January 16, 1896 (4 pages)

(Eestabttched Bebe. ©. 1880.) aa Dai Published aaa rth avarice fora Fuil'Year. Clty, “Nevada County, allt. i ly Rxcept Sundays and /. BuiiscRIPrroN ‘TREMS——Fifteon Cents a Week, Sixty Cente.a Month; Six Dollars a Year, When Paid ink ; LocAL Reabine Norices—Ten Centa a Line "for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line 4 Month. Rates ‘For Other Advertising Made Kno yn. on Appli‘ Telegraphic News Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon = THURSDAY, ...JAN. 16, 1896, te A TAIRD SUCCESS ~ Byer,” '. upon the two former évenings, pected that so many would venture out, 4 at this additional evidence of of their efforts, topics, » assistance to this phase of the devotions, evening’s topic: “A Royal Penitent,” with King David as the’ subject. The Epworth League will conduct’ the : praise service, : BY {Our reporter, the sinner, “‘backslid” last evening and paid his devotions to a : i real live lord~at the Theatre, Hence the brevity of the above report, We'll let him 80 this time bat—Ep,] THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'SSummarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings,* The rainfall ‘for the twenty-four hours ending Jannary 16th was 3.16 inches, mak“~ding 448 inches for the month and 16.17 inches for the season, Fred Odgers, John Fink and Frank McDonald were discharged from the county jail today, the two former having completed, 30-day terms and the latter a more lengthy one, of 60 days, ' Henri Stewart arrived here last evening as the advance agent for Scott’s American Farce Comedy Company, which he has arranged to appear here on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, January 21st and 22d." ie The W. Y. 0, D.“Mining Company at Grass Valley will putin a dynamo to light their yard, mill, hoisting works and shaft. Are lights will be used outdoors, and the incandes¢ent lamps in the buildings, Good dfe’is stil} being taken“ from ‘the Pennsylvania mine in Grass Valley district, Where the rich strike was made several] days ago. The ledge is growing wider, A drift.is. being run to strike the shoot on the 500 level, where it ig thought it will be fouud very rich, The rain storm last night was the most severe this season. There was a heavy fall of rain and a strong wind »prevailed, Deer creek was booming today, and is rising steadily, there being no signs of tke storm abating. The New Drug Store. Schuldt & Co, have their new drug store on Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, open and ready for business, Mr; Schuldt is a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy and has had fifteen years experi, » ence in the business, He was formerly Proprietor of a drug store in Tuscarora, Nevada, but the decline in silver killed that camp:and caused Mr. Schuldt to seek pastheld a position at Joy’s Pharmacy, San Franciscd. Mr, Mandercheid, the other member ofthe ‘firm, is a German pharmacist of many. years experience. The new store solicits a share of public patronage, Sues the Railroad. ee Laz Levy, a commercial traveler of San Francisco, has brought suit against the Southern Pacifico Railroad Company for ,000° sdamyges. He was injured some time ago.in an accident that happened near Towle’s station and which was caused by a defective rai), The company iz charged with criminal negligence in failing to have the track properly inspected, Levy is well E25 known jn’ this city; ° Foster’s Forecast. @ : Foster’s last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to cross the continent from the 14th to 18sh, and the next will reach the Pagific Coast about the 18th, cross the weat of the Rockies country by“ the close of the 19th. This will bring severe ‘weather, accompanied by a large amount ~ of rain or snow, and followed by oné of the _ coldest waves of the winter, “ -~ =~ Bucklen’s arnica Salve. “In Stom and in Sunshine, Constant Almosf, if not quite, as large an’ assemblag: gathered together at. last Hight's revival meeting, at the Methodist Church, as Owing to the severity of the storm between 7 and 8 o’clock it was hardly exThe Reverand gentlemen conducting these meetings should feel highly flattered Special to the Daily Transcript : _ The Democratic Convention, Wasuinaron, January 16th.—The Democratic National Convention will be held A Lucky Escape, July 7th, The National Committes. Oil Company at Tenth street collapsed thi decided today on this date, The morning, ‘The only employe in the elc resolution of . Patrick Collins of . vator heard the warning, scrambled ou Massachusetts, offered in the convention Cf 1892, that the next National Convention. be held behind closed doors, was reported on adversely. It was decided to give each city thirty minutes to present its claims, but a new departure was maile by adopting a resolution requiring each city to put its guarthe elevator poured onto the ground, dangerous condition; From all Part8 of the World. MrnnEarouis, January 15;—The 160,000 bushel elevator of ‘the Minnesota Linseed of the window'and onto an adjacent roof, Some 80,000 bushels of flaxseed stored in The standing portion of the “building is in a PERSONADPPOINTERS,. ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Inteuitions. J. W. Holmes of Placerville is in ‘town, F, Lombordie of San Francisco is in town: Owen Penrose came down from Bloomfield yesterday, : John Spalding arrived . from“ Auburn, : A, KE. Kennedy is over from North San Juan, ‘ . J. ©. Coppage and Thos. Kenny, of San Francisco, are-in town, A. L, Stoll of Sacramento last eventng’s train, . C, B. Van De Mark of San Francisco is town, : sin ue ‘ at a Fred Searls left on the noon train for San 8} Francisco ~{° Dr. J. MeMorrison of San Francisco ar~ t a. here on the morning train. 4 » J. I, Morrison of San Francisco intends locating at Bloomfield. I, Holmer and J, Matteson are down ~~ Washington, ; iss Effie Guinn of this city was married at San Francisco Monday to Herbert M, The Strange Story Told by Mrs, Gillespie “Of Shasta, Porthanp, Or., Jan. 15,.