January 15, 1900 (4 pages)

oe * shalt she mere inet rane teak ee ee e En39TH YEAR—NO, 1288. F CAL. M' IN and = oe nett has Easy . — = momiTHE ‘TRANSCRIPT. . ‘Heeian wat ae tuqelional targe ae Be: ‘g ra ———— S. epigh * . 2os$:hisnewspaper position, but im> of a oc «lo Fe oe ieia oY pmedintaig gtk amnthersand ¢, better Se : BROWN & CALKINS,. : Proprietors. of eS ee ee ee ee Leoianeasiies doerents eho : jBrief Bis mane fe iy James stares. . Lest Pay, fa JOB nig i a ana nb Riley. . . , [said Judge artindale, the editor. By [ail, $6 ear. : OMe Ferenc alee ca eas red’ in 2 7 e Old ‘. mimin’ eee Supan its co a tine Pointer ane Ade . Wale nid "Leven: More Poems” IndlBy Carrier, 12'1-2 Cts a Week. . “yataint to a Patent Medicine . #08 recognized her own. ‘The “Hoosier oe : “Wender—Story of His First . poet”. was acclaimed by his compatri\ iBiterary Saceens, . -boteeverywhere. . But-whep, in 1886, the Ape’ ADVERTISING RATES seeder <ade known on application. rdware ; a] : Send Apparent Difference. ; or. the Johnny—Pa, some of the curious. Hous ~ people round here they call “odd” and sini some of the others “eccentzic.” recipes. ‘What's the difference? — tPA Pa—When a man is said to be e€cphia, Pa, ~ centric he usually has more or less Chopper. money. When he is poor a man is simply odd.—Boston Transcript. Municipal Jealousies, New Yorker—You are a stranger here, I presume? Chicago Man (haughtily)—Iam from the great city that New York is jealous of. % : New Yorker—Ah! And how are things in dear old Lunnon!—N. ¥. Weekly. Byes Heap. o’ Difference. -per)—I see that Mrs. Moaner’s jewel case has been stolen. I wonder how much it would be worth? Mr. Jorks—That depends, dear, whether it is Mrs. Moaner the actress or Mrs. Moaner the banker’s wife.— Ally Sloper. i Marked Zero. Teacher—What does the word marsupial mean? ~cago: Tribune. Put to a New Use. Mrs. Jorks (reading the evening pa' _. was all,”—Chicago Post. . ee ace enpalarkon ofa mar. ment to concentrate. your mind upon supial : absolutely nothing. x Miss Spicer—Would it make much é Tommy—A tobacco smoker.—Chi‘Twas the first letter written on a ved en 3 > Jink—My. deat MacFuddle, Wwe = . very thing you want!’ Charming house—lovely spot! Cheap, too. “Bu ; one great drawback. You can’t get any water there! : i » MacFuddle—O,; that doesn’t matter!” —London Punch. For That Tired Feeling. > ‘Phe trouble with full many « man, : ern he only n a prod. — ‘ Uateoe Dally ewe e i ' “Why! It Didu’t Count. “Did you give him any, encouragement?” inquired the mother, neferring to the impecunious young man who refused to consider himself out in the cold, = : “Qh, dear, no; none at all,” replied the beautiful daughter. “On .one or two occasions at the seashore last summer I promised to be his wife, but that Same Thing. ‘ % Mr. Boresley (amateur hypnotist)— Now, Miss Spicer, I want you for a mo“difference if I concentrated it upon you, Mr. Boresley?—Tit-Bits. ~~’ Much Maligned. ara ay known’ as the “Hoosier poet," and per-. haps the most distinctively original. poet the west has ever produced, was “fen his mo 2 M. Reazin, A. M., in the Chicago Ree~" . sibility, tender-heartedness, hurror, ‘eharacteristic of the country village « Jowes: Whitecm Riley, ‘tamiliatly:' vorn in Greenfield, Ind. about 46 ars ago. Both on his father’s and:). mother’s side, writes Antoinette . ord; he is descended from ancestry of characterand ability, his mother’s people in especial being remarkable for. chose same qualities of sympathy, sen“e., which his poetry indicates that he himself possesses in large degree. As a boy he lived to the full the boy-life $f the west of the last generation. And . nh ‘n the fields, the lanes, the fence cor: }. uers, the roadsides, the “cricks,” the, “swimmin’-holes,” ete. that that boyife affected he enjoyed the advanages of an education that was much nore agreeable to him and that has xroved much more valuable to him han any he ever obtained at school. n fact, he. was but an_ indifferent chool pupii—to put the matter even nildly. His father wished him to be. . ‘The © Ba mes Whitcomb Riley” became a ‘mathe a8 well known in one state as in fandther. The shrines ‘that after we are married you will very likely ‘find: me inclined to be ar. . bitrary and dictatorial in my manner. “T won’t pay the slightest attention to what you say.”—Chicago Post. had curled his hair for the first time. As soon as he became awake she lifted fellow quickly, “let-me get down and shake off the shayings.”—Judge. in prose and verse appeared— Boss. Girl and Other Stories”— of genius are ‘No Occasion for Worry. “T must‘warn you, dearest,” he said, “No matter,” she replied, cheerfully. _., Did Not. Belong There.‘While Willie was sleeping his mother im up before the looking glass. “Oh, mamma!” ¢xclaimed. the little ONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15), 1900. It’s Rightly, Bread, . Pies, Cakes, Fancy Pastry). Plain Pastry, Etc., HEADQUARTERS FOR, WEDDING CAKES. AN orders promptly filled aud: delivered at your doors. 