January 30, 1899 (4 pages)

a 2, Fie Re kt an Re. WRIA iene i nl te ogi ee Aided res 2G gS as ee Sec: bs ay eli A Seta gees ait Ey tae eal ae MUD bas Cb ee Or RS aris ols weit fei iD NS Bet ein! DR as Pond ee CT oy eee SPO i eT el eae br ee ee ee eins cll Se A eee Pan os aera aN a eT ee ee erent cone eee 1 Py, os) cI y & eae z. wn Z ip here ays and ind we er than juickly rtunity t much Those ke the , St. . ON, in 4 Ors rated Sold ae * Beer. lmedici ne Wine zer\ and ¢’ 4 -mily i7 ALL E TRANSCRIPT, MONDAY..-aeee SAN, 29, 1899. A Rare Dramatic Troat al the Theater This Evening. "Lovers of good acting will tonight have a rare apportanity of seeing one of Shakespear’s: brightest comedies presented at the local theater by a thoroughly capable and conscientious troupe of players headed by winsome Janet Waldorf. There will be no amateurs,no “sticks” in the cast. Every . ~ lady and gentleman of the company is a finished and: experienced actor, and the play will be properly costumed and staged with due regard for the historical requirements. The performance will be a refreshing and inspiring change from the mediocre class of entertainments that often drift this way and there is no doubt but the discriminating public will show their appreciation of Manager Jacobs’ enterprise. in providiug such an attraction by fillingthe house. = Tomorrow evening on the occasion of their farewell appearance Miss Wal-' dorf and her people will give us the entrancing romantic story of “Romeo and Juliet” as told by the immortal bard of Avon. : Seats are now onsale at Foley’s for both evenings. REDDIK T0 START AGAIN, Plenty of Water to Resume Operations in All Departments. The Reddik drift mine on Selby Hill, two miles and a half from this city, will be started up again tomorrow morning after having been idle most of the time for two months past. Superintendent Skewes has a force of men getting things ready today to resume operations in all departments and _the fall force of some forty men will once more have employment. The shut-dowii was occasioned in the first place by a failure of the water supply at the head of the Central ditch and later by the blocking of that ditch by snow. DBATA OF MRS. MeCULLOUGH Passing of a Pioneer Woman of North San Juan, Mrs. Robert McCullough of North San Juan died of dropsy yesterday after an extended illness. She was one of the pioneer women of that section, having lived there for some thirtyfive years. She had the esteem and friendship of the entire community because of ber many noble qualities. Five or six years ago her husband died. A number of grown children survive Mre McCullough. All but one of them— the eldest son being in the Corean mines—reside in Bridgeport township. A Woodmen’s Entertainment. The Carson News of last Friday says of the gentlemau who will address a public meeting to be held at Pythian Castle Wednesday evening under the auspices of the local camp of Woodmen: “A great treat was given the Woodmen of the World and friends who were present at Odd Fellows hall last evening. Prof. Meakin of Salt Lake City gavea fine address upon Progress aud Fraternity interspersed with elocutionary gems by~different authors chief among which was “Ernst Faithful” by C. C. Goodwin. He also sang Scanlonff’s “Swinging Song” which was splendidly rendered. A short musical, program was pivén by home talent. We can heartily recommend the Professor as one of the most versatile and entertaining of lecturers.” -_——~-70e Viewing Old Scenes Again. John Bennetts, the newly elected Assessor of Monterey county, is here visiting his aunt and cousins, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Tremaine and family. He is receiving a warm welcome all around. Mr. Bennetts used to be a fireman on the Nevada County Narrow Gauge railroad aud was & member of the Congregational choir here. ‘ + 2 oer 7 ee Fraternal Visit Postponed. The local Degree ot Honor -has_postponed its proposed: visit to Grass Valley from next ‘Thursday evening to the spight of February 16th. The postponement is due to the number of ‘counter-attractions here this week. oe « +00 Visited a Hvarauiic Mine. A number of the gentlemen of the “Waldorf Company this afternoon visited the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine, . It. was their first view of this method of mining. ’ (i “San Francisco, January 27, 1899. Iealled upon to record the flight of another gentle soul from our midst. A pioneer of Nevada county—one who made his individuality felt not so much by the strength of his character as by the strength of it—has been called to the bosom of Abrabam; and by that I mean to say that he has gone ‘where all the good go when the spirit leaves the body. Perhaps some do not believe this. Ido. ee Simon Furth;in bis 74th year, was called away on the 25th pre and all that remained of his mortality was con. signed to the grave today. I knew the gentleman quite well. Asa little boy Tremember how often he would pat me on the head and say a kind word or. two; and as a man the warm grasp of his hand has found a responsive thrill in my own. It was in 1855 that I first met Mr. Furth. He was then a member of the firm of A. Block & Company, clothiers: and general outfitters of men. Mild in friends rapidly, and a friend once made he never lost. _ It is rather ditfcult for me to deseribe Mr. Furth to those of your readers who did not have the pleasure of his acquaintance. Can you imagine a . man who has been successful in life, . retired from the cares of business, and yet has taken a deep interest in the affairs of his friends, without having a dollar at stake himself, unless, permaniier, sott-spokenin speech, he made ‘th frrasprassible &. K. Tells About the} gists sell cents. © Tribute to the Memory of & Ploneer Ne-. °"Prot, uenry W. Booker, A. M., the. . ] for the Harbor and Wharf Comimis-. sion, Public Secretary for the St. Louis . School Patrons’ Association and the District Conference of Stewards; also takes an active part in the work of the Epworth League and writes on religious and educational topics for several magazines. How he found relief is best told in his own words: “Some weeks ago my brother heard me say something about indigestion and taking a box from his pocket said, . evening from San Francisco. ‘Try Stuart’s Tablets.’ Idid, and was promptly cured, Then I investigated the nature of the tablets and became satisfied that they were made of just the right things and in just the right proportions to aid in the assimilation of food. I heartily-endorse them in all respects, and I keep them constantly on hand.” j27-80-f1-3-6-8-10 © et OO DOWNER AT THE BAY. _. Bald Mountain Extension. ~ Saturday’s San Francisco News Letter has this: E. K. Downer, the well known Sierra county miner and newspaper man, isin town. Mr. Downer is one of the owners of ‘the celebrated Bald Mountain extension mine, near Pre ay A Grass Valleyan Who Thinks It is an @ ings. Injastice, & . Grass Vater, January 29, 1899. } = Epiror Transoairr:—I would like to Jacob Weissbein returned last night . ®9®wer through the colamus of your from San Francisco. paper an article that appeared in the Morning Union of Saturday, January 28th,‘in reference to the 12 o'clock. ordinance which is now in effect in your town, In ‘my opinion the Morning Union presented a very weak argument. In Leigh McKay was bitten under the eye by a dog this morning. Peter King and family returned last Frank Williams of Newtown is ise ously ill with pleuro-pneumonia. ” loons to close their doors at. midnight The farmers of Clear Creek district tirely un-American and unjust. cemayneverern aramtanemmes PN ing AA 9 ac a 4 ¥ THR MIDNIGHT ORDINANCE.) yy JACKSON, = Depot for Fancy Groceries _ GROCERY . Proprietor . Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale E~ aa PATE FOIS. DEVILEDjAND POTTED A decision in the case of McKnight the first place, the city and county MEATS AND FISH. the Pine Hill Mining C “if grant a man a license to carry on a vs. ne ‘Mining Company will . ' : M : = be rendered Wednesday morning. business, and the city then makes him mime awd eeauses avsecee ar" ond Mikado Soap...cccccsscceseneeeseresRev. Father Lynch. went to Sacra-. P8Y 82 extra tax for police protection Sate WMANIE Es ccssscc bepress vo Silk Soap. eS, iy cpaveiis tuk idueever oc OO mento yesterday to attend the funeral from which all citizens derive an equal Game Cosk Whiskey cope e Cerna teh gees 1 00 Olairette Soap. scciris..eee a6 vawese 05 of the late Rev. Father Hynes of Woodbenefit, and especially the property Monarch (Jug) Whiske es 1 00 Water Queen SOAP. .0c.sceercceneseces 05 oon holder, who does not contribute a cent M ossrisi tess ten : ; a tor -th ‘ . . X Ly Whiskey....0. Facies 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ..-.+seeeee U5 Orrin Mullen, who enlisted in Com-. for the msintenance of those pol.ce-. ) oo. s Rye Whiskey 1 00} Cashmere (white) Soa 05 pany I but was transferred to the San men; and now the City Board and iMaple Rats eee " Prvecceerseseesee Jose company, retarned here last night. the Morning Union seek to deprive the Shetey has: iy aeuuawLijweiws Coaviesss ge Brown (1% Ib bar} sa0. He hua heen mustered ont. USN WhO “pays this Nowaee and special ig le ee oo ioral nek 6 25 _ All the preachers talked from their tax the right to carry on the ‘business Claret Wine ees askete aR Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg 20. pulpita yesterday to favor of the enactcecmaenset cide license, ci rae acne ae nana ae . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 05 ment of an ordinance to compel sa-. *°me other public, places are not given . " se ne se «6 ARABIAN RI cartes eens a time limit. In my opinion it is enies ce. RRASE’ worte? Give it a Trial. = *= = The Union undertakes to explain will begin tomorrow to construct a partially new road over American Ranch Hill'so as to reduce the grade from 1714 per cent to 7 per cent. why one policeman would be sufficient, and almost in the same breath advocates another policeman to patrol Boston Ravine. Does that seem consistForest City. This property, which was} R. Warren was sentenced Saturday . opened up by tunnels over 4,000 feet} night to ninety days in the county jail long, has proved extraordinarily rich,. for obtaining goods under false preent, eh? Then again, they say if the saloons' were closed at 12 o'clock one policechance, some friend had found himself . goiq valued at $1,000,000 having been “pinched?” De dyoes know how many . extracted during the time it was in people Mr. Furth has assisted; but if . operation, $200,000 of which was clear the words I heard today are to be taprofit. Two of the old pliocene river ken as trae there must have been & beds traverse this ground and channumber. I do not believe he had an nels wherever tapped have been fonnd ne ri egivionest ‘ é extremely rich in gold of unusual fineis last busin venture was nl the ave c be: Maxwell, Colusa county. This he sold ie Sak — oe ies ork each ote get hres pst aed eeh me I saw Mr. Furth was at the funeral § nuggets. he gravel deposit of the late Robert McMurray and he . Panged from three and a half to four then told me that his stomach troubled ‘feet