February 26, 1896 (4 pages)

to met‘Comesinto’my oom through talking with Mr. ‘Pire at ors Yee when you get Hancock.” Gow, erécomes inthe point that Mr,Fitch: mite Mnot_ or._yillnot remember.) J saw im, ' “TNOONSTTUTIONAL the roof of a eid Aoa Chronicle o Various Folks theNenan a“Daeatd by the Electric Company's buil ing at ‘enced and he said: ‘‘Mr. Avery tells mé you are ley caught on fire, buta st¥éam of water in need of ready money. I carry but very was turned» on very promptly and the SUBSCRIPTION Tenne—Fifteen Cents a Week, little about me, but I will give you an order eMune Evenings Dail Bxcept Sandaye and eee ony ener yee‘Mouth;—— Year Pee ARRIVALS aT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. paren Doings and Intentions. Wh Jon; Mr, Mitchell, the Business’ Manager flames extinguished , before much damage _>. vewtilted:. Sines the company pat up their . G. “Bigelow iis over frem Colaribia Hill, Supreme Cotrt. Franetsco, Feb. 25.—The Califor~ au easeer fe Bare SouLine}. for$20. I do not present it to you, I am, ‘tiéw ‘pallding, the”‘shed has been usedas sedy» Alhamgli of San’ Francisco arrived niaSanSupreme Court today decided that the Dellbaras:iz Marysville Sa oorat reporter a O. J. Haley, Marysville, Ren Daniels, ake V. Morrison, Grass Valley, Mra, Oharity A.’ = ©. Davis, R. F. Knox, D. Deware, Cc. W. Kitts, “ G. W. Kyemming, primary election law passed at the last Leges Alderman, J, of Sacramento arrived here islature is’ unconstitutional on the ground Mrs, J. Chisholm, San’ Juan, Mrs. Reese, ° that it is special and local legislation, Mrs, Doud and Miss Fudge, of DowniePat. McCarty, feet square was burnedin the roof, Chief Justice Beatty rendered the deAnd on that spot, in the old editorial rooms John Jerson, ville, arrived here last scaron their way. cision. Soon after the fire occurred a rumor was Noticeis hardy? iveSythe unde ed I, Salhingh, San Francisco. ef the Evening Bulletin, I. registered a WEDNESDAY..FEB. 26, 1896. mental vow that if it was ever in my power cirdulated in this city, probably. started by . * 540 Francisco,» All.the other justices concurred, Howard McIntosh, San Francisco, Lumber Firms of Nevada-City”‘and Grass some wag, that the gas works at Grass Valce“H. Noland, the livery man of DownieThis is understood to knock out the four J. R. Jones, Sacramento, Valley, that on after this date ass to assist Mr, Fitch, ‘even at the risk of my F. Z. Pinkley, Colusa, years terms of the county officers and reley ‘had exploded, that several persons had ville, arrived here Inst evening. Lumber will: be uniforinly the life, I would’do it. © neat e Arthur V, Poin, is been killed and the whole lower portion. of H, L. Moodyis over from Truckee. duce them to two, yards in these towns,» ._ M. Dond, Downieville, I worked for several months on this extra ©. A. Meiser of San Francisco arrived *ee Main atreet, was on fire, The report yas Miss Fudge, Tus Tow.es Bros,’ Co, es ‘*oase,”” In the early part of 1869 it was j here this morning. J. H. Noland, Will Be Here, M. L. & D. Marsigy =~ decided to publish a morning as well asan ‘Mrs, W. H. Martin went to Sacramento H. L. Moody "aches: H.& FLL L, Coorar, Mr. time this at Just Frank Monk, French Corral, edition, evening It is thought that Julian Sontag, Secre‘Character wate Mead vindicate the today on a visit, The Concert Tonight. flenry George, You Bet, Sargent wrote to. me that H.J. Tilden, who ‘Union Luunue Co,oo Cy C. O. Jepson, who has been figs on jury tary of the Miners’ Association, will be O, Jones, Bowman’s Dam, J.C, bien Bao, was then Assessor of Internal Revenue, had A good many tickets for the’ firemen’s duty the past week, returned today to ns present at the mass meeting for the reorganDavid Henry, Washington, a a-commission as U, S. Gauger for me, I concer this evening have been sold ‘and}}ome at Relief Hill, ization of the County Association in this February 24,+1896, srgVale, San FRANorsé0, Feb’y. 24,98® } was on my way to show the letter to Mr. the indications are that there will be a large: Mrs. L, Moon and little son went to San. city tomorrow. Evrror Transcriet, I either have the Fitch when { met him in the hall. He attendance. The public generally should be} Juan today to visit friends. or happy faculty of seeing the good points. of Don’t”Haity New York, Feb, 25.—T. H. Haley of said: ‘‘You are just the man I was looking as much interested in the affair as the fireWorp comes’ from all quarters that the Senator Preston has returned from Los , in the daily intercourse of life, neatest and most satisfactory dye for color— the Mosler-Bauman Safe Company tells a] put wait foe the for, I-want you to be assistant foreman men, aud give their hearty support. Make. Angéles,-where he went to assist in the new nw ‘in’ the hew coring the beard a brown or blackis Bucking‘brighter; the better side, has in ‘strange story of persecution at the hands of . .,.4, Largest stock of Carpets” and Wall of the morning edition. I thanked him, it a complete success. ‘Those who contribsure you can pay it ‘backin a short time.” Cénts & Liné Each Subthe gas generating room, sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates It was paid. J. R. Jones For Other AdverseingMade Known.on AppliL-wasdumfounded, A perfect stranger, smokestack became too hot and citused’,the . shake roof tu ignite. A hole about. two. ast evening. ; cation. and so much kindness extended to him! smicihs THA WERE UNJUST. were of Guorge XK Fitch. QUEER STORY. BSBmostaecases th6belgie been displayed to me, I can verti + ner stone ceremonies of the new Masonic. ham’s Dye for the Whiskers. a wealthy San Francisco widow named Paper now arriving, Prices as low as the and at the same time handed him the letter. ute to it will have the satisfaction of know~ Temple, Mr. Preston was presented with ~¢-0 0 not tell. Perhaps it may. be that my disI then said : “No words that I can speak . ing that they are aiding something that will a nice silver trowel, ’ Bourne which beganin 1881 and has continlowest. Orders taken for Hangi ing Paper, suitably engraved. position is such as to lead me-to “Speak of Advertised Letters. ued ever since through. personals inserted in could possibly give you an idea of the grati. be an improvement to the'town and a matter tf Leg & ‘HAW Co, a man as I find him, and censure alone what tude that dwells in my heart, If at any . } of pride to the people, Go tu the concertand The following is a list of the letters renewspapers unti) life has become unbearable. —_—_—____ I see.” Or, perhaps, it may be that I seek time I can be of service to you call upon. enjoy a nice treat, while at the same time —_———+-16emaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, out the kernels and let the chaff be blown Notice, . giving your mite towards the cost of putme.” Nevada County, Cal., February 26, 1986: Your Own Fault. wherever the wind ‘listeth. Whatever it Too soon the time came, The great] ting up two new flagpoles so that Old Glory rae firm heretofore tela existing under the ff Allen, J. H. may be, my desire to speak well of everyname and s te of Scadden.