February 20, 1899 (4 pages)

Se scans ar THE TRANSCRIPT. ry evening except etal Lene! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N.P. BROWN. “™ Lb. 8. CALKINS. MONDAY peee eo eaves FEB. 20, 1899 IN COUNTY CORNWALL. The Sign of an Old Curiosity Shop in Falmouth. here is many an English-American reader of the TRANSCRIPT to whom Bur. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. ton’s Old Curiosity Shop in Falmouth, England, is as familiar as any store in Nevada City or Grass ‘Valley. Here is the copy of a signboard that the proprietor put on sale awhile ago: : Robert Giles, Surgin, Parish Clark & Skulemaster, respectably informs ladys and gentlemen that he drors teef without wateing a minit, applies laches every hour, blisters on the . lowest -tarms, and vizicks for penny & piece. He sells Godfather’s kordales, kuts korns, bunyons, doctersh osses, clips donkies, wance a munth, and undertakes to luke arter every bodies nayls hy the ear, Joesharps, penny wissels, brass kanelsticks, fryin pane, and other moozikal hinstrumints hat grately reydooced figers. Young ladys and gentlemen larnes their grammur, and longeudge in the purtiest mannar, also grate care taken off their morrels’ and spellin. Also zarm-singing, tayching the base vail, and all other zorts of fancy work, squadrils, pokers, waazels, and all other country dances tort at home and abroad at perekshun. Perfumery and snuff in all its branches. As time is cruel bad I begs to tell ee tuat i has just beginned to set all sorts os stashonary ware, coxs, hens, vouls, pigs and all kinds of poultry. Black,iubrishes, herrins, coles, scrubbinbrishes, traykel and godley bukes and bibles, misetraps, brick-dist, whiskerseeds, morrel pokkerankerchers, and all zorts of swatemaits including taters, sassages, and other garden stuff, bakky, zizars, lamp oyle, tay kittles, and other intoxzikating likkers, a dale of fruit, hats, zongs, hare oyle, pattins, bukkits, grindin stones and other aitables, korn an bunyon salve, and all hardware, Fas laid in a large azzortment of trype, dogs mate, lolipops, giner beer, matches, and other pikkles, such as hepsom salts, hoysters, Winzer sope, anzetra.—Old rags bort.and zold here and nowhere else, newlayde heggs by me Roger Giles; zinging burdes keeped, such as howles, donkies, paykox, lobsters, crickets, also a stock of a celebrated brayder. Agent for selling gutty-porker souls. P. S.—I tayches geography, ritmetic, cowsticks, jimnasticks and other chynees tricks.” +e is Known Here. Yesterday’s Examiner contaius a long account of how John E. McDougald caused the people of San Francisco to remember the Maine last week on the anniversary of the blowing up of that battleship in Manila bay. McDougald is a very patriotic citizen and rememHe noticed in the morning that there were no flags at half mast and telephoned first to Mayor Phelan, reminding him Soon afterwards the stars and stripes fiouted at half bered the date of the disaster. of the anniversary. GENERAL MILES = —=———=le Does Not Go Very Much on ON THE STAND. Canned Beef. fhe Porto Rico Soldiers Being Fed ; on Refrigerated Meat. Wasuinaton, Feb. 20.—The General Miles inquiry was begun in earnest today with General Miles on the stand. He says canned beefshould never be used when fresh meat can be obtained. He explained that refrigerated beef is now fed to the soldiers in Porto Rico, notwithstanding the fact that the island is exporting cattle. Good Riddance to Agoncillo. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. New York, Fets. 20.—Agouvito, the Filipino agent, is here today. He will sail for England Wednesday. New President Is Not Liked. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. here today. There is a strong and dent. a PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young, George Miller of Biggs is here. Alex. Gault was in Sacramento yes terday. has the grip. San Francisco. North San Juan. from Birchville. from San Francisco. Hon. Johu Caldwell returned yester day from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lenard of Sweet: land were in town today. Union was in town today. tomorrow for a week’s visit. Hennessy. “1 fendants’ plea of once in jeopardy, Paris, France, Feb. 20.—All is quiet] city, belonging ta the estate-of the late growing feeling against the new Presi4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Mrs. Robert Sneedon of -Piety Hill Lawrence Gaffney has returned from Major J. S. MeBride is here from Kern Fogarty came over yesterday Miss Lillie Tam returned last night Charles Prisk of the Grass Valley Mrs. H. C. Mills goes to Sacramento Miss Kate Mernon arrived here yesterday on a visit to her uncle, James}ston has been admitted to probate. W.R. Chadbourne came down today ‘BENCH AND BAR. A Day's’ Doings in the Superior Court of Nevada County. In the Superior Court this morning Judge Nilon sustained the demurrer to for a writ prohibiting the courts from proceeding with their prosecution on a charge of felonions assault on Nightwatchman Kilroy. His honor orderéd the writ dismissed, and the preants will now be proceeded within Justice Coughlan’s court, unless the deheretofore set up, should be sustained by the Justice when renewed. At the request of both the defense and the prosecution Judge Nilon has passed upon the plea of once in jeopardy, and he held that it was good. This decision will compel the prosecution to. be content with proceeding with the original charge of battery in Justice Greene's court at Grass Valley. They were once tried on the latter charge and the jury failed to agree. The hearing of the application cf defendant in the divorce case of Mrs. E. M. Tindell vs. W. M. Tindell to restrain plaintiff from disposing of six. horses and two wagons has been continued till tomorrow, May. Heintzen is made a co-respondent in the case. The defendants live in Brown’s Valley, Yuba county, and the plaintiff in North Bloomfield. The Tindells, who were married in 1882, have six children and the plaintiff asks for their custody. The sale to M.J. Rohr for $1400: of the real property on Piety Hill, this S$. M. Shurtleff has been confirmed. The hearing of the motion to dismiss the case of Joseph Richards vs. A. Guilliuame was postponed ore week. & The motion to strike out certain portions of the complaint in the $10,000 damage suit of George O. Merrill vs. the Providence Mining Company, was denied. Mrs. Clara Ford of Grass Valley to. day filed a demurrer to the complaint of her husband. asking for divorce. She says it does not state facts sufticient to constitute a cause of action. The demurrer is in her own handwriting and signed by herself. The trial‘of the case of Bennallack vs. Richards is postponed one week, or till next Tuesday. z Seven hundred dollars of money belonging to the estate of the late S. B. Crawford is to be invested in U. BS. -}four per cent bonds of 1907, An additional claimant to the estate of the de-. ceased has turned up in the shape of a man who claims that he was the illegitimate son of Crawford, but that he had been legitimatized by the action of his alleged father. Heretofore the only claimants to the estate have been collateral heirs. : The will of the late Charles E. JohnCharles D. Eastin is appointed administrator with his bond fixed at $1,000. A MUSTERING : : OUT ORDER. No itar of @ Drouth If Ordinary Conthe application of Dennis and others All Volunteers in This Country liminary examination of the defend-. The Fitipinos Cannot Shoot Any) from the Lindsay mine and went below on the noon train. Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Al. Kingsley came up from Sacramento Saturday evening to attend the funeral of their late sister, Mrs. Lucy A. Waters. A. Michelson, who bas been conducting A. Blumenthal’s dry goods store, left yesterday for San Francisco with his family. W. H. Hibbitt, the tailor, and bis IN RUSTIC WAYS. The blackbirds whistle all day long A rhythmic gladness in their song, And night and morning down the lane Drifts by the cowbeljs’ rude. refrain. The flicker dips on golden wings, And far across the meadow swings. The swallow skims in lines of grace Like to the curves that painters trace. Above, below and everywhere A sense of living thrills the air. Spring's message through the silent sent, With earth and wood and sky is blent. to be Discharged. Better Than-the Spanish. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Wasutinaton, Feb. 20.—Au order has ‘een issued for the mustering out of all volunteers now in the United States. The Wretched Aim of the Filipinos. Special tothe TRa SCRIPT. Wasninaton, February 20.— Advices to the War Department from Manila state that. the Filipinos are using canon with but little effect owing ta their bad aim. Not a.Waver In Today’s Ballot. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. SackaMENTO, Feb. 20.—The ballot for Senator today was the same as on Saturday. 4 A NEW JOSS-KREPER. Local Chinese Will Scramble For the Position Tomorrow Afternoon. the Chinese of this city will elect a josshouse keeper to serve for the ensuing year. The event will be attended with imposing ceremonies which hundreds of our citizens will go out to new Chinatown to witness. The Mongolian population reinforced by large delegations from Grass Valley, Scott’s Fiat, Red: Dog, Humbug, Bloody Run, Grizzly Ridge, Shirt-tail Canyon, Timbuctoo, Sailor Flat and sundry other outlying precincts, will be togged out in their Sunday best. and make a swell social occasion of it. The preliminaries will consist of devotions in the josshouse where incense will be burned, roast hog and sweetmeats fed to the gods and the notes of the tom-tom and ytsing-ylang orchestra will ascend to high heaven. Yards and reds of fireé¢rackers will next be exploded. Then a lot of bombs will be thrown skyward where they will explode and an iron ring will fall out of them. The fight captures it will for the next twelve itual comfort of his flock. This religious duty will not take nearly all bis time, and unless he is an indolent hound he will pick up many a dollar on theside by peddling vegetables or fish, running & fantan game or engaging in some otber equally tegitimate calling. At three o’clock this afternoon twenty-seven Chinese had entered the lists of contestants for the. place, and there are several chronic candidates, {the mountain reservoirs there is now Tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock} for this ring will be the hot part of. all. C@tarrhalycondition will have disapthe trobule, for the almond-eye who peared. months draw about thirty dollars a} &St and best treatment is to use after month for being the high priest of the each meal a tablet, composed of Diajoss-house and ministering to the spir. t@5¢, Aseptic Peptic, a little Nux, GoldBURNEY OF WATER, ditions Continue. _ Manager Englebright of the South Yuba Water Company says there is no danger of a scarcity of water for mining and other purposes next summer anless the extraordinary happens. In fully as much water as there was a year ago this time, and the snow which can be counted on for a reserve supply to be drawn on mouths hence is many times as deep as it was in 1898. “We can reasonably connt on getting eighteen inches more of rain during the next three months,” said Mr. Englebright this morning, “and if we do get it there will be a superabundance to keep the mining and all other industries going full blast till next winter’s storms turn themselves loose. Of course there is such a thing possible as a repetition of the phenomenally dry spring of last year occurring, buat it is not at all probable. I do not think anybody has as yet a license to worry over a prospective lack of water next summer.” Meadow lake, Fordyce dam, lake Spaulding and all of. the smaller lakes and dams owned by the South Yuba Company are. fnllof water, and the snow in their vicinity is from four to eight feet deep. The warm weather of the past week has caused the snow to melt quite fast in some places, but so far has had no appreciable effect upon the great mass that covers the peaks and ridges in the higher altitudes. CATARRA OF STOMACH. A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Effectnal Cure For It. Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to incurable. The usual symptomsare a full or bloating sensation after eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation of gases, causing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing, headaches, fickle appetite, nervousness and a general played out, languid feeling. There is often a foul taste in the mouth, coated tongue and if the interior of the stomach could.be seen. it would show a slimy, inflamed condition. ¥ iter The cure of this common and obstinate trouble is found in a treatment which causes the food to be readily, thoroughly digested before it has time to. ferment and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy digestion is the one thing necessary to do and when normal digestion is secured the Aceording to Dr. Harlanson the safen Seal and fruit acids, These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a patent medicine can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy. appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular use after meals. Mr. N. J. Booher. of 2710: Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill., writes: “Catarrh is a local condition resulting from a neglected cold in the head, whereby the lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the poisonous discharge therefrom passing backward into the Minor Notes and Comments of Local tory is No. 451. from Sacramento. -suecessors to F. C. Luetje. genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf: day with Miss Maggie O’Conneil as . was wrecked at Penryn last night. The 4 preciates a good bed, . BRIEF MENTION. Interest. ’ The telephone at Cohn’s candy facCompton Gault arrived last night A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and The Indian Flat school re-opened toteacher. Ram Gummow of Rough and Ready is arranging to move his family to Watsonville. B. N. Shoecraft has rented Hon. John Caldwell’s house at the corner of Main and Church streets. J. V. Bennetts of Grass Valley will pay a reward for the return of his fox terrier lost two weeks ago. See four-bit ad. The east-bound freight train No. 7 Sacramento and Colfax local was delayed two hours. . ‘Tonight Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar will entertain Grand Commander Powers and Grand Sword Bearer De Jarnett. 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. James Kinkead, the furniture dealer, has a new advertisement today which should be read by everybody who apPoundmaster Craig went out yesterday and buried the dead horse that has been offending the people living around American Hill. Frank Morrow, who used to live at Moore’s Flat and afterwards ran a saloon here, returned yésterday. He registers from Roseburg, Oregon. Following was this morning’s weather prediction:“Fair. Continue » warm tonight and tomorrow. Brisk north wind.” It is warm today and the north wind is here. Peter Orzalli was injured Saturday Tent by a” piece of steel breaking off the wedge he was striking and entering his thigh, making an ugly wound. ~ Three horses belonging to John Tamblyn and the Hill and Solari boys. were put up at auction today by Pond master Craig. Three‘dollars was bid on the others. There was no sale. afternoon while chopping wood at Blue Tamblyn horse and nothing on the Srx loaves bread for 25c at Hom ann’s They All Have Them. Every town has a Har or two, a smart — than it needs, a woman or two that tattles, an old fogy that the town would be better off without, men who stand on the street corners and make remarks _ about the women, a man who laughs an ididtic laugh every time he saysanything, scores of men with the caboose of their trowsers worn smooth as glass, men who can tell you how the war question should be settled, all about the weather, and how to run other people’s business, but who have made.a dismal failure of their own.— Merced Sun, Girls are warned not to marry editors, says an exchange. An editor in a_neighboring town came near killing his wife recently. A servant was awakened by ‘the screams of the mistress, and found her being choked by her husband. ‘The editor had dreamed that a delinquent subscriber had paid up his subacription, and he was grasping his wife by the throat thinking he had the money in his hands. : ae ~ LEARN TO say “No” when a dealer offers<you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There can be no substitute for America’s Greatest Medicine. Hoop’s Pitts cure. nausea, sick headache, billiousness and. all liver pills Price 25 cents. oo 29 Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s. Bee. hive grocery store on Commercial street. — 110-tf Dog Lost. A reward will be paid for the Fetapa, oe a fox terrier lost about three weeks ago. Is full brother of Char es Pecor's dog; right side of head black. J. V. Bennetts, Cosmopolition saloon, Grass Valley. f.0-1 wk, Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, . Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to nd. spc D, F, BELL, ©. ©, B, N; SaoxcrarFt, K. of &. &S. : === 7 Or It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of rene kind, and. especially is this true of the photographs taken by MOORE, Secu: Studio on York Street. Corsets at $1, . Corsets at $1.25, And as much higher as you want to go. At MAHER & CO’S. Aleck, some pretty girls, more loafers MONDAY. pane Three Funerals 5 al The funeral : of Washington one of the mos ever held in thi _ from Mr. Wo services were ¢ mayne. A sele were many flor of the pall we Foster, J. D. Hi Leonard, W. J, Williamson, O Allen, C. Thort The funeral c riman, watchm: and Constitut found dead Sat cabin, -occurre from Gray’s un pall-bearers wi Ramsey, R. N.1 Barr, A. Keeny. Yesterday aft mains of the lat man were laid t etery. The f .Canice church G, O'Neill, Chas Jand, M. Husse; ‘Tobias were the Mrs. John W was buried fre ehurch this. afte picies of Neva I The church was who assembled . of esteem and r Mrs. Waters car her parents in weeks old, am Pennsylvania w to Grass Valley to Nevada City, resided. In 18 John Waters * years resided Mayflower min ried by E. J. Ba G. Scadden, J-1 Geo. E. Johnsto Osborne. W heatian Hop men com week. Pruning ten days, , Several days £ in D. P. Durst’s peculiar accide of dirt ata mule the bone of his . O. White was, paralysis Satur condition is no ihe.is still in a v requires consi Corners, Phil, Frat The Radica monthly, isall t treats of politic topics in a strai ing way that wi ers and bitte problems arg pe plain language. California, by Company, whic copy toany adc : x = including Johnnie Buzzu and One} throat reaches the stomach, thus: proTo $ mast above the city hall. He telefamily will remove to Sacramento The hedgerow blossoms stain the sod, P Oo Suppr : tae thhi i Th ke the grasses nod, Lung, yet to hear from. ducing catarrh of the stomach. Mediphoned to all prominent buildings that about March first. Mr. Hibbitt will ee ae ae mon ae srl 8, ¥ sal actos prescribed for me for OOOO 060000646 F COCO CCOOCOO® ‘ Marshal Tom conduct a shop at 624 J street. Mrs. A. M. Dobbie has returned to her home in North Bloomfield after a two months’ visit with the family of William H. Crawford of this city. O. E. Johnston, A. Getz, Ed. Koeur and Martin O’Shea, owners in the Home mine on Deer creek, arrived SatDown the green hillside ambling stray. Along the blue horizon rim The lights and shadows sink or swim, And penciled faintly on the skies A ghostly half moon’s crescent lies. The blackbirds chant the whole day long. A rhythmic madness in their song, And dusk and dawn along the lane Echoes the cowbells’ rude refrain. have flagpoles and before a great while flags were flying all over the city in respect to the memory of the gallant American marines and sailors who Jost their lives by the blowing up of the Muine. Strange to say, not one of the persons te whom word was sent about . raising the flags had thought of it ; 5 three years for. catarrh of t' Preparations are being made in Northwithout cure, but today bi reg eae amptonshire England, to participate} piest of men after using: only one box in the celebration of the three bund-j of gh est gps re blets. I canredth anniversary of the birth of oes good Teale. MD nace aa hook, Oliver Cromwell on April25next. One. appetite and sound rest from their of the ways in which it is. proposed to. use.” honer the day in Northamptonshire is. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are the erous complain the boys about sling shots. 1 against this nui have been not arresting all lac of the dangerot 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 : The very short Corset. The medium long Corset. ria é : i ; _Ernest MeGaffey in Woman’s Home Com: . by a pilgrimage to Naseby battlefield, . S8fest preparation as well as ‘the. sim-. being just one year since the disaster ,""4y evening from San Francisco. ana she Slopes ma Orden wait‘ pieatent plest and most sonvenient rosiedy for . . The Freneh cut Corset. he occurred. “Jack” McDougald has a triumph, The proposal has already . #D¥_ form of indigestion, catarrh of * Next Wedne An Easy Way Out. At a school inspection some of the boys found a difficulty in the correct Wafers, imported direct from Paris. placing of the letters ‘‘i’’ and ‘‘e’’ in Ladies can depend upen securing re-. such words as ‘‘believe,” **receive, ”* lief from and cure of irregular periods . etc. regardless of cause. In red wrappers, When the inspector said blandly, Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE. ‘My boys, I will give you an infallible DRUG COMPANY, importers, San rule, one I invariably use myself,’ the Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. papils wore all attention, and oven the and Mrs. J. B. Erb, and brother of Mrs. master pricked up his ears. ; T. H. Curley of San Francisco and “Phe inspector continued: ‘It ie sim-} 4 gnes, J. C., Nettie V.,° Mazie E., ply tne: Weite the ‘i’ and ‘e’ exactly . Kathleen J. and Fannie .M. Erb of. aike and put the dct in the imiddte . Napa, x native of Moore’s Flat, Nevada over them. ’’—Livervool Merourv. County, Cal. ‘The long Corset. The extra long Corset. So if you want a Corset to fit you come to MAHER & CO'’S. . You will see here : The Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corset, , The Rh & G Corset in 10 different styles and at. ‘all prices. ‘The Chicago Corset Waist, i The Ferris Good Sense Corset Waist for Ladies and Children. . , The Fitting Corset in all sizes. See our new short Corsets. They are the proper : A new lot of those 50 cent Corsets in Grey and Black. Than are better than ever. Now, Ladies, come and let us show you Corsets— (—FWE KNOW WE CAN SUIT YOU gg Respectfully, been heartily approved in, the count stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, town and many prominent London ies heartbarn and bloating after meals. churchmen are to. be invited to partiFcstgabitd — “oe ee — on ipate in th é stomach troubles, by addressing Stuart sit ac tA Co., Marshall, Mich. ‘The tablets can be found at ali drag stores. 13-24 “ French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy number of acquaintances in this city and will be remembered by many of our citizens, having been'a delegate to the Grand Parlor of Native Sons when that body met here in. 1887. tou’s birthday . schools, banks, and other pub closed. Many . determined te places at noon, «hes of busines ‘THERE is mor of the country put together © : , 4 For a great n DIED. In Napa, February 15, 1899, William H., only and dearly beloved son of Mr. Best in The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City: ni 23-tf Warm Welcome (2 O) 2.2 . Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. ~ 2 o@e Go To The Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-tf bits ¢ . 4 nouneed it a : : q scribed local stantly failing ment, pronoun has proven ca : ot aww nine ttnn Re en § SF Tee > ee HE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. Commercial St. ‘ : ik igs tional disease, : aner & ( O. comet itaea a That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this _One-Quarter . coustalian ie a: Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in aD is taken inter } price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this drops to a tea twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than, ‘a casual on the blood . ee . —— glance would indicate. If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily.put, together for bargain > Pan say Gur 3 3 Bd purposes, then such _a--reduction as we offer woild mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when . Bend tol oe he A 4 O ad igs purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are * Adare 9 rea ettin " ae, ” BJ. : iy . Off es! 6 at 2 _ . ‘Phere’s a general. gathering ‘up; here OF THOSE FINE nh Tey Cg oe o)520 lore O D i. 4 f ‘4 s peg t F G t of odds and ends after the holidays and eet a6 Lo A cae ee tle. K k} = SF -_— = n where we find too many of a kind we ‘ . F , aig : : ' Ss : : Hall’ ; _ One Dollar for SeVENTY-FIVE OSNIS. sci tonmcineas gp WHI SK Floss Mattresses “= ; as, ata . the usual and the things are quickly RE mecabloss sac pene . Beceeesesre sear nrerer ier eee he _ jftakten by wise buyers, The opportanity. Ae he 4 ce erg ee For this ™ RROUCED: PORE ON. UVERCOAYS. The suit that ised to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam 10W. jess than value ianow presented. ones eee TAITIC Oo perp. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S sacha be purchased for $15, and all others at reduced prices. Take your . who wish to save money will take the! { aeuere KINKE AD’S month. REDUCED PRICES ON ‘CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. . choice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and . hint Cacao ee . i A, OS wie a ope eee ane fl4-tf Leade REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. : Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. = . Packed Mi Sed [AR Se rm cn Bl FURNITURE STORE. _ ‘Goacaan But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. , \ Pp GoSe ADDEN, a Scipanks the olaael shiney Sal gulide tiv -ttes ewe @ inlieetaanl Jerry, always

