February 27, 1899 (4 pages)

satiate oure it you « Hall's tornsily, and and Mucoug are is not 1s ‘prescribed Clans in thig kregular pre. t of the best with the best irectly on the *combiMetts is what i results in . testimonials Co,, Props, gists, price 75 ar head and with Shiloh’s ‘ & guarantes ——ee, a 6 sold in ‘quan. to” purchas re, nt Hill, E tein MONDAY.:. OVER TAB DAR DARK RIVER Two Venerable ‘Tadles of this ety] Breathe Thelr Last, Mrs. Ora Jane Bowsckiy, thes venerable wife of J. G. Bowerman of this \eity, died at four o’clock yesterday. morning after a lengthy illness. .The faneral will take place at. two o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her late home on Prospect Hill; Mrs. Bowerman was born in Vermont in 1828. Nearly fiftyone years ago she was married to Mr. Bowerman in Canada, and in 1874 they removed to this dity with their family. Three children are left to mourn her loss—Mrs. C, H. Neeley of Truckee and’ Mrs. George A. Nihéll and Ralph Bowerman of this: city. She was.a balf sister of Benjamin Locklin of this city. Mrs., Bowerman was a woman of noble attributes and had many warm friends among our people. . Mrs. B.C. Black died at seven o’clock yesterday morning at her home in North Bloomfield, after three weeks’ illness, place there at three o'clock this afternoon andtomorrow the remains will bebrought to this city for burial in Pine Grove cemetery. She was ‘seventy-two years, four months and twenty» The funeral services. took. oa Fred chat is in. ton today. gone to Forbestown. Freeman Crossing: cisco today on a 0. D. Eastin and. his antaliies Daisy are in San Francisco. : Mrs. H. ©. Mills. has returned from a visit to Sacramento. : Roy Rucker, late of the Eighth California Regiment, has returned home. Earl Cleveland, telegraph operator at. Qolfax for the W. U. OConipany, is in ‘town. Mrs; Richard ‘Obappeil’ and children Chappell. David Jowciion, 5: ke ‘Lipman ani Frank Millican of Maybert arrived here Saturday night. funeral of her father. GC: H. Neeley of Truckee is here to at‘tend the funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. J. G. Bowerman. house is quarantined. Frank Dillon returned to Washingdo igh! e alias B teovguiw colts » up ore Bac. -yamento Friday. night. He is looking well bat has not fully recovered from B. F. Derickson is down. today from . the ‘accident he mét with about Christmas. He has been in the railroad = George yh to San Frah. pital. ‘Rev. and Mrs. Soha Tamblyn have (Day's Record of Our. Neighbors’ neMiss Mary Kaufleld has gone te For knowledge of drugs made his services est City, being summoned to attend the of greater value of the battlefield and ‘camps where there were sick and wounded soldiers. The members of Summit Lodge K. of} Deputy Fish Gomiutenianas Cross arrived here Saturday morning. His . business is. to exam dition of the fish ladders and have them remodeled so they will be of some use. a Truckee. He will also 160k ‘into the reported. cases of illegal fishing. He. and W. B nape’ Soniaht. Cory went down the river to examine) Frauct some of the fish ladders today. oe J.G. Booth will in a few days end his thirtieth year as a druggist, eigh-. tory: left today for mates Mon., to join Mr, . teen years of which he has followed the business in Truckee, macy before the Civil War broke out but gave up his business to enlist. and fight for the flag. During the war his}: He studied pharDre ‘Dayid Shoemaker has. returned The City Trustees of Grass Valley Jacob, Weissbein and son have gone Constable Phil Miller drew a $1250 prize last week: in Bars Honduras lotMr. und ‘Mrs. Matt. Pioeine have gone to Placerville and will pratg Gly remain there. H. Pengelley tas gone ‘to Amador county to take the superintendency of the Douglass mine, © Lea Van Orden and Frank J. Bonnivert have returned to San Francisco after a visit here. M.M.Sarah, formerly of this city, . the order. P. and visiting Knights had a splendid The young son of Richard Tremaine meeting in celebration of the thirtyfof Piety Hill. has diptheriaw and the fourth Pythian Anniversary last nightThe hall was filled: with members of The*rank of Knight was around the corner of Main andSchool streets :the seat came off his wagon and Mr. Smith was thrown to the ground but not hurt. The horses ran away and Yesterday as Fred Smith was driving “Poor Legal Crop. If any members of the ioval ber are. looking longingly into Tehama county, the following figures furnished by Attorney J.J. Wells of Red Bluff should . serve to content nes with their ab oj ont Sart e last year ms Tehama county . eas were just 84 cases filed in the Saperior Court. Of this number 55 were in the usual run of civil. cases, 4 were criminal and 25 were of probate mature, The cases included petitions im insolvency, aud appeals from justices’ courts, soit will be seen that Red Bluff ‘does not furnish a bonanza for lawyers. Taking the compensation at $50 per case this would drop into the legal laps about $4,200, not a great divy for ten lawyers. Were it not for office work the lawyers would starve todeath in Tehama county, and as it is they are not much better off than the preachers, ifat-all; 2c Fair in Jeopardy. The proposed Pacific Coast Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1901 is dwinding to the point of a purely local affair, and the project may now be abandoned altogether. The bill introdcued in the Legislature proposing to ask thé Frederal Goverment for an -“Tnterest. . nek Wi Hartung, ec babiek successors to F. O. Luetje. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s, tf. Los. Angeles navel oranges, fifteen ‘cents a dozen, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Nothing better than cloudy weather is predicted for tonight and tomorrow. The funeral of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aumer. took place from the Catholic church yesterday afternoon and was attended bya large number of friends, Miss Leddy is having a cement wilh put down in her lot on Broad street opposite the fire house, and may conclude to have a sidewalk of the same material put down in frout of the property. . At daylight yesterday morning Constable Dillon detected three young men endeavoring to shoot W. Q@. Richards’ shooters fled at the officer’ 8 approach. Dr. QO. N. Sullivan, the optician, is at the onal hotel. He has been visiting this county regularly for a nuimber of years and is highly recommended by everybody who has had the benefit of his services. He Was Right. “Tt was a pitch battle,” he said. “‘Pitched’ you mean,” she corrected. with parlor rifles. The . BRIBE MENTION. jour NORTHERN NBIGHBORS. . se com Commas a Local A Sammary of News Gathered Prom Saturday’s Messenger, The ball given at Downieville Wednesday night has netted the. fire: department a sum amounting to about $100, ‘ On account of the pipe being bursted there has been no water with which to ‘run the electric plant at Sierra City and the town has been in darkness for the past. week. , At Goodyear Bar'Frank Moran bas been getting out timber for several weeks and is now busy opening up.his mine, Frank Cooper and Tom Mullen have been running their main tunnel ahead this winter and are just getting into some fine looking blue gravel. Press and John Hauck ere pushing . their tunnel ahead on Ram’s Horn “ureek, two miles below the Bar. Frow present indications they are going to have a fine mine. Look to Your Eyes, The fact is that. optical defects occur in such varying degrees and in somany combinations that, only the competent eye specialist, with a complete eyetesting equipment, such ‘as I, possess, jis qualified to discover the exact na‘ture and degree of the trouble and . properly correct it with glasses. Call on me at National Hotel here from Sunday until Thursday. Dr. Sullivan, days of age, and leaves the following were caught before any damage had “I don’t mean anything of the Ieind,” children: R: ©. Black of San Fran-. is ill again at San Francisco, and in-. conferred during the.meeting. After ‘ ‘ ‘ been done, cisco, Jobn Black of Modesto, Mrs. tends coming home seon. the.meeting was over all were invited Mary Lombard of Indiana and Frank. M.Blaskower and W. J, Adams, of . to a bountiful repast of clam chowder the exposition will be brought up, and and Bolivar Wild of Browns Valley. the Odin Mining Co., arrived Saturday . by the culinary artist, C, W. Long, who . already its opposers are loud in decrying i Mrs, Randolph Garter and Mrs. Lou. Sight from San Francisco. has acquired *the title of Ohief. Resolutions of respect to the memory it. Theinternal presse of the State is. \ J Davidson of this city are her nieces. Major de Rojas and Joseph Korbel . Commissary of the lodge. The evening . of our late sister, Lucy A. Waters: entering a strenuous objection toa State . BE H . E Mrs. Black, who was a bright and lova-. of the Texas mine arrived Saturday . was much enjoyed. by all present. Whereas, An overruling and all-wise . bonus, claiming that the California : . ble woman enjoying the esteem of “aight from San Francisco. Prof.’s Gage and Henry took a flash . Providence in infinite wisdom has re-. treasury should not bé made to pay for \ y those who knew her went to Orleans} Mrs. H. Wales andMiss Gertrude light picture of the assemblage. moved from among ud our much es-/an exhibition in San Francisco, the benG ROCER , Flat in the 60’s and was there married . Largis of Colfax were the guests of Mr. In ‘Truckee there are a number of . teemed and loved sister, efits of which would be purely local. It e ° e J. J. JACKSON, Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale appropriation has met with disaster. Ajhereplied. “I mean ‘pitch.’~ It was a Optician: et bill providing a State appropriation for . fight between tars.” ae OO Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, InRemémbrance. to Mr. Black (heft second husband) who and Mrs. Chas. BE. Tegler yesterday . Citizens, wage earners, men who work. Resolved, That Neva Rebekah Lodge, . appears if San Francisco wants an exhiwas at different times ‘superintendent . and today. in the woods.cutting logs and’ wood in. No. 119, hereby express our sincere re-. bition, San Francisco must pay for it. of the Eureka Lake and Milton mining Mr.and Mrs. Alex. Monteith of North . summer, but in winter there is not any . gret for the loss of our sister; the fraoa companies, He died some twenty . Bloomfield and Robert Monteith of work of the kind to be done. Very . ternal tie has been severed by death. LIGHTS OUT Proprietor Dollars» Depot for Fancy Groceriesal PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED While we would wait, our oars at rest Upon the river's peaceful breast, And watch the yellow lamp gleams die At the silvery warning sigh sig -years ago in North Bloomfield to which . this city are spending a fortnight in . ™&ny of the best citizens have to look . Therefore be it are i town the family had removed when . San Francisco. for any work by which they can make. Resolved, That we sincerely condolé How often in our little boat asig: of. th Orleans Flat was worked out. Among the sick are Mrs. J. Bernard, . &xpenses for the winter and maintain . with her family in the dispensation Os. satbiet evatiiagy we would Gogh 7 gaa C) Miss Louise Scheemer, Miss Flora Holhomes. Some shovel snow--when there . which has pleased Divine Providence conn from idie talk and jest, 4 brok, Mrs. Thomas Lean, Wm. Camp-. i® any—some trap coyotes as it-is quite . to afflict them, and commend them to so’er the waters’ restless flow, Sa will be THE SUP ERIOR Cou RT. bell Thdutas L. Coffey, 3.0. Locklin. a pe laid Pie oor oN pages ae snes i oa things for the best, ee esithak plaintive bugle ell : Sale has been l ae E. D.Bridges expects one of his sis. 9% y. cents @. 