January 16, 1900 (4 pages)

erence te, as was evidenced by an incident which a SRT aides THE TRANSCRIPT. — BRIRF MENTION. Published every eventn except inor Notes and Comments of Local Sundays and Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. TURSDAY..-+--JAN. 16, 1900 ronere HE DESERVED. Pagllist Jeffries’ Father . Called Down While Preaching in Stockton. The Mail gives this account of the rebuke that Preacher Jeffries received the other night at Stcckton : Jim Jeffries, the champion pugilist, evidently did not come from fighting stock—at least not on his father’s side, occurred on the Piaza_last evening when Rev. Jeffries was struck in the face by a stranger in the crowd who had taken exceptions toa slurring remark made by the preacher. Jeffries allowed his arms to fall to his side and made no attempt to defend himself or retaliate. The facts which led up to the incident are as follows : For several evenings Jeffries and his co-religionists, who are called “Pilgrims on Earth,” h.ve been preaching on the Plaza, their discourse being, for the greater part, a tirade against followers of beliefs other than theirs. Last Tuesday evening the Sisters of Charity and the priests of the Catholic church were alluded to most insultingly, it is reported. A gentleman remarked to a Mail reporter this morning that Slattery, the alleged ex-priest who spoke here to men only about the Catholic faith, was mild in comparison with Jeffries. Some of the remarks by Jeffries are said by those -who heard them to have been unfit for! publication. : On other occasions Jeffries had spoken very disrespectfully about other religious beliefs, being especially bitter against the Methodists. Last night he said that while it was true that a negro would steal chickens, so would a white man. For theseremarks he was “called down” by a colored preacher of this city, who has also been heard to preach and sing on the Plaza and adjacent corners in the evenings. Jeffries has made himself offensive night after night, and passers by who have heard his statements have . frequently remarked that he shoald be put off the street. Persons who were present say that while he was talking last evening he declared that all white men were liars and that anybody who said they were not was a liar. The words were 10 sooner out of his mouth than some small man, whose name could not be learned, took hold of Jeffries’ beard with his left hand, and with his right dealt the preacher a blow in the face. Jeffries had a cane in his hand at the time, but he allowed his hands to drop to his side. At this juncture two other men in the crowd hustled Jeffries’ assailant out of the throng which had gathered and which was increasing rapidly. Both pitched into the man who had struck the preacher, and there was considerable excitement for a time. No one knew the assailants of the man who had taken exception to what Jeffries said. Jeffries had little to say after that, and his remarks were of a much milder nature. CONSOLATION, Miss Scott—Yes, she has been saying all manner of wicked things about me. : Friend—You should not heed her, dear. people say.—Punch. Driven to It. _ Kind Lady—li you need clothing, 1 can supply you with an old suit of my \usband’s sizes too big for you. Tramp—Never mind, mum, I’ll w ear. ’em.I’d rather be mi istook for an ireeze. — N. Y. anglo-maniaec than Weekly. Poor Fellow. Jack—How did you get so wet? Cholly—Walked six blocks wain. Jack—But you have an umbrella with you. Cholly—Yaas; but me man wasn’t theah to put it up, don't ye know.—N. Y. Truth, Worst Case on Record. “Ts it true. that your husband is very absent-minded, Mrs. Newly?” “Perfectly We've been married six Forest City. be beat. the county seat today. W. F. Prisk at Grass Valley. anything im the tobacco line. tf. men’s free party tomorrow night. at Graniteville, died in San Francisov Nashville Students at this city are goPickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, 1n glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf for sale at a low price. Enquire Broad street. offered for sale at a great bargain. Apoly immediately to W. A. Wakerley, at Pocahontas will give a cascarone party at Odd Fellows’ hall on Wednesday . Broad and Commercial streets; occuShe merely repeats what other but theyWl be about four in. the Interest. Try Jellycon at Wolf’s Cash Grocery Mr. Kessler came down today from “Unele Jerry’s,” for pancakes. Can’t At Wolf's. tf J.P. Cline of Graniteville came tc Mrs. Jo. 