4 Howard Loveland, geese sar That’s what: everybody in Nevada’ City says about the. , : BAKERY in the Transcript ik on Commercial street. You 45 always depend upon it that the} «* ' se peaietlbalhan:<cthalimitasndipe nea aby From this Bakery are all right in every respect, } Telephone West 8. ‘ 5: Wheret ‘Though the ear be full of kernels, Where among the mighty mob Is a man who doesn’t want a . Few:more grains upon the cob? +Brooklyn Life. PUT HIS FOOT IN IT. ‘ome a lawyer, as he himself was. But -he young nature-lover had no desire for law or any other profession, and: -o elected to “learn a trade.” Accordingky he was: “apprenticed to an old Jutchman,” who was-a-tign painter.) Finally he concluded that he would ‘read law with his-father.” But; “I 4idn’t seem to get anywhere. Forgot . qs diligently as read.” Then one day . “a patent medicine doctor happened’ ‘6 come along.” The man had a nice > -ig and two fine horses and. young —,: t iter that Rachel had ¢ “To my mind Nero has been much Kiley craved permission to go-along Asie r that Rachel had ever Fe . . aligned. He might heve been worse with him and “paint his advertites: baonte : Br ayy ee & if he pealig” waslled: ta be cruel and. ents for him.’ The permission wae} . Mamma, mamma!” exclaimed fie . . 4. and “I rod t of t little lady as the postman left, “I’ve got heartless.” granisd. sn $006 Ceol Te a letter that was written on thesewing . “How 80?” : hind those horses without saying . machine.”—Judge. < ing. . atte might have played the trombone . Word to anyone.” in shor’, a Ebie-< r x tated of dhe fiiie."--Chieago Post, . eWay fom Rome. Hiley temaines pithy $he Gave Him No Chance. Se ae é ie a et Bacon—Did you say you hadn’t had The Stiff-Necked Generation. { af a chance to-speak to your wife.about Chollie—Weally, Miss Gayleigh, if RANCE. . that matter we talked over, last week? . you wefuse me I'll—T’ll cut me throat, , Egbert—That’s what I said. Jon’tcherknow. “Well, it seems very strange.” Miss Gayleigh—Well, if you don’t do “Qh, no, it doesn’t. You don’t know . it yourself pretty quick your eollar will . P fj my wife.”—Yonkers Statesman. — gave you thé trouble—N. Y¥. World. SSOCIaUOD Seeking Information. : The Cheerful Idiot, “Qh, Mr. Van-Dobbs!” exclaimed Mrs. “The eyes,” said: the sentimental Cal. Cumrox. : boarder, “are the windows of the soul.” . > “What is it?” inquired theartist, . “I am sorry to hear that,” said the er Day “Would you mind telling me whether Cheerful Idiot, “for I have been taught as this picture is impressionistic or that it is extremely unbygienic ‘to ", sok whan an whether it hasn’t been finished.”"— Sleep with one’s windows tightly VV //: hurt. adeiticutWashington Star. E closed.” —Cincinnati Enquirer. es a lanctaliy Salped He Pon’t Believe It. Truly Wondertal. JAMES WHITCOMB. RILEY. when you are Mary—Teacher says history repeats . Mrs. Wiffles—What most surprised . (Known the -World Over as ‘"The Hoosier al axebiscs itself. you when you’ arrived in Paris? Poet.”) and and foot Tommy—Well, I guess it don’t, And . . Mrs. Jaunter—Why, the fact that lit-. jim for a year, in which he traveled bo S404.08 Ni oon a feller’s got to do some purty hard tle children of three or four years could . about through many states. ee and dues of ‘scrappin’ to be able to repeat it him-') talk French. It was ‘perfectly amaz-. Having returned home from his patself.—N, Y, Truth, + a ing.—Tit-Bits. ; ent-medicine sign-painting adventures ee a he organized what he called ® “busi. nsurance, pay: “ : : sess expedition on my own account.” Laws het ere He got together four or five young te poli . lows like himself—“all musical,” ““ Por is years FOR A QUARTER ere ee ‘ : he A y painters. One,” he says;: sickness, : wg . : i i “could whistle like a nightingale. Anos Sie other sang like an angel. Another age — O F A Cc ENTU RY. ee played the banjo.” Riley . himself ociation is Pre Pa ce emia eS _ . “seuffled with the'violin and-the gai erong et ced s Loleibt Nebel ”: “The Graphic company”—this Th le of Nevad: ecogn:! store of d,the . tare Graphic company pete — Thosseh anweles, Oe atsantors Lee ete pie iidarenrs for was its name—would invade a town with the States choice Holiday Go This year we surpass all past records in our. 414 capture it -by music and swell garon nua ares eee ments, “We dressed Joud. You could nd a rge fs iB. G -oun. é pares “te Diamonds set rnd unset. hear our clothes an incalculable disQuartz Jewelry of our own make tenede SE Se ee, ed. Write ¥ — ee : gain with a leading firm in the piace ne ry yt . —the highest bidder they could get— ERLEY, ae hing in Jewelry gold and plated. to paint ar Leste ppg bp yecicad on ral Manager, erware— all the roads leading to the town. eaRGIeee, yn pied. owt . = ee ae mie He finally joined a newspaper office . : SUD ae ee ae : IR D —in Anderson, Ind.—and began: his lit. , : (O@F We fill country mail orders. and guarantee satisfaction, erary career ‘py writing poo Seal Dp : rhymes as “advertising locals”—"dog) Colleg C. J. BRAND MANUFACTURING JEWELER ) ere.” he called them, but we may : be sure among them shone many.