February 8, 1899 (4 pages)

Pa chapel vancadamaneepmabannnainad THE ‘out the _WEDNESDAY,.. iB. 8, e s Performance at the T “Regiment Be if togeth. Nn “LINCOLN, . “Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. Next \Saturdsy evening our people) Re GE . ERP re ‘Teidy to WASHINGTON. AN AND 1 COL. the sale of reserved seats for Friday . will have a apport! y_ ot listening Day” Record of Our "2". 2 taco of tee t-@-8poon “Hate heattan to tha + levening’s minstrel entertainment at . -to one of the finest band.concertsever; "es knight of the sandbag and the jimmy : n. . Ver a ee i Wns . the. theater by the ladies urel. heard in this part of the State. H yee’ «. the section boss is known as the “King_ Very na i MGUY SCNOOS . the theater by the ladies of Laurel hesrd in this part of the Stat eig ‘Dosection boss is kn : 3 , six, ~ -<* Monday Afternoon. © . Parlor of Native Daughters will begin. Eighth ‘Regiment band, composed of ag BO ii sheet eee: as ae “6 < : On Monday next there isto bein the} ®t Foley’s. ‘This event will be a new) twenty-four ‘professional musicians, ngs. a is aciais 42 a entines : schools throughout the United States . 4°partare in’ the amusement lise. In-/ will appear at Armory Hall on that ae 3 AT INEBRIATE INSTITUTE. Se t this to a celebration of the ninetieth a [stead of the usual minstrel pertorm-. date and a rich musical treatisin store; Re os : ge eae man, atsary of the birth of Abrabam Linooff, ance by the worn-out male. tribe,. for all who attend. Among the mem-. " Elam Biggs went to Marysville today. rn “and . In the Nevada Oity schools it is the in. “tty of our bright, young ladies will) bers of the band are Eagene and Ste-) Ensign Hawke of this city conducted — en eee occasion, tention to have on that:day @ joint cel. SOW us bow tocrack jokes, sing darkey . phene Finane; formerly of Forest City. ‘a Salvation Army meeting at Reno last; “A® manager of the Keeley Institute ce ebration of ‘the birthdays of Washing: . S°O#% daaes, Ge. and the final. will: bs) The tormer plage a © fist cornet and/ night, RATE RP pexlihgguertnpen cast histo i Ai beget ited lover, ton and Lincoln. With that end in. ® seuaine cake walk in which the. the latter the euphonium., Reymond} ‘The reception to Company I Friday . 7°" during which time some 3,000 1 am now showing as varied line propose view a program appropriate to the oc-. °UPle receiving the most applause at. E. Burton, tormerly of Grass Valley, is night will be held in the Methodist/Pstents were under my care, I can \ ; er pretty casion has been arranged. An interthe hands of the aadience will be . also in the band and is one of the alto church. : xe ae speak with & certain degree of posias you would care to gaze upon-eatinig feature will:berthe maluteto the ee ea ngs ross cake. abr _All_who have heard this} Mrs Peter Johnston entertained a i aetna: injarious effects of national flag, after which there will be ‘There wilt not be a stale or common. band speak highly of their music and namber of ladies ‘at a tea party yester-. °°ee apon the nerves, and the bene: a shack addres bs dodge Wallink: place feature in the whole program, . udvise everybody to attend the enterday afternoon. —— es © “{eial effects of Postam Cereal Food Both Comic. and Beautiful. het; that The ‘pupils will then repair to their renoranything even bordering oncoarse-. tainment, After the concert there will) The Sonsand Daugbtera of St. George: Coffee, when properly made. : ; ak on apéotive clade roomé and thess. eons . =e" One attraction will follow. be a social dance. Admission to all) gave Grand President Tregoning a “We find, as you say, that meither the ela tinue the exercises. ‘The members of . #2¢ther with rapidity. The curtain is. parts of the house, including the dance, . fing reception last night. {flavor nor the food value can be ex; fashion so the High School have invited the senior soins at 0s agree" Set the . will be 50 cents. There will be no re-. . Mrs. ©. H. Hankins, who has been: tracted until after 15 or 20 minutes of 3 : * rade of the Gram School ¢ re) me ore the act when it . served seats, 3 visiting at the ¢ , 2 “factual boiling. It does not answer to B i —* ticipate with them in thelr celebration. . T0P® will be for a few minutes beA Dramatic Treat Ahead. _ . Teturmed today to Oakland, {simply allow it to stand on a warm Come and see the Assortment. ee The exercises will begin at half-past . tem the first.and second parts. Oe et eee : -. . he “case of the people aguinst. ‘J, . Stove for a few minutes. \ : Heit ks one in the. afternoon. The people of Saving the Fallen. _ The Jecsig’ Shitley Dramatic Com-. Johnson, charged. with tariishiog 1: ‘ Nevada City and vicinity are cordially. . . Ea me pany which ‘plays st popular prices aud /quor to Annie McOabe, a tult-witted i eae ae Ye: iaviteR te kitend chow: Adjutant Hannah Dennison of the. has.a band and orchestra will play a. young woman, is having his hearing ‘ )-<'Threoeis Beulah Rescue Home near Oakland, who} week’s engagement: in this city during . this afternoon before Justice Green. _ W H CR AW FORD MAIN STREET Majah, ie Native Sons Qut-For Fun. is in charge of the rescue work of the . the next three or four weeks. “4 Yesterday’s Marysville Appeal sa¥s: . = ; 9 NEVADA CITY Miegrass ‘Ai lost evening's. m esting of, HrSalvation Army._on the Pacific Coast, is} Miss Shirley will. be remembered as . Mrs: P.T. Riley of Grass Valley is the = i a aeathiiny draalic Partov ‘a commitien Sousteting about to make a tour of this part of the. the leading lady of Sam T. Shaw’s com-/ guest of her'sister, Mrs. G. H. Stokes. Seecante of Ed Baker, Fred Brown and David State, and may conclude to come ot . pany for years. She bas surrounded . Mrs. Riley has just returned from Vanie 1k my EB. Mérgaa’ was “appointed to “coadd this city and Grass Valley. The Adjuherself by the best talent obtainable,. couver with her husband, Captain tee. up” the Native Sons and have them tant has been in the Salvation Army . in one or two instances good talent.! Riley, who has gone to Benicia. ocoupy reserved seata together. at the og ie over ten years, during which . having left the play houses .of San BE EH IVE —— Native Daaahters’ utustesl ob j. time she “has opened nearly ‘every . Francisco to share in what must be her , J J ill. day night. yi a sea ate econ Rescue Home in the United States. fame. No trouble or expense has been CROOKS LINGO Paia vou the New York hotel at.7:30-o’clock that The army expects to. open another . spared to make this one of the/best.atG ROC E Y California. night sid earch ¥6 the: thbeler in. 8 home io San Francisco in the near fu-. tractions on the road and the bouse . Marauders Are Possessed of a Vernacular . ® e e , ES a. body. -: ture which will be for. the benefit of . should be filled. They will bringa new Peculiar to Their Class INDAY, the Pag Parise Gan Snteralaed tact _. the northern part of the State, while. repertory of plays carefully staged ee : SO “-aighaael W. fig by thee caibntete: whbee tot the home now in operation at Los An-j. and dressed. Miss Shirley ‘has always It is well known by the police officers J. J. JACK N, = Pr oprietor e ie = besin with D,E,Fand Gand the fan . #022 for that section of the State: . been noted for her dainty and exqai. . of this State that crooks are possessed Sissi Oo, Ghke peilding the Wil of lasted till midnight, Captain Lucie Dowe of San Francisco] sitetaste in dress, aud has added to. of a dialect peculiarly theirown,and. « , ‘ Agency For-ox dg seg & ; will accompay the Adjutant on this . her extensive wardrobe many beautiful . many of the officers who are compelled a bervcberipsd =a iy mars gti cheep pect lonsgrain Whiskey mn of Letters Attached a Street Crossing. visit, and willassist in the meetings. . imported gowns which will delight the . to do detective work spend their leis-. 11.5 of coffee yarn <i Ce gare Blue Label Catsup gpg hata eS tase: shssandad oeiaee W. Ri sor ladies. ie o ure hours studying the tramps’ lan-. 4 31°, Clerk. >> Ir. of nt pee by his iuieee avert? gine ene Will Soon ee <a Ocitio guage. It has been customary with wi dis cae Saou vad pois aa Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale i, © attached a stone street crossing that W. L. Williamson of the town of, 2S bn &tramps for several years to place cer-. jiqnop, morphia and hues “au — ; PY Shs: Cons ia pitting ib for the city bee Washington left here this noon for the} E. Dee Dean, who bas the contract’ tain signs on fences which inform thé) while aatiiek os ‘* stigraleit, the "al De ot for as PP twheli the old Mille: residense.ou-# Cascade country 300 miles east. of . for sinking the incline shaft-at-the Bis. hobo visitor to the country ranch what . tion ig the same as liquor hi = Pp e © vameuto eteeet and the Kereoe Gan Seattle where he will look into a quartz . marck & Gladstone claim at the head . sort of a reception may be in store for I ‘ eae FE G r ‘ i oa : ge : 0 my own case I find great benefit ancy roceries Y AND FOR . pailroad track, The City Trasteca were . ming: proposition. He goes in'the. of Selby Fist, ig now down 75 feet them. a <“ from using Postum Cereal Food Cof. Jalifornia. e i a TT Sage > also served with a notice of garnishinterest of Mesers. Lane and Tozer, the . where operations have beensuspended . The words, “the queer is on,”"feans. tee, whereas I find nothing but harm PATE FOILS. DEVILED’AND POTTED ment to cover whatever money might well known mining operators. Mr. for a few days on account of the freez-. the moon is too bright for safety work . i, ooftee.” : T “ s MORDAY, le coming to Mr. Ooun ees: Williams. is a first-class miner and. ing of the Central ditch from which in doing crooked work. “Hitting the : MEATS AND FISH. oom of said The amount of Rigby’s claim is $104.50, mine manager of long experience. water has to be. obtained for pumping . grit” means going on foot on the rail: Mascot Whiskey..00:.cssscceseeiee ; Mikado Soap... inted bs eal The erdes-walk eauhd seek: whan Goths : +290 and hoisting. As soon as a depth of . read track, or walking instead of ridCl ° Daffy’s Malt Whiskey..... Bee Gics ca. setieesnocs.coraisn fhe Will of pleted cost over $70 and it is only. . “ !fding-Stamp Non-Suit. 100 feet is attained drifts will be/jing. “Bull” stands for policeman. Caranice : AIC, . Pepsin Whiskey ‘ menace eee A ‘Bastin about half done. The claimant got in. » A trading -stamp company doing basstarted both ways on the ledge. The. “Slouse” means “drunken man with é Game Cock Whiskey deNpabebedaal ca SER anc ease a ; wien se « Title tha nook, ness’ in. Middletown; N. Y, vatsy shaft will be continued down for an-. money in sight.” “Yellow super,” gold . < Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... Water Queen Soap....ssceee fay ‘appear Haein. Be nae Urought adit for $10,000 ‘dai other level, The ledge is faur feet . watch. “White super,” nickel or silver 1 X¥ L Whiskey Copco (white) Soap. ....cceee0 De ax, A Warranted Protest. against ten of the merchants of that. °°twee? walle eee well. renee Dani Ait ieee: a Rock & Rye Whiskey Cashmere (white) Soap...c.6 a Gavin W. Hutchins appeared Mon-. city, alleging conspiracy, in that they . Debris Commission at Smartsville. Ae a fae a a ca ones yee Maps Ran Be San Thc aN ++ 100) Brown (13g Ib bar} Soap.,... ae day before the Yuba county Supervi-. had induced houses to cease issuing Sa 7 ger Maen ter siege Sherry.Wine Fern Soa hb acy asid. sthred &protdel agai: the] tedine weelaph. Abia heating OF-chal: Lhe entee eninere, of See Cf, De: stands for pistols,“ Ponehing # peels ery Mabe sesisicss septa ttnstihn sm nani Waah'g Bowdel ait pok Yeas farthee “pay sient Ot Lhe ntl din dene bris Commission, accompanied by their . blowing a. safe, and “hop-head,” an Claret Wi Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg 3G : y apcase g-stamp company was : Pes. re WB vio cdessdvevensésccees de ccedicetes: 25 Diamond Dust Washi Powd propriation of $300 for the Anti-Debris . non-suited. pe ae coqemamints: aber’, Veecher, ei. ta, Bt) odio smokers De pene ; ee ic ts Association until such time.as SacraHaargeeg Sa “ie cri padi, whe neha brotyselleatany burglareee word : ie is he Best. ceo Cl 509 cl> a Zi ¢ . f 2 mento, Colusa and Yolo counties appropriate an amount equal to or more INSISTED ON PAYING. than Yuba. The Association having. aA Man Whe Wouldn’t Accept Legal discharged the manager and watchman Mr. Hutchins says he sees no benefit Advice For Nothing. The other day an old fellow slouched in continuing to pay a large salary to! into Attorney Oscar Kabhn’s office, on Attorney Devlin. WEP See Not to be Sold by the Drink. Jilson of Siskiyou has introduced a Legal row, and introduced himself as Mr. Smith, Jones, Brown, or something, of a nejghboring county. He said he wanted to consult ‘a lawyer and was accorded a seat and one of the attorney’s bill todo away with the selling of li-. gweetest smiles. quor by grocery stores. The bill alHe then explained that while he was lows liquor to be sold by. grocers in. away from home the sheriff or some original packages, but~ prohbits its sale by the drink. The prohibition extends to any grocery store or room connected therewith. A Successful Revival. ‘The month’s revival services recently concluded at the Methodist church in this city resulted in the church gaiuing twenty-five new members. The serices were conducted by Pastor Phelps and his flock without any aid whatever from the outside. if Building a Gravel Dump. * A gravel dump and sluices are. being built at the Odin drift mine. This property will sbortly be numbered among the regular producers of the district. bad ‘Tune is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few . years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors promounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by conSstantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh QOure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney. & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the bloodand mucous: surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any. case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Prop., Toledo, O. is Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bote. : Hall's Family Pills are the best. The Wiley B. Allen Co. bave opened ®@ piano store on Broad street and they are. offering pianos lower than was ever known in our city. £3-tf. <-> Best In The County. e Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. * p 23-tf Coples of the Nevada Couuty Directory ean be obtained for 50 centa. By mail 75 cents. F Apply to B. E, BROWN, Transcript office. is deputy had attached hie wife’s sewing machine and bureau for taxes. He did not propose to tolerate such imposition, he declared. ‘‘What is the amount of taxes?’’ inquired the lawyer. “Lemme see—$i. 28,’” was the reply. The lawyer could not conceal a smile, but hastened to say: “‘WeH, Mr. Smith, if you want my advice, it isto go back and settle that small amount. It looks like the easiest and best way out of it.*’. The old fellow thought. a moment and replied that he believed he would. Answering, he asked, ‘‘How riuch do'l owe you?’ ‘ “Oh, nothing, sir,’? was the reply. ‘*T won’t charge you anything for a little advice like that.”” ‘‘Bot 1 allus pays fer whut I git and want ter pay yer jes’ the same.”’ “Ob, that’s all right; come in again some time when. you need advice on something more important, and we'll square itthen.”” + = ~“tNaw, [want ter pay it now. Jes* squeal out. Bf it’s 25 cents, I'll pay it. Ef ye want 50, there it is!’ And he threw down a half dollar and left.— Paducah (Ky.) San. Harking Back. Mrs. Acklins—I don’t want to be impertinent,.but how old are you, anyway? Some of the ladies were discuss: iug your age at the club the other day, and several of them claimed that you were at least 86, but 1 insisted that you ‘were not more than 83, Mrs. Biswick—I’m glad you were #0 kind. Of course you didn’t mention the. fact that you were ready to leave the grammar grade when I was in the primary class at school, did you?—New York World. Why, of Course. photographs you took of us the other day are not at all satisfactory. Why, my husband looke like an ape!” ‘Well, that before you had him taken.”— Household Words. The Egyptian women wore bangle hoops: of gold in their ears, which e regarded as the wearer's choicest possessions, and were parted from only under direst stress. The golden calf was su to have been made entirely trom the earrings of the people. -‘Bhe death penalty is rarely enforced in Germany, Austria, Denmark or Sweden. In New York 11 out of 12 “ol murderers escape without any punish‘meat, and in the United States only one murderer in 50 suffers capital punishoo “Pye called to tell you, sir, that the . madam, you should have thought of . . mine certain work at the Narrows, prior to the construction of a wall or restraining barrier. sane Gladstone Was Greater. The Scotch reverence for Gladstone is displayed in this conversation between two Scotchmen. “One of them said, with much emphasis: “There hasna been a lawgiver equal to Mr. Gladstone since the days ef Moses,” : “Moses!” retorted the other; “Moses got the law gien to him frae the Lord, but Mr. Gladstone makes laws out 0 his ain head.” In constant pain when o your feet ? Is that dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn till night ? Why not put the medicine § . exactly on the disease ? Why not. apply the cure right to the spot itself ? You can do it with Dr.Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plasier Immediately after the laster-is applied, you fee its Ww: soothing influence. ‘ Its ening, kieran quickly penetrate down deep -into the. inflamed tissues. Pain is quieted, soreness is relieved and strength imparted. Bf mngtrin geo ogden a r had such complete control over all. _ kinds of pain. ; * Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out. all % is that which means a section boss and RIAA EEDA ARERR 10c © CUT THIS OUT. 2 10c ¥ a . Weller’ This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. x ne Good until Sr I 10c 4 FEB. 19, 99. & 10c ¥ TTT TTT TEES ET TT et * ea ; : * x * 53 if * -* * ¥ 3 * ~ * -* It Means Money For You, We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store, with the required amount of cash. Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, ' Commercial Street, Nevada City. SII IIIA I II IAIK © COT THIS ou. 5c This Coupon and 55 cents ip eash ll purchase 60c Square Butter, At ““WOLF’S.”” ‘3 Good until 2 5c i PEB, 19, 99. 5c FOE ROR ROO ROR DE EE ROE Ft Mi cet 2 54 Me EE ee HO HRA AERA IAAI IE ERKERBEKK Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, a Henry Lane, = Prop’r of them Goan day and night nity. Back Ache? YOUR EVE OX THIS AD. The finest turn-outs in the county.and plen‘ Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock avery small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, in order to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportuBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Warm Welcome FOR Slim Pocket Books. There’s a general gathering up here of odds and ends after tie holidays and where we find too many of.a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly taken by wise buyers. ‘he opportunity to secure. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value isnow presen!ed. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. ines Ta) CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland.. Proprietor _ Choices of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaller Beer. Give me call and you'll never regret it. Pime Street, Nevada City. Give. it a Trial. — EARLE eo The Happiest Girl In town is she who has received an .Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well supplied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not cqualled by any other establishment in 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, Cc. J. BRAND. Manufacturing Jeweler. —_ : —— This cut shows a product ofthe Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watchcase. These cases are warranted to wear for 25 years, and the person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per cent. of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. 0 BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer staniped in the metal. (08 We:sell only first-class goods. ° A. & H.W. Hartung ~ Successors to F. C. Luetje. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. =—— You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a ~ HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. ‘Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, ‘

