January 23, 1901 (4 pages)

ARR RE Et ME FM ; ie ee . ea nae ee sci biiinla nape tegE rr. M.A. Farquhar, dumber man. Fall particulars can be had. by applying at the firfo’s office: i tere will be sent. to'the dead letter of_ Fait tonight and Thursday. . tion e program will be rendered and . __@ banquet partaken of, ae aad % ; THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted BROWN & CALEITINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Tigii, . 4. jor oc e $6 Per Year By Carrier, -. 12 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B WNDNESDAY..Jan. 23, 1901 DANGER FROM OVEREATING, Insanity Often Cansed by Too Liberal Indulgence In Food. It is well known to the few medical. men that many ‘cases of insanity are directly due to overeating and the consequent absorption into the circulation of toxio matters from the intestinal tract, and melancholia, whether in mild or severe form, is generally due to this cause. Violent paroxysms' of temper, whether in children or adults, are often properly referable to.a bad state of the blood from this anto toxemia, as are indeed the exceedingly exuberant Spirits of old or young at times. Just as we observe in alcoholic poisoning, some individuais are made temporarily jolly and good natured; others are made ugly and unreasonable. In view of this ‘condition of affairs: isn’t it rather a wise plan for us all to consider rather the needs or the organism for food-than thé mieré‘question of palate tickling, to aim to eat good instead of bad food and enough of it—that is, not too much—to have the conditions about right when we take our meals; in brief to try and treat our bodies decently even thor gh C. H. Lunt of Wadsworth is here on a visit. S. A. Sprivg of Piedmont is here on a_visit, teagan paannaneiin Mrs. Harriet Legg has resovered from a week’s ilinéss. a; 2 R33 See AON TS pence Bhan > ate T. H. Lehr is able to be around again after a brief illness. here on last_eyening’s train. Oscar Barker of ¥ to the conaty seat yesterday. ‘ber home on upper Nevada street. Mrs: George A. Legg’ is confined to her home by an attack of la grippe. her home with an attack of influe: za. County Assessor Henry Schroeder returned from Sacramento: last evening. Jas, Black of San Francisco is here on a.visit. \ 2 Hon. C. W. Cross is here on legal busitiess from San.Franciaéo. gx from Bloomfield today. Mrs;"L. B. Self came down from Washington today. . Frank Bice of North San Juan is in town °° : , O. J. Schuester is down from Colambia Hill. : T. Powell has gone to San Francisco. Jobn\E. Isaachas been confined to his home for several days past with illness, ; Deputy Sheriff T. H,.-Waters is among the many who are laid up with illness, business. Migs . Peck, who. bas beem here on 8 visit, returned this morning to “North Sao Juan. we act from a purely sensual point. of .view? In no other. way can we secure the highest possible degree of pleasure on the average, while by. acting thus sensibly we may enjoy practical immunity from disease. The more exercise we take under proper conditions, the more we are exposed to cold, and the clearer we keep from excess in clothing the more we May eat; hence, in order to enjoy the fullest measure of table pleasures, we must live actively, wear as little clothing as is consistent with comfort and do considerable “roughin,”—sometimes called hardening. With all this we should take our meals at times when the body or brain is not overtired, and when we “aave leisure to digest,” and, of all things, we. should never eat. anless we are hungry. To eat without an, appetite is: self abuse of the most stupid sort, since it affords no pleasure and is productive of disease. RICHARD ABBBY BAD, Passing of One of the Early Residents of North San Juan. Richard Abbey, an old and Frespected citizen of Oakland died there yesterday at the advanced age of 83 years, 8 victim of pneumonia, Mi. Abbey resided at North San Juan this county, in early times, : Richard Abbey was a retired capital. ist, who. had made his home in Oakland for twenty-five years. He was @ native of England and came to California when the State was young. He leaves ason, Alfred Abbey, and 8 daughter, Ge Lumber Business For Sale. In ancther column of this issue there appears an advertisement which States that the lumber business of Cooper Brothers is offered for sale at 8 bargain. ‘The timber, lands, wills, machiney, etc ; are included, This is an excellent chance for an experienced ® in this city, : eee vee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, January 23, 1901. Ballington, Lee Eddy, N. P. ‘Gallagher, F. R, If not called for in fifteen duys let. pay a fee of one cent for each letter. » &. 8. Cares, Postmaster. Down in the Oil Region. Ex-Under Sheriff “Jake” Holland re~turned to @an Francisco, from Kiondike, several weeks ago. For the past month Dr. Herschfelder bas been treat ing him for a throat disease. He has Tecovered from the illness, and is now making a thorough examination of the oil fields of:Kern county, for San FeanCisco capitalists. . Parties calling for any ‘of these letters will please say-“advértised,” ~ Wether Prediction, MoAdie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: i 090 Will lostall Officers. The new: elected. officers of Laurel Parlor, N. 8. G. W. will be installed tomorrow night. After the installe'. brief pleasure trip and incidentally to {8ee how the Legislature makes: its morning for their hone at Downieville, }the Committee on Commissions and }eecount’ of guardian. Supervisor John Fay and Peter Smith returned to’ Truckee s yesterday on the noon train. s Mrs. D.’ MeNaughton arrived from San Francisco last night enroute to her home at Forest City. J. 8. Mitchell; the well Known travelingman .of San Fraucisco, is here spending a few days. 5 John Bender,a stockholder in the Mountaineer mine, arrived yesterday afternoon from Hamilton, Ohio. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening from Sacramento and left this morning for North Bloomfield. Stanley A. Smith, judge.of the Snperior Court of Sierra county; arrived yesterday to hold court today. for Judge Nilon. 3 ye Foster Buffington was accidentally shot in the eye, with an gir gun: yesterday by his young brother, Ned. The wound is trifling, Al. J. Hocking, Deputy County Clerk, left today for Sacramento on_a laws, Mr. and Mrs. John Costa, who have teen to San-Francieco on a visit, ar— rived here last evening and left this I. Copeland, Superintendent of the Gold Biu# ming at_ Downiayille, reutrned here Jast evening from a. visit with his folks at Alameda and left this morning for Downieville. An Investigation’ ~ SACRAMENTO, January 22.