'V. Snyder is visiting Mrs. Call on Ed Schmidt when you. want Everybody welcome at the Work M. O’Gara, whose brother John live: recently. Seats for the engagement of tht ng rapidly. A full line of Hill’s Los Angeles A lot-of carpets, window shades, etc., at the residence of Charles Grissel, on jl5-tf A large lot of household furniture is New York Hotel. jil-lw Ponemah Council of the Degree of -vening, February 14th. More rain is predicted for to night ind tomorrow. A little fell early this morning, but most of today has been been bright and June-like. At “Fhe Grotto”, at all times, you.can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf The brick building at the corner of pied by George Johnston us a grocery store, is offered for sale at a bargain. An oyster supper is to be given nae for the benefit of the Methodist chur The gentlemen of the church will wait on the guests, giving the ladies a rest for once. W. Hummel of Joliet, Ill., who has been spending a few-days at Grass Valley visiting friends, will return tomorrow tothe Sierra mine near Downieville in which he is interested. The San Francisco Company that bonded from L. B. Weeks the Dublin mine at Canada Hill reports having struck ore in the face of the tunnel that pays by milling assays as high as $30 a ton. The printed great register of 1898 will be used at the city election to be held next May, but voters who have removed from one precinct to another since the date of its issue will have to re-register. Col. R. C. Walrath of this city has been appointed as the Nevada county menber of the committee that is to raise funds for the erection of the Lincoln monument on the San Francisco Panhandle Park. Everything indicates that the public Armory Hall tomorrow night by tke Workmen will be one ofthe largest and jolliest social gatherings Nevada City has ever witnessed. Call at Snell & Fleming’s and inspect their handsome stock of Alaska furs You will wonder how they can sell such fine goods at such little pri:es. . While you are there look around and see the other great bargains that are. offered. tf No one of us but has wished to change places, and in the January “Cosmopolitan” the brilliant Edgar Saltus writes on “The Delights.of Trying to be Somebody Else” in a manner that makés the folly of the almost universal wish excusable and even commendable. The article is-heavily illustrated with pictures of people who for the time being have tried to be somebody else. ie A broker asserts that the Christmas tips in Wall street amount annually to nearly $500,000. How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpwe, Kinnan & Mapvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. and mucous surfaces of. the system. Price Tic. per bottle. Druggists. Testimonials free. installation and free ball to be given at. ; Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood Sold by all THRY ARB ALL RIGHT. The People of Marysville Enjoyed the Nashville Students’ Show. The Nashville Students, who are to play bere tomorrow and Thursday nights, appear to have graduated so far as pleasing an audience is concerned. The Marysville Appeal ‘says: _ “Their entertainment last night was good—omitting adjectives which from overwork have lost nearly all significance. There was a fairly good attendance on hand and applause was ire: quent and sincere. The Nashville Students are simply a Company of singers and dancers. [hey don’t pretend to doanything else; but they do claim to be pretty near.all right when it comes down toa question of warbling and side-stepping. And, last night they made their boast good. . It was an entertainment worth witnessing and very enjoyable. “Each member of the company did very-well indeed, and to discriminate in favor of one or two would be unfair to the others. Yet it might be said, considering that it was the only thing of the kind in last night’s entertainment, that the recitations of Miss — were exceptionally pleasing. “The cake walk and. buck anieiey, which closed the performance, were above the ordinary run of such exhibitions and drew forth the hearty applause of the audience. “Tonight the Nasbville Students will appear at the theater again. A two act comedy will be presented guaranteed to make everyone laugh and be a sure cure for the ‘blues.’ There will, of course, be singing and dancing—and everyone who missed last night’s entertainment should be on -hand this evening. Those who were at the theater last night can be depended upon to turn out again this evening, circumstances permitting. The prices are reasonable; the entertainment will be amusing; come one; come all.” Died of Consumption. George E. Cloud arrived here late yesterday afternoon enroute from Washington to Redwood City to attend the the funeral of his sister Nellie, who died at Redwood City of consumption. year and made a great many friends there. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. ° Ioh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Restores Fi TALITY NERVITASuikess AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail &Oc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a. written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada Style and Finish. + 2 «x «* Of the most artistic de* Puy Phe gree characterize photo* *% *% .eraphs made by Moore «x * His gallery has a wide * K Ps spread reputation § for xk turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained *& & ® = onthecoast. : : ::: Nevapa Crry Grass VALLEY, & = Akos . WHEATLAND HAPPENINGS: Doings of a Wook as Culled From Williams ranch in the ‘foothills to Wm. Irwin. Schlosser property adjoining that of J, M. Johnson. tel business at Tiburon and is now conducting a boarding house at 321 Hyde street, San Francisco. land