February 22, 1902 (4 pages)

ul -Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT} . ee @ Issued Every Evening, SundaysExcepted, at Nevada City. ——_ a= TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Byfem, 86 Por Year. By Carrier, 121-20 Per Week. Delivered to any part of the city. = SATURDAY ....----5: sere owe Sores en enersveewen February 22, 1902 Chinese position to the purposes of that convention has not been direct, but none the less effective because of its indirection. California can still say that her people are nearly unanimous on the main idea of exclusion, but the men in a position to make their influence felt are divided as to the best means to do what needs to be done. present law are being prepared by the San Francisco commissioners, but there is small hope of their being adopted. On the other hand, men especially representing the trade of the State advocate amendments that would under the present law be practically inoperative. ment in the matter and unite on some plan. is not what kind of law the Pecific Coast would like, but the kind it can get. K will become the bride of Walter Harold Wednesday Next. . At the home of Rev. J. Sims next . irkbride. It will be a quiet affair and only the relatives and most inti-. {8 will be present. “HE PROSPECT of an extension of the present Chinese exclusion law for an indefinite period is not so. J. good as it was when all parties participated in the Chinese exclusion convention in San Francisco. OpAmendments to the It is time that these people should come to some agrecThe question 44444444446 After Mining Fakirs. HERE ARE TROUBLESIN STORE for mining and oil fakers in California. The State Mineralogist has started out a trustworthy man on the road to personally inspect mining and oil properties that are being advertised abroad as great dividend winners which have no reputation to speak of at home and so are objects of ~suspicion. The official searcher for truth left San Francisco a few days since for Southern California with data in his pockets and. definite instructions from the State Mineralogist to guide him. In speaking of this important matter Mr. Aubury says: “There are fake concerns in this State that are making all sorts of pretenses in the East and in Europe to ensnare the unwary. I have reccived letters from bankers in Europe and elsewhere in which were enclosed circulars issued from various points in California, in which the pretense of being able to earn enormous aruual percentages on investments annually is set forth. One banker in Paris has written to me that he is satisfied that a concern to which his attention has been attracted by one of his clients is paying dividends from its capital and not from its earnings. After looking the matter over I am convinced that he is about right in his supposition. I will not mention the concern yet, but I will soon have all the facts about the property that is made the basis of the circular in question. This is a mining proposition, but there are oil propositions that are proceeding on the same line. Oil properties and mines will be investigated wherever there is any reasonable question concerning the representations that they are making for. the purpose of selling stock. I take it that the duty of the State Mineralogist requires him. to do all that can be done to protect the legitimate mining interests of the State. are doing business on the square. way in which the State Mineralogist can act. pany is found to be operating under false pretenses I will inform the Postmaster-General of the United States and that -will lead to having the objectionable circulars excluded from The investigators who are sent out will be competent and thoroughly reliable men, who will report from personal observation just what the production of any mining The misleading circulars that have been the mails. or oil’ company is. youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs, . ‘this vicinity. raised at this city and by kind acte and cheering disposition has endeared herself to all her associates. finishing her education in the local public-school Miss Sims took her departare for the southern part of the State, where slie entered an elocutionary echool and eince returning here has ever been found ready and willing to take part in all programs for benefits, etc. The public library fund which has a good. start and bids well to become a reality, is partly due to the efforts of the young lady as she was the starter of and manager of the the entertainment which was recently given for that purpose and proved to be a grand social and financial! success. : Mr, Kirkbride, who is a young man. rived here last evening. of sterling qualities and pleasant disposition, is the only son of Rev. Dr. avd Mrs. Kirkbride and is a civil engineer by profession. He now holds . an excellent position at Palo Alto with the Southern Pacific Company. The Ruble Co. sented “Monte Cristo” at the Theatre considering the extremely If the public learn that fakes will be exposed that will benefit the solid concerns that But if the fakirs can go on and gull the public the reputation of the State will be hurt and all legitimate enterprises seeking capital