& Cleveland.ae: It is your own fault if you continue to ing busines strike among the printers took place in this{ can float to the breeze on all proper occaAdams, Mrs, K. s in Nevada City, Cal, is this "day one I may ha) n to have in mind, _whencity in August, 1869; starting firat in the . sions. suffer with any painful disease of a rheudissolved by mutual consent. Clark, John M. Mr. Phil -Scadoe ten agre ever the tru isobserved, is a pleasure to matic nature, for it is guaranteed and ha: e y ee Collins, J. F, the entire interest of Bulletin office. Did I hestitate what todo?. . concern e in evelan?d ag. been proven beyond doubt that the Oil oi Curnow, Thos, B, me, as I hope it is to your readers, Verdict For Plaintiff. hereafter conduct the same, ae be Sa Not. for’ a moment, I went to George Eden will remove ,all impurities from the Hahun, Wm. _ New York, Feb, 25.—A Herald special ~ “Pali Ted to miak@ these remarks, introOulton, -who was then “Collector of Internal bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful disHaguan, Wm. (2) The jury“in the case of Mary Sniith vs. from Washington, says: Secretaries Heraaah February 17, 1896, eases of the external system, The Oil of Hid, Philip, Revenue, told him the story as I have told Patrick Hawkins rendered a verdict last bert and'Lamont are giving special. atten_ write and of one who, in his time (and I do Eden has been sold by Jonn P, Zier of Kesler, Kugene it here, and asked him if he had any-objecnight, finding for plaintiff and assessing tion to the question of placing the extra Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and Lievre, Frank not believe his “time” is yet ever), cut no tions to the course I intended to pursue, damages'at $1. The suit was over a ditch star,’ representing: the new State of Utah, on can be obtained through other first-class Lessley, Jim “mall figitke! invthe «political , and ‘literary dealers in medicines, anufactured only Martin, John ‘Not a bit of objection,” said he. ‘Go and water right, the American flag, They were together tryhistory of the State, It always follows by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Malk, James ahead.”’ ing to perfect an. arrangement of forty-five “that "niad of strong will and positive char— Merrill, Wallace H. ge a Reta Cal, For sale by W, I worked until the strike was over, and Died This Morning. stars, which will be the number in national Podmore Mrs, A. H. Vinton, ° acter. makeq . enemies, No, matter, how incured the ill-will of most of the printers, Russell; Mrs. C. A. ensign on and after July 4th. Itis probable ODO “good'hia motives m may have been—no matSealed Proposals. will be reFrank Weeks, who has been suffering Sharrawn, Mrs. A, But the time came when many of those who that the starsin the new flag will be arter how pure his private life has beey—no Nevada County Directory. from an attack of ‘pneumonia, “and who ceived up to Feb, 29, 1896, at Smith, A.C, had struck asked ‘me to use my influence ranged in six rows, with eight and seven matter how zealously he has worked for Sousa, Joe 8 o'cloc k P. M. for building of with Mr, Fitch to get their places back. In was reported as being better yesterstars in each row alternately, At present Copies of the Nevada County arbre Silver, Will tno .matter. how. . much day, died at 4 o’clock this morning at some cases 1 did. But he was always a Power Williams, Billy the forty-four stars are arranged in six rows, can be obtained for 50 cents, House, For specifianguish of mind he may have suffered in his home beyond Park Avenue. Deceased Williams, .Miss Lora loyal to the men who stood by him. Howthe upper and lower rows having eight stars cents, Apply to cation s call atK.,_ Casper's ofcriticising the course of some public man has been a resident here for some time, and Williams. Mrs. John reach and the other seven stars each, Frep. E. Brown, who hag been his: personal and political ever, as there were many places to be filled was a son-in-law of Thomas Kebinson, fice If not called for in fifteen dive letters quite a number of the old hands were taken Transcript Office. friend for years, and who he may have A Social Time. will be sent to the dead letter office. Parback, which shows that Mr. F. has not that helped to pow porepesters: Tsay, how Bought aa Big Safe. Oustomah Lodge of Odd 0 Fellows will give ties calling for any of these letters wil “ate; the "slings and vindictive spirit, which his traducers accuse true all of thesé'! him of having. W.G. Richards ‘today received a large a social dance at Odd Fellows hall Thursday please say advertised, and pay a fée of one arrowg:of hatred , wads venom : will follow Political offices are ollentala quantities— safe that was formerly used at the Derbec. evening, March 5th, Phe Rebekahs have cent for each Jetter. him, eyen;igte.the shades.of, a life .devoted LEONARD 8. Carkins, P, M. we know we hold them today, but tomor-. mine, It was placed in his grocery store . been invited to be present, to his private concerns, ».: row, they may belong to some other parties, this afternoon. Mr, Richards will soon It appeama! to.me» that: the: Transontior Tuar slight cold, ‘of which you think so must lve eblarge cirqujation in this: city, I. suppose I realize this as mach a#any one. have # new office fitted up in the store, little, may lead to serious trouble with the Twice did I receive:the ‘‘yellow. envelope,” ‘oe lungs Avoid this result by taking Ayer’s for, ev I ote my letter te you. Rosgsure, Or,, Feb, 25.