—The Paris Exposition Commisssion will be inves— inthe relation of the Legislature to -Pablic Expenditures failed to provide for an investigation he would demand one himself, and true to this ptomise he introduced a resolution directing Public Expenditures fully and thoroughly to investigate the transactions of the California Paris’ Exposition Commission, including all expendiPERSONAL POINTERS.” 1 + A i E. J; Ibam of San:Francisco arrived You Bet paid ¢visiy/. Mrs. Holland is ill with influenza ‘at Miss Eda Rosenthal is .confiued to PiReseand-Mise Rose-wame~down}parts of the country. . 8. O25 FeCutetlo SfTampay Florida, arrived here lgst.evening on: mining! Victoria cotisiderable @iscussion has arisen to ascertain what her given name was. She was the only dadghter of Albert, Duke of Kent, whose last Dame was Guelph. Consequently the Queen’s maiden name was Guelph. i ie PARTY, Special to the Transcript. Jan. 23.—All public buildings and . exLonpon, changes are closed and church ‘services are being held in all The mourning from end to end. City is draped in Business is practically suspended. ge eee . Dense crowds throng the Streets awaiting the arrival of the Royal party. They finally arrived here driving through the streets past Buckingham Palace, and then drove to St. James Palace;There was a great gathering of pfivate councilors and [An Old Man ‘. alarm was turned in, Turned Thief. Sacramento, January . 22. — This morning, when one of the overland trains arrived from the East an old man entered one of the Pallman coaches and stole an overcoat. Railroad Officer Ahern, who had seen the man enter.the car, t6ok him into cus— tody and escorted him to the” Police Station, where he gave his name as Joe Baker. The man was taken into the City Justice’s Court, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny. Baker will receive his sen— tence toniorrow morping. Fatal Boiler ~~~ Explosion, men ohn. Mind and'lvs ere toed Falls Iron Works here today. The property loss is about $10,000. Chimney Burned Out. The chimney at the residence cf Jas. and the lively manner it raged it was would be required. The fire was put out by extinguisbers, and no general “I want to return this dog to the gent. what owns him. I seen his ‘ad’ in the paper,” said the rough-looking man at the door, io “How did you guess it was ‘a gent’ that. put the ‘ad’ in?” askedithe woman. “’Oause. it said asked.’ ” . Mountain Company, Attention! The officers and members of Mountain Company, ‘No. 16, U. R. K. of Fr are requested to meet at W. G. Richards’ store on Thursday evening, Januprominent personages, includ: ing Saulsbury, Reseberry and others, age ' The usual ceremony was perforshed by adding ‘new King to govern the Kingdom, according to law custom. He took the title of King Edward, seventh of Great Britain and Ireland, and Emperor of India.’ After various mémbers took the oath the ceremony closed, and the King ettirned to Marlborough at 3:30 this afternoon. WaSHINGTOR, Jan. 22—Thenews of the death of Queen Victoria was. con— veyed to President McKinley simultaneously with its receipt by the newspapers: Although he has been kept constantiy advised of her condiwas ® great shock tohim. As soon as By th despair h , to give the medi : the scandal exploited @ week ago is due word: 18 regeived from Ambassador and alter 1 had taken & few bottles Iwas able t to a .resolution intfoduced at this . Choate the Presid sident will send a meeafter had no we forthe an ie S381 erase morning’s session of the Assembiy, . Sa¢e of condolence-to King Edward Paine have Wi doe eee site bap) serbnatte 3 7 . : as re 3 ‘Ten days since Johnson promised that . VII.” Phe official announcement is ex. 2d,1 am happy to'be agaln restored to perfect ifthe Committee on Commissions and pected.at ony, ement. The Queen's Maiaen Name, On. secount of the death of Queen ‘ures and awards of medals; this investigation to begin at once, : : al _ Superior Court. The following business was trans. acted jin the Superior Ooart today, . Judge Stanley A. Smith presiding: . Estate of John Goyne, deceased. Decree settling final account arid distribution granted. Guardianéhip of Joseph and William Stoll, minors, Decree. eettling. final Freida Gebrig. vs. Geo. CO. Gebrig. . The demarrer of defendaut came. ou for hearing, Hon. QO, W. Crogs appearing for plaintiff, and Thos. 8 Ford, “sq for defendant. By consent. of at‘orneys the demarrer was ‘overriiled aud ten days given to answer. A ,motorney’s fee to prosecute the action . aud the trial was commenced. Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is called. fo: everywhere. It isthe drink of the pe~ple. ee WTS) A blind girl in Obio got married ana . For Fa than fifty. years the famous Jesse Moore whiskey has been th oe Valley for a number of years previous to two years ago, died today at San Franofsco. She was a native of Ireland and over 60 years of age. A husband two deughters and four sons survive her, : B Power as sore acount soeoec. Cimber, Lands, Mill Machinery etc. 18. offered for. sale at a “theglhc Died This Morning. Mrs. Jobn Connors, who lived at Grass ance. By order of; A . Rheumatic and distress from tortured muscles, aching joints and excited nerves, waste matter in the system, and can no longer supply ing f feels the effect ofethis acid not*until the blood: has been ary 24th, for the purpose of election of officers and other business of importW. G. Ricuarps, Captain. — Jo V. Snyper, Recorder. meeieaiitiniandiiisiaas eS eS BORN, } FP. Oolley burned out this forenoon,} thought the services of the firemen. ‘No questions . : a Died Upon a ~ Surgeon's Table, SAORAMENTO, January 22.—Mrs. Silvia Smith, alias Pelch, died at the County Hospital today from the effects of an anesthetic which had been administered preparatory to performing a smatl surgical operation. Mrs. Smith had been employed as a laun dress by the Peniel Mission. On December 7th, while in an intoxicated condition, she jumped from a window and was irjared, and it was’for the “purpose of relieving her from the effects of the injuries that the surgical, operation was proposed. The Supervisor Contest. The Third Supervisor District, which was represented by the late Francis M. Pridgeon, iscomposed of three townships—Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington, . There are three candidates for the position—one in each township, namely : Grant Skidmore of Bloomfield, Henry Fitter of Eureka, and Eb. ©: Grissel of Washington.~Each one of them have got up peti= tions to the Governor, and are working very hard for the place. lla ed aiiensaiaieg That $1500 Specimen, _ John Costa, of Downieville, who went to San Francisco about ten days: ago tosell a gold specimen which he found in-his claim, returned to this city last evening and returned home this morn— ing. The specimen was valued at over $1500 and Mr. Costa sold it to Berry brothars, who recently returned from Klondike. They have faken it East with them, and it is hoped that¢ Cali. fornia will receive the credit for it and not Klondike. : Leased a Mine, . Alfred Martin of this city has leased the Jackson mine at Willow Valley, of Joseph Thomas. . Mr. Martin intends to thoroughly develop the property, and it is believed that he has a good thing there. Work was commenced on the claim this morning. Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. dal9-tf In Nevada City January 28, ‘1901, to the wife of W. H. Pascoe,:a daugh.ter. At (irass Valley, January 21, 1901, to the wife of Senator J. R.,Tyrrell, @ son. At Grass Valley, January 20, 1901, to the wife of J. E. Rourke, a daughter. Rheumatism painsare the cries of protest ‘ The blood has a poisoned by the accumulation of the-pure and health sustain. they require. The whole system poison; and purified and TAYLOR BLENDS _ TEA MINE INSPECTOR; Senator ‘Tyrrell Introduces a Bill to Protect Miners. Senator John R Tyrrell has introduced the following measure in the Senate, which. is of. considerable lo:al interest and designed to give greater protection to miners. It is in sutstance the same as the bill passed by the Legislature four years ago and which Governor Budd pocketed: Section 1. The Governor shall ap point in each QOongressional District @. practical; aaderground miner, wo shall be known as.the “Inspector of Mines,” _ _ Bection 2. It ‘shall be the duty of ‘such’ inspector to examine“the underground works of every operated mine 8o as to ascertain its safety; to inspect its machinery, motes of ventilation, ladders, roads supports and modes of exit, and in case he believes any of the same‘is insufficient or dangerous, to notify the Superintendent of such mine or the owners thereof, and in case such notice remains unheeded by such superintendent or owner, such owner or person employing labor therein, shall be liable to his employes and their legal representatives for any accident or injury caused or promoted _. by_the failure to attend-to—-such notice and the fact thatthe danger was*known to. such employes shall be no defense aguinst such liability. Section 8. Every Commissioner appointed under the ‘foregoing section shall receive compensation at the -rate of $4 per day and an additional sum of 10 cents mileage for all distances traveled in the discharge of his duty. He Could <pin Also. Papa—See the spider, my boy, spinning his web. Is it not wonderful? De yow reflect, try as he may, no man can spin that web? Johnny—What -of i‘? See me spin thistop? Do you reflect that, try as he may, no spider could spin this Se Plague Is Raging Brussers, January 22 According to the, Petit Bleu, bubonic plague is raging among the British troops. in Cape Colony, and many deaths that are attributed to enteric fever and dysentery are due to the plague. Two Miners Were-Killed. Ear.inaton, Ky., January 22 —Union miners, 150 strong, yesterday started on a march from Boxtown to Carbondale mines, in Hopkins County, to stop the non-Union men at work there. On the way a Sheriff’s posse of five men attempted to stop them, an 1 were arrested bya shot, A fusillade followed, the miners retreating. One of their number, Bill Qook, was killed, and another, John Taylor, died of his wounds ina few hours. Boxtown is reported deserted, but offictrs are ‘searching for news of the marching party. . . i Fresh Creame-y Butter “45 cen'saroil At Sigourney’s _ How’s This? yy We offer One Handred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot, be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Props.,, Toledo, O. ~~ We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney. for the last.15 years. and. -believe him perfec'ly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry ou.any obligations made by their firm: West & Truax, Wholesale Droggists, Toledo, O. Watpine, Kinnan& Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, ‘Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and m1cous surfaces of the system. Price 75s per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hali’s Famiiy Pills are the best. MAHER & CO’S Great Clean-Up Sale of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear SEE WINDOW! ‘ ‘ = SEE WINDOW! To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of TAYLOR’S BEST ! ot Just 7 of them left. 6 Ladies’ Chemise—Oid price, $1 12 Ladies’ Chemise—O:d price, brought back to a healthy condition will the aches 4nd pains cease. ‘Aideow . engl mS months ago ad an attack tism in its worst form. The in Rocce completely pros. trated. The attack was an unusually severe one, and taf condition was ous, one of the most a tors in Washington, who is also a member of the fac. ult college here. Hetold me to continue his prescri tion since it ‘became known her case . ‘tigated after all. This enidén ehange. .*** hopeless, the news of her death twelve fimes without receiving the slightes: benefit, I declined to continue h $ treatment any fonger. Having heard of S. S. recommended for Rheumatis minerals in it to disturb the digestion and lead to ruinous habits, Rheumatism this painful disease shoul most complete and interesting book of the kind in existence, It will be sent free to any one desiring cians fully and freely about your case. Mrs. James Keil, of Ninth street, N, DB. Cc. writen as follows; ‘A Po of Sciatic Rhenma. was so intense that I regard. being very danger. mi ded by le docI was atte of a teading medical nsend I would get wall. After having i' filled S.{Swift’s Specifi Sj m, I Wied. almos! TAYLOR'S Nevada City. English Breakfast Tee, AT 75c PER POUND. ee TEA AND COFFEE Other Grades ‘at. Other: Prices, STORE the great vegetable purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in all rheumatic troubles. There are no opiates or SS We have prepared a special book on which every sufferer from read. Itisthe it. Write our es e € no charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA, GA, Oyster Cocktai Clam Buillon. Constantly on hand a large steek of Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons. » Limes ls, Hot Beet Tea and NOTICE. © ect eminete ® Sporting Ns? Se For farther particalars apply at the. rcopvered her sight afew days later.’ a Matriage age is certainly a great ey e@-oper + bop @ mS een Teed, Malady ony Fada County, California ja The well-known. Lumber! tion was-made for-an aliowance for atBusiness of Cooper Bris, with SEE OUR STOCK! Toy Fre Cae Sweape’s Are Suitable Prese BASE BALLS. —AND— Goods Are nice ' Presents for Boys. ntsfor Girls. Teglr’s Confectionery Commer cia! St » Opp. Teanseript Rlock. CHAS. E. TEGLER, and Doll Cariags Proprietor = a a pared to furnish ~ Delivered f ding Cakes and if you want to . W. E. JOHNSTON Two doors above Brand and Hartung Bros 2 pairs of Ladies” 5 pairs Ladies’ 10 pair L dies’ 2 pair Ladies’ Drawers—Old price, Drawers—Old prica, Drawers—Oid price, won't last long. Our © >rsei Sale is ‘still MUSLIN GOWNS— v iia GOWNS— 7 Old prioe.: 327. -$ 75 OlG prints oo case Gee de $1 00 New price. .... 40 NOW Prine. co. 0. senda cae? 65 Just 7 of them left. Just 22 of them left. MUSLIN GOWs's— — GJWNs— Old price. .25.0.6. $1 25 Old price ... eae $1 50 MOW PHCE 055 OR 75 Now prioe ic chsvccsc. 90 Just 12 of them left. Fast 15 of them left. MUSLIN GOWNS— ee GOWNS— Old price..: Pal, v's die Bg $1 75 Old: price. o.oo $2 50 New price:.. ..2,. 115 Now. priog:. oo. eo. e. 1 60 Just 9 of them left. These Gowns are made from Fruit of the Loom Muslin ind are full length 25: 11 Ladies’ Chemise—Old price,-75 3; uew price, 403 $1 00; new price, 65c. 2 Ladies’ Chemise—Vid price $1 50 and $1 75; new pric», 993, Come while you can get, your sizo. new price, 75c. They will all ob» sold. Drawers—Oid price, 253 and 35 3; NeW prices, 205. 65 an: 752; new price, 400. : $1 0); new price, 65c. $1 50; new price, $I Ou. If you want to get a genuine baegiin visit, our store today, ore as these goods goiug ou. Respectfally, MAHER & CO. CANDY IS HEALTHFUL This has been p-ov+d by Government experts, and the soldiers in the Philiptines ad otner stations hava been sent tons of candy. this winter. Kat all the candy you wish, when it is pu-e » and made from the best materials, such 4s our fine Coufections always are. A bax of our inimitable Chocolates and Bonbone pleages both old and young. 13 Commercial Street. Nevada City NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. — H4vine ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT of this well-known baker . t am prethe publie with the finest _ Bread, Pies and?Cakes po. auy part of the city. Wedancy Pastry a specialty. Sell Anything a ! Frame at Pictures ~ Wht Artiste Jud: et Grand Ball ss TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY HALL —on— 3 . WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. , February 224, — BY— Co. 6, 2 Int. Keg', LEGG C Ww ¢ 4; SOR <r There will be tamerous apeeisl fea', +. NBVADAGITY, CAL. > . Also Makes Photographs, "The rary Inst and best music. ine few days, At Cape Colony, ’ RRL LT DEITY THE TRANSOR —_— 23 VivescesdQO —<——ore PORTANT SOL iyas That Should Interest Every Something New Every Da Lanch Tongues, just received ey’s. Woe, frat ciate plumbing go t ]. a currants, raisins and just in at Sigourney’s. Tbe man who kaows nothi: wants nothing ought to. be cc ly happy. : pee a would-be actor seems made the mistake of his life by born. Affected indifference to eve of current interest is a fad wit! a a man would be worth ‘pat for the 100 per cent allow ge a load of coal is purcha stead of going to the buyer it . o the cellar. ee Gatmgs Vineyard OMret: and Reisling wines, at Scadden's Carton (Maine) brand Sweet C Scadden’s. ; Pickled pig’s feet, mince m bulk and fresh walnuts just re at T. W. Sigourney’s. Selected Queen Olives in jai fivest inthe land. At Seadden’s Lebr’s Nevada City fresh fr Hare, At Scadden’s. The finest and freshest stock « goods ever brought to this cit: unpacked at Phil Scadden’s. For LifeInsurance see T. B Gi If you suffer with chilblains u: Tane’s chilblain remedies. It uick relief. Vinton sells it. If you should desire anything drinking line you should call : Grotto. It isthe most popular in town and you are always ir treatment. Call on Ed Schmidt when you tnything in the tobacco line. All kinds of Jellies, in Jars, a Scadden’s. . Highest grade Flavoring Extra Bcadden’s. Youshould use Lanoline Cold nn the skin during this cold ealher. Vinton selis it at 25 ce Tomales, in cans—they’re jus’ ran evening lunch, Try them be had at Phil Scadden’s. The time is drawing near whe: will have to make your sewer c tions. Howell does the best of and he will teat you with feirnes For cold storage meats go to ¢ Bres.’ and ycu ere sure te gett) There is considerable sickness ity. Mast of the Cases ure infil but hone of them ure seriozs. The San Francisco. weather™she Mf his baseagain. He predicted 18 lest night and today. Neithe made their appearance. A bulidog bites first and bark ards . An ounce of reality is worth a pf romance, Fame is to notoriety what the jurtle is to the mock. Matrimony often means a mot honey and: years of vivegar, Wealth is the bullseye on the t which all humanity aims, Liquors—For medicinal pul hould be absolutely pure. No york should be tolerated in th icular. We have the abgolu‘els ind of whiskey, brandy; gin ort, Viutons Pharmacy. Five barrels.of the nicest mine Ver brought into this markét ju rived ut P. G. Scadden’s. The public ean precure fine ry and strawberry plants Fre B. Lebr'ht all times. pn! Fools are apt to discern the others aad overlook their own The man Who imagines bit ealth guarante 001, : Women are better quali hg tongue sand witches tha the Bex, dee id Dogs cau't talk, bat you always eS they Mean. Some folk are ut. The averege man isn’t willing nit thet he bas in ragb antil b © much. Some men are alike telescopes raw them out, see through the Hen shut them up. Boneless bone Ham—ready fc tt Scadden’s. : : Hot Beet ‘1ea and Ciuim Bouill Sgler’s Confectionery store. Ssuerkrour, inbulk, at Scadde: The funeral of the infant son . nd Mrs. George Richardson wil ’ C8 On Thursday aiternoon a chek with services at the Ep! phurch . < Aturk+y can live a full oz éou"h wi hout water and food, “seuburger has uninten ional Honstrated that fact. OF ccug "rd was not very fat afier 1 rough such « tr.p. ate Soms very good looking rock elng taken out of the Nevada . nine, Dear the suspeLsion bridg A tig, man is in doub! as 4 eu of kissing a pretty Mra : ve her the benefito tre eis — a entertained . ety riends this aftern . Og her birt bday. “GQ. a were played, a nice lun Petotons * Jolly good time wa ntieth oontury sient et i “che is a sort of colic %