for development will be hampered. I have conferred with the Attorney General and he has informed me that this is the only When a comate friends of the contracting parties Miss Sims, the bride to be, ie the Sime and is quite well known in She was born and After Al the Theatre. The Ruble Theatre Company prelast evening toa fairly good audience stormy weather, ‘The play is oue that needs little eriticism as it is known all over the country. This company presents the version that has been made so popalar by James O'Neill. Mr. McDonald played “Monte Cristo” and was excellent. Heisa fine actor and it don’t seem ;ossible for him to be anyibing but good in all of the parts he plays. Miss Hemous was the “Mercedes,” and she was brilliant. The scene in the fourth act was superb. The balance of the company were suitably cast and all appeared to advantege. By special request Manager Ruble has consented to give a special performance on Sunday night when the “Pearl of Savoy” will be presented. _ The Rainfall The rainfall up to nine o'clock this morning wes 1.45inches. This makes 1818 inches so far this month, giving a total of 88.90 inches for the season, At Big Tuanel it snowed all of last night. prevailed in this vicinity until morning. One year ago today 125 lives were lost in San Francisco Bay by the sinking of the steamer Rio dé Janeiro, Although constant search has been made for the vessel ever since she suck no trace of her bas ever been found, and it is probable never will be. Deafaess Cannot Be Cured. received from abroad cannot be procured from the offices of} By tocal applications, as ‘they cannot the companies in this State. ment of fakers.” We are glad to state that there-are no wild-cat schemes of this kind operating in Nevada county, and if there are any in any other part of California we hope that they will be ex posed, as there is nothing that will hinder the development of our State’s mining interests more, or keep foreign capital from investing here, than the deception practiced by bogus mining companies. The mining propositions in this vicinity are all reliable and the capitalist who invests here will never] _ F. it The manipulators are too wary for that. .But I will take means to inform the press-of discoveries for the protection of the public and the discouragereach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you bave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this -. tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by caterrh, which ts nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces, for any case of deafness (caused by J. OHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. SINS-KIDKBRIDE. Will Sink Will Be Wedded On OC. C. Weisenberger, the millwright, went out today to the Hampton and Gage mine at Willow Valley to examine the site for anew heist. Superintendent Bray has decided to sink the working of the property. Wednesday a very pretty wedding will e be solmenized and Miss Martlia Sims . P' soon as possible. The Hampton and Gage mine, it will be remembered are looking exceedingly bright. . drifting is progressing right along. Going and Coming. The Home is equipped with first-class Bet. ral. here yesterday attending court. cisco. iog from San Francisco, in town last evening. on the sick list, is now improving. mercial man is in town. here from San Francisco. land, San Fraccisco on mining business, will return home this evoning. City this morning and left for the Bay. — terest of the celebrated Jesse Moore whiskey. in on the afternoon train. from Washington today. ciger man of Sab Francieco, is fa town. morning from San Francisce for a few days visit to his father, Hon, E. M. Preston. . well any other way. A steady downpour Never Been Found. THE HOME. Thirty Stamps are Kept Running Night and Day. J few. Saf EE new shaft, and to thas expedite} atthe Home mine down Deer Creek The . things are looking decidedly prosperoposed work isto be commenced 88) ous, Thirty. stamps are kept con-. , etantly dropping on good ore. Fifty i men are employed; and the mine bids the old Posey, and its future pros. ¢fgir to exceed all former records this month in its output. A depth of 700 feet has been reached in the shaft, and ; machinery, and the property is now one of the best in the district. Superintendent D. J. McFall is to be congratulated for bringing the Home M. J, Hein is over from French Oor-. to the front. He has worked hard to accomplish this end, and now his efforts are being rewarded. It is due, in a.great measure, to his skill as a miner and his good judgment that E. B. Powers is dowa: from You Ed. Fitzsimmons of Grass Valley was L. Crosby is here from San Franproducer. It is known-as “a young mine,” but alk signs now denote that it will be of long life and filled with prosperity. Died This Morning. Florence Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr. an rs. Mitchell who live on the Pat Hall ranch, between this city and Grass Valley on the line of the Narrow Gauge road, passed away at.2 o'clock this morning, She was a native of Oregon and aged 5 years, 7 months and 26 days. Fcr some time past she has been suffering from a somewhat peculiar ailment which was at first