw about them its halo of enchantment, and as we take up anew the interrupted thread. of civil life the disagreeable part of the picture will fade away and the bright side will grow brighter and brighter until our army experiences will form only a pleasant memory.” ERSTE SP ECR TE RS Died at Sierraviile. The four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goering of Sierraville died last Saturday of grip. The funeral took place Sunday. “THERE is more Catarrh in this section of. the country than. all. other diseases ‘ put together and until the last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great’ many-years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed‘ local remedies, and by con. Stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oa_tarrh QOure, manufactared by F. J. ‘ Cheney& Co.,folddo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 . drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly .on the blood and mucous surfaces of ‘the system. They offer one hundred «dollars for any case it f Send for circulars and test: Address, te cure munials. + . fessor also gave some recitations and . Pa tess cobs ih Se per bot songs. He is working to build up the F F tle. Hall’s Family sisous are the best. Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street. Nevada City. n 23-tf£ Six loaves bread for 25e at Homann’s. the Prassian movement. a! oe Go To The Owi tor delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. j10-tf Soon Quit Their Use. “An stated bg the ‘Taswwoue Rn ‘gots timeago, the business. people of this Their experience has been abont the same as } that of dealers in other cities: who have tried this method of attracting trade. Secretary FJ. Zeehandelaar, Secretary of the ‘Merchants and Manufacturers’’ Association of Los Angeles, contributes the following ‘poe this ‘subject: : “Existing ccnaitibin strongly indicate the near dissolution of the tradyear ago the promoters of that scheme appeared in.this city and asked the indorsement of this Association: to their proposition the matter was thoroughly investigated and a set of resolutions: passed condemning the-trading stamp innovation in business circles-and a cipal merchants of this: city informing Rise bord ta Dat i se city who were induced to enter into ie . the trading stamp combine. last year. fare heartily tired of their experience. . ing stamp scheme.When more than a). ¢ircular letter was. mailedtothe prin-~. _. Marysville stage line. sre is talk of opening a new ‘ey . goods store at this city. A&E. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, . successors to F. ©. Luetje. . ~ The new instruments for the Columbia Hili brass band have arrived. Neck clasps, the latest hovelty for ladies. At O.J.Brand’s. — —_—j21-3t Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and ‘genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf. The revival services being held tightly at the Methodist church continue to be well attended. _ A ten-inch ledge:of good ore was recently encountered: in cross-cutting from the No. 10 level of the Brunswick mine. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor have fixed upon Friday vening of next week as the date’ for theirminstrel entertainment; RR. Colgate, John Martin, W, Frank} Pierce, Wm. M, Pierson andJohn Wil7. w. _Rloobley ie now diving on the . Day’ Ss Reva ‘of Our “It was found that wherever the mer. tric Power Company, with a capital of chants. had been talked into entering $1,000,000. nen eee into the trading stamp scheme a short} ‘Just ‘feceived—Ebmnann ‘Olive Co.’ time was sufficient. to convince them . Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest of its utter uselessness as a means toj.ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exattract trade. The fact was pointed . clusively by George Cc. Gaylord, & Son, out that no merchant could afford in Broad street. justice to himself and to his customers. Prof. Michell’s masquerade: ball at to pay 5 or 6 per cemt of his gross re-. Armory hall will truly be a gathering ceipts to any concern, especially if such . of the nations. Almost every country expenditure did not tend to create new . on the face of the earth will be reprebusiness or attract new customers. sented in the motley gathering. “another great objection to the. The weathar observer predicted this scheme is that many of the stamps are . morning that it would probably connever redeemed and consequently the . tinue thréatening tonight and tomormerchant simply pays tribute to the . row, with a certainty that there will be trading stamp concern without. bene-. @ killing frost ghar if the clouds fiting himself or his customers. break. “Notwithstanding