Pa chapel vancadamaneepmabannnainad THE ‘out the _WEDNESDAY,.... iB. 8, e s Performance at the T “Regiment Be if togeth. Nn “LINCOLN, . “Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. Next \Saturdsy evening our people) Re GE . ERP re ‘Teidy to WASHINGTON. AN AND 1 COL. the sale of reserved seats for Friday . will have a apport! y_ ot listening Day” Record of Our "2". 2 taco of tee t-@-8poon “Hate heattan to tha + levening’s minstrel entertainment at . -to one of the finest band.concertsever; "es knight of the sandbag and the jimmy : n. . Ver a ee i Wns . the. theater by the ladies urel. heard in this part of the State. H yee’ «. the section boss is known as the “King_ Very na i MGUY SCNOOS . the theater by the ladies of Laurel hesrd in this part of the Stat eig ‘Dosection boss is kn : 3 , six, ~ -<* Monday Afternoon. © . Parlor of Native Daughters will begin. Eighth ‘Regiment band, composed of ag BO ii sheet eee: as ae “6 < : On Monday next there isto bein the} ®t Foley’s. ‘This event will be a new) twenty-four ‘professional musicians, ngs. a is aciais 42 a entines : schools throughout the United States . 4°partare in’ the amusement lise. In-/ will appear at Armory Hall on that ae 3 AT INEBRIATE INSTITUTE. Se t this to a celebration of the ninetieth a [stead of the usual minstrel pertorm-. date and a rich musical treatisin store; Re os : ge eae man, atsary of the birth of Abrabam Linooff, ance by the worn-out male. tribe,. for all who attend. Among the mem-. " Elam Biggs went to Marysville today. rn “and . In the Nevada Oity schools it is the in. “tty of our bright, young ladies will) bers of the band are Eagene and Ste-) Ensign Hawke of this city conducted — en eee occasion, tention to have on that:day @ joint cel. SOW us bow tocrack jokes, sing darkey . phene Finane; formerly of Forest City. ‘a Salvation Army meeting at Reno last; “A® manager of the Keeley Institute ce ebration of ‘the birthdays of Washing: . S°O#% daaes, Ge. and the final. will: bs) The tormer plage a © fist cornet and/ night, RATE RP pexlihgguertnpen cast histo i Ai beget ited lover, ton and Lincoln. With that end in. ® seuaine cake walk in which the. the latter the euphonium., Reymond} ‘The reception to Company I Friday . 7°" during which time some 3,000 1 am now showing as varied line propose view a program appropriate to the oc-. °UPle receiving the most applause at. E. Burton, tormerly of Grass Valley, is night will be held in the Methodist/Pstents were under my care, I can \ ; er pretty casion has been arranged. An interthe hands of the aadience will be . also in the band and is one of the alto church. : xe ae speak with & certain degree of posias you would care to gaze upon-eatinig feature will:berthe maluteto the ee ea ngs ross cake. abr _All_who have heard this} Mrs Peter Johnston entertained a i aetna: injarious effects of national flag, after which there will be ‘There wilt not be a stale or common. band speak highly of their music and namber of ladies ‘at a tea party yester-. °°ee apon the nerves, and the bene: a shack addres bs dodge Wallink: place feature in the whole program, . udvise everybody to attend the enterday afternoon. —— es © “{eial effects of Postam Cereal Food Both Comic. and Beautiful. het; that The ‘pupils will then repair to their renoranything even bordering oncoarse-. tainment, After the concert there will) The Sonsand Daugbtera of St. George: Coffee, when properly made. : ; ak on apéotive clade roomé and thess. eons . =e" One attraction will follow. be a social dance. Admission to all) gave Grand President Tregoning a “We find, as you say, that meither the ela tinue the exercises. ‘The members of . #2¢ther with rapidity. The curtain is. parts of the house, including the dance, . fing reception last night. {flavor nor the food value can be ex; fashion so the High School have invited the senior soins at 0s agree" Set the . will be 50 cents. There will be no re-. . Mrs. ©. H. Hankins, who has been: tracted until after 15 or 20 minutes of 3 : * rade of the Gram School ¢ re) me ore the act when it . served seats, 3 visiting at the ¢ , 2 “factual boiling. It does not answer to B i —* ticipate with them in thelr celebration. . T0P® will be for a few minutes beA Dramatic Treat Ahead. _ . Teturmed today to Oakland, {simply allow it to stand on a warm Come and see the Assortment. ee The exercises will begin at half-past . tem the first.and second parts. Oe et eee : -. . he “case of the people aguinst. ‘J, . Stove for a few minutes. \ : Heit ks one in the. afternoon. The people of Saving the Fallen. _ The Jecsig’ Shitley Dramatic Com-. Johnson, charged. with tariishiog 1: ‘ Nevada City and vicinity are cordially. . . Ea me pany which ‘plays st popular prices aud /quor to Annie McOabe, a tult-witted i eae ae Ye: iaviteR te kitend chow: Adjutant Hannah Dennison of the. has.a band and orchestra will play a. young woman, is having his hearing ‘ )-<'Threoeis Beulah Rescue Home near Oakland, who} week’s engagement: in this city during . this afternoon before Justice Green. _ W H CR AW FORD MAIN STREET Majah, ie Native Sons Qut-For Fun. is in charge of the rescue work of the . the