thought to be appendicitis but when it developed further was seen to be something else. A few days ago Drs. Muller,and Sawyer operated upoa the child and removed a quantity of puss in hope of relieving her but it was to no avail, The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Train Wreek. Ex Paso, Texas, Feb. 21—A report has reached this city that the Pennsylvania excursion train was wrecked on the Mexican Central, a consider John McCarthy returned last evenOharles Stoaks of Grass Valley was Mrs. R. G. McCutchan, who is been Ed M. Lynn, the well-known com©. M. Hunt and P. L. Johnaten are Iewia L. Harlow of New York ar J. M. Snowden ia here from OakW. H. Dunlap, who has been to Wm. Lawry came down from Forest Joha O, Donnelly is here in the inJ. F. Marray of San Francisco came Supervisor E. OC. Grissel came down the well known Bert Wertheimer, Myers Preston arrived here this Mrs: B. F. Preston, who bas been here on a visit to her father, M. L. seine oe this morning to her! 4). distance trom here. No details ome at Sacramento. ° : t Ities have bee : W. A. Rulison“of Gaston Ridge left ™ eles sesh oo gg thie morning for San Franc’sco on & Something Nice to Keep visit to his family. H. Jepsen is laid up with rheamaAny one whoattended the re-union tiem picnic and ented Cw women ‘ countyans, which was held ‘at GlenDick Ballestero, Ralph Maitland gh the 10th of September, poet and Jobn Tamblyn went down tothe] procure aluminum souvenirs of that lower country on a bunting trip today. Pei ea five oma ea in = W. Mrs. W. A. Dickerson of North py aia. olay tse a tha om Bicomand bs quite alck, Ghutaa teen) ene a ill for two weeks, and although her condition is not considered dangerous, “Bmoke the up-to-date Cisar Thoma: os none better. For eele at Restor 60s, Jarl Exhibit Friday evening. The price sion to the exhibition has been fixed . at the small sum of twenty-five cents. . A series of those entertainments are to be given at the homes of the ladies . evening, Febraary 28th. lins, a pioneer of this section left his home:-to go to Liebels Camp, five miles away. He started home in .the evening, but a8 darkness overtook him, he this mine has become a substantial] concluded to camp. After boilding a campfire, he lay down beside it. clothing ignited and be was roasted as , Next Friday. The ladies of the Methodist church, who have decided to give art ‘exhibi-~ tions, are arranging to mak one as entertaining as possible. to be given at the residence of Mrs e the first It is ohn Werry on Prospect Hill next of admiengaged in the good work. Due notice n each instance will be given, and the public is cordially invited to attend. Don’t mise the opening exbibiion. Remember the time — Friday He Is No More. —__—_— BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 22—Barnéy Col-—-Fastern Weather. 6 n y 4 Cu10aao, Feb. 22— Temperatures at a: ‘a. m.: New York 25, Boston 6, Phtia-. a . delphia 16, Washington 16, Obleago 18, . Minneapolis 6, Cincinnati 16, 8t Louis (Nevada City, California, 45,) fused, Th r eee ee, : thrown ont of Work jee give Clerks (0 Meeés . tie ure ; * tching fr [to call The Nevada City clerks will hold a kn 4 ; ie Ne meeting Monday evening at the hall ede cine who » 3 lof Nevada Hose Company, No.1, and ae sen It ‘ jo was ¢ ‘important business will be transacted, ®, Will appreciy as giver All clerks should be present. ate relief and pory, y. (. Mment. It never tain, j h’a Pee! Good Meats. . atDickermen’s Drug 4 oe Colley Brothers have the very best Febroaary 25th, j : ing of of beef, mutton and veal on hand at , : fof Grae ‘all times. tt > For Sale of the la ( ae i> le yeater Food Changed to Poison, : Household tornituy quid re Putrefying food in the intestines hree good stoves, j others’ . produces effects like those of capes offer refused. Mas, it oeieé but Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel . Main street. Wes ts the poisons from clogged bowels, agit gently, easily bat surely, curing Oon-}. Don’t forget to a io te stipation, Biliousness, ick Headache, . ¢, i caitice and to Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowe oats ne : ee aa troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. nday night. -: lunch Dp ‘ tland’s His he slept. aa ea in by Oc ‘Wild’s o ® specia EMBRODERES AND LA A Case In Point. Mrs. Manning—John, . bélleve you are the biggest Har in the world. The fact is, you don’t care a fig for me or you wouldn't try to deceive me all the . time. There was a time when you said I was the best and sweetest woman on earth. , Mr. Manning—And you believed it. Then why can't you believe the little fibs I tell you now?—Boston Transcript. Her Shopping Pocketbook. Crimsonbeak—My wife had her pocketbook stolen three times within a fortnight while shopping. Yeast—You don’t tell me! “Yes, and, strange to say, the thieves got the same each time.” “That is odd. How much did they get?” “Nothing.”—Yonkers Statesman. Poor Ecvnomy. “My husband always says a week or two before, Christmas that he doesn't want me to give him a single thing.” “Well, why don’t you take him at his word?’ “] did one year, and it nearly made him sick abed. So what’s the use of saving. money only to pay it out to the doctor ?’