808. p. One of our)and whese chastisements are meant in “Lights oui ‘ » not spared Civil, Criminal and Probate Business ters, and perhaps two, to arrive here oldest and best citizens has been try-; mercy. How through the old fort it would ring, ‘ mn twenty-four years since he eee i emory; tha offered in In the Superior Court today, Judge nee Sata teat. ‘ [but it proved to be morphine instead . these resolutions be spread on the Nilon overraled the demurrer to the} “7. Hanley has gone toSan Fran-. °f *'richnine. Now that is the reason . minutes and a copy be sent to the famdren’s Shoes, the oy portuOS., ‘ Lindley was appointed as his attorney complaint in the case of B. Murphy against M. Crowley and gave the defendant ten days in which to answer. ‘The administratorship contest in the matter of the estate of the late Joseph Girard was continued till tomorrow. Edward Holman was arraigned on a charge of stealing a borse from Postmaster George of Grass Valley. I. ©, ‘and he was given till next Monday to plead. The demurrer of. Theobald Blauth in tthe case of Richards vs. Guillaume and others was submitted. Au order heretofore made setting the case of Bennallack vs. W. G, Richards cisco to take a position in the grocery department of the Emporium, where his brother Will has been employed for the past two years. ers left yesterday for Idaho where they have been engaged to work in a bydraulic mime. Among them are James and Dan McCarty, of You Bet. = ta “PA AND FREDDIE ABOARD. An Exciting Time For Which There Was Really No Occasion. As a passenger train on the Hannibal and others for trial tomorrow was rescinded. It was ordered that Samuel Granger be made a party to the action. The final account of Rev. Father Lynch, administrator of the estate of } the late Arthur McDonald, was submit¢ed and approved. eee Target Medals Issued. The Adjutant General of the State has issued nearly seven hundred medals to those who were successful in 1897 target practice. Some were of silver, others were gold, and all were beautiful. Company C of this city, which is-entitled to about ten of them, came near getting entirely left\in the distribution. The Company reported the result of its shoots and the report got lost or. mislaid in the Adjutant-Gegeral’s office. Captain Nihell protested against. this sort of a deal when his Company contained some of the best shots.in the State, and finally got consent to file a second report. * Sent to the © Hospital. Robert Flynn, , who wi was arrested Satwrday for drunkenness, pleaded guilty in Justice Holbrook’s court this morning and was sentenced to ten days in the county jail. He recently ran a nail into one of his feet’and it is. badly awollen. A permit was issued today to,transfer him to the county hospital. ie came here from Truckee but says his home is in Sierra county. . ae Will be Married Wednesday. Superintendent Clifford. Graham of the Odin miue at this city and Miss Lou ‘Walters of Rough and Ready, whose wedding was prematurely announced a few weeks ago, will be married Wednesday evening at the young Jady’s home. The young people have . -the best wishee of all who know them. They are worthy of an unbounded measure of promperity happiness, Granted a Di a ‘a Divorce. was pulling out a tall countryman, incumbered with four bundles, a scythe snath, an ax handle, a bag of bananas and a small boy, came out of the depot and began to take his bearings. Up and down the tracks his gaze wandered, up and down the Jong lines of coaches jrawn up under the sheds, and at last, as the rear coach waa. passing him, he caught sight of the moving train, “‘Come on, Freddie! Thar she goes!”’ Cahill, Mike" Enright, P. H. Lohman have all got to be “fiends” and are looking for more morphine. It has Another lot of Nevada county minmade the coyote a worse enemy than he was in ‘his original condition. —Republican. + 2@0 Names of Ireland. of Orpheus it appears as-Irinus; Strabo calls it Irene; Caesar, Tacitus and Pliny mention it as Hibernia; Mela called it Juverna. The native nanies in Celtic are Ir, Eri, or Erin, Plutarch mentions it under the name of Ogygia. The name Ireland is, no doubt, derived from the native Ir or Eri, but when it came into general use is a question concerning which scholars are much at variance. we hear the sneaking coyote curs howlily with due expressions of our sym‘ing all over thehills every night. They . pathy in their bereavement. : Few countries have suffered so many has accepted an invitation to visit Sacchanges of name as Ireland. In the! ramento on April 21st, on which oecatime of Ptolemy the island was known . sign the Grand Commandery and Disas Scotia. Diodorus Siculus calls the . trict Commandery of the Knights Tempisland Irs, or Irisi;in the De Mundo, . jar will c credited by some scholars to Aristotle,. probably be accepted at the next meetit is called Irenne; in the Argonautica . ing of the Commandery. Lenora ©. Bowman, CoLUMBINE WALLING, ADELINE HoTHERSOLL, Committee, a Will Go to Sacramento. — Nevada Commandery, No; 6, K. T., vene. The invitation will Of that plaintive bugle call— ‘Lights out!’’ ¢ ‘‘ ° 6.0 @ a From faroff camp, from land of fears, O’er was\e8 of distance, parting, tears, Comes the familiar sound of old,Our life in darkness to enfold. “Alone, upon life’s troubled sea, The fateful message comes to me, Of that plaintive bugle cal]— “Lights outt’’ Re —Gertrude F. Lynch in Chap Book. Not Like His Mother’s. “I know,” pleaded the little bride, humbly, “that I make a good many grammatical errors.” “They are nothing,” said the young husband, “to those mother used to make.” ©0©060000000000000 Don’t Be a Clam But if you are fond of SALT and OANNED FISH, he yelled and began to transfer some of bis belongings from his right hand to his left as he ran. Freddie made an amazing record for one whose legs were s0 short, and .they were soon beside the steps on the rear end of the last coach. There was.a man standing on the platform. ‘*Hay, stop ’er, stop ’er!’’ cried Fred: die’s pa, ‘‘Put on that ar wind brake, mister! Pull that ar rope up over your head and make ‘er stop!’ But the man only reached down and, caught Freddie, who was: leaping and swinging and dragging by turns in his vain efforts to make ‘his short legs stretch far enough to get hia feet on the lower step. Pa held on to him with one band and the man on-:the platform finaily succeeded in drawing him up. Pa slung the banana bag after him. It slid on across the platform and went overboard on the other side. Pa madea leap for the steps, dropped. a bundle and atonped. to pick it up. The recovery of the bundle took but a second, but the train was getting well under way and wae a ‘ail’s length ahead when he be: gan the chase again, Oye wild spart, with kis coattails standing out behind bim, terceckless leap, and pa, too; was aboard, bét a bundle containing an undershirt bad been Jostin the tussle, An employee of the depot picked the bundle up, and a section man who bappened by appropriated the bananas to his own refreshment. The crowd. that had breathlessly awaited the result of the race melted away, and the depot attendants, who had been preparing to pick pa up with shovels, went, Sagas their doties, Half an hour later a very eigry man came prancing dow n the depot platform. He was holding @yemall boy by one hand, and th one of an ax handle and soythe snath. protruded from under his arm. Every cough makes your throat. more raw and irritable. Every cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs. Ceasetearing your throat and lungs in this way. Put the parts at rest and ive them .a chance: to eal. You will need some help to do this, and you will find it in ers From the first dace the uiet and rest begin: the tickling in the . throat ceases; the spasm weakens; the cough disappears. Do not wait for pneumonia and conanned Salmon and Commercial Street, = ° $6660000000C00 consider these delicacies for breakfasts or lunches: ‘Salmon Bellies, 10 cents apiece. Fine, Fat Mackerel, 10 cents apiece. C Soused Mackerel in Cans. Lobsters, Clams, Oysters. OOOOOOOOS A. B. WOLEF, GOOOOOOOOOQOOQOOO Sardines. fate LSP ves. Nevada City. MEBATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00 . Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey IX UL Whiskey..... pistacsiavy vis) Rock & Rye Whiskey. .... 1 00 Maple Rum Sherry Wine Port Wine is the Best. 100! . Silk Soap. 00 . 1 00; Water Queen Soap . Copco (white) Soap. . , Cashmere (white) Soap 100! eel. =. . Fern Soap : 6 . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder atu pekg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee 'Olairette Soles , Dandy Soap, 20 bars. . Give it a Trial, © = © = 8 © = s'«@ » we no rT Se The Happiest Girl. In town is she who has received an Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well suppiied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not equalled by any other establishmentin this city. The settiugs are unique and the workmanship excellent. The stones are without flaw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, TS TRIS TS OSS AS TE TS ME Cc. J. BERAND., Manufacturing. Jeweler. cent. ©© 4 There May Be Other [Seb eanellaee tek ieee Others! IS THE BEST. That This cut shows a product of the Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watchcase. Thesecases are warranted tg.wear. for 25 years, and the_person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. bear not the name of thé manufactarer stamped in the metal. orw A. e sell only first-class goods, & H. W. Hartung Successors to F. C. Luetje, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City: StPPeeeeosorooooreooserseooreooreoeoees DR. SANDEN’S SUCCESS! Nothing That Has Down-Some Wonderful Cures. Merit Can Be Kept 2 win, Ifa mas elaime that he coe Mrs. Mary A. West, . through her at-. 4, was pa, He approached a depot torney, I. C. Lindley, has been granted . official and said: a-divorce from her busband, Thomas. * Why didn't you tell me that wasn't E. West of Towle, on the ground of de-. the Wabash? I wanted the Wabash; _sertion, and has been given permission . that’s what I wanted.*" The official tenderly handed pa his ph rae ae: pone. Sate new undershirt and replied iu the soft ; cuolane ees eT Pe ICKERMAN’S sonteeeeemiencenemnmet tones that soothe the ruffled sou son __g, WHat Peortx Sar about Hood's, Sax. koe te seme . J Write tothe Doctor, JRUG STORE. “ea parilla, cures w punery se a . oe a: oe remedies fail. Therefore yon: should oe crience. ntnently moe: Write’ Ph th Ss lies ead ‘Sti tic . . ref _As Duke of Rothesay the Prince of the particulars in your ease. oto upp es a a jonery._ _ cent ts i preference . ~ jes is the holder of the first dukedom i Ma, what your egperlonte bas Me ie created im Scotland, just 5U0 years ago. Bal root . deeptavsey Hoop’s Pris cure biliousnesss. Mail~ One of the curiosities of the Isle. of < Lowell Mame ed for 25 cents by 0, I. Hood & Co.,/ Mahe, in the Indian Ocean, is the chapel Lowell, Mass. that ig built of coral. eure a weakness or a pain which has existed fer years he must baek his claim with proef. This is the reason for Dr. Sanden‘’s great success. He has shown 16,000 tetsimenials of cures during the past three years. The people are close at home and can to prove their assertions, Dr. @andes’s Blectric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. HK cupves, and therefore people prefer te drugs or the cheap, _trashy belts sold in drug stores, Hin book, “Three Classes of Men,” te the weaknesses of men, tells the cause of carly decay tm young end art, He shows how electricity, property applied, will restore rere or wigiceath nce we nesrettet Agee oe sumption but cut short your cold without delay. Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plaster should be over the lungs of every perYour money back if unsatisfactory. ., : LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA 7 eeeamteeansrsgeereresseorve ede Wiecsuatiossshsosens 220000090 a i.