—. R. B. MathCherry Pectoral, the best’known remedy for about ree 5 ee get a day and twice (in addition to the first time) was No Kick Coming. ews, under: $5000 bonds to appear~ before ‘colds, coughs, catarrb, bronchitis, incipient passes that:some*one, ‘in a-sort -of ‘mocking: a place made forme in the Bulletin office. One day when a coupe driven along . the Grand Jury for attempted rapeon Miss ‘consumption, and all other throat and lung Inever asked Mr. Fitch for a favor but way, d ot say: ‘‘Why don’t you tell Broadway at. the rate of ten miles an . Grace Smith, eloped with her last night, At what it was. granted. We became very hour had cenie within a hairbreadth 2® us wie itee May Do As Much for fou. friendlyand are today. Can any-one wonof running me down I followed it up for noon a telegram was received announcing AN A¥FRETION: FOR (GEORGE K, FITCH ?” their marriage at Vancouver, Wash. that I have an aflection for him.’, three or four blocks until it came to a Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes Well, with , permission, I will gratIt -was.only today that a gentleman told halt beside the curbstone, Ninery Per Cenr,of all th need that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for ify thejggdiosit these. gentlemen, andI hme that during the cholera epidemicin Sac— ‘Do you know,’’ I said to the driver, . to take a course of Hood's Gartaperitie at many years, with severe pains in his back believe Ioan show a side of Mr. Fitch’s. ,smento, when Mr. F, was one of the. WhO grinned as. he saw mo approach, this season to prevent that run-down condiand also that his bladder was affected, He : **that. you nearly ran me down ten min. tion of the system which invites disease, tried’many so called Kidney cures bat withcharac’ er that few, are aware of, I have publishers of the Times and Transcript, he out any good result, About a year ago he been to dt ati ‘he’was cold; that not a drop was noted for his generosity aud kindness utes ago?”’ began use of Electric Bitters and found re“Yes, sir,’’ he promptly replied. Hoon’s Pitts are i of red blo (rune in. his veins; that he was ‘to the poor and sick. Even the late B. P. ‘You had. me in ‘between your car-*. do. not purge, -pain or gripe. “Bold by all lief'at once. Electric Bitters is especially ungratef * se--fisted—in fact, all the adapted to cure of all Kidney and Laver }Avery, at that time a perfect stranger, was. riage and a cable car, and it was a close . druggists. 25c. troubles and often gives almost instant re sins in he ue‘were Jaid athis door, saved to enlighten and please thousands by call.’’ e lief. One trial will prove our statement, e To all of these remarks I have. said, ‘I thé aid of the timely assistance given him **Yos, it was, sir. ’’ Price only 5(c, for large bottle. At Dickk:.ow better.” To some’ of my friends I by George K. Fitch. And thisis the-cold, ‘‘You didn’t even try to pull up your Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. erman & Co,’s, Drug Store. horse, *’ I persisted. have told the story. “of my first interview heartless man ! “I wish there were more. Let It would then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to s%cure **No; sir’? with Geo, K. Fitghiand its results. If. Mr.: ‘Billy Bausman and Mr, Higgins speak from “Then you didn’t care whether you Fitch was not a man who has filled‘snch a their graves. But I mtist close. THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING tan me down or not?’’ large placein the hi as qwellas ia ‘the **No, gir. re) . , “Ss Watrer MeEap. THE EXTRA STAR, How'the Admission of Utah Has Altered} ~ the Flag. CHAS, "Sera ductony’ joe Wotingyby Whit: Tati cabont:to ‘. “ : 4: a ahs ‘Te None in the World THEY AREMARRIED. Equal To It . The Best of All! Ladies’ Favorite. 20 To Contractors, i . Nevada County FIFTY GENTS A WERK Just now the worldis worshiping Miners’ Association, at the shrine of **Well, that’s. cool! Are you in the century, I would not drag our personal and Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in habit. of killing people’ who may be length inserted under this head for 50 Cents private rélations into print. He himself crossing the street as you come along??’, @ week on$2a month. Each additional line pretendsto forget our first -interview. I ‘‘Not-in the habit, no, sir. You see; 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payait was this way. A gent picks me up.at At a meeting of the Executive Committee think it isonly: a p ashe remem-, ble invariably in advance.} And millions of happy hearts today, from Maine to Califor the Fifth Avenue and wants to git down a . pits ane everin’ Sacramento} nia, are to the Star theater in five minutes. I of the Nevada Gaknty Miners’ Association throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester, during the cholera times, in the early "50s. . ‘ Happenings, . Girl Wanted. can’t git him there in five, but I can in . it was ordered that a public meeting of the and they could not possibly have made 15° styles at prices eight if. there isn’t a block and the A girl is wanted to do housework for a Tun Union Horst is the leading firstwheels stay on, and I does it and gets 50 Association be held in Nevada City, Cal., on such an impression on his mind as his acfrom 50 cents to $1o. small family. Apply at this office, £25 . class hotel in Nevada City. It isthe “great cents extra. ’’ quaintancewith-me;antes THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1896. It was in the wintersot 1868 whenI first headquarters for commercial travelers and **But where do I come in?’’ “You? Why, you escaped with-your. At 1 o’clock P. m., for the purpose of reorBusiness For Sale. met the gentleman. Previous to that time tourists, and employs only white help. The Royal Whist. Club will: be. enterlife, and there’s no kick coming to you. I had been a substitute printer on the San Owing to ill health Mrs. M. A, Hocking MAIN STREET, ganization and the transaction of such busiFrancisco Times, and was also the correstained tomorrow evening by Mr, and Mrs. Wait till you are run down and killed on Broad street, offers her stock of groSol e Agen ts for Nevada City. as may come before the meeting. pondent of the Marysville Appeal. On the F. E. Brown at the residence of Nat P. and then let the widdy do the kickin.’’ . ness ceries, etc., for sale at a big bargain, The —Detroit Free Press. t.yeataI wrote a Brown, East Broad:street. ptember of stand 9 is one of the best in town and doing Ar. TrEGiDao, Pres, atl eee ,in which I scored The concert-given by the Mayflower Band Rough on the Assembly. a-good business, 25-lw W. F. Exetepriant, Sec’y. the management of the Times. This letter on the balcony at the National Hotel last Sir Herbart Maxwell, M. P., retells a Lost. was called forth by the treatment received evening brought out a large crowd of peotale about the lord high commissionerA silver watch was lost between Moonby the late E. G, Waite, who was then the ple and was greatly appreciated by all. The ship of the general assembly of the Church of Scotland. When Mr. Disraeli editor of the Times, at the hands of Dr. selections were well rendered, ey’s ranch and Rock Creek on Sunday.