Se scans ar THE TRANSCRIPT. ry evening except etal Lene! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N.P. BROWN. “™ Lb. 8. CALKINS. MONDAY peee eo eaves FEB. 20, 1899 IN COUNTY CORNWALL. The Sign of an Old Curiosity Shop in Falmouth. here is many an English-American reader of the TRANSCRIPT to whom Bur. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. ton’s Old Curiosity Shop in Falmouth, England, is as familiar as any store in Nevada City or Grass ‘Valley. Here is the copy of a signboard that the proprietor put on sale awhile ago: : Robert Giles, Surgin, Parish Clark & Skulemaster, respectably informs ladys and gentlemen that he drors teef without wateing a minit, applies laches every hour, blisters on the . lowest -tarms, and vizicks for penny & piece. He sells Godfather’s kordales, kuts korns, bunyons, doctersh osses, clips donkies, wance a munth, and undertakes to luke arter every bodies nayls hy the ear, Joesharps, penny wissels, brass kanelsticks, fryin pane, and other moozikal hinstrumints hat grately reydooced figers. Young ladys and gentlemen larnes their grammur, and longeudge in the purtiest mannar, also grate care taken off their morrels’ and spellin. Also zarm-singing, tayching the base vail, and all other zorts of fancy work, squadrils, pokers, waazels, and all other country dances tort at home and abroad at perekshun. Perfumery and snuff in all its branches. As time is cruel bad I begs to tell ee tuat i has just beginned to set all sorts os stashonary ware, coxs, hens, vouls, pigs and all kinds of poultry. Black,iubrishes, herrins, coles, scrubbinbrishes, traykel and godley bukes and bibles, misetraps, brick-dist, whiskerseeds, morrel pokkerankerchers, and all zorts of swatemaits including taters, sassages, and other garden stuff, bakky, zizars, lamp oyle, tay kittles, and other intoxzikating likkers, a dale of fruit, hats, zongs, hare oyle, pattins, bukkits, grindin stones and other aitables, korn an bunyon salve, and all hardware, Fas laid in a large azzortment of trype, dogs mate, lolipops, giner beer, matches, and other pikkles, such as hepsom salts, hoysters, Winzer sope, anzetra.—Old rags bort.and zold here and nowhere else, newlayde heggs by me Roger Giles; zinging burdes keeped, such as howles, donkies, paykox, lobsters, crickets, also a stock of a celebrated brayder. Agent for selling gutty-porker souls. P. S.—I tayches geography, ritmetic, cowsticks, jimnasticks and other chynees tricks.” +e is Known Here. Yesterday’s Examiner contaius a long account of how John E. McDougald caused the people of San Francisco to remember the Maine last week on the anniversary of the blowing up of that battleship in Manila bay. McDougald is a very patriotic citizen and rememHe noticed in the morning that there were no flags at half mast and telephoned first to Mayor Phelan, reminding him Soon afterwards the stars and stripes fiouted at half bered the date of the disaster. of the anniversary. GENERAL MILES = —=———=le Does Not Go Very Much on ON THE STAND. Canned Beef. fhe Porto Rico Soldiers Being Fed ; on Refrigerated Meat. Wasuinaton, Feb. 20.—The General Miles inquiry was begun in earnest today with General Miles on the stand. He says canned beefshould never be used when fresh meat can be obtained. He explained that refrigerated beef is now fed to the soldiers in Porto Rico, notwithstanding the fact that the island is exporting cattle. Good Riddance to Agoncillo. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. New York, Fets. 20.—Agouvito, the Filipino agent, is here today. He will sail for England Wednesday. New President Is Not Liked. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. here today. There is a strong and dent. a PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young, George Miller of Biggs is here. Alex. Gault was in Sacramento yes terday. has the grip. San Francisco. North San Juan. from Birchville. from San Francisco. Hon. Johu Caldwell returned yester day from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lenard of Sweet: land were in town today. Union was in town today. tomorrow for a week’s visit. Hennessy. “1 fendants’ plea of once in jeopardy, Paris, France, Feb. 20.—All is quiet] city, belonging ta the estate-of the late growing feeling against the new Presi4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Mrs. Robert Sneedon of -Piety Hill Lawrence Gaffney has returned from Major J. S. MeBride is here from Kern Fogarty came over yesterday Miss Lillie Tam returned last night Charles Prisk of the Grass Valley Mrs. H. C. Mills goes to Sacramento Miss Kate Mernon arrived here yesterday on a visit to her uncle, James}ston has been admitted to probate. W.R. Chadbourne came down today ‘BENCH AND BAR. A Day's’ Doings in the Superior Court of Nevada County. In the Superior Court this morning Judge Nilon sustained the demurrer to for a writ prohibiting the courts from proceeding with their prosecution on a charge of felonions assault on Nightwatchman Kilroy. His honor orderéd the writ dismissed, and the preants will now be proceeded within Justice Coughlan’s court, unless the deheretofore set up, should be sustained by the Justice when renewed. At the request of both the defense and the prosecution Judge Nilon has passed upon the plea of once in jeopardy, and he held that it was good. This decision will compel the prosecution to. be content with proceeding with the original charge of battery in Justice Greene's court at Grass Valley. They were once tried on the latter charge and the jury failed to agree. The hearing of the application cf defendant in the divorce case of Mrs. E. M. Tindell vs. W. M. Tindell to restrain plaintiff from disposing of six. horses and two wagons has been continued till tomorrow, May. Heintzen is made a co-respondent in the case. The defendants live in Brown’s Valley, Yuba county, and the plaintiff in North Bloomfield. The Tindells, who were married in 1882, have six children and the plaintiff asks for their custody. The sale to M.J. Rohr for $1400: of the real property on Piety Hill, this S$. M. Shurtleff has been confirmed. The hearing of the motion to dismiss the case of Joseph Richards vs. A. Guilliuame was postponed ore week. & The motion to strike out certain portions of the complaint in the $10,000 damage suit of George O. Merrill vs. the Providence Mining Company, was denied. Mrs. Clara Ford of Grass Valley to. day filed a demurrer to the complaint of her husband. asking for divorce. She says it does not state facts sufticient to constitute a cause of action. The demurrer is in her own handwriting and signed by herself. The trial‘of the case of Bennallack vs. Richards is postponed one week, or till next Tuesday. z Seven hundred dollars of money belonging to the estate of the late S. B. Crawford is to be invested in U. BS. -}four per cent bonds of 1907, An additional claimant to the estate of the de-. ceased has turned up in the shape of a man who claims that he was the illegitimate son of Crawford, but that he had been legitimatized by the action of his alleged father. Heretofore the only claimants to the estate have been collateral heirs. : The will of the late Charles E. JohnCharles D. Eastin is appointed administrator with his bond fixed at $1,000. A MUSTERING : : OUT ORDER. No itar of @ Drouth If Ordinary Conthe application of Dennis and others All Volunteers in This Country liminary examination of the defend-. The Fitipinos Cannot Shoot Any) from the Lindsay mine and went below on the noon train. Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Al. Kingsley came up from Sacramento Saturday evening to attend the funeral of their late sister, Mrs. Lucy A. Waters. A. Michelson, who bas been conducting A. Blumenthal’s dry goods store, left yesterday for San Francisco with his family. W. H. Hibbitt, the tailor, and bis IN RUSTIC WAYS. The blackbirds whistle all day long A rhythmic gladness in their song, And night and morning down the lane Drifts by the cowbeljs’ rude. refrain. The flicker dips on golden wings, And far across the meadow swings. The swallow skims in lines of grace Like to the curves that painters trace. Above, below and everywhere A sense of living thrills the air. Spring's message through the silent sent, With earth and wood and sky is blent. to be Discharged. Better Than-the Spanish. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Wasutinaton, Feb. 20.—Au order has ‘een issued for the mustering out of all volunteers now in the United States. The Wretched Aim of the Filipinos. Special tothe TRa SCRIPT. Wasninaton, February 20.— Advices to the War Department from Manila state that. the Filipinos are using canon with but little effect owing ta their bad aim. Not a.Waver In Today’s Ballot. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. SackaMENTO, Feb. 20.—The ballot for Senator today was the same as on Saturday. 4 A NEW JOSS-KREPER. Local Chinese Will Scramble For the Position Tomorrow Afternoon. the Chinese of this city will elect a josshouse keeper to serve for the ensuing year. The event will be attended with imposing ceremonies which hundreds of our citizens will go out to new Chinatown to witness. The Mongolian population reinforced by large delegations from Grass Valley, Scott’s Fiat, Red: Dog, Humbug, Bloody Run, Grizzly Ridge, Shirt-tail Canyon, Timbuctoo, Sailor Flat and sundry other outlying precincts, will be togged out in their Sunday best. and make a swell social occasion of it. The preliminaries will consist of devotions in the josshouse where incense will be burned, roast hog and sweetmeats fed to the gods and the notes of the tom-tom and ytsing-ylang orchestra will ascend to high heaven. Yards and reds of fireé¢rackers will next be exploded. Then a lot of bombs will be thrown skyward where they will explode and an iron ring will fall out of them. The fight captures it will for the next twelve itual comfort of his flock. This religious duty will not take nearly all bis time, and unless he is an indolent hound he will pick up many a dollar on theside by peddling vegetables or fish, running & fantan game or engaging in some otber equally tegitimate calling. At three o’clock this afternoon twenty-seven Chinese had entered the lists of contestants for the. place, and there are several chronic candidates, {the mountain reservoirs there is now Tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock} for this ring will be the hot part of. all. C@tarrhalycondition will have disapthe trobule, for the almond-eye who peared. months draw about thirty dollars a} &St and best treatment is to use after month for being the high priest of the each meal a tablet, composed of Diajoss-house and ministering to the spir. t@5¢, Aseptic Peptic, a little Nux, GoldBURNEY OF WATER, ditions Continue. _ Manager Englebright of the South Yuba Water Company says there is no danger of a scarcity of water for mining and other purposes next summer anless the extraordinary happens. In fully as much water as there was a year ago this time, and the snow which can be counted on for a reserve supply to be drawn on mouths hence is many times as deep as it was in 1898. “We can reasonably connt on getting eighteen inches more of rain during the next three months,” said Mr. Englebright this morning, “and if we do get it there will be a superabundance to keep the mining and all other industries going full blast till next winter’s storms turn themselves loose. Of course there is such a thing possible as a repetition of the phenomenally dry spring of last year occurring, buat it is not at all probable. I do not think anybody has as yet a license to worry over a prospective lack of water next summer.” Meadow lake, Fordyce dam, lake Spaulding and all of. the smaller lakes and dams owned by the South Yuba Company are. fnllof water, and the snow in their vicinity is from four to eight feet deep. The warm weather of the past week has caused the snow to melt quite fast in some places, but so far has had no appreciable effect upon the great mass that covers the peaks and ridges in the higher altitudes. CATARRA OF STOMACH. A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Effectnal Cure For It. Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to incurable. The usual symptomsare a full or bloating sensation after eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation of gases, causing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing, headaches, fickle appetite, nervousness and a general played out, languid feeling. There is often a foul taste in the mouth, coated tongue and if the interior of the stomach could.be seen. it would show a slimy, inflamed condition. ¥ iter The cure of this common and obstinate trouble is found in a treatment which causes the food to be readily, thoroughly digested before it has time to. ferment and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy digestion is the one thing necessary to do and when normal digestion is secured the Aceording to Dr. Harlanson the safen Seal and fruit acids, These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a patent medicine can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy. appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular use after meals. Mr. N. J. Booher. of 2710: Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill., writes: “Catarrh is a local condition resulting from a neglected cold in the head, whereby the lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the poisonous discharge therefrom passing backward into the Minor Notes and Comments of Local tory is No. 451. from Sacramento. -suecessors to F. C. Luetje. genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf: day with Miss Maggie O’Conneil as . was wrecked at Penryn last night. The 4 preciates a good bed, . BRIEF MENTION. Interest. ’ The telephone at Cohn’s candy facCompton Gault arrived last night A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers,

Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and The Indian Flat school re-opened toteacher. Ram Gummow of Rough and Ready is arranging to move his family to Watsonville. B. N. Shoecraft has rented Hon. John Caldwell’s house at the corner of Main and Church streets. J. V. Bennetts of Grass Valley will pay a reward for the return of his fox terrier lost two weeks ago. See four-bit ad. The east-bound freight train No. 7 Sacramento and Colfax local was delayed two hours. . ‘Tonight Nevada Commandery of Knights Templar will entertain Grand Commander Powers and Grand Sword Bearer De Jarnett. 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. James Kinkead, the furniture dealer, has a new advertisement today which should be read by everybody who apPoundmaster Craig went out yesterday and buried the dead horse that has been offending the people living around American Hill. Frank Morrow, who used to live at Moore’s Flat and afterwards ran a saloon here, returned yésterday. He registers from Roseburg, Oregon. Following was this morning’s weather prediction:“Fair. Continue » warm tonight and tomorrow. Brisk north wind.” It is warm today and the north wind is here. Peter Orzalli was injured Saturday Tent by a” piece of steel breaking off the wedge he was striking and entering his thigh, making an ugly wound. ~ Three horses belonging to John Tamblyn and the Hill and Solari boys. were put up at auction today by Pond master Craig. Three‘dollars was bid on the others. There was no sale. afternoon while chopping wood at Blue Tamblyn horse and nothing on the Srx loaves bread for 25c at Hom ann’s They All Have Them. Every town has a Har or two, a smart — than it needs, a woman or two that tattles, an old fogy that the town would be better off without, men who stand on the street corners and make remarks _ about the women, a man who laughs an ididtic laugh every time he saysanything, scores of men with the caboose of their trowsers worn smooth as glass, men who can tell you how the war question should be settled, all about the weather, and how to run other people’s business, but who have made.a dismal failure of their own.— Merced Sun, Girls are warned not to marry editors, says an exchange. An editor in a_neighboring town came near killing his wife recently. A servant was awakened by ‘the screams of the mistress, and found her being choked by her husband. ‘The editor had dreamed that a delinquent subscriber had paid up his subacription, and he was grasping his wife by the throat thinking he had the money in his hands. : ae ~ LEARN TO say “No” when a dealer offers<you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There can be no substitute for America’s Greatest Medicine. Hoop’s Pitts cure. nausea, sick headache, billiousness and. all liver pills Price 25 cents. oo 29 Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson’s. Bee. hive grocery store on Commercial street. — 110-tf Dog Lost. A reward will be paid for the Fetapa, oe a fox terrier lost about three weeks ago. Is full brother of Char es Pecor's dog; right side of head black. J. V. Bennetts, Cosmopolition saloon, Grass Valley. f.0-1 wk, Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, . Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to nd. spc D, F, BELL, ©. ©, B, N; SaoxcrarFt, K. of &. &S. : === 7 Or It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of rene kind, and. especially is this true of the photographs taken by MOORE, Secu: Studio on York Street. Corsets at $1, . Corsets at $1.25, And as much higher as you want to go. At MAHER & CO’S. Aleck, some pretty girls, more loafers MONDAY.. pane Three Funerals 5 al The funeral : of Washington one of the mos ever held in thi _ from Mr. Wo services were ¢ mayne. A sele were many flor of the pall we Foster, J. D. Hi Leonard, W. J, Williamson, O Allen, C. Thort The funeral c riman, watchm: and Constitut found dead Sat cabin, -occurre from Gray’s un pall-bearers wi Ramsey, R. N.1 Barr, A. Keeny. Yesterday aft mains of the lat man were laid t etery. The f .Canice church G, O'Neill, Chas Jand, M. Husse; ‘Tobias were the Mrs. John W was buried fre ehurch this. afte picies of Neva I The church was who assembled . of esteem and r Mrs. Waters car her parents in weeks old, am Pennsylvania w to Grass Valley to Nevada City, resided. In 18 John Waters * years resided Mayflower min ried by E. J. Ba G. Scadden, J-1 Geo. E. Johnsto Osborne. W heatian Hop men com week. Pruning ten days, , Several days £ in D. P. Durst’s peculiar accide of dirt ata mule the bone of his . O. White was, paralysis Satur condition is no ihe.is still in a v requires consi Corners, Phil, Frat The Radica monthly, isall t treats of politic topics in a strai ing way that wi ers and bitte problems arg pe plain language. California, by Company, whic copy toany adc : x = including Johnnie Buzzu and One} throat reaches the stomach, thus: proTo $ mast above the city hall. He telefamily will remove to Sacramento The hedgerow blossoms stain the sod, P Oo Suppr : tae thhi i Th ke the grasses nod, Lung, yet to hear from. ducing catarrh of the stomach. Mediphoned to all prominent buildings that about March first. Mr. Hibbitt will ee ae ae mon ae srl 8, ¥ sal actos prescribed for me for OOOO 060000646 F COCO CCOOCOO® ‘ Marshal Tom conduct a shop at 624 J street. Mrs. A. M. Dobbie has returned to her home in North Bloomfield after a two months’ visit with the family of William H. Crawford of this city. O. E. Johnston, A. Getz, Ed. Koeur and Martin O’Shea, owners in the Home mine on Deer creek, arrived SatDown the green hillside ambling stray. Along the blue horizon rim The lights and shadows sink or swim, And penciled faintly on the skies A ghostly half moon’s crescent lies. The blackbirds chant the whole day long. A rhythmic madness in their song, And dusk and dawn along the lane Echoes the cowbells’ rude refrain. have flagpoles and before a great while flags were flying all over the city in respect to the memory of the gallant American marines and sailors who Jost their lives by the blowing up of the Muine. Strange to say, not one of the persons te whom word was sent about . raising the flags had thought of it ; 5 three years for. catarrh of t' Preparations are being made in Northwithout cure, but today bi reg eae amptonshire England, to participate} piest of men after using: only one box in the celebration of the three bund-j of gh est gps re blets. I canredth anniversary of the birth of oes good Teale. MD nace aa hook, Oliver Cromwell on April25next. One. appetite and sound rest from their of the ways in which it is. proposed to. use.” honer the day in Northamptonshire is. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are the erous complain the boys about sling shots. 1 against this nui have been not arresting all lac of the dangerot 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 : The very short Corset. The medium long Corset. ria é : i ; _Ernest MeGaffey in Woman’s Home Com: . by a pilgrimage to Naseby battlefield, . S8fest preparation as well as ‘the. sim-. being just one year since the disaster ,""4y evening from San Francisco. ana she Slopes ma Orden wait‘ pieatent plest and most sonvenient rosiedy for . . The Freneh cut Corset. he occurred. “Jack” McDougald has a triumph, The proposal has already . #D¥_ form of indigestion, catarrh of * Next Wedne An Easy Way Out. At a school inspection some of the boys found a difficulty in the correct Wafers, imported direct from Paris. placing of the letters ‘‘i’’ and ‘‘e’’ in Ladies can depend upen securing re-. such words as ‘‘believe,” **receive, ”* lief from and cure of irregular periods . etc. regardless of cause. In red wrappers, When the inspector said blandly, Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE. ‘My boys, I will give you an infallible DRUG COMPANY, importers, San rule, one I invariably use myself,’ the Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. papils wore all attention, and oven the and Mrs. J. B. Erb, and brother of Mrs. master pricked up his ears. ; T. H. Curley of San Francisco and “Phe inspector continued: ‘It ie sim-} 4 gnes, J. C., Nettie V.,° Mazie E., ply tne: Weite the ‘i’ and ‘e’ exactly . Kathleen J. and Fannie .M. Erb of. aike and put the dct in the imiddte . Napa, x native of Moore’s Flat, Nevada over them. ’’—Livervool Merourv. County, Cal. ‘The long Corset. The extra long Corset. So if you want a Corset to fit you come to MAHER & CO'’S. . You will see here : The Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corset, , The Rh & G Corset in 10 different styles and at. ‘all prices. ‘The Chicago Corset Waist, i The Ferris Good Sense Corset Waist for Ladies and Children. . , The Fitting Corset in all sizes. See our new short Corsets. They are the proper : A new lot of those 50 cent Corsets in Grey and Black. Than are better than ever. Now, Ladies, come and let us show you Corsets— (—FWE KNOW WE CAN SUIT YOU gg Respectfully, been heartily approved in, the count stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, town and many prominent London ies heartbarn and bloating after meals. churchmen are to. be invited to partiFcstgabitd — “oe ee — on ipate in th é stomach troubles, by addressing Stuart sit ac tA Co., Marshall, Mich. ‘The tablets can be found at ali drag stores. 13-24 “ French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy number of acquaintances in this city and will be remembered by many of our citizens, having been'a delegate to the Grand Parlor of Native Sons when that body met here in. 1887. tou’s birthday . schools, banks, and other pub closed. Many . determined te places at noon, «hes of busines ‘THERE is mor of the country put together © : , 4 For a great n DIED. In Napa, February 15, 1899, William H., only and dearly beloved son of Mr. Best in The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City: ni 23-tf Warm Welcome (2 O) 2.2 . Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. ~ 2 o@e Go To The Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-tf bits ¢ . 4 nouneed it a : : q scribed local stantly failing ment, pronoun has proven ca : ot aww nine ttnn Re en § SF Tee > ee HE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. Commercial St. ‘ : ik igs tional disease, : aner & ( O. comet itaea a That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this _One-Quarter . coustalian ie a: Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in aD is taken inter } price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this drops to a tea twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than, ‘a casual on the blood . ee . —— glance would indicate. If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily.put, together for bargain > Pan say Gur 3 3 Bd purposes, then such _a--reduction as we offer woild mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when . Bend tol oe he A 4 O ad igs purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are * Adare 9 rea ettin " ae, ” BJ. : iy . Off es! 6 at 2 _ . ‘Phere’s a general. gathering ‘up; here OF THOSE FINE nh Tey Cg oe o)520 lore O D i. 4 f ‘4 s peg t F G t of odds and ends after the holidays and eet a6 Lo A cae ee tle. K k} = SF -_— = n where we find too many of a kind we ‘ . F , aig : : ' Ss : : Hall’ ; _ One Dollar for SeVENTY-FIVE OSNIS. sci tonmcineas gp WHI SK Floss Mattresses “= ; as, ata . the usual and the things are quickly RE mecabloss sac pene . Beceeesesre sear nrerer ier eee he _ jftakten by wise buyers, The opportanity. Ae he 4 ce erg ee For this ™ RROUCED: PORE ON. UVERCOAYS. The suit that ised to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam 10W. jess than value ianow presented. ones eee TAITIC Oo perp. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S sacha be purchased for $15, and all others at reduced prices. Take your . who wish to save money will take the! { aeuere KINKE AD’S month. REDUCED PRICES ON ‘CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. . choice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and . hint Cacao ee . i A, OS wie a ope eee ane fl4-tf Leade REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. : Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. = . Packed Mi Sed [AR Se rm cn Bl FURNITURE STORE. _ ‘Goacaan But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. , \ Pp GoSe ADDEN, a Scipanks the olaael shiney Sal gulide tiv -ttes ewe @ inlieetaanl Jerry, always