@ TELEP : . at {ONE W. 14, BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. spark of true, genius. At the same eager sg" ee time he wrote many rhymes withthe ing course.40 r erious intention of having 7 ie 7 Miidiei eo possible, recognized as poems. But he . ; eae toy wt Ka tn rea eta tata tani . could not get them published. Even ear 9 mos.,.80 cinninane: Pe ea eS eee ee, . compositions whose worth he had testBOs ated ei 20 : iat . ed—those that “would-please people 8, 8 mos. .2U 2. i fa . when I'd stand up and read ‘em to 8, 3 mos..15 : T u re Sa them”—would be returned promptly , : ; Ee . by every magazine to which he offered 1899; sana fat . them for publication. The Hoosier dia1 first lessons aft . lect was too “low down” for the avsie Si é . erage magazine editor. ; T, Principal. On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class. job => Finally, in a freak of boyish indig2 5 and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market EA” pH gh — re oer Sc, RR pricks, if you want to do your own work in makiugconUM (7°, 3 “wanted: wae net origins ee nections with the new city system. Or we will take con‘Bh Sos heey Paging Bove tos ph rele 1S, tracts to farnish the pipe, put.it down and make all con{#4 . und of palming it off on the public si nections. We employ none but first-class workmen. i . as a real poem of Poe’s recently discovinstrumenta S rE, jered. The scheme was very skillfully : . ‘ =a planned and very deftly executed and ral Director. ’ : ~ Bs , % i} . successful beyond anything the clever a oe ; ArHint -About Stoves J sia . deviser of it had ever dreamed. From Valley and other = a He . one end of the country to the other nile ‘at ti vf aod : ’ att . “Leonainie” was hailed as a veritable lg mes Soe : fia . “find,” a bit of genius’ most . nuine reply : poo Yon may needa now heating or cooking stove. Our ‘= \ore. Riley had his revenge.“ had rth San Juan or stock is one of the largest in this part of the-State. We TP’ “2 have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are & sous nant 6 : , surprisingly moderate for such stoves. $2. . sone Too coop.” ansfer Co. = G pita ee BF . mateo moto of rours tly is ie George E. Turner, _ . ceorae w. Tatton, etranspor — co : : Bag ost Fo 2k pe taal nO es =. ani it ts'a winner. He makes it a wa sea bd a wes point 1 £0 serve his petcone : ) M ' weer 5 re Mi sll Se ge ant : : , Pioneer Hardware Dealer. . = Sars always buse EN pts: 4 ae oh ~. . . The Peerless Saloon — ales always on Ser) es) Dee y Ha ieee Dee reehy SA AS “4 nt t re . you say that when you,have had a wife ‘}before? pate 3 Mr. Footinit—Pshaw! She was .a the A ' u WU U Mr, Footinit—You are the first womtam I ever.loved. é Mins Ripe (reproachfully)—How can }mere girl when I married her.—N. Y. Mrs. Bronston——We. must call on our ) Union : Hotel Henry Metzenbaughet, Prop’r. . FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS . & W. U. Telegraph, Office in the House. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. room inthe city,.with the the market affords, . . Of on: which pa ; 5 . {A Few Odds:.an f Holiday, Bpecialtles are, lett rice. and: Women’s Fine Shoes not exactly up. to.style, but nevertheless -extra good oy and value, going for $1.00 and $200 per pair. A full line of the Latest ‘Styles and ‘Finest: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Shoes always ‘on hand at the lowest prices. at reasona Also office for the Singer Sewin Machines; Needle y : ‘alt ‘makes ‘of machines ‘supplied to order. BOVEY BROTH PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Li w, (RzCe CoE. BROAD AND PINES?S., up stairs, Nevada City. Ww. W. WAGGUNER, ‘Civil Engineer and Surveyor. DP pest. U. 8S. MINERAL SURVEYOR fed Office.in Mor; gan & Roberts’ Block, NeCity. ; FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. . ILL PRACTICH IN ALU fda COURT State and Federal. d Ends} dispose of Also u few ‘pairs of Men’s Grades of promptly and neatly done le pri ~P. F. SIMONDS, ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law; wt PRACTICE IN THB STATE 4x0 nited Courts ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Pubiic. (Higa TLaY BUILDING, NEVADA CITY. Oil and parts for i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counseior at Law. PICE-TILLEY BUILDING, VOR. BRUAD ‘and Pine streets. Up Stairs. > ERS, Broad Street. ALL, SUNNY ROOMS. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building, Has the largest and most modern dining freshest and beat. ° Quarters. The office of the NEVADA CO: ELEOTRIO POWER COMPANY is now at the Gas Works on Coyote Bt. , Gas For heating and cooking Electricity. ~ ' Wor’ lighting and JOHN CALOWELL, Attorney at Law, . Transcript Block, Commercial ‘Street Nevada Oity. New ee J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, Bala -Airars saps BUILDING, COR. BRUAD and Pine str: evs. Nevada City A the New Management — iWorld, Of the Union Hotel, with its « antlyadd—— ing impreveme’ e it the f ond The Newcomers All Right. most popular resort in the m: ‘ Northern Central California. new neighbors as soon as they get set tled. Mr. Bronston-—Who are they? The: Referee, “T don’t know.” “Have you ecen them.” “No,”” < “Then whet do you know abou! them?” ’ “Every bit of their furniture was covered with canvas.”—N. Y. Weekly. yd Wee”? " am Easy Riddance. Mr. Hardrocks—By George, I was re-Meved this morning. Mrs. Hardrocks—Why;, Silas, how? Did somebody. pick your pocket? ~~ Mr! Hardrocks—-No. Young PerkHleighicame in to see me. I thought he was certainly. after our daughter, but he merely. wanted to borrow ten dollars. He'll never bother us any more. I let him have it.—Cleveland Leader. ; me , SE? + 4 : Too Sad. There oe @ young women from LeicesWho lived in the city of Cheichestes, She would giggle and flirt, * (Milk her. parents felt hurt, And wondered what on earth poceister. —Cincinneti. Enquirer. : A MALICIOUS HUSBAND. ity Bh ue en)e Y YY Y/, Woh LAY. j } “You are always complaining about Arthur, and claim it makes you -nervous,. while dear baby falls asleep as soon as I begin a song.” i “Oh, baby is smarter than you think. He pretends to be asleep so that you will stop singing.” —Fliegende Blaetter. * after the Feast. Now: doth. the lone turkey warble, In accents filled with glee: “The good die young and I rejoice Because of my toughness—see?” ; /m@hicago Daily News. ; my singing, ; ++ Merely Interested. “Jt ig claimed by the complainant “. that you assaulted him,” said the magistrate. seg 2 ‘He lies; your worship. I never touched him. Robson and Tibbs picked him up and carried him to the pump. de ‘dle.”