in depth, and the bedrock paid him. Tam informed that the cause of well for one and a half feet down. his death was inflammation of the Some carloads of the, gravel extracted bowels. He was confined to his yielded as high as $100 tothe ton. An only about two weeks. . electric plant was installed in the workAmong-the old-time Nevada county \ings, which supplied power and light people I saw at the funeral—there . nderground and at the company’s might have been more—were:: Dan ‘ establishment above. The pay streak Furth and family, Jake Furth (now of . in the channel cut in the ground of the Seattle) and family, A. Block, Judge _ “extension,” ran from fifty to two hunJoachimsen, William H. McOormisk dred feet wide. The largest nugget and wife,-Myer (“Mike”) Lewis, Sol. , found weighed fifty-five ounces, while Lewis, Julius Georff and Herman Levy. ifrom the heart of the channel four Mr. Furth left three children and a” hundred ounces of gold, valued at widow to mourn his loss. The chil$8,000, was cleaned up in six days. dren are two daughters and ason, All , There are still some eight thousand are married and have children of their feet of channel undeveloped in the exown. The remains were interred in tension ground, and the value of the Home of Peace cemetery in San Mateo gravel still in place is estimated at county and were conveyed there by a from $8,000,000 to $12,000,000. So far special train. Rev. Jacob Voorsanger the work has been ‘carried on by a conducted the services at the house number of comparatively poor men, and at the grave. 4 He was, as I said, a good man; and the wealth of this old channel will atmy hope is that his soul will receive tract men of heavier means, more fitted that rest which all—both Jew and Gento cope with the natural difficulties of tile—are striving for. the situation. WALTER Mrap. NBRVOUS DISPBPSIA T) Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Means, _ f'aere is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly onthe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred MAKE A TEST OF STUART’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. No trouble is more common or more misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia. People having it think their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicines. The real seat of the mischief is lost sight of. The stomach is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any pain whatever if the stomach Send for circulars and testimonials. tenses. Today the sentence was rodollars for any case it fails to cure_ man would be enough. Admitting that they are right “in as far as the main streets are concerned” and using their line of argument; if all the business houses were to close five or six hours earlier it seems to me we could get along witliout any policemen. duced to forty days. The arc lamps now in-use for street lighting will probably give way soon to the improved lamps such as are in use in front of Maher & Co.’s store at Nevada City, the latter giving a stronger and steadier light than the.old-ares. A letter received yesterday states that Miss Happy Denton, whose dead body was recently found ip a pond in the Indian Reservation of Humboldt county. where she had been. teaching, was not murdered, but that she came to her death by natural means. She} had been subject te heart failure, and In conclusion I would say that the Union article shows anything but a “go-ahead spirit” in the editor. C.D. M. FSA iteville was broken yesterday after beThe Road Is Open. RUGS, The road-from Moore’s Flat to GranSi *K XK KINKEAD’S : Ts the place Furniture Store to buy nice Presents. Roman _ Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chairs, ~~ PICTURES, EASELS. HOOK OOIOOHOIOIHIOKIOIOIOIO aN OKO PAxS was evidently stricken down while . ing closed with snow for several weeks, crossing the pond and fell into it. and the stége came through today from the upper end of the route in very good time. cation TAT Water Supply Cut Off. The water supply of the Brunswick mine failed last.evening and the machinery was shut down. It is reported at this city that the water was shut off by the Empire’ Mining Company through whose ditch it passes, but a telephone message received at Grass Valley from the mine today stated that the interruption was only temporary and the mine would start up again ia a day or two. ——— + 292 AS EIGER ET ia <i A PgARneNDED smaeaa! A Special Feature. At Prof. Michell’s masquerade ball Friday eveuing it is expected a groupe . representing Uncle Sam’s regulars di. rect from Manila will give an exhibition drill. Clearance: Sale. Will Réopen Next Week. Prof. Ogden’s night school will not be in session this week. He is sufféra ing from an attack of grip and today was unable to teach~in the public : 0 schools, his place being filled by Miss Pe Lizzie Naffziger. He expects to return Aa to his post in the seventh grade tomorrow, and will reopen his night school next week. Biliousness Is cansed by torpid liver, which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Hoods insomina, nervousness, and, 2 if not relieved, bilious fever . or blood poisoning. Hood’s g & Pills stimulate the stomach, 4, © ~o "© i) Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be ‘put upon your pocket book. ~~ Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, 5 order to promote rapid sales. Seipntion, ete. "pp cents. Sold . pall druggists. There’s splendi values offered in The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparil» . Yen's Women’s and Children’s Shoes, _. And Slippers. nity. Don’t neglect to seize the opportu-. nor perhaps any of the usual symptoms pepsia shows itself not in the stomach 30 much asin nearly every organ. In some cases the heart palpitates and is irregular; in others the kidneys are affected; in others the bowels are vonstigated, with headaches; still others are . aS of stomach weakness. Nervous dys. F. J. CHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, O. tle. : Jerry, always ready. Address, Sold by Druggists, prive 75c. per botan a invent or improve; also get CAVEAT TRADE-MARK, Coprhie or DESIGN Hall’s Family Pills are the best. HT PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. ; +100 for free examination and advice. . Six loaves bread for 25 at Homann’s. 3 BOOK ON PATENTS Sng Hag la Wri SN Go To The Owl tor delicious Tom & "CAs ows co. Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. > 2 BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, + Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars jio-tf Lester Steam. Beer a Specialty. ’ “Insure YourseLr against the attacks of fevers, pneumonia and other serious 2 ing a @ few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla now. Hoop’s Pitts are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy to operand prostrating disease by ate. ss *, ow on exhibition in the building on Commercial street opposite Hyman & CGo’s. See the military parades, street scenes in the great cities, land and uaval battles of the war with Spain, America’s battleships and naval commanders, etc. Instructive, beautifal interesting. Admigsivn, five and .ten ee po id a ee wee loss of flesh and appeGo and see the wonderful optigraph PROF. HENRY W. BECKER, A. M. tite with accummulations of gas, sour risings and heartburn. MASKS AND WIGS For the Grand Masquerade Ball to be given on the night of February . 3d. I have a full line of Masks, direct from the factory, which will be @ sold at factory prices. Also ‘AND OTHER FALSE HAIR. Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, . “all and see us. We will make your visit o pleasant one. ber the pl Brace’s old stand, Maiu street, Nevada City. Certificate of Copartnership. —— Grate OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this State, at Nevada City, County of Nevada, under the firm name and style of A and H. W. Hartung; that the names in full of all the nembers of such partnership are AlC.J. BRAND. Manufacturing Jeweler —AND DEALER IN—— Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry nd satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price. Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. Headquarters for Alarm Clocks. If you wish to rise.on time get a reliable Alarm Clock, The anxiety of oversleeping will be eliminated and “ Nature’s sweet restorer” will have full sway. Nickel Alarms from 75c up. Pendulum Clocks Proportionately Cheap. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Successors to F. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing@sleep. The very best remedy for.this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy-a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should. be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commeérciai Streets. assent that the pl of our r to subscribed. our hands, this ist day of December, 1898. . NAMES. Alphonse Hartung, State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this 3ist day of Decem' one thousand eight hundred and elabt, before me, Public e same. : In witness whereof, I have hereunto set phonse Hartung and Henry W. Hartung. and pective resi are set opposite our respective names hereIn witness whereof, we have hereunto set Nevada City, Californi evada City, California. Henry W. Hartung, Nevada City, California. r, in the year P. F. Simonds, a Nota: in and for the County of Nevada, pb It is safe to say that Stuart’s Dyspepfice in the Coun gia Tablets will cure any stomach weakness or disease except cancer of the stomach. Thay cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh and appetite, sleepCome and see the Assortment. year in this Certificate first hand and affixed my Official Sea!, at my ofthe day and MANHOOD RESTORED tae, . , EEE: CSLIPIDENE. Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs sonally +? Alphonse Hartung a Henry . Hartung known to me to SUCH As—— be the same persons whose names are sub. LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNES + err iced an ma thas’ ae get ohPtEs TED A WRARNESS, REDO TENGY u now me . cuted , SES DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. above written. F. SIMONDS, ornia. . ; vada, State of Calif Dated December 31, 1898, {BEAL.] . F. Notary Public in and for the County of Ne2 Doctor has discovered the active principle on whic the vitality of the SE) § The UA Taye dependent. : reason fferers not ed by physicians and medicines is because over % aa ae why sa Fore re OSTRATITIS, tor which CUPLDINE is the only known remjessness, palpitation, heartburn, constipation and headache. stomach diseases by addressing F. A. conts. j24-lw yas for valuable little book = W. H. CRAWFORD, FRED SEARLS, MA IN STREET, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ‘per cent. edy ure the complai: ion. a -. nee be ype giao if a permanent cure is not effe tby the use of : : One. a box, six boxes for $5. < 2076, Sum Francisco, Cal NEVADA CITY. for ulars VY Le Pescncs je ALL couR x eu ilorderste DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. State sod Federal. — ” Tas cale in Nevada City by DICKERMA JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, . oe." oe oh %

a 2, Fie Re kt an Re. WRIA iene i nl te ogi ee Aided res 2G gS as ee Sec: bs ay eli A Seta gees ait Ey tae eal ae MUD bas Cb ee Or RS aris ols weit fei iD NS Bet ein! DR as Pond ee CT oy eee SPO i eT el eae br ee ee ee eins cll Se A eee Pan os aera aN a eT ee ee erent cone eee 1 Py, os) cI y & eae z. wn Z ip here ays and ind we er than juickly rtunity t much Those ke the , St. . ON, in 4 Ors rated Sold ae * Beer. lmedici ne Wine zer\ and ¢’ 4 -mily i7 ALL E TRANSCRIPT, MONDAY...-aeee SAN, 29, 1899. A Rare Dramatic Troat al the Theater This Evening. "Lovers of good acting will tonight have a rare apportanity of seeing one of Shakespear’s: brightest comedies presented at the local theater by a thoroughly capable and conscientious troupe of players headed by winsome Janet Waldorf. There will be no amateurs,no “sticks” in the cast. Every . ~ lady and gentleman of the company is a finished and: experienced actor, and the play will be properly costumed and staged with due regard for the historical requirements. The performance will be a refreshing and inspiring change from the mediocre class of entertainments that often drift this way and there is no doubt but the discriminating public will show their appreciation of Manager Jacobs’ enterprise. in providiug such an attraction by fillingthe house. = Tomorrow evening on the occasion of their farewell appearance Miss Wal-' dorf and her people will give us the entrancing romantic story of “Romeo and Juliet” as told by the immortal bard of Avon. : Seats are now onsale at Foley’s for both evenings. REDDIK T0 START AGAIN, Plenty of Water to Resume Operations in All Departments. The Reddik drift mine on Selby Hill, two miles and a half from this city, will be started up again tomorrow morning after having been idle most of the time for two months past. Superintendent Skewes has a force of men getting things ready today to resume operations in all departments and _the fall force of some forty men will once more have employment. The shut-dowii was occasioned in the first place by a failure of the water supply at the head of the Central ditch and later by the blocking of that ditch by snow. DBATA OF MRS. MeCULLOUGH Passing of a Pioneer Woman of North San Juan, Mrs. Robert McCullough of North San Juan died of dropsy yesterday after an extended illness. She was one of the pioneer women of that section, having lived there for some thirtyfive years. She had the esteem and friendship of the entire community because of ber many noble qualities. Five or six years ago her husband died. A number of grown children survive Mre McCullough. All but one of them— the eldest son being in the Corean mines—reside in Bridgeport township. A Woodmen’s Entertainment. The Carson News of last Friday says of the gentlemau who will address a public meeting to be held at Pythian Castle Wednesday evening under the auspices of the local camp of Woodmen: “A great treat was given the Woodmen of the World and friends who were present at Odd Fellows hall last evening. Prof. Meakin of Salt Lake City gavea fine address upon Progress aud Fraternity interspersed with elocutionary gems by~different authors chief among which was “Ernst Faithful” by C. C. Goodwin. He also sang Scanlonff’s “Swinging Song” which was splendidly rendered. A short musical, program was pivén by home talent. We can heartily recommend the Professor as one of the most versatile and entertaining of lecturers.” -_——~-70e Viewing Old Scenes Again. John Bennetts, the newly elected Assessor of Monterey county, is here visiting his aunt and cousins, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Tremaine and family. He is receiving a warm welcome all around. Mr. Bennetts used to be a fireman on the Nevada County Narrow Gauge railroad aud was & member of the Congregational choir here. ‘ + 2 oer 7 ee Fraternal Visit Postponed. The local Degree ot Honor -has_postponed its proposed: visit to Grass Valley from next ‘Thursday evening to the spight of February 16th. The postponement is due to the number of ‘counter-attractions here this week. oe « +00 Visited a Hvarauiic Mine. A number of the gentlemen of the “Waldorf Company this afternoon visited the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine, . It. was their first view of this method of mining. ’ (i “San Francisco, January 27, 1899. Iealled upon to record the flight of another gentle soul from our midst. A pioneer of Nevada county—one who made his individuality felt not so much by the strength of his character as by the strength of it—has been called to the bosom of Abrabam; and by that I mean to say that he has gone ‘where all the good go when the spirit leaves the body. Perhaps some do not believe this. Ido. ee Simon Furth;in bis 74th year, was called away on the 25th pre and all that remained of his mortality was con. signed to the grave today. I knew the gentleman quite well. Asa little boy Tremember how often he would pat me on the head and say a kind word or. two; and as a man the warm grasp of his hand has found a responsive thrill in my own. It was in 1855 that I first met Mr. Furth. He was then a member of the firm of A. Block & Company, clothiers: and general outfitters of men. Mild in friends rapidly, and a friend once made he never lost. _ It is rather ditfcult for me to deseribe Mr. Furth to those of your readers who did not have the pleasure of his acquaintance. Can you imagine a . man who has been successful in life, . retired from the cares of business, and yet has taken a deep interest in the affairs of his friends, without having a dollar at stake himself, unless, permaniier, sott-spokenin speech, he made ‘th frrasprassible &. K. Tells About the} gists sell cents. © Tribute to the Memory of & Ploneer Ne-. °"Prot, uenry W. Booker, A. M., the. . ] for the Harbor and Wharf Comimis-. sion, Public Secretary for the St. Louis . School Patrons’ Association and the District Conference of Stewards; also takes an active part in the work of the Epworth League and writes on religious and educational topics for several magazines. How he found relief is best told in his own words: “Some weeks ago my brother heard me say something about indigestion and taking a box from his pocket said, . evening from San Francisco. ‘Try Stuart’s Tablets.’ Idid, and was promptly cured, Then I investigated the nature of the tablets and became satisfied that they were made of just the right things and in just the right proportions to aid in the assimilation of food. I heartily-endorse them in all respects, and I keep them constantly on hand.” j27-80-f1-3-6-8-10 © et OO DOWNER AT THE BAY. _. Bald Mountain Extension. ~ Saturday’s San Francisco News Letter has this: E. K. Downer, the well known Sierra county miner and newspaper man, isin town. Mr. Downer is one of the owners of ‘the celebrated Bald Mountain extension mine, near Pre ay A Grass Valleyan Who Thinks It is an @ ings. Injastice, & . Grass Vater, January 29, 1899. } = Epiror Transoairr:—I would like to Jacob Weissbein returned last night . ®9®wer through the colamus of your from San Francisco. paper an article that appeared in the Morning Union of Saturday, January 28th,‘in reference to the 12 o'clock. ordinance which is now in effect in your town, In ‘my opinion the Morning Union presented a very weak argument. In Leigh McKay was bitten under the eye by a dog this morning. Peter King and family returned last Frank Williams of Newtown is ise ously ill with pleuro-pneumonia. ” loons to close their doors at. midnight The farmers of Clear Creek district tirely un-American and unjust. cemayneverern aramtanemmes PN ing AA 9 ac a 4 ¥ THR MIDNIGHT ORDINANCE.) yy JACKSON, = Depot for Fancy Groceries _ GROCERY .. Proprietor . Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale E~ aa PATE FOIS. DEVILEDjAND POTTED A decision in the case of McKnight the first place, the city and county MEATS AND FISH. the Pine Hill Mining C “if grant a man a license to carry on a vs. ne ‘Mining Company will . ' : M : = be rendered Wednesday morning. business, and the city then makes him mime awd eeauses avsecee ar" ond Mikado Soap......cccccsscceseneeeseresRev. Father Lynch. went to Sacra-. P8Y 82 extra tax for police protection Sate WMANIE Es ccssscc bepress vo Silk Soap. eS, iy cpaveiis tuk idueever oc OO mento yesterday to attend the funeral from which all citizens derive an equal Game Cosk Whiskey cope e Cerna teh gees 1 00 Olairette Soap. scciris....eee a6 vawese 05 of the late Rev. Father Hynes of Woodbenefit, and especially the property Monarch (Jug) Whiske es 1 00 Water Queen SOAP. ..0c.sceercceneseces 05 oon holder, who does not contribute a cent M ossrisi tess ten : ; a tor -th ‘ . . X Ly Whiskey........0. Facies 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ....-.+seeeee U5 Orrin Mullen, who enlisted in Com-. for the msintenance of those pol.ce-. ) oo. s Rye Whiskey 1 00} Cashmere (white) Soa 05 pany I but was transferred to the San men; and now the City Board and iMaple Rats eee " Prvecceerseseesee Jose company, retarned here last night. the Morning Union seek to deprive the Shetey has: iy aeuuawLijweiws Coaviesss ge Brown (1% Ib bar} sa0. He hua heen mustered ont.. USN WhO “pays this Nowaee and special ig le ee oo ioral nek 6 25 _ All the preachers talked from their tax the right to carry on the ‘business Claret Wine ees askete aR Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg 20. pulpita yesterday to favor of the enactcecmaenset cide license, ci rae acne ae nana ae . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. 05 ment of an ordinance to compel sa-. *°me other public, places are not given . " se ne se «6 ARABIAN RI cartes eens a time limit. In my opinion it is enies ce. RRASE’ worte? Give it a Trial. = *= = The Union undertakes to explain will begin tomorrow to construct a partially new road over American Ranch Hill'so as to reduce the grade from 1714 per cent to 7 per cent. why one policeman would be sufficient, and almost in the same breath advocates another policeman to patrol Boston Ravine. Does that seem consistForest City. This property, which was} R. Warren was sentenced Saturday . opened up by tunnels over 4,000 feet} night to ninety days in the county jail long, has proved extraordinarily rich,. for obtaining goods under false preent, eh? Then again, they say if the saloons' were closed at 12 o'clock one policechance, some friend had found himself . goiq valued at $1,000,000 having been “pinched?” De dyoes know how many . extracted during the time it was in people Mr. Furth has assisted; but if . operation, $200,000 of which was clear the words I heard today are to be taprofit. Two of the old pliocene river ken as trae there must have been & beds traverse this ground and channumber. I do not believe he had an nels wherever tapped have been fonnd ne ri egivionest ‘ é extremely rich in gold of unusual fineis last busin venture was nl the ave c be: Maxwell, Colusa county. This he sold ie Sak — oe ies ork each ote get hres pst aed eeh me I saw Mr. Furth was at the funeral § nuggets. he gravel deposit of the late Robert McMurray and he . Panged from three and a half to four then told me that his stomach troubled ‘feet in depth, and the bedrock paid him. Tam informed that the cause of well for one and a half feet down. his death was inflammation of the Some carloads of the, gravel extracted bowels. He was confined to his yielded as high as $100 tothe ton. An only about two weeks. . electric plant was installed in the workAmong-the old-time Nevada county \ings, which supplied power and light people I saw at the funeral—there . nderground and at the company’s might have been more—were:: Dan ‘ establishment above. The pay streak Furth and family, Jake Furth (now of . in the channel cut in the ground of the Seattle) and family, A. Block, Judge _ “extension,” ran from fifty to two hunJoachimsen, William H. McOormisk dred feet wide. The largest nugget and wife,-Myer (“Mike”) Lewis, Sol. , found weighed fifty-five ounces, while Lewis, Julius Georff and Herman Levy. ifrom the heart of the channel four Mr. Furth left three children and a” hundred ounces of gold, valued at widow to mourn his loss. The chil$8,000, was cleaned up in six days. dren are two daughters and ason, All , There are still some eight thousand are married and have children of their feet of channel undeveloped in the exown. The remains were interred in tension ground, and the value of the Home of Peace cemetery in San Mateo gravel still in place is estimated at county and were conveyed there by a from $8,000,000 to $12,000,000. So far special train. Rev. Jacob Voorsanger the work has been ‘carried on by a conducted the services at the house number of comparatively poor men, and at the grave. 4 He was, as I said, a good man; and the wealth of this old channel will atmy hope is that his soul will receive tract men of heavier means, more fitted that rest which all—both Jew and Gento cope with the natural difficulties of tile—are striving for. the situation. WALTER Mrap. NBRVOUS DISPBPSIA T) Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Means, _ f'aere is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few

years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly onthe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred MAKE A TEST OF STUART’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. No trouble is more common or more misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia. People having it think their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicines. The real seat of the mischief is lost sight of. The stomach is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any pain whatever if the stomach Send for circulars and testimonials. tenses. Today the sentence was rodollars for any case it fails to cure_ man would be enough. Admitting that they are right “in as far as the main streets are concerned” and using their line of argument; if all the business houses were to close five or six hours earlier it seems to me we could get along witliout any policemen. duced to forty days. The arc lamps now in-use for street lighting will probably give way soon to the improved lamps such as are in use in front of Maher & Co.’s store at Nevada City, the latter giving a stronger and steadier light than the.old-ares. A letter received yesterday states that Miss Happy Denton, whose dead body was recently found ip a pond in the Indian Reservation of Humboldt county. where she had been. teaching, was not murdered, but that she came to her death by natural means. She} had been subject te heart failure, and In conclusion I would say that the Union article shows anything but a “go-ahead spirit” in the editor. C.D. M. FSA iteville was broken yesterday after beThe Road Is Open. RUGS, The road-from Moore’s Flat to GranSi *K XK KINKEAD’S : Ts the place Furniture Store to buy nice Presents. Roman _ Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chairs, ~~ PICTURES, EASELS. HOOK OOIOOHOIOIHIOKIOIOIOIO aN OKO PAxS was evidently stricken down while . ing closed with snow for several weeks, crossing the pond and fell into it. and the stége came through today from the upper end of the route in very good time. cation TAT Water Supply Cut Off. The water supply of the Brunswick mine failed last.evening and the machinery was shut down. It is reported at this city that the water was shut off by the Empire’ Mining Company through whose ditch it passes, but a telephone message received at Grass Valley from the mine today stated that the interruption was only temporary and the mine would start up again ia a day or two. ——— + 292 AS EIGER ET ia <i A PgARneNDED smaeaa! A Special Feature. At Prof. Michell’s masquerade ball Friday eveuing it is expected a groupe . representing Uncle Sam’s regulars di. rect from Manila will give an exhibition drill. Clearance: Sale. Will Réopen Next Week. Prof. Ogden’s night school will not be in session this week. He is sufféra ing from an attack of grip and today was unable to teach~in the public : 0 schools, his place being filled by Miss Pe Lizzie Naffziger. He expects to return Aa to his post in the seventh grade tomorrow, and will reopen his night school next week. Biliousness Is cansed by torpid liver, which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Hoods insomina, nervousness, and, 2 if not relieved, bilious fever . or blood poisoning. Hood’s g & Pills stimulate the stomach, 4, © ~o "© i) Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be ‘put upon your pocket book. ~~ Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, 5 order to promote rapid sales. Seipntion, ete. "pp cents. Sold . pall druggists. There’s splendi values offered in The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparil» . Yen's Women’s and Children’s Shoes, _. And Slippers. nity. Don’t neglect to seize the opportu-. nor perhaps any of the usual symptoms pepsia shows itself not in the stomach 30 much asin nearly every organ. In some cases the heart palpitates and is irregular; in others the kidneys are affected; in others the bowels are vonstigated, with headaches; still others are . aS of stomach weakness.. Nervous dys. F. J. CHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, O. tle. : Jerry, always ready. Address, Sold by Druggists, prive 75c. per botan a invent or improve; also get CAVEAT TRADE-MARK, Coprhie or DESIGN Hall’s Family Pills are the best. HT PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. ; +100 for free examination and advice. . Six loaves bread for 25 at Homann’s. 3 BOOK ON PATENTS Sng Hag la Wri SN Go To The Owl tor delicious Tom & "CAs ows co. Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. > 2 BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, + Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars jio-tf Lester Steam. Beer a Specialty. ’ “Insure YourseLr against the attacks of fevers, pneumonia and other serious 2 ing a @ few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla now. Hoop’s Pitts are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy to operand prostrating disease by ate. ss *, ow on exhibition in the building on Commercial street opposite Hyman & CGo’s. See the military parades, street scenes in the great cities, land and uaval battles of the war with Spain, America’s battleships and naval commanders, etc. Instructive, beautifal interesting. Admigsivn, five and .ten ee po id a ee wee loss of flesh and appeGo and see the wonderful optigraph PROF. HENRY W. BECKER, A. M. tite with accummulations of gas, sour risings and heartburn. MASKS AND WIGS For the Grand Masquerade Ball to be given on the night of February . 3d. I have a full line of Masks, direct from the factory, which will be @ sold at factory prices. Also ‘AND OTHER FALSE HAIR. Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, . “all and see us. We will make your visit o pleasant one. ber the pl Brace’s old stand, Maiu street, Nevada City. Certificate of Copartnership. —— Grate OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this State, at Nevada City, County of Nevada, under the firm name and style of A and H. W. Hartung; that the names in full of all the nembers of such partnership are AlC.J. BRAND. Manufacturing Jeweler —AND DEALER IN—— Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry nd satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price. Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. Headquarters for Alarm Clocks. If you wish to rise.on time get a reliable Alarm Clock, The anxiety of oversleeping will be eliminated and “ Nature’s sweet restorer” will have full sway. Nickel Alarms from 75c up. Pendulum Clocks Proportionately Cheap. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Successors to F. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing@sleep. The very best remedy for.this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy-a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should. be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commeérciai Streets. assent that the pl of our r to subscribed. our hands, this ist day of December, 1898. . NAMES. Alphonse Hartung, State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this 3ist day of Decem' one thousand eight hundred and elabt, before me, Public e same. : In witness whereof, I have hereunto set phonse Hartung and Henry W. Hartung. and pective resi are set opposite our respective names hereIn witness whereof, we have hereunto set Nevada City, Californi evada City, California. Henry W. Hartung, Nevada City, California. r, in the year P. F. Simonds, a Nota: in and for the County of Nevada, pb It is safe to say that Stuart’s Dyspepfice in the Coun gia Tablets will cure any stomach weakness or disease except cancer of the stomach. Thay cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh and appetite, sleepCome and see the Assortment. year in this Certificate first hand and affixed my Official Sea!, at my ofthe day and MANHOOD RESTORED tae, . , EEE: CSLIPIDENE. Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs sonally +? Alphonse Hartung a Henry . Hartung known to me to SUCH As—— be the same persons whose names are sub. LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNES + err iced an ma thas’ ae get ohPtEs TED A WRARNESS, REDO TENGY u now me . cuted , SES DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. above written. F. SIMONDS, ornia. . ; vada, State of Calif Dated December 31, 1898, {BEAL.] . F. Notary Public in and for the County of Ne2 Doctor has discovered the active principle on whic the vitality of the SE) § The UA Taye dependent. : reason fferers not ed by physicians and medicines is because over % aa ae why sa Fore re OSTRATITIS, tor which CUPLDINE is the only known remjessness, palpitation, heartburn, constipation and headache. stomach diseases by addressing F. A. conts. j24-lw yas for valuable little book = W. H. CRAWFORD, FRED SEARLS, MA IN STREET, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ‘per cent. edy ure the complai: ion. a -. nee be ype giao if a permanent cure is not effe tby the use of : : One. a box, six boxes for $5. < 2076, Sum Francisco, Cal NEVADA CITY. for ulars VY Le Pescncs je ALL couR x eu ilorderste DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. State sod Federal. — ” Tas cale in Nevada City by DICKERMA JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, . oe." oe oh %