the warnings of this. . At last evening’s meeting PennsylAssociation and sound reasons advania. Engine Co. passed resolutions of vanced against the introduction of the. respect to the memory of the late trading stamp in this city, many of onr. Frank A. Eilerman who was for’ years merchants succumbed to the flowery identified with the department and was promises made by the trading stamp . fora time Chief Engineer. scheme to obtain a foothold here. It} J. G. O'Neill, J. G. Neagle, Hugb few of the principal merchants entered and George Russell were elected last into a contract with those schemers to. night to represent the local Workmen give the trading stamps to their cus-. at the Grand Lodge which begins: in tomers and that the principal victims . San Francisco April fourth. wére small firms on the outskirts. of Shee ee a the city. The narm. was done, how-. _ The Dam Nearly Completed. ever, inasmuch as the trading stamp} The dam that W. J. Organ is building obtained a foothold here. actoss Deer Creek at. the lower end of “Since its introduction it has absoScott’s Flat ‘to divert water into the lutely given no satisfaction to’ many }Texas Mining Company’s. ditch will who were scared inte the scheme by. pecompleted by the middle of next threats that unless that particular . week if the weather continues fav ormerchant would handle the trading. gble. The dam is built of rocks and stamp his competitors would gladly . jogs ina very substantial manner. It avail themselves of the opportunity. is 112 feet long and about. eight feet In that manuer many contracts were high in the center. obtained, and it is almost certain now Lt ogee that in the near future the objection. ’ able trading stamp will disappear from the retail trade. “Mr. A. B. Thomas, of the Thomas A Company to be. Avoided. An aceident insurance company called the International Indemnity Company of California that has been them of the action of this Association, . 4idms have incorporated the Yuba Elec. must be stated, however, that only .a Murchie, J. E. Isaac, Sam Trevithick . Drug Go., is among the first to discontinue the use of these stamps and he has: ‘canceled his contract with the trading stamp company. “In conversation regarding this matter Mr. Thomas stated that the trading stamp scheme is ‘a total failure as a means of attracting business and it is a source. of expense instead of revenué to the mertrying to do some. business in this county, is being sued on a small claim by a San Francisco lady. It is a good company to leave alone. + e@eHi Henry’s Minstrels Coming. Hi Henry’s Minstrelé have telegraphed to Manager Jacobs for a date chants handlingetamps. Unquestion-. 4t this city the last week in February. ably the experience of Mr. Thomas has . There ‘are nearly _ people in the beeu shared by others who were foolish . troupe. enough to be hypnotized by the prom: ises of the company’s employes. “The trading stamp company has failed to carry out one.of its principal guarantees, viz., to call attention of the general public to the trading stamps by means of large display advertisements in the daily papers. It is true that one or two such advertisements appeared when the scheme was first launched in the city, but. since then the company has religiously collected its tribute from the merchants, but it has failed to place any advertising in the newspapers. “The merchants of Stockton who have suffered from the trading stamp disease have taken a very practical and decisive measure to rid themselves of the obnoxious scheme. An agreement .was entered into among the merchants of that city to discontinue the stamp on the first of this month, and notwithstanding the dire threats of the trading stamp company as toclaims for . . damages.and_law_snits.the merchants} of Stockton have throéwn the stamps again. And why?into their back yards.” Because there is life at the ref roots. Formerly Lived Here. So you need not worry about the fallin of your hair,the A brother of Dr. I. L. Bowman of this bit yaa . “. youth ; ‘ “ an aul nd why city died of influenza -on ~ 27th = Siapanect it there 1s 4 spark of timo at Harland, Maine. He was thirlife remaining in the roots of ty-six years old and leaves « wife and . ’ two children. He used to live here, the hair beitig engaged in working for various ‘ 9 ‘lumbering companies and also at the , ’ : Manzanita hydraulic mine. Dr. Bowman’s mother is also very ill. At Pythian Castle Last Night. will arouse it into healthy activ. The hair ceases to come out: it begins to grow: and the glory of your youth is restored . The lecture given ‘by Prof. Meakin last evening under the auspices of the to i We i have a book onthe Hair” and its Diseases. It