— Bert Rector of this city has been elected was forming his administration in 1874, The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at L. CG. Gunn, who was the ostensible but G. FISHER. A. FISHER, editor of the Blue’and Gold, the publication acertain noble earl, noted, in addition public mind of thi je for” almost a half THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Royal Worcestey, ~ ee eee Summarized Mention of Minor Home Mrs. Lester & Crawford, PLAZA GROCERY STORE Flower Festivals, not the real proprietor. Q e iae a. cosEFEs svp=rat te] « i Mr. Waite knew nothing of the article until he saw ‘it in that is issued annually at the State Univerprint. Well, I was quietly told ‘by Mr, sity. It isan honor well bestowed. Bert oO. B. Taggell, the. foreman, . that I was not is a bright and very promising young man, The Chinese held. a celebration today in w , there any. more. mo: We had become very friendly in i the few months we were the vicinity of the Champion mine. Upon associated together, but he had to do as their return to town there was a lively fusi’ he wanitoldys ¥‘quit, aud>for several weeks lade of bombs and firecrackers, while, the I loafed-around-theroome-of the Typographband played John I, Caldwell’s favorite air, ical Union, waiting, like Wilkins Micaw— viz; ‘lo the Sweet By and By.” Mrs. George Baker of Columbia Hill is ‘ber, for “something to turn up.” But the to her daughter, Mrs, Penlitthe money) I hag, gradually slipped from, here on a visit my grasp, and my landlady one day told gelly. Mr. George Baker was over from me that ifI didn’t pay my»rent(it was the above place yesterday. only $7 and she was the wife of a printer, whose wages I was helping to keep up, without receiving any benefit myself,) I would bave to leave, I had just ten cents in my pocket, Seized with desperation I went atraight to the Bulletin editorial rooms, and sought the late B.yPe. Avery, who was the leading writer and was a friend of mind. I said: ‘I want you to introduce me to Mr, Fitch and tell him what] Prof,, Michell will give.a bon bon party at BY TELEPHONE, ~#-O'clock This Afternoon, work” writesbroke anil want Grass Valley one-week from Friday even aeA ioe . en the’ matter ing. He intends giving a masquerade ball had been fully laid before Mr. F. he said. the first week after Lent. ~ in a WEMeugbing Mahier Well, F would George Grant who was injured Sanday: like to give youa place but Ican’t. The while blasting willows near Rough and foreman of the composing-room, as you are Ready will lose the sight of “his left eye, the printers. However, Otherwise he ig getting along nicely, aware, em]iéye"all I will introduc paint eet W.B. Bourn, of the -E.npire mine, ‘whois can do : visiting Grass Valley, ‘today dunated $50. to] . and the proj rietor snide I remember €¥*that was sion:—‘ — I the Athletic Club of that place. “W The oldspur wheel at the Maryland mine . is being blasted into pieces, proparaliry 6 : k, oe a printer, @bo iewery highly Kackaiadded being hauled away. Mr. Avery.Have you got anything for. by) ” i Hap. ta “No, ‘ © » Cut His Foot. e While J::F, Dolley was splitting stock of wood this mornirg he made a miss-lick . . and. the ax struck bis foot on the instep, inflicting a = ents ~Theinjary will lay. ~ Fiestas, Rose Carnivals, to many estimable qualities, for his fe {24-lw this office, (Successors to THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON,2) cundity of forcible expletive, expressed ware New Firm have shenletaly. re-st For Rent. ocked this well-known Store with a strong desire to become master of the buckhounds. .‘‘Well,’’ said Disraeli, ‘‘] A house with large lot, to rent or lease had niyself thought of that post for your reliable parties. Apply at this office, f24 lordship, ‘but the truth is that her majesty is very particular about the lanFurnished Rooms to Let. Frozen Eastern Oysters kept consta tly on hand. guage used in the hunting field, so 1 and the like, will be the delight of CaliforFour'rooms, neatly furnished, suitable for nia for the next two or three months, have determined: to submit your name reshand Salt Water Fish, in housekeeping for man and wife or small ason, received for her approval as lord high commisfamily. ‘Inquire at this office, {21 Santa Barbara Flower Festival, the sioner to the general assembly !’’? And ta that post he was appointed gins: a tame of whichis word-wide, and the glory For Rent. of which, like that of Solomon, is not half — Westminster Gazette. Our Prices will not yo. suit, told, opens: April 15th. ‘Queen Flora Five rooms or the entire house of eight will reign’3 gaa an arbitrary and absolute rooms. Ten acres of ground, with orchard, despot, situated on Nimrod street, Enquire of A. f21 La Fiesta de Los Angeles, now fixed Silva, on the premises. in the chronology of California feasts, and For Sale. not less illustrious than its older prototypes, ‘Tho Latest. Bvouts at Grass Valley Up to! you Hera j! FISHER BROS, Proprietors The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries from first hands every Thursday evening. but please you, commences April 22; and the riot of fun will spread over 4 faye. The E. W. Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, consisting of about 5 acres of ‘land, a good The Carnival of Roses, to take placein house and other buildings, besides all ‘stock San Jose, May 6th and » inclusive, on the place is offered for sale at a bargain, though a more recent candidate for favors For full particulars enquire on the premises, of the fun-loving world, yet because of the limitless possibilities of the Garden City for iene thatis made of roses,is quite as of Promise. f19-1m Mrs, E, W. Town. YOUHAVE GOT TO. TRAVEL TO KEEP -UPWITH Michell’s: Dancing School. ~ Ladies’ and gentlemen’8 class meets every . ~ REDUCED . RATES Wednesday evening at 8 ‘o'clock. ChilWill be made by the ‘Sournern Pacrric . . Company for all these brilliant events, Ardren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private fessons at hall or at residence. _ "325 . House Cleaning. Ure ite ik OF. 2 < coer gh& Dunster ' Swart Has Charge Again. Businessis rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices ‘catches em, * 4 a8-tf i ror eal Long-established ‘ibspeess Business,_good “A boris and wagon. Enquire of F.-T, Nilon. For t Sale. House and lot on “Nevada street; House contains seven rooms. ‘and bath. Apply to ide. Nilon, a e ~ 15-té FOR HIS. ‘PRICES 4ARaEe TO THE LOWEST NOTCH.