—A strange life's romance is that of Mrs, Ida B, Gillespie of Shasta, Cal., now visiting a daughter, Mrs. ol] Sarah ©, Cooper, on Hood street, this city. “yesterday evening . Mrs, Gillespie arrived here about three days ; ago, en route to Denver Col,, to meet her husband, whom she has not seen in thirty. three years, and whom her daughter has never seen, although he is her father, In 1861 the woman married Simon 8, Gillespie in Galena, Ill, In 1862, the year their daughter was born, Gillespie went into the army. The following’ year Mrs, Gillespie was advised froin’ the front that ‘Gil. lespie had been killed in action, Soon there after she and-her people left Galena, and her friends there lost track of her, “Ten days ago,” said Mrs, Gillespie, ‘I received a letter from the dead, and it shocked me so. that I fell “in a swoon and went from one to another for thirty-six hours, and my daughter feared I would die in one of them, The letter was from my: dear husband, whom I for so many years arrived here on the “success Your reporter did not retiain long enough . to take any notes of the sermon, but was informed by one who did that ‘Oates, or Wild Oats” received as beautiful and soulinspiring an interpretation from the lips. of the gifted lecturer“ as did the previous One of the features of these meetings— and of which I have hitherto failed to make mention—is the singing. This part of the service is entered into by the devotees with an earnestness and spirit amounting almost to inspiration, Mrs. W. C, Gray makesa very pleasing pianiste. and lends effective Rev. M. D. Buck has chosen for this ures new, Ever since leaving thgre he has . ’ ple balance between Previous novelists had ‘based morality on feeling, derstanding., She allows no amiable weaknesses, no sudden impulses, no un controlable emotions, Even Cupid, king of men, is elbowed antee in writing, to prevent misunderstanin in the future. : Friction Between Generals, deal of surgent Generals in Gomez and Antonio Maceo. and on occasions join forces diversities ane said to be irreconcilable, and. it is feared will lead to civil strife if the independence of Cuba is won. It is said the white element. are availing themselves of negro assistance ‘to obtain their ends, but .no negroes will be allowed to participate in the direction of public affairs, Some time ago Maceo is said to have declared that if unable to carry out his program near Havana he would return to the eastern provinces and establish a republic with himself as President. Will Demand a Denial Brriin, January 16th.—According to government papers, the Transvaal dispute is assuming a more serions aspect than ever. The Kaiser is evidently in a rage and the German press is indignant over what is termed the willful Prevarication of the British journals, as if they were ~instructed before going to press. The officia] German papers come out with flaring headlines, each stating that Kaiser Wilhelm is irritated over the attack of London newspapers. The latter put the Kaiser in a false light, as if he was forced to back down trom hia attitude assumed by him in his encouraging dispatch to Kruger after the defeat of Jameson, It is announced that Emperor William will insist upon an authoritative denial frem the British Government of. the alleged —_falsehood of London papers, It goes without saying that. the Saulisbury cabinet will resist the demand, .as it is not anxious to lose the popularity which was go easily obtained by the apparent change in the situation. The Recognition Question, Wasuinaton, D. C., January 16th,— Senator Sherman gave notice today that he would soon move to discharge the Foreign Relations Committee from further consideration of the revolutioniats calling for a recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents, in order to have the Senate vote directly on the question without delay. Communication Cut Off. 8 Havana, January 16th.—The insurgents have cut off all land communication with the interior, and the only way to reach outside provinces now is by sea, A ‘iny Khkeo Literature, is Miss Edgeworth’s re or the interest of : ‘¢sira only second. To this car“mei Cctoct she is indebted for most of ov fic lts us a novelist. Her plots are -nprobable, and her characters become tummies. If she does not avow her dilactic purpose sag clearly as Hannah More or Mrs, Sherwood, she is not satisfied, like Miss Austen, to leave her . characters convey their own lesson. Sho Feems more intent upon erecting moral sign posts for the convenience of future travelers than of accomplishing her own journey with rapidity and success. Nor is her teaching of. an elevated kind. Its pole star is enlightenod selfishness. ills of women, Rowen cure As her pattern children are always rewarded, so her heroes and heroines are sure to prosper, to discover themselves the inheritors of great fortunes and to marry into the peerage, Small space is allowed in her system for imagination, passion or religions enthusiasm. The internal struggle which their strength creates would only have disturbed her simright and wrong. She ascribes it to the un: from his throne and oe so aheecammaaede ' . As 8 special inducement the Professor will The l:est Salve in the world for Cuts; . in exchange for his kingdom is offered Check Lost. treat, for the first three weeks, every case res, : . a sinecure as the keeper of ronconform. ‘ ; Sesh x free of charge, in order to i ively . ist Conscience. A largo tract of life is, . _ Cheek No, 286, drawnsby the Heme lg hg nad nie ee tively elias . ha ‘ : 5 skill ty, and to establish ; It is . in fact, to Miss Tdgeworth a terra in. Mining Co., in favor of Jos, King for $8.88 his reputation, je ra i A ore” cognita of which she knows nothing be. issued Deccomber 16, 1896, has been ‘lost. ad. Price 25 cente per box. ro. cause she fee!s nothing.—-Quarterly Re. The finder will please return it to Jos; King . Hoop’s Punts have. won high site Kry West, Fia., January 16th.—Ef. forts have been made to hush matters up, but it is evident that there is a great friction ‘between the two inCuba — Maximo The latter leads the negroes and Gomez leads the whites, While they. operate in harmony their Valued at About $170,000, valuations set upon his various holdings, will aggregate a value of less than $200,000. The exact figures as set forth in the petition of his widow, Julia M. Coleman, for letters of administration, filed: in the-$uperior Court, are $170,000. The petition recites that the entire estate is community property, A Deadly Dinner, Gatuivan, Tenn,, Jan 16. —Fourteen persons were poisoned yesterday at the farm of of T. J. Merriman near Dixon Springs, Merriman gave a dinner to his neighbors, who were helping him clear his land, After dinner fourteen guests became violently ill with symptoms of arsonic poisoning. Three’ are ina critical condition, It is believed that some person intentionall Y poisoned the food, A Big Storm. fan . Francisco, January 16th.—The San Francisco weather man says that this is not going to be a good week for ships, Southeast signals are displayed over all coast points, from Port Harford north, A severe storm is predicted. It ig approaching Nothern California and Oregon, and shipping is advised to remain in port, The wind blew pretty stiffon the bay this morning, and a few vessels commence to drag their anchors, Wharfinger George Root notified skippers of the coming storm; and tars decided to ride alongside the wharves Oaxktanp, Jan; 16.