is free, ; of Winter So the falling of the hair tells of the approach of age and declining power. No matter how barren the tree . nor how leafless it may. seem, you confidently expect leaves local camp of Woodmen was thoroyghly enjoyed by all who heard it. The Promembership of the Woodmen. Dr. Georaz, Branpes, a noted Danish ‘critic, has refused to.go to Berlin and ‘ deliver a lecture there because of the ~policy of Germany in expelling Danes * from Schleswig-Holstein. He is leading the agitation in Denmark ‘against eS SER SED ag ee 2 « i ~ Lowvon has 100,000 night workers. + eee + . Boston has a 2-cent barber shop. rec _ Neighbors’ Docane ‘ Te EGA ~ Hy Bosfield is on the sick list. Mrs. A. Chavanne is quite sick. Thomas Philips was operated on today for appendicitis. A son was born today «to Mr. aa Mrs. Richard Wasley. The child of Wm. Allen of Hill's Fiat is down with a malarial complaint. — Mrs. J. R. Tyrrell and children have returned from Vancouver Barracks.The Waldorf Company will by request play Ingomar tonight instead of As You Like It. The funerals of ‘Mrs. Sine: and the Sampson child, which took ‘place, today,-were. largely attended, Eugere ‘Creller returned today” to: San Francisco, . He has not yet succeeded in making arrangements to from the MeLean estate, Captain Riley‘of Company I and his family are expected home Saturday. It is reported that the Captain has applied to the War Department for admission to the regular aloe of the United States. Court Pride. of the Foresters of America was visited last night by -Grand Senior Woodward Kale df Marysville. A number of the members of .Gourt Garfield were present from Nevada City. : Twenty or more members of Company I who were recently mustered out are expected home on this afternoon’s train, and the others will return later. The ladies of the Red Cross are in session this. afternoon arranging for a formal reception to be tendered to the boys at some date when they. are’ all here, A Four-Cent Charge. Henry Allison of Fitchburg, Mass., president of the Safety Fund National Bank, was hauled before the United States Commissioner’s Court in Boston last week on a charge of using a canceled 4-cent war revenue stamp that had been taken from a life insurance policy’ and placed on a check. Mr. Allison, who is in the insurance business, admitted that he had caused stamps to be removed from policies not in force to be used over again on other policies. He was paroled. Go.70 The Owl. for delicions Tom & Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf fon cea GN ieee cecal Srx loaves es bread tor 25c at Homann’s. ka 10c CUT THIS OUT. eae Th is Coupon and 75 cents in cash wil! purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOL.F’S es Good ‘until 10c a FEB, 19, '99. oe 4 10c aknckseue Som KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS AD. ERAGE KKK Le = be ‘Tt Means Money For You, 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. onr store, with the required amount of cash, Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, “Commercial Street, Nevada City. wre acetschnalshy bys a, se @ CUT THIS OUT. i foie Hore This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLF'’S.” ie ‘ Good until pub tht ikke mE vee et tale Sale 2 { a aes ne x _e FEB, 19, '99. AFP IO IE KH HH How Natural pete gate a avert. kind, a: is th . graphs taken by MOOR ? and up to Studio on York Street. start_work on the mine-he‘purchased . : -% ¥ pean * * ~% Cut these conpons out and bring them to} Whose work ‘is of the finest goa pally, An Ad. For Suckers. A Lowell, Mass., firm firm is making the alent business: . . “We want before February 1, 1899, -125,000 silver dimes dated 1876, 1897, 1892, 1875 and 1896, and we are willing ‘. to pay a large sum to get them quickly. To each person from whom we receive mail a copy of our new booklet ‘Not All Nonsense,’ and we will also give a prize of $1 for every 10th dime received; for the 100th dime we will give $5 in gold; for the 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th and 25th thousand we will ave for each $10 in gold.” BORN, * Feb. 2, 1899, to the wife of Wm. Silva, a daughter. One Large: Scar Is All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Complete Cure by Hood’s Sarsaparilia After Others Failed. ~ “I was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They. were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared’ this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. Myniece; who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head wag better. In a few months the sores oh my arms and limbs all healed; those on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom of scrofula since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction, The neuralgia is also cured.” Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire. Hoo 3. Sarsaparilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, rae the onl Hood’s Pills itn Hood's Barsapariite 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 tax 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 promoterapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. an neglect to seize the opportuBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Warm Welcome FOR Slim Pocket Books. There’s a general gathering up; here of odds and ends after the holidays and a. . -where-we find. too.many.of a kind: we jattacha 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 : It is f 1 bod: ; peda tor + near! iy srory be ay less than value is now presented. Those especially . who wish to save money will take the true of the photohint. 4 CALL ON “PG. SCADDEN, Commercial St. a dime of the required date we will. At Willow Valley, Nevada Township, . “MASKS AND WIGS 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 Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, AND OTHER FALSE HAIR. Come and see the Assortment. BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, . Proprietor Agency For--Plonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale. Depot for Fancy Groceries— ell PATE FOIS. DEVILED'AND POTTED __ [IBATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00. Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey bE BUY Boab: ice cmrants igus Sn Pepsin Whiskey Clairette Soap Game Cock Whiskey 1 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey 1 00} Water Queen Soap.. 76 . Copco (white) Soap. ....ceceee I X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey. ..... 1 00 . Cashmere (white) Soap... Maple [RAMU fo. 0 sc gescsiecvsconneseoavs 1 00 Brown (1% Ib bar} Soap... we riigin . . Fern Soap 6 Port Wine...secceee . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pekg Olaret Wine 2 . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. ‘¢ ARABIAN ROAST’? Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. = © © © = = = = © @ « = . Manufacturing Jeweler ——AND DEALER IN— JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, Diamonds and Othef Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. tention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry guaranteed as to quality and price. Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. a Headquarters 7 en 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. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. Se ’ “T 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 Kad 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, TOILETZARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds . ee Corner Pine and Commercial Streets.

TIME, . Mark Seven ng of a sncbat his pre; “attention re he called he thirteen etter than Lions ‘are as vers on the on the 8rd, th and 8th lth to the , inclusive, isis his preasts acold toward the —2S a ‘preceist 30 to 40 . predicted a le of Havana,” nS Bra disHaglish is ~ y: ‘Ingls ‘iehds will y excellent vana’s new d which a m sending WS: » shirts are . who find ced prices, ie present dkarchiefs oods which » stock of s hung out ns, this is she: patriot the great fF the true ather, it is ome as any me,” said ked Willie. good, you n-commital » the, town or a public. . will also he Visalia & THE” "TRANSCRIPT, . THURSDAY.. an ~ Pes. 2 2, 1899, me a THB WORKMEN'S. RRUNION. . , A Great Celebration a at This ity on Washington's Birthday. The A. O. U. W. Bulletin of this week . has the following editorial: “Nevada county feels jiatly proud of its brilliant record. Nevada City Ledge, No. 52, has-jast added its 800th member. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 51, scores 200 and more on its roll, and the Degree of Honor. Lodge is just doing splendid; so the combination intends: to make Washington’s Birthday a memorable one in said section. The great: Armory Hall has been engaged and, under the. auspices directly of the drill team of No. 52a monster apries of attractions is to be peor on ‘Said date. “There will be music by . a ides orchestra, speeches by eminent brethren of the order, ‘among whom maybe named Past Grand Masters Vinter and Barnes and. Past Master Workman Charles F. Curry. There will be music andsongs;-in which Grand Receiver Sam Booth will have apart. ‘There will be competitive drills between. the teams of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and the ladies’ drill team, D. of H., of Nevada City, will give an exhibition drill. ‘These are some -of the features, Invitations have been issued extensively