ARR RE Et ME FM ; ie ee . ea nae ee sci biiinla nape tegE rr. M.A. Farquhar, dumber man. Fall particulars can be had. by applying at the firfo’s office: i tere will be sent. to'the dead letter of_ Fait tonight and Thursday. . tion e program will be rendered and . __@ banquet partaken of, ae aad % ; THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted BROWN & CALEITINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Tigii, . 4. jor oc e $6 Per Year By Carrier, -. 12 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B WNDNESDAY....Jan. 23, 1901 DANGER FROM OVEREATING, Insanity Often Cansed by Too Liberal Indulgence In Food. It is well known to the few medical. men that many ‘cases of insanity are directly due to overeating and the consequent absorption into the circulation of toxio matters from the intestinal tract, and melancholia, whether in mild or severe form, is generally due to this cause. Violent paroxysms' of temper, whether in children or adults, are often properly referable to.a bad state of the blood from this anto toxemia, as are indeed the exceedingly exuberant Spirits of old or young at times. Just as we observe in alcoholic poisoning, some individuais are made temporarily jolly and good natured; others are made ugly and unreasonable. In view of this ‘condition of affairs: isn’t it rather a wise plan for us all to consider rather the needs or the organism for food-than thé mieré‘question of palate tickling, to aim to eat good instead of bad food and enough of it—that is, not too much—to have the conditions about right when we take our meals; in brief to try and treat our bodies decently even thor gh C. H. Lunt of Wadsworth is here on a visit. S. A. Sprivg of Piedmont is here on a_visit, teagan paannaneiin Mrs. Harriet Legg has resovered from a week’s ilinéss. a; 2 R33 See AON TS pence Bhan > ate T. H. Lehr is able to be around again after a brief illness. here on last_eyening’s train. Oscar Barker of ¥ to the conaty seat yesterday. ‘ber home on upper Nevada street. Mrs: George A. Legg’ is confined to her home by an attack of la grippe. her home with an attack of influe: za. County Assessor Henry Schroeder returned from Sacramento: last evening. Jas, Black of San Francisco is here on a.visit. \ 2 Hon. C. W. Cross is here on legal busitiess from San.Franciaéo. gx from Bloomfield today. Mrs;"L. B. Self came down from Washington today. . Frank Bice of North San Juan is in town °° : , O. J. Schuester is down from Colambia Hill. : T. Powell has gone to San Francisco. Jobn\E. Isaachas been confined to his home for several days past with illness, ; Deputy Sheriff T. H,.-Waters is among the many who are laid up with illness, business. Migs . Peck, who. bas beem here on 8 visit, returned this morning to “North Sao Juan. we act from a purely sensual point. of .view? In no other. way can we secure the highest possible degree of pleasure on the average, while by. acting thus sensibly we may enjoy practical immunity from disease. The more exercise we take under proper conditions, the more we are exposed to cold, and the clearer we keep from excess in clothing the more we May eat; hence, in order to enjoy the fullest measure of table pleasures, we must live actively, wear as little clothing as is consistent with comfort and do considerable “roughin,”—sometimes called hardening. With all this we should take our meals at times when the body or brain is not overtired, and when we “aave leisure to digest,” and, of all things, we. should never eat. anless we are hungry. To eat without an, appetite is: self abuse of the most stupid sort, since it affords no pleasure and is productive of disease. RICHARD ABBBY BAD, Passing of One of the Early Residents of North San Juan. Richard Abbey, an old and Frespected citizen of Oakland died there yesterday at the advanced age of 83 years, 8 victim of pneumonia, Mi. Abbey resided at North San Juan this county, in early times, : Richard Abbey was a retired capital. ist, who. had made his home in Oakland for twenty-five years. He was @ native of England and came to California when the State was young. He leaves ason, Alfred Abbey, and 8 daughter, Ge Lumber Business For Sale. In ancther column of this issue there appears an advertisement which States that the lumber business of Cooper Brothers is offered for sale at 8 bargain. ‘The timber, lands, wills, machiney, etc ; are included, This is an excellent chance for an experienced ® in this city, : eee vee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, January 23, 1901. Ballington, Lee Eddy, N. P. ‘Gallagher, F. R, If not called for in fifteen duys let. pay a fee of one cent for each letter. » &. 8. Cares, Postmaster. Down in the Oil Region. Ex-Under Sheriff “Jake” Holland re~turned to @an Francisco, from Kiondike, several weeks ago. For the past month Dr. Herschfelder bas been treat ing him for a throat disease. He has Tecovered from the illness, and is now making a thorough examination of the oil fields of:Kern county, for San FeanCisco capitalists. . Parties calling for any ‘of these letters will please say-“advértised,” ~ Wether Prediction, MoAdie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: i 090 Will lostall Officers. The new: elected. officers of Laurel Parlor, N. 8. G. W. will be installed tomorrow night. After the installe'. brief pleasure trip and incidentally to {8ee how the Legislature makes: its morning for their hone at Downieville, }the Committee on Commissions and }eecount’ of guardian. Supervisor John Fay and Peter Smith returned to’ Truckee s yesterday on the noon train. s Mrs. D.’ MeNaughton arrived from San Francisco last night enroute to her home at Forest City. J. 8. Mitchell; the well Known travelingman .of San Fraucisco, is here spending a few days. 5 John Bender,a stockholder in the Mountaineer mine, arrived yesterday afternoon from Hamilton, Ohio. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening from Sacramento and left this morning for North Bloomfield. Stanley A. Smith, judge.of the Snperior Court of Sierra county; arrived yesterday to hold court today. for Judge Nilon. 3 ye Foster Buffington was accidentally shot in the eye, with an gir gun: yesterday by his young brother, Ned. The wound is trifling, Al. J. Hocking, Deputy County Clerk, left today for Sacramento on_a laws, Mr. and Mrs. John Costa, who have teen to San-Francieco on a visit, ar— rived here last evening and left this I. Copeland, Superintendent of the Gold Biu# ming at_ Downiayille, reutrned here Jast evening from a. visit with his folks at Alameda and left this morning for Downieville. An Investigation’ ~ SACRAMENTO, January 22.—The Paris Exposition Commisssion will be inves— inthe relation of the Legislature to -Pablic Expenditures failed to provide for an investigation he would demand one himself, and true to this ptomise he introduced a resolution directing Public Expenditures fully and thoroughly to investigate the transactions of the California Paris’ Exposition Commission, including all expendiPERSONAL POINTERS.” 1 + A i E. J; Ibam of San:Francisco arrived You Bet paid ¢visiy/. Mrs. Holland is ill with influenza ‘at Miss Eda Rosenthal is .confiued to PiReseand-Mise Rose-wame~down}parts of the country. . 8. O25 FeCutetlo SfTampay Florida, arrived here lgst.evening on: mining! Victoria cotisiderable @iscussion has arisen to ascertain what her given name was. She was the only dadghter of Albert, Duke of Kent, whose last Dame was Guelph. Consequently the Queen’s maiden name was Guelph. i ie PARTY, Special to the Transcript. Jan. 23.—All public buildings and . exLonpon, changes are closed and church ‘services are being held in all The mourning from end to end. City is draped in Business is practically suspended. ge eee . Dense crowds throng the Streets awaiting the arrival of the Royal party. They finally arrived here driving through the streets past Buckingham Palace, and then drove to St. James Palace;There was a great gathering of pfivate councilors and [An Old Man ‘. alarm was turned in, Turned Thief. Sacramento, January . 22. — This morning, when one of the overland trains arrived from the East an old man entered one of the Pallman coaches and stole an overcoat. Railroad Officer Ahern, who had seen the man enter.the car, t6ok him into cus— tody and escorted him to the” Police Station, where he gave his name as Joe Baker. The man was taken into the City Justice’s Court, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny. Baker will receive his sen— tence toniorrow morping. Fatal Boiler ~~~ Explosion, men ohn. Mind and'lvs ere toed Falls Iron Works here today. The property loss is about $10,000. Chimney Burned Out. The chimney at the residence cf Jas. and the lively manner it raged it was would be required. The fire was put out by extinguisbers, and no general “I want to return this dog to the gent. what owns him. I seen his ‘ad’ in the paper,” said the rough-looking man at the door, io “How did you guess it was ‘a gent’ that. put the ‘ad’ in?” askedithe woman. “’Oause. it said asked.’ ” . Mountain Company, Attention! The officers and members of Mountain Company, ‘No. 16, U. R. K. of Fr are requested to meet at W. G. Richards’ store on Thursday evening, Januprominent personages, includ: ing Saulsbury, Reseberry and others, age ' The usual ceremony was perforshed by adding ‘new King to govern the Kingdom, according to law custom. He took the title of King Edward, seventh of Great Britain and Ireland, and Emperor of India.’ After various mémbers took the oath the ceremony closed, and the King ettirned to Marlborough at 3:30 this afternoon. WaSHINGTOR, Jan. 22—Thenews of the death of Queen Victoria was. con— veyed to President McKinley simultaneously with its receipt by the newspapers: Although he has been kept constantiy advised of her condiwas ® great shock tohim. As soon as By th despair h , to give the medi : the scandal exploited @ week ago is due word: 18 regeived from Ambassador and alter 1 had taken & few bottles Iwas able t to a .resolution intfoduced at this . Choate the Presid sident will send a meeafter had no we forthe an ie S381 erase morning’s session of the Assembiy, . Sa¢e of condolence-to King Edward Paine have Wi doe eee site bap) serbnatte 3 7 . : as re 3 ‘Ten days since Johnson promised that . VII.” Phe official announcement is ex. 2d,1 am happy to'be agaln restored to perfect ifthe Committee on Commissions and pected.at ony, ement. The Queen's Maiaen Name, On. secount of the death of Queen ‘ures and awards of medals; this investigation to begin at once, : : al _ Superior Court. The following business was trans. acted jin the Superior Ooart today, . Judge Stanley A. Smith presiding: . Estate of John Goyne, deceased. Decree settling final account arid distribution granted. Guardianéhip of Joseph and William Stoll, minors, Decree. eettling. final Freida Gebrig. vs. Geo. CO. Gebrig. . The demarrer of defendaut came. ou for hearing, Hon. QO, W. Crogs appearing for plaintiff, and Thos. 8 Ford, “sq for defendant. By consent. of at‘orneys the demarrer was ‘overriiled aud ten days given to answer. A ,motorney’s fee to prosecute the action . aud the trial was commenced. Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is called. fo: everywhere. It isthe drink of the pe~ple. ee WTS) A blind girl in Obio got married ana . For Fa than fifty. years the famous Jesse Moore whiskey has been th oe Valley for a number of years previous to two years ago, died today at San Franofsco. She was a native of Ireland and over 60 years of age. A husband two deughters and four sons survive her, : B Power as sore acount soeoec. Cimber, Lands, Mill Machinery etc. 18. offered for. sale at a “theglhc Died This Morning. Mrs. Jobn Connors, who lived at Grass ance. By order of; A . Rheumatic and distress from tortured muscles, aching joints and excited nerves, waste matter in the system, and can no longer supply ing f feels the effect ofethis acid not*until the blood: has been ary 24th, for the purpose of election of officers and other business of importW. G. Ricuarps, Captain. — Jo V. Snyper, Recorder. meeieaiitiniandiiisiaas eS eS BORN, } FP. Oolley burned out this forenoon,} thought the services of the firemen. ‘No questions . : a Died Upon a ~ Surgeon's Table, SAORAMENTO, January 22.—Mrs. Silvia Smith, alias Pelch, died at the County Hospital today from the effects of an anesthetic which had been administered preparatory to performing a smatl surgical operation. Mrs. Smith had been employed as a laun dress by the Peniel Mission. On December 7th, while in an intoxicated condition, she jumped from a window and was irjared, and it was’for the “purpose of relieving her from the effects of the injuries that the surgical, operation was proposed. The Supervisor Contest. The Third Supervisor District, which was represented by the late Francis M. Pridgeon, iscomposed of three townships—Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington, . There are three candidates for the position—one in each township, namely : Grant Skidmore of Bloomfield, Henry Fitter of Eureka, and Eb. ©: Grissel of Washington.~Each one of them have got up peti= tions to the Governor, and are working very hard for the place. lla ed aiiensaiaieg That $1500 Specimen, _ John Costa, of Downieville, who went to San Francisco about ten days: ago tosell a gold specimen which he found in-his claim, returned to this city last evening and returned home this morn— ing. The specimen was valued at over $1500 and Mr. Costa sold it to Berry brothars, who recently returned from Klondike. They have faken it East with them, and it is hoped that¢ Cali. fornia will receive the credit for it and not Klondike. : Leased a Mine, . Alfred Martin of this city has leased the Jackson mine at Willow Valley, of Joseph Thomas. . Mr. Martin intends to thoroughly develop the property, and it is believed that he has a good thing there. Work was commenced on the claim this morning. Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. dal9-tf In Nevada City January 28, ‘1901, to the wife of W. H. Pascoe,:a daugh.ter. At (irass Valley, January 21, 1901, to the wife of Senator J. R.,Tyrrell, @ son. At Grass Valley, January 20, 1901, to the wife of J. E. Rourke, a daughter. Rheumatism painsare the cries of protest ‘ The blood has a poisoned by the accumulation of the-pure and health sustain. they require. The whole system poison; and purified and TAYLOR BLENDS _ TEA MINE INSPECTOR; Senator ‘Tyrrell Introduces a Bill to Protect Miners. Senator John R Tyrrell has introduced the following measure in the Senate, which. is of. considerable lo:al interest and designed to give greater protection to miners. It is in sutstance the same as the bill passed by the Legislature four years ago and which Governor Budd pocketed: Section 1. The Governor shall ap point in each QOongressional District @. practical; aaderground miner, wo shall be known as.the “Inspector of Mines,” _ _ Bection 2. It ‘shall be the duty of ‘such’ inspector to examine“the underground works of every operated mine 8o as to ascertain its safety; to inspect its machinery, motes of ventilation, ladders, roads supports and modes of exit, and in case he believes any of the same‘is insufficient or dangerous, to notify the Superintendent of such mine or the owners thereof, and in case such notice remains unheeded by such superintendent or owner, such owner or person employing labor therein, shall be liable to his employes and their legal representatives for any accident or injury caused or promoted

_. by_the failure to attend-to—-such notice and the fact thatthe danger was*known to. such employes shall be no defense aguinst such liability. Section 8. Every Commissioner appointed under the ‘foregoing section shall receive compensation at the -rate of $4 per day and an additional sum of 10 cents mileage for all distances traveled in the discharge of his duty. He Could <pin Also. Papa—See the spider, my boy, spinning his web. Is it not wonderful? De yow reflect, try as he may, no man can spin that web? Johnny—What -of i‘? See me spin thistop? Do you reflect that, try as he may, no spider could spin this Se Plague Is Raging Brussers, January 22 According to the, Petit Bleu, bubonic plague is raging among the British troops. in Cape Colony, and many deaths that are attributed to enteric fever and dysentery are due to the plague. Two Miners Were-Killed. Ear.inaton, Ky., January 22 —Union miners, 150 strong, yesterday started on a march from Boxtown to Carbondale mines, in Hopkins County, to stop the non-Union men at work there. On the way a Sheriff’s posse of five men attempted to stop them, an 1 were arrested bya shot, A fusillade followed, the miners retreating. One of their number, Bill Qook, was killed, and another, John Taylor, died of his wounds ina few hours. Boxtown is reported deserted, but offictrs are ‘searching for news of the marching party. . . i Fresh Creame-y Butter “45 cen'saroil At Sigourney’s _ How’s This? yy We offer One Handred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot, be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Props.,, Toledo, O. ~~ We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney. for the last.15 years. and. -believe him perfec'ly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry ou.any obligations made by their firm: West & Truax, Wholesale Droggists, Toledo, O. Watpine, Kinnan& Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, ‘Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and m1cous surfaces of the system. Price 75s per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hali’s Famiiy Pills are the best. MAHER & CO’S Great Clean-Up Sale of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear SEE WINDOW! ‘ ‘ = SEE WINDOW! To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of TAYLOR’S BEST ! ot Just 7 of them left. 6 Ladies’ Chemise—Oid price, $1 12 Ladies’ Chemise—O:d price, brought back to a healthy condition will the aches 4nd pains cease. ‘Aideow . engl mS months ago ad an attack tism in its worst form. The in Rocce completely pros. trated. The attack was an unusually severe one, and taf condition was ous, one of the most a tors in Washington, who is also a member of the fac. ult college here. Hetold me to continue his prescri tion since it ‘became known her case . ‘tigated after all. This enidén ehange. .*** hopeless, the news of her death twelve fimes without receiving the slightes: benefit, I declined to continue h $ treatment any fonger. Having heard of S. S. recommended for Rheumatis minerals in it to disturb the digestion and lead to ruinous habits, Rheumatism this painful disease shoul most complete and interesting book of the kind in existence, It will be sent free to any one desiring cians fully and freely about your case. Mrs. James Keil, of Ninth street, N, DB. Cc. writen as follows; ‘A Po of Sciatic Rhenma. was so intense that I regard. being very danger. mi ded by le docI was atte of a teading medical nsend I would get wall. After having i' filled S.{Swift’s Specifi Sj m, I Wied. almos! TAYLOR'S Nevada City. English Breakfast Tee, AT 75c PER POUND. ee TEA AND COFFEE Other Grades ‘at. Other: Prices, STORE the great vegetable purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in all rheumatic troubles. There are no opiates or SS We have prepared a special book on which every sufferer from read. Itisthe it. Write our es e € no charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA, GA, Oyster Cocktai Clam Buillon. Constantly on hand a large steek of Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons. » Limes ls, Hot Beet Tea and NOTICE. © ect eminete ® Sporting Ns? Se For farther particalars apply at the. rcopvered her sight afew days later.’ a Matriage age is certainly a great ey e@-oper + bop @ mS een Teed, Malady ony Fada County, California ja The well-known.. Lumber! tion was-made for-an aliowance for atBusiness of Cooper Bris, with SEE OUR STOCK! Toy Fre Cae Sweape’s Are Suitable Prese BASE BALLS. —AND— Goods Are nice ' Presents for Boys. ntsfor Girls. Teglr’s Confectionery Commer cia! St » Opp. Teanseript Rlock. CHAS. E. TEGLER, and Doll Cariags Proprietor = a a pared to furnish ~ Delivered f ding Cakes and if you want to . W. E. JOHNSTON Two doors above Brand and Hartung Bros 2 pairs of Ladies” 5 pairs Ladies’ 10 pair L dies’ 2 pair Ladies’ Drawers—Old price, Drawers—Old prica, Drawers—Oid price, won't last long. Our © >rsei Sale is ‘still MUSLIN GOWNS— v iia GOWNS— 7 Old prioe.: 327.. -$ 75 OlG prints oo case Gee de $1 00 New price. ........ 40 NOW Prine. co. 0. senda cae? 65 Just 7 of them left. Just 22 of them left. MUSLIN GOWs's— — GJWNs— Old price.. ..25.0.6.. $1 25 Old price ..... eae $1 50 MOW PHCE 055 OR 75 Now prioe ic chsvccsc. 90 Just 12 of them left. Fast 15 of them left. MUSLIN GOWNS— ee GOWNS— Old price...: Pal, v's die Bg $1 75 Old: price.. o.oo $2 50 New price:... ...2,. 115 Now. priog:. oo.. eo. e. 1 60 Just 9 of them left. These Gowns are made from Fruit of the Loom Muslin ind are full length 25: 11 Ladies’ Chemise—Old price,-75 3; uew price, 403 $1 00; new price, 65c. 2 Ladies’ Chemise—Vid price $1 50 and $1 75; new pric», 993, Come while you can get, your sizo. new price, 75c. They will all ob» sold. Drawers—Oid price, 253 and 35 3; NeW prices, 205. 65 an: 752; new price, 400. : $1 0); new price, 65c. $1 50; new price, $I Ou. If you want to get a genuine baegiin visit, our store today, ore as these goods goiug ou. Respectfally, MAHER & CO. CANDY IS HEALTHFUL This has been p-ov+d by Government experts, and the soldiers in the Philiptines ad otner stations hava been sent tons of candy. this winter. Kat all the candy you wish, when it is pu-e » and made from the best materials, such 4s our fine Coufections always are. A bax of our inimitable Chocolates and Bonbone pleages both old and young. 13 Commercial Street. Nevada City NEW YORK BAKERY, GEORGE HURST, Prop. — H4vine ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT of this well-known baker . t am prethe publie with the finest _ Bread, Pies and?Cakes po. auy part of the city. Wedancy Pastry a specialty. Sell Anything a ! Frame at Pictures ~ Wht Artiste Jud: et Grand Ball ss TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY HALL —on— 3 . WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY.. , February 224, — BY— Co. 6, 2 Int. Keg', LEGG C Ww ¢ 4; SOR <r There will be tamerous apeeisl fea', +. NBVADAGITY, CAL. > . Also Makes Photographs, "The rary Inst and best music. ine few days, At Cape Colony, ’ RRL LT DEITY THE TRANSOR —_— 23 VivescesdQO —<——ore PORTANT SOL iyas That Should Interest Every Something New Every Da Lanch Tongues, just received ey’s. Woe, frat ciate plumbing go t ]. a currants, raisins and just in at Sigourney’s. Tbe man who kaows nothi: wants nothing ought to. be cc ly happy. : pee a would-be actor seems made the mistake of his life by born. Affected indifference to eve of current interest is a fad wit! a a man would be worth ‘pat for the 100 per cent allow ge a load of coal is purcha stead of going to the buyer it . o the cellar. ee Gatmgs Vineyard OMret: and Reisling wines, at Scadden's Carton (Maine) brand Sweet C Scadden’s. ; Pickled pig’s feet, mince m bulk and fresh walnuts just re at T. W. Sigourney’s. Selected Queen Olives in jai fivest inthe land. At Seadden’s Lebr’s Nevada City fresh fr Hare, At Scadden’s. The finest and freshest stock « goods ever brought to this cit: unpacked at Phil Scadden’s. For LifeInsurance see T. B Gi If you suffer with chilblains u: Tane’s chilblain remedies. It uick relief. Vinton sells it. If you should desire anything drinking line you should call : Grotto. It isthe most popular in town and you are always ir treatment. Call on Ed Schmidt when you tnything in the tobacco line. All kinds of Jellies, in Jars, a Scadden’s. . Highest grade Flavoring Extra Bcadden’s. Youshould use Lanoline Cold nn the skin during this cold ealher. Vinton selis it at 25 ce Tomales, in cans—they’re jus’ ran evening lunch, Try them be had at Phil Scadden’s. The time is drawing near whe: will have to make your sewer c tions. Howell does the best of and he will teat you with feirnes For cold storage meats go to ¢ Bres.’ and ycu ere sure te gett) There is considerable sickness ity. Mast of the Cases ure infil but hone of them ure seriozs. The San Francisco. weather™she Mf his baseagain. He predicted 18 lest night and today. Neithe made their appearance. A bulidog bites first and bark ards . An ounce of reality is worth a pf romance, Fame is to notoriety what the jurtle is to the mock. Matrimony often means a mot honey and: years of vivegar, Wealth is the bullseye on the t which all humanity aims, Liquors—For medicinal pul hould be absolutely pure. No york should be tolerated in th icular. We have the abgolu‘els ind of whiskey, brandy; gin ort, Viutons Pharmacy. Five barrels.of the nicest mine Ver brought into this markét ju rived ut P. G. Scadden’s. The public ean precure fine ry and strawberry plants Fre B. Lebr'ht all times. pn! Fools are apt to discern the others aad overlook their own The man Who imagines bit ealth guarante 001, : Women are better quali hg tongue sand witches tha the Bex, dee id Dogs cau't talk, bat you always eS they Mean. Some folk are ut. The averege man isn’t willing nit thet he bas in ragb antil b © much. Some men are alike telescopes raw them out, see through the Hen shut them up. Boneless bone Ham—ready fc tt Scadden’s. : : Hot Beet ‘1ea and Ciuim Bouill Sgler’s Confectionery store. Ssuerkrour, inbulk, at Scadde: The funeral of the infant son . nd Mrs. George Richardson wil ’ C8 On Thursday aiternoon a chek with services at the Ep! phurch . < Aturk+y can live a full oz éou"h wi hout water and food, “seuburger has uninten ional Honstrated that fact. OF ccug "rd was not very fat afier 1 rough such « tr.p. ate Soms very good looking rock elng taken out of the Nevada . nine, Dear the suspeLsion bridg A tig, man is in doub! as 4 eu of kissing a pretty Mra : ve her the benefito tre eis — a entertained . ety riends this aftern . Og her birt bday. “GQ. a were played, a nice lun Petotons * Jolly good time wa ntieth oontury sient et i “che is a sort of colic %