—As the world goes now the late Jobn W. Coleman was not a rich man. His estate according to the Tuttle. Ed. Swan, the popular salesman for W. J. Brandenstied & Co., town, : Francisco yesterday. Francisco, where she has friends, M. T. Hubbard, a former Grasg Valley hotel keeper, is in town as @ cigar drummer, W. D. Long slipped.and fell while going home last evening and sprained his ankle quite severely, Mrs, J. A, Grimmer arrived here Wednesday evening from St, Stephens, New Brunswick. She will visit the family of J, C. Murchie, Peat THE BILL INTRODUCED, Congressman Johnson of This District Favors Building Dams. A press telegram sent from Washington Saturday last said that Representative Johnson has introduced a bill in the House appropriating $1,030,000 for building imPounding works for hydraulic mines and providing that when they reach a stage conhydraulic mining may be resumed. The bill also permits the Commissioners to make the order when it appears to them that no impounding works other than those provided by nature are necessary, This is in accord with pledges made during the campaign of 1894, which pledges were made in the Transcripr at the time, It is not stated if this is the bill drafted by the State Miners’ Association or one of his own. Nor does it make any difference in tea importers, is in E, Kreiss and wife, who have been here on a visit returned to their home in San Miss Jessie Rich hag returned from San been visiting sidered safe by the Debris Commissioners . * work, Apply at this office, : go early, Easy to Earn Money, But Hard to he. Save. Attention! Branch Wonder, you purchase from him. This is not talk, call and price his stock of blankets, j4-tf in preference to putting out to sea, this case, as when a bill has been introduced and it is not stated by request, the members father it, Music Hath Charms, Gontran occupies apartments immediately below a pianist and composer who kicks up a terrible rumpus.all.the day long. Yesterday, maddened to fury by the incessant row, Gontran ran up stairs and burst. into ‘the room of his tormentor,: ‘‘Sir, I can’t stand this any longer. You would bring a-corpse to life! What are you playing now?’’ ‘‘That,’’ coolly remarked the pianist, gently combing out his hair with his fingers, ‘‘is a slumber song.’’—Voix du Peuple, ‘ Rebekahs at San Juan, Last Wednesday evening being the regular meeting night of Miriam Re bekah Lodge, No. 55, of North San Juan, & public installation was held in their hall at which the following officers were installed for the ensuing term: N, G., Mrs. M Salter; V. G., Mrs, Lyda Paine; Rec. Sec’y, Miss Levinia Walker; Treasurer, Mr. John German; Chaplain, Mre, B. R. Brown; Guardian, Mrs, Fisher; Conductress, Miss Minnie Sailor; Warden, Mrs, John German; R, 8, to N. G., Mrs, Eastman; L. S, to N, G., M. Harington; R. 8, to V. G., Mrs, Kckman; L. 8. to V. G., Mra, Roberts; Organist, Miss Nettie Ray, ODDS AND ENDS. The taste nerves are 2,000 times more sensitive to quinine than they are to sugar. Fine toothed combs of ivory and brass have been found in Egyptian tombs which date back more than 1,000 years B. O. Wands. — The wand isa magic rod made use of by fairies to shield them from harm and to put the other fellows in trouble, *Tis.an emblem of office and authority, and an instrument wielded by conjurors and necromancers to mystify the people. The wand is associated with our childhood iu the shape The last censug of Germany shows that there are 87,800 blind people in the empire and 29,200 others who only have one eye each. It is said that in the city of Warsaw there are 81,000 persons belonging to the hereditary nobility and 9,000 nobles complete collapse, with a whip. What is lant and inyigorator like Peruvian Bitters: Its use causes the torpid liver and bowels to naturally Tesume their functions, any malarial poisons, cold or fever, known to medical science will 80 effectually . drive it out as the world-famous Peruvian Bark—the most important ingredient of Peruvian Bitters, that restores brilli of health to the face, lect, and keenness of senses and faculties, giste and dealers. mourned as being among the dead. \ ‘He wrote me that he had no chance of returning homie till tha fall of 1864, By that time no one in Galena could give him the slightest clue to my place of abode. They knew that we had moved to Omaha, and later to Milwaukee, and for several mouths he advertised for me and my family in the papers‘in these cities. Then he traveled, off and on for two years in search of us, and at last gave me and my child up as forever lost, ‘Nearly a month ago Mr, Gillespie met in Denver a. Robert Whitehill of Shasta County, who knows me quite well. As I never remarried. “Mr, Whitehill spoke to Mr, Gillespie of knowing a woman by that name in California, and related my history tohim, Judging from what Mr. Gillespie wrote me, he must have experienced similar sensations to mine when he learned that I was yet among the living. ‘‘He has been a resident of Colorado for twenty years, and he, also, never remarried. I can scarcely bide the time till I see him again, Iam now 57 years of age, but the happy event makes me feel as if I were again a girl. I merely came up.80. my daughter could accompany me~ to: her father,” Both ladies leave to-night for a scene where there will be a delightfully happy re= union of loving hearts, Testimonial. Mrs, W, Geach of Ophir, Placer county, Cal., says she has suffered for four years with rheumatism, and has paid out hundreds of dollars for treatment, but she seemed to get worse until she got Oil of Eden, which has cured her entirely, and she says she has cured neuralgia, earache and sore throat with Oil of Eden. A TERRIBLE MISTAKE, ‘. A Case of ‘Out of the Frying-Pan Into the Fire,’* lief, the the las. men well ter, even part sibgi were some is ju here Wi reach blood to cure it you must take internal remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and faces, out any good result, began use of Electric lief at once, adapted to cure of troubles and. often gives almost instant re One trial will Price only 5c, for large bottle, erman & Co,’s. Drug Store, The Wolf’s Commercial street. stor WERE WELL RECEIVED. . Notwithstanding the severe storm that prevailed last night, a large audience ‘aseembled at the Theater last night to witness by Miss Heffron, both of which were fairly entitled ‘‘Confusion” was presented in a very.creditable manner, some of ‘the characters being especially well taken. It is a very amusing: piece;*filled with ridiculous situations, and. provoked continuous laughon the stage, but stood at the door all considered a sufficient exhibition on the somewhat of a disappointment, even her be her forte, being considerably -below the standard set by the critics, ception of perhaps three members, the company is hardly up to the ordinary in rea] ability, We don’t believe the expectations of the ¢ audience were realized, and we think it first intended. The curious ones who wanted to see a real live lord and lady, however, are probably satisfied, medicine, best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription, posed of the best tonic known, combined with thé best blood purifiers, on the mucous surfaces, bination of the two ingredients is what produces Catarrh, wutibeemencec > {PROL Rdwin F Barr Lord Douglas Company Played to a Good Audience Last Night. performance given by the Lord DougCompany. The entertainment comced with the third act from ‘Dr. Jeckyl tention make the term of such officers. four Years, ” whi ji i tated in an amendment to. stat and Mr, Hyde,” which was given as a Cuts . SE Bene : I vt to th d statute tain raiser, followed by a song and-dance by . after énacting the new section, therefore the Lady Sholto Deuglas and a character song . two stand as a living example of : legislation, reslig Attorney-General Fitzgerald and W. H. L. Barnes have each stated for cation their beiief thit an el held in 1896 for county and township officers. ne ee This would also necessitate another “terni of two years, as the Legislature does not meet until” January, 1897, Thia blunder will cost the people of the State fully $150, 000 more than it would if the tere. .0% been correctly fixed at four tended, received,.The three-act farce-comedy Lord Sholto Douglas did not appear ing taking tickets. This was doubtless of his lordship, Lady Douglas .was years as was in. ng and dancing, whichis supposed to é Saar ac . if THE worl -wité Feputation of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, is dué to its healthy action on ‘the hair and scalp, This incomparable tion restores the original color to faded hair, and imparts the gloag aess so much desired With the exgra and by all clases of eee Karl's Clover Root Tea Ts a sure cure for Headache and nervoug diseases, Nothing: relieves go quickly. Sola by Dickerman & Co, and dreshPeople, The costuming and make-ups quite good and served to bridge over of the shortcomings of the performers, st 4s wel that the company played only onénight instead of two, as at —THE— N. G. A. G. GRAND : BX —AT— ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 47th, Catarrh Cannot be Cured th local applications, as they cannot the seat of the disease, Catarrh isa or constitutiona’~disease, and in order ITION mucous snr~ COre is not a quack was prescribed by one of the Hall’s Catarrh 4 It It is comacting directly The perfect ‘comsuch .wonderful.results in curing Send for testimonials, free, , oo re —AND— : It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes Athletes that he had a Severe Kidney tronble for ‘ : many years, with severe pains in his back] . and also that his bladder was affected. 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When the eye is lusterless, the complex. jon yellow or dingy, head aching, the brain dull, the limbs tired and heavy, the spirits depressed and energy at ebb tide, pills and purgatives are employed to violently move the bowels, which, if frequently repeated, leaves the digestive apparatus in a state of Nature is not a carthorse to be driven needed is a stimu. inactive stomach, the If the system contains nothing 4 faultless, powerful tonic ancy to the eye, the glow clearness to the intelPerception to all the Mack & Co., Sun Francisco, All drug. s, of a flexible rod that “mother used,” to command obedience, In mature years we associate it with pantomime spooks and uncanny things, but never lose our respect for its mysticism and antiquity. There are al] sorts of wands in vogue nowadays, but none so beautiful and manipulated with auch effect and splendor as thode in. the hands of the Juvenile Class of the N. C, A.C. You must see the “kids” next Friday night to appreciate what we are writing about, who became such by personal service to their country, Among the treasures most highly prized by the shah of Persia is a smal) cube of gold literally covered with oriental letters and characters. It is said to have fallen from heaven during Mohammed’s time; ic The Russians have a singular method of extorting disclosures from prisoners, In their food is mixed a drug which has the effect of rendering them delirious, and in this state they are watched and interrogated, when secrets are divulged. Our Boys, Prof, Barr and pupila will astonish the Girl Wante 4. ‘ natives by their excellent performance at a oe . Armory Hall. There will be about 50 in A girl is wanted to assist in doing housethé exhibition. The program will not be so j16 . long winded and tedious as heretofure, but every act will be & finished, artistic per~ formance, Prof, Wild's orchestra and thé Mayflower Brass Band will “‘speil” for the boys. They are rehearsing special up-todate music for the occasion, Teri fo one it will rain Friday night, bat don’t let. the storm keep you away, Get your bombazine macintosh, goloshes’ and purse and The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the Karl's Clover Root Tea is a for Constipation, Sold by ickerman & Qo, : Srauts to let. Knquire of G, D, Buckley @e + HAVE Throat Bring 10 cents and Get Cured, at, VINTON’S. . This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with™us, and we buy in large enough quan— tities to get theJbottom prices. We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the } best Groceries for the least money. That's ~~.) the reason we can give it to you. We offer ' you absolute certainty in quality. In this Sfore everything is called by its real name,’ neh There is no masquerading. If you like to “wee! have everything just right, DON'T FORGET’ A. B. WOL RD: rh ta tk The Cash Grocer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. YOU ~~ BEEN , FROGS ? (In Our Window.) If You Have One in Your Such is not ¢he case with Mr, Levy of the for he can easily save you rom $1:00 to $1.50 on each pair of blankets ee Prof, J, Heymann, the German Eye Specialist and Optician, who has earned an enviable reputation as a highly skilled specialist, will be a@ Nevada City on or about the end of the present month, For further particulars await his announcement after arriving here, nd yeu will find it to be a-fact, when you Notice to Contractors. ERAL LOAN MINING CO, to run a Drift 150 feet, with machine drills, Bids will be stor up to THURSDAY, Jan. 284, For Sealed bids will be received by the FED-. ived at CHARLES GRIMES’ clothing fail particulars enquire at the Federal Loan mine, > : ie J AI Prescriptions Com tent Druggists, ; Ovyercoats, 7 . Suits ana Pants. ee SCHULDT & CO., Union Drug Store TEL. 1A Fresh and Pure Stock of GOODs. For our opening. We will not allow any County to Carry a more. complete ‘or Than can be found on our Shelves. -Opposite the UNION HO Drugs, Fancy and TOILET Articles, house in the better stock : ‘What You Get at SCHULDT’S Is Goop,” Cow Prices Our Specialty. pounded by expericnced. and Compe¢ sagen To order at RE DUCED. . be Se Ne Call on. Me 4 the terms hag” ea & lan ection ‘must be Prepare ‘ Te ——== Mar Seo . Reading Mat A Mini ‘The show-wi presents. @ ver, std 36 °ke ‘pond. Green n and. there an in appearance of gether the dis; object is to call remedy known stepping inside many remedies . 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(Eestabttched Bebe. ©. 1880.) aa Dai Published aaa rth avarice fora Fuil'Year. Clty, “Nevada County, allt. i ly Rxcept Sundays and /. BuiiscRIPrroN ‘TREMS——Fifteon Cents a Week, Sixty Cente.a Month; Six Dollars a Year, When Paid ink ; LocAL Reabine Norices—Ten Centa a Line "for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line 4 Month. Rates ‘For Other Advertising Made Kno yn. on Appli‘ Telegraphic News Up to 4 o’clock This Afternoon = THURSDAY, .....JAN. 16, 1896, te A TAIRD SUCCESS ~ Byer,” '.. upon the two former évenings, pected that so many would venture out, 4 at this additional evidence of of their efforts, topics, » assistance to this phase of the devotions, evening’s topic: “A Royal Penitent,” with King David as the’ subject. The Epworth League will conduct’ the : praise service, : BY {Our reporter, the sinner, “‘backslid” last evening and paid his devotions to a : i real live lord~at the Theatre, Hence the brevity of the above report, We'll let him 80 this time bat—Ep,] THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'SSummarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings,* The rainfall ‘for the twenty-four hours ending Jannary 16th was 3.16 inches, mak“~ding 448 inches for the month and 16.17 inches for the season, Fred Odgers, John Fink and Frank McDonald were discharged from the county jail today, the two former having completed, 30-day terms and the latter a more lengthy one, of 60 days, ' Henri Stewart arrived here last evening as the advance agent for Scott’s American Farce Comedy Company, which he has arranged to appear here on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, January 21st and 22d." ie The W. Y. 0, D.“Mining Company at Grass Valley will putin a dynamo to light their yard, mill, hoisting works and shaft. Are lights will be used outdoors, and the incandes¢ent lamps in the buildings, Good dfe’is stil} being taken“ from ‘the Pennsylvania mine in Grass Valley district, Where the rich strike was made several] days ago. The ledge is growing wider, A drift.is. being run to strike the shoot on the 500 level, where it ig thought it will be fouud very rich, The rain storm last night was the most severe this season. There was a heavy fall of rain and a strong wind »prevailed, Deer creek was booming today, and is rising steadily, there being no signs of tke storm abating. The New Drug Store. Schuldt & Co, have their new drug store on Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, open and ready for business, Mr; Schuldt is a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy and has had fifteen years experi, » ence in the business, He was formerly Proprietor of a drug store in Tuscarora, Nevada, but the decline in silver killed that camp:and caused Mr. Schuldt to seek pastheld a position at Joy’s Pharmacy, San Franciscd. Mr, Mandercheid, the other member ofthe ‘firm, is a German pharmacist of many. years experience. The new store solicits a share of public patronage, Sues the Railroad. ee Laz Levy, a commercial traveler of San Francisco, has brought suit against the Southern Pacifico Railroad Company for ,000° sdamyges. He was injured some time ago.in an accident that happened near Towle’s station and which was caused by a defective rai), The company iz charged with criminal negligence in failing to have the track properly inspected, Levy is well E25 known jn’ this city; ° Foster’s Forecast. @ : Foster’s last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to cross the continent from the 14th to 18sh, and the next will reach the Pagific Coast about the 18th, cross the weat of the Rockies country by“ the close of the 19th. This will bring severe ‘weather, accompanied by a large amount ~ of rain or snow, and followed by oné of the _ coldest waves of the winter, “ -~ =~ Bucklen’s arnica Salve. “In Stom and in Sunshine, Constant Almosf, if not quite, as large an’ assemblag: gathered together at. last Hight's revival meeting, at the Methodist Church, as Owing to the severity of the storm between 7 and 8 o’clock it was hardly exThe Reverand gentlemen conducting these meetings should feel highly flattered Special to the Daily Transcript : _ The Democratic Convention, Wasuinaron, January 16th.—The Democratic National Convention will be held A Lucky Escape, July 7th, The National Committes. Oil Company at Tenth street collapsed thi decided today on this date, The morning, ‘The only employe in the elc resolution of . Patrick Collins of . vator heard the warning, scrambled ou Massachusetts, offered in the convention Cf 1892, that the next National Convention. be held behind closed doors, was reported on adversely. It was decided to give each city thirty minutes to present its claims, but a new departure was maile by adopting a resolution requiring each city to put its guarthe elevator poured onto the ground, dangerous condition; From all Part8 of the World. MrnnEarouis, January 15;—The 160,000 bushel elevator of ‘the Minnesota Linseed of the window'and onto an adjacent roof, Some 80,000 bushels of flaxseed stored in The standing portion of the “building is in a PERSONADPPOINTERS,. ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Inteuitions. J. W. Holmes of Placerville is in ‘town, F, Lombordie of San Francisco is in town: Owen Penrose came down from Bloomfield yesterday, : John Spalding arrived . from“ Auburn, : A, KE. Kennedy is over from North San Juan, ‘ . J. ©. Coppage and Thos. Kenny, of San Francisco, are-in town, A. L, Stoll of Sacramento last eventng’s train, . C, B. Van De Mark of San Francisco is town, : sin ue ‘ at a Fred Searls left on the noon train for San 8} Francisco ~{° Dr. J. MeMorrison of San Francisco ar~ t a. here on the morning train. 4 » J. I, Morrison of San Francisco intends locating at Bloomfield. I, Holmer and J, Matteson are down ~~ Washington, ; iss Effie Guinn of this city was married at San Francisco Monday to Herbert M, The Strange Story Told by Mrs, Gillespie “Of Shasta, Porthanp, Or., Jan. 15,.—A strange life's romance is that of Mrs, Ida B, Gillespie of Shasta, Cal., now visiting a daughter, Mrs. ol] Sarah ©, Cooper, on Hood street, this city. “yesterday evening . Mrs, Gillespie arrived here about three days ; ago, en route to Denver Col,, to meet her husband, whom she has not seen in thirty. three years, and whom her daughter has never seen, although he is her father, In 1861 the woman married Simon 8, Gillespie in Galena, Ill, In 1862, the year their daughter was born, Gillespie went into the army. The following’ year Mrs, Gillespie was advised froin’ the front that ‘Gil. lespie had been killed in action, Soon there after she and-her people left Galena, and her friends there lost track of her, “Ten days ago,” said Mrs, Gillespie, ‘I received a letter from the dead, and it shocked me so. that I fell “in a swoon and went from one to another for thirty-six hours, and my daughter feared I would die in one of them, The letter was from my: dear husband, whom I for so many years arrived here on the “success Your reporter did not retiain long enough . to take any notes of the sermon, but was informed by one who did that ‘Oates, or Wild Oats” received as beautiful and soulinspiring an interpretation from the lips. of the gifted lecturer“ as did the previous One of the features of these meetings— and of which I have hitherto failed to make mention—is the singing. This part of the service is entered into by the devotees with an earnestness and spirit amounting almost to inspiration, Mrs. W. C, Gray makesa very pleasing pianiste. and lends effective Rev. M. D. Buck has chosen for this ures new, Ever since leaving thgre he has . ’ ple balance between Previous novelists had ‘based morality on feeling, derstanding., She allows no amiable weaknesses, no sudden impulses, no un controlable emotions, Even Cupid, king of men, is elbowed antee in writing, to prevent misunderstanin in the future. : Friction Between Generals, deal of surgent Generals in Gomez and Antonio Maceo. and on occasions join forces diversities ane said to be irreconcilable, and. it is feared will lead to civil strife if the independence of Cuba is won. It is said the white element. are availing themselves of negro assistance ‘to obtain their ends, but .no negroes will be allowed to participate in the direction of public affairs, Some time ago Maceo is said to have declared that if unable to carry out his program near Havana he would return to the eastern provinces and establish a republic with himself as President. Will Demand a Denial Brriin, January 16th.—According to government papers, the Transvaal dispute is assuming a more serions aspect than ever. The Kaiser is evidently in a rage and the German press is indignant over what is termed the willful Prevarication of the British journals, as if they were ~instructed before going to press. The officia] German papers come out with flaring headlines, each stating that Kaiser Wilhelm is irritated over the attack of London newspapers. The latter put the Kaiser in a false light, as if he was forced to back down trom hia attitude assumed by him in his encouraging dispatch to Kruger after the defeat of Jameson, It is announced that Emperor William will insist upon an authoritative denial frem the British Government of. the alleged —_falsehood of London papers, It goes without saying that. the Saulisbury cabinet will resist the demand, .as it is not anxious to lose the popularity which was go easily obtained by the apparent change in the situation. The Recognition Question, Wasuinaton, D. C., January 16th,— Senator Sherman gave notice today that he would soon move to discharge the Foreign Relations Committee from further consideration of the revolutioniats calling for a recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents, in order to have the Senate vote directly on the question without delay. Communication Cut Off. 8 Havana, January 16th.—The insurgents have cut off all land communication with the interior, and the only way to reach outside provinces now is by sea, A ‘iny Khkeo Literature, is Miss Edgeworth’s re or the interest of : ‘¢sira only second. To this car“mei Cctoct she is indebted for most of ov fic lts us a novelist. Her plots are -nprobable, and her characters become tummies. If she does not avow her dilactic purpose sag clearly as Hannah More or Mrs, Sherwood, she is not satisfied, like Miss Austen, to leave her . characters convey their own lesson. Sho Feems more intent upon erecting moral sign posts for the convenience of future travelers than of accomplishing her own journey with rapidity and success. Nor is her teaching of. an elevated kind. Its pole star is enlightenod selfishness. ills of women, Rowen cure As her pattern children are always rewarded, so her heroes and heroines are sure to prosper, to discover themselves the inheritors of great fortunes and to marry into the peerage, Small space is allowed in her system for imagination, passion or religions enthusiasm. The internal struggle which their strength creates would only have disturbed her simright and wrong. She ascribes it to the un: from his throne and oe so aheecammaaede ' . As 8 special inducement the Professor will The l:est Salve in the world for Cuts; . in exchange for his kingdom is offered Check Lost. treat, for the first three weeks, every case res, : . a sinecure as the keeper of ronconform. ‘ ; Sesh x free of charge, in order to i ively . ist Conscience. A largo tract of life is, . _ Cheek No, 286, drawnsby the Heme lg hg nad nie ee tively elias . ha ‘ : 5 skill ty, and to establish ; It is . in fact, to Miss Tdgeworth a terra in. Mining Co., in favor of Jos, King for $8.88 his reputation, je ra i A ore” cognita of which she knows nothing be. issued Deccomber 16, 1896, has been ‘lost. ad. Price 25 cente per box. ro. cause she fee!s nothing.—-Quarterly Re. The finder will please return it to Jos; King . Hoop’s Punts have. won high site Kry West, Fia., January 16th.—Ef. forts have been made to hush matters up, but it is evident that there is a great friction ‘between the two inCuba — Maximo The latter leads the negroes and Gomez leads the whites, While they. operate in harmony their Valued at About $170,000, valuations set upon his various holdings, will aggregate a value of less than $200,000. The exact figures as set forth in the petition of his widow, Julia M. Coleman, for letters of administration, filed: in the-$uperior Court, are $170,000. The petition recites that the entire estate is community property, A Deadly Dinner, Gatuivan, Tenn,, Jan 16. —Fourteen persons were poisoned yesterday at the farm of of T. J. Merriman near Dixon Springs, Merriman gave a dinner to his neighbors, who were helping him clear his land, After dinner fourteen guests became violently ill with symptoms of arsonic poisoning. Three’ are ina critical condition, It is believed that some person intentionall Y poisoned the food, A Big Storm. fan . Francisco, January 16th.—The San Francisco weather man says that this is not going to be a good week for ships, Southeast signals are displayed over all coast points, from Port Harford north, A severe storm is predicted. It ig approaching Nothern California and Oregon, and shipping is advised to remain in port, The wind blew pretty stiffon the bay this morning, and a few vessels commence to drag their anchors, Wharfinger George Root notified skippers of the coming storm; and tars decided to ride alongside the wharves Oaxktanp, Jan; 16.—As the world goes now the late Jobn W. Coleman was not a rich man. His estate according to the Tuttle. Ed. Swan, the popular salesman for W. J. Brandenstied & Co., town, : Francisco yesterday. Francisco, where she has friends, M. T. Hubbard, a former Grasg Valley hotel keeper, is in town as @ cigar drummer, W. D. Long slipped.and fell while going home last evening and sprained his ankle quite severely, Mrs, J. A, Grimmer arrived here Wednesday evening from St, Stephens, New Brunswick. She will visit the family of J, C. Murchie, Peat THE BILL INTRODUCED, Congressman Johnson of This District Favors Building Dams. A press telegram sent from Washington Saturday last said that Representative Johnson has introduced a bill in the House appropriating $1,030,000 for building imPounding works for hydraulic mines and providing that when they reach a stage conhydraulic mining may be resumed. The bill also permits the Commissioners to make the order when it appears to them that no impounding works other than those provided by nature are necessary, This is in accord with pledges made during the campaign of 1894, which pledges were made in the Transcripr at the time, It is not stated if this is the bill drafted by the State Miners’ Association or one of his own. Nor does it make any difference in tea importers, is in E, Kreiss and wife, who have been here on a visit returned to their home in San Miss Jessie Rich hag returned from San been visiting sidered safe by the Debris Commissioners . * work, Apply at this office, : go early, Easy to Earn Money, But Hard to he. Save. Attention! Branch Wonder, you purchase from him. This is not talk, call and price his stock of blankets, j4-tf in preference to putting out to sea, this case, as when a bill has been introduced and it is not stated by request, the members father it, Music Hath Charms, Gontran occupies apartments immediately below a pianist and composer who kicks up a terrible rumpus.all.the day long. Yesterday, maddened to fury by the incessant row, Gontran ran up stairs and burst. into ‘the room of his tormentor,: ‘‘Sir, I can’t stand this any longer. You would bring a-corpse to life! What are you playing now?’’ ‘‘That,’’ coolly remarked the pianist, gently combing out his hair with his fingers, ‘‘is a slumber song.’’—Voix du Peuple, ‘ Rebekahs at San Juan, Last Wednesday evening being the regular meeting night of Miriam Re bekah Lodge, No. 55, of North San Juan, & public installation was held in their hall at which the following officers were installed for the ensuing term: N, G., Mrs. M Salter; V. G., Mrs, Lyda Paine; Rec. Sec’y, Miss Levinia Walker; Treasurer, Mr. John German; Chaplain, Mre, B. R. Brown; Guardian, Mrs, Fisher; Conductress, Miss Minnie Sailor; Warden, Mrs, John German; R, 8, to N. G., Mrs, Eastman; L. S, to N, G., M. Harington; R. 8, to V. G., Mrs, Kckman; L. 8. to V. G., Mra, Roberts; Organist, Miss Nettie Ray, ODDS AND ENDS. The taste nerves are 2,000 times more sensitive to quinine than they are to sugar. Fine toothed combs of ivory and brass have been found in Egyptian tombs which date back more than 1,000 years B. O. Wands. — The wand isa magic rod made use of by fairies to shield them from harm and to put the other fellows in trouble, *Tis.an emblem of office and authority, and an instrument wielded by conjurors and necromancers to mystify the people. The wand is associated with our childhood iu the shape The last censug of Germany shows that there are 87,800 blind people in the empire and 29,200 others who only have one eye each. It is said that in the city of Warsaw there are 81,000 persons belonging to the hereditary nobility and 9,000 nobles complete collapse, with a whip. What is lant and inyigorator like Peruvian Bitters: Its use causes the torpid liver and bowels to naturally Tesume

their functions, any malarial poisons, cold or fever, known to medical science will 80 effectually . drive it out as the world-famous Peruvian Bark—the most important ingredient of Peruvian Bitters, that restores brilli of health to the face, lect, and keenness of senses and faculties, giste and dealers. mourned as being among the dead. \ ‘He wrote me that he had no chance of returning homie till tha fall of 1864, By that time no one in Galena could give him the slightest clue to my place of abode. They knew that we had moved to Omaha, and later to Milwaukee, and for several mouths he advertised for me and my family in the papers‘in these cities. Then he traveled, off and on for two years in search of us, and at last gave me and my child up as forever lost, ‘Nearly a month ago Mr, Gillespie met in Denver a. Robert Whitehill of Shasta County, who knows me quite well. As I never remarried. “Mr, Whitehill spoke to Mr, Gillespie of knowing a woman by that name in California, and related my history tohim, Judging from what Mr. Gillespie wrote me, he must have experienced similar sensations to mine when he learned that I was yet among the living. ‘‘He has been a resident of Colorado for twenty years, and he, also, never remarried. I can scarcely bide the time till I see him again, Iam now 57 years of age, but the happy event makes me feel as if I were again a girl. I merely came up..80. my daughter could accompany me~ to: her father,” Both ladies leave to-night for a scene where there will be a delightfully happy re= union of loving hearts, Testimonial. Mrs, W, Geach of Ophir, Placer county, Cal., says she has suffered for four years with rheumatism, and has paid out hundreds of dollars for treatment, but she seemed to get worse until she got Oil of Eden, which has cured her entirely, and she says she has cured neuralgia, earache and sore throat with Oil of Eden. A TERRIBLE MISTAKE, ‘. A Case of ‘Out of the Frying-Pan Into the Fire,’* lief, the the las. men well ter, even part sibgi were some is ju here Wi reach blood to cure it you must take internal remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and faces, out any good result, began use of Electric lief at once, adapted to cure of troubles and. often gives almost instant re One trial will Price only 5c, for large bottle, erman & Co,’s. Drug Store, The Wolf’s Commercial street. stor WERE WELL RECEIVED. . Notwithstanding the severe storm that prevailed last night, a large audience ‘aseembled at the Theater last night to witness by Miss Heffron, both of which were fairly entitled ‘‘Confusion” was presented in a very.creditable manner, some of ‘the characters being especially well taken. It is a very amusing: piece;*filled with ridiculous situations, and. provoked continuous laughon the stage, but stood at the door all considered a sufficient exhibition on the somewhat of a disappointment, even her be her forte, being considerably -below the standard set by the critics, ception of perhaps three members, the company is hardly up to the ordinary in rea] ability, We don’t believe the expectations of the ¢ audience were realized, and we think it first intended. The curious ones who wanted to see a real live lord and lady, however, are probably satisfied, medicine, best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription, posed of the best tonic known, combined with thé best blood purifiers, on the mucous surfaces, bination of the two ingredients is what produces Catarrh, wutibeemencec > {PROL Rdwin F Barr Lord Douglas Company Played to a Good Audience Last Night. performance given by the Lord DougCompany. The entertainment comced with the third act from ‘Dr. Jeckyl tention make the term of such officers. four Years, ” whi ji i tated in an amendment to. stat and Mr, Hyde,” which was given as a Cuts . SE Bene : I vt to th d statute tain raiser, followed by a song and-dance by . after énacting the new section, therefore the Lady Sholto Deuglas and a character song . two stand as a living example of : legislation, reslig Attorney-General Fitzgerald and W. H. L. Barnes have each stated for cation their beiief thit an el held in 1896 for county and township officers. ne ee This would also necessitate another “terni of two years, as the Legislature does not meet until” January, 1897, Thia blunder will cost the people of the State fully $150, 000 more than it would if the tere. .0% been correctly fixed at four tended, received,.The three-act farce-comedy Lord Sholto Douglas did not appear ing taking tickets. This was doubtless of his lordship, Lady Douglas .was years as was in. ng and dancing, whichis supposed to é Saar ac . if THE