January 22, 1900 (4 pages)

at 75C at $1.25 he price is: all -50c. It is a ind we have all Corset n black, white, ey look. The’ t in gray and for $1.25 and place to buy it. & CO. —< ve . ye » Prices at (Ee 5c each 5c each toc a can +3 for 50c 3 for $1.00 1-350 $1.00 25c a can 25¢c a can al St. ‘IDEA ‘ors of the past. ou do not profit your own fault. ‘e 2N’S t the best Groyou sometimes ; MONEY ’ store-on Com A a a d : i I Be ® has been so long es wed. New goods are e latest products in ' Corresponding qual over the county, and ‘ders. rr Lore isions to the best adfairest measure and tice, is a question of DS. loliday Delicacies, as “will pay you to give _ Nilon then continued the Thomas case . AFormer Resident who Will be Buried . San Francisco yesterday, will be buried ‘from the Catholic church here at ten o'clock -Olooney, who was a native of Ireland Fand aged 66 years, was an esteemed Pyesident of this city until about 27 -range for 'the funeral. A, PMary Smith and H. O. Lagueof Al-. know here. Mr. and Mrs. Lague rea THE TRANSCRIPT,. MONDAY,..+<-.Jan. 22, 1900 =ieeeeeeee THOMAS CASE PCSTPONBD. Judge Fllon Appoints. Attorney Mason to Conduct the Defense. Wa. G. Thomas, the Grass Valleyan charged with resisting an officer, was to have been tried in the Superior Court on February 6th, but this morn‘ing Jadge Nilon put the case over till a week later, ‘Thomas had sent a note from the jail to his honor. saying -that he was without a lawyer and had no money with which to hire one. He urged that A. D. Mason, who had been one of the lawyers who defended him so successfully in the rape case a few weeks ago, be appointed to look after his interests. Thomas: was brought into court at ten o’clock. The Judge recited the circumstances and then named Mr. Mason as the lawyer. That gentleman said he had an important case coming up next Friday that would be on trial fora week, and it would take all his intervening time. He would have no opportunity to prepare to conduct the defense of Thomas between now apd February 6th. Judge to the 13th of February. DEATH OF MISS LOONEY. Hore Tomorrow. Miss Margery Olooney, who died in tomorrow morning. Miss years ago when she removed to San Wrancisco. John O., ‘Simon P. and James Donnelly, formerly of this city, sre her nephews. The first-named genfleman arrived this: morning to arMarried at Reno. At Reno, Nevada, last Thursday Mrs.” deghany were married. Both the bride fand the groomere well and favorably turned here last evening and today. ‘went by private conveyance to Alle» ghany, which place they intend mak» ing their future home, * Tne Burns Anniversary. ~ On Thursday evening, Jan. 25th, the anniversary of the birth of Robert “Burns will be commemorated by a collation and entertainment at the Naitional hotel. All residents of Nevada ity, Grass Valley and vicinity interbested in honoring the poet’s memory re respectfully requested to ‘attend, snd to send their names accompanied by the number of guests each may wish © invite, to J.D. Campbell or M. D. Morrison at the National hotel. It is fecessary to know as early as. possible the exact number of persons who will participate, in order that arrangements may be made. ‘ » By order of the committee. W. MoG. Logan, Jas. ARNOTT JR, M. D. Morrison, : j22-2t J.D. CAMPBELL. Mistletoe pment meets tonight. Company O's party Saturday night A fresh lot of Comb Honey at Wolf's, two for 25 cents. me As Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything fn the tobacco line. --tf Photographer Moore moved into his new Commercial street gallery today. Ready-made skirts of various materials and latest styles at Shell & Fleming’s. : pe jit-tt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler will ennight. : of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gil Edge Steam Beer, Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf . The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. their home has been quarantined, «~ The committee of arrangements for the National hotel parlors at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening. A county contemporary speaks of a county official having an “attack of illness.” probably finish him. Don’t fail to try a dollar’s: worth of Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. George OC. Gaylord & Son. “tt At “The 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 Curly Bears at this city are making extensive preparations for the re-ception and entertainment of their Colfax brothers tomorrow night. Mrs. @haw, wife of the proprietor of Shaw’s Springs, near Carson, Nev.,. is dead. She was an aunt of the Donnelly. brothérs, formerly of this city. The widow of the late A. J. Stiles, who died last October, today received . the $2,000 for which her husband’s ‘life was insured in the A.O.U.W.The Louise Brehapy Ballad and is also manager of the Nashville Students, writes for dates here in Marah,People of Scotch birth or descent who wish to participate in the coming Burns social on the 25th inst. should report. personally or send their names to room 15, National Hotel, before 9 o’clock tomorrow evening. “Ty roe Oap Firs, wear it.” If you have boils, pimples, scrofula, salt rheuw, dyspepsia, eatarrh, you are just the one that should take Hood’s. Sarsaparilla, for his medicine cures all-these trou bles. Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills. Nonirritating. . Free Lecture to the Sick. Dr. J. Herbert Reeve, Professor of Medical Electricity, formerly of the Hygienie Hospital, England, will deliver a lecture inthe Ladies’ Parlor of the National Hotel, tomorrow, (Tuesday) at 3 p.m. Subject—Electrical Therapeutics. Illustrating how digeases are healed by the operation of Medical Electricity. Chronic invalids specially invited. Difficult cases diagnosed by Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass} ti tt 4! A full line of Hill's Los Angeles. Greely W.D. Long has the scarlet fever. and L the Michell masquerade will meet at} Mariposa. When he reads the item it will. N Two bits a pound. For sale only by Ro rheumatism or] Hurl Pity Thousand Dollars Distt Among the Various Districts, Superintendent Rogers today apportioned. $46,863.50 among the public schools of the county. The sum of $1,191.50 was apportioned for library purposes and the following amounts for general purposes: Alison Ranch «. 518 Birchville.. S.ameRe eieiiie ces ' 882 Bear Bivens is4s os ss cack » 477 481 Blue Tent Boca tertain the Excelsior Whist Club to-. Obi Indian Springs..:.. rar rte yf Kentucky Fiat... Sismre se 400 iberty Hill. ees ace Sieeega ba: SOE Lime Kiln... . gap cwiwase 498 Magnolia. oo. 0.0655. cesenscores ss eee 408 Mooney Fiat..... «. 498 Moore’s Flat. ...scc0c00. 470 IOUREM OIE fo ees Sn dcievssadec 8714 North San Juan..... 629 North Bloomfield.... 1110 orth Star::.. stjeshan. ae d.. ‘ cy 1198 Overton.. 489 ugh and Ready 601 Relief Hill.. 497 Spenceville.. 553 Sweetland.. 878 Truckee... . 2754 Union Hill...6.5.-. . 418 ‘Washington. 2.0. 0.02.6 weeese 481 Willow -Valley.....00. 489 Wolke ieee: steers OF el eee ee 485 DOCG rs fou Soa vo cee veeean $45,672 The State fund this time is about a fifth larger than in former years. New Postoffice Rules. . A long suffering postmaster in ati eastern town has posted the following rules in his place of business: “No letters are to be délivered unti} they are received. If you don’t get a letter or paper on the day: you expect it, have somewhere,and ke likes‘to hunt for it'to please you. ffypur friend don’t write, . cuss the postmaster. He is to blame. If he tells you there is no mail for you, ‘put on a grieved expression and say, ‘There ought to be some.’ He is prob-. ably hiding your mail for the pleasure of having you call for it two or three times a day. Ask him to look again.” Strong Drink From a Medical StandPoint. Dr. McIntosh of San. Francisco. will give.a lecture on the above. subject in’ the M. E. church Monday. evening, the 22nd inst. The lecture will be illustrated by original cartoons showing the moral as well as the physical evils of intemperance. Every person is invited to attend, and particularly the man who drinks. 2t eee Masonic Notice. _The members of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M., are requested to meet at their hall on Wednesday evening, January 24th, 1900. Work.in the second degree. By order W. G. Ricuarps, M. electricity at the meeting free. I, J. Roire, Sec, j22-8t . even — Hrd fie 3 ; ae <3 ———— ; San ing uponit. The large arched door 'sto~e, with double Tidings-Telegraph. i ; ¢ as the McLean lot, but which has now passed: to the left is the entrance of the three floors (basement, _ stories) and at each side of these doors are two large pillars, made of brick, and rounded off this cut, and it-will be as hands»me a store as any in Grass ving the initials of the orders, the other Fie windows ween pores © the te-glass windows, is also shown . “Velley. The false windows each have an inscription upon the tablet, one “the name of the building, and the third containing the date of erection. ‘above these false windows, so that nothing that is going on inside can be seen or heard from street. The store front and entrance is to be finished in cement, while the second s' ory, including the tower, is to be faced with stock brick. This building, which will cost in the neighborhood of $16,000, will be the finest build ig ‘of the kind in this county, and will be a credit to the city, to say nothing of the loug-fe:t want that will be filled. — Franici d Oakland. ‘of the new hall which will soon adorn the east side of Mill street, on what is known iéLean lo ' os Bea into the ion of those who will erect the handsome new build\ ? GRASS VALLEY’S AUDITORIUM. The above cut is an exact reproduction of the colored drawing made by Cunningham Brothers, architects, of fn coment. Phe it are docs the _. which .was in spots at first, but afterwards "PBRSONAL POUNTERS, A. Isoard is dangerously ill. f Mr. and Mrs, John T.Morgan have returned from San Francisco, ~ Thomas Veale and Thomas Grenfell have returned from Forest City. George A. Gray, the undertaker, went to San Francisco Saturday night. ‘Mrs. John Hart’s little granddaughter, Alvina Goldsmith, is dangerously ill. Mrs. H.C. Mills and Miss Marguerite Mille are visiting in San Francisco. Miss Sadie McIntire left this noon for Oakland on a visit. to her sister, _-Miss Irene Brown left here this noon for San Jose to enter the State Normal School as a