February 2, 1900 (4 pages)

«& EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN &E CO. 39TH YEAR—NO, 12,919. ang : ; a Th every — 12 1-2 Cts a Week. By Carrier, sae ¢ ‘ : peder ; i ‘ r the Touse ced fs j Rae . GRAND. --MASQUERADE BALL! == : ia, Pa. hopper. ; 4 ; TO BE GIVEN AT ¥ 9 . If] ( ron ad S ' been granted in an American city. But. Geresty’ Te gtate of Lowa.) the French are a nation of experiment : de 14 Republique, which and night with heavy traffic. in November last, and itis now.assound. , : within the walls of two Epiphany in other European cities. The glass pavement is laid in .the}:hurches represents a io pe ah form of blocks, eight inches’ square,. bency than that of any other Chicago sate H4 A sociation in You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our y : ard of occu Staite Is ove Of fhe Mirgent-lev tiie: part of tie Rate.” ‘ hep you are $ 2penses.2 ex) G 6 O if eG . od-and foot hia epon j C) ; 'f ll r i i r Har dware Dealer. Pionee + sence Darr INE STREET, om! broken glass heated to a temperature ith the States . Pe 5 When you decide 4 . Manager. anciaco, Cal. at ° } Colleg : : seesaw eeees en SAVE TO . \ : 4 Lo WANT YoU IF popular You will give Mr. Scadden and his vAits vereee BO 4s being used for buildings and interior . “They y : frst lessons } 3 is Reached, ; : siututndn smi dnaninindonts Nae gs al Director. ~ and other ‘alley weekly for the own is at ; Re : ep ten — . q \ é Harness, . Saddles sree Whips, ? Combs end Brushes: IS PURE. Te : : Grass Valley Cy. gen ~ at the REFEREE SALOON ‘On Draught a: a Commercial Street,. les always on ; 4 MIKE WHEELIMAN, Pro. Le : as 4 these go ds glass grottos. In the interior of the hall will Ms Svoseree opening be ays will be re nted the five divisions are now offered. . of the: Sh aig quintuple, polychrone . ‘ *. golden light of midsummer; ie Africa, }with cold tea or COUtT. . Bos So H La Mutton, Beet; Pork, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, . ,.n,~ ~~ ~ BACON, Etc, eae: Kevecens Maskst—Commensial Street, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county and service. for variety, cooking SIRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. BAR, sypplled Gigare, Eto.” Fancy Mixed Drinks « speo odations in Best Broad Street, two doors below” Mre , ae kageoderate. en the county forlythe money. ! Lutz’s Restaurant. . MARKET, NATIONAL , ‘Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. BEY BLE , . is 7 Livery Stable C.J. NAFPFZIGER, — eck. Prop’: abies i Union Main st., epp. Union ilotel, D : endlara Seme.t st., ga allly og FRANK’S PLACE FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor, 3 Broad Street, above Pine! ; Nevada City. BRER ENTERPRISE LAGER . hyacinthand the tints of sunsets Oceanioe ip ap abmpsphers of Japs lazuli.” [water them Statesman. : ty of — with” milk.<«You and night a ee . Opemday nena xe _ = ; ss ia ce RAY US BOGS Se * : m * On draught. Best brandaZof a a ag very . Henry Lane, = Prop’r . wholessieand recall. iy Wines, Liquors and Cigars. aeually found ine frst Sa elas: market. abi Sd oicdicse Win coduie Whale a 4 is ‘one of ie ; meme tygn situa plonenacest pavisens =ee ene, Fite to in waves of crim. Crimsonoeak= "lt sun burning with aamerica, lost in.a mist of pale . iifficult matter in this pueniry «10 . 5 Gowns wear. ; % NEW YORK HOTEL. * mn Cowes. ppg Brose 8 . e. es : : Made to order Down Gowns, Dressing i — understand, that window Yeast—I dawn. in the vision:; Europepe bathed , . 5 nG sy -are often watered of the morning; Asi# basking in the ore in Germa 7 sags : — = . Grissel Bros., Meets at Pythian Castle: aAroma pdisny ; 5 Net Very Dimicult. Robert Simmons ‘ Second and fourth Thursdays of each month aps iS MARGARET ¢Gib LBSPIB, Prea wer AND OTHER “It’s dreadfully annoying. It nt what we're going to get. $ —L. A. W. Bulletin. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. * i de ’ Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear Ganments. MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor ade to order, MANACEMEN —A home-li Aga a ory ae apo oe 2+A tg sappy Curry slo Star. sol”—Washington Y . me w resenting fight,hey 4 ; heter eect floor, heavy columns. The ground N 0 C redi t ne the —— Agents WHEELINAN BROS., use of an iinmense portico. roof, surmount. terest. Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at.7:30 o'clock. oe Be Wy sey vd or CHING LEE “yes,” she answered, with sweet in “The principal facade; in the form. ; AY D. 8. BAKER. ‘Too Short for Comfort. Mrs. Benham—Was it a short or long sermon? A Sure Thing. by a double flight of stairs, will . reached Pia a lee exposition room. Right and . There's this about a boarding-house e not to forget. All at. Bed Rock Prices for Cash. j+0 the left will be large glass basins in . . We ought GILT EDGE ; a o the transpor wagiephone 84 at, At price to suit the times. Horse Blankets of all grades. pe Th ere are oth other Beers, Beers, but ——$_$_—__—_— , Proprietor. ENG come. into the garden an ingeniously adorned . oyereast with gray, when the rhythmic silhouetie resembling a jewel set with . pain sounds a dirge upon the roof and the aye pe ae: imbedded in . the landscape’s beauties are hid by the é . weeping mist?” green foliage and sward. A Fine Line.of Robes trom f2ap. piven. 