—Illustrated American, waking Fearfal Chances. — vied again. ‘This.is his fourth wife. ful, “He'll get.caught some day. FPuddy—Get caught? MIKE WHEELIHAN;Prop’r. All I did was to work the pump han-: Fuddy—Kwiverful, they say, is mar‘Duddy—Kwiverful ’d better be careDuddy—Yes; he’ll marry a woman kk * FINEST :: : Wines, Liquors and ‘Cigars JANES HENSESSY, HORSES, CARRIAGES AND-BUGGIES To he Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hotel The Empire Livery Stable Nevada City. Prop’r. bas the largest lot of fond ip thie part of the State. Agent for the amous Ruhstaller Gilt Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREET. NATIONAL Livery and. Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA; Proprietor. Best of attention given to trensien! customers. “Fhe Glenbrook, RalphMaitland cesew Proprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Give me call and you'll never, regret Pine. Street, Nevada City. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. Choicest of os Stables Open All Night. . Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telephone No. 72. NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. . The Best Liquors, These are the attractions you can The Best Cigars. = always find at “THE .COUNCIL . CHAMBER.” a THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘CYSPICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmeroialand Pine strates. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramentc s6 Nevada WA City, Cal. LL. BOWMAN. J. 7. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONK 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. Hanuison, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are: cordially invited to attend. : 3 E. A. MOORE, C. C. G.'W. Oapen, EK: of R. and S. Nevada City ‘Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. ee Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:80 o’clock. S. LEK, LEITER, M. W CHARLES E. ASHBURN, Recorder. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O c.J.NAPPZIGER, = *° Prop’r Beer 5 Cents a Glass. B apne Beef ‘ _ all favori of Whisktes k Meets at Odd Fellows Hai ie 3 at vou roa — d orn ag Wh C mucky waglor, 2 cane Every 2d and inh Monday of each month at ‘ 10) . r, : Heplesale and retail. pene ena reel end” ood.” a oe ae WALTER YAUCH, C. P. nda Wm. J. Britla . As ; \. Ane lly toued asker a 4s me. sear bases ncaa class market. ; : pods aalkewen free ~ Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. V. pater: Snead ae ee e Meets at Pythian Castle N d A 4 0 { f . ’ ’ Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. F. L. ARBOGAS!, Pres. Nevada SSay ice, cone i ee RD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Gold and ores of every _deéstripsion melted refined and assayed. Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 lbs. «Buy Gold Pst, Gold and Silver Bare. Aeids v naiblas for sale Crissel Bros, i Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BAOON, Ete., Krystons Mazxet—Commereial Street. GEORGE A. GRAY, * Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral‘jFarnishings. Floral Pieces supplied to order. Telephone Nos.: Office 281, residence 283. E. W. SCHMIDT, LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street. ..s++++c++s0++Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga: Sold, roe CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Successor to Lammon Bros. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHTS CTS. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thursdays of each mon'h MISS MARGARET GILLESPIE, Pres. MRS. BELLK DOUGLASS E X NEW YORK HOTEL. ° GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER Parlors Broad: Street, opp. City d mday au furn in city free. day or_ night. phone, —aND— EMBALMER. d night. H Lady attendant. Tele° Bab. earse shed’: Strict attention to all calls © BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, UNDER NEW MANACEMENT—A home-like agg beat Hay red the UP-in one o pleasantest portions of the Queen City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights throughout. HE TABLE is not surpassed in the county toe vari cooking and service. — si TLY FIRST-C R supplied Ft Raga RC wee With come. Bad strest hstcarone rom iseas Bank. from the Cit». — who will live Boston Transcript. \ Rates moderate. Best accommodations in A Favorite Old Saloon ’ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. es I HAVE BOUGHT THE POPULAR SALOON on Commercial street known as the FREE COINAGE. Ps Rocha always find the choicest re and*Cigars in the market. you will receive a cordial wel‘ the county for the money. FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor ‘Broad Street, above Pine,, Nevada City. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP . On draught. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. —_—_—— Robert Simmons! Pay US A OALL. MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor «

oe * shalt she mere inet rane teak ee ee e En39TH YEAR—NO, 1288. F CAL.. M' IN and = oe nett has Easy . — = momiTHE ‘TRANSCRIPT. . ‘Heeian wat ae tuqelional targe ae Be: ‘g ra ———— S. epigh * . 2os$:hisnewspaper position, but im> of a oc «lo Fe oe ieia oY pmedintaig gtk amnthersand ¢, better Se : BROWN & CALKINS,. : Proprietors. of eS ee ee ee ee Leoianeasiies doerents eho : jBrief Bis mane fe iy James stares. . Lest Pay, fa JOB nig i a ana nb Riley. . . , [said Judge artindale, the editor. By [ail, $6 ear. : OMe Ferenc alee ca eas red’ in 2 7 e Old ‘. mimin’ eee Supan its co a tine Pointer ane Ade . Wale nid "Leven: More Poems” IndlBy Carrier, 12'1-2 Cts a Week. . “yataint to a Patent Medicine . #08 recognized her own. ‘The “Hoosier oe : “Wender—Story of His First . poet”. was acclaimed by his compatri\ iBiterary Saceens, . -boteeverywhere. . But-whep, in 1886, the Ape’ ADVERTISING RATES seeder <ade known on application. rdware ; a] : Send Apparent Difference. ; or. the Johnny—Pa, some of the curious. Hous ~ people round here they call “odd” and sini some of the others “eccentzic.” recipes. ‘What's the difference? — tPA Pa—When a man is said to be e€cphia, Pa, ~ centric he usually has more or less Chopper. money. When he is poor a man is simply odd.—Boston Transcript. Municipal Jealousies, New Yorker—You are a stranger here, I presume? Chicago Man (haughtily)—Iam from the great city that New York is jealous of. % : New Yorker—Ah! And how are things in dear old Lunnon!—N. ¥. Weekly. Byes Heap. o’ Difference. -per)—I see that Mrs. Moaner’s jewel case has been stolen. I wonder how much it would be worth? Mr. Jorks—That depends, dear, whether it is Mrs. Moaner the actress or Mrs. Moaner the banker’s wife.— Ally Sloper. i Marked Zero. Teacher—What does the word marsupial mean? ~cago: Tribune. Put to a New Use. Mrs. Jorks (reading the evening pa' _. was all,”—Chicago Post. . ee ace enpalarkon ofa mar. ment to concentrate. your mind upon supial : absolutely nothing. x Miss Spicer—Would it make much é Tommy—A tobacco smoker.—Chi‘Twas the first letter written on a ved en 3 > Jink—My. deat MacFuddle, Wwe = . very thing you want!’ Charming house—lovely spot! Cheap, too. “Bu ; one great drawback. You can’t get any water there! : i » MacFuddle—O,; that doesn’t matter!” —London Punch. For That Tired Feeling. > ‘Phe trouble with full many « man, : ern he only n a prod. — ‘ Uateoe Dally ewe e i ' “Why! It Didu’t Count. “Did you give him any, encouragement?” inquired the mother, neferring to the impecunious young man who refused to consider himself out in the cold, = : “Qh, dear, no; none at all,” replied the beautiful daughter. “On .one or two occasions at the seashore last summer I promised to be his wife, but that Same Thing. ‘ % Mr. Boresley (amateur hypnotist)— Now, Miss Spicer, I want you for a mo“difference if I concentrated it upon you, Mr. Boresley?—Tit-Bits. ~~’ Much Maligned. ara ay known’ as the “Hoosier poet," and per-. haps the most distinctively original. poet the west has ever produced, was “fen his mo 2 M. Reazin, A. M., in the Chicago Ree~" . sibility, tender-heartedness, hurror, ‘eharacteristic of the country village « Jowes: Whitecm Riley, ‘tamiliatly:' vorn in Greenfield, Ind. about 46 ars ago. Both on his father’s and:). mother’s side, writes Antoinette . ord; he is descended from ancestry of characterand ability, his mother’s people in especial being remarkable for. chose same qualities of sympathy, sen“e., which his poetry indicates that he himself possesses in large degree. As a boy he lived to the full the boy-life $f the west of the last generation. And . nh ‘n the fields, the lanes, the fence cor: }. uers, the roadsides, the “cricks,” the, “swimmin’-holes,” ete. that that boyife affected he enjoyed the advanages of an education that was much nore agreeable to him and that has xroved much more valuable to him han any he ever obtained at school. n fact, he. was but an_ indifferent chool pupii—to put the matter even nildly. His father wished him to be. . ‘The © Ba mes Whitcomb Riley” became a ‘mathe a8 well known in one state as in fandther. The shrines ‘that after we are married you will very likely ‘find: me inclined to be ar. . bitrary and dictatorial in my manner. “T won’t pay the slightest attention to what you say.”—Chicago Post. had curled his hair for the first time. As soon as he became awake she lifted fellow quickly, “let-me get down and shake off the shayings.”—Judge. in prose and verse appeared— Boss. Girl and Other Stories”— of genius are ‘No Occasion for Worry. “T must‘warn you, dearest,” he said, “No matter,” she replied, cheerfully. _., Did Not. Belong There.‘While Willie was sleeping his mother im up before the looking glass. “Oh, mamma!” ¢xclaimed. the little ONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15), 1900. It’s Rightly, Bread, . Pies, Cakes, Fancy Pastry). Plain Pastry, Etc., HEADQUARTERS FOR, WEDDING CAKES. AN orders promptly filled aud: delivered at your doors. 