satiate oure it you « Hall's tornsily, and and Mucoug are is not 1s ‘prescribed Clans in thig kregular pre. t of the best with the best irectly on the *combiMetts is what i results in . testimonials Co,, Props, gists, price 75 ar head and with Shiloh’s ‘ & guarantes ——ee, a 6 sold in ‘quan. to” purchas re, nt Hill, E tein MONDAY..:.. OVER TAB DAR DARK RIVER Two Venerable ‘Tadles of this ety] Breathe Thelr Last, Mrs. Ora Jane Bowsckiy, thes venerable wife of J. G. Bowerman of this \eity, died at four o’clock yesterday. morning after a lengthy illness. .The faneral will take place at. two o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her late home on Prospect Hill; Mrs. Bowerman was born in Vermont in 1828. Nearly fiftyone years ago she was married to Mr. Bowerman in Canada, and in 1874 they removed to this dity with their family. Three children are left to mourn her loss—Mrs. C, H. Neeley of Truckee and’ Mrs. George A. Nihéll and Ralph Bowerman of this: city. She was.a balf sister of Benjamin Locklin of this city. Mrs., Bowerman was a woman of noble attributes and had many warm friends among our people. . Mrs. B.C. Black died at seven o’clock yesterday morning at her home in North Bloomfield, after three weeks’ illness, place there at three o'clock this afternoon andtomorrow the remains will bebrought to this city for burial in Pine Grove cemetery. She was ‘seventy-two years, four months and twenty» The funeral services. took. oa Fred chat is in. ton today. gone to Forbestown. Freeman Crossing: cisco today on a 0. D. Eastin and. his antaliies Daisy are in San Francisco. : Mrs. H. ©. Mills. has returned from a visit to Sacramento. : Roy Rucker, late of the Eighth California Regiment, has returned home. Earl Cleveland, telegraph operator at. Qolfax for the W. U. OConipany, is in ‘town. Mrs; Richard ‘Obappeil’ and children Chappell. David Jowciion, 5: ke ‘Lipman ani Frank Millican of Maybert arrived here Saturday night. funeral of her father. GC: H. Neeley of Truckee is here to at‘tend the funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. J. G. Bowerman. house is quarantined. Frank Dillon returned to Washingdo igh! e alias B teovguiw colts » up ore Bac. -yamento Friday. night. He is looking well bat has not fully recovered from B. F. Derickson is down. today from . the ‘accident he mét with about Christmas. He has been in the railroad = George yh to San Frah. pital. ‘Rev. and Mrs. Soha Tamblyn have (Day's Record of Our. Neighbors’ neMiss Mary Kaufleld has gone te For knowledge of drugs made his services est City, being summoned to attend the of greater value of the battlefield and ‘camps where there were sick and wounded soldiers. The members of Summit Lodge K. of} Deputy Fish Gomiutenianas Cross arrived here Saturday morning. His . business is. to exam dition of the fish ladders and have them remodeled so they will be of some use. a Truckee. He will also 160k ‘into the reported. cases of illegal fishing. He. and W. B nape’ Soniaht. Cory went down the river to examine) Frauct some of the fish ladders today. oe J.G. Booth will in a few days end his thirtieth year as a druggist, eigh-. tory: left today for mates Mon., to join Mr, . teen years of which he has followed the business in Truckee, macy before the Civil War broke out but gave up his business to enlist. and fight for the flag. During the war his}: He studied pharDre ‘Dayid Shoemaker has. returned The City Trustees of Grass Valley Jacob, Weissbein and son have gone Constable Phil Miller drew a $1250 prize last week: in Bars Honduras lotMr. und ‘Mrs. Matt. Pioeine have gone to Placerville and will pratg Gly remain there. H. Pengelley tas gone ‘to Amador county to take the superintendency of the Douglass mine, © Lea Van Orden and Frank J. Bonnivert have returned to San Francisco after a visit here. M.M.Sarah, formerly of this city, . the order. P. and visiting Knights had a splendid The young son of Richard Tremaine meeting in celebration of the thirtyfof Piety Hill. has diptheriaw and the fourth Pythian Anniversary last nightThe hall was filled: with members of The*rank of Knight was around the corner of Main andSchool streets :the seat came off his wagon and Mr. Smith was thrown to the ground but not hurt. The horses ran away and Yesterday as Fred Smith was driving “Poor Legal Crop. If any members of the ioval ber are. looking longingly into Tehama county, the following figures furnished by Attorney J.J. Wells of Red Bluff should . serve to content nes with their ab oj ont Sart e last year ms Tehama county . eas were just 84 cases filed in the Saperior Court. Of this number 55 were in the usual run of civil. cases, 4 were criminal and 25 were of probate mature, The cases included petitions im insolvency, aud appeals from justices’ courts, soit will be seen that Red Bluff ‘does not furnish a bonanza for lawyers. Taking the compensation at $50 per case this would drop into the legal laps about $4,200, not a great divy for ten lawyers. Were it not for office work the lawyers would starve todeath in Tehama county, and as it is they are not much better off than the preachers, ifat-all; 2c Fair in Jeopardy. The proposed Pacific Coast Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1901 is dwinding to the point of a purely local affair, and the project may now be abandoned altogether. The bill introdcued in the Legislature proposing to ask thé Frederal Goverment for an -“Tnterest. . nek Wi Hartung, ec babiek successors to F. O. Luetje. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s, tf. Los. Angeles navel oranges, fifteen ‘cents a dozen, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Nothing better than cloudy weather is predicted for tonight and tomorrow. The funeral of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aumer. took place from the Catholic church yesterday afternoon and was attended bya large number of friends, Miss Leddy is having a cement wilh put down in her lot on Broad street opposite the fire house, and may conclude to have a sidewalk of the same material put down in frout of the property. . At daylight yesterday morning Constable Dillon detected three young men endeavoring to shoot W. Q@. Richards’ shooters fled at the officer’ 8 approach. Dr. QO. N. Sullivan, the optician, is at the onal hotel. He has been visiting this county regularly for a nuimber of years and is highly recommended by everybody who has had the benefit of his services. He Was Right. “Tt was a pitch battle,” he said. “‘Pitched’ you mean,” she corrected. with parlor rifles. The . BRIBE MENTION. jour NORTHERN NBIGHBORS. . se com Commas a Local A Sammary of News Gathered Prom Saturday’s Messenger, The ball given at Downieville Wednesday night has netted the. fire: department a sum amounting to about $100, ‘ On account of the pipe being bursted there has been no water with which to ‘run the electric plant at Sierra City and the town has been in darkness for the past. week. , At Goodyear Bar'Frank Moran bas been getting out timber for several weeks and is now busy opening up.his mine, Frank Cooper and Tom Mullen have been running their main tunnel ahead this winter and are just getting into some fine looking blue gravel. Press and John Hauck ere pushing . their tunnel ahead on Ram’s Horn “ureek, two miles below the Bar. Frow present indications they are going to have a fine mine. Look to Your Eyes, The fact is that. optical defects occur in such varying degrees and in somany combinations that, only the competent eye specialist, with a complete eyetesting equipment, such ‘as I, possess, jis qualified to discover the exact na‘ture and degree of the trouble and . properly correct it with glasses. Call on me at National Hotel here from Sunday until Thursday. Dr. Sullivan, days of age, and leaves the following were caught before any damage had “I don’t mean anything of the Ieind,” children: R: ©. Black of San Fran-. is ill again at San Francisco, and in-. conferred during the.meeting. After ‘ ‘ ‘ been done, cisco, Jobn Black of Modesto, Mrs. tends coming home seon. the.meeting was over all were invited Mary Lombard of Indiana and Frank. M.Blaskower and W. J, Adams, of . to a bountiful repast of clam chowder the exposition will be brought up, and and Bolivar Wild of Browns Valley. the Odin Mining Co., arrived Saturday . by the culinary artist, C, W. Long, who . already its opposers are loud in decrying i Mrs, Randolph Garter and Mrs. Lou. Sight from San Francisco. has acquired *the title of Ohief. Resolutions of respect to the memory it. Theinternal presse of the State is. \ J Davidson of this city are her nieces. Major de Rojas and Joseph Korbel . Commissary of the lodge. The evening . of our late sister, Lucy A. Waters: entering a strenuous objection toa State . BE H . E Mrs. Black, who was a bright and lova-. of the Texas mine arrived Saturday . was much enjoyed. by all present. Whereas, An overruling and all-wise . bonus, claiming that the California : . ble woman enjoying the esteem of “aight from San Francisco. Prof.’s Gage and Henry took a flash . Providence in infinite wisdom has re-. treasury should not bé made to pay for \ y those who knew her went to Orleans} Mrs. H. Wales andMiss Gertrude light picture of the assemblage. moved from among ud our much es-/an exhibition in San Francisco, the benG ROCER , Flat in the 60’s and was there married . Largis of Colfax were the guests of Mr. In ‘Truckee there are a number of . teemed and loved sister, efits of which would be purely local. It e ° e J. J. JACKSON, Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale appropriation has met with disaster. Ajhereplied. “I mean ‘pitch.’~ It was a Optician: et bill providing a State appropriation for . fight between tars.” ae OO Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, InRemémbrance. to Mr. Black (heft second husband) who and Mrs. Chas. BE. Tegler yesterday . Citizens, wage earners, men who work. Resolved, That Neva Rebekah Lodge, . appears if San Francisco wants an exhiwas at different times ‘superintendent . and today. in the woods.cutting logs and’ wood in. No. 119, hereby express our sincere re-. bition, San Francisco must pay for it. of the Eureka Lake and Milton mining Mr.and Mrs. Alex. Monteith of North . summer, but in winter there is not any . gret for the loss of our sister; the fraoa companies, He died some twenty . Bloomfield and Robert Monteith of work of the kind to be done. Very . ternal tie has been severed by death. LIGHTS OUT Proprietor Dollars» Depot for Fancy Groceriesal PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED While we would wait, our oars at rest Upon the river's peaceful breast, And watch the yellow lamp gleams die At the silvery warning sigh sig -years ago in North Bloomfield to which . this city are spending a fortnight in . ™&ny of the best citizens have to look . Therefore be it are i town the family had removed when . San Francisco. for any work by which they can make. Resolved, That we sincerely condolé How often in our little boat asig: of. th Orleans Flat was worked out. Among the sick are Mrs. J. Bernard, . &xpenses for the winter and maintain . with her family in the dispensation Os. satbiet evatiiagy we would Gogh 7 gaa C) Miss Louise Scheemer, Miss Flora Holhomes. Some shovel snow--when there . which has pleased Divine Providence conn from idie talk and jest, 4 brok, Mrs. Thomas Lean, Wm. Camp-. i® any—some trap coyotes as it-is quite . to afflict them, and commend them to so’er the waters’ restless flow, Sa will be THE SUP ERIOR Cou RT. bell Thdutas L. Coffey, 3.0. Locklin. a pe laid Pie oor oN pages ae snes i oa things for the best, ee esithak plaintive bugle ell : Sale has been l ae E. D.Bridges expects one of his sis. 9% y. cents @. 808. p. One of our)and whese chastisements are meant in “Lights oui ‘ » not spared Civil, Criminal and Probate Business ters, and perhaps two, to arrive here oldest and best citizens has been try-; mercy. How through the old fort it would ring, ‘ mn twenty-four years since he eee i emory; tha offered in In the Superior Court today, Judge nee Sata teat. ‘ [but it proved to be morphine instead . these resolutions be spread on the Nilon overraled the demurrer to the} “7. Hanley has gone toSan Fran-. °f *'richnine. Now that is the reason . minutes and a copy be sent to the famdren’s Shoes, the oy portuOS., ‘ Lindley was appointed as his attorney complaint in the case of B. Murphy against M. Crowley and gave the defendant ten days in which to answer. ‘The administratorship contest in the matter of the estate of the late Joseph Girard was continued till tomorrow. Edward Holman was arraigned on a charge of stealing a borse from Postmaster George of Grass Valley. I. ©, ‘and he was given till next Monday to plead. The demurrer of. Theobald Blauth in tthe case of Richards vs. Guillaume and others was submitted. Au order heretofore made setting the case of Bennallack vs. W. G, Richards cisco to take a position in the grocery department of the Emporium, where his brother Will has been employed for the past two years. ers left yesterday for Idaho where they have been engaged to work in a bydraulic mime. Among them are James and Dan McCarty, of You Bet. = ta “PA AND FREDDIE ABOARD. An Exciting Time For Which There Was Really No Occasion. As a passenger train on the Hannibal and others for trial tomorrow was rescinded. It was ordered that Samuel Granger be made a party to the action. The final account of Rev. Father

Lynch, administrator of the estate of } the late Arthur McDonald, was submit¢ed and approved. eee Target Medals Issued. The Adjutant General of the State has issued nearly seven hundred medals to those who were successful in 1897 target practice. Some were of silver, others were gold, and all were beautiful. Company C of this city, which is-entitled to about ten of them, came near getting entirely left\in the distribution. The Company reported the result of its shoots and the report got lost or. mislaid in the Adjutant-Gegeral’s office. Captain Nihell protested against. this sort of a deal when his Company contained some of the best shots.in the State, and finally got consent to file a second report. * Sent to the © Hospital. Robert Flynn, , who wi was arrested Satwrday for drunkenness, pleaded guilty in Justice Holbrook’s court this morning and was sentenced to ten days in the county jail. He recently ran a nail into one of his feet’and it is. badly awollen. A permit was issued today to,transfer him to the county hospital. ie came here from Truckee but says his home is in Sierra county. . ae Will be Married Wednesday. Superintendent Clifford. Graham of the Odin miue at this city and Miss Lou ‘Walters of Rough and Ready, whose wedding was prematurely announced a few weeks ago, will be married Wednesday evening at the young Jady’s home. The young people have . -the best wishee of all who know them. They are worthy of an unbounded measure of promperity happiness, Granted a Di a ‘a Divorce. was pulling out a tall countryman, incumbered with four bundles, a scythe snath, an ax handle, a bag of bananas and a small boy, came out of the depot and began to take his bearings. Up and down the tracks his gaze wandered, up and down the Jong lines of coaches jrawn up under the sheds, and at last, as the rear coach waa. passing him, he caught sight of the moving train, “‘Come on, Freddie! Thar she goes!”’ Cahill, Mike" Enright, P. H. Lohman have all got to be “fiends” and are looking for more morphine. It has Another lot of Nevada county minmade the coyote a worse enemy than he was in ‘his original condition. —Republican. + 2@0 Names of Ireland. of Orpheus it appears as-Irinus; Strabo calls it Irene; Caesar, Tacitus and Pliny mention it as Hibernia; Mela called it Juverna. The native nanies in Celtic are Ir, Eri, or Erin, Plutarch mentions it under the name of Ogygia. The name Ireland is, no doubt, derived from the native Ir or Eri, but when it came into general use is a question concerning which scholars are much at variance. we hear the sneaking coyote curs howlily with due expressions of our sym‘ing all over thehills every night. They . pathy in their bereavement. : Few countries have suffered so many has accepted an invitation to visit Sacchanges of name as Ireland. In the! ramento on April 21st, on which oecatime of Ptolemy the island was known . sign the Grand Commandery and Disas Scotia. Diodorus Siculus calls the . trict Commandery of the Knights Tempisland Irs, or Irisi;in the De Mundo, . jar will c credited by some scholars to Aristotle,. probably be accepted at the next meetit is called Irenne; in the Argonautica . ing of the Commandery. Lenora ©. Bowman, CoLUMBINE WALLING, ADELINE HoTHERSOLL, Committee, a Will Go to Sacramento. — Nevada Commandery, No; 6, K. T., vene. The invitation will Of that plaintive bugle call— ‘Lights out!’’ ¢ ‘‘ ° 6.0 @ a From faroff camp, from land of fears, O’er was\e8 of distance, parting, tears, Comes the familiar sound of old,Our life in darkness to enfold. “Alone, upon life’s troubled sea, The fateful message comes to me, Of that plaintive bugle cal]— “Lights outt’’ Re —Gertrude F. Lynch in Chap Book. Not Like His Mother’s. “I know,” pleaded the little bride, humbly, “that I make a good many grammatical errors.” “They are nothing,” said the young husband, “to those mother used to make.” ©0©060000000000000 Don’t Be a Clam But if you are fond of SALT and OANNED FISH, he yelled and began to transfer some of bis belongings from his right hand to his left as he ran. Freddie made an amazing record for one whose legs were s0 short, and .they were soon beside the steps on the rear end of the last coach. There was.a man standing on the platform. ‘*Hay, stop ’er, stop ’er!’’ cried Fred: die’s pa, ‘‘Put on that ar wind brake, mister! Pull that ar rope up over your head and make ‘er stop!’ But the man only reached down and, caught Freddie, who was: leaping and swinging and dragging by turns in his vain efforts to make ‘his short legs stretch far enough to get hia feet on the lower step. Pa held on to him with one band and the man on-:the platform finaily succeeded in drawing him up. Pa slung the banana bag after him. It slid on across the platform and went overboard on the other side. Pa madea leap for the steps, dropped. a bundle and atonped. to pick it up. The recovery of the bundle took but a second, but the train was getting well under way and wae a ‘ail’s length ahead when he be: gan the chase again, Oye wild spart, with kis coattails standing out behind bim, terceckless leap, and pa, too; was aboard, bét a bundle containing an undershirt bad been Jostin the tussle, An employee of the depot picked the bundle up, and a section man who bappened by appropriated the bananas to his own refreshment. The crowd. that had breathlessly awaited the result of the race melted away, and the depot attendants, who had been preparing to pick pa up with shovels, went, Sagas their doties, Half an hour later a very eigry man came prancing dow n the depot platform. He was holding @yemall boy by one hand, and th one of an ax handle and soythe snath. protruded from under his arm. Every cough makes your throat. more raw and irritable. Every cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs. Ceasetearing your throat and lungs in this way. Put the parts at rest and ive them .a chance: to eal. You will need some help to do this, and you will find it in ers From the first dace the uiet and rest begin: the tickling in the . throat ceases; the spasm weakens; the cough disappears. Do not wait for pneumonia and conanned Salmon and Commercial Street, = ° $6660000000C00 consider these delicacies for breakfasts or lunches: ‘Salmon Bellies, 10 cents apiece. Fine, Fat Mackerel, 10 cents apiece. C Soused Mackerel in Cans. Lobsters, Clams, Oysters. OOOOOOOOS A. B. WOLEF, GOOOOOOOOOQOOQOOO Sardines. fate LSP ves. Nevada City. MEBATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00 . Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey IX UL Whiskey......... pistacsiavy vis) Rock & Rye Whiskey.. ........ 1 00 Maple Rum Sherry Wine Port Wine is the Best. 100! . Silk Soap.. 00 . 1 00; Water Queen Soap . Copco (white) Soap. . , Cashmere (white) Soap 100! eel. =. . Fern Soap : 6 . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder atu pekg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee 'Olairette Soles , Dandy Soap, 20 bars. . Give it a Trial, © = © = 8 © = s'«@ » we no rT Se The Happiest Girl. In town is she who has received an Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well suppiied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not equalled by any other establishmentin this city. The settiugs are unique and the workmanship excellent. The stones are without flaw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, TS TRIS TS OSS AS TE TS ME Cc. J. BERAND., Manufacturing. Jeweler. cent. ©© 4 There May Be Other [Seb eanellaee tek ieee Others! IS THE BEST. That This cut shows a product of the Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watchcase. Thesecases are warranted tg.wear. for 25 years, and the_person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. bear not the name of thé manufactarer stamped in the metal. orw A. e sell only first-class goods, & H. W. Hartung Successors to F. C. Luetje, Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City: StPPeeeeosorooooreooserseooreooreoeoees DR. SANDEN’S SUCCESS! Nothing That Has Down-Some Wonderful Cures. Merit Can Be Kept 2 win, Ifa mas elaime that he coe Mrs. Mary A. West, . through her at-. 4, was pa, He approached a depot torney, I. C. Lindley, has been granted . official and said: a-divorce from her busband, Thomas. * Why didn't you tell me that wasn't E. West of Towle, on the ground of de-. the Wabash? I wanted the Wabash; _sertion, and has been given permission . that’s what I wanted.*" The official tenderly handed pa his ph rae ae: pone. 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He has shown 16,000 tetsimenials of cures during the past three years. The people are close at home and can to prove their assertions, Dr. @andes’s Blectric Belt is the most popular curative remedy known to-day. HK cupves, and therefore people prefer te drugs or the cheap, _trashy belts sold in drug stores, Hin book, “Three Classes of Men,” te the weaknesses of men, tells the cause of carly decay tm young end art, He shows how electricity, property applied, will restore rere or wigiceath nce we nesrettet Agee oe sumption but cut short your cold without delay. Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plaster should be over the lungs of every perYour money back if unsatisfactory. ., : LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA 7 eeeamteeansrsgeereresseorve ede Wiecsuatiossshsosens 220000090 a i.