from Tiburon. He will soon move his family here. art fitted up the Holden pile driver this week and it will be used in Mr. Stineman’s district. on bridge repair work. It was hauled out to Dry Creek bridge, near the Oreps place, Wednesday. ~~ riage of Miss Margaret Burroughs, daughter of Rev. J. N. Burroughs, former pastor of the Wheatland Baptist church, and James Trewhit of Hanford. The wedding will take place next Wednesday, Jan. 17th. Miss Cloud visited at Washington last . geo the Four Corners. F. R. Lofton has made a sale of the Sherman Harding has purchased: the Wm. Amick recently sold out his hoB. 1. Langdon has returned to WheatSupervisor Stineman and J. A. StewCards are out announcing the marOn Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds ef the contents of this. bottle faithfully, themif you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50.cts. and $1.00. For sale by bes picareineg the druggist. GS lacxcie cE RS tke NEVADA CITY . ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. pRsCriCss MILL TESTS A’ SPECIALTY. Assaying of all metals. Mail. and Express Orders Promptly Atsended to. T. H. HICKS & CO,, P. 0. Box 187 Order to Show Cause. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF Nevada, te of California. et the matter of the estate of D. A. Rich, ased. H. Ww. eee. the Adeniniaieetce, of ‘esi estate of Vv. A. Rich, d having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of ce! n real estate. of said deceased, for the purpose therein set forth, it is therefore ordered by the Judge that “all persons inseronen 2 in t age 3 a Font deuperior Court. on eoday, Debruart 12th, 1900, fet o’clock of the forencon of the said day, at the City of Nevada, said Count: d Si to show cause why an order shunid a be grented to the said administrator to «ell so public auction, as shall be necessary; that a copy of this order be published in the Nevapsa Daily TRANSCRIPT, a ne printed and published in eaid City of Nevada, at least four successi said 12th day of February, 7 . T. NILON, Dated January 16th, 1900. , Superior q . Dale, a native of Iowa, aged 41 years. the Court room of said Superior Court, in }much of the real estate of ‘said ae ge at ; ive adie. prior to A SUMMERY. WINTER. Tho Oldest Inhabitants Have Never Seen ~ a Finer One. Pioneer residents of this city who have been here since: the early fifties say this is one of the most open winters they recollect; Although ‘there has been an unusual amount of precipitation (over forty inches to date), there has been a minimum of snow and freeze ing weather. Most of the time the weather has been so that out-door work . : could be comfortably prosecuted © by miners, ditch men, etc., without their wearing heavy clothing under their gum coats. County Assessor Schroeder who re just returned from a visit to Rough and Ready says that the foothills of that part of ‘the county are brilliant with buttercups, Johnny-jump-ups and manzanitas in bloom, and that the air is redolent with their sweet fragrance. Superintendent Myers says that around North Bloomfield elder bushes are in blossom and fruit trees are getting ready to bud. Many a Lover , flas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable: girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea purifiles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts.’ For sale by H. — erman, the druggist. DIED. In. Los Angeles, Jan, 8, 1900, Mrs. Rose Hartwell Dale, wife of Hon. R. 0. Préperty For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining. situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo, E. Johns ston. -. 916 WHEN YOU———= Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. assortment on hand. A fine ling of DOORS AND WINDOWS. TOWLE BROS. All the Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY’S. Genuine Fruit Flavors and Colcring Materials, warranted wholegeome, as well as the best grade of sugar are used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES are as good as the best made in the country. —— BABBITT’S BEST SILK SOAP, -, F 2 : Few. of Our. bulk, i A. B. WOLE, CT a a TR Te a a ; A.B. WOLF, Commercial Sire, The Cash Grocer . BET SWEET CORN,FINEST MIXED PICKLES in Many Low Prices. roc per can 5¢ per bar 5c per bar SOAP,40c-per gal _ ‘THE CASH GROCER, . COMMERCIAL STREET. . i KINKEAD’S Assessment Notice. ~ ifornia. Willow Valley, Nevada county, California. the Board of Directors, held on the 12th Ten Cents hi Gantast Moke or che Goneoeta immediately ln thea Hamer na” Botsory mber eiseo, California. ye ee Fe assessment shall remain un vertised poymens bs made ‘ore, will be ay the 31 f. el st. day of March, 1900, to ertisi: By OR wien ot the Board of coe fond on In Se Searetary. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Californty, GOLD MINING_COMPANY. LOCAT'tion thal eS tel place of business, Sa5 Francisco, Location of works, Notice is hereby given that at a meeti s of January, 1900, an Semomnent No. 38, ot upon the Dot poraslon, omy Bozobie oe a Company, ran=e alge spi on day of March, 1900, will be delinquent, and ba : ad sales at Rul blic auction; ge unless f sold on inquent nesenenant, caeether eapht Ao ; Office, No, 203. Bestary a pate’ San Premeinw. iis Chiffoniers. Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Bed Lounges Carat Sopes, Bedroom Sits Pala Furitare, IS THE PLACE TO BUYNICE PRESENTS . Fancy Rockers Rugs : Couches : MAHER @ Co,’ 'S THIS TIME IT IS oe BLACK SKIRT LENGTHS. © : a eae” Ladies, this day our corner window containg z . the wind-up of a lot of Black Skirts—not ready . made, but the inakings:of a skirt. e . They are all marked about half their eithe n order to clean-up. : PRICE: FOR EACH SKIRT: 7 Skirt Lengths $1.50 a Skirt ;~ were $2.75 “5 Skirt Lengths $1.75 a Skirt; were $3.00 I Skirt Length $2.75 a Skirt; was $4001 Skirt Length $3.50 a Skirt; was $5.00 2 Skirt Lengths $5.00 a Skirt; were $6.50 cee Window. Don'tgLose a Snap. Respectfully, . MAHER & 0 . High Grade Goods Go For Low Grade Prices at Salmon Bellies sas ‘ zs i : Mackerel Sige he ee a sage ! Can Salmon = = = = troecacan 1 Ib. Underwood’s Soused Mackerel {3 for soc § ib. eae <> ae 7 for $i.eo 7 Herring Smoked — :10 cans Oysters 4-6 Can Herring in Anchovey Sauce—— Herring --25¢ $1.00 25c a can 25c a can J. J. JACKSON, Co Commercial St. Sane R = . . THE BEEHIVE. . . . In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is“y When you decide ‘your own fault. To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit on a place to get the best G roceries and Provisions at as low Prices hg you a ai pay elsewhere for inferior goods. « IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. Scadden and hi mercial street a trial. is po pular store. on Com And Still They Come. tablished old bnsiness methods are followed. New goods are received almost daily and they are the latest: srshaote ip DRY AND FANCY GOODs, i months, and many an evening at 11 he gets up and takes me by the hand, tells me what a delightful time he has had, and would leave if I did not remind him.”—Tit-Bits. ~ é Difficult to Suit. Miss Kittish—I’ve had five men at my feet in the last few days. Miss Tenspot—My brother knows a man who is clerk in.a shoe store, and he said you were the most difficult person to suit with shoes that he knew.— ttention whether tg RM Country orders receive prompt. by the money or not, To do even better with our customers shai we did last year, ‘for the reason that with our new arrangements we will give them the benefit in price, while the class of goods will be equal to any in the market: When you are looking for anything in the : : : Clothing Tine Before” you spend a dollar call and interview as, “aad you ‘will e astonished at the low prices for the qraliey of the ceca ae CARTER © J OHNSTON. = accompanted MILLINERY, NOVELTIES, ETC. : As to prices, nobody could sell goods of cieaebl aioe I ity any chéaper, Our trade extends all over the Sakis, end we make a specialty of filling country orders. [SAT me. EXL Craw ford MAIN STREET, NEVADA OTTY, The Question——< . pit :lhs to where tna san bay Geaouries unc Passlaced Eo las occi ad. IS A GOOD IDEA There is no teacher like experience, and if you dé not profit 2 well as staples. eta ake: vantage—that is, can get tho promptest service at the vital importance to ¢ Pept reining price, is * noerion of MANY PEELE FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: “At the stote of ede Wm, c: RICHBRDS. fn pln it you do act areas ate uae him‘a tri! order. BROAD STREET, NEAR OLY MALL. best goods, fairest measure andfe, TUESDAY.,.. — ee The wat in Sou British and the B intense interest: i : the land toward v t; migration of com announcement th New York cable ed Press, has a bo ready, entitled “V The Dark Contin« Civilization,” to time this month b pany of Chicago. be eminently qu comprehensive ap this subject. No extensively in the ~ for years all cab Africa and the ol through his hand: to the American coming volume w count of Africa fi to the present da} account of the cat British-Boer war. Fraternal Soci Nevada City . Friends had an ix _ tion last night. 1 officers : 8. Robit Lammon, O.; Mrs T. A, Browning, Schwartz, Secreta urer ; Katie Sch Ebaugh, Marshal Warden ; Henry Mrs. A. Getchell, ‘Breed, Mrs, M. De ‘Trustees. . The following t ‘ficers of Court G America : Geo. C! . Lutz, O. R.; BL A. Delbridge, Tre $Sec.; D. A. Dailey Delbridge, 8. W.; J. K. Williams, 8. B.; Wm. Brownin B.A. Bost, Trust of a.X 4 x e Re-opening a The Indian Spri to hold interestix Thursday eveni question for debe That the Superv building a new ct $15,000.” As the & their recent sess not make the im to have already pretty effectually A Modern Ass: The assaying @ Hicks & Co. on . being remodeled ehinery is being rock-breaker, an The mill is also The work will s« Pee John Mother—John: to Sunday. scheo Johnny (witt *-Yes’m. 4 Mother—How i your hands smel Johnny—I—ca school paper, ar is all about Jon: Weekly. In No declaratio: Could she »b; But when they He quickly t =—N. Y. Journ HE NEBDE! yn yp . " Grandpapa— give me a loc! yours? “ Majority—Y: ‘tating)—I don enough, wouk * He Breathes ther Who never to . **Wore I paid 2 I'd have a mer -—Chicago ‘Dat 4 = . Native . The regular Parlor, No, 56, this evening » sired. ‘By 0