4 Howard Loveland, geese sar That’s what: everybody in Nevada’ City says about the. , : BAKERY in the Transcript ik on Commercial street. You 45 always depend upon it that the} «* ' se peaietlbalhan:<cthalimitasndipe nea aby From this Bakery are all right in every respect, } Telephone West 8. ‘ 5: Wheret ‘Though the ear be full of kernels, Where among the mighty mob Is a man who doesn’t want a . Few:more grains upon the cob? +Brooklyn Life. PUT HIS FOOT IN IT. ‘ome a lawyer, as he himself was. But -he young nature-lover had no desire for law or any other profession, and: -o elected to “learn a trade.” Accordingky he was: “apprenticed to an old Jutchman,” who was-a-tign painter.) Finally he concluded that he would ‘read law with his-father.” But; “I 4idn’t seem to get anywhere. Forgot . qs diligently as read.” Then one day . “a patent medicine doctor happened’ ‘6 come along.” The man had a nice > -ig and two fine horses and. young —,: t iter that Rachel had ¢ “To my mind Nero has been much Kiley craved permission to go-along Asie r that Rachel had ever Fe . . aligned. He might heve been worse with him and “paint his advertites: baonte : Br ayy ee & if he pealig” waslled: ta be cruel and. ents for him.’ The permission wae} . Mamma, mamma!” exclaimed fie . . 4. and “I rod t of t little lady as the postman left, “I’ve got heartless.” granisd. sn $006 Ceol Te a letter that was written on thesewing . “How 80?” : hind those horses without saying . machine.”—Judge. < ing. . atte might have played the trombone . Word to anyone.” in shor’, a Ebie-< r x tated of dhe fiiie."--Chieago Post, . eWay fom Rome. Hiley temaines pithy $he Gave Him No Chance. Se ae é ie a et Bacon—Did you say you hadn’t had The Stiff-Necked Generation. { af a chance to-speak to your wife.about Chollie—Weally, Miss Gayleigh, if RANCE. . that matter we talked over, last week? . you wefuse me I'll—T’ll cut me throat, , Egbert—That’s what I said. Jon’tcherknow. “Well, it seems very strange.” Miss Gayleigh—Well, if you don’t do “Qh, no, it doesn’t. You don’t know . it yourself pretty quick your eollar will . P fj my wife.”—Yonkers Statesman. — gave you thé trouble—N. Y¥. World. SSOCIaUOD Seeking Information. : The Cheerful Idiot, “Qh, Mr. Van-Dobbs!” exclaimed Mrs. “The eyes,” said: the sentimental Cal. Cumrox. : boarder, “are the windows of the soul.” . > “What is it?” inquired theartist, . “I am sorry to hear that,” said the er Day “Would you mind telling me whether Cheerful Idiot, “for I have been taught as this picture is impressionistic or that it is extremely unbygienic ‘to ", sok whan an whether it hasn’t been finished.”"— Sleep with one’s windows tightly VV //: hurt. adeiticutWashington Star. E closed.” —Cincinnati Enquirer. es a lanctaliy Salped He Pon’t Believe It. Truly Wondertal. JAMES WHITCOMB. RILEY. when you are Mary—Teacher says history repeats . Mrs. Wiffles—What most surprised . (Known the -World Over as ‘"The Hoosier al axebiscs itself. you when you’ arrived in Paris? Poet.”) and and foot Tommy—Well, I guess it don’t, And . . Mrs. Jaunter—Why, the fact that lit-. jim for a year, in which he traveled bo S404.08 Ni oon a feller’s got to do some purty hard tle children of three or four years could . about through many states. ee and dues of ‘scrappin’ to be able to repeat it him-') talk French. It was ‘perfectly amaz-. Having returned home from his patself.—N, Y, Truth, + a ing.—Tit-Bits. ; ent-medicine sign-painting adventures ee a he organized what he called ® “busi. nsurance, pay: “ : : sess expedition on my own account.” Laws het ere He got together four or five young te poli . lows like himself—“all musical,” ““ Por is years FOR A QUARTER ere ee ‘ : he A y painters. One,” he says;: sickness, : wg . : i i “could whistle like a nightingale. Anos Sie other sang like an angel. Another age — O F A Cc ENTU RY. ee played the banjo.” Riley . himself ociation is Pre Pa ce emia eS _ . “seuffled with the'violin and-the gai erong et ced s Loleibt Nebel ”: “The Graphic company”—this Th le of Nevad: ecogn:! store of d,the . tare Graphic company pete — Thosseh anweles, Oe atsantors Lee ete pie iidarenrs for was its name—would invade a town with the States choice Holiday Go This year we surpass all past records in our. 414 capture it -by music and swell garon nua ares eee ments, “We dressed Joud. You could nd a rge fs iB. G -oun. é pares “te Diamonds set rnd unset. hear our clothes an incalculable disQuartz Jewelry of our own make tenede SE Se ee, ed. Write ¥ — ee : gain with a leading firm in the piace ne ry yt . —the highest bidder they could get— ERLEY, ae hing in Jewelry gold and plated. to paint ar Leste ppg bp yecicad on ral Manager, erware— all the roads leading to the town. eaRGIeee, yn pied. owt . = ee ae mie He finally joined a newspaper office . : SUD ae ee ae : IR D —in Anderson, Ind.—and began: his lit. , : (O@F We fill country mail orders. and guarantee satisfaction, erary career ‘py writing poo Seal Dp : rhymes as “advertising locals”—"dog) Colleg C. J. BRAND MANUFACTURING JEWELER ) ere.” he called them, but we may : be sure among them shone many.@ TELEP : . at {ONE W. 14, BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY. spark of true, genius. At the same eager sg" ee time he wrote many rhymes withthe ing course..40 r erious intention of having 7 ie 7 Miidiei eo possible, recognized as poems. But he . ; eae toy wt Ka tn rea eta tata tani . could not get them published. Even ear 9 mos.,..80 cinninane: Pe ea eS eee ee, . compositions whose worth he had testBOs ated ei 20 : iat . ed—those that “would-please people 8, 8 mos.. .2U 2. i fa . when I'd stand up and read ‘em to 8, 3 mos...15 : T u re Sa them”—would be returned promptly , : ; Ee . by every magazine to which he offered 1899; sana fat . them for publication. The Hoosier dia1 first lessons aft . lect was too “low down” for the avsie Si é . erage magazine editor. ; T, Principal. On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class. job => Finally, in a freak of boyish indig2 5 and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market EA” pH gh — re oer Sc, RR pricks, if you want to do your own work in makiugconUM (7°, 3 “wanted: wae net origins ee nections with the new city system. Or we will take con‘Bh Sos heey Paging Bove tos ph rele 1S, tracts to farnish the pipe, put.it down and make all con{#4 . und of palming it off on the public si nections. We employ none but first-class workmen. i . as a real poem of Poe’s recently discovinstrumenta S rE, jered. The scheme was very skillfully : . ‘ =a planned and very deftly executed and ral Director. ’ : ~ Bs , % i} . successful beyond anything the clever a oe ; ArHint -About Stoves J sia . deviser of it had ever dreamed. From Valley and other = a He . one end of the country to the other nile ‘at ti vf aod : ’ att . “Leonainie” was hailed as a veritable lg mes Soe : fia . “find,” a bit of genius’ most . nuine reply : poo Yon may needa now heating or cooking stove. Our ‘= \ore. Riley had his revenge.“ had rth San Juan or stock is one of the largest in this part of the-State. We TP’ “2 have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are & sous nant 6 : , surprisingly moderate for such stoves. $2. . sone Too coop.” ansfer Co. = G pita ee BF . mateo moto of rours tly is ie George E. Turner, _ . ceorae w. Tatton, etranspor — co : : Bag ost Fo 2k pe taal nO es =. ani it ts'a winner. He makes it a wa sea bd a wes point 1 £0 serve his petcone : ) M ' weer 5 re Mi sll Se ge ant : : , Pioneer Hardware Dealer. . = Sars always buse EN pts: 4 ae oh ~. . . The Peerless Saloon — ales always on Ser) es) Dee y Ha ieee Dee reehy SA AS “4 nt t re . you say that when you,have had a wife ‘}before? pate 3 Mr. Footinit—Pshaw! She was .a the A ' u WU U Mr, Footinit—You are the first womtam I ever.loved. é Mins Ripe (reproachfully)—How can }mere girl when I married her.—N. Y. Mrs. Bronston——We. must call on our ) Union : Hotel Henry Metzenbaughet, Prop’r. . FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS . & W. U. Telegraph, Office in the House. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. room inthe city,.with the the market affords, . . Of on: which pa ; 5 . {A Few Odds:.an f Holiday, Bpecialtles are, lett rice. and: Women’s Fine Shoes not exactly up. to.style, but nevertheless -extra good oy and value, going for $1.00 and $200 per pair. A full line of the Latest ‘Styles and ‘Finest: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Shoes always ‘on hand at the lowest prices. at reasona Also office for the Singer Sewin Machines; Needle y : ‘alt ‘makes ‘of machines ‘supplied to order. BOVEY BROTH PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Li w, (RzCe CoE. BROAD AND PINES?S., up stairs, Nevada City. Ww. W. WAGGUNER, ‘Civil Engineer and Surveyor. DP pest. U. 8S. MINERAL SURVEYOR fed Office.in Mor; gan & Roberts’ Block, NeCity. ; FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. . ILL PRACTICH IN ALU fda COURT

State and Federal. d Ends} dispose of Also u few ‘pairs of Men’s Grades of promptly and neatly done le pri ~P. F. SIMONDS, ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law; wt PRACTICE IN THB STATE 4x0 nited Courts ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Pubiic. (Higa TLaY BUILDING, NEVADA CITY. Oil and parts for i. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counseior at Law. PICE-TILLEY BUILDING, VOR. BRUAD ‘and Pine streets. Up Stairs. > ERS, Broad Street. ALL, SUNNY ROOMS. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building, Has the largest and most modern dining freshest and beat. ° Quarters. The office of the NEVADA CO: ELEOTRIO POWER COMPANY is now at the Gas Works on Coyote Bt. , Gas For heating and cooking Electricity. ~ ' Wor’ lighting and JOHN CALOWELL, Attorney at Law, . Transcript Block, Commercial ‘Street Nevada Oity. New ee J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, Bala -Airars saps BUILDING, COR. BRUAD and Pine str: evs. Nevada City A the New Management — iWorld, Of the Union Hotel, with its « antlyadd—— ing impreveme’ e it the f ond The Newcomers All Right. most popular resort in the m: ‘ Northern Central California. new neighbors as soon as they get set tled. Mr. Bronston-—Who are they? The: Referee, “T don’t know.” “Have you ecen them.” “No,”” < “Then whet do you know abou! them?” ’ “Every bit of their furniture was covered with canvas.”—N. Y. Weekly. yd Wee”? " am Easy Riddance. Mr. Hardrocks—By George, I was re-Meved this morning. Mrs. Hardrocks—Why;, Silas, how? Did somebody. pick your pocket? ~~ Mr! Hardrocks—-No. Young PerkHleighicame in to see me. I thought he was certainly. after our daughter, but he merely. wanted to borrow ten dollars. He'll never bother us any more. I let him have it.—Cleveland Leader. ; me , SE? + 4 : Too Sad. There oe @ young women from LeicesWho lived in the city of Cheichestes, She would giggle and flirt, * (Milk her. parents felt hurt, And wondered what on earth poceister. —Cincinneti. Enquirer. : A MALICIOUS HUSBAND. ity Bh ue en)e Y YY Y/, Woh LAY. j } “You are always complaining about Arthur, and claim it makes you -nervous,. while dear baby falls asleep as soon as I begin a song.” i “Oh, baby is smarter than you think. He pretends to be asleep so that you will stop singing.” —Fliegende Blaetter. * after the Feast. Now: doth. the lone turkey warble, In accents filled with glee: “The good die young and I rejoice Because of my toughness—see?” ; /m@hicago Daily News. ; my singing, ; ++ Merely Interested. “Jt ig claimed by the complainant “. that you assaulted him,” said the magistrate. seg 2 ‘He lies; your worship. I never touched him. Robson and Tibbs picked him up and carried him to the pump. de ‘dle.”