5 Wines, Boe Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. ».G. W. aie : With them you will receive a cordial wel three Don't you feel gloomy?” said the ken by flower-. is on green sward ; : walks, le palais . young ot who hiss occasional intergravelly , embroidered aE Is WAKING TOPS OF “ALL GRADES luminense will stand. It will throw out . ya), of soulfulness, ‘“‘when the sky is . B FE E R ST FE: A M ‘ ‘WALTER YAUCH, C.P GEO. A. GRAY, Seribe. ‘ FREE COINAGE You don’t mean to Mr. Garchey says that aL Sg aceite sear iag eycbati within . THE POPULAB SALOON I met Raed bod 5 eee known 3 the tor te samme. ee Serre Pele ee ec: ; : of tuition, ete. \ULING. “GILT EDGE” Bet v or er by letter nsfer Co : : : ; Bachelor—What! very 2d and ith Monday . of each month @ Benham—Short, I guess; I ua feel The. glass palace which he will build. jas if I had had enough sleep.—Town hus go to Of all kinds d ER’S : RUHSTALL . , he Hetaht of Cruelty. Ee wer% mick out Nednk Kus been COnmEE Se, years’ time glass houses will be so comhey theslight-. willnot attract / monthatt 1 est attention. arr lage Tri MMmings. eae ae ; Principal. ae tural materiak.* PEGE) The feels confident that ~ ° ° e C ee FP. . at Odd Fellows Hail Meets UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT wives, five ng punished for havi itloe next year has been nocepted#04, . severely lled to live with hat the, possibilities. of glass as a struc the vue 47, I. 1. O ‘Mistletoe> Encampment, ’ No. 47, A Favorite Old Saloon . might.”—Chicago Record. a glass house— A proposition to erect a.luminous palace—for the Paris expo CHARLES E. ASHBURN, Recorder. bo HARMONIA nae eee ~ Se furnish aaa Bompout pi: Tad . _—— a . a ree: (OG SerERAL serHvE ° as Breqy. Wednendny srenine. ae "i atten tall y. oll ‘ ay or_n attention free. irelty Wass 6.Strfat phaeer same-time is made to resist crushing, . she hadn’t gone after him with all her LE BEA +AND— brewing iti Miss Eastly has married tion that she’d never have got himif glass except transparency, and at the} S~ For Buggy To in Brew! tea . . . Nevaita City oe No. 52, A. O $ ht. Hi wird ‘Yes; but it is the general supposi. pA ROSA possesses all the intrinsic qualities-of. } store on Coni frost, heavy shocks and stand usage. Perfection say G. W. Oapen, K. of K. and 8. Neate at Odd Fellows Hall ‘ . WM, DELBRIDGE, C. C. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall, . a ag et sass LAR Coming and Geing. At Pythian Castle. ea EMBALMER Sarit eee ens ne s atttine Brethren.nze cordially jurited UNDERTAKER LEADING CIGAR ‘DBALER, Knights of Fythias 5 GEO. RICHARDSON, , MON EY uoseationit much as be cae stone. It} a Siping sea 9 mos..80 : Him. SECOND Mente ahs iciias esukin: : Dalions—The atop cae me tkanere an. excellent building material, which ,mercial street a trial. einer . ato glass -N. ¥. World, from roduced in,g§ pr i Lmters prov ioe: as ; old ae AR WOW ae i oygoods. i — ee a4 interior kets pay elsewher ef ~ 2e lor vay Constantly on band. E. W. SCHII DT, ey OO : 4 different aspect. Furthermore, glass treated under this new method is made bien rs ¢b¢ aeyure of & Hoomerany . d_ hea hing, frost ist ‘ 9 lage il sds siomt aad best Groeee ar cea hard Sark ere ‘ the next e returned ‘ ope . : : Milo Lodge, ‘ z BEER ON DRAUGHTS CTS. “Papa told me last night that he did . Telephone Nos.: Office 281, residence . 5] 2AM ¥ 9 A: SCA DD EN S to get the You know that you have hit on a place : aaa 899; Furnishings . The Finest of _Faneral. EF the gxteon, ’ to Laiiiton Brod. a3 i i Hall C. H. Haguisox, Recordere Prop. . Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars real, for upon a chemical analysis the . not see how he could possibly afford . 283. 2 on an entirely parency, while taking Tr ade Fo 3 : “Postponed!” he exclaimed. “Why?” . Floral Pieces supplied to order. a sort of dissolution more apparent than} : TT “ U. R. K. of P. ask 8 Biscay irene age ba mete! Guo: 0: Garis Gas : McDEVI ¢ ae : Sinsintiie ‘Cate pany,» NesNo. 98 Rian ai , pale said, “but our wedding will have to be 9 by the errors of 1899 and“earlier date it is your own. fault. chanibeal “ot pagent vee ae i RLEY, * GRAV ; SOCIETY DIRECTORY. : A EDGE CHAS & Funeral Director and Embalmer. found to to po possess all. @ son-in-law this year.” — Chicago devitrified glass do not pro fit {. . devitrified is found glas is } teacher like experience, ; and if you do There is no ; Feet hogeat 20 8 mos. .20 GEORGE A. “I am dreadfully sorry, Harry,” she phenomenon of davtivifvaticni produces. In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. molute guar Bare , . process. The . postponed.” he be the rocess. it aa ti n under evitrificatio ' . ae gad PO enaneb greedayes,emeripsion, meleed sii ayers A. om—8 “4to 80iba. said $ Postponement Necessary. d compressed in mat of 1,250 de _ GILT . * nut in. too Pat, “or I’ll put a pain in your head . ~ Bay Gold Dust, Gok : sche by Frdeaulie iat physical] is due to. a ation of hithe: glass rans formation t ; a the United eto be’ " & In sae sph tae hae tain sense it constitutes a new .subae you,” : ‘Arrah, now, da off wid which resembles flagstone, gran<7 stance ” s=== . jation is Pre . 4. 3s, greet, NEVADA ie ag wieen enngns fo 2 him about his style of doing it, tell-. molecular condition. "wm. J. Britiand OTT J. ees G SKILLFULLY DONE ie BXTRACTIN Oscar Pepper, Mg pred Taylor, CF YiLLINGS. ALL KINDS ° i sats bead2 hens phen ace on “Taylor,” 2 eave ‘a Laud h oe Rigi. be CHAMBER. ” COUNCIL “THE 9 ee JAS. " Cal. Nevada City, coi oeek ok : Rentuoky by Established in 1858 “This new product is obtained from . without any putty at all.”—Tit-Bits. me when you . Write . special < Acci : Garchey . who was standing by began to banter that the find Dentists. always tind at izens Bank — an trish glazier-was putting a pane ite or marble. : — ue Es ‘Saft = ne er ee peers ‘eo n we . Ssembinatio aah ay i f death, and oe ane and 9iCK ongest, e N ev ada Assay Office readily determined for both practical] % Bs Rev. Dr. Swazey, of the Third Presby. recently, in which it said: terian church. He has five children. . this forms in whieh the various “Fyrom : ak a ale Sardine: be mt . and decorative Sab eta bat Provede dae of glass into a window, when a groom . , is—on where know all fast they and Olt. trotitthe across seebes rca material is presented, its use can 9 ne : dues of ht o f the e late to the youngest d daughter . France made a report on the‘ material : Ji é.F. SHAW . Building, Broad Street Fellows Office in Oda“rr re Sdhle ‘ are th ee eee Isa high-class resort for gentlemen, Dr. Morrison was married in Chicago The Central Architectural society of . SHAW & BOWMAN, makes it a ‘Wisde Nevad st to City, Cal. so The Peeriess Saivvi pastor. = not to retain idea: surprisingly moderate for such stoves. + ntally killed BE. in 1868, dirt, which does not accumulate on it. ly. The church was organized as easily as on stone, and ifs quality and Rev. Dr. Morrison was its fourth We e : : . Liquors and Cigars. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents, them to come again. Stake Sahin ; Pp Office at residence, Sacra ’ pointto serve his patrons with the The Best Liquors, 5 ver The Best Cigars. in the market, and that always leads seas ewig td whieW See will not. revénues, the Church of the; Epiphany A isk 7 4 . form on it readily; its resistance to} has prospered and grown larger rapid 7S bave the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are : ig Reni daas 4 t inner. He And it i iminution 0 churches have suffere rconductor. a rt 5 it . . ar Da sk, when un : Ne Chapman ae Give me-call and you'll never regret . 1.L. BOWMAN. Pine Street, Nevada Gity. en eee ° DENTISTS -. Choicest of : ‘Wines, W. C. oh, e 5 ‘honor from his poe gern ce of} ance, which is greater than that Dr. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telaphone No. 72 . Goh Dr. N. E. Chapman, k ‘ Ralph Maitland. . Proprietor The advantages of the glass pave-. pastor, as well as his personality, has » oveS oul : roo en e Be That's th THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmereial and Pine streets. Stables Open All Night. sd Pe together so closely that no water can. ways been an indefatigable and enthusiastic worker and his success as a ; soak between them. Mlaic areda Oly BUGGIES b Gl Th T.ALLON, ment as developed so far areits resist-. won for him strong personal love and . GEORGE W. A t each block containing 16 parts in the. divine in active* service except Bishop. . “THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD.” form 6f checkers. The blocks are fitted. Cheney, of Christ church. He has al lov’ Ww We employ none but firet-class workmen. , : Se ae aueai,Shar €o be fonnd in thie pare of the State. ; RO 2 4 ass ‘ Np sabe Hotel eee CARRIAGES ~ AND HORSES, ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. with the practical usefulness of its in-. wiped out. The 22 years that Rey. Dr. Morrison vention that they are preparing now. . as devoted to successive congregations large contracts for similar pavements cesses epg make naand cages sHe put all conit down furnish the pipe, tracts to parent t nections. Stable. Feed and Livery J. Me WALLING, 9 Prop’r. JAMES HENSESSY, pean . advo Stable The Empire has the largest lot of thoroughly satisfied have they become} 360.000, which has since been gradually . gustomers. : and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in making cona i % t nections with th SANCE. congregation. Transoript spi ee Street : aia “ auenine given to trausien: . . ginning, as entirely successful, and sc. that year. There was a debt then of . Best of attention On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job ‘ the experts, who were skeptical in the be-. was erected and opened in December of gu re am up building of reriment has been Ppronounced by the] P pered and in: 1885 the present edifice pe ‘ob Ss p : ire St abl e 2 as when it was first put down. The ex-. Through his efforts the church pros : e Em ° Attorney at Law, BROTHERS, set. Broad Street Y BOY NATION AL falling away, and the young pastor en “ceramie stone” was laid and finished. tered with enthusiasm upon the work ROCERS. SOL CREOWELL : \ heavily in debt and. the membership, Under itis direction the pavement of] G, COR. BROAD FICE-TILLEY BUILDIN land Pine streets. Up Stairs. R ¢ ~ 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. P) ' ea Nevada City. fe umueyie és ()*SICB— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA ' ea teeaar taahindd Ox vliod ad 9 Edge Beer. He preached his tion of one street, selecting for the pur-. that congregation. sbevacsenecseds ALFRED D. MASON gee > gag te 3 Omi vee ae : : the Place. first sermon on the first Sunday in AdAdmission, per couple to maskers ..:.c.00005 ieee .$1.00) Pose a crowded sectionisof crowded day. yent in 1876. The parish was then 4 States Jourtal at reasonable prices, and Cigars of his privilege. He paved only a por-} have been devoted to the interests of ; ; pair sold seems to Wt, PRAorOn IN THB STATE AUD inventor, tooka conservative advantage. ordination, his mature life and work . Agent for the amous Ruhstaller iit . Sroad Street, opp. National Exchange ; J O H N 3 M IG H E bake ’ , customers are increas regular and Wines, Liquors . shop Louis Garchey; the} Church of the Epiphany a year after his something new. «Es bein y us are will show why. our store is so popular, O ocieta Repairing promptly and neatly done hihae FINEST :;: . . ers‘and always ready and willing to'try. having been cast with the Chicago : : P. F. SIMONDS ’ It is the best obtainable. These items . . MIKE WHEELIMAN, Prop’r. ted Episcopa A ¢ ‘ Every xk Y/R cuits to back it up, would neveh Referee The 7 \ee : ? , Perhaps such a permission, at least i practical re-. **° more convincing ithout have. #.REV. THEODORE N. MORRISON, FOR THE BENEFIT OF ¢ : ‘\ go ahead with his novel experiment. ; P air Shoes cannot fail to prove satisfactory. : stig few months ago he was authorized to d counties. Co.’s is the Ideal Light after persistent effort, he won, and a FEBRUARY 22d, 1900. p RO FE; ’ to assent. However, it hard to get them ; : oes receiv: sold z of that city at his own expense he found rt wit PRACTIOR IN ALL TH4 COURT , Nevada Co. Electric Power . ing. The quality of the material used in our Men’s, Women’s and Ohildren’s. Attorney at Law and Notary Public. permission to pave the principal streets bd S PRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. hg satisfaction. The complaints numoe oneoa lr Poop pairs the municipal authorities of Lyons for ; si ‘ 0! ‘ ie atte tay ana when . sesuon Sers ~» Armory Hall, Nevada City, )) . , e After ¥. PUTY U. S, MINBRAL pD*Offesin Morgan & Base Block. ne oraey ant content resteti Simmel. : — . setsas ncagh thisre eajouiig. ACau rney Se wenmere OAPs ane seis Aettanaddi is so strong that; The material, which ‘. @. it can withstand usage under which Belgian block crumbles away, was invented by a French scientist in Chagny, Burgundy, where he conducted his first experiments. It took a long time for sh a : : k (ae, eae , oy Pair a rope for it to replace Belgian block. In Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ; ‘ . e of it is being built +g] Paris an entire palace . a : os O ot : in one with such success that contracts are. ;, 1875 by Bishop McLaren. His. lot ‘ sale being made by many cities all over Eu =. mn na : " Jacksonville. WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. in Penensduring Abs deat few months] gig. entered the ministry when he was ely out of his teens. His first diobeen. used, experihas. 5 & peoial at Pekin, where he remained catewas payement as months some ane seer _ . mentallyoffor the busiest streets in Lyons) three years, and he was ordained there ade known on application. i Sernia ADVERTISING RATES in the Episcopal parish , have been achieved . 44, Mottok: who is about 48 years Wonderful results isis se snes EN. ” COB. BROAD AND PINE STE. (Q)TFICE, \ atid : ‘ : ; oe ose i diy mt hay preg . — W. D. LONG, : e s ie . minEpiscopa’ was an shed His father UL” and, ;. . Jister ReninAd in je et ee : ; supply A AIR OR She SACRE WIRD , “ located lor slone'time. ‘Tet mm,pre: udpastor of the Church of the Epiphoie ? tn! °™ of ah Experiment Buceess om the New and Durable ie ‘whe peer: pe Signal elected bishop of thie diocese of lows, . oil Yess age Pas oe ar ore eee ee meres notcere oe mee SE (losecmeeteoret a ee . Rev. Theodore N. Morrison; the newly j. ~ Covered, i hbecelesinl Eeae hg ; : dl ". Rheodere N. Morriscn in Chi 32 : i: : of the Has resuined the proprietorship SUBSCRIPTION RATES, eee DRaaaWITH GEARS)__. Skdeteh of the Clerical Carcer of Rev. NO : ae ne a or 52>) 4 THe 840KBAKERY. . OLD THE TRANSCRIPT, . nie ey ‘and 4 ; ee ® Pia dby ‘ a 25 ts

«& EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN &E CO. 39TH YEAR—NO, 12,919. ang : ; a Th every — 12 1-2 Cts a Week. By Carrier, sae ¢ ‘ : peder ; i ‘ r the Touse ced fs j Rae . GRAND.. --MASQUERADE BALL! == : ia, Pa. hopper. ; 4 ; TO BE GIVEN AT ¥ 9 . If] ( ron ad S ' been granted in an American city. But. Geresty’ Te gtate of Lowa.) the French are a nation of experiment : de 14 Republique, which and night with heavy traffic. in November last, and itis now.assound. , : within the walls of two Epiphany in other European cities. The glass pavement is laid in .the}:hurches represents a io pe ah form of blocks, eight inches’ square,. bency than that of any other Chicago sate H4 A sociation in You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our y : ard of occu Staite Is ove Of fhe Mirgent-lev tiie: part of tie Rate.” ‘ hep you are $ 2penses.2 ex) G 6 O if eG . od-and foot hia epon j C) ; 'f ll r i i r Har dware Dealer. Pionee + sence Darr INE STREET, om! broken glass heated to a temperature ith the States . Pe 5 When you decide 4 . Manager. anciaco, Cal. at ° } Colleg : : seesaw eeees en SAVE TO . \ : 4 Lo WANT YoU IF popular You will give Mr. Scadden and his vAits vereee BO 4s being used for buildings and interior . “They y : frst lessons } 3 is Reached, ; : siututndn smi dnaninindonts Nae gs al Director. ~ and other ‘alley weekly for the own is at ; Re : ep ten — . q \ é Harness, . Saddles sree Whips, ? Combs end Brushes: IS PURE. Te : : Grass Valley Cy. gen ~ at the REFEREE SALOON ‘On Draught a: a Commercial Street,. les always on ; 4 MIKE WHEELIMAN, Pro. Le : as 4 these go ds glass grottos. In the interior of the hall will Ms Svoseree opening be ays will be re nted the five divisions are now offered. . of the: Sh aig quintuple, polychrone . ‘ *. golden light of midsummer; ie Africa, }with cold tea or COUtT. . Bos So H La Mutton, Beet; Pork, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, . ,.n,~ ~~ ~ BACON, Etc, eae: Kevecens Maskst—Commensial Street, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county and service. for variety, cooking SIRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. BAR, sypplled Gigare, Eto.” Fancy Mixed Drinks « speo odations in Best Broad Street, two doors below” Mre , ae kageoderate. en the county forlythe money. ! Lutz’s Restaurant. . MARKET, NATIONAL , ‘Broad St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. BEY BLE , . is 7 Livery Stable C.J. NAFPFZIGER, — eck. Prop’: abies i Union Main st., epp. Union ilotel, D : endlara Seme.t st., ga allly og FRANK’S PLACE FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor, 3 Broad Street, above Pine! ; Nevada City. BRER ENTERPRISE LAGER . hyacinthand the tints of sunsets Oceanioe ip ap abmpsphers of Japs lazuli.” [water them Statesman. : ty of — with” milk.<«You and night a ee . Opemday nena xe _ = ; ss ia ce RAY US BOGS Se * : m * On draught. Best brandaZof a a ag very . Henry Lane, = Prop’r . wholessieand recall. iy Wines, Liquors and Cigars. aeually found ine frst Sa elas: market. abi Sd oicdicse Win coduie Whale a 4 is ‘one of ie ; meme tygn situa plonenacest pavisens =ee ene, Fite to in waves of crim. Crimsonoeak= "lt sun burning with aamerica, lost in.a mist of pale . iifficult matter in this pueniry «10 . 5 Gowns wear. ; % NEW YORK HOTEL. * mn Cowes. ppg Brose 8 . e. es : : Made to order Down Gowns, Dressing i — understand, that window Yeast—I dawn. in the vision:; Europepe bathed , . 5 nG sy -are often watered of the morning; Asi# basking in the ore in Germa 7 sags : — = . Grissel Bros., Meets at Pythian Castle: aAroma pdisny ; 5 Net Very Dimicult. Robert Simmons ‘ Second and fourth Thursdays of each month aps iS MARGARET ¢Gib LBSPIB, Prea wer AND OTHER “It’s dreadfully annoying. It nt what we're going to get. $ —L. A. W. Bulletin. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. * i de ’ Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear Ganments. MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor ade to order, MANACEMEN —A home-li Aga a ory ae apo oe 2+A tg sappy Curry slo Star. sol”—Washington Y . me w resenting fight,hey 4 ; heter eect floor, heavy columns. The ground N 0 C redi t ne the —— Agents WHEELINAN BROS., use of an iinmense portico. roof, surmount. terest. Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at.7:30 o'clock. oe Be Wy sey vd or CHING LEE “yes,” she answered, with sweet in “The principal facade; in the form. ; AY D. 8. BAKER. ‘Too Short for Comfort. Mrs. Benham—Was it a short or long sermon? A Sure Thing. by a double flight of stairs, will . reached Pia a lee exposition room. Right and . There's this about a boarding-house e not to forget. All at. Bed Rock Prices for Cash. j+0 the left will be large glass basins in . . We ought GILT EDGE ; a o the transpor wagiephone 84 at, At price to suit the times. Horse Blankets of all grades. pe Th ere are oth other Beers, Beers, but ——$_$_—__—_— , Proprietor. ENG come. into the garden an ingeniously adorned . oyereast with gray, when the rhythmic silhouetie resembling a jewel set with . pain sounds a dirge upon the roof and the aye pe ae: imbedded in . the landscape’s beauties are hid by the é . weeping mist?” green foliage and sward. A Fine Line.of Robes trom f2ap. piven. 5 Wines, Boe Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. ».G. W. aie : With them you will receive a cordial wel three Don't you feel gloomy?” said the ken by flower-. is on green sward ; : walks, le palais . young ot who hiss occasional intergravelly , embroidered aE Is WAKING TOPS OF “ALL GRADES luminense will stand. It will throw out . ya), of soulfulness, ‘“‘when the sky is . B FE E R ST FE: A M ‘ ‘WALTER YAUCH, C.P GEO. A. GRAY, Seribe. ‘ FREE COINAGE You don’t mean to Mr. Garchey says that aL Sg aceite sear iag eycbati within . THE POPULAB SALOON I met Raed bod 5 eee known 3 the tor te samme. ee Serre Pele ee ec: ; : of tuition, ete. \ULING. “GILT EDGE” Bet v or er by letter nsfer Co : : : ; Bachelor—What! very 2d and ith Monday . of each month @ Benham—Short, I guess; I ua feel The. glass palace which he will build. jas if I had had enough sleep.—Town hus go to Of all kinds d ER’S : RUHSTALL . , he Hetaht of Cruelty. Ee wer% mick out Nednk Kus been COnmEE Se, years’ time glass houses will be so comhey theslight-. willnot attract / monthatt 1 est attention. arr lage Tri MMmings. eae ae ; Principal. ae tural materiak.* PEGE) The feels confident that ~ ° ° e C ee FP. . at Odd Fellows Hail Meets UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT wives, five ng punished for havi itloe next year has been nocepted#04, . severely lled to live with hat the, possibilities. of glass as a struc the vue 47, I. 1. O ‘Mistletoe> Encampment, ’ No. 47, A Favorite Old Saloon . might.”—Chicago Record. a glass house— A proposition to erect a.luminous palace—for the Paris expo CHARLES E. ASHBURN, Recorder. bo HARMONIA nae eee ~ Se furnish aaa Bompout pi: Tad . _—— a . a ree: (OG SerERAL serHvE ° as Breqy. Wednendny srenine. ae "i atten tall y. oll ‘ ay or_n attention free. irelty Wass 6.Strfat phaeer same-time is made to resist crushing, . she hadn’t gone after him with all her LE BEA +AND— brewing iti Miss Eastly has married tion that she’d never have got himif glass except transparency, and at the} S~ For Buggy To in Brew! tea . . . Nevaita City oe No. 52, A. O $ ht. Hi wird ‘Yes; but it is the general supposi. pA ROSA possesses all the intrinsic qualities-of. } store on Coni frost, heavy shocks and stand usage. Perfection say G. W. Oapen, K. of K. and 8. Neate at Odd Fellows Hall ‘ . WM, DELBRIDGE, C. C. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall, . a ag et sass LAR Coming and Geing. At Pythian Castle. ea EMBALMER Sarit eee ens ne s atttine Brethren.nze cordially jurited UNDERTAKER LEADING CIGAR ‘DBALER, Knights of Fythias 5 GEO. RICHARDSON, , MON EY uoseationit much as be cae stone. It} a Siping sea 9 mos...80 : Him. SECOND Mente ahs iciias esukin: : Dalions—The atop cae me tkanere an. excellent building material, which ,mercial street a trial. einer . ato glass -N. ¥. World, from roduced in,g§ pr i Lmters prov ioe: as ; old ae AR WOW ae i oygoods. i — ee a4 interior kets pay elsewher ef ~ 2e lor vay Constantly on band. E. W. SCHII DT, ey OO : 4 different aspect. Furthermore, glass treated under this new method is made bien rs ¢b¢ aeyure of & Hoomerany . d_ hea hing, frost ist ‘ 9 lage il sds siomt aad best Groeee ar cea hard Sark ere ‘ the next e returned ‘ ope . : : Milo Lodge, ‘ z BEER ON DRAUGHTS CTS. “Papa told me last night that he did . Telephone Nos.: Office 281, residence . 5] 2AM ¥ 9 A: SCA DD EN S to get the You know that you have hit on a place : aaa 899; Furnishings . The Finest of _Faneral. EF the gxteon, ’ to Laiiiton Brod. a3 i i Hall C. H. Haguisox, Recordere Prop. . Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars real, for upon a chemical analysis the . not see how he could possibly afford . 283. 2 on an entirely parency, while taking Tr ade Fo 3 : “Postponed!” he exclaimed. “Why?” . Floral Pieces supplied to order. a sort of dissolution more apparent than} : TT “ U. R. K. of P. ask 8 Biscay irene age ba mete! Guo: 0: Garis Gas : McDEVI ¢ ae : Sinsintiie ‘Cate pany,» NesNo. 98 Rian ai , pale said, “but our wedding will have to be 9 by the errors of 1899 and“earlier date it is your own. fault. chanibeal “ot pagent vee ae i RLEY, * GRAV ; SOCIETY DIRECTORY. : A EDGE CHAS & Funeral Director and Embalmer. found to to po possess all. @ son-in-law this year.” — Chicago devitrified glass do not pro fit {. . devitrified is found glas is } teacher like experience, ; and if you do There is no ; Feet hogeat 20 8 mos.. .20 GEORGE A. “I am dreadfully sorry, Harry,” she phenomenon of davtivifvaticni produces. In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. molute guar Bare , . process. The . postponed.” he be the rocess. it aa ti n under evitrificatio ' . ae gad PO enaneb greedayes,emeripsion, meleed sii ayers A. om—8 “4to 80iba. said $ Postponement Necessary. d compressed in mat of 1,250 de

_ GILT . * nut in. too Pat, “or I’ll put a pain in your head . ~ Bay Gold Dust, Gok : sche by Frdeaulie iat physical] is due to. a ation of hithe: glass rans formation t ; a the United eto be’ " & In sae sph tae hae tain sense it constitutes a new .subae you,” : ‘Arrah, now, da off wid which resembles flagstone, gran<7 stance ” s=== . jation is Pre . 4. 3s, greet, NEVADA ie ag wieen enngns fo 2 him about his style of doing it, tell-. molecular condition. "wm. J. Britiand OTT J. ees G SKILLFULLY DONE ie BXTRACTIN Oscar Pepper, Mg pred Taylor, CF YiLLINGS. ALL KINDS ° i sats bead2 hens phen ace on “Taylor,” 2 eave ‘a Laud h oe Rigi. be CHAMBER. ” COUNCIL “THE 9 ee JAS. " Cal. Nevada City, coi oeek ok : Rentuoky by Established in 1858 “This new product is obtained from . without any putty at all.”—Tit-Bits. me when you . Write . special < Acci : Garchey . who was standing by began to banter that the find Dentists.. always tind at izens Bank — an trish glazier-was putting a pane ite or marble. : — ue Es ‘Saft = ne er ee peers ‘eo n we . Ssembinatio aah ay i f death, and oe ane and 9iCK ongest, e N ev ada Assay Office readily determined for both practical] % Bs Rev. Dr. Swazey, of the Third Presby. recently, in which it said: terian church. He has five children. . this forms in whieh the various “Fyrom : ak a ale Sardine: be mt . and decorative Sab eta bat Provede dae of glass into a window, when a groom . , is—on where know all fast they and Olt. trotitthe across seebes rca material is presented, its use can 9 ne : dues of ht o f the e late to the youngest d daughter . France made a report on the‘ material : Ji é.F. SHAW . Building, Broad Street Fellows Office in Oda“rr re Sdhle ‘ are th ee eee Isa high-class resort for gentlemen, Dr. Morrison was married in Chicago The Central Architectural society of . SHAW & BOWMAN, makes it a ‘Wisde Nevad st to City, Cal. so The Peeriess Saivvi pastor. = not to retain idea: surprisingly moderate for such stoves. + ntally killed BE. in 1868, dirt, which does not accumulate on it. ly. The church was organized as easily as on stone, and ifs quality and Rev. Dr. Morrison was its fourth We e : : . Liquors and Cigars. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents, them to come again. Stake Sahin ; Pp Office at residence, Sacra ’ pointto serve his patrons with the The Best Liquors, 5 ver The Best Cigars. in the market, and that always leads seas ewig td whieW See will not. revénues, the Church of the; Epiphany A isk 7 4 . form on it readily; its resistance to} has prospered and grown larger rapid 7S bave the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are : ig Reni daas 4 t inner. He And it i iminution 0 churches have suffere rconductor. a rt 5 it . . ar Da sk, when un : Ne Chapman ae Give me-call and you'll never regret . 1.L. BOWMAN. Pine Street, Nevada Gity. en eee ° DENTISTS -. Choicest of : ‘Wines, W. C. oh, e 5 ‘honor from his poe gern ce of} ance, which is greater than that Dr. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telaphone No. 72 . Goh Dr. N. E. Chapman, k ‘ Ralph Maitland. .. Proprietor The advantages of the glass pave-. pastor, as well as his personality, has » oveS oul : roo en e Be That's th THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmereial and Pine streets. Stables Open All Night. sd Pe together so closely that no water can. ways been an indefatigable and enthusiastic worker and his success as a ; soak between them. Mlaic areda Oly BUGGIES b Gl Th T.ALLON, ment as developed so far areits resist-. won for him strong personal love and . GEORGE W. A t each block containing 16 parts in the. divine in active* service except Bishop. . “THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD.” form 6f checkers. The blocks are fitted. Cheney, of Christ church. He has al lov’ Ww We employ none but firet-class workmen. , : Se ae aueai,Shar €o be fonnd in thie pare of the State. ; RO 2 4 ass ‘ Np sabe Hotel eee CARRIAGES ~ AND HORSES, ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. with the practical usefulness of its in-. wiped out. The 22 years that Rey. Dr. Morrison vention that they are preparing now. . as devoted to successive congregations large contracts for similar pavements cesses epg make naand cages sHe put all conit down furnish the pipe, tracts to parent t nections. Stable. Feed and Livery J. Me WALLING, 9 Prop’r. JAMES HENSESSY, pean . advo Stable The Empire has the largest lot of thoroughly satisfied have they become} 360.000, which has since been gradually . gustomers. : and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in making cona i % t nections with th SANCE. congregation. Transoript spi ee Street : aia “ auenine given to trausien: . . ginning, as entirely successful, and sc. that year. There was a debt then of . Best of attention On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job ‘ the experts, who were skeptical in the be-. was erected and opened in December of gu re am up building of reriment has been Ppronounced by the] P pered and in: 1885 the present edifice pe ‘ob Ss p : ire St abl e 2 as when it was first put down. The ex-. Through his efforts the church pros : e Em ° Attorney at Law, BROTHERS, set. Broad Street Y BOY NATION AL falling away, and the young pastor en “ceramie stone” was laid and finished. tered with enthusiasm upon the work ROCERS. SOL CREOWELL : \ heavily in debt and. the membership, Under itis direction the pavement of] G, COR. BROAD FICE-TILLEY BUILDIN land Pine streets. Up Stairs. R ¢ ~ 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. P) ' ea Nevada City. fe umueyie és ()*SICB— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA ' ea teeaar taahindd Ox vliod ad 9 Edge Beer. He preached his tion of one street, selecting for the pur-. that congregation. sbevacsenecseds ALFRED D. MASON gee > gag te 3 Omi vee ae : : the Place. first sermon on the first Sunday in AdAdmission, per couple to maskers ...:.c.00005 ieee .$1.00) Pose a crowded sectionisof crowded day. yent in 1876. The parish was then 4 States Jourtal at reasonable prices, and Cigars of his privilege. He paved only a por-} have been devoted to the interests of ; ; pair sold seems to Wt, PRAorOn IN THB STATE AUD inventor, tooka conservative advantage. ordination, his mature life and work . Agent for the amous Ruhstaller iit . Sroad Street, opp. National Exchange ; J O H N 3 M IG H E bake ’ , customers are increas regular and Wines, Liquors . shop Louis Garchey; the} Church of the Epiphany a year after his something new. «Es bein y us are will show why. our store is so popular, O ocieta Repairing promptly and neatly done hihae FINEST :;: . . ers‘and always ready and willing to'try. having been cast with the Chicago : : P. F. SIMONDS ’ It is the best obtainable. These items . . MIKE WHEELIMAN, Prop’r. ted Episcopa A ¢ ‘ Every xk Y/R cuits to back it up, would neveh Referee The 7 \ee : ? , Perhaps such a permission, at least i practical re-. **° more convincing ithout have. #.REV. THEODORE N. MORRISON, FOR THE BENEFIT OF ¢ : ‘\ go ahead with his novel experiment. ; P air Shoes cannot fail to prove satisfactory. : stig few months ago he was authorized to d counties. Co.’s is the Ideal Light after persistent effort, he won, and a FEBRUARY 22d, 1900. p RO FE; ’ to assent. However, it hard to get them ; : oes receiv: sold z of that city at his own expense he found rt wit PRACTIOR IN ALL TH4 COURT , Nevada Co. Electric Power . ing. The quality of the material used in our Men’s, Women’s and Ohildren’s. Attorney at Law and Notary Public. permission to pave the principal streets bd S PRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. hg satisfaction. The complaints numoe oneoa lr Poop pairs the municipal authorities of Lyons for ; si ‘ 0! ‘ ie atte tay ana when . sesuon Sers ~» Armory Hall, Nevada City, )) . , e After ¥. PUTY U. S, MINBRAL pD*Offesin Morgan & Base Block. ne oraey ant content resteti Simmel. : — . setsas ncagh thisre eajouiig. ACau rney Se wenmere OAPs ane seis Aettanaddi is so strong that; The material, which ‘. @. it can withstand usage under which Belgian block crumbles away, was invented by a French scientist in Chagny, Burgundy, where he conducted his first experiments. It took a long time for sh a : : k (ae, eae , oy Pair a rope for it to replace Belgian block. In Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ; ‘ . e of it is being built +g] Paris an entire palace . a : os O ot : in one with such success that contracts are. ;, 1875 by Bishop McLaren. His. lot ‘ sale being made by many cities all over Eu =. mn na : " Jacksonville. WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. in Penensduring Abs deat few months] gig. entered the ministry when he was ely out of his teens. His first diobeen. used, experihas. 5 & peoial at Pekin, where he remained catewas payement as months some ane seer _ . mentallyoffor the busiest streets in Lyons) three years, and he was ordained there ade known on application. i Sernia ADVERTISING RATES in the Episcopal parish , have been achieved . 44, Mottok: who is about 48 years Wonderful results isis se snes EN.. ” COB. BROAD AND PINE STE. (Q)TFICE, \ atid : ‘ : ; oe ose i diy mt hay preg . — W. D. LONG, : e s ie . minEpiscopa’ was an shed His father UL” and, ;. . Jister ReninAd in je et ee : ; supply A AIR OR She SACRE WIRD , “ located lor slone'time. ‘Tet mm,pre: udpastor of the Church of the Epiphoie ? tn! °™ of ah Experiment Buceess om the New and Durable ie ‘whe peer: pe Signal elected bishop of thie diocese of lows, . oil Yess age Pas oe ar ore eee ee meres notcere oe mee SE (losecmeeteoret a ee . Rev. Theodore N. Morrison; the newly j. ~ Covered, i hbecelesinl Eeae hg ; : dl ". Rheodere N. Morriscn in Chi 32 : i: : of the Has resuined the proprietorship SUBSCRIPTION RATES, eee DRaaaWITH GEARS)__. Skdeteh of the Clerical Carcer of Rev. NO : ae ne a or 52>) 4 THe 840KBAKERY. . OLD THE TRANSCRIPT, . nie ey ‘and 4 ; ee ® Pia dby ‘ a 25 ts