next three or four weeks. “4 Yesterday’s Marysville Appeal sa¥s: . = ; 9 NEVADA CITY Miegrass ‘Ai lost evening's. m esting of, HrSalvation Army._on the Pacific Coast, is} Miss Shirley will. be remembered as . Mrs: P.T. Riley of Grass Valley is the = i a aeathiiny draalic Partov ‘a commitien Sousteting about to make a tour of this part of the. the leading lady of Sam T. Shaw’s com-/ guest of her'sister, Mrs. G. H. Stokes. Seecante of Ed Baker, Fred Brown and David State, and may conclude to come ot . pany for years. She bas surrounded . Mrs. Riley has just returned from Vanie 1k my EB. Mérgaa’ was “appointed to “coadd this city and Grass Valley. The Adjuherself by the best talent obtainable,. couver with her husband, Captain tee. up” the Native Sons and have them tant has been in the Salvation Army . in one or two instances good talent.! Riley, who has gone to Benicia. ocoupy reserved seata together. at the og ie over ten years, during which . having left the play houses .of San BE EH IVE —— Native Daaahters’ utustesl ob j. time she “has opened nearly ‘every . Francisco to share in what must be her , J J ill. day night. yi a sea ate econ Rescue Home in the United States. fame. No trouble or expense has been CROOKS LINGO Paia vou the New York hotel at.7:30-o’clock that The army expects to. open another . spared to make this one of the/best.atG ROC E Y California. night sid earch ¥6 the: thbeler in. 8 home io San Francisco in the near fu-. tractions on the road and the bouse . Marauders Are Possessed of a Vernacular . ® e e , ES a. body. -: ture which will be for. the benefit of . should be filled. They will bringa new Peculiar to Their Class INDAY, the Pag Parise Gan Snteralaed tact _. the northern part of the State, while. repertory of plays carefully staged ee : SO “-aighaael W. fig by thee caibntete: whbee tot the home now in operation at Los An-j. and dressed. Miss Shirley ‘has always It is well known by the police officers J. J. JACK N, = Pr oprietor e ie = besin with D,E,Fand Gand the fan . #022 for that section of the State: . been noted for her dainty and exqai. . of this State that crooks are possessed Sissi Oo, Ghke peilding the Wil of lasted till midnight, Captain Lucie Dowe of San Francisco] sitetaste in dress, aud has added to. of a dialect peculiarly theirown,and. « , ‘ Agency For-ox dg seg & ; will accompay the Adjutant on this . her extensive wardrobe many beautiful . many of the officers who are compelled a bervcberipsd =a iy mars gti cheep pect lonsgrain Whiskey mn of Letters Attached a Street Crossing. visit, and willassist in the meetings. . imported gowns which will delight the . to do detective work spend their leis-. 11.5 of coffee yarn <i Ce gare Blue Label Catsup gpg hata eS tase: shssandad oeiaee W. Ri sor ladies. ie o ure hours studying the tramps’ lan-. 4 31°, Clerk. >> Ir. of nt pee by his iuieee avert? gine ene Will Soon ee <a Ocitio guage. It has been customary with wi dis cae Saou vad pois aa Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale i, © attached a stone street crossing that W. L. Williamson of the town of, 2S bn &tramps for several years to place cer-. jiqnop, morphia and hues “au — ; PY Shs: Cons ia pitting ib for the city bee Washington left here this noon for the} E. Dee Dean, who bas the contract’ tain signs on fences which inform thé) while aatiiek os ‘* stigraleit, the "al De ot for as PP twheli the old Mille: residense.ou-# Cascade country 300 miles east. of . for sinking the incline shaft-at-the Bis. hobo visitor to the country ranch what . tion ig the same as liquor hi = Pp e © vameuto eteeet and the Kereoe Gan Seattle where he will look into a quartz . marck & Gladstone claim at the head . sort of a reception may be in store for I ‘ eae FE G r ‘ i oa : ge : 0 my own case I find great benefit ancy roceries Y AND FOR . pailroad track, The City Trasteca were . ming: proposition. He goes in'the. of Selby Fist, ig now down 75 feet them. a <“ from using Postum Cereal Food Cof. Jalifornia. e i a TT Sage > also served with a notice of garnishinterest of Mesers. Lane and Tozer, the . where operations have beensuspended . The words, “the queer is on,”"feans. tee, whereas I find nothing but harm PATE FOILS. DEVILED’AND POTTED ment to cover whatever money might well known mining operators. Mr. for a few days on account of the freez-. the moon is too bright for safety work . i, ooftee.” : T “ s MORDAY, le coming to Mr. Ooun ees: Williams. is a first-class miner and. ing of the Central ditch from which in doing crooked work. “Hitting the : MEATS AND FISH. oom of said The amount of Rigby’s claim is $104.50, mine manager of long experience. water has to be. obtained for pumping . grit” means going on foot on the rail: Mascot Whiskey....00:.cssscceseeiee ; Mikado Soap...... inted bs eal The erdes-walk eauhd seek: whan Goths : +290 and hoisting. As soon as a depth of . read track, or walking instead of ridCl ° Daffy’s Malt Whiskey......... Bee Gics ca.. setieesnocs.coraisn fhe Will of pleted cost over $70 and it is only. . “ !fding-Stamp Non-Suit. 100 feet is attained drifts will be/jing. “Bull” stands for policeman. Caranice : AIC, . Pepsin Whiskey ‘ menace eee A ‘Bastin about half done. The claimant got in. » A trading -stamp company doing basstarted both ways on the ledge. The. “Slouse” means “drunken man with é Game Cock Whiskey deNpabebedaal ca SER anc ease a ; wien se « Title tha nook, ness’ in. Middletown; N. Y, vatsy shaft will be continued down for an-. money in sight.” “Yellow super,” gold . < Monarch (Jug) Whiskey........ Water Queen Soap.......ssceee fay ‘appear Haein. Be nae Urought adit for $10,000 ‘dai other level, The ledge is faur feet . watch. “White super,” nickel or silver 1 X¥ L Whiskey Copco (white) Soap. .......cceee0 De ax, A Warranted Protest. against ten of the merchants of that. °°twee? walle eee well. renee Dani Ait ieee: a Rock & Rye Whiskey Cashmere (white) Soap.....c.6 a Gavin W. Hutchins appeared Mon-. city, alleging conspiracy, in that they . Debris Commission at Smartsville. Ae a fae a a ca ones yee Maps Ran Be San Thc aN ++ 100) Brown (13g Ib bar} Soap.,..... ae day before the Yuba county Supervi-. had induced houses to cease issuing Sa 7 ger Maen ter siege Sherry.Wine Fern Soa hb acy asid. sthred &protdel agai: the] tedine weelaph. Abia heating OF-chal: Lhe entee eninere, of See Cf, De: stands for pistols,“ Ponehing # peels ery Mabe sesisicss septa ttnstihn sm nani Waah'g Bowdel ait pok Yeas farthee “pay sient Ot Lhe ntl din dene bris Commission, accompanied by their . blowing a. safe, and “hop-head,” an Claret Wi Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg 3G : y apcase g-stamp company was : Pes. re WB vio cdessdvevensésccees de ccedicetes: 25 Diamond Dust Washi Powd propriation of $300 for the Anti-Debris . non-suited. pe ae coqemamints: aber’, Veecher, ei. ta, Bt) odio smokers De pene ; ee ic ts Association until such time.as SacraHaargeeg Sa “ie cri padi, whe neha brotyselleatany burglareee word : ie is he Best. ceo Cl 509 cl> a Zi ¢ . f 2 mento, Colusa and Yolo counties appropriate an amount equal to or more INSISTED ON PAYING. than Yuba. The Association having. aA Man Whe Wouldn’t Accept Legal discharged the manager and watchman Mr. Hutchins says he sees no benefit Advice For Nothing. The other day an old fellow slouched in continuing to pay a large salary to! into Attorney Oscar Kabhn’s office, on Attorney Devlin. WEP See Not to be Sold by the Drink. Jilson of Siskiyou has introduced a Legal row, and introduced himself as Mr. Smith, Jones, Brown, or something, of a nejghboring county. He said he wanted to consult ‘a lawyer and was accorded a seat and one of the attorney’s bill todo away with the selling of li-. gweetest smiles. quor by grocery stores. The bill alHe then explained that while he was lows liquor to be sold by. grocers in. away from home the sheriff or some original packages, but~ prohbits its sale by the drink. The prohibition extends to any grocery store or room connected therewith. A Successful Revival. ‘The month’s revival services recently concluded at the Methodist church in this city resulted in the church gaiuing twenty-five new members. The serices were conducted by Pastor Phelps and his flock without any aid whatever from the outside. if Building a Gravel Dump. * A gravel dump and sluices are. being built at the Odin drift mine. This property will sbortly be numbered among the regular producers of the district. bad ‘Tune is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few . years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors promounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by conSstantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh QOure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney. & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the bloodand mucous: surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any. case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Prop., Toledo, O. is Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bote. : Hall's Family Pills are the best. The Wiley B. Allen Co. bave opened ®@ piano store on Broad street and they are. offering pianos lower than was ever known in our city. £3-tf. <-> Best In The County. e Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. * p 23-tf Coples of the Nevada Couuty Directory ean be obtained for 50 centa. By mail 75 cents. F Apply to B. E, BROWN, Transcript office. is deputy had attached hie wife’s sewing machine and bureau for taxes. He did not propose to tolerate such imposition, he declared. ‘‘What is the amount of taxes?’’ inquired the lawyer. “Lemme see—$i. 28,’” was the reply. The lawyer could not conceal a smile, but hastened to say: “‘WeH, Mr. Smith, if you want my advice, it isto go back and settle that small amount. It looks like the easiest and best way out of it.*’. The old fellow thought. a moment and replied that he believed he would. Answering, he asked, ‘‘How riuch do'l owe you?’ ‘ “Oh, nothing, sir,’? was the reply. ‘*T won’t charge you anything for a little advice like that.”” ‘‘Bot 1 allus pays fer whut I git and want ter pay yer jes’ the same.”’ “Ob, that’s all right; come in again some time when. you need advice on something more important, and we'll square itthen.”” + = ~“tNaw, [want ter pay it now. Jes* squeal out. Bf it’s 25 cents, I'll pay it.