to met‘Comesinto’my oom through talking with Mr. ‘Pire at ors Yee when you get Hancock.” Gow, erécomes inthe point that Mr,Fitch: mite Mnot_ or._yillnot remember.) J saw im, ' “TNOONSTTUTIONAL the roof of a eid Aoa Chronicle o Various Folks theNenan a“Daeatd by the Electric Company's buil ing at ‘enced and he said: ‘‘Mr. Avery tells mé you are ley caught on fire, buta st¥éam of water in need of ready money. I carry but very was turned» on very promptly and the SUBSCRIPTION Tenne—Fifteen Cents a Week, little about me, but I will give you an order eMune Evenings Dail Bxcept Sandaye and eee ony ener yee‘Mouth;—— Year Pee ARRIVALS aT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. paren Doings and Intentions. Wh Jon; Mr, Mitchell, the Business’ Manager flames extinguished , before much damage _>. vewtilted:. Sines the company pat up their . G. “Bigelow iis over frem Colaribia Hill, Supreme Cotrt. Franetsco, Feb. 25.—The Califor~ au easeer fe Bare SouLine}. for$20. I do not present it to you, I am, ‘tiéw ‘pallding, the”‘shed has been usedas sedy» Alhamgli of San’ Francisco arrived niaSanSupreme Court today decided that the Dellbaras:iz Marysville Sa oorat reporter a O. J. Haley, Marysville, Ren Daniels, ake V. Morrison, Grass Valley, Mra, Oharity A.’ = ©. Davis, R. F. Knox, D. Deware, Cc. W. Kitts, “ G. W. Kyemming, primary election law passed at the last Leges Alderman, J, of Sacramento arrived here islature is’ unconstitutional on the ground Mrs, J. Chisholm, San’ Juan, Mrs. Reese, ° that it is special and local legislation, Mrs, Doud and Miss Fudge, of DowniePat. McCarty, feet square was burnedin the roof, Chief Justice Beatty rendered the deAnd on that spot, in the old editorial rooms John Jerson, ville, arrived here last scaron their way. cision. Soon after the fire occurred a rumor was Noticeis hardy? iveSythe unde ed I, Salhingh, San Francisco. ef the Evening Bulletin, I. registered a WEDNESDAY....FEB. 26, 1896. mental vow that if it was ever in my power cirdulated in this city, probably. started by . * 540 Francisco,» All.the other justices concurred, Howard McIntosh, San Francisco, Lumber Firms of Nevada-City”‘and Grass some wag, that the gas works at Grass Valce“H. Noland, the livery man of DownieThis is understood to knock out the four J. R. Jones, Sacramento, Valley, that on after this date ass to assist Mr, Fitch, ‘even at the risk of my F. Z. Pinkley, Colusa, years terms of the county officers and reley ‘had exploded, that several persons had ville, arrived here Inst evening. Lumber will: be uniforinly the life, I would’do it. © neat e Arthur V, Poin, is been killed and the whole lower portion. of H, L. Moodyis over from Truckee. duce them to two, yards in these towns,» ._ M. Dond, Downieville, I worked for several months on this extra ©. A. Meiser of San Francisco arrived *ee Main atreet, was on fire, The report yas Miss Fudge, Tus Tow.es Bros,’ Co, es ‘*oase,”” In the early part of 1869 it was j here this morning. J. H. Noland, Will Be Here, M. L. & D. Marsigy =~ decided to publish a morning as well asan ‘Mrs, W. H. Martin went to Sacramento H. L. Moody "aches: H.& FLL L, Coorar, Mr. time this at Just Frank Monk, French Corral, edition, evening It is thought that Julian Sontag, Secre‘Character wate Mead vindicate the today on a visit, The Concert Tonight. flenry George, You Bet, Sargent wrote to. me that H.J. Tilden, who ‘Union Luunue Co,oo Cy C. O. Jepson, who has been figs on jury tary of the Miners’ Association, will be O, Jones, Bowman’s Dam, J.C, bien Bao, was then Assessor of Internal Revenue, had A good many tickets for the’ firemen’s duty the past week, returned today to ns present at the mass meeting for the reorganDavid Henry, Washington, a a-commission as U, S. Gauger for me, I concer this evening have been sold ‘and}}ome at Relief Hill, ization of the County Association in this February 24,+1896, srgVale, San FRANorsé0, Feb’y. 24,98® } was on my way to show the letter to Mr. the indications are that there will be a large: Mrs. L, Moon and little son went to San. city tomorrow. Evrror Transcriet, I either have the Fitch when { met him in the hall. He attendance. The public generally should be} Juan today to visit friends. or happy faculty of seeing the good points. of Don’t”Haity New York, Feb, 25.—T. H. Haley of said: ‘‘You are just the man I was looking as much interested in the affair as the fireWorp comes’ from all quarters that the Senator Preston has returned from Los , in the daily intercourse of life, neatest and most satisfactory dye for color— the Mosler-Bauman Safe Company tells a] put wait foe the for, I-want you to be assistant foreman men, aud give their hearty support. Make. Angéles,-where he went to assist in the new nw ‘in’ the hew coring the beard a brown or blackis Bucking‘brighter; the better side, has in ‘strange story of persecution at the hands of . .,.4, Largest stock of Carpets” and Wall of the morning edition. I thanked him, it a complete success.. ‘Those who contribsure you can pay it ‘backin a short time.” Cénts & Liné Each Subthe gas generating room, sequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates It was paid. J. R. Jones For Other AdverseingMade Known.on AppliL-wasdumfounded, A perfect stranger, smokestack became too hot and citused’,the . shake roof tu ignite. A hole about. two. ast evening. ; cation. and so much kindness extended to him! smicihs THA WERE UNJUST. were of Guorge XK Fitch. QUEER STORY. BSBmostaecases th6belgie been displayed to me, I can verti + ner stone ceremonies of the new Masonic. ham’s Dye for the Whiskers. a wealthy San Francisco widow named Paper now arriving, Prices as low as the and at the same time handed him the letter. ute to it will have the satisfaction of know~ Temple, Mr. Preston was presented with ~¢-0 0 not tell. Perhaps it may. be that my disI then said : “No words that I can speak . ing that they are aiding something that will a nice silver trowel, ’ Bourne which beganin 1881 and has continlowest. Orders taken for Hangi ing Paper, suitably engraved. position is such as to lead me-to “Speak of Advertised Letters. ued ever since through. personals inserted in could possibly give you an idea of the grati. be an improvement to the'town and a matter tf Leg & ‘HAW Co, a man as I find him, and censure alone what tude that dwells in my heart, If at any . } of pride to the people, Go tu the concertand The following is a list of the letters renewspapers unti) life has become unbearable. —_—_—____ I see.” Or, perhaps, it may be that I seek time I can be of service to you call upon. enjoy a nice treat, while at the same time —_———+-16emaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, out the kernels and let the chaff be blown Notice, . giving your mite towards the cost of putme.” Nevada County, Cal., February 26, 1986: Your Own Fault. wherever the wind ‘listeth. Whatever it Too soon the time came, The great] ting up two new flagpoles so that Old Glory rae firm heretofore tela existing under the ff Allen, J. H. may be, my desire to speak well of everyname and s te of Scadden.