student. John O. Donnelly, commercialist, is here from San Francisco. He is talking of going to Cape Nome in the Spring. Geo. E. Cloud of Washington has returned from Redwood City, where he went toattend the funeral of his sister Nellie. J. M. Walling has returned from Vallejo where he attended a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Good Templars’ Orphanage. George Vineyard, son of W. B. Vineyard of the lower part of the county, has gone to San Francisco to enter Hastings Law College. J. E. Haskell is here interviewing his numerous patrons. He represents Thos. E. Kent, the shirt maker and 1 merchant tailor of San Francisco. James Benny Jr., Miles Wilbur, Geo. Enright; Dan Rossand Rob’t Hathaway left today for Austin, Nevada, where they have secured employment in the mines. They were met at Grass Valley by several other gentlemen who have also secured positions there. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER. Will Lecture Here and at Grass Yalley in March. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, the new President of the University of California at Berkeley, will lecture in this city and at Grass Valley during the month of Opera Concert. Company, under direc. the postmaster look in all the boxes and . : h. H 4 ‘March. He is aspeaker and educator tion of H. B. Thearle of Chicago who . down cellar also. It ought to be there . ’ oe t ability and will doubtlesss be greeted by large audiences. The Parson and the Printers, Pastor Phelps of the Methodist church was surprised beyond expression when he read in the TRANSCRIPT Saturday evening that he was to preach yesterday morning on “How the Printers Were Forgotten” and in the evening on “What They Did to Me.” His surprise was intensified when he saw the information verified: in the: charch notices of yesterday morning’s papers. He then recalled that he had forgotten to furnish the newspapers with the usual preliminary announcement of what he intended. to talk about, and saw the editors had supplied him wi'b topics. He took, the pleasaniry in good part, as he. always tales such things. Before beginning the morning sermon he cracked a joke or two at the newspaper men and their proverbial toughness, explained. what they had done to him, then proceeded to. preach upon converts and faith. * New Officers Mustered In. The following officers of Garfield Oonclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, were installed Satarday night by Deputy Supreme Commander May, assisted by Deputy Oliver of Grass Valley : W. M. Avery, Com.; A. E. Hawke, V. C.; D. A. Dailey, Adjt.; Geo. Bond, P. M.; T. J. Sandow, let Lient.; Geo. Chappell, 2d Lient.; J. D. Coughlin, Ist Serg. ; T. H. Polgiase, 2d Serg.; J. P. Seith, M. at A.; R. dilbert, 8. M.; R. Oarkeet, Trustee. A lunch and entertainment followed the installation. A number of Grass Valleyans were present. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Copper Colorea Splotches. There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison—the disease which has completely baffled the doctors. They are totally unable to cure it, and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view. 8.8. 8. cures the disease positively and permanently by forcing out every trace of the taint. I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, read all over my body. ese soon broke out into piece of gl Myges, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J. Don’t destroy all possible chance of a eure by ——s the doctor’s treatment of mercury . These minerals . @ause the hair to fall out, and wreck the entire system. S.S.S/%.Blood Shand wasads peareniion te sooento to con no potash, wert ay or other mineral.on Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both O14 es a Doings of a Week as Culléd From the Pour Corners. ’ M. P. Finley and wife of Sanborn, Towa, arrived in Wheatland Monday evening. Mrs. Finley is a sister of Dr. L. Melton and she and her husband will spend the winter with the doctor and his. wife. fs John and Harry Stone left this week with their teams for Red Bluff, where they will baul lumber from the Bluffs to Tuscan Springs. Mr. Hicks has the contract to do the cement and brick work in the new Tuscan hotel and it was through him the Stones got the contract to freight supplies. Supervisor Stineman is a busy man these days and he has bushels of work to put the roade of his district in good order. He says he has just completed putting in a dozen new culverts and bas finished bridge. building on the Jasper lane, at the Kuster place, and the Charles Cauthrin crossing. : On the Spenceville road several teamsters are at work hauling gravel and dirt to repair in’ a measure the damage they done by teaming during the wet weather. He believes these teamsters will do about §200 worth of gratuitous work. As sdon as possible he will commence grading and repairing roads where the work is most needed. fi se Cancelling Revenue Stamps. To prevent fraud on the revenue by the use of stamps more than once .an additional regulation for cancelling stamps has been issued, requiring that in case of stamps of the denomination of 10 cents and upward the person affixing the same shall in addition to writing or stamping thereon with ink the initials of his name and the date, further mutilate said stamp by cutting three parallel incisions lengthwise through the stamp beginning not more than one-fourth of an inch from one end thereof and extending to within one-fourth of an inch of the other end. ‘ . What ts Shiloh ? +nud Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many.in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the resalts we will refund your money. Price’ 26 Gts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sile by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ripe Olives From Oroville. olives from the Ehmann orchard at Oroville have been received by Gaylord & Son. There is:nothing nicer sold anywhere. Sold by the pint, quart and gallon, ~ tf Come Just to See. Big Premiums Given Free. Great American Jmporting Tea Ge Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for S0cente a week or $2 a month. additional _line ‘10 cents a week or 40 cents a sPayable invariably in advance. Property For Sate. 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. John. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, C. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C, have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions. C, A. Snow & Co. have been accused of ‘railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he gets his patent. To Rent. oa Three un‘urnished rooms, suitablefor man and wife, with the privilege of cellar and wood shed. Apply to F E. BROWN, Transcript o* ce, y ji0-Im Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Rosenthal on , Commercial street is offered for sale at a 1 bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. ~~ _ §2-tf Le Champion Boot Black. . For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guartf good, . anteed. All the ‘. Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY '’'S: Genuine Fruit Flavors and Coloring Materials, warranted whole*gome, as well as the best ie of sugar are used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES areas good as the best made in the country, Union: Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union iotel, Henry Lane, = «= Prop’r A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds Another barrel of those gilt edge ripe jim js ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Orders Made by dadge Nilon at This In the Superior Court thie morning in the matter of the estate of Fred L. Oooper, deceased, Mrs. Anna A. Cooper was granted let‘ers of administration with her bond fixed at $6000. Robert F. MoLeod, Phil Byrne and T. 0. Randall were appointed appraisers. The demurrer to the defendant’s answer in the case of George Vincent vs. the city of Grass Valley was argued by A. Burrows for plaintiff and George L. Jones for defendant, and was submitted. The trial of the case of John McCarthy ve. the Gaston Ridge Company, heretofore set for next Wednesday, was postponed. The defendant demands a jury. : The inheritance tax on the estate of the late Frank Kilerman was fixed at $70, in accordance with the law govern ing such cases. WHEN YOU—————a Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. We have a fine assortment on hand. A fine line of RS AND WINDOWS. TOWLE BROS. CHING LEE Dealer?in ; Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear {ifnitenrs. All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices. Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Under: wear, * Lutz’s Restaurant. Broad Street, two doors below if Yes, I am at the Same Old Place But the stock bargains ? Phone W. 14. is new and the prices are es low 48 low cati be. joe cc ee DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of any kind, and always give good : C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. LONG STRIDES . -==q Have been made during the to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. t few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accufate and durable than they used to be, but are-lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest: and Best in Glocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready* people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or : Glock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. AL & HL OW. BARTUNG, ‘Telephone West 14, We do repairing for WATCHMAKERS, Successor to F.C. Luetje. Broad St., Nevada City. From 50c to match. Now that the’ Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : . Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums Now is the time to buy your Oarpet. Also en éxquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and bofder to We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices“in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Sammer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. { Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada City. 85c per yard. Stop It Cure It Relieve It Help It Ease It Sold and guaranteed by Books the and ite treat: ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com—_—— rd You Can — IF IT'S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF IT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, Lafite’s Competnd Cough Syrup, DICKERMAN.

at 75C at $1.25 he price is: all -50c. It is a ind we have all Corset n black, white, ey look. The’ t in gray and for $1.25 and place to buy it. & CO. —< ve . ye » Prices at (Ee 5c each 5c each toc a can +3 for 50c 3 for $1.00 1-350 $1.00 25c a can 25¢c a can al St. ‘IDEA ‘ors of the past. ou do not profit your own fault. ‘e 2N’S t the best Groyou sometimes ; MONEY ’ store-on Com A a a d : i I Be ® has been so long es wed. New goods are e latest products in ' Corresponding qual over the county, and ‘ders. rr Lore isions to the best adfairest measure and tice, is a question of DS. loliday Delicacies, as “will pay you to give _ Nilon then continued the Thomas case . AFormer Resident who Will be Buried . San Francisco yesterday, will be buried ‘from the Catholic church here at ten o'clock -Olooney, who was a native of Ireland Fand aged 66 years, was an esteemed Pyesident of this city until about 27 -range for 'the funeral. A, PMary Smith and H. O. Lagueof Al-. know here. Mr. and Mrs. Lague rea THE TRANSCRIPT,. MONDAY,....+<-..Jan. 22, 1900 =ieeeeeeee THOMAS CASE PCSTPONBD. Judge Fllon Appoints. Attorney Mason to Conduct the Defense. Wa. G. Thomas, the Grass Valleyan charged with resisting an officer, was to have been tried in the Superior Court on February 6th, but this morn‘ing Jadge Nilon put the case over till a week later, ‘Thomas had sent a note from the jail to his honor. saying -that he was without a lawyer and had no money with which to hire one. He urged that A. D. Mason, who had been one of the lawyers who defended him so successfully in the rape case a few weeks ago, be appointed to look after his interests. Thomas: was brought into court at ten o’clock. The Judge recited the circumstances and then named Mr. Mason as the lawyer. That gentleman said he had an important case coming up next Friday that would be on trial fora week, and it would take all his intervening time. He would have no opportunity to prepare to conduct the defense of Thomas between now apd February 6th. Judge to the 13th of February. DEATH OF MISS LOONEY. Hore Tomorrow. Miss Margery Olooney, who died in tomorrow morning. Miss years ago when she removed to San Wrancisco. John O., ‘Simon P. and James Donnelly, formerly of this city, sre her nephews. The first-named genfleman arrived this: morning to arMarried at Reno. At Reno, Nevada, last Thursday Mrs.” deghany were married. Both the bride fand the groomere well and favorably turned here last evening and today. ‘went by private conveyance to Alle» ghany, which place they intend mak» ing their future home, * Tne Burns Anniversary. ~ On Thursday evening, Jan. 25th, the anniversary of the birth of Robert “Burns will be commemorated by a collation and entertainment at the Naitional hotel. All residents of Nevada ity, Grass Valley and vicinity interbested in honoring the poet’s memory re respectfully requested to ‘attend, snd to send their names accompanied by the number of guests each may wish © invite, to J.D. Campbell or M. D. Morrison at the National hotel. It is fecessary to know as early as. possible the exact number of persons who will participate, in order that arrangements may be made. ‘ » By order of the committee. W. MoG. Logan, Jas. ARNOTT JR, M. D. Morrison, : j22-2t J.D. CAMPBELL. Mistletoe pment meets tonight. Company O's party Saturday night A fresh lot of Comb Honey at Wolf's, two for 25 cents. me As Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything fn the tobacco line. --tf Photographer Moore moved into his new Commercial street gallery today. Ready-made skirts of various materials and latest styles at Shell & Fleming’s. : pe jit-tt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler will ennight. : of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gil Edge Steam Beer, Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf . The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. their home has been quarantined, «~ The committee of arrangements for the National hotel parlors at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening. A county contemporary speaks of a county official having an “attack of illness.” probably finish him. Don’t fail to try a dollar’s: worth of Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. George OC. Gaylord & Son. “tt At “The 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 Curly Bears at this city are making extensive preparations for the re-ception and entertainment of their Colfax brothers tomorrow night. Mrs. @haw, wife of the proprietor of Shaw’s Springs, near Carson, Nev.,. is dead. She was an aunt of the Donnelly. brothérs, formerly of this city. The widow of the late A. J. Stiles, who died last October, today received . the $2,000 for which her husband’s ‘life was insured in the A.O.U.W.The Louise Brehapy Ballad and is also manager of the Nashville Students, writes for dates here in Marah,People of Scotch birth or descent who wish to participate in the coming Burns social on the 25th inst. should report. personally or send their names to room 15, National Hotel, before 9 o’clock tomorrow evening. “Ty roe Oap Firs, wear it.” If you have boils, pimples, scrofula, salt rheuw, dyspepsia, eatarrh, you are just the one that should take Hood’s. Sarsaparilla, for his medicine cures all-these trou bles. Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills. Nonirritating. . Free Lecture to the Sick. Dr. J. Herbert Reeve, Professor of Medical Electricity, formerly of the Hygienie Hospital, England, will deliver a lecture inthe Ladies’ Parlor of the National Hotel, tomorrow, (Tuesday) at 3 p.m. Subject—Electrical Therapeutics. Illustrating how digeases are healed by the operation of Medical Electricity. Chronic invalids specially invited. Difficult cases diagnosed by Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass} ti tt 4! A full line of Hill's Los Angeles. Greely W.D. Long has the scarlet fever. and L the Michell masquerade will meet at} Mariposa. When he reads the item it will. N Two bits a pound. For sale only by Ro rheumatism or] Hurl Pity Thousand Dollars Distt Among the Various Districts, Superintendent Rogers today apportioned. $46,863.50 among the public schools of the county. The sum of $1,191.50 was apportioned for library purposes and the following amounts for general purposes: Alison Ranch «. 518 Birchville... S.ameRe eieiiie ces ' 882 Bear Bivens is4s os ss cack » 477 481 Blue Tent Boca tertain the Excelsior Whist Club to-. Obi Indian Springs...:.... rar rte yf Kentucky Fiat...... Sismre se 400 iberty Hill.. ees ace Sieeega ba: SOE Lime Kiln...... . gap cwiwase 498 Magnolia. oo. 0.0655. cesenscores ss eee 408 Mooney Fiat......... «. 498 Moore’s Flat.. ......scc0c00. 470 IOUREM OIE fo ees Sn dcievssadec 8714 North San Juan......... 629 North Bloomfield........ 1110 orth Star::... stjeshan. ae d... ‘ cy 1198 Overton.... 489 ugh and Ready 601 Relief Hill... 497 Spenceville.... 553 Sweetland.... 878 Truckee...... . 2754 Union Hill.....6.5..-. .. 418 ‘Washington.. 2.0.. 0.02.6 weeese 481 Willow -Valley.........00. 489 Wolke ieee: steers OF el eee ee 485 DOCG rs fou Soa vo cee veeean $45,672 The State fund this time is about a fifth larger than in former years. New Postoffice Rules. . A long suffering postmaster in ati eastern town has posted the following rules in his place of business: “No letters are to be délivered unti} they are received. If you don’t get a letter or paper on the day: you expect it, have somewhere,and ke likes‘to hunt for it'to please you. ffypur friend don’t write, . cuss the postmaster. He is to blame. If he tells you there is no mail for you, ‘put on a grieved expression and say, ‘There ought to be some.’ He is prob-. ably hiding your mail for the pleasure of having you call for it two or three times a day. Ask him to look again.” Strong Drink From a Medical StandPoint. Dr. McIntosh of San. Francisco. will give.a lecture on the above. subject in’ the M. E. church Monday. evening, the 22nd inst. The lecture will be illustrated by original cartoons showing the moral as well as the physical evils of intemperance. Every person is invited to attend, and particularly the man who drinks. 2t eee Masonic Notice. _The members of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M., are requested to meet at their hall on Wednesday evening, January 24th, 1900. Work.in the second degree. By order W. G. Ricuarps, M. electricity at the meeting free. I, J. Roire, Sec, j22-8t . even — Hrd fie 3 ; ae <3 ———— ; San ing uponit. The large arched door 'sto~e, with double Tidings-Telegraph. i ; ¢ as the McLean lot, but which has now passed: to the left is the entrance of the three floors (basement, _ stories) and at each side of these doors are two large pillars, made of brick, and rounded off this cut, and it-will be as hands»me a store as any in Grass ving the initials of the orders, the other Fie windows ween pores © the te-glass windows, is also shown . “Velley. The false windows each have an inscription upon the tablet, one “the name of the building, and the third containing the date of erection. ‘above these false windows, so that nothing that is going on inside can be seen or heard from street. The store front and entrance is to be finished in cement, while the second s' ory, including the tower, is to be faced with stock brick. This building, which will cost in the neighborhood of $16,000, will be the finest build ig ‘of the kind in this county, and will be a credit to the city, to say nothing of the loug-fe:t want that will be filled. — Franici d Oakland. ‘of the new hall which will soon adorn the east side of Mill street, on what is known iéLean lo ' os Bea into the ion of those who will erect the handsome new build\ ? GRASS VALLEY’S AUDITORIUM. The above cut is an exact reproduction of the colored drawing made by Cunningham Brothers, architects, of fn coment. Phe it are docs the _. which .was in spots at first, but afterwards "PBRSONAL POUNTERS, A. Isoard is dangerously ill. f Mr. and Mrs, John T.Morgan have returned from San Francisco, ~ Thomas Veale and Thomas Grenfell have returned from Forest City. George A. Gray, the undertaker, went to San Francisco Saturday night. ‘Mrs. John Hart’s little granddaughter, Alvina Goldsmith, is dangerously ill. Mrs. H.C. Mills and Miss Marguerite Mille are visiting in San Francisco. Miss Sadie McIntire left this noon for Oakland on a visit. to her sister, _-Miss Irene Brown left here this noon

for San Jose to enter the State Normal School as a student. John O. Donnelly, commercialist, is here from San Francisco. He is talking of going to Cape Nome in the Spring. Geo. E. Cloud of Washington has returned from Redwood City, where he went toattend the funeral of his sister Nellie. J. M. Walling has returned from Vallejo where he attended a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Good Templars’ Orphanage. George Vineyard, son of W. B. Vineyard of the lower part of the county, has gone to San Francisco to enter Hastings Law College. J. E. Haskell is here interviewing his numerous patrons. He represents Thos. E. Kent, the shirt maker and 1 merchant tailor of San Francisco. James Benny Jr., Miles Wilbur, Geo. Enright; Dan Rossand Rob’t Hathaway left today for Austin, Nevada, where they have secured employment in the mines. They were met at Grass Valley by several other gentlemen who have also secured positions there. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER. Will Lecture Here and at Grass Yalley in March. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, the new President of the University of California at Berkeley, will lecture in this city and at Grass Valley during the month of Opera Concert. Company, under direc. the postmaster look in all the boxes and . : h. H 4 ‘March. He is aspeaker and educator tion of H. B. Thearle of Chicago who . down cellar also. It ought to be there . ’ oe t ability and will doubtlesss be greeted by large audiences. The Parson and the Printers, Pastor Phelps of the Methodist church was surprised beyond expression when he read in the TRANSCRIPT Saturday evening that he was to preach yesterday morning on “How the Printers Were Forgotten” and in the evening on “What They Did to Me.” His surprise was intensified when he saw the information verified: in the: charch notices of yesterday morning’s papers. He then recalled that he had forgotten to furnish the newspapers with the usual preliminary announcement of what he intended. to talk about, and saw the editors had supplied him wi'b topics. He took, the pleasaniry in good part, as he. always tales such things. Before beginning the morning sermon he cracked a joke or two at the newspaper men and their proverbial toughness, explained. what they had done to him, then proceeded to. preach upon converts and faith. * New Officers Mustered In. The following officers of Garfield Oonclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, were installed Satarday night by Deputy Supreme Commander May, assisted by Deputy Oliver of Grass Valley : W. M. Avery, Com.; A. E. Hawke, V. C.; D. A. Dailey, Adjt.; Geo. Bond, P. M.; T. J. Sandow, let Lient.; Geo. Chappell, 2d Lient.; J. D. Coughlin, Ist Serg. ; T. H. Polgiase, 2d Serg.; J. P. Seith, M. at A.; R. dilbert, 8. M.; R. Oarkeet, Trustee. A lunch and entertainment followed the installation. A number of Grass Valleyans were present. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Copper Colorea Splotches. There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison—the disease which has completely baffled the doctors. They are totally unable to cure it, and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view. 8.8. 8. cures the disease positively and permanently by forcing out every trace of the taint. I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, read all over my body. ese soon broke out into piece of gl Myges, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J. Don’t destroy all possible chance of a eure by ——s the doctor’s treatment of mercury . These minerals . @ause the hair to fall out, and wreck the entire system. S.S.S/%.Blood Shand wasads peareniion te sooento to con no potash, wert ay or other mineral.on Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both O14 es a Doings of a Week as Culléd From the Pour Corners. ’ M. P. Finley and wife of Sanborn, Towa, arrived in Wheatland Monday evening. Mrs. Finley is a sister of Dr. L. Melton and she and her husband will spend the winter with the doctor and his. wife. fs John and Harry Stone left this week with their teams for Red Bluff, where they will baul lumber from the Bluffs to Tuscan Springs. Mr. Hicks has the contract to do the cement and brick work in the new Tuscan hotel and it was through him the Stones got the contract to freight supplies. Supervisor Stineman is a busy man these days and he has bushels of work to put the roade of his district in good order. He says he has just completed putting in a dozen new culverts and bas finished bridge. building on the Jasper lane, at the Kuster place, and the Charles Cauthrin crossing. : On the Spenceville road several teamsters are at work hauling gravel and dirt to repair in’ a measure the damage they done by teaming during the wet weather. He believes these teamsters will do about §200 worth of gratuitous work. As sdon as possible he will commence grading and repairing roads where the work is most needed. fi se Cancelling Revenue Stamps. To prevent fraud on the revenue by the use of stamps more than once .an additional regulation for cancelling stamps has been issued, requiring that in case of stamps of the denomination of 10 cents and upward the person affixing the same shall in addition to writing or stamping thereon with ink the initials of his name and the date, further mutilate said stamp by cutting three parallel incisions lengthwise through the stamp beginning not more than one-fourth of an inch from one end thereof and extending to within one-fourth of an inch of the other end. ‘ . What ts Shiloh ? +nud Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many.in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the resalts we will refund your money. Price’ 26 Gts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sile by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ripe Olives From Oroville. olives from the Ehmann orchard at Oroville have been received by Gaylord & Son. There is:nothing nicer sold anywhere. Sold by the pint, quart and gallon, ~ tf Come Just to See. Big Premiums Given Free. Great American Jmporting Tea Ge Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for S0cente a week or $2 a month. additional _line ‘10 cents a week or 40 cents a sPayable invariably in advance. Property For Sate. 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. John. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, C. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C, have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions. C, A. Snow & Co. have been accused of ‘railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he gets his patent. To Rent. oa Three un‘urnished rooms, suitablefor man and wife, with the privilege of cellar and wood shed. Apply to F E. BROWN, Transcript o* ce, y ji0-Im Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Rosenthal on , Commercial street is offered for sale at a 1 bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. ~~ _ §2-tf Le Champion Boot Black. . For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guartf good, . anteed. All the ‘. Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY '’'S: Genuine Fruit Flavors and Coloring Materials, warranted whole*gome, as well as the best ie of sugar are used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES areas good as the best made in the country, Union: Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union iotel, Henry Lane, = «= Prop’r A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds Another barrel of those gilt edge ripe jim js ee IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Orders Made by dadge Nilon at This In the Superior Court thie morning in the matter of the estate of Fred L. Oooper, deceased, Mrs. Anna A. Cooper was granted let‘ers of administration with her bond fixed at $6000. Robert F. MoLeod, Phil Byrne and T. 0. Randall were appointed appraisers. The demurrer to the defendant’s answer in the case of George Vincent vs. the city of Grass Valley was argued by A. Burrows for plaintiff and George L. Jones for defendant, and was submitted. The trial of the case of John McCarthy ve. the Gaston Ridge Company, heretofore set for next Wednesday, was postponed. The defendant demands a jury. : The inheritance tax on the estate of the late Frank Kilerman was fixed at $70, in accordance with the law govern ing such cases. WHEN YOU—————a Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. We have a fine assortment on hand. A fine line of RS AND WINDOWS. TOWLE BROS. CHING LEE Dealer?in ; Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear {ifnitenrs. All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices. Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Under: wear, * Lutz’s Restaurant. Broad Street, two doors below if Yes, I am at the Same Old Place But the stock bargains ? Phone W. 14. is new and the prices are es low 48 low cati be. joe cc ee DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of any kind, and always give good : C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. LONG STRIDES . -==q Have been made during the to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. t few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accufate and durable than they used to be, but are-lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest: and Best in Glocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready* people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or : Glock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. AL & HL OW. BARTUNG, ‘Telephone West 14, We do repairing for WATCHMAKERS, Successor to F.C. Luetje. Broad St., Nevada City. From 50c to match. Now that the’ Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : . Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums Now is the time to buy your Oarpet. Also en éxquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and bofder to We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices“in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Sammer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. { Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada City. 85c per yard. Stop It Cure It Relieve It Help It Ease It Sold and guaranteed by Books the and ite treat: ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com—_—— rd You Can — IF IT'S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF IT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, Lafite’s Competnd Cough Syrup, DICKERMAN.