—Chicago Herald. Midnight Medicine. She (rather wearily)—It must be lovely to be a man. ; He (a late stayer)—Why? She—A man can spend the evening with whom he pleases and not have to New York Weekly. Glorious Success. Wife of the Professor—Charles, here is a telegram—an explosion in your laboratory, and the place is wrecked! Professor—Thank heaven! Then that experiment was a success after all!New York Times. she has not shown any sign of improvement. Snap Shols. A man who boasts that nobody can change his mind, usually has not mach mind to ahagge. Nothing looks as ugly asa strange crowd of people. It is wonderful the time some folks spend learning nothing. A man will admit that he’ pays, a good deal of attent'on to what his wife says, if it will help him out of something that he can’t get out of very The hardest person to convince is one who doesn’t know what you are talking about. No matter how trifling « man is, he swells up if asked advice. Half the gossip you hear is not true, and the rest is doubtful. Some things seem eesy till sou try to do them, Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crasts entertain anybody that comes along.— . BEaAe ill cont SEE WINDOW L xy wil ow : : tht: and Now, Ladies, we have the Grandest line of Lows 4 Em broideries that you ever saw. Never in the bj joy as of the Big Store could we ever show you anythingol linner a kind. We have. iow ever EMBROIDERIES at*5c, 3 for 25, bade spe 10c, 12%4¢, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35¢, 404, . ch 50c and 75¢ a Yard. . to ton! Most of these goods we have insertions to matoh, . over Black Applique, All-over White Applique, Ally Embroideries, All-over Tucking, All-over Tucking lace insertion, Valenciennes and Insertions, grand goods. Lots of them here now. The grande of Drees Trimmings ever ehown in Northern Califor All kinds from the cheapest to the best. j Blend Flouncing for Dresses, something nev, ( pATgO, W mbia fe jon a v bs made player. and see them, a seth New Goods coming every day. New Wash Sil ra coun the thin, slacy kind—but the kind that is sold ip progre large cities for 50 cents a yard. Oome just to sea st night Reopeorinnss W. D. . °° MAHER & OO Sin Nevada Counties Largest Store. The Pride of Nori . Birthe California. a : nine Aicely de ; ‘ ‘greatly ttenda (NOT U0., HOVCd Ue == : e9 whist, a: -W. Schi és ENN This is the last week—the final cle PCIE Don’t delay; come now. cane “ p. held , bis city ¢ TRIMMED HATS fame a IBPISOOP. _ RRP ener ‘J oO ° ROX GorSo 0) °o °o ° SOK fe} o ° 64.9 tJ ) d PEPC)G 2 GRO Hone R 2 S)6n2 F) MOK eT y in. ommun day S Dp. m.; hitentis ening I office, prayer, Every Lady’s Trimmed Hat has to go for $e hat for 65 eents. These Hats sold clean 0) Winter Goods. Got to go to make room fork . .MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. CW. a. OANIK be cele . Eveni: ock. A.& H. W.HARI Chatehmakers ae img and Carry the best line of Watches, Clocks, Wa abel the weague t6 p ider. ; Bervic Lhe ag Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Gu found in Northers California. Prices as lov We make a Speelalty of Water Repals ing. catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. Send for circulars, free The biggest cigar is uot always the best. Some persons think they know all about writing. for the public press. They asuaNy change their minds when they give.it a trial. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders 'o Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton aud Jam5 io the market, fe21-tf Seales A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one cana those with whom you come in contact Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper condition and. make your breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For.sdle by H. Dickraman, sole agent. tf We will give One Hundred Dollars; . vee Ranch For Sale at a Bargaia. The Holland Ranch, Columbia Hill is offered ata. Terms part down and balance on m, Sold b avegetons, Me. Hall's Fam y Pille are the best, ¢ Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt be affected with. It is nauseating to) situated near) PETALUMA INCUBATORS More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in i that the best),,in four sizes, ray By bags structed of Pay MADE BY PETALUMA.CAL to 3 For sale and stock carried by LEGG & SHAW co. . PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO only, — L eggs. Conalifornia Redwood, Co meeclating, and. Hot Fg in principle’ ee equipments. r and moisture system properly co trolled. Costs less in time and f va machines have been made. for ma. ipo ‘th thousands of them arein suc the strongest stock. Freight. Has all modern = re twenty years, . uloperation. H: Catalogue Sra We .and Suarantee Our Work oh z BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a2 . nce,” (Sag t the 1 oc y invit WMeKinley Teme ee°@ Spoons ad ——kk— These are something new and will sell ve] Better come and getfone before they 7" a mi; —*K ek —— : mu C. J. BRAND, = {= The J cS ai a 5 208 at , Th The Support of a Fail comes from the R meat market ca ¢ eccasiona! contin ‘in the best manne! All goods sre ot don’t bay be each article ar eonts of cost, y Corrright