& Cleveland.ae: It is your own fault if you continue to ing busines strike among the printers took place in this{ can float to the breeze on all proper occaAdams, Mrs, K. s in Nevada City, Cal, is this "day one I may ha) n to have in mind, _whencity in August, 1869; starting firat in the . sions. suffer with any painful disease of a rheudissolved by mutual consent. Clark, John M. Mr. Phil -Scadoe ten agre ever the tru isobserved, is a pleasure to matic nature, for it is guaranteed and ha: e y ee Collins, J. F, the entire interest of Bulletin office. Did I hestitate what todo?. . concern e in evelan?d ag. been proven beyond doubt that the Oil oi Curnow, Thos, B, me, as I hope it is to your readers, Verdict For Plaintiff. hereafter conduct the same, ae be Sa Not. for’ a moment, I went to George Eden will remove ,all impurities from the Hahun, Wm. _ New York, Feb, 25.—A Herald special ~ “Pali Ted to miak@ these remarks, introOulton, -who was then “Collector of Internal bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful disHaguan, Wm. (2) The jury“in the case of Mary Sniith vs. from Washington, says: Secretaries Heraaah February 17, 1896, eases of the external system, The Oil of Hid, Philip, Revenue, told him the story as I have told Patrick Hawkins rendered a verdict last bert and'Lamont are giving special. atten_ write and of one who, in his time (and I do Eden has been sold by Jonn P, Zier of Kesler, Kugene it here, and asked him if he had any-objecnight, finding for plaintiff and assessing tion to the question of placing the extra Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and Lievre, Frank not believe his “time” is yet ever), cut no tions to the course I intended to pursue, damages'at $1. The suit was over a ditch star,’ representing: the new State of Utah, on can be obtained through other first-class Lessley, Jim “mall figitke! invthe «political , and ‘literary dealers in medicines, anufactured only Martin, John ‘Not a bit of objection,” said he. ‘Go and water right, the American flag, They were together tryhistory of the State, It always follows by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Malk, James ahead.”’ ing to perfect an. arrangement of forty-five “that "niad of strong will and positive char— Merrill, Wallace H. ge a Reta Cal, For sale by W, I worked until the strike was over, and Died This Morning. stars, which will be the number in national Podmore Mrs, A. H. Vinton, ° acter. makeq . enemies, No, matter, how incured the ill-will of most of the printers, Russell; Mrs. C. A. ensign on and after July 4th. Itis probable ODO “good'hia motives m may have been—no matSealed Proposals. will be reFrank Weeks, who has been suffering Sharrawn, Mrs. A, But the time came when many of those who that the starsin the new flag will be arter how pure his private life has beey—no Nevada County Directory. from an attack of ‘pneumonia, “and who ceived up to Feb, 29, 1896, at Smith, A.C, had struck asked ‘me to use my influence ranged in six rows, with eight and seven matter how zealously he has worked for Sousa, Joe 8 o'cloc k P. M. for building of with Mr, Fitch to get their places back. In was reported as being better yesterstars in each row alternately, At present Copies of the Nevada County arbre Silver, Will tno .matter. how. . much day, died at 4 o’clock this morning at some cases 1 did. But he was always a Power Williams, Billy the forty-four stars are arranged in six rows, can be obtained for 50 cents, House, For specifianguish of mind he may have suffered in his home beyond Park Avenue. Deceased Williams, .Miss Lora loyal to the men who stood by him. Howthe upper and lower rows having eight stars cents, Apply to cation s call atK.,_ Casper's ofcriticising the course of some public man has been a resident here for some time, and Williams. Mrs. John reach and the other seven stars each, Frep. E. Brown, who hag been his: personal and political ever, as there were many places to be filled was a son-in-law of Thomas Kebinson, fice If not called for in fifteen dive letters quite a number of the old hands were taken Transcript Office. friend for years, and who he may have A Social Time. will be sent to the dead letter office. Parback, which shows that Mr. F. has not that helped to pow porepesters: Tsay, how Bought aa Big Safe. Oustomah Lodge of Odd 0 Fellows will give ties calling for any of these letters wil “ate; the "slings and vindictive spirit, which his traducers accuse true all of thesé'! him of having. W.G. Richards ‘today received a large a social dance at Odd Fellows hall Thursday please say advertised, and pay a fée of one arrowg:of hatred , wads venom : will follow Political offices are ollentala quantities— safe that was formerly used at the Derbec. evening, March 5th, Phe Rebekahs have cent for each Jetter. him, eyen;igte.the shades.of, a life .devoted LEONARD 8. Carkins, P, M. we know we hold them today, but tomor-. mine, It was placed in his grocery store . been invited to be present, to his private concerns, ».: row, they may belong to some other parties, this afternoon. Mr, Richards will soon It appeama! to.me» that: the: Transontior Tuar slight cold, ‘of which you think so must lve eblarge cirqujation in this: city, I. suppose I realize this as mach a#any one. have # new office fitted up in the store, little, may lead to serious trouble with the Twice did I

receive:the ‘‘yellow. envelope,” ‘oe lungs Avoid this result by taking Ayer’s for, ev I ote my letter te you. Rosgsure, Or,, Feb, 25.—. R. B. MathCherry Pectoral, the best’known remedy for about ree 5 ee get a day and twice (in addition to the first time) was No Kick Coming. ews, under: $5000 bonds to appear~ before ‘colds, coughs, catarrb, bronchitis, incipient passes that:some*one, ‘in a-sort -of ‘mocking: a place made forme in the Bulletin office. One day when a coupe driven along . the Grand Jury for attempted rapeon Miss ‘consumption, and all other throat and lung Inever asked Mr. Fitch for a favor but way, d ot say: ‘‘Why don’t you tell Broadway at. the rate of ten miles an . Grace Smith, eloped with her last night, At what it was. granted. We became very hour had cenie within a hairbreadth 2® us wie itee May Do As Much for fou. friendlyand are today. Can any-one wonof running me down I followed it up for noon a telegram was received announcing AN A¥FRETION: FOR (GEORGE K, FITCH ?” their marriage at Vancouver, Wash. that I have an aflection for him.’, three or four blocks until it came to a Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes Well, with , permission, I will gratIt -was.only today that a gentleman told halt beside the curbstone, Ninery Per Cenr,of all th need that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for ify thejggdiosit these. gentlemen, andI hme that during the cholera epidemicin Sac— ‘Do you know,’’ I said to the driver, . to take a course of Hood's Gartaperitie at many years, with severe pains in his back believe Ioan show a side of Mr. Fitch’s. ,smento, when Mr. F, was one of the. WhO grinned as. he saw mo approach, this season to prevent that run-down condiand also that his bladder was affected, He : **that. you nearly ran me down ten min. tion of the system which invites disease, tried’many so called Kidney cures bat withcharac’ er that few, are aware of, I have publishers of the Times and Transcript, he out any good result, About a year ago he been to dt ati ‘he’was cold; that not a drop was noted for his generosity aud kindness utes ago?”’ began use of Electric Bitters and found re“Yes, sir,’’ he promptly replied. Hoon’s Pitts are i of red blo (rune in. his veins; that he was ‘to the poor and sick. Even the late B. P. ‘You had. me in ‘between your car-*. do. not purge, -pain or gripe. “Bold by all lief'at once. Electric Bitters is especially ungratef * se--fisted—in fact, all the adapted to cure of all Kidney and Laver }Avery, at that time a perfect stranger, was. riage and a cable car, and it was a close . druggists. 25c. troubles and often gives almost instant re sins in he ue‘were Jaid athis door, saved to enlighten and please thousands by call.’’ e lief. One trial will prove our statement, e To all of these remarks I have. said, ‘I thé aid of the timely assistance given him **Yos, it was, sir. ’’ Price only 5(c, for large bottle. At Dickk:.ow better.” To some’ of my friends I by George K. Fitch. And thisis the-cold, ‘‘You didn’t even try to pull up your Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. erman & Co,’s, Drug Store. horse, *’ I persisted. have told the story. “of my first interview heartless man ! “I wish there were more. Let It would then seem plain that it is woman’s duty to s%cure **No; sir’? with Geo, K. Fitghiand its results. If. Mr.: ‘Billy Bausman and Mr, Higgins speak from “Then you didn’t care whether you Fitch was not a man who has filled‘snch a their graves. But I mtist close. THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING tan me down or not?’’ large placein the hi as qwellas ia ‘the **No, gir. re) . , “Ss Watrer MeEap. THE EXTRA STAR, How'the Admission of Utah Has Altered} ~ the Flag. CHAS, "Sera ductony’ joe Wotingyby Whit: Tati cabont:to ‘. “ : 4: a ahs ‘Te None in the World THEY AREMARRIED. Equal To It . The Best of All! Ladies’ Favorite. 20 To Contractors, i . Nevada County FIFTY GENTS A WERK Just now the worldis worshiping Miners’ Association, at the shrine of **Well, that’s. cool! Are you in the century, I would not drag our personal and Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in habit. of killing people’ who may be length inserted under this head for 50 Cents private rélations into print. He himself crossing the street as you come along??’, @ week on$2a month. Each additional line pretendsto forget our first -interview. I ‘‘Not-in the habit, no, sir. You see; 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payait was this way. A gent picks me up.at At a meeting of the Executive Committee think it isonly: a p ashe remem-, ble invariably in advance.} And millions of happy hearts today, from Maine to Califor the Fifth Avenue and wants to git down a . pits ane everin’ Sacramento} nia, are to the Star theater in five minutes. I of the Nevada Gaknty Miners’ Association throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester, during the cholera times, in the early "50s. . ‘ Happenings, . Girl Wanted. can’t git him there in five, but I can in . it was ordered that a public meeting of the and they could not possibly have made 15° styles at prices eight if. there isn’t a block and the A girl is wanted to do housework for a Tun Union Horst is the leading firstwheels stay on, and I does it and gets 50 Association be held in Nevada City, Cal., on such an impression on his mind as his acfrom 50 cents to $1o. small family. Apply at this office, £25 . class hotel in Nevada City. It isthe “great cents extra. ’’ quaintancewith-me;antes THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1896. It was in the wintersot 1868 whenI first headquarters for commercial travelers and **But where do I come in?’’ “You? Why, you escaped with-your. At 1 o’clock P. m., for the purpose of reorBusiness For Sale. met the gentleman. Previous to that time tourists, and employs only white help. The Royal Whist. Club will: be. enterlife, and there’s no kick coming to you. I had been a substitute printer on the San Owing to ill health Mrs. M. A, Hocking MAIN STREET, ganization and the transaction of such busiFrancisco Times, and was also the correstained tomorrow evening by Mr, and Mrs. Wait till you are run down and killed on Broad street, offers her stock of groSol e Agen ts for Nevada City. as may come before the meeting. pondent of the Marysville Appeal. On the F. E. Brown at the residence of Nat P. and then let the widdy do the kickin.’’ . ness ceries, etc., for sale at a big bargain, The —Detroit Free Press. t..yeataI wrote a Brown, East Broad:street. ptember of stand 9 is one of the best in town and doing Ar. TrEGiDao, Pres, atl eee ,in which I scored The concert-given by the Mayflower Band Rough on the Assembly. a-good business, 25-lw W. F. Exetepriant, Sec’y. the management of the Times. This letter on the balcony at the National Hotel last Sir Herbart Maxwell, M. P., retells a Lost. was called forth by the treatment received evening brought out a large crowd of peotale about the lord high commissionerA silver watch was lost between Moonby the late E. G, Waite, who was then the ple and was greatly appreciated by all. The ship of the general assembly of the Church of Scotland. When Mr. Disraeli editor of the Times, at the hands of Dr. selections were well rendered, ey’s ranch and Rock Creek on Sunday.