Ef ye want 50, there it is!’ And he threw down a half dollar and left.— Paducah (Ky.) San. Harking Back. Mrs. Acklins—I don’t want to be impertinent,.but how old are you, anyway? Some of the ladies were discuss: iug your age at the club the other day, and several of them claimed that you were at least 86, but 1 insisted that you ‘were not more than 83, Mrs. Biswick—I’m glad you were #0 kind. Of course you didn’t mention the. fact that you were ready to leave the grammar grade when I was in the primary class at school, did you?—New York World. Why, of Course. photographs you took of us the other day are not at all satisfactory. Why, my husband looke like an ape!” ‘Well, that before you had him taken.”— Household Words. The Egyptian women wore bangle hoops: of gold in their ears, which e regarded as the wearer's choicest possessions, and were parted from only under direst stress. The golden calf was su to have been made entirely trom the earrings of the people. -‘Bhe death penalty is rarely enforced in Germany, Austria, Denmark or Sweden. In New York 11 out of 12 “ol murderers escape without any punish‘meat, and in the United States only one murderer in 50 suffers capital punishoo “Pye called to tell you, sir, that the . madam, you should have thought of . . mine certain work at the Narrows, prior to the construction of a wall or restraining barrier. sane Gladstone Was Greater. The Scotch reverence for Gladstone is displayed in this conversation between two Scotchmen. “One of them said, with much emphasis: “There hasna been a lawgiver equal to Mr. Gladstone since the days ef Moses,” : “Moses!” retorted the other; “Moses got the law gien to him frae the Lord, but Mr. Gladstone makes laws out 0 his ain head.” In constant pain when o your feet ? Is that dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn till night ? Why not put the medicine § . exactly on the disease ? Why not. apply the cure right to the spot itself ? You can do it with Dr.Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plasier Immediately after the laster-is applied, you fee its Ww: soothing influence. ‘ Its ening, kieran quickly penetrate down deep -into the. inflamed tissues. Pain is quieted, soreness is relieved and strength imparted. Bf mngtrin geo ogden a r had such complete control over all. _ kinds of pain. ; * Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out. all % is that which means a section boss and RIAA EEDA ARERR 10c © CUT THIS OUT. 2 10c ¥ a . Weller’ This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. x ne Good until Sr I 10c 4 FEB. 19, 99. & 10c ¥ TTT TTT TEES ET TT et * ea ; : * x * 53 if * -* * ¥ 3 * ~ * -* It Means Money For You, We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store, with the required amount of cash. Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, ' Commercial Street, Nevada City. SII IIIA I II IAIK © COT THIS ou. 5c This Coupon and 55 cents ip eash ll purchase 60c Square Butter, At ““WOLF’S.”” ‘3 Good until 2 5c i PEB, 19, 99. 5c FOE ROR ROO ROR DE EE ROE Ft Mi cet 2 54 Me EE ee HO HRA AERA IAAI IE ERKERBEKK Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, a Henry Lane, = Prop’r of them Goan day and night nity. Back Ache? YOUR EVE OX THIS AD. The finest turn-outs in the county.and plen‘ Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock avery small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, in order to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportuBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Warm Welcome FOR Slim Pocket Books. There’s a general gathering up here of odds and ends after tie holidays and where we find too many of.a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly taken by wise buyers. ‘he opportunity to secure. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value isnow presen!ed. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. ines Ta) CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland.... Proprietor _ Choices of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaller Beer. Give me call and you'll never regret it. Pime Street, Nevada City. Give. it a Trial. — EARLE eo The Happiest Girl In town is she who has received an .Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well supplied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not cqualled by any other establishment in 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, Cc. J. BRAND. Manufacturing Jeweler. —_ : —— This cut shows a product ofthe Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watchcase. These cases are warranted to wear for 25 years, and the person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per cent. of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. 0 BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer staniped in the metal. (08 We:sell only first-class goods. ° A. & H.W. Hartung ~ Successors to F. C. Luetje. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. =—— You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a ~ HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. ‘Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, ‘