ul -Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT} . ee @ Issued Every Evening, SundaysExcepted, at Nevada City. ——_ a= TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Byfem, 86 Por Year. By Carrier, 121-20 Per Week. Delivered to any part of the city. = SATURDAY .......----5: sere owe Sores en enersveewen February 22, 1902 Chinese position to the purposes of that convention has not been direct, but none the less effective because of its indirection. California can still say that her people are nearly unanimous on the main idea of exclusion, but the men in a position to make their influence felt are divided as to the best means to do what needs to be done. present law are being prepared by the San Francisco commissioners, but there is small hope of their being adopted. On the other hand, men especially representing the trade of the State advocate amendments that would under the present law be practically inoperative. ment in the matter and unite on some plan. is not what kind of law the Pecific Coast would like, but the kind it can get. K will become the bride of Walter Harold Wednesday Next. . At the home of Rev. J. Sims next . irkbride. It will be a quiet affair and only the relatives and most inti-. {8 will be present. “HE PROSPECT of an extension of the present Chinese exclusion law for an indefinite period is not so. J. good as it was when all parties participated in the Chinese exclusion convention in San Francisco. OpAmendments to the It is time that these people should come to some agrecThe question 44444444446 After Mining Fakirs. HERE ARE TROUBLESIN STORE for mining and oil fakers in California. The State Mineralogist has started out a trustworthy man on the road to personally inspect mining and oil properties that are being advertised abroad as great dividend winners which have no reputation to speak of at home and so are objects of ~suspicion. The official searcher for truth left San Francisco a few days since for Southern California with data in his pockets and. definite instructions from the State Mineralogist to guide him. In speaking of this important matter Mr. Aubury says: “There are fake concerns in this State that are making all sorts of pretenses in the East and in Europe to ensnare the unwary. I have reccived letters from bankers in Europe and elsewhere in which were enclosed circulars issued from various points in California, in which the pretense of being able to earn enormous aruual percentages on investments annually is set forth. One banker in Paris has written to me that he is satisfied that a concern to which his attention has been attracted by one of his clients is paying dividends from its capital and not from its earnings. After looking the matter over I am convinced that he is about right in his supposition. I will not mention the concern yet, but I will soon have all the facts about the property that is made the basis of the circular in question. This is a mining proposition, but there are oil propositions that are proceeding on the same line. Oil properties and mines will be investigated wherever there is any reasonable question concerning the representations that they are making for. the purpose of selling stock. I take it that the duty of the State Mineralogist requires him. to do all that can be done to protect the legitimate mining interests of the State. are doing business on the square. way in which the State Mineralogist can act. pany is found to be operating under false pretenses I will inform the Postmaster-General of the United States and that -will lead to having the objectionable circulars excluded from The investigators who are sent out will be competent and thoroughly reliable men, who will report from personal observation just what the production of any mining The misleading circulars that have been the mails. or oil’ company is. youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs, . ‘this vicinity. raised at this city and by kind acte and cheering disposition has endeared herself to all her associates. finishing her education in the local public-school Miss Sims took her departare for the southern part of the State, where slie entered an elocutionary echool and eince returning here has ever been found ready and willing to take part in all programs for benefits, etc. The public library fund which has a good. start and bids well to become a reality, is partly due to the efforts of the young lady as she was the starter of and manager of the the entertainment which was recently given for that purpose and proved to be a grand social and financial! success. : Mr, Kirkbride, who is a young man. rived here last evening. of sterling qualities and pleasant disposition, is the only son of Rev. Dr. avd Mrs. Kirkbride and is a civil engineer by profession. He now holds . an excellent position at Palo Alto with the Southern Pacific Company. The Ruble Co. sented “Monte Cristo” at the Theatre considering the extremely If the public learn that fakes will be exposed that will benefit the solid concerns that But if the fakirs can go on and gull the public the reputation of the State will be hurt and all legitimate enterprises seeking capital for development will be hampered. I have conferred with the Attorney General and he has informed me that this is the only When a comate friends of the contracting parties Miss Sims, the bride to be, ie the Sime and is quite well known in She was born and After Al the Theatre. The Ruble Theatre Company prelast evening toa fairly good audience stormy weather, ‘The play is oue that needs little eriticism as it is known all over the country. This company presents the version that has been made so popalar by James O'Neill. Mr. McDonald played “Monte Cristo” and was excellent. Heisa fine actor and it don’t seem ;ossible for him to be anyibing but good in all of the parts he plays. Miss Hemous was the “Mercedes,” and she was brilliant. The scene in the fourth act was superb. The balance of the company were suitably cast and all appeared to advantege. By special request Manager Ruble has consented to give a special performance on Sunday night when the “Pearl of Savoy” will be presented. _ The Rainfall The rainfall up to nine o'clock this morning wes 1.45inches. This makes 1818 inches so far this month, giving a total of 88.90 inches for the season, At Big Tuanel it snowed all of last night. prevailed in this vicinity until morning. One year ago today 125 lives were lost in San Francisco Bay by the sinking of the steamer Rio dé Janeiro, Although constant search has been made for the vessel ever since she suck no trace of her bas ever been found, and it is probable never will be. Deafaess Cannot Be Cured. received from abroad cannot be procured from the offices of} By tocal applications, as ‘they cannot the companies in this State. ment of fakers.” We are glad to state that there-are no wild-cat schemes of this kind operating in Nevada county, and if there are any in any other part of California we hope that they will be ex posed, as there is nothing that will hinder the development of our State’s mining interests more, or keep foreign capital from investing here, than the deception practiced by bogus mining companies. The mining propositions in this vicinity are all reliable and the capitalist who invests here will never] _ F. it The manipulators are too wary for that. .But I will take means to inform the press-of discoveries for the protection of the public and the discouragereach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you bave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this -. tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by caterrh, which ts nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces, for any case of deafness (caused by J. OHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. SINS-KIDKBRIDE. Will Sink Will Be Wedded On OC. C. Weisenberger, the millwright, went out today to the Hampton and Gage mine at Willow Valley to examine the site for anew heist. Superintendent Bray has decided to sink the working of the property. Wednesday a very pretty wedding will e be solmenized and Miss Martlia Sims . P' soon as possible. The Hampton and Gage mine, it will be remembered are looking exceedingly bright. . drifting is progressing right along. Going and Coming. The Home is equipped with first-class Bet. ral. here yesterday attending court. cisco. iog from San Francisco, in town last evening. on the sick list, is now improving. mercial man is in town. here from San Francisco. land, San Fraccisco on mining business, will return home this evoning. City this morning and left for the Bay. — terest of the celebrated Jesse Moore whiskey. in on the afternoon train. from Washington today. ciger man of Sab Francieco, is fa town. morning from San Francisce for a few days visit to his father, Hon, E. M. Preston. . well any other way. A steady downpour Never Been Found. THE HOME. Thirty Stamps are Kept Running Night and Day. J few. Saf EE new shaft, and to thas expedite} atthe Home mine down Deer Creek The . things are looking decidedly prosperoposed work isto be commenced 88) ous, Thirty. stamps are kept con-. , etantly dropping on good ore. Fifty i men are employed; and the mine bids the old Posey, and its future pros. ¢fgir to exceed all former records this month in its output. A depth of 700 feet has been reached in the shaft, and ; machinery, and the property is now one of the best in the district. Superintendent D. J. McFall is to be congratulated for bringing the Home M. J, Hein is over from French Oor-. to the front. He has worked hard to accomplish this end, and now his efforts are being rewarded. It is due, in a.great measure, to his skill as a miner and his good judgment that E. B. Powers is dowa: from You Ed. Fitzsimmons of Grass Valley was L. Crosby is here from San Franproducer. It is known-as “a young mine,” but alk signs now denote that it will be of long life and filled with prosperity. Died This Morning. Florence Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr. an rs. Mitchell who live on the Pat Hall ranch, between this city and Grass Valley on the line of the Narrow Gauge road, passed away at.2 o'clock this morning, She was a native of Oregon and aged 5 years, 7 months and 26 days. Fcr some time past she has been suffering from a somewhat peculiar ailment which was at first thought to be appendicitis but when it developed further was seen to be something else. A few days ago Drs. Muller,and Sawyer operated upoa the child and removed a quantity of puss in hope of relieving her but it was to no avail, The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Train Wreek. Ex Paso, Texas, Feb. 21—A report has reached this city that the Pennsylvania excursion train was wrecked on the Mexican Central, a consider John McCarthy returned last evenOharles Stoaks of Grass Valley was Mrs. R. G. McCutchan, who is been Ed M. Lynn, the well-known com©. M. Hunt and P. L. Johnaten are Iewia L. Harlow of New York ar J. M. Snowden ia here from OakW. H. Dunlap, who has been to Wm. Lawry came down from Forest Joha O, Donnelly is here in the inJ. F. Marray of San Francisco came Supervisor E. OC. Grissel came down the well known Bert Wertheimer, Myers Preston arrived here this Mrs: B. F. Preston, who bas been here on a visit to her father, M. L. seine oe this morning to her! 4). distance trom here. No details ome at Sacramento. ° : t Ities have bee : W. A. Rulison“of Gaston Ridge left ™ eles sesh oo gg thie morning for San Franc’sco on & Something Nice to Keep visit to his family. H. Jepsen is laid up with rheamaAny one whoattended the re-union tiem picnic and ented Cw women ‘ countyans, which was held ‘at GlenDick Ballestero, Ralph Maitland gh the 10th of September, poet and Jobn Tamblyn went down tothe] procure aluminum souvenirs of that lower country on a bunting trip today. Pei ea five oma ea in = W. Mrs. W. A. Dickerson of North py aia. olay tse a tha om Bicomand bs quite alck, Ghutaa teen) ene a ill for two weeks, and although her condition is not considered dangerous, “Bmoke the up-to-date Cisar Thoma: os none better. For eele at Restor 60s, Jarl Exhibit Friday evening. The price sion to the exhibition has been fixed . at the small sum of twenty-five cents. . A series of those entertainments are to be given at the homes of the ladies . evening, Febraary 28th. lins, a pioneer of this section left his home:-to go to Liebels Camp, five miles away. He started home in .the evening, but a8 darkness overtook him, he this mine has become a substantial] concluded to camp. After boilding a campfire, he lay down beside it. clothing ignited and be was roasted as ,

Next Friday. The ladies of the Methodist church, who have decided to give art ‘exhibi-~ tions, are arranging to mak one as entertaining as possible. to be given at the residence of Mrs e the first It is ohn Werry on Prospect Hill next of admiengaged in the good work. Due notice n each instance will be given, and the public is cordially invited to attend. Don’t mise the opening exbibiion. Remember the time — Friday He Is No More. —__—_— BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 22—Barnéy Col-—-Fastern Weather. 6 n y 4 Cu10aao, Feb. 22— Temperatures at a: ‘a. m.: New York 25, Boston 6, Phtia-. a . delphia 16, Washington 16, Obleago 18, . Minneapolis 6, Cincinnati 16, 8t Louis (Nevada City, California, 45,) fused, Th r eee ee, : thrown ont of Work jee give Clerks (0 Meeés . tie ure ; * tching fr [to call The Nevada City clerks will hold a kn 4 ; ie Ne meeting Monday evening at the hall ede cine who » 3 lof Nevada Hose Company, No.1, and ae sen It ‘ jo was ¢ ‘important business will be transacted, ®, Will appreciy as giver All clerks should be present. ate relief and pory, y. (. Mment. It never tain, j h’a Pee! Good Meats. . atDickermen’s Drug 4 oe Colley Brothers have the very best Febroaary 25th, j : ing of of beef, mutton and veal on hand at , : fof Grae ‘all times. tt > For Sale of the la ( ae i> le yeater Food Changed to Poison, : Household tornituy quid re Putrefying food in the intestines hree good stoves, j others’ . produces effects like those of capes offer refused. Mas, it oeieé but Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel . Main street. Wes ts the poisons from clogged bowels, agit gently, easily bat surely, curing Oon-}. Don’t forget to a io te stipation, Biliousness, ick Headache, . ¢, i caitice and to Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowe oats ne : ee aa troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. nday night. -: lunch Dp ‘ tland’s His he slept. aa ea in by Oc ‘Wild’s o ® specia EMBRODERES AND LA A Case In Point. Mrs. Manning—John, . bélleve you are the biggest Har in the world. The fact is, you don’t care a fig for me or you wouldn't try to deceive me all the . time. There was a time when you said I was the best and sweetest woman on earth. , Mr. Manning—And you believed it. Then why can't you believe the little fibs I tell you now?—Boston Transcript. Her Shopping Pocketbook. Crimsonbeak—My wife had her pocketbook stolen three times within a fortnight while shopping. Yeast—You don’t tell me! “Yes, and, strange to say, the thieves got the same each time.” “That is odd. How much did they get?” “Nothing.”—Yonkers Statesman. Poor Ecvnomy. “My husband always says a week or two before, Christmas that he doesn't want me to give him a single thing.” “Well, why don’t you take him at his word?’ “] did one year, and it nearly made him sick abed. So what’s the use of saving. money only to pay it out to the doctor ?’—Chicago Herald. Midnight Medicine. She (rather wearily)—It must be lovely to be a man. ; He (a late stayer)—Why? She—A man can spend the evening with whom he pleases and not have to New York Weekly. Glorious Success. Wife of the Professor—Charles, here is a telegram—an explosion in your laboratory, and the place is wrecked! Professor—Thank heaven! Then that experiment was a success after all!New York Times. she has not shown any sign of improvement. Snap Shols. A man who boasts that nobody can change his mind, usually has not mach mind to ahagge. Nothing looks as ugly asa strange crowd of people. It is wonderful the time some folks spend learning nothing. A man will admit that he’ pays, a good deal of attent'on to what his wife says, if it will help him out of something that he can’t get out of very The hardest person to convince is one who doesn’t know what you are talking about. No matter how trifling « man is, he swells up if asked advice. Half the gossip you hear is not true, and the rest is doubtful. Some things seem eesy till sou try to do them, Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crasts entertain anybody that comes along.— . BEaAe ill cont SEE WINDOW L xy wil ow : : tht: and Now, Ladies, we have the Grandest line of Lows 4 Em broideries that you ever saw. Never in the bj joy as of the Big Store could we ever show you anythingol linner a kind. We have.. iow ever EMBROIDERIES at*5c, 3 for 25, bade spe 10c, 12%4¢, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35¢, 404, . ch 50c and 75¢ a Yard. . to ton! Most of these goods we have insertions to matoh, . over Black Applique, All-over White Applique, Ally Embroideries, All-over Tucking, All-over Tucking lace insertion, Valenciennes and Insertions, grand goods. Lots of them here now. The grande of Drees Trimmings ever ehown in Northern Califor All kinds from the cheapest to the best. j Blend Flouncing for Dresses, something nev, ( pATgO, W mbia fe jon a v bs made player. and see them, a seth New Goods coming every day. New Wash Sil ra coun the thin, slacy kind—but the kind that is sold ip progre large cities for 50 cents a yard. Oome just to sea st night Reopeorinnss W. D. . °° MAHER & OO Sin Nevada Counties Largest Store. The Pride of Nori . Birthe California. a : nine Aicely de ; ‘ ‘greatly ttenda (NOT U0., HOVCd Ue == : e9 whist, a: -W. Schi és ENN This is the last week—the final cle PCIE Don’t delay; come now.. cane “ p. held , bis city ¢ TRIMMED HATS fame a IBPISOOP. _ RRP ener ‘J oO ° ROX GorSo 0) °o °o ° SOK fe} o ° 64.9 tJ ) d PEPC)G 2 GRO Hone R 2 S)6n2 F) MOK eT y in. ommun day S Dp. m.; hitentis ening I office, prayer, Every Lady’s Trimmed Hat has to go for $e hat for 65 eents. These Hats sold clean 0) Winter Goods. Got to go to make room fork . .MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. CW. a. OANIK be cele . Eveni: ock. A.& H. W.HARI Chatehmakers ae img and Carry the best line of Watches, Clocks, Wa abel the weague t6 p ider. ; Bervic Lhe ag Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Gu found in Northers California. Prices as lov We make a Speelalty of Water Repals ing. catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. Send for circulars, free The biggest cigar is uot always the best. Some persons think they know all about writing. for the public press. They asuaNy change their minds when they give.it a trial. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders 'o Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton aud Jam5 io the market, fe21-tf Seales A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one cana those with whom you come in contact Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper condition and. make your breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For.sdle by H. Dickraman, sole agent. tf We will give One Hundred Dollars; . vee Ranch For Sale at a Bargaia. The Holland Ranch, Columbia Hill is offered ata. Terms part down and balance on m, Sold b avegetons, Me. Hall's Fam y Pille are the best, ¢ Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt be affected with. It is nauseating to) situated near) PETALUMA INCUBATORS More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in i that the best),,in four sizes, ray By bags structed of Pay MADE BY PETALUMA.CAL to 3 For sale and stock carried by LEGG & SHAW co. . PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO only, — L eggs. Conalifornia Redwood, Co meeclating, and. Hot Fg in principle’ ee equipments. r and moisture system properly co trolled. Costs less in time and f va machines have been made. for ma. ipo ‘th thousands of them arein suc the strongest stock. Freight. Has all modern = re twenty years, . uloperation. H: Catalogue Sra We ..and Suarantee Our Work oh z BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a2 . nce,” (Sag t the 1 oc y invit WMeKinley Teme ee°@ Spoons ad ——kk— These are something new and will sell ve] Better come and getfone before they 7" a mi; —*K ek —— : mu C. J. BRAND, = {= The J cS ai a 5 208 at , Th The Support of a Fail comes from the R meat market ca ¢ eccasiona! contin ‘in the best manne! All goods sre ot don’t bay be each article ar eonts of cost, y Corrright