worl -wité Feputation of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, is dué to its healthy action on ‘the hair and scalp, This incomparable tion restores the original color to faded hair, and imparts the gloag aess so much desired With the exgra and by all clases of eee Karl's Clover Root Tea Ts a sure cure for Headache and nervoug diseases, Nothing: relieves go quickly. Sola by Dickerman & Co, and dreshPeople, The costuming and make-ups quite good and served to bridge over of the shortcomings of the performers, st 4s wel that the company played only onénight instead of two, as at —THE— N. G. A. G. GRAND : BX —AT— ARMORY HALL, Friday Evening, January 47th, Catarrh Cannot be Cured th local applications, as they cannot the seat of the disease, Catarrh isa or constitutiona’~disease, and in order ITION mucous snr~ COre is not a quack was prescribed by one of the Hall’s Catarrh 4 It It is comacting directly The perfect ‘comsuch .wonderful.results in curing Send for testimonials, free, , oo re —AND— : It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes Athletes that he had a Severe Kidney tronble for ‘ : many years, with severe pains in his back] . and also that his bladder was affected. He Will Appear, : tried many so called Kidney cures but withey About a year ago he Bitters and found reElectric Bitters ig es ecially all Kidney an Liver MUSIC! MUSCLE ! MERIT}! NEW ACTS! NEW TALENT . NEW PEOPLE . Admission--Gentiemen 50 cent s.e= Ladies and Children 25 cents, Prove our statement, At Dick————— +e At Wolf’s Only. finest kind of mince meat in bulk, at Frequent physicking asa cure for a whole catalogue of troubles is the terrible mistake that is mining the health and shortening the lives of thousands every year. When the eye is lusterless, the complex. jon yellow or dingy, head aching, the brain dull, the limbs tired and heavy, the spirits depressed and energy at ebb tide, pills and purgatives are employed to violently move the bowels, which, if frequently repeated, leaves the digestive apparatus in a state of Nature is not a carthorse to be driven needed is a stimu. inactive stomach, the If the system contains nothing 4 faultless, powerful tonic ancy to the eye, the glow clearness to the intelPerception to all the Mack & Co., Sun Francisco, All drug. s, of a flexible rod that “mother used,” to command obedience, In mature years we associate it with pantomime spooks and uncanny things, but never lose our respect for its mysticism and antiquity. There are al] sorts of wands in vogue nowadays, but none so beautiful and manipulated with auch effect and splendor as thode in. the hands of the Juvenile Class of the N. C, A.C. You must see the “kids” next Friday night to appreciate what we are writing about, who became such by personal service to their country, Among the treasures most highly prized by the shah of Persia is a smal) cube of gold literally covered with oriental letters and characters. It is said to have fallen from heaven during Mohammed’s time; ic The Russians have a singular method of extorting disclosures from prisoners, In their food is mixed a drug which has the effect of rendering them delirious, and in this state they are watched and interrogated, when secrets are divulged. Our Boys, Prof, Barr and pupila will astonish the Girl Wante 4. ‘ natives by their excellent performance at a oe . Armory Hall. There will be about 50 in A girl is wanted to assist in doing housethé exhibition. The program will not be so j16 . long winded and tedious as heretofure, but every act will be & finished, artistic per~ formance, Prof, Wild's orchestra and thé Mayflower Brass Band will “‘speil” for the boys. They are rehearsing special up-todate music for the occasion, Teri fo one it will rain Friday night, bat don’t let. the storm keep you away, Get your bombazine macintosh, goloshes’ and purse and The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the Karl's Clover Root Tea is a for Constipation, Sold by ickerman & Qo, : Srauts to let. Knquire of G, D, Buckley @e + HAVE Throat Bring 10 cents and Get Cured, at, VINTON’S. . This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with™us, and we buy in large enough quan— tities to get theJbottom prices. We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the } best Groceries for the least money. That's ~~.) the reason we can give it to you. We offer ' you absolute certainty in quality. In this Sfore everything is called by its real name,’ neh There is no masquerading. If you like to “wee! have everything just right, DON'T FORGET’ A. B. WOL RD: rh ta tk The Cash Grocer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. YOU ~~ BEEN , FROGS ? (In Our Window.) If You Have One in Your Such is not ¢he case with Mr, Levy of the for he can easily save you rom $1:00 to $1.50 on each pair of blankets ee Prof, J, Heymann, the German Eye Specialist and Optician, who has earned an enviable reputation as a highly skilled specialist, will be a@ Nevada City on or about the end of the present month, For further particulars await his announcement after arriving here, nd yeu will find it to be a-fact, when you Notice to Contractors. ERAL LOAN MINING CO, to run a Drift 150 feet, with machine drills, Bids will be stor up to THURSDAY, Jan. 284, For Sealed bids will be received by the FED-. ived at CHARLES GRIMES’ clothing fail particulars enquire at the Federal Loan mine, > : ie J AI Prescriptions Com tent Druggists, ; Ovyercoats, 7 . Suits ana Pants. ee SCHULDT & CO., Union Drug Store TEL. 1A Fresh and Pure Stock of GOODs. For our opening. We will not allow any County to Carry a more. complete ‘or Than can be found on our Shelves. -Opposite the UNION HO Drugs, Fancy and TOILET Articles, house in the better stock : ‘What You Get at SCHULDT’S Is Goop,” Cow Prices Our Specialty. pounded by expericnced. and Compe¢ sagen To order at RE DUCED. . be Se Ne Call on. Me 4 the terms hag” ea & lan ection ‘must be Prepare ‘ Te ——== Mar Seo . Reading Mat A Mini ‘The show-wi presents. @ ver, std 36 °ke ‘pond. Green n and. there an in appearance of gether the dis; object is to call remedy known stepping inside many remedies . He ab and took it and Fowler, Grass V Hoop’s Pris General Harri Ex-President ou.s **The Presi hensively in h series, in the fc Home Journal, ions and metho< trate, and will upon the eligibi -election; will gi of the President decided opinion: ito which Presid: ifice-seekers,. T’ “pon experience * (Harrison believe thy the framers « yower of the off ambitious incun succession of ter Ma: B.S, Taylor, in the Alaska 1 here from San . this morning le! with Henry Ge the mine. Mr, the Oak Tree. or ‘ington, He w ymining property »& good opening. All} Ask gour ph; your idends abo sumption, The thy Dickerman é Henri Stuart, ’ H. German, § 8, Andérson, A. 8S. Phelan, Tw “Mrs. Phoenix Til, was “ ‘ sumption an her, but twa be cevery comple gered bee lite Florida St. San tried without -covery an d in maturally tha ‘which these a vand Colds. . -& Co.’a, Drug . $1.00. A wisest, mearly firdt-dines .cook every day et ds SS << * eavot wile Rey B eG