January 10, 1900 (4 pages)

, h of 2 o'clock Bssesssts Of adver. ph aes A ao “ML, ak i D FOR , 0) f a rey aa oro Nied the om. Of said A. he Ci \ rinted ad s the Willa of “and Marrs : em of Let. { ere any percontest the AST, Clerk. Vill. N AND FOR . California, if CHARLES t MONDAY, 10 o'clock a. nder‘pe otters ‘i esta3 erson inter . the same. IST, Clerk. ey Clerk. etitioner. on. erior, lle, Calit. } pele THE notice roof in supproof will be ver at MarysAst, 1899, viz: ge We Sots of S Seo ses to prove and cultivaondada, Jorugh, Robert “ ‘tuba Co. 1. Register. 1a. DECEASED the underill of Joseph ‘Ore. of and nst the said th the neec10nths after \ otice, to the levada City, same being the businexs IMONDS, eph Knight, , 1899, ANCE, sociation al. *r Day ard of occu \ kk, when un : rt accidentS tally kilied en you are ret? ia ef d and: it ig ; $ash00. ‘o0' \ nbers upon and dues of rAnoe, paydeath, and a Pag tk yoarel a kness, fe when you 4 tion is irae FS thet AceiUnited h the States. i h, together a and large olute guar+ ition to ite Write .BY, anager, sisoa, Cal. rumenta: rector, lition, eto, sgh 4 neat ties Rr ie Ny sore YEAR—No, 2B THE ERAN SCRIPT. " BROWN & CALKINS, 3. he -szsneirs _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By [iail,'$6.a Year. -By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts'‘a Week. ADVERTISING RATES Vade known on application, dail — wernt arent aimee ae ¥ By W. L, Comfort OGARTY was the heaviest and most depraved man in the troop. Moreover, he had the reddest face I ever saw with one exception—a: man connected with-political adjustments back in my native burg. Maybe I wrong : Fogarty. It depends upon the point of: view from which one scans depravity. Briefly, his faults were these: He terrorized recruits. Following each pay day, he flirted with serpentine combinations until broke. He was-utterly devoid of reverence-er. ‘moral conception. He cursed’ incessantly, executing weird flourishes and introducing innovations of the most nerveshriveling nature. Scientists would have called hima study of degeneracy, Cavalrymen deemed him only super-ficially depraved because he threw away money.and léved his horse. wMint Julep was the, horse’s name. Now I was a recruit and in Fogarty’s squad. No man or boy is a rational being during his first gonth in the cavalry service, © Veterans say their marked: success in life’is: due to it—or their failure. A reeruit: has much to learn,’ but first of all he must overcome the If-mamma-could-only-see-me-now €xpression his face is prone to, assume. , He learns that it is unprofitable to'expatiate upon the rich appointments ofhis residence far away, and upon the princely salary he threw up. He learns to grin while his trousersare sticking to his legs, because-they are chafed and bloody from bareback “riding in the bull-ring. He learns that the United States commissariat does not supply pie, silken hose.or scented pillows. He learns the peculiar ‘devilishness. of southern army camps in sultry weather. He learns to eat flies and other strange things—and to eat. them: .in vicious sunshine. He learns what a terror the rainy sedson is for one who ean’t get in out of it for several reasons, He learns to chew holes in his tongue when a: superior officer calls him a-dis-,., grace to his country and other expressive things. He learns how insignificant it is possible for a human atom to be. He learns to laugh at the whole business and write home how strong and happy he is. Some recruits never get rational. They take things seriously. They mutter: “God help me,” and bad things about. wars and armies. I'enlisted about the time poems on the Maine became unpopular. Fogarty <a he was a S ariaee a cartrecee object for my hatred, and that his heart was . packed:in: ice. What I concluded about army life in general I kept to tayeelt, _ . thereby scoring q hit. One evening I won a foot: race and found myself a friend of Fogarty’s. Old soldiers are fond-of physical dem"J onstrations. “He was in my set Of fours on troop drill the next’morning. NatTarany.” my. horse had it-in for me, be-. ‘cause it. was) only ‘a: tilty; trembly relL eruit, and the bridle did not fit. Several officers had wlready directed stere. otyped call-downs at me. The troop’ halted for a moment while horsemen formed on.our right. We stood at at'tention—very properly—all exeépt Fo4garty: ‘To my bewilderment heslipped down from his mount, deftly end quick~ . {ly tightened my bridle on both sides‘ of the curb and stepped over: ‘his horse again, whispering: i “Give me.a chew tobacco, Kid.” vy ‘He had risked reprimand to do mea good turn, and the ice packing: which I pieturéd about :his heart oozéd out of my. mind forever. ‘We were on the skirmish ine together, crawling up ‘the: drenched hill in front of Santiag’, Fogartyand T. We heard the droning ‘death whisti¢ whichis thrown from Mauser barrels, and saw the punctures which the whistling things-made in roots and sand and in’ soldiers.’ We turned our faces up when it rained, and gaped like lizards’ do. We tried to cough out the sand which caked “in our throats. We propped up our heads with empty canteens when neck muscles collapsed. Wé burned our hands on the barrele‘of our own carbines. Cartridge belts burned our waists. We did not mind any of these things. the heat. It was the sunshine that we cursed at huskily—the terrible sun. of heads. It made us laugh. “It bound our: limbs. It mixed the stifling smoke of powder with the steaming, choking stench of the ground. That stench, which the sun made, isfever. It filled our stomachs, our lungs and our brains. When the command “‘Rest” washeard along the firing line; 1 used Mogarty's mess plate to pile up the sand in front of me. Mine was thrown away. And when it was night I. smoked half of Fogarty’s dast pipeful, and after that I rolled over on to half of Fogarty’s blanket. Mine was thrown away. “Thank oes we didn’t get punct this day,” I!'muttered. It was night and silent about,. The Red Cross men were busy. “I’m too tired to ‘give a care, Kid,” said Fogarty; é A couple of days later awoke in the morning feeling stiff and tired. We were encamped about the city: At noon my face burned and I did not answer mess call. ‘I wanted to sleep. At four -Selock’ Fogarty felt my cheeks, “T’ll tell the tap-sergeant to let you pound the bunk awhile longer,” he said. The next day I was in the hospital, feeling hot and thirsty.and hungry all at once. The-air in the hospital tent was full of groans and_ the,odor. of drugs. “It was also stifling. The boys about me had'felt the weight of a locomotive concentrated into'a Mauser ball, To me Fogarty said: NE FOR_A_QUARTER . : OF A CENTURY. r.Jawe) showing of ‘Diamonds set rnd unset. Quartz Jewelry fda people of. levada county have recognized r, aa the head choice fee Holi iday Goods. This vent we surpass all past reco d the . store of Brand, ba quarters of ‘all in ous of our own make. Everything in Jewelry gold and plated. » ‘Silvesy. rware—useful and ornamental. ENGRAVING FREE. “We fill country mail orders and guarantee satisfaction, BRAND MANUFACTURING JEWELER TELEPHONB We id, a On your Sewer Work if nections with the new city Hee rs tracts to furnish the pipe, put it a n and make all confe Nar nections. “We employ none but first-class workmen. i A Hint About Stoves : aepAD ST.; NEVADA CITY. 0 want to have a first-class job =e = and save money. We se Pipe at the. lowest _market 2A Pa . prices, if you want to do your own work in making conOr we will take.con. ic ft ; George F. ae You may ‘need a new heating or cooking stove. Our =P . stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We — =! _ have-the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are UH surprisingly moderate for such stoves. ee : Pioneer Hardware Date’ qv eke ‘Turner, : oh 2h ee stg, 1 oeecea, ego a --aevquestioned, ‘weakly. And.when he told\me that he had We knew nothing—felt nothing but . Cuba, It put a throbbing weight in ouf:: tered out of theservice. ira oi hips och eager pce e pet hi Ske hee . . After that. I' did not see Him for aie] -weeks, because I was sent back to the} States, on.a hospitalransport. 1 had okeached.;the furlough »stage,:;which means of hea tiewenstoueten tiie be A my fever had ickered out, Te bf , of me and’a disp petite . y-came:-L had no clothes: tone uk Potgh withnéthing but-a tattered shirt-and-a.debilitated pair of): cavalry trousers; and “the worst of jit . was I could not get any. ~\, At is not hard for me to recall the events of that nigit, pen Wogarty “Cross . men unload. a hospitelsta ia, A proces-sion, retchers was ps ng from the -ears*to the fevertentey Some of the: Sickie had beet forced to walk/ Had‘. -E-mot. sten others staggering through: the twilight, I would have said that: Fogarty was drunk again. Hediagged . (huge blanket roll. “Well; Kid, where’s your other paxt iste “I really embraced him-that, Fogarty,-the-profane, the re ht— -faced. ‘brought along a bundle of my clothes from camp, I could not speak for my Meine Cordsowere! nuTd:)\Lonlywhimpered:: initigee se rast ehildish-weak, you know. ib" ptm Fogarty had pet along my ‘things with’ his own—and he’é sick man. He remémbered me who was only a recruit. I tell you, geitlemen; there are men i Uncle Sam’s cavalry. That‘ night'Fogarty stretched his igreat body ‘out ‘on'‘n'mattress—a real! one—for the first time in two months. i His ‘feet! protruded through ‘the iron’ rods at the lower end of the bedstéad. ' . Ane those women going to be here i nodded. “Why, it’s a,cinch to. nae ra jevete hhere,.ain't it, Kid?” rf /His:tongue was dry like it-was.on the Cuban hills that day. A beam-of the } low white moon, looked in through the flap of the tent-and rested on Fogarty’s. hands. It made them-seem pallid; but; his face was very hot and red. one’s brain and body with slow flame. It stretches the eyelids wide apart. In the middle of the day it glows to a white heat. It turns one intoa helpless animal that feels only an incurable thirst and a craving stomach—an ani{mal that moans for ice water'when the nurse is busy wrapping up adead nian in the next cot—a staring-eyed animal had remembered me after six weeks-—-eld.in December to establish an official ‘He pointeds tora: couple ber mares. * 4 pereetns Apply. to the owner on! the ring An ugly fever is typhoid, It charg.}R shadows tating te calling ae eae sors wontght aiistene 0! ae a the tke shadows one still Mstens, 4 ¢ for ‘you, s Aba nacre atten of truth— Paints one dear face— : A eee Radiant in grace pure in youth in grace. Burely 4 ath cannot enthrall you,. sae ou dumb — “Wo my! voice, dear, when T Gab you~ Call you to:come?. Mother—mother: Can't you. hear. aut Do those cbid skies Hold the ‘apart that would near ‘me? vOhy are your eyes’ To earth’s: sorrows and pittes blind? Have you:no word, © token, dear, that human mind know you've heard? . «+ Only silence. Breaths from meadows Loné ‘have found. me. Myatic mines tne the shadows ~Btta wrallase Aliller, tm Atlanta Consti_ tution. -— — Learning Mbiciiieks: . Brig. Gen.; William Ludlow, military governor of Havana, has issued an order directing all officers stationed in the department to acquire a fluent. use of Spanish ‘as s6on as possible; and a general department«examination is to be rating . of. proficiency.—Youth’s Comiawn ie eer erernres * Hooda, Pills do not gripe. All ‘druggists, 250. 50 CENTS A. WEEK} Deere not to execed five. . saved in eble invariably.in advance. Ty Store for Sate. Commercial street is offered for sale at a Call and Sertie. All persons knowing themselves indebted, tome please call and settle as I am going out of business. j5lw . W. E. JOHNSTON. Champion Boot Black. For the) best shine in it wall on William Stevens ae Wild’s barbershop, Tan and colored shoes a specialty. Satitfaction guaranteed. © * tf that knows there are such things; as -home and friends and death, but cares not, Listlessly he watches a companion fall into that chilled sleep. t Typhoid. plays with four men and:} gets earnest with the fifth—fatally earnest. “The mocn was high when I left Fogarty that night. A couple of weeks later he looked at me hard one morning. It’ was going badly with him, “Why don’t you go home?” he deked: tenderly. It wasn’t like the old Fogarty’s voice. “Haven’t got a furlough yet,” I said, lying. The papers were eight days old already. ‘‘Haven’t gota hat, either,” I continued. I had“beenjwearing Seger ty’s. Mine was lost. “Take care of.this ‘dough’ forme, will you, Kid! I didn’t havé.time to blow a — red. It gets my nerve with thie thirst.” He gave me his last, month’s pay. Fogarty was getting hot, and the nurse pushed me away. fet “Keep the hat you got on, Kia” drawn a’chair-close:to him. I -held a lantern near. The rain clouds were venting themselves outside. . “Watch out for Mint Julep, Kid,” mumbled poor Fogarty. He was not looking at me. His eyes stared at.the sleeping flies on top of the tent. His eyelids were far apart. “They'll be good friende—Julep and the Kid—hoth — good fellows. .*** «* Nope—not drinking a thing—sworn off —ask the Kid. Oh, I forgot, the Kid's gone home to his mother—got sick, you knéw—nice little chap, the Kid—-make a good soldier. Gone home—way up north—to his mother.” . The nurse fanned him. His eyes still stared at the sleeping flies. The nurse knew then that Fogarty. was picked out for-a fifth man: Silently she fanned him and watched. Not long after that Fogarty ve musAnd all this is to ant ew teed under the veneer, which environment made, and saw & great warm heert.— Detroit Free Press. ms The Worm Turns. Mrs. Peck—I wouldn't act like an idiot if I were you, Henry. “ Mr. Peck—No, wouldn’t, dear, but as you are not me you might at least try to acta little leas idiotic.--Chicago Daily News. 5 ‘ -—: fad Seen It, Py Western Senator: + —The official report on the climate ot our state is the biggest thing ™ Glorious! a yerit & most equabile climates in the world, sir. Bound to boom this section, sir; can’t help it. Have youseen the reports? Western Coroner—Yes; I found» a4 copy of it in the pockets ofa st who froze to death last er —N. Y. Weekly, ; Fi ee est wPae Loss of Gop is great; the loss . of health ay to Health is -lost by neglecting to iP ~Tand vitalizes ood Hood's Sarea ie rion, cighes I could barely hear hie voice, Hie are now offered. face was’ not very red now. How [. r ry -wished he could see the pain inside of ‘ect . me for him. “‘Keep.the hat you got.on, Pert ion v Kid,. I’) get. another if: I don’t croak.” The doctor-hung-around Fogarty’s in Brewing cot the next night. The nurse had is Reached. of course you}.enthusiastieaHy) . ) = — It is proved by official rec. best ords that we enjoy one of:the finestiahd } For Buggy Tops~ Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds goto — J. Gairns. AE 18 MAKING TOPS OF “ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Biankets of all grades. Harnéss, Saddles, Whips, _ Combs end Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for-Gash. No Credit At the prices Curry these goods RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” OTEAM BEER There are other Beers, but GILT EDGE IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valiey. On Draught at the REFEREE SALOON, MIKE WHEELIHAN, Pro. ‘How Fruit and Vegetable Store Agents asians. . YEE LEE & CO. pt B on MAIN St A ER where wifl kept ery best of Fruits, ‘free of charge and the muaransees. Nevada City Transfer Co. “ DRAYING AND HAULING. { + “Fomaie House whe wary best of Tomales alwa 8 ow ee us and eaves both gold and health. . ; Bread, . \Cakes, ‘ HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. . * a livered at rope doors. : Union s Hotel i f ine) crtiq month, Bao eaaitigna ine " The variety store of BE. F. Rosenthal on}: . Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, : ir a! to the transpo: . sation of te Bestoioct r. and moving. hone 84 OOD for sale. © Be KER. TI's = Rightly Named —_ ‘That’s what everybody in Nevada Sa BAKERY in the Transcript block ‘on Commercial street. You can always depend upon it that the Pies,’ Fancy. Pastry, Piain Pastry, Htc. From this Bakery are all see in. ® every respect. All orders. promptly filled aud deHoward Loveland, Telephone West 8. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS ALL. SUNNY ROOMS, W. U, Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout. the. building, rendering it absolutely safe from fire. Has the lar, room inthe ahy, with the freshest and. best the market affords, The New Management gt the Union Hote}, with yr scammers addnprovementss make he Bnew p and ie resort in the aor ose, DOr mtral California. The Referee, xk« *® MIKE WHEBLINAN, Prop’r. FINEST ; 3; Wines, Liquors and Cigars Agent for the amous-Ruhstaller Gilt _ Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREST, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers, Stables Open All Night. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telephone No. 72. NATIONAL. MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAPPZIGBR, <« + Prop’r Veal, Saweages, eoaged Hams, Baconand Lard wholesale and retail. And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first market. Goods delivered free of charge Nevada Assay Office, Established in 188 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted refined and assayed. Practical milling of euarts from from 50 to 500 bra kg i oe for sale ipa Crissel Bros, Dealers:in BACON, Ets. Kuystons MarkstT—Commerocial Street. -GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral‘jFurnishings. Floral Pieces supplied to order. aaa onenene Noe: Office 281, residence E. W. SCHMIDT, . LEADING CIGAR DEALER, City says about the POPULAR] . est and. most Modern, Gaing : ssaeseeeseeenenell@vada City Ca) . . LEADING at 8 Cent Cigar tA Few Odds and Ends ‘/FOf oar Holiday Specialties are left} balsa we are going to dispose of for es 4 Ree: Also » few pairs of Men’s omen’s Fine Shoes not exactly up ‘to le, but nevertheless extra — hag ty and value, going for $1.00 00! per pair: ~A full-line of the tates Styles and Finest Grades of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Shoes always on hand at the lowest prices. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. Also office for the Singer Sewing all makes of machines supplied to order. . BOVEY BROTHERS, Broad Street. Quarters. The office of the NEVADA 2 CO. ELEOCTRIO POWER COMPANY is now at the Gas Works on Ooyote St. Electricity For lighting and Empire Stable, Broad Street, bia National tisheabe Hotel Nevada City. JAMES HENSESSY, + Prop’r. e RTE The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Tr be found t= this part of the State. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland .. .Proprietor Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. (etree Give me call and you'll never regret Pine Street, Nevada Oity. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These sre the attractions you can always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” — Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke: sHtromas taylor.” . Ooo Pepper,” Wm. J. Britland. bes 4 ry} 7 ~ Attorney and Counselor at Lew, Machines.’ Needles, Oil and parts for}: PROFESSIONAL CARDS: W. D. LONG, _ BPFICE—COR. BROAD' AND PINES(I>. up stairs, Nevada City. W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. PUTY U., MINERAL SURVEYOR D* — Morgan & Roberta’ Blook. NeFRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICK IN ALL dd COURT State and Federal. P. F. SIMONDS, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, PRACTICE IN THE STA’ AND W ‘Biissa Sences States Courts ie ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Pubiic. QPEIGETULLEY BUILDING, NEVADA GITY. ; 5 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. and Pine étreets. Up Stairs. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, ‘Commercial Btreet Nevada City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, F¥ICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR.BROAD and Pine str. ex», Nevada City THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICKE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmeroial and Pine.streete. a Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento at Nevada , City, Cal. 1,L. BOWMAN, J. 7. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. t PINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONG SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND THURSDAY EVENING of each month. GEO. C, GAYLORD Capt C. H. Harnison, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday: Evening, At Pythian Castle. genitive Brethren are oie invited to £, MOOR Cc. C. E. G.W. Oana, K. of R. and 8. Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evetiing at 7:30 o'clock. S. LEE LEITER, M. W CHARLES EB. ASHBURN, Recorder. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hail oane Every 2d and ee of each month at WALTER YAUCH, Cc. P. GEO. A. GRAY, Sori GILT EDGE SALOON. Cones Broad and Pine streets. CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. f Sudreiect to Lammon Bros. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHT S CTS. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Sioa Geregt. opp. pis Fatt, Open day and hon rsp learse furnis in city free.’ Strict attention to all cails das or night. Lady a ant. Telephone, West5. : Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. +. G. We Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’elock. F. L. ARBOGASY, Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, RB. 8S. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and MURS MAMGARUY Git ve Les oieh enh 3. uns. BELLE DOUGLASS tre NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor a NEW MANACEMENT—A home-like uprvordate, ouse, si’ ne! in one a the ; test portions of the Queen City. F pleasan rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county for variety, cooking and service. " whe the le foneerage ll suppued ial.” ‘UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. on Commercial FREE COINAGE. sailors iquors and C -, & SILVA, Propelater, Giposa A Favorite Old Saloon HAVE Lottie} THE POPULAR SALOON street known as the will. alvays find the éustoaiat: ars:in the market. pe them you will receive-a cordial welid Robert Simmons’ ak Teclaln a specRates moderate. Best accommddations in the county for t the money. FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor Broad Street, above Pine,’ Nevada City. © ~~ ENTERPRISE LAGER BBBP On draught. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigara,. ‘pay Us AGALL. FSICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD Bases