erence te, as was evidenced by an incident which a SRT aides THE TRANSCRIPT. — BRIRF MENTION. Published every eventn except inor Notes and Comments of Local Sundays and Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. TURSDAY....-+--JAN. 16, 1900 ronere HE DESERVED. Pagllist Jeffries’ Father . Called Down While Preaching in Stockton. The Mail gives this account of the rebuke that Preacher Jeffries received the other night at Stcckton : Jim Jeffries, the champion pugilist, evidently did not come from fighting stock—at least not on his father’s side, occurred on the Piaza_last evening when Rev. Jeffries was struck in the face by a stranger in the crowd who had taken exceptions toa slurring remark made by the preacher. Jeffries allowed his arms to fall to his side and made no attempt to defend himself or retaliate. The facts which led up to the incident are as follows : For several evenings Jeffries and his co-religionists, who are called “Pilgrims on Earth,” h.ve been preaching on the Plaza, their discourse being, for the greater part, a tirade against followers of beliefs other than theirs. Last Tuesday evening the Sisters of Charity and the priests of the Catholic church were alluded to most insultingly, it is reported. A gentleman remarked to a Mail reporter this morning that Slattery, the alleged ex-priest who spoke here to men only about the Catholic faith, was mild in comparison with Jeffries. Some of the remarks by Jeffries are said by those -who heard them to have been unfit for! publication.. : On other occasions Jeffries had spoken very disrespectfully about other religious beliefs, being especially bitter against the Methodists. Last night he said that while it was true that a negro would steal chickens, so would a white man. For theseremarks he was “called down” by a colored preacher of this city, who has also been heard to preach and sing on the Plaza and adjacent corners in the evenings. Jeffries has made himself offensive night after night, and passers by who have heard his statements have . frequently remarked that he shoald be put off the street. Persons who were present say that while he was talking last evening he declared that all white men were liars and that anybody who said they were not was a liar. The words were 10 sooner out of his mouth than some small man, whose name could not be learned, took hold of Jeffries’ beard with his left hand, and with his right dealt the preacher a blow in the face. Jeffries had a cane in his hand at the time, but he allowed his hands to drop to his side. At this juncture two other men in the crowd hustled Jeffries’ assailant out of the throng which had gathered and which was increasing rapidly. Both pitched into the man who had struck the preacher, and there was considerable excitement for a time. No one knew the assailants of the man who had taken exception to what Jeffries said. Jeffries had little to say after that, and his remarks were of a much milder nature. CONSOLATION, Miss Scott—Yes, she has been saying all manner of wicked things about me. : Friend—You should not heed her, dear. people say.—Punch. Driven to It. _ Kind Lady—li you need clothing, 1 can supply you with an old suit of my \usband’s sizes too big for you. Tramp—Never mind, mum, I’ll w ear. ’em.I’d rather be mi istook for an ireeze. — N. Y. anglo-maniaec than Weekly. Poor Fellow. Jack—How did you get so wet? Cholly—Walked six blocks wain. Jack—But you have an umbrella with you. Cholly—Yaas; but me man wasn’t theah to put it up, don't ye know.—N. Y. Truth, Worst Case on Record. “Ts it true. that your husband is very absent-minded, Mrs. Newly?” “Perfectly We've been married six Forest City. be beat. the county seat today. W. F. Prisk at Grass Valley. anything im the tobacco line. tf. men’s free party tomorrow night. at Graniteville, died in San Francisov Nashville Students at this city are goPickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, 1n glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf for sale at a low price. Enquire Broad street. offered for sale at a great bargain. Apoly immediately to W. A. Wakerley, at Pocahontas will give a cascarone party at Odd Fellows’ hall on Wednesday . Broad and Commercial streets; occuShe merely repeats what other but theyWl be about four in. the Interest. Try Jellycon at Wolf’s Cash Grocery Mr. Kessler came down today from “Unele Jerry’s,” for pancakes. Can’t At Wolf's. tf J.P. Cline of Graniteville came tc Mrs. Jo. 'V. Snyder is visiting Mrs. Call on Ed Schmidt when you. want Everybody welcome at the Work M. O’Gara, whose brother John live: recently. Seats for the engagement of tht ng rapidly. A full line of Hill’s Los Angeles A lot-of carpets, window shades, etc., at the residence of Charles Grissel, on jl5-tf A large lot of household furniture is New York Hotel. jil-lw Ponemah Council of the Degree of -vening, February 14th. More rain is predicted for to night ind tomorrow. A little fell early this morning, but most of today has been been bright and June-like. At “Fhe Grotto”, at all times, you.can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf The brick building at the corner of pied by George Johnston us a grocery store, is offered for sale at a bargain. An oyster supper is to be given nae for the benefit of the Methodist chur The gentlemen of the church will wait on the guests, giving the ladies a rest for once. W. Hummel of Joliet, Ill., who has been spending a few-days at Grass Valley visiting friends, will return tomorrow tothe Sierra mine near Downieville in which he is interested. The San Francisco Company that bonded from L. B. Weeks the Dublin mine at Canada Hill reports having struck ore in the face of the tunnel that pays by milling assays as high as $30 a ton. The printed great register of 1898 will be used at the city election to be held next May, but voters who have removed from one precinct to another since the date of its issue will have to re-register. Col. R. C. Walrath of this city has been appointed as the Nevada county menber of the committee that is to raise funds for the erection of the Lincoln monument on the San Francisco Panhandle Park. Everything indicates that the public Armory Hall tomorrow night by tke Workmen will be one ofthe largest and jolliest social gatherings Nevada City has ever witnessed. Call at Snell & Fleming’s and inspect their handsome stock of Alaska furs You will wonder how they can sell such fine goods at such little pri:es. . While you are there look around and see the other great bargains that are. offered. tf No one of us but has wished to change places, and in the January “Cosmopolitan” the brilliant Edgar Saltus writes on “The Delights.of Trying to be Somebody Else” in a manner that makés the folly of the almost universal wish excusable and even commendable. The article is-heavily illustrated with pictures of people who for the time being have tried to be somebody else. ie A broker asserts that the Christmas tips in Wall street amount annually to nearly $500,000. How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpwe, Kinnan & Mapvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. and mucous surfaces of. the system. Price Tic. per bottle. Druggists. Testimonials free. installation and free ball to be given at. ; Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood Sold by all THRY ARB ALL RIGHT. The People of Marysville Enjoyed the Nashville Students’ Show. The Nashville Students, who are to play bere tomorrow and Thursday nights, appear to have graduated so far as pleasing an audience is concerned. The Marysville Appeal ‘says: _ “Their entertainment last night was good—omitting adjectives which from overwork have lost nearly all significance. There was a fairly good attendance on hand and applause was ire: quent and sincere. The Nashville Students are simply a Company of singers and dancers. [hey don’t pretend to doanything else; but they do claim to be pretty near.all right when it comes down toa question of warbling and side-stepping. And, last night they made their boast good. . It was an entertainment worth witnessing and very enjoyable. “Each member of the company did very-well indeed, and to discriminate in favor of one or two would be unfair to the others. Yet it might be said, considering that it was the only thing of the kind in last night’s entertainment, that the recitations of Miss — were exceptionally pleasing. “The cake walk and. buck anieiey, which closed the performance, were above the ordinary run of such exhibitions and drew forth the hearty applause of the audience. “Tonight the Nasbville Students will appear at the theater again. A two act comedy will be presented guaranteed to make everyone laugh and be a sure cure for the ‘blues.’ There will, of course, be singing and dancing—and everyone who missed last night’s entertainment should be on -hand this evening. Those who were at the theater last night can be depended upon to turn out again this evening, circumstances permitting. The prices are reasonable; the entertainment will be amusing; come one; come all.” Died of Consumption. George E. Cloud arrived here late yesterday afternoon enroute from Washington to Redwood City to attend the the funeral of his sister Nellie, who died at Redwood City of consumption. year and made a great many friends there. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. ° Ioh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Restores Fi TALITY NERVITASuikess AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail &Oc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a. written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada Style and Finish.. + 2 «x «* Of the most artistic de* Puy Phe gree characterize photo* *% *% .eraphs made by Moore «x * His gallery has a wide * K Ps spread reputation § for xk turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained *& & ® = onthecoast. : : ::: Nevapa Crry Grass VALLEY, & = Akos . WHEATLAND HAPPENINGS: Doings of a Wook as Culled From Williams ranch in the ‘foothills to Wm. Irwin. Schlosser property adjoining that of J, M. Johnson. tel business at Tiburon and is now conducting a boarding house at 321 Hyde street, San Francisco. land from Tiburon. He will soon move his family here. art fitted up the Holden pile driver this week and it will be used in Mr. Stineman’s district. on bridge repair work. It was hauled out to Dry Creek bridge, near the Oreps place, Wednesday. ~~ riage of Miss Margaret Burroughs, daughter of Rev. J. N. Burroughs, former pastor of the Wheatland Baptist church, and James Trewhit of Hanford. The wedding will take place next Wednesday, Jan. 17th. Miss Cloud visited at Washington last . geo the Four Corners. F. R. Lofton has made a sale of the Sherman Harding has purchased: the Wm. Amick recently sold out his hoB. 1. Langdon has returned to WheatSupervisor Stineman and J. A. StewCards are out announcing the marOn Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds ef the contents of this. bottle faithfully, themif you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50.cts. and $1.00. For sale by bes picareineg the druggist. GS lacxcie cE RS tke NEVADA CITY . ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. pRsCriCss MILL TESTS A’ SPECIALTY. Assaying of all metals. Mail. and Express Orders Promptly Atsended to. T. H. HICKS & CO,, P. 0. Box 187 Order to Show Cause. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF Nevada, te of California. et the matter of the estate of D. A. Rich, ased.

H. Ww. eee. the Adeniniaieetce, of ‘esi estate of Vv. A. Rich, d having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of ce! n real estate. of said deceased, for the purpose therein set forth, it is therefore ordered by the Judge that “all persons inseronen 2 in t age 3 a Font deuperior Court. on eoday, Debruart 12th, 1900, fet o’clock of the forencon of the said day, at the City of Nevada, said Count: d Si to show cause why an order shunid a be grented to the said administrator to «ell so public auction, as shall be necessary; that a copy of this order be published in the Nevapsa Daily TRANSCRIPT, a ne printed and published in eaid City of Nevada, at least four successi said 12th day of February, 7 . T. NILON, Dated January 16th, 1900. , Superior q . Dale, a native of Iowa, aged 41 years. the Court room of said Superior Court, in }much of the real estate of ‘said ae ge at ; ive adie. prior to A SUMMERY. WINTER. Tho Oldest Inhabitants Have Never Seen ~ a Finer One. Pioneer residents of this city who have been here since: the early fifties say this is one of the most open winters they recollect; Although ‘there has been an unusual amount of precipitation (over forty inches to date), there has been a minimum of snow and freeze ing weather. Most of the time the weather has been so that out-door work . : could be comfortably prosecuted © by miners, ditch men, etc., without their wearing heavy clothing under their gum coats. County Assessor Schroeder who re just returned from a visit to Rough and Ready says that the foothills of that part of ‘the county are brilliant with buttercups, Johnny-jump-ups and manzanitas in bloom, and that the air is redolent with their sweet fragrance. Superintendent Myers says that around North Bloomfield elder bushes are in blossom and fruit trees are getting ready to bud. Many a Lover , flas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable: girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root. Tea purifiles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts.’ For sale by H. — erman, the druggist. DIED. In. Los Angeles, Jan, 8, 1900, Mrs. Rose Hartwell Dale, wife of Hon. R. 0. Préperty For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining. situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo, E. Johns ston. -. 916 WHEN YOU———= Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. assortment on hand. A fine ling of DOORS AND WINDOWS. TOWLE BROS. All the Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY’S. Genuine Fruit Flavors and Colcring Materials, warranted wholegeome, as well as the best grade of sugar are used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES are as good as the best made in the country. —— BABBITT’S BEST SILK SOAP, -, F 2 : Few. of Our. bulk, i A. B. WOLE, CT a a TR Te a a ; A.B. WOLF, Commercial Sire, The Cash Grocer . BET SWEET CORN,FINEST MIXED PICKLES in Many Low Prices. roc per can 5¢ per bar 5c per bar SOAP,40c-per gal _ ‘THE CASH GROCER, . COMMERCIAL STREET. . i KINKEAD’S Assessment Notice. ~ ifornia. Willow Valley, Nevada county, California. the Board of Directors, held on the 12th Ten Cents hi Gantast Moke or che Goneoeta immediately ln thea Hamer na” Botsory mber eiseo, California. ye ee Fe assessment shall remain un vertised poymens bs made ‘ore, will be ay the 31 f. el st. day of March, 1900, to ertisi: By OR wien ot the Board of coe fond on In Se Searetary. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Californty, GOLD MINING_COMPANY. LOCAT'tion thal eS tel place of business, Sa5 Francisco, Location of works, Notice is hereby given that at a meeti s of January, 1900, an Semomnent No. 38, ot upon the Dot poraslon, omy Bozobie oe a Company, ran=e alge spi on day of March, 1900, will be delinquent, and ba : ad sales at Rul blic auction; ge unless f sold on inquent nesenenant, caeether eapht Ao ; Office, No, 203. Bestary a pate’ San Premeinw. iis Chiffoniers. Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Bed Lounges Carat Sopes, Bedroom Sits Pala Furitare, IS THE PLACE TO BUYNICE PRESENTS .. Fancy Rockers Rugs : Couches : MAHER @ Co,’ 'S THIS TIME IT IS oe BLACK SKIRT LENGTHS. © : a eae” Ladies, this day our corner window containg z . the wind-up of a lot of Black Skirts—not ready . made, but the inakings:of a skirt. e . They are all marked about half their eithe n order to clean-up. : PRICE: FOR EACH SKIRT: 7 Skirt Lengths $1.50 a Skirt ;~ were $2.75 “5 Skirt Lengths $1.75 a Skirt; were $3.00 I Skirt Length $2.75 a Skirt; was $4001 Skirt Length $3.50 a Skirt; was $5.00 2 Skirt Lengths $5.00 a Skirt; were $6.50 cee Window. Don'tgLose a Snap. Respectfully, . MAHER & 0 . High Grade Goods Go For Low Grade Prices at Salmon Bellies sas ‘ zs i : Mackerel Sige he ee a sage ! Can Salmon = = = = troecacan 1 Ib. Underwood’s Soused Mackerel {3 for soc § ib. eae <> ae 7 for $i.eo 7 Herring Smoked — :10 cans Oysters 4-6 Can Herring in Anchovey Sauce—— Herring --25¢ $1.00 25c a can 25c a can J. J. JACKSON, Co Commercial St. Sane R = . . THE BEEHIVE. . . . In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is“y When you decide ‘your own fault. To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit on a place to get the best G roceries and Provisions at as low Prices hg you a ai pay elsewhere for inferior goods. « IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. Scadden and hi mercial street a trial. is po pular store. on Com And Still They Come. tablished old bnsiness methods are followed. New goods are received almost daily and they are the latest: srshaote ip DRY AND FANCY GOODs, i months, and many an evening at 11 he gets up and takes me by the hand, tells me what a delightful time he has had, and would leave if I did not remind him.”—Tit-Bits. ~ é Difficult to Suit. Miss Kittish—I’ve had five men at my feet in the last few days. Miss Tenspot—My brother knows a man who is clerk in.a shoe store, and he said you were the most difficult person to suit with shoes that he knew.— ttention whether tg RM Country orders receive prompt. by the money or not, To do even better with our customers shai we did last year, ‘for the reason that with our new arrangements we will give them the benefit in price, while the class of goods will be equal to any in the market: When you are looking for anything in the : : : Clothing Tine Before” you spend a dollar call and interview as, “aad you ‘will e astonished at the low prices for the qraliey of the ceca ae CARTER © J OHNSTON. = accompanted MILLINERY, NOVELTIES, ETC. : As to prices, nobody could sell goods of cieaebl aioe I ity any chéaper, Our trade extends all over the Sakis, end we make a specialty of filling country orders. [SAT me. EXL Craw ford MAIN STREET, NEVADA OTTY, The Question——< . pit :lhs to where tna san bay Geaouries unc Passlaced Eo las occi ad. IS A GOOD IDEA There is no teacher like experience, and if you dé not profit 2 well as staples. eta ake: vantage—that is, can get tho promptest service at the vital importance to ¢ Pept reining price, is * noerion of MANY PEELE FIND THE ANSWER TO BE: “At the stote of ede Wm, c: RICHBRDS. fn pln it you do act areas ate uae him‘a tri! order. BROAD STREET, NEAR OLY MALL. best goods, fairest measure andfe, TUESDAY.,... — ee The wat in Sou British and the B intense interest: i : the land toward v t; migration of com announcement th New York cable ed Press, has a bo ready, entitled “V The Dark Contin« Civilization,” to time this month b pany of Chicago. be eminently qu comprehensive ap this subject. No extensively in the ~ for years all cab Africa and the ol through his hand: to the American coming volume w count of Africa fi to the present da} account of the cat British-Boer war. Fraternal Soci Nevada City . Friends had an ix _ tion last night. 1 officers : 8. Robit Lammon, O.; Mrs T. A, Browning, Schwartz, Secreta urer ; Katie Sch Ebaugh, Marshal Warden ; Henry Mrs. A. Getchell, ‘Breed, Mrs, M. De ‘Trustees. . The following t ‘ficers of Court G America : Geo. C! . Lutz, O. R.; BL A. Delbridge, Tre $Sec.; D. A. Dailey Delbridge, 8. W.; J. K. Williams, 8. B.; Wm. Brownin B.A. Bost, Trust of a.X 4 x e Re-opening a The Indian Spri to hold interestix Thursday eveni question for debe That the Superv building a new ct $15,000.” As the & their recent sess not make the im to have already pretty effectually A Modern Ass: The assaying @ Hicks & Co. on . being remodeled ehinery is being rock-breaker, an The mill is also The work will s« Pee John Mother—John: to Sunday. scheo Johnny (witt *-Yes’m. 4 Mother—How i your hands smel Johnny—I—ca school paper, ar is all about Jon: Weekly. In No declaratio: Could she »b; But when they He quickly t =—N. Y. Journ HE NEBDE! yn yp . " Grandpapa— give me a loc! yours? “ Majority—Y: ‘tating)—I don enough, wouk * He Breathes ther Who never to . **Wore I paid 2 I'd have a mer -—Chicago ‘Dat 4 = . Native . The regular Parlor, No, 56, this evening » sired. ‘By 0