— Bert Rector of this city has been elected was forming his administration in 1874, The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at L. CG. Gunn, who was the ostensible but G. FISHER. A. FISHER, editor of the Blue’and Gold, the publication acertain noble earl, noted, in addition public mind of thi je for” almost a half THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Royal Worcestey, ~ ee eee Summarized Mention of Minor Home Mrs. Lester & Crawford, PLAZA GROCERY STORE Flower Festivals, not the real proprietor. Q e iae a. cosEFEs svp=rat te] « i Mr. Waite knew nothing of the article until he saw ‘it in that is issued annually at the State Univerprint. Well, I was quietly told ‘by Mr, sity. It isan honor well bestowed. Bert oO. B. Taggell, the. foreman, . that I was not is a bright and very promising young man, The Chinese held. a celebration today in w , there any.. more. mo: We had become very friendly in i the few months we were the vicinity of the Champion mine. Upon associated together, but he had to do as their return to town there was a lively fusi’ he wanitoldys ¥‘quit, aud>for several weeks lade of bombs and firecrackers, while, the I loafed-around-theroome-of the Typographband played John I, Caldwell’s favorite air, ical Union, waiting, like Wilkins Micaw— viz; ‘lo the Sweet By and By.” Mrs. George Baker of Columbia Hill is ‘ber, for “something to turn up.” But the to her daughter, Mrs, Penlitthe money) I hag, gradually slipped from, here on a visit my grasp, and my landlady one day told gelly. Mr. George Baker was over from me that ifI didn’t pay my»rent(it was the above place yesterday. only $7 and she was the wife of a printer, whose wages I was helping to keep up, without receiving any benefit myself,) I would bave to leave, I had just ten cents in my pocket, Seized with desperation I went atraight to the Bulletin editorial rooms, and sought the late B.yPe. Avery, who was the leading writer and was a friend of mind. I said: ‘I want you to introduce me to Mr, Fitch and tell him what] Prof,, Michell will give.a bon bon party at BY TELEPHONE, ~#-O'clock This Afternoon, work” writesbroke anil want Grass Valley one-week from Friday even aeA ioe . en the’ matter ing. He intends giving a masquerade ball had been fully laid before Mr. F. he said. the first week after Lent. ~ in a WEMeugbing Mahier Well, F would George Grant who was injured Sanday: like to give youa place but Ican’t. The while blasting willows near Rough and foreman of the composing-room, as you are Ready will lose the sight of “his left eye, the printers. However, Otherwise he ig getting along nicely, aware, em]iéye"all I will introduc paint eet W.B. Bourn, of the -E.npire mine, ‘whois can do : visiting Grass Valley, ‘today dunated $50. to] . and the proj rietor snide I remember €¥*that was sion:—‘ — I the Athletic Club of that place. “W The oldspur wheel at the Maryland mine . is being blasted into pieces, proparaliry 6 : k, oe a printer, @bo iewery highly Kackaiadded being hauled away. Mr. Avery.Have you got anything for. by) ” i Hap. ta “No, ‘ © » Cut His Foot. e While J::F, Dolley was splitting stock of wood this mornirg he made a miss-lick . . and. the ax struck bis foot on the instep, inflicting a = ents ~Theinjary will lay. ~ Fiestas, Rose Carnivals, to many estimable qualities, for his fe {24-lw this office, (Successors to THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON,2) cundity of forcible expletive, expressed ware New Firm have shenletaly. re-st For Rent. ocked this well-known Store with a strong desire to become master of the buckhounds. .‘‘Well,’’ said Disraeli, ‘‘] A house with large lot, to rent or lease had niyself thought of that post for your reliable parties. Apply at this office, f24 lordship, ‘but the truth is that her majesty is very particular about the lanFurnished Rooms to Let. Frozen Eastern Oysters kept consta tly on hand. guage used in the hunting field, so 1 and the like, will be the delight of CaliforFour'rooms, neatly furnished, suitable for nia for the next two or three months, have determined: to submit your name reshand Salt Water Fish, in housekeeping for man and wife or small ason, received for her approval as lord high commisfamily. ‘Inquire at this office, {21 Santa Barbara Flower Festival, the sioner to the general assembly !’’? And ta that post he was appointed gins: a tame of whichis word-wide, and the glory For Rent. of which, like that of Solomon, is not half — Westminster Gazette. Our Prices will not yo. suit, told, opens: April 15th. ‘Queen Flora Five rooms or the entire house of eight will reign’3 gaa an arbitrary and absolute rooms. Ten acres of ground, with orchard, despot, situated on Nimrod street, Enquire of A. f21 La Fiesta de Los Angeles, now fixed Silva, on the premises. in the chronology of California feasts, and For Sale. not less illustrious than its older prototypes, ‘Tho Latest. Bvouts at Grass Valley Up to! you Hera j! FISHER BROS, Proprietors The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries from first hands every Thursday evening. but please you, commences April 22; and the riot of fun will spread over 4 faye. The E. W. Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, consisting of about 5 acres of ‘land, a good The Carnival of Roses, to take placein house and other buildings, besides all ‘stock San Jose, May 6th and » inclusive, on the place is offered for sale at a bargain, though a more recent candidate for favors For full particulars enquire on the premises, of the fun-loving world, yet because of the limitless possibilities of the Garden City for iene thatis made of roses,is quite as of Promise. f19-1m Mrs, E, W. Town. YOUHAVE GOT TO. TRAVEL TO KEEP -UPWITH Michell’s: Dancing School. ~ Ladies’ and gentlemen’8 class meets every . ~ REDUCED . RATES Wednesday evening at 8 ‘o'clock. ChilWill be made by the ‘Sournern Pacrric . . Company for all these brilliant events, Ardren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private fessons at hall or at residence. _ "325 . House Cleaning. Ure ite ik OF. 2 < coer gh& Dunster ' Swart Has Charge Again. Businessis rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices ‘catches em, * 4 a8-tf i ror eal Long-established ‘ibspeess Business,_good “A boris and wagon. Enquire of F.-T, Nilon. For t Sale. House and lot on “Nevada street; House contains seven rooms. ‘and bath. Apply to ide. Nilon, a e ~ 15-té FOR HIS. ‘PRICES 4ARaEe TO THE LOWEST NOTCH.