, h of 2 o'clock Bssesssts Of adver. ph aes A ao “ML, ak i D FOR , 0) f a rey aa oro Nied the om. Of said A. he Ci \ rinted ad s the Willa of “and Marrs : em of Let. { ere any percontest the AST, Clerk. Vill. N AND FOR . California, if CHARLES t MONDAY, 10 o'clock a. nder‘pe otters ‘i esta3 erson inter . the same. IST, Clerk. ey Clerk. etitioner. on. erior, lle, Calit. } pele THE notice roof in supproof will be ver at MarysAst, 1899, viz: ge We Sots of S Seo ses to prove and cultivaondada, Jorugh, Robert “ ‘tuba Co. 1. Register. 1a. DECEASED the underill of Joseph ‘Ore. of and nst the said th the neec10nths after \ otice, to the levada City, same being the businexs IMONDS, eph Knight, , 1899, ANCE, sociation al. *r Day ard of occu \ kk, when un : rt accidentS tally kilied en you are ret? ia ef d and: it ig ; $ash00. ‘o0' \ nbers upon and dues of rAnoe, paydeath, and a Pag tk yoarel a kness, fe when you 4 tion is irae FS thet AceiUnited h the States. i h, together a and large olute guar+ ition to ite Write .BY, anager, sisoa, Cal. rumenta: rector, lition, eto, sgh 4 neat ties Rr ie Ny sore YEAR—No, 2B THE ERAN SCRIPT. " BROWN & CALKINS, 3. he -szsneirs _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By [iail,'$6.a Year. -By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts'‘a Week. ADVERTISING RATES Vade known on application, dail — wernt arent aimee ae ¥ By W. L, Comfort OGARTY was the heaviest and most depraved man in the troop. Moreover, he had the reddest face I ever saw with one exception—a: man connected with-political adjustments back in my native burg. Maybe I wrong : Fogarty. It depends upon the point of: view from which one scans depravity. Briefly, his faults were these: He terrorized recruits. Following each pay day, he flirted with serpentine combinations until broke. He was-utterly devoid of reverence-er. ‘moral conception. He cursed’ incessantly, executing weird flourishes and introducing innovations of the most nerveshriveling nature. Scientists would have called hima study of degeneracy, Cavalrymen deemed him only super-ficially depraved because he threw away money.and léved his horse. wMint Julep was the, horse’s name. Now I was a recruit and in Fogarty’s squad. No man or boy is a rational being during his first gonth in the cavalry service, © Veterans say their marked: success in life’is: due to it—or their failure. A reeruit: has much to learn,’ but first of all he must overcome the If-mamma-could-only-see-me-now €xpression his face is prone to, assume. , He learns that it is unprofitable to'expatiate upon the rich appointments ofhis residence far away, and upon the princely salary he threw up. He learns to grin while his trousersare sticking to his legs, because-they are chafed and bloody from bareback “riding in the bull-ring. He learns that the United States commissariat does not supply pie, silken hose.or scented pillows. He learns the peculiar ‘devilishness. of southern army camps in sultry weather. He learns to eat flies and other strange things—and to eat. them: .in vicious sunshine. He learns what a terror the rainy sedson is for one who ean’t get in out of it for several reasons, He learns to chew holes in his tongue when a: superior officer calls him a-dis-,., grace to his country and other expressive things. He learns how insignificant it is possible for a human atom to be. He learns to laugh at the whole business and write home how strong and happy he is. Some recruits never get rational. They take things seriously. They mutter: “God help me,” and bad things about. wars and armies. I'enlisted about the time poems on the Maine became unpopular. Fogarty <a he was a S ariaee a cartrecee object for my hatred, and that his heart was . packed:in: ice. What I concluded about army life in general I kept to tayeelt, _ . thereby scoring q hit. One evening I won a foot: race and found myself a friend of Fogarty’s. Old soldiers are fond-of physical dem"J onstrations. “He was in my set Of fours on troop drill the next’morning. NatTarany.” my. horse had it-in for me, be-. ‘cause it. was) only ‘a: tilty; trembly relL eruit, and the bridle did not fit. Several officers had wlready directed stere. otyped call-downs at me. The troop’ halted for a moment while horsemen formed on.our right. We stood at at'tention—very properly—all exeépt Fo4garty: ‘To my bewilderment heslipped down from his mount, deftly end quick~ . {ly tightened my bridle on both sides‘ of the curb and stepped over: ‘his horse again, whispering: i “Give me.a chew tobacco, Kid.” vy ‘He had risked reprimand to do mea good turn, and the ice packing: which I pieturéd about :his heart oozéd out of my. mind forever. ‘We were on the skirmish ine together, crawling up ‘the: drenched hill in front of Santiag’, Fogartyand T. We heard the droning ‘death whisti¢ whichis thrown from Mauser barrels, and saw the punctures which the whistling things-made in roots and sand and in’ soldiers.’ We turned our faces up when it rained, and gaped like lizards’ do. We tried to cough out the sand which caked “in our throats. We propped up our heads with empty canteens when neck muscles collapsed. Wé burned our hands on the barrele‘of our own carbines. Cartridge belts burned our waists. We did not mind any of these things. the heat. It was the sunshine that we cursed at huskily—the terrible sun. of heads. It made us laugh. “It bound our: limbs. It mixed the stifling smoke of powder with the steaming, choking stench of the ground. That stench, which the sun made, isfever. It filled our stomachs, our lungs and our brains. When the command “‘Rest” washeard along the firing line; 1 used Mogarty's mess plate to pile up the sand in front of me. Mine was thrown away. And when it was night I. smoked half of Fogarty’s dast pipeful, and after that I rolled over on to half of Fogarty’s blanket. Mine was thrown away. “Thank oes we didn’t get punct this day,” I!'muttered. It was night and silent about,. The Red Cross men were busy. “I’m too tired to ‘give a care, Kid,” said Fogarty; é A couple of days later awoke in the morning feeling stiff and tired. We were encamped about the city: At noon my face burned and I did not answer mess call. ‘I wanted to sleep. At four -Selock’ Fogarty felt my cheeks, “T’ll tell the tap-sergeant to let you pound the bunk awhile longer,” he said. The next day I was in the hospital, feeling hot and thirsty.and hungry all at once. The-air in the hospital tent was full of groans and_ the,odor. of drugs. “It was also stifling. The boys about me had'felt the weight of a locomotive concentrated into'a Mauser ball, To me Fogarty said: NE FOR_A_QUARTER . : OF A CENTURY.. r.Jawe) showing of ‘Diamonds set rnd unset. Quartz Jewelry fda people of. levada county have recognized r, aa the head choice fee Holi iday Goods. This vent we surpass all past reco d the . store of Brand, ba quarters of ‘all in ous of our own make. Everything in Jewelry gold and plated. » ‘Silvesy. rware—useful and ornamental. ENGRAVING FREE. “We fill country mail orders and guarantee satisfaction, BRAND MANUFACTURING JEWELER TELEPHONB We id, a On your Sewer Work if nections with the new city Hee rs tracts to furnish the pipe, put it a n and make all confe Nar nections. “We employ none but first-class workmen. i A Hint About Stoves : aepAD ST.; NEVADA CITY. 0 want to have a first-class job =e = and save money. We se Pipe at the. lowest _market 2A Pa . prices, if you want to do your own work in making conOr we will take.con. ic ft ; George F. ae You may ‘need a new heating or cooking stove. Our =P . stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We — =! _ have-the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are UH surprisingly moderate for such stoves. ee : Pioneer Hardware Date’ qv eke ‘Turner, : oh 2h ee stg, 1 oeecea, ego a --aevquestioned, ‘weakly. And.when he told\me that he had We knew nothing—felt nothing but . Cuba, It put a throbbing weight in ouf:: tered out of theservice. ira oi hips och eager pce e pet hi Ske hee . . After that. I' did not see Him for aie] -weeks, because I was sent back to the} States, on.a hospitalransport. 1 had okeached.;the furlough »stage,:;which means of hea tiewenstoueten tiie be A my fever had ickered out, Te bf , of me and’a disp petite . y-came:-L had no clothes: tone uk Potgh withnéthing but-a tattered shirt-and-a.debilitated pair of): cavalry trousers; and “the worst of jit . was I could not get any. ~\, At is not hard for me to recall the events of that nigit, pen Wogarty “Cross . men unload. a hospitelsta ia, A proces-sion, retchers was ps ng from the -ears*to the fevertentey Some of the: Sickie had beet forced to walk/ Had‘. -E-mot. sten others staggering through: the twilight, I would have said that: Fogarty was drunk again. Hediagged . (huge blanket roll. “Well; Kid, where’s your other paxt iste “I really embraced him-that, Fogarty,-the-profane, the re ht— -faced. ‘brought along a bundle of my clothes from camp, I could not speak for my Meine Cordsowere! nuTd:)\Lonlywhimpered:: initigee se rast ehildish-weak, you know. ib" ptm Fogarty had pet along my ‘things with’ his own—and he’é sick man. He remémbered me who was only a recruit. I tell you, geitlemen; there are men i Uncle Sam’s cavalry. That‘ night'Fogarty stretched his igreat body ‘out ‘on'‘n'mattress—a real! one—for the first time in two months. i His ‘feet! protruded through ‘the iron’ rods at the lower end of the bedstéad. ' . Ane those women going to be here i nodded. “Why, it’s a,cinch to. nae ra jevete hhere,.ain't it, Kid?” rf /His:tongue was dry like it-was.on the Cuban hills that day. A beam-of the } low white moon, looked in through the flap of the tent-and rested on Fogarty’s. hands. It made them-seem pallid; but; his face was very hot and red. one’s brain and body with slow flame. It stretches the eyelids wide apart. In the middle of the day it glows to a white heat. It turns one intoa helpless animal that feels only an incurable thirst and a craving stomach—an ani{mal that moans for ice water'when the nurse is busy wrapping up adead nian in the next cot—a staring-eyed animal had remembered me after six weeks-—-eld.in December to establish an official ‘He pointeds tora: couple ber mares. * 4 pereetns Apply. to the owner on! the ring An ugly fever is typhoid, It charg.}R shadows tating te calling ae eae sors wontght aiistene 0! ae a the tke shadows one still Mstens, 4 ¢ for ‘you, s Aba nacre atten of truth— Paints one dear face— : A eee Radiant in grace pure in youth in grace. Burely 4 ath cannot enthrall you,. sae ou dumb — “Wo my! voice, dear, when T Gab you~ Call you to:come?. Mother—mother: Can't you. hear. aut Do those cbid skies Hold the ‘apart that would near ‘me? vOhy are your eyes’ To earth’s: sorrows and pittes blind? Have you:no word, © token, dear, that human mind know you've heard? . «+ Only silence. Breaths from meadows Loné ‘have found. me. Myatic mines tne the shadows ~Btta wrallase Aliller, tm Atlanta Consti_ tution. -— — Learning Mbiciiieks: . Brig. Gen.; William Ludlow, military governor of Havana, has issued an order directing all officers stationed in the department to acquire a fluent. use of Spanish ‘as s6on as possible; and a general department«examination is to be rating . of. proficiency.—Youth’s Comiawn ie eer erernres * Hooda, Pills do not gripe. All ‘druggists, 250. 