—Illustrated American, waking Fearfal Chances. — vied again. ‘This.is his fourth wife. ful, “He'll get.caught some day. FPuddy—Get caught? MIKE WHEELIHAN;Prop’r. All I did was to work the pump han-: Fuddy—Kwiverful, they say, is mar‘Duddy—Kwiverful ’d better be careDuddy—Yes; he’ll marry a woman kk * FINEST :: : Wines, Liquors and ‘Cigars JANES HENSESSY, HORSES, CARRIAGES AND-BUGGIES To he Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hotel The Empire Livery Stable Nevada City. Prop’r. bas the largest lot of fond ip thie part of the State. Agent for the amous Ruhstaller Gilt Edge Beer. COMMERCIAL STREET. NATIONAL Livery and. Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA; Proprietor. Best of attention given to trensien! customers. “Fhe Glenbrook, RalphMaitland cesew Proprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Give me call and you'll never, regret Pine. Street, Nevada City. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. Choicest of os Stables Open All Night. . Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City Telephone No. 72. NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. . The Best Liquors, These are the attractions you can The Best Cigars. = always find at “THE .COUNCIL . CHAMBER.” a THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘CYSPICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmeroialand Pine strates. Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramentc s6 Nevada WA City, Cal. LL. BOWMAN. J. 7. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree: Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONK 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. Hanuison, Recorder. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Meets every Friday Evening, At Pythian Castle. Visiting Brethren are: cordially invited to attend. : 3 E. A. MOORE, C. C. G.'W. Oapen, EK: of R. and S. Nevada City ‘Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. ee Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every Wednesday evening at 7:80 o’clock. S. LEK, LEITER, M. W CHARLES E. ASHBURN, Recorder. Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. O c.J.NAPPZIGER, = *° Prop’r Beer 5 Cents a Glass. B apne Beef ‘ _ all favori of Whisktes k Meets at Odd Fellows Hai ie 3 at vou roa — d orn ag Wh C mucky waglor, 2 cane Every 2d and inh Monday of each month at ‘ 10) . r, : Heplesale and retail. pene ena reel end” ood.” a oe ae WALTER YAUCH, C. P. nda Wm. J. Britla . As ; \. Ane lly toued asker a 4s me. sear bases ncaa class market. ; : pods aalkewen free ~ Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. >. G. V. pater: Snead ae ee e Meets at Pythian Castle N d A 4 0 { f . ’ ’ Every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. F. L. ARBOGAS!, Pres. Nevada SSay ice, cone i ee RD. J. MORGAN, R. 8. Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Gold and ores of every _deéstripsion melted refined and assayed. Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 lbs. «Buy Gold Pst, Gold and Silver Bare. Aeids v naiblas for sale Crissel Bros, i Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BAOON, Ete., Krystons Mazxet—Commereial Street. GEORGE A. GRAY, * Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral‘jFarnishings. Floral Pieces supplied to order. Telephone Nos.: Office 281, residence 283. E. W. SCHMIDT, LBADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street. ...s++++c++s0++Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga: Sold, roe CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Successor to Lammon Bros. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHTS CTS. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thursdays of each mon'h MISS MARGARET GILLESPIE, Pres. MRS. BELLK DOUGLASS E X NEW YORK HOTEL. ° GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER Parlors Broad: Street, opp. City d mday au furn in city free. day or_ night. phone, —aND— EMBALMER. d night. H Lady attendant. Tele° Bab. earse shed’: Strict attention to all calls © BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, UNDER NEW MANACEMENT—A home-like agg beat Hay red the UP-in one o pleasantest portions of the Queen City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights throughout. HE TABLE is not surpassed in the county toe vari cooking and service. — si TLY FIRST-C R supplied Ft Raga RC wee With come. Bad strest hstcarone rom iseas Bank. from the Cit». — who will live Boston Transcript. \ Rates moderate. Best accommodations in A Favorite Old Saloon ’ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. es I HAVE BOUGHT THE POPULAR SALOON on Commercial street known as the FREE COINAGE. Ps Rocha always find the choicest re and*Cigars in the market. you will receive a cordial wel‘ the county for the money. FRANK’S PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor ‘Broad Street, above Pine,, Nevada City. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP . On draught. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. —_—_—— Robert Simmons! Pay US A OALL. MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor «