January 16, 1901 (4 pages)

Toledo, O. Wholesale 750. © bottle. Droggists. Mestieconials free. Hail’s Family Pilis are the best. _— THE TRANSCRIPT. PERSONAL POINTERS, Issaed Byery Evening, Sundays: Excepted &T NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— é& CALEINS. ally Chroniele of the Doings of Both Old and Young, i H. Kinkel ig down from the California mine, H. Fellows arrived here last evening F TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Nail, e e = e @ By Carrier, = Delivered to any part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 ip2c Per Week from Omaha. E. Cummins arrived here last evening from San Francisco. : Mrs. Kinney came over from San Juan yesterday on 8 visit. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E C. M. Brown of San Francieco arhere on the morning train. WEDNESDAY .:.. Jan. 16, 190 === George E. Turner returned this 1 . morning from a trip below. —a_ F. J. Brophy came over from CheroEditorial Notes. From the way he moves around, Mr Patrick Crowe bide fair to become the De Wet of America. Even London shrouded her-face in a veil of fog when Roberts came home. And well she might! The subsidy bill has been laid aside in the Senate in favor of the Army bill, but it will undoubtedly be tskenup again after the latter is out of the way A pretty good start at suppressing hazing at West Point would be made it the officers in charge there were-once convinced that it was possible to do so The street car drivers in Pensacola have ‘won their strike for stools on which to sit. If this goes on, pretty s00n everybody on. the cars wiil get seats except the passengers. As Mark Twain says, “Even reformers have their price.” For further information refer to the columns of Mr. Wanamaker’s Philadelphia paper for explanations of Quay’s triumph in the Pensylvania Legislature. The report that William C. Whitney gave a $50,000 housewarming the other day puts him out of the list of Democrtatic presidential possibilities. No plutocrat like that can lead the un‘washed hosts of Democracy. . There is no reason on earth why Mr. Olmstead’s resolution to ascertain the number of votersthat are disfranchised in the States should not have been adopted. Only those who fear the exposures that such an_ investigation would bring out had any reason to oppose it. Regardless of the fact that the administration bas notified Congress of the pressing need of men to preserve the flag in the Philippines from sink‘ing to the level of the British banner in South Africa, the Democratic senators talk, talk, ‘talk, and refuse to permit anything to be done, The attempt of Rathbone to ascertain the facts of tha Goverment case against him by getting the Democrats to press a resolution in the Senate directing the Secretary of War to send the Lawshe report to Congress has failed. Those who backed the attempt, no doubt in all. innocence, should thank Secretary Root for saving them from their error. Nikola Tesla expects to communicate. with Mars pretty sooz by wireless tel egraplty+ ‘This seems absurd and Mr. Tesla has several times proved to have been talking through his hatin regard to inventions, but n>ver-the-leas it may be so. It is really not more wonderful than any wireless telegraphy, and we all remember how the idea of that was ridiculed when it firat was broached’ a year or two ago.= Buried This Afternoon. The funeral of the. late Richard J. Waters, son of Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Waters, who died Monday, took place kee today on bis way below. J.0. Nilon left this afternoon tor Truckee on a business trip. . E. H. Brownand T. g. Willis ms of San Francisco came in on the morning train. , Mrs. L. Dreyfus, who has been here on a visit, retarned to Los Angeles this morning. M. Joyce, C. M. Hunt and H G. Save of San Francisco are here spending a few days. B. F. Preston and wife of Sacrmento are here visiting M. L. Marsh, ‘the * . lady’s father. . Geo. Delaporte and W. W. Kiuckerbucker of San Francisco arrived here “tus afternoon. S Mrs. Joseph Woods has returned to Sao Francisco. Her husband is tbreatened with pneumonia. C. B. Sissons of San Francisco, who has been here spending a few days, re turned home this morning. Geo. F. Taylor came down from Downieville today and will leave tomorrow for San Francisco. Miss Mand Eastin, who bas been here on a visit to her parents, returned to San Francisco this morning. Frank Lewis, formerly foreman of the Alaska mine, (Jeo. Wayman, OC. Chatfield and J. Cunningham came down from Pike City yesterday. 8. W. Kroesen, special agent and adjuster for the German Alliance Ineurance Co., is here Spending a few days. Mr. Kroesen has many friendsin this city. 5 s TURN ON YOUR BACK. . When Exhausted Swimming, Face Upward and You Will Drift Ashore, A guest at my summer place a few miles from Pablo while bathing was carried out to sea, and when almost out of sight and all hope had fled, to our surprise, we suddenly saw his body impelled forcibly toward us. Then we saw it recede a few feet, and then again, as jit were, shoot 20 feet toward the shore. This continued until my son and myself, at last able to reach him, bore him insensible to the beach. E After recovery. his story was that after losing all hope, guided by some mysterfous impulse, he had turned upon his back, when he felt himself carried rapidly forward. He had then turned over upon his face t his bearings, when he was carrie farther from the land, and on again placing himself upon his back the surface waves brought him rapidly to the shore, a rescued man. It is an error that the drowning man is attacked by cramp except in very cold weather. He drowns from. heart failure, induced by the violent exertion and the upward pressure of the water upon the abdomen diminishing the space-and impeding the action of the heart. By turning over on the back this pressure is removed, the’back be: Dr. Pardes had a very good chance. nor Gage will probably bea candidate for renomination the contest before the convention will be much the same as it was two years ago. A LANDSLIDE: g aphed the news to this city. Superintendent Loughridge, with a gang of men, left here this afternoon to clear the track. It is thought that the slide is a very our going to press it was not known how long the trains would be delayed. New Bills in the Assembly. Sacramento, Jan. 15—A bill was inmaking animportant change in the law relating to trial lottery dealers. It will not be necessary to prove the existence of any lottery in which the tickets are issued. Proof of sale or purchasing the ticket itself cr giving the ticket will beheld to be sufficient evidence of the existence of a lottery. Another bill changes the law so that no person is made incompetent as a witness concerning the selling of lottery tickets on the ground that his testimony would incriminate himself. Jobnson has a bill to authorize Cities ‘or counties to license bicycles and to Collect a license to defray the expense of maintaining roads. Miller introduced a bill authorizing boards of supervisors or city councils to provide for the relief of aged or indigent firemen. Radcliffe presented a bill establishing a free public market in San Francisco, on the property bounded by Pacific, Davis and East streets. Schilling of Yuba re-introduced the bill: offered at the last session by Burnett providing for the division of counties and the formation of new counties, Par dee a Candidate For Governor. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 15 —Ex-Mayor W. R. Davis of Oakland, who came to the Capital.to attend the meeting of the Electoral Cofege, stated last night that Dr. Pardee of Oakland would cer‘tainly be 8 candidate for the nomina tion for Governor before the Republican State Convention next year. Mr. Davis was asked if the candidacy of Senator Perkins of Alameda county for Unite States Senator wonld not m'litate against the chances of Pardee for nomination and replied. that he did not think so. He thought that As it is generally believed that GoverThere was a bigland slide near the Long Ravine Bridge, where the Southern Pacific trains cross, this forenoo.1, and all of the Narrow Gauge trains are stopped. The slide was seen by aco .ductor on the overland train who teleextensive one, and up to the hour of troduced by Kincaid in the Assembly. TWO NEW SUITS Brought in the Superior Court of This County Today. A suit was brought in the Superior Court today by the Central Pacific Railroad Company against C. J. Garland, W. M. Minton and John Doe for the sum of $215, amount due for lafid. Thé land is e section thirty-five. “irs, Johanna Driscoll has commen ed a suit’against the (Milton M Compauy, praying tha (Gotondgat i be required to set forth th Snature o their claim to certain real property And that plaintiff may be . declared to be the owner of the same, and that the defendant may be declared to have no right, title or interest in the same, and that plaintiff may recover costs expended in the suit. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, : Business Transacted at ‘the Session of Today. A road poll tax of $2 50 was levied on all male persons between the ages of 21 and 565 years. ~ The report of viewers on the proposed new road from Iceland to the State line was read, and on motion laid over to the April session, The Sheriff's books were examined and found to be correct, The Board. adjourned to attend the aneral of Deputy Sheriff Waters’ son, An Early Resident, Dr. R. Beverly Oole, San Francisco’s: Coroner, who died suddenly, as atated in a special dispatch to the Transcript yesterday, wes at one time @ resident of Nevada City. He Practiced his profession here in the 50's, and had an office at about where Jas. Kinkead’s furniture store now stands. Some people say that wives are like @ggs—there is no such thing ag a tolerably good one. CANCER Sufferers from this herrible malady nearly always inherit it— not necessarily from the parents, but may be from some temote ancestor, for Cancer often runs through several os. This deadly poison may lay dormant in the blood for or until you reach middle life, then first little sore or ulcer makes cage ce—or a swollen gland in Great, domme other guct the body, gives the first warning. To cure Cancer thoroughly and permaaently all the poisonous virus must be sliminated from the blood. of it driven out. This S. S. S. oes, and is the only medicine that can reach deepseated, obstinate blood troubles like this. When all the poison has been forced out of the system the Cancer heals, and the i never returns, Cancer begins often in a small way, asthe following letter from Mrs, Shiver shows: below the earonthe leh alde of my fon it so me no pain or inconven: ince, and I should have tten about it had it ntoinflameand Itch; it would bleed a little, then scab over, but @would not heal. This continued for some time, coat biota twell, painful. The Cancer be. to eat and spread, * : Foe it was as large asa not ing almost entirely a strong wall of bene and-muscle;~also When’ on the back the entire body is nearer the surface, and the surface waves tend toward the shore, the undercurrent out to sea, even the legs when upon the, back being less exposed to the é¢urrent that tends toward the sea. By floating ‘Bently upon the back the heart, re. ¢ lieved of its pressure, becomes calm and quiet, and the swimmer ean regain his strength and float for hours. The bather whose heart is weak should . ® always present, when standing erect, this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Congregational church. ‘The funeral took place under the auspices of the Kuights of Sherwood Forest and -the . Foresters of America, of which lodges deceased was a member, aud was very largely attended. The besrers of the pall were Al. Renfree, W. Waters, A. Waters, B. Bost, B. Dailey, George Chappel. The County Officers attended the funeral in a body. New Freight Cars. The new freight cars which the 8. P. Company has ordered as part of,the through Colfax every day. The cars come from the East loaded with freight. It is estimated that 500 have already arrived in the State. Most of the new lot are box cars. They are very strongly built, are 39}¢ feet long and r have a carrying Capacity of 80,000 . 8°t potatoes to sell. I raise thousands , Pounds. These are the heaviest tox . °* bushels of them. Gara which have ever been used on this . ®°St Market garden in ter I saw an old man in a grocery actja ing rather suspiciously, and soon I saw ia him steal a potato from a barrelful of the tubers that stood outside the counere sree: ter. The old fellow slipped out of the house as soon as he could conveniently and limped away. thinking to give him could spa®e, for I thought he must be. desperately poor if he must steal a poadditioual rolling stock with which the . tato. . road is bei i i being equipped are now es fered him a little money, the old man got his breath again, he said: you a ge and thus avoid the Sullivanlike blows of the inceming waves upon a crippled . v heart. In every hathhouse should be posted the injunetion, <Jn case of exhaustion or accident turn upon the SHB HAS WON DISTINCTION, Miss Annie Tally Formerly of This City one by musicians. Miss Tully is con-— the right side of the body to the waves . Sidered thoroughly competent. She is a.sister R. W.Tally Jr. of the Uniformerly of the Lyric and Grand Opera, companies. and it was remarkable " EHEC i je ve in Y t teal and after taking a few Belles ane masts pay This was two years ago; there are -*ill_ 20 salf dollar, when I heard S. 8. S. and determin. Indiana for half a century. He leaves 8 widow and two sons. He recently returned from New York, where he had undergone a surgical operation. Rscaped on a Six men broke into Carpenter A. Jacobus’ Bank here last night and after blowing open the safe, G. D. Hamllton, heard the explosion and investigated. The burglars shot at bim fect, and escaped on a handcar. Marine Killed — In a Row. New York, Jan. 15.—Joseph G. Stefford, a maririe attached to Company O in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was killed in a bar-room on the Bowery this morning by the bartender, John Henry of Brooklyn, but who the police say is Joseph Robert of this city. Stefford was in the sa4 loon drinking and became boisterous, praised the Irish and condemned the Americans. The bartender was angered and a fight followed. Roberts struck the marine above the left ear and killed him instantly. Roberts escaped. A New County Is Proposed. Santa Onvuz, Jan. 15—At a meeting of the Pajaro Valley Orchardist Association, in “Watsonvilla, a resolution was adopted favoring the formation of a new county of Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, A Committee was sppointed to prepare a bill -for presentation in the Legislature. The. t proposed new county, according to the new resolution, will contain 822 square miles and a population of 13500. Deaths From Latest From the War Office under date of Pretoria, January 14th, Lord Kitchener says: “Beyers’ wholeforce crossed the railway near Keaalenfontein, January 12th, making to the qgstward. no important changes in the positicns appear to be returning to the Orange River Colony. Some Cape rebels, who accompanied s command into the colony, bave surrendered.” last night installed its new officers as’ follows: J. F. Shaw acting.as install. ing officer, J. H. Langman, W. Medlin, -V. G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. 8.; O. E. Mulloy, Treas. W. H. Martin, Trustee; A. R. Lord, R.8. N.G.; T. J. Calanan, L.8 N. G.; Thos. Daniels, L. 8S. V. G; Oarey S. Arbogast, R.S. 8.; 8. Warren, L. 8. 8.; N. J. Rohr, Warden; John F. Hook, O.G.; John A. Hitchens, I. G. make some $25,000,000,000: out’of the combination. Wonder who will pay it. ——————EEEEEe street, is prepared to acco nmodate a limited number of persons with board and lodging at reasonable rates. {Found Dead In General Kitchener, Loxpox, January 15.—Reporting to. Wesrrort, Cal, Jan. 15. — Louies Cottle, aged 89, a native of Oa : was found dead in Hardy Creek yes~ terday. The Coroner today and a verdict of accidental death was brought in. Itig Supposed she was taken wie fit while walking on the bé of the creek ang when she fell @@olled into the Water, which was not deep enough to Cover the budy. aed ‘ There are 1 the colonies. Several small parties Officers Installed, OustomaitmLodge, No. 16,1. O. O. F. Has it ever struck you that you can buy Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey for al. most the same price that is paid for G.: F At Sigourney’s -big. can. tt: Come Just To’ Look Great American Importing Tea Cu jf you want to Sell Anything W. E. JOHNSTON Two doors above Brand and Hartung Bros The sugar and coffee trusts have goten together and say they expect to Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad jlo -Bubonic Plague. Lonpon, Jan. 15.—Four deaths from bubenic plague have occurred on the steamer Highland Prince, which arrived in Shields~. Harbor yesterday from the River Platte. The victims were the Oaptain, the mate, the cook and achild passenger. Beveral others were attacked, but recovered. Death of Wm. P. Fishback. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 15.—Wam, P. Fishback died at his home here today. He was one of the best known lawyers in the Middle West, end had been prominent in the affairs of Hand Car, Sours Lyons, -Mich., January 14.— please in a corset come to our store. have one to please you, now than ever. movin « out Dry Goods very fast. month than ever. that ever came to this pari of the world. SEE WINDOW ! Maher & Co.'s THE CORSET HOUSE OF NCRTHERN CALIFORNIA. — LADIES, today we place on sale in one of our large show wiadows about 20 dozen of that new style’ EMPIRE CORSETS In black and white. These corsets are worth $1.00 in any store*in the country. We bought them cheap and will make a Special sale of this lot at 5Oc A PAIR Come quickly if you want to buy acorset at half price. If you are hard to We have all the leading styles and will A tow more of ‘those NICE JACKETS left. You oan bay them cheaper NEW DRESS GOCDS TODAY. Come in while.-they are here. We are We want to move more of them in the next We want to make room for the best stock of Spring Goods Respectfully, — ‘ Maher & Co. _ SEE WINDOW ! secured $800. living near'the bank, without efIt give it fairtrial, 4 ns of the Cancer, and my general heatih Leading Soprane of a Big Church. sontinues 00d.—MRs. R. Summer, La gee Mo is the greatest of all q blood purifiers, andthe Only one guaranteed y table. Send or our free book on NEW YORK BAKERY, ee e of GEORGE HURST, Prop. of this well-known bakery, I am pre: Tully who won bor fa lyr has . CAE eating reais interear. P04 sinh he hl wa cet BOVEY BROS ully, who was born in this city ng information about this di e, and been selected asthe leading sepia cahe na eet yer bog We Bread, Pies and Cakes ri or St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, San THE SWIFT SPECI ATLANTA Delivered free to any part of the city. Wea. ° Broad Street. Francisco, She will begin her duties _ ee ding Cakes and Faney Pastry a specialty =— the first Sunday in February. The poition is considered ‘a very desirable ersity of California, and Argyle Tally back.”—Jacksonville Metropolis. Sympathy Misplaced, , One day during a cold snap last winOo --—__— The Curly Bears. The officers of the Curly Bears held I followed him, what change . When I caught up with him and or. oared with laughter. When he had “You saw me steal the potato, didn’t “Yes, sir, I did.” > “Well, lemme tell you, my son, I’ve . er I’ve got the bigo this county, and wandering cubs will be shown the mysteries: of the cave. who had a.class here in gy mnasiun, is . now trainer of pugilist Kid McOoy in New York City. Fair tonight and Thursday. business meeting last evening and ecided to have a big growl next At that time six _ Elmer Jobns a Trainer. Elmer Jobns, the theatrical man, and ————~+oe Weather Prediction. McAdie, of the San Francisco Weatb. Bureau, telegraphs as follows: ———_—_—_—_—_—_— . Toy Free ss BASE Sporting’ . Goods Are, ric Presents . for Boys. zets Carpet Swoaprs ‘andDallCariags Are Suit ble Presents for Girls. ‘SEE OUR STOCK! LEGG © SHAW Co Sees BALLS ws GET OUR PRICES catch cold from wet feet. They All kinds paired at short notice. The very best material HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT. teed The N evada County Oil Co. And are lowering our pumpin casing i Wall Number 3s. .n, Toth ine Sap ied Well Number One. _ Will be drilling in Year dinner. ley.) Through the Shoes to the Feet ++ And hence through the whole body the path of Disease is often Plainly marked. you_want to be happy and well don't Wear a pair strong and well made shoes. fit, they wear and will give you on. our Prices Reasonable. of Boots and Shoes Reused: and all work guesranOIL—WE Have sTRUCK—OI L Material and supplies are en rou» { to complete the same. “°” ° fF three more wells, and we have ample STOCK, 75 CENTS A SHARE We're doing business with money and not with wind. Oall at Citizens Bank and see map of Kern River field, where our land .is a4 D. E. MORGAN, President. W. B. ROBB, Secretary, SHERMAN W. MARSH, Vice President. penetnsteennnsmreees \ 4x. Iscard and Son. Sees » 50C, 75¢ and $1.00 per bottle. m for Rum Omelet (after your New Port and Sherry, 25¢ Old Jamaica Ru Claret, 25, 5c and 75¢ per bottle. Fine Old Reisling and Sauterne, soc, (Livermore Val “Burgundy and Cabernet, very old, 75¢ ( leis Livermore Val eae I’ve got more money than you ever Advertiood Letters. *) : : een mmre [lego th damn bet fort . , The following a it of the etn NEVADA CITY, CAL, AT ISOARD’s. How’s This? , do any good you've got to steal the . Pemaining in the Postoltes at Nevada irandiapreee ee . , pie Oity, January 16, 1901 HEADQUARTERS FOR ; an bee Pica One Hondred Dollars Re-. . saw. And I sawed wood —Will racarg ig : ‘ward for any case of Catarrh that -) yy , . isco, 1. B. not be cured by Hall's Oatarch jan ' isscher in Woman’s Home CompanFloyd, Mrs. H. ¥. J/ CHENEY & OO.,Props , Toledo, 0. . ! Marquardt, Eduardt We, the undersigned, have known F., Y for the last-15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in a!) eee tions blige Snancially a fearry Ou; any o tions. made by their firm. ’ j Hill, Dublin, overtoek a coal cart heayfly loaded and drawn by a wretched quadruped with its legs West & Truax, Wholesale Droggists, . !t. Bad Manners. An old gentleman, walking up Cork bending under its bones sticking through its skin, Lorne a mans 1 lair Dra » Toledo, O, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern. . » acting directly upon the blood Sold .,by so?’ he eried, addressing the driver. “It is quite exhausted. , Way its tongue is bh ” ncous surfaces of the -system. . , A ongue is hanging out. all 4 “Why, He's putting it out “How can you ill treat your horse ’tis the bad manners of bm. fog _ If not called for in ters will be sent to the dead letter of-. “Exhausted, is it?’-answered the boy. . fice. . Parties calling for any of these at yous’ am [ ya are one cent for Merrill, Wallace Mollen, Miss Katie Moore, WillieNelson,,F. Oselin, J. E. Overmeyer, Mrs." Simmons, Miss Lenora Stevens, Ernest A. Van Bones, Dr. J. O. fifteen days letwill please say “advertised,” each letter. . 8. Catxms, Postmaster. « Y Ww e a ’ Dry Goods, Toys W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street. and Notions. = Toglr’ Confectionary Commercial St, opp. Transeript Block, CHAS, RB. TEGLER, * Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons, Oyster Cockiaild, Hot Proprietor Pictures — ee Constantly on hand large stock of With Artiste. Judg rent Moore.Pasion Beef Tea and Hardy Greek, held an inquest ordinary whiskey? Your dealer has it, Fresh eastern oysters, 50 cents fora 6 a pe a ‘ = a THE TRA WEDNESDAY.., IMPORTANT Ttews That Should Int Something Np= A man’s ability what he finishes é ' attempts. ae Lunch Tongues, jus ourney’s. No man is so wige tl to dispense with the a For first-class plamt ell. gt Women either love o no happy medium in tl Fresh currants, rais just in at Sigourney’s. A miser is a great lov —in everybody except St. George Vineyard. and Reisling wines, at . Absence may increag it is tough:on the cou Carton (Maine) bran Scadden’s. Teeth resemble verbs lar, irregular and’ defec Pickled pig’s feet, bulk and fresh walnut: at T. W. Sigourney’s. A new born babe has future is uncertain, Selected Queen Olive finest in the land. At§& Heed not the bluster the silent man. : Saue rkrout, in bulk, a Av Ohio man aged 11 threatened with nervou His physician attributes cessive use of tohacco dt ninety-seven years. Lehr’s Nevada Oity f jars. At Scadden’s. . When trouble comes y &@ woman gives way toa and a man proceeds to ti phere blue. PY The finest and freshest goods ever brought to unpacked at Phil Scadde It’s as easy. to get: woo draulic ram as it is to ge! from a bank teller. For Life Insurance see . When ‘his satanie ‘ma; sympathy for piety it is from under. _If you suffer with chilb Lane’s chilblain remedi quick relief. Vinton sell There can be 010 object broils so long as they are the kitchen, If you should desire an drinking line you shoul Grotto. It is the most p in town and you are fair treatment. It is not the correct thi ociety to return the visit cian. Call on Ed Schmidt whe bything in the tobacco li City Trustee Hill accide: od his ankle last evening v on the sidewalk in front sonic building. Fy All kinds of Jellies, in . Scadden’s. A gentleman today los‘ ing, and an advertisemer eward for its recovery w He found the ring and tk ment was withdrawn. A pf even threatening to adv esults. a Highest grade Flavoring Scadden’s. : Mrs. Alfred Oliver has p esidence of Mrs. L Drey. Btreet. i You should use Lanoline Dn the skin during this veather. Vinton selis it 2 There is a State law ag iquor tomen who are ki lrunkards, Lady Adams Tomatoes, t On Friday evening of tl! hew officers of Milo Lodg: Pythias, will install new o Tomales, in cans—they’: or an evening lunch. Tr; be had at Phil Scadden’s. The Woodmen of the Wave an installation tonigh The time ig drawing ne: ill have to make your se ons. Howell does the b nd he will treat you with . Sigourney, the grocer, hi ertisement in. today’s T hich he speaks of flour. ee what he says, ts For cold storage meats Bros.’ and you are sure to The new officers of A. O. be installed tonight. Five barrels of the nices ver brought into this mat peived at P. G. Scadden’s. While*driving a team t ods yesterday a proj track Louis Seibert acrot bjuring him quite severe The public can’ procur “rry and strawberry pla H. Lehr at all times. Abel Delbridge bas pr liver residence on Piety H. Moyer, an old man, a 8 stricken with poralysi ‘Lowell Hill last Saturd Prought to the Oounty Ho Boneless bone Ham—re. den’s, Hot Beef Tea and Clam egler’s confectionery sto George A. Gray has ope shop in . , » Brow mit Reheome a

Toledo, O. Wholesale 750. © bottle. Droggists. Mestieconials free. Hail’s Family Pilis are the best. _— THE TRANSCRIPT. PERSONAL POINTERS, Issaed Byery Evening, Sundays: Excepted &T NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— é& CALEINS. ally Chroniele of the Doings of Both Old and Young, i H. Kinkel ig down from the California mine, H. Fellows arrived here last evening F TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Nail, e e = e @ By Carrier, = Delivered to any part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 ip2c Per Week from Omaha. E. Cummins arrived here last evening from San Francisco. : Mrs. Kinney came over from San Juan yesterday on 8 visit. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E C. M. Brown of San Francieco arhere on the morning train. WEDNESDAY ..:... Jan. 16, 190 === George E. Turner returned this 1 . morning from a trip below. —a_ F. J. Brophy came over from CheroEditorial Notes. From the way he moves around, Mr Patrick Crowe bide fair to become the De Wet of America. Even London shrouded her-face in a veil of fog when Roberts came home. And well she might! The subsidy bill has been laid aside in the Senate in favor of the Army bill, but it will undoubtedly be tskenup again after the latter is out of the way A pretty good start at suppressing hazing at West Point would be made it the officers in charge there were-once convinced that it was possible to do so The street car drivers in Pensacola have ‘won their strike for stools on which to sit. If this goes on, pretty s00n everybody on. the cars wiil get seats except the passengers. As Mark Twain says, “Even reformers have their price.” For further information refer to the columns of Mr. Wanamaker’s Philadelphia paper for explanations of Quay’s triumph in the Pensylvania Legislature. The report that William C. Whitney gave a $50,000 housewarming the other day puts him out of the list of Democrtatic presidential possibilities. No plutocrat like that can lead the un‘washed hosts of Democracy. . There is no reason on earth why Mr. Olmstead’s resolution to ascertain the number of votersthat are disfranchised in the States should not have been adopted. Only those who fear the exposures that such an_ investigation would bring out had any reason to oppose it. Regardless of the fact that the administration bas notified Congress of the pressing need of men to preserve the flag in the Philippines from sink‘ing to the level of the British banner in South Africa, the Democratic senators talk, talk, ‘talk, and refuse to permit anything to be done, The attempt of Rathbone to ascertain the facts of tha Goverment case against him by getting the Democrats to press a resolution in the Senate directing the Secretary of War to send the Lawshe report to Congress has failed. Those who backed the attempt, no doubt in all. innocence, should thank Secretary Root for saving them from their error. Nikola Tesla expects to communicate. with Mars pretty sooz by wireless tel egraplty+ ‘This seems absurd and Mr. Tesla has several times proved to have been talking through his hatin regard to inventions, but n>ver-the-leas it may be so. It is really not more wonderful than any wireless telegraphy, and we all remember how the idea of that was ridiculed when it firat was broached’ a year or two ago.= Buried This Afternoon. The funeral of the. late Richard J. Waters, son of Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Waters, who died Monday, took place kee today on bis way below. J.0. Nilon left this afternoon tor Truckee on a business trip. . E. H. Brownand T. g. Willis ms of San Francisco came in on the morning train. , Mrs. L. Dreyfus, who has been here on a visit, retarned to Los Angeles this morning. M. Joyce, C. M. Hunt and H G. Save of San Francisco are here spending a few days. B. F. Preston and wife of Sacrmento are here visiting M. L. Marsh, ‘the * . lady’s father. . Geo. Delaporte and W. W. Kiuckerbucker of San Francisco arrived here “tus afternoon. S Mrs. Joseph Woods has returned to Sao Francisco. Her husband is tbreatened with pneumonia. C. B. Sissons of San Francisco, who has been here spending a few days, re turned home this morning. Geo. F. Taylor came down from Downieville today and will leave tomorrow for San Francisco. Miss Mand Eastin, who bas been here on a visit to her parents, returned to San Francisco this morning. Frank Lewis, formerly foreman of the Alaska mine, (Jeo. Wayman, OC. Chatfield and J. Cunningham came down from Pike City yesterday. 8. W. Kroesen, special agent and adjuster for the German Alliance Ineurance Co., is here Spending a few days. Mr. Kroesen has many friendsin this city. 5 s TURN ON YOUR BACK. . When Exhausted Swimming, Face Upward and You Will Drift Ashore, A guest at my summer place a few miles from Pablo while bathing was carried out to sea, and when almost out of sight and all hope had fled, to our surprise, we suddenly saw his body impelled forcibly toward us. Then we saw it recede a few feet, and then again, as jit were, shoot 20 feet toward the shore. This continued until my son and myself, at last able to reach him, bore him insensible to the beach. E After recovery. his story was that after losing all hope, guided by some mysterfous impulse, he had turned upon his back, when he felt himself carried rapidly forward. He had then turned over upon his face t his bearings, when he was carrie farther from the land, and on again placing himself upon his back the surface waves brought him rapidly to the shore, a rescued man. It is an error that the drowning man is attacked by cramp except in very cold weather. He drowns from. heart failure, induced by the violent exertion and the upward pressure of the water upon the abdomen diminishing the space-and impeding the action of the heart. By turning over on the back this pressure is removed, the’back be: Dr. Pardes had a very good chance. nor Gage will probably bea candidate for renomination the contest before the convention will be much the same as it was two years ago. A LANDSLIDE: g aphed the news to this city. Superintendent Loughridge, with a gang of men, left here this afternoon to clear the track. It is thought that the slide is a very our going to press it was not known how long the trains would be delayed. New Bills in the Assembly. Sacramento, Jan. 15—A bill was inmaking animportant change in the law relating to trial lottery dealers. It will not be necessary to prove the existence of any lottery in which the tickets are issued. Proof of sale or purchasing the ticket itself cr giving the ticket will beheld to be sufficient evidence of the existence of a lottery. Another bill changes the law so that no person is made incompetent as a witness concerning the selling of lottery tickets on the ground that his testimony would incriminate himself. Jobnson has a bill to authorize Cities ‘or counties to license bicycles and to Collect a license to defray the expense of maintaining roads. Miller introduced a bill authorizing boards of supervisors or city councils to provide for the relief of aged or indigent firemen. Radcliffe presented a bill establishing a free public market in San Francisco, on the property bounded by Pacific, Davis and East streets. Schilling of Yuba re-introduced the bill: offered at the last session by Burnett providing for the division of counties and the formation of new counties, Par dee a Candidate For Governor. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 15 —Ex-Mayor W. R. Davis of Oakland, who came to the Capital.to attend the meeting of the Electoral Cofege, stated last night that Dr. Pardee of Oakland would cer‘tainly be 8 candidate for the nomina tion for Governor before the Republican State Convention next year. Mr. Davis was asked if the candidacy of Senator Perkins of Alameda county for Unite States Senator wonld not m'litate against the chances of Pardee for nomination and replied. that he did not think so. He thought that As it is generally believed that GoverThere was a bigland slide near the Long Ravine Bridge, where the Southern Pacific trains cross, this forenoo.1, and all of the Narrow Gauge trains are stopped. The slide was seen by aco .ductor on the overland train who teleextensive one, and up to the hour of troduced by Kincaid in the Assembly. TWO NEW SUITS Brought in the Superior Court of This County Today. A suit was brought in the Superior Court today by the Central Pacific Railroad Company against C. J. Garland, W. M. Minton and John Doe for the sum of $215, amount due for lafid. Thé land is e section thirty-five. “irs, Johanna Driscoll has commen ed a suit’against the (Milton M Compauy, praying tha (Gotondgat i be required to set forth th Snature o their claim to certain real property And that plaintiff may be . declared to be the owner of the same, and that the defendant may be declared to have no right, title or interest in the same, and that plaintiff may recover costs expended in the suit. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, : Business Transacted at ‘the Session of Today. A road poll tax of $2 50 was levied on all male persons between the ages of 21 and 565 years. ~ The report of viewers on the proposed new road from Iceland to the State line was read, and on motion laid over to the April session, The Sheriff's books were examined and found to be correct, The Board. adjourned to attend the aneral of Deputy Sheriff Waters’ son, An Early Resident, Dr. R. Beverly Oole, San Francisco’s: Coroner, who died suddenly, as atated in a special dispatch to the Transcript yesterday, wes at one time @ resident of Nevada City. He Practiced his profession here in the 50's, and had an office at about where Jas. Kinkead’s furniture store now stands. Some people say that wives are like @ggs—there is no such thing ag a tolerably good one. CANCER Sufferers from this herrible malady nearly always inherit it— not necessarily from the parents, but may be from some temote ancestor, for Cancer often runs through several os. This deadly poison may lay dormant in the blood for or until you reach middle life, then first little sore or ulcer makes cage ce—or a swollen gland in Great, domme other guct the body, gives the first warning. To cure Cancer thoroughly and permaaently all the poisonous virus must be sliminated from the blood. of it driven out. This S. S. S. oes, and is the only medicine that can reach deepseated, obstinate blood troubles like this. When all the poison has been forced out of the system the Cancer heals, and the i never returns, Cancer begins often in a small way, asthe following letter from Mrs, Shiver shows: below the earonthe leh alde of my fon it so me no pain or inconven: ince, and I should have tten about it had it ntoinflameand Itch; it would bleed a little, then scab over, but @would not heal. This continued for some time, coat biota twell, painful. The Cancer be. to eat and spread, * : Foe it was as large asa not ing almost entirely a strong wall of bene and-muscle;~also When’ on the back the entire body is nearer the surface, and the surface waves tend toward the shore, the undercurrent out to sea, even the legs when upon the, back being less exposed to the é¢urrent that tends toward the sea. By floating ‘Bently upon the back the heart, re. ¢ lieved of its pressure, becomes calm and quiet, and the swimmer ean regain his strength and float for hours. The bather whose heart is weak should . ® always present, when standing erect, this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Congregational church. ‘The funeral took place under the auspices of the Kuights of Sherwood Forest and -the . Foresters of America, of which lodges deceased was a member, aud was very largely attended. The besrers of the pall were Al. Renfree, W. Waters, A. Waters, B. Bost, B. Dailey, George Chappel. The County Officers attended the funeral in a body. New Freight Cars. The new freight cars which the 8. P. Company has ordered as part of,the through Colfax every day. The cars come from the East loaded with freight. It is estimated that 500 have already arrived in the State. Most of the new lot are box cars. They are very strongly built, are 39}¢ feet long and r have a carrying Capacity of 80,000 . 8°t potatoes to sell. I raise thousands , Pounds. These are the heaviest tox . °* bushels of them. Gara which have ever been used on this . ®°St Market garden in ter I saw an old man in a grocery actja ing rather suspiciously, and soon I saw ia him steal a potato from a barrelful of the tubers that stood outside the counere sree: ter. The old fellow slipped out of the house as soon as he could conveniently and limped away. thinking to give him could spa®e, for I thought he must be. desperately poor if he must steal a poadditioual rolling stock with which the . tato. . road is bei i i being equipped are now es fered him a little money, the old man got his breath again, he said: you a ge and thus avoid the Sullivanlike blows of the inceming waves upon a crippled . v heart. In every hathhouse should be posted the injunetion, <Jn case of exhaustion or accident turn upon the SHB HAS WON DISTINCTION, Miss Annie Tally Formerly of This City one by musicians. Miss Tully is con-— the right side of the body to the waves . Sidered thoroughly competent. She is a.sister R. W.Tally Jr. of the Uniformerly of the Lyric and Grand Opera, companies. and it was remarkable " EHEC i je ve in Y t teal and after taking a few Belles ane masts pay This was two years ago; there are -*ill_ 20 salf dollar, when I heard S. 8. S. and determin. Indiana for half a century. He leaves 8 widow and two sons. He recently returned from New York, where he had undergone a surgical operation. Rscaped on a Six men broke into Carpenter A. Jacobus’ Bank here last night and after blowing open the safe, G. D. Hamllton, heard the explosion and investigated. The burglars shot at bim fect, and escaped on a handcar. Marine Killed — In a Row. New York, Jan. 15.—Joseph G. Stefford, a maririe attached to Company O in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was killed in a bar-room on the Bowery this morning by the bartender, John Henry of Brooklyn, but who the police say is Joseph Robert of this city. Stefford was in the sa4 loon drinking and became boisterous, praised the Irish and condemned the Americans. The bartender was angered and a fight followed. Roberts struck the marine above the left ear and killed him instantly. Roberts escaped. A New County Is Proposed. Santa Onvuz, Jan. 15—At a meeting of the Pajaro Valley Orchardist Association, in “Watsonvilla, a resolution was adopted favoring the formation of a new county of Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, A Committee was sppointed to prepare a bill -for presentation in the Legislature. The. t proposed new county, according to the new resolution, will contain 822 square miles and a population of 13500. Deaths From Latest From the War Office under date of Pretoria, January 14th, Lord Kitchener says: “Beyers’ wholeforce crossed the railway near Keaalenfontein, January 12th, making to the qgstward. no important changes in the positicns appear to be returning to the Orange River Colony. Some Cape rebels, who accompanied s command into the colony, bave surrendered.” last night installed its new officers as’ follows: J. F. Shaw acting.as install. ing officer, J. H. Langman, W. Medlin, -V. G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. 8.; O. E. Mulloy, Treas. W. H. Martin, Trustee; A. R. Lord, R.8. N.G.; T. J. Calanan, L.8 N. G.; Thos. Daniels, L. 8S. V. G;

Oarey S. Arbogast, R.S. 8.; 8. Warren, L. 8. 8.; N. J. Rohr, Warden; John F. Hook, O.G.; John A. Hitchens, I. G. make some $25,000,000,000: out’of the combination. Wonder who will pay it. ——————EEEEEe street, is prepared to acco nmodate a limited number of persons with board and lodging at reasonable rates. {Found Dead In General Kitchener, Loxpox, January 15.—Reporting to. Wesrrort, Cal, Jan. 15. — Louies Cottle, aged 89, a native of Oa : was found dead in Hardy Creek yes~ terday. The Coroner today and a verdict of accidental death was brought in. Itig Supposed she was taken wie fit while walking on the bé of the creek ang when she fell @@olled into the Water, which was not deep enough to Cover the budy. aed ‘ There are 1 the colonies. Several small parties Officers Installed, OustomaitmLodge, No. 16,1. O. O. F. Has it ever struck you that you can buy Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey for al. most the same price that is paid for G.: F At Sigourney’s -big. can. tt: Come Just To’ Look Great American Importing Tea Cu jf you want to Sell Anything W. E. JOHNSTON Two doors above Brand and Hartung Bros The sugar and coffee trusts have goten together and say they expect to Rooms and Board. Mrs, Jones, in the Stover Building on Broad jlo -Bubonic Plague. Lonpon, Jan. 15.—Four deaths from bubenic plague have occurred on the steamer Highland Prince, which arrived in Shields~. Harbor yesterday from the River Platte. The victims were the Oaptain, the mate, the cook and achild passenger. Beveral others were attacked, but recovered. Death of Wm. P. Fishback. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 15.—Wam, P. Fishback died at his home here today. He was one of the best known lawyers in the Middle West, end had been prominent in the affairs of Hand Car, Sours Lyons, -Mich., January 14.— please in a corset come to our store. have one to please you, now than ever. movin « out Dry Goods very fast. month than ever. that ever came to this pari of the world. SEE WINDOW ! Maher & Co.'s THE CORSET HOUSE OF NCRTHERN CALIFORNIA. — LADIES, today we place on sale in one of our large show wiadows about 20 dozen of that new style’ EMPIRE CORSETS In black and white. These corsets are worth $1.00 in any store*in the country. We bought them cheap and will make a Special sale of this lot at 5Oc A PAIR Come quickly if you want to buy acorset at half price. If you are hard to We have all the leading styles and will A tow more of ‘those NICE JACKETS left. You oan bay them cheaper NEW DRESS GOCDS TODAY. Come in while.-they are here. We are We want to move more of them in the next We want to make room for the best stock of Spring Goods Respectfully, — ‘ Maher & Co. _ SEE WINDOW ! secured $800. living near'the bank, without efIt give it fairtrial, 4 ns of the Cancer, and my general heatih Leading Soprane of a Big Church. sontinues 00d.—MRs. R. Summer, La gee Mo is the greatest of all q blood purifiers, andthe Only one guaranteed y table. Send or our free book on NEW YORK BAKERY, ee e of GEORGE HURST, Prop. of this well-known bakery, I am pre: Tully who won bor fa lyr has . CAE eating reais interear. P04 sinh he hl wa cet BOVEY BROS ully, who was born in this city ng information about this di e, and been selected asthe leading sepia cahe na eet yer bog We Bread, Pies and Cakes ri or St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, San THE SWIFT SPECI ATLANTA Delivered free to any part of the city. Wea. ° Broad Street. Francisco, She will begin her duties _ ee ding Cakes and Faney Pastry a specialty =— the first Sunday in February. The poition is considered ‘a very desirable ersity of California, and Argyle Tally back.”—Jacksonville Metropolis. Sympathy Misplaced, , One day during a cold snap last winOo --—__— The Curly Bears. The officers of the Curly Bears held I followed him, what change . When I caught up with him and or. oared with laughter. When he had “You saw me steal the potato, didn’t “Yes, sir, I did.” > “Well, lemme tell you, my son, I’ve . er I’ve got the bigo this county, and wandering cubs will be shown the mysteries: of the cave. who had a.class here in gy mnasiun, is . now trainer of pugilist Kid McOoy in New York City. Fair tonight and Thursday. business meeting last evening and ecided to have a big growl next At that time six _ Elmer Jobns a Trainer. Elmer Jobns, the theatrical man, and ————~+oe Weather Prediction. McAdie, of the San Francisco Weatb. Bureau, telegraphs as follows: ———_—_—_—_—_—_— . Toy Free ss BASE Sporting’ . Goods Are, ric Presents . for Boys. zets Carpet Swoaprs ‘andDallCariags Are Suit ble Presents for Girls. ‘SEE OUR STOCK! LEGG © SHAW Co Sees BALLS ws GET OUR PRICES catch cold from wet feet. They All kinds paired at short notice. The very best material HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT. teed The N evada County Oil Co. And are lowering our pumpin casing i Wall Number 3s. .n, Toth ine Sap ied Well Number One. _ Will be drilling in Year dinner. ley.) Through the Shoes to the Feet ++ And hence through the whole body the path of Disease is often Plainly marked. you_want to be happy and well don't Wear a pair strong and well made shoes. fit, they wear and will give you on. our Prices Reasonable. of Boots and Shoes Reused: and all work guesranOIL—WE Have sTRUCK—OI L Material and supplies are en rou» { to complete the same. “°” ° fF three more wells, and we have ample STOCK, 75 CENTS A SHARE We're doing business with money and not with wind. Oall at Citizens Bank and see map of Kern River field, where our land .is a4 D. E. MORGAN, President. W. B. ROBB, Secretary, SHERMAN W. MARSH, Vice President. penetnsteennnsmreees \ 4x. Iscard and Son. Sees » 50C, 75¢ and $1.00 per bottle. m for Rum Omelet (after your New Port and Sherry, 25¢ Old Jamaica Ru Claret, 25, 5c and 75¢ per bottle. Fine Old Reisling and Sauterne, soc, (Livermore Val “Burgundy and Cabernet, very old, 75¢ ( leis Livermore Val eae I’ve got more money than you ever Advertiood Letters. *) : : een mmre [lego th damn bet fort . , The following a it of the etn NEVADA CITY, CAL, AT ISOARD’s. How’s This? , do any good you've got to steal the . Pemaining in the Postoltes at Nevada irandiapreee ee . , pie Oity, January 16, 1901 HEADQUARTERS FOR ; an bee Pica One Hondred Dollars Re-. . saw. And I sawed wood —Will racarg ig : ‘ward for any case of Catarrh that -) yy , . isco, 1. B. not be cured by Hall's Oatarch jan ' isscher in Woman’s Home CompanFloyd, Mrs. H. ¥. J/ CHENEY & OO.,Props , Toledo, 0. . ! Marquardt, Eduardt We, the undersigned, have known F., Y for the last-15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in a!) eee tions blige Snancially a fearry Ou; any o tions. made by their firm. ’ j Hill, Dublin, overtoek a coal cart heayfly loaded and drawn by a wretched quadruped with its legs West & Truax, Wholesale Droggists, . !t. Bad Manners. An old gentleman, walking up Cork bending under its bones sticking through its skin, Lorne a mans 1 lair Dra » Toledo, O, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern. . » acting directly upon the blood Sold .,by so?’ he eried, addressing the driver. “It is quite exhausted. , Way its tongue is bh ” ncous surfaces of the -system. . , A ongue is hanging out. all 4 “Why, He's putting it out “How can you ill treat your horse ’tis the bad manners of bm. fog _ If not called for in ters will be sent to the dead letter of-. “Exhausted, is it?’-answered the boy. . fice. . Parties calling for any of these at yous’ am [ ya are one cent for Merrill, Wallace Mollen, Miss Katie Moore, WillieNelson,,F. Oselin, J. E. Overmeyer, Mrs." Simmons, Miss Lenora Stevens, Ernest A. Van Bones, Dr. J. O. fifteen days letwill please say “advertised,” each letter. . 8. Catxms, Postmaster. « Y Ww e a ’ Dry Goods, Toys W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street. and Notions. = Toglr’ Confectionary Commercial St, opp. Transeript Block, CHAS, RB. TEGLER, * Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons, Oyster Cockiaild, Hot Proprietor Pictures — ee Constantly on hand large stock of With Artiste. Judg rent Moore.Pasion Beef Tea and Hardy Greek, held an inquest ordinary whiskey? Your dealer has it, Fresh eastern oysters, 50 cents fora 6 a pe a ‘ = a THE TRA WEDNESDAY..., IMPORTANT Ttews That Should Int Something Np= A man’s ability what he finishes é ' attempts. ae Lunch Tongues, jus ourney’s. No man is so wige tl to dispense with the a For first-class plamt ell. gt Women either love o no happy medium in tl Fresh currants, rais just in at Sigourney’s. A miser is a great lov —in everybody except St. George Vineyard. and Reisling wines, at . Absence may increag it is tough:on the cou Carton (Maine) bran Scadden’s. Teeth resemble verbs lar, irregular and’ defec Pickled pig’s feet, bulk and fresh walnut: at T. W. Sigourney’s. A new born babe has future is uncertain, Selected Queen Olive finest in the land. At§& Heed not the bluster the silent man. : Saue rkrout, in bulk, a Av Ohio man aged 11 threatened with nervou His physician attributes cessive use of tohacco dt ninety-seven years. Lehr’s Nevada Oity f jars. At Scadden’s. . When trouble comes y &@ woman gives way toa and a man proceeds to ti phere blue. PY The finest and freshest goods ever brought to unpacked at Phil Scadde It’s as easy. to get: woo draulic ram as it is to ge! from a bank teller. For Life Insurance see . When ‘his satanie ‘ma; sympathy for piety it is from under. _If you suffer with chilb Lane’s chilblain remedi quick relief. Vinton sell There can be 010 object broils so long as they are the kitchen, If you should desire an drinking line you shoul Grotto. It is the most p in town and you are fair treatment. It is not the correct thi ociety to return the visit cian. Call on Ed Schmidt whe bything in the tobacco li City Trustee Hill accide: od his ankle last evening v on the sidewalk in front sonic building. Fy All kinds of Jellies, in . Scadden’s. A gentleman today los‘ ing, and an advertisemer eward for its recovery w He found the ring and tk ment was withdrawn. A pf even threatening to adv esults. a Highest grade Flavoring Scadden’s. : Mrs. Alfred Oliver has p esidence of Mrs. L Drey. Btreet. i You should use Lanoline Dn the skin during this veather. Vinton selis it 2 There is a State law ag iquor tomen who are ki lrunkards, Lady Adams Tomatoes, t On Friday evening of tl! hew officers of Milo Lodg: Pythias, will install new o Tomales, in cans—they’: or an evening lunch. Tr; be had at Phil Scadden’s. The Woodmen of the Wave an installation tonigh The time ig drawing ne: ill have to make your se ons. Howell does the b nd he will treat you with . Sigourney, the grocer, hi ertisement in. today’s T hich he speaks of flour. ee what he says, ts For cold storage meats Bros.’ and you are sure to The new officers of A. O. be installed tonight. Five barrels of the nices ver brought into this mat peived at P. G. Scadden’s. While*driving a team t ods yesterday a proj track Louis Seibert acrot bjuring him quite severe The public can’ procur “rry and strawberry pla H. Lehr at all times. Abel Delbridge bas pr liver residence on Piety H. Moyer, an old man, a 8 stricken with poralysi ‘Lowell Hill last Saturd Prought to the Oounty Ho Boneless bone Ham—re. den’s, Hot Beef Tea and Clam egler’s confectionery sto George A. Gray has ope shop in . , » Brow mit Reheome a