50 CENTS A. WEEK} Deere not to execed five. . saved in eble invariably.in advance. Ty Store for Sate. Commercial street is offered for sale at a Call and Sertie. All persons knowing themselves indebted, tome please call and settle as I am going out of business.. j5lw . W. E. JOHNSTON. Champion Boot Black. For the) best shine in it wall on William Stevens ae Wild’s barbershop, Tan and colored shoes a specialty. Satitfaction guaranteed. © * tf that knows there are such things; as -home and friends and death, but cares not, Listlessly he watches a companion fall into that chilled sleep. t Typhoid. plays with four men and:} gets earnest with the fifth—fatally earnest. “The mocn was high when I left Fogarty that night. A couple of weeks later he looked at me hard one morning. It’ was going badly with him, “Why don’t you go home?” he deked: tenderly. It wasn’t like the old Fogarty’s voice.

“Haven’t got a furlough yet,” I said, lying. The papers were eight days old already. ‘‘Haven’t gota hat, either,” I continued. I had“beenjwearing Seger ty’s. Mine was lost. “Take care of.this ‘dough’ forme, will you, Kid! I didn’t havé.time to blow a — red. It gets my nerve with thie thirst.” He gave me his last, month’s pay. Fogarty was getting hot, and the nurse pushed me away. fet “Keep the hat you got on, Kia” drawn a’chair-close:to him. I -held a lantern near. The rain clouds were venting themselves outside. . “Watch out for Mint Julep, Kid,” mumbled poor Fogarty. He was not looking at me. His eyes stared at.the sleeping flies on top of the tent. His eyelids were far apart. “They'll be good friende—Julep and the Kid—hoth — good fellows. .*** «* Nope—not drinking a thing—sworn off —ask the Kid. Oh, I forgot, the Kid's gone home to his mother—got sick, you knéw—nice little chap, the Kid—-make a good soldier. Gone home—way up north—to his mother.” . The nurse fanned him. His eyes still stared at the sleeping flies. The nurse knew then that Fogarty. was picked out for-a fifth man: Silently she fanned him and watched. Not long after that Fogarty ve musAnd all this is to ant ew teed under the veneer, which environment made, and saw & great warm heert.— Detroit Free Press. ms The Worm Turns. Mrs. Peck—I wouldn't act like an idiot if I were you, Henry. “ Mr. Peck—No, wouldn’t, dear, but as you are not me you might at least try to acta little leas idiotic.--Chicago Daily News. 5 ‘ -—: fad Seen It, Py Western Senator: + —The official report on the climate ot our state is the biggest thing ™ Glorious! a yerit & most equabile climates in the world, sir. Bound to boom this section, sir; can’t help it. Have youseen the reports? Western Coroner—Yes; I found» a4 copy of it in the pockets ofa st who froze to death last er —N. Y. Weekly, ; Fi ee est wPae Loss of Gop is great; the loss . of health ay to Health is -lost by neglecting to iP ~Tand vitalizes ood Hood's Sarea ie rion, cighes I could barely hear hie voice, Hie are now offered. face was’ not very red now. How [. r ry -wished he could see the pain inside of ‘ect . me for him. “‘Keep.the hat you got.on, Pert ion v Kid,. I’) get. another if: I don’t croak.” The doctor-hung-around Fogarty’s in Brewing cot the next night. The nurse had is Reached. of course you}.enthusiastieaHy) . ) = — It is proved by official rec. best ords that we enjoy one of:the finestiahd } For Buggy Tops~ Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds goto — J. Gairns. AE 18 MAKING TOPS OF “ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Biankets of all grades. Harnéss, Saddles, Whips, _ Combs end Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for-Gash. No Credit At the prices Curry these goods RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” OTEAM BEER There are other Beers, but GILT EDGE IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valiey. On Draught at the REFEREE SALOON, MIKE WHEELIHAN, Pro. ‘How Fruit and Vegetable Store Agents asians. . YEE LEE & CO. pt B on MAIN St A ER where wifl kept ery best of Fruits, ‘free of charge and the muaransees. Nevada City Transfer Co. “ DRAYING AND HAULING. { + “Fomaie House whe wary best of Tomales alwa 8 ow ee us and eaves both gold and health. . ; Bread, . \Cakes, ‘ HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. . * a livered at rope doors. : Union s Hotel i f ine) crtiq month, Bao eaaitigna ine " The variety store of BE. F. Rosenthal on}: . Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, : ir a! to the transpo: . sation of te Bestoioct r. and moving. hone 84 OOD for sale. © Be KER. TI's = Rightly Named —_ ‘That’s what everybody in Nevada Sa BAKERY in the Transcript block ‘on Commercial street. You can always depend upon it that the Pies,’ Fancy. Pastry, Piain Pastry, Htc. From this Bakery are all see in. ® every respect. All orders. promptly filled aud deHoward Loveland, Telephone West 8. Henry Metzenbangher, Prop’. FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS ALL. SUNNY ROOMS, W. U, Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout. the. building, rendering it absolutely safe from fire. Has the lar, room inthe ahy, with the freshest and. best the market affords, The New Management gt the Union Hote}, with yr scammers addnprovementss make he Bnew p and ie resort in the aor ose, DOr mtral California. The Referee, xk« *® MIKE WHEBLINAN, Prop’r. FINEST ; 3; Wines, Liquors and Cigars Agent for the amous-Ruhstaller Gilt _ Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREST, NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers, Stables Open All Night. Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telephone No. 72. NATIONAL. MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAPPZIGBR, <« + Prop’r Veal, Saweages, eoaged Hams, Baconand Lard wholesale and retail. And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first market. Goods delivered free of charge Nevada Assay Office, Established in 188 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted refined and assayed. Practical milling of euarts from from 50 to 500 bra kg i oe for sale ipa Crissel Bros, Dealers:in BACON, Ets.. Kuystons MarkstT—Commerocial Street. -GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral‘jFurnishings. Floral Pieces supplied to order. aaa onenene Noe: Office 281, residence E. W. SCHMIDT, . LEADING CIGAR DEALER, City says about the POPULAR] . est and. most Modern, Gaing : ssaeseeeseeenenell@vada City Ca) . . LEADING at 8 Cent Cigar tA Few Odds and Ends ‘/FOf oar Holiday Specialties are left} balsa we are going to dispose of for es 4 Ree: Also » few pairs of Men’s omen’s Fine Shoes not exactly up ‘to le, but nevertheless extra — hag ty and value, going for $1.00 00! per pair: ~A full-line of the tates Styles and Finest Grades of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Shoes always on hand at the lowest prices. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. Also office for the Singer Sewing all makes of machines supplied to order. . BOVEY BROTHERS, Broad Street. Quarters. The office of the NEVADA 2 CO. ELEOCTRIO POWER COMPANY is now at the Gas Works on Ooyote St. Electricity For lighting and Empire Stable, Broad Street, bia National tisheabe Hotel Nevada City. JAMES HENSESSY, + Prop’r. e RTE The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Tr be found t= this part of the State. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland ... .Proprietor Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. (etree Give me call and you'll never regret Pine Street, Nevada Oity. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These sre the attractions you can always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” — Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke: sHtromas taylor.” . Ooo Pepper,” Wm. J. Britland. bes 4 ry} 7 ~ Attorney and Counselor at Lew, Machines.’ Needles, Oil and parts for}: PROFESSIONAL CARDS: W. D. LONG, _ BPFICE—COR. BROAD' AND PINES(I>. up stairs, Nevada City. W. W. WAGGUNER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. PUTY U., MINERAL SURVEYOR D* — Morgan & Roberta’ Blook. NeFRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICK IN ALL dd COURT State and Federal. P. F. SIMONDS, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, PRACTICE IN THE STA’ AND W ‘Biissa Sences States Courts ie ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Pubiic. QPEIGETULLEY BUILDING, NEVADA GITY. ; 5 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. and Pine étreets. Up Stairs. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, ‘Commercial Btreet Nevada City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, F¥ICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR.BROAD and Pine str. ex», Nevada City THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICKE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmeroial and Pine.streete. a Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento at Nevada , City, Cal. 1,L. BOWMAN, J. 7. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. t PINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONG SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND THURSDAY EVENING of each month. GEO. C, GAYLORD Capt C. H. Harnison, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday: Evening, At Pythian Castle. genitive Brethren are oie invited to £, MOOR Cc. C. E. G.W. Oana, K. of R. and 8. Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evetiing at 7:30 o'clock. S. LEE LEITER, M. W CHARLES EB. ASHBURN, Recorder. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O Meets at Odd Fellows Hail oane Every 2d and ee of each month at WALTER YAUCH, Cc. P. GEO. A. GRAY, Sori GILT EDGE SALOON. Cones Broad and Pine streets. CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. f Sudreiect to Lammon Bros. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHT S CTS. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —aND— EMBALMER. Parlors Sioa Geregt. opp. pis Fatt, Open day and hon rsp learse furnis in city free.’ Strict attention to all cails das or night. Lady a ant. Telephone, West5. : Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. +. G. We Meets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’elock. F. L. ARBOGASY, Pres. ED. J. MORGAN, RB. 8S. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and MURS MAMGARUY Git ve Les oieh enh 3. uns. BELLE DOUGLASS tre NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor a NEW MANACEMENT—A home-like uprvordate, ouse, si’ ne! in one a the ; test portions of the Queen City. F pleasan rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county for variety, cooking and service. " whe the le foneerage ll suppued ial.” ‘UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. on Commercial FREE COINAGE. sailors iquors and C -, & SILVA, Propelater, Giposa A Favorite Old Saloon HAVE Lottie} THE POPULAR SALOON street known as the will. alvays find the éustoaiat: ars:in the market. pe them you will receive-a cordial welid Robert Simmons’ ak Teclaln a specRates moderate. Best accommddations in the county for t the money. FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor Broad Street, above Pine,’ Nevada City. © ~~ ENTERPRISE LAGER BBBP On draught. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigara,. ‘pay Us AGALL. FSICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD Bases