and there is no doubt but what the celebration of February 22d at Nevada City. will be the celebration “ of the State on that day. Therefore, averyone within reach of this enterprising city will make ee accordingly for the 2 B08 HOOPERS DEFENSE Claims Casey Was Crazy Drunk and Attacked Him.The trial of Robert: Hooper, the Grass Valley young man who on the 15th of last. October shot and killed Mark Casey at Randolph Flat.in Rough and Ready township, will begin tomorrow in the Superior Court. It may last till Monday or Tuesday, as there are some twelve or fifteen witnesses to be examusd. District Attorney Power will condact the prosecution, this being*the first important criminal case he. has had to appear in since his election to office. A. Burrows of Grass Valley is Hooper’s lawyer. It is stated that Hooper’s defense will be that Casey was crazy drunk and was pursuing him: with an ax when he shot the old man in self defense. The case will be ably and stubbornly fought on both sides. = ~+ 2@e A Volunteer’s Story. Sergeant Oryer of the famous Seventh California read a paper before some society at Redlands on army experiences, which occupies some nine columns of the Citrograph, going over many of the disagreeable features and some of the agreeable ones, and closed. his paper as follows: “Disappointment, aid T say? Yet never did I hear a man say that he regretted it. I never for a moment did, nor do I ever expect to. For, after all, there was the sweet consciousness that’ in our humble way we had been contributing our mite to support.the honor and the dignity of our. great: country, ‘aud to preserve ansullied the starry ibanner beneath whose protecting folds we and our dear ones had been born and reared. Besides, friendships were formed and experiences gained in that service which are. already priceless. Distance ’ will throw about them its halo of enchantment, and as we take up anew the interrupted thread. of civil life the disagreeable part of the picture will fade away and the bright side will grow brighter and brighter until our army experiences will form only a pleasant memory.” ERSTE SP ECR TE RS Died at Sierraviile. The four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goering of Sierraville died last Saturday of grip. The funeral took place Sunday. “THERE is more Catarrh in this section of. the country than. all. other diseases ‘ put together and until the last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great’ many-years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed‘ local remedies, and by con. Stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oa_tarrh QOure, manufactared by F. J. ‘ Cheney& Co.,folddo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 . drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly .on the blood and mucous surfaces of ‘the system. They offer one hundred «dollars for any case it f Send for circulars and test: Address, te cure munials. + . fessor also gave some recitations and . Pa tess cobs ih Se per bot songs. He is working to build up the F F tle. Hall’s Family sisous are the best. Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street. Nevada City. n 23-tf£ Six loaves bread for 25e at Homann’s. the Prassian movement. a! oe Go To The Owi tor delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. j10-tf Soon Quit Their Use. “An stated bg the ‘Taswwoue Rn ‘gots timeago, the business. people of this Their experience has been abont the same as } that of dealers in other cities: who have tried this method of attracting trade. Secretary FJ. Zeehandelaar, Secretary of the ‘Merchants and Manufacturers’’ Association of Los Angeles, contributes the following ‘poe this ‘subject: : “Existing ccnaitibin strongly indicate the near dissolution of the tradyear ago the promoters of that scheme appeared in.this city and asked the indorsement of this Association: to their proposition the matter was thoroughly investigated and a set of resolutions: passed condemning the-trading stamp innovation in business circles-and a cipal merchants of this: city informing Rise bord ta Dat i se city who were induced to enter into ie . the trading stamp combine. last year. fare heartily tired of their experience. . ing stamp scheme.When more than a). ¢ircular letter was. mailedtothe prin-~. _. Marysville stage line. sre is talk of opening a new ‘ey . goods store at this city. A&E. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, . successors to F. ©. Luetje. . ~ The new instruments for the Columbia Hili brass band have arrived. Neck clasps, the latest hovelty for ladies. At O.J.Brand’s. — —_—j21-3t Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and ‘genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf. The revival services being held tightly at the Methodist church continue to be well attended. _ A ten-inch ledge:of good ore was recently encountered: in cross-cutting from the No. 10 level of the Brunswick mine.. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor have fixed upon Friday vening of next week as the date’ for theirminstrel entertainment; RR. Colgate, John Martin, W, Frank} Pierce, Wm. M, Pierson andJohn Wil7. w. _Rloobley ie now diving on the . Day’ Ss Reva ‘of Our “It was found that wherever the mer. tric Power Company, with a capital of chants. had been talked into entering $1,000,000. nen eee into the trading stamp scheme a short} ‘Just ‘feceived—Ebmnann ‘Olive Co.’ time was sufficient. to convince them . Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest of its utter uselessness as a means toj.ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exattract trade. The fact was pointed . clusively by George Cc. Gaylord, & Son, out that no merchant could afford in Broad street. justice to himself and to his customers. Prof. Michell’s masquerade: ball at to pay 5 or 6 per cemt of his gross re-. Armory hall will truly be a gathering ceipts to any concern, especially if such . of the nations. Almost every country expenditure did not tend to create new . on the face of the earth will be reprebusiness or attract new customers. sented in the motley gathering. “another great objection to the. The weathar observer predicted this scheme is that many of the stamps are . morning that it would probably connever redeemed and consequently the . tinue thréatening tonight and tomormerchant simply pays tribute to the . row, with a certainty that there will be trading stamp concern without. bene-. @ killing frost ghar if the clouds fiting himself or his customers. break. “Notwithstanding the warnings of this. . At last evening’s meeting PennsylAssociation and sound reasons advania. Engine Co. passed resolutions of vanced against the introduction of the. respect to the memory of the late trading stamp in this city, many of onr. Frank A. Eilerman who was for’ years merchants succumbed to the flowery identified with the department and was promises made by the trading stamp . fora time Chief Engineer. scheme to obtain a foothold here. It} J. G. O'Neill, J. G. Neagle, Hugb few of the principal merchants entered and George Russell were elected last into a contract with those schemers to. night to represent the local Workmen give the trading stamps to their cus-. at the Grand Lodge which begins: in tomers and that the principal victims . San Francisco April fourth. wére small firms on the outskirts. of Shee ee a the city. The narm. was done, how-. _ The Dam Nearly Completed. ever, inasmuch as the trading stamp} The dam that W. J. Organ is building obtained a foothold here. actoss Deer Creek at. the lower end of “Since its introduction it has absoScott’s Flat ‘to divert water into the lutely given no satisfaction to’ many }Texas Mining Company’s. ditch will who were scared inte the scheme by. pecompleted by the middle of next threats that unless that particular . week if the weather continues fav ormerchant would handle the trading. gble. The dam is built of rocks and stamp his competitors would gladly . jogs ina very substantial manner. It avail themselves of the opportunity. is 112 feet long and about. eight feet In that manuer many contracts were high in the center. obtained, and it is almost certain now Lt ogee that in the near future the objection. ’ able trading stamp will disappear from the retail trade. “Mr. A. B. Thomas, of the Thomas A Company to be. Avoided. An aceident insurance company called the International Indemnity Company of California that has been them of the action of this Association, . 4idms have incorporated the Yuba Elec. must be stated, however, that only .a Murchie, J. E. Isaac, Sam Trevithick . Drug Go., is among the first to discontinue the use of these stamps and he has: ‘canceled his contract with the trading stamp company. “In conversation regarding this matter Mr. Thomas stated that the trading stamp scheme is ‘a total failure as a means of attracting business and it is a source. of expense instead of revenué to the mertrying to do some. business in this county, is being sued on a small claim by a San Francisco lady. It is a good company to leave alone. + e@eHi Henry’s Minstrels Coming. Hi Henry’s Minstrelé have telegraphed to Manager Jacobs for a date chants handlingetamps. Unquestion-. 4t this city the last week in February. ably the experience of Mr. Thomas has . There ‘are nearly _ people in the beeu shared by others who were foolish . troupe. enough to be hypnotized by the prom: ises of the company’s employes. “The trading stamp company has failed to carry out one.of its principal guarantees, viz., to call attention of the general public to the trading stamps by means of large display advertisements in the daily papers. It is true that one or two such advertisements appeared when the scheme was first launched in the city, but. since then the company has religiously collected its tribute from the merchants, but it has failed to place any advertising in the newspapers. “The merchants of Stockton who have suffered from the trading stamp disease have taken a very practical and decisive measure to rid themselves of the obnoxious scheme. An agreement .was entered into among the merchants of that city to discontinue the stamp on the first of this month, and notwithstanding the dire threats of the trading stamp company as toclaims for . . damages.and_law_snits.the merchants} of Stockton have throéwn the stamps again. And why?into their back yards.” Because there is life at the ref roots. Formerly Lived Here. So you need not worry about the fallin of your hair,the A brother of Dr. I. L. Bowman of this bit yaa . “. youth ; ‘ “ an aul nd why city died of influenza -on ~ 27th = Siapanect it there 1s 4 spark of timo at Harland, Maine. He was thirlife remaining in the roots of ty-six years old and leaves « wife and . ’ two children. He used to live here, the hair beitig engaged in working for various ‘ 9

‘lumbering companies and also at the , ’ : Manzanita hydraulic mine. Dr. Bowman’s mother is also very ill. At Pythian Castle Last Night. will arouse it into healthy activ. The hair ceases to come out: it begins to grow: and the glory of your youth is restored . The lecture given ‘by Prof. Meakin last evening under the auspices of the to i We i have a book onthe Hair” and its Diseases. It is free, ; of Winter So the falling of the hair tells of the approach of age and declining power. No matter how barren the tree . nor how leafless it may. seem, you confidently expect leaves local camp of Woodmen was thoroyghly enjoyed by all who heard it. The Promembership of the Woodmen. Dr. Georaz, Branpes, a noted Danish ‘critic, has refused to.go to Berlin and ‘ deliver a lecture there because of the ~policy of Germany in expelling Danes * from Schleswig-Holstein. He is leading the agitation in Denmark ‘against eS SER SED ag ee 2 « i ~ Lowvon has 100,000 night workers. + eee + . Boston has a 2-cent barber shop. rec _ Neighbors’ Docane ‘ Te EGA ~ Hy Bosfield is on the sick list. Mrs. A. Chavanne is quite sick. Thomas Philips was operated on today for appendicitis. A son was born today «to Mr. aa Mrs. Richard Wasley. The child of Wm. Allen of Hill's Fiat is down with a malarial complaint.. — Mrs. J. R. Tyrrell and children have returned from Vancouver Barracks.The Waldorf Company will by request play Ingomar tonight instead of As You Like It. The funerals of ‘Mrs. Sine: and the Sampson child, which took ‘place, today,-were. largely attended, Eugere ‘Creller returned today” to: San Francisco, . He has not yet succeeded in making arrangements to from the MeLean estate, Captain Riley‘of Company I and his family are expected home Saturday. It is reported that the Captain has applied to the War Department for admission to the regular aloe of the United States. Court Pride. of the Foresters of America was visited last night by -Grand Senior Woodward Kale df Marysville. A number of the members of .Gourt Garfield were present from Nevada City. : Twenty or more members of Company I who were recently mustered out are expected home on this afternoon’s train, and the others will return later. The ladies of the Red Cross are in session this. afternoon arranging for a formal reception to be tendered to the boys at some date when they. are’ all here, A Four-Cent Charge. Henry Allison of Fitchburg, Mass., president of the Safety Fund National Bank, was hauled before the United States Commissioner’s Court in Boston last week on a charge of using a canceled 4-cent war revenue stamp that had been taken from a life insurance policy’ and placed on a check. Mr. Allison, who is in the insurance business, admitted that he had caused stamps to be removed from policies not in force to be used over again on other policies. He was paroled. Go.70 The Owl. for delicions Tom & Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf fon cea GN ieee cecal Srx loaves es bread tor 25c at Homann’s. ka 10c CUT THIS OUT. eae Th is Coupon and 75 cents in cash wil! purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOL.F’S es Good ‘until 10c a FEB, 19, '99. oe 4 10c aknckseue Som KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS AD. ERAGE KKK Le = be ‘Tt Means Money For You, 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. onr store, with the required amount of cash, Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, “Commercial Street, Nevada City. wre acetschnalshy bys a, se @ CUT THIS OUT. i foie Hore This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLF'’S.” ie ‘ Good until pub tht ikke mE vee et tale Sale 2 { a aes ne x _e FEB, 19, '99. AFP IO IE KH HH How Natural pete gate a avert. kind, a: is th . graphs taken by MOOR ? and up to Studio on York Street. start_work on the mine-he‘purchased . : -% ¥ pean * * ~% Cut these conpons out and bring them to} Whose work ‘is of the finest goa pally, An Ad. For Suckers. A Lowell, Mass., firm firm is making the alent business: . . “We want before February 1, 1899, -125,000 silver dimes dated 1876, 1897, 1892, 1875 and 1896, and we are willing ‘. to pay a large sum to get them quickly. To each person from whom we receive mail a copy of our new booklet ‘Not All Nonsense,’ and we will also give a prize of $1 for every 10th dime received; for the 100th dime we will give $5 in gold; for the 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th and 25th thousand we will ave for each $10 in gold.” BORN, * Feb. 2, 1899, to the wife of Wm. Silva, a daughter. One Large: Scar Is All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Complete Cure by Hood’s Sarsaparilia After Others Failed. ~ “I was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They. were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared’ this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. Myniece; who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head wag better. In a few months the sores oh my arms and limbs all healed; those on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom of scrofula since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction, The neuralgia is also cured.” Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire. Hoo 3. Sarsaparilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, rae the onl Hood’s Pills itn Hood's Barsapariite 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 tax 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 promoterapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. an neglect to seize the opportuBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Warm Welcome FOR Slim Pocket Books. There’s a general gathering up; here of odds and ends after the holidays and a. . -where-we find. too.many.of a kind: we jattacha 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 : It is f 1 bod: ; peda tor + near! iy srory be ay less than value is now presented. Those especially . who wish to save money will take the true of the photohint. 4 CALL ON “PG. SCADDEN, Commercial St. a dime of the required date we will. At Willow Valley, Nevada Township, . “MASKS AND WIGS 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 Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, AND OTHER FALSE HAIR. Come and see the Assortment. BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, . Proprietor Agency For--Plonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale. Depot for Fancy Groceries— ell PATE FOIS. DEVILED'AND POTTED __ [IBATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00. Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey bE BUY Boab: ice cmrants igus Sn Pepsin Whiskey Clairette Soap Game Cock Whiskey 1 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey 1 00} Water Queen Soap.... 76 . Copco (white) Soap. .......ceceee I X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey. ......... 1 00 . Cashmere (white) Soap..... Maple [RAMU fo. 0 sc gescsiecvsconneseoavs 1 00 Brown (1% Ib bar} Soap...... we riigin . . Fern Soap 6 Port Wine.....secceee . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pekg Olaret Wine 2 . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. ‘¢ ARABIAN ROAST’? Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. = © © © = = = = © @ « = . Manufacturing Jeweler ——AND DEALER IN— JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, Diamonds and Othef Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. tention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry guaranteed as to quality and price. Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. a Headquarters 7 en 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. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. Se ’ “T 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 Kad 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, TOILETZARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds . ee Corner Pine and Commercial Streets.