July 10, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSORIPT. “See nd Legal Hol siiolidays br ‘BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. t. 8, OALEING. <. JULY 10, 1899. “Afnanias misdirected his talefts. That.was his main difficulty.” “Why, he was a person ‘of unmitigated mendacity,” replied the man who never allows his feelings to distarb his vocabulary. “Of course. That’s what we are obliged to call him. But if he had cunfined himself to predicting cold waves in summer and. hot waves in winter he might have been held up. to admiration as an optimist.” A certain girl, with a philosopher’s bead on her shoulders, says: “The first time my fellow kissed me I felt like a tub of roses swimming in honey, nutmeg and cranberries. I felt as if something was running thiough my nerves on feét of diamonds, escorted by several little cupids in chariots drawn by angels, shaded by honeysuckles, and the whole spread over with melted rainbows.” -2@~EChappie bad just returned from a visit to England. “Now, my dear boy,” said his friend who met him on the pier, “keep your mouth shut. Don’t say a word to the custom house’ people.” “Fawncy, now!” said Chappie, “And why, me deah fellah?” “Because they’ll make you pay duty on that new Eaglish accent of yours.” “Quite so !”’' And he smuggled it in. “Mushrooms are queer vegetables,” said the professor. “At night there will be no signs of them, and in the morning they will be found sturdy and full grown.” “Yes,” answered the man who lives in atown where all wires are supposed to be underground, “mushrooms are queer that way. And I’ve noticed the same thing about telegraph and telepbone poles.” ——___— + +e “Gran’pop,” he began, turning the loaves of his book, “did your history use to say that the Spaniards settled this country?” “I believe it did, my my boy.” “Well, the new ones won't say that.” “What will they say, Ostend?” “This country settled the Spaniards.” Then grandpop gave him a dime. sissies esha _._ Inspector—I notice that_in this. photograph you are bald. Home-coming American—Yes, my hair grew out, waoile 1 was abroad. ‘Then I shall have to charge you the special duty on European-grown bair.” -eBsGeneral John B. Gordon has made considerable money as a lecturer in the past year or so. He intends to invest a good share of it in a sheep raising venture on bis Georgia plantation. Mr. E. 8. Purcell, the author of the seneational life of Cardinal Manning, is dead at the age of 76 years. He was engaged in writing the life of his triend, Cardinal Newman. He—I do wish you would hurry a little with your dressing,.for we are very late. She—Hurrj‘? Why, I have been hurrying as hard as I. can for the last two and a half hours, “Quizzer—Why wouldu’t Skinflint enlist? Guyer—They probably: put it on the ground that it was a debs he ‘Owed the country. — * Abraham Barker, t the first president of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, has been a member of the exchange for 45 years. Dr. O. P. Wolcott of Milwaukee is a practicing physician at the age of 97. His first vote was cast for John Quincy Adams. —_——— + #@e o— Hicks—Living on a: farm, as usual, this, summer? Beech (with a sigh)— Yes; just as we usually live on a farm. ‘How Is Your Wife? wie 4das she lost her beauty?. If.eo,.Con. ‘stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches ure the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half a century. Price 25 cts. and 650 cts. Money refunded if: results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf eee See Geo. Hughes Thursday night. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Dally Chronicle of 1 of the Dotngs of Old fe and Young, _ Mrs. Chris Palich me returned from atrip below. Mayor Porter of Chicago Park was in town. yesterday. ae Charles T. Worthley is down today from Washington. Miss Emily Monroe returned yesterday to San Francisco. Dahl Nivens, the foundryman, went to the Plumbago mine today. Aaron Meyers of San Francisco is visiting L. Hyman and family, _ W.H-Danlap goes to the seashore tomorrow to spend his vacation. Mrs. Charles McLean of Graniteville has been spending a few days here. Rev. Father Dermody arrived here ‘Saturday evening from Downieville. Miss Annie Curnow will return tomorrow froma visit to her brother at Sonora. Harry Lawrence, who has _ been dangerously ill at San Francisco, is improving. Ed and Paul R chards left today for San Francisco to spend a two weeks’ vacation. W. S. McIutire, Wm. McGregor and Wu. Nisbet went up on to-day’s Washington stage. F. X. Becker, a pioneer resident, hotelkeeper and merchant of Howland Flat, is here today. T. H. Hicks, millman at the Plumbago, returned today to the mine after a few days’ visit with his family here. Mrs. John Richards went. to Washington today to visit. her sister, Mrs. Austin, and her brother, John Walsh. Mrs. A.M. Dobbie of North Bloomfield is visiting Wm. H. Crawford’s family at this city. She arrived last evening. Major Heuer of the U. 8 Debris Commission and John Martin of the Yuba Power Company passed through town yesterday. Mrs. P. Rosalie Shipley arrived here last evening from Oakland ‘and went to Camptonville on to-day’s Sierra county stage. George R. Tuttle, W. L. Ducey, Geo. F. Miles, Harry J. York and Albert York went up country on to-day’s Sierra county stage, Mrs. C. Skehan has returned to San Francisco after a visit with the Shurtleff family. Little Verda Shurtleff went down with her. R. C. Wilson, a railroad man who has a ran between Oakland and Stockton, . went today to Relief Hill to spend his vacation with relatives. Marshal Petitt, a prominent educator of Chicago who used to reside in Sierra county, went up country on to-day’s North Bioomfield stage. Miss Etta Steinegger, a student at the Cooper Medical College in San Francisco, arrived bere last evening on a visit to her brother Robert. Bert Ivey of this city and ex-Pestmaster B. 0. Morgan of Grass Valley leave this week on atwo weeks’ camping excursion in the mountains. Miss Myra Ostrom, who bas been in charge of the millinery department of Wm. H. Crawford’s store, returned today to her home at North Bloomfield: Capt. P. T. Riley, who is now practicing law in Sau Francisco, has been spending a few days at Grass Valley. He visited the county seat Saturday night. J. Levy of Diamond Springs accompanied by his daughter, Miss May Levy, and by Miss Viola Kleininbuarg of San Francisco are visiting at Grass Valley and this city. Mrs. Wm. Reynolds of this city, Mrs. Sexton’ of San Francisco and Mrs. Richard Trathen of,Grass Valley went to Washington today on a visit. They will return tomorrow. Rev. J. T. Murrish, formerly. pastor of the Methodist church at this city and now located at Placerville, has been honored by the conferring of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy upon him by the trustees of Franklin college, New Athens, Ohio. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s . of the State this season. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest. For Life Insurance see T.B. Gray. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. ‘Wagner, physician and surgeon. _Alltsilk veiling 1c atthe Racket Store. Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. eee * Male deer can be killed on and after next Saturday.George f. Beckley “has tone: the Heyer residence on Nevada street.—-House and lot for sale. Enquire of George ©. Gaylord. m6-tf Ice Cold Gilt Edge. Beer at the Referee Saloon, the bestin the land. tf The store of Coleman Thornton of Washington was robbed of $80 a few evenings ago while the proprietor was at supper. Tickets are selling well for the amateur play at: the theater Thursday night. The best local talent is lending a hand in making it a success, Althougb $110,000 was lost to the county assessment roll by the Craig and McLean estates, the total footing is $8625 more than last year which re‘flects gréat credit on Assessor Schroedér ‘and his force. The Woodland journals announce that there will be no fair in that city this year. This seemsto end the probability of a circuit of racing in this part At one time it was thought Nevada City, Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff, Willows and Woodland would arrange race meetings. Last night a Chinese was carrying a quantity of eggs along Commercial street when five Grass Valley hoodlums knocked them. to the ground and broke. them. Policeman Fowler gave chase to the offenders, but they dodged him as he was not thén aware of their identity. Since then their names have been obtained and Constable. Dillon will go down after them. «> Judge Searls For President. The.Society of California Pioneers . has elected the following named officers: Presiderit, Niles Searls; Vice Presidents, E. W. McKinstry, San Francisco; James Palucte, San Francisco; Walter Van Dyke, Los: Angeles; George Hagar, Colusa; D. O. Mills, New York; Treasurer, F. W. Tallant; Marshal, John F. Pinkham; Directors, A. R. Cotton, J. H. Jewett H. H. Tilden, E M. Root, H. B. Ross, EB. ‘I. Kruse, William Z ‘Iiffany, Allen seiiazk? and W.0, Gibbs, 2 (OR AE ST IS bin .“You are wanted around the corner,” exclaimed the citizen, confidéntly.~~ ° The policeman laughed aloud. “I know better,” he replied, “When Iam wanted I can’t be found. Since I have been found, I can’t possibly be wanted!” Here we see how important after all it is to understand something of the formal or scholastic logic which it has become the fushion of modern science to sneer at. oS ate They were seated at the ice cream table. “Oh, dear,” said the sweet girl, fanning her cheek, “I’m melting.” The young man saw an opportunity. “I kuew it was rather warm,” he said, “but I didn’t think it was.as hotas that.” “What do you mean?” “Why, hot enough to melt pure gold.” : “A man in Jo Daviess couuty sent $2 to New York for the purpose of finding out ‘how to make $100 a day.’”. “And did he find-out?” “Yes. He ‘received a letter containing a slip on. which these words were printed: “Geta job in a mint.” ~~ Dr. Solf, the new president of the manicipal council of Samoa, is a typical German, fall, robust, florid. He speaks English perfect ly. ‘Of the “old Maine guard” in the house only Captain Boutelle remains, now that Speaker Reed has retired. On Every Bottle. Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is. this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price ‘paid.” Price 25 cts 50 ets. and $1.00. -Forsale by H. Dickerman, the jdraggist. t mol a ae: F Faker Who is is Said to ‘be Dring : This Way. dle has been working Woodland and is said to.be drifting this way. He has “AB ‘SHINDLES “GIRLS. aiden mn rion: . ‘Wi Give dofrds Another Chines to ~Retrlove His Last Laurels A man with & patent medicine swin. . The Appeal says that dering. iii recént visit to Stockton Theo. Van Buskirk, the Marysville heavy weight, chala. madieine;-which te ‘olatme wilt} ledged-dim Gallorke toret move freckels, corns, make the hair grow and do many other marvelous things. _He is rather good looking and he has! an oily. tongue. His stock in trade . : consists of some kind of: a lotion dane up in 8mall bottles, which in turn are encased in a neat box. His scheme is a fake on its ‘surface, but he is wise in practicing his. deception on inexperienced girls, who are more Hable. to be duped, The bottles are sealed and ig selling them be makes this proposition: You pay $2 and got the medicine. On some fatare day he promises to return and: get your testimonial, at the same time refund $1.50, providing you have not broken the seal when he returns. In otber words, he ebarges you $2 for a few cents worth of pasteboard, with some worthless stuff thrown in, and binds you not to use it for a certain time in order that he may do up the whole town before his fake is discoyered. An Unruly Prisoner. Sheriff Getchell and Bejamin. McClintock have returned from the asylum at Napa where on Saturday evening they turned Nich las White over to the authorities. They had a hard time getting the unfortunate man to his future home. He was noisy.and violent, and it was necessary. to keep both his hands aud feet strapped. Even then ‘he managed to break a window on the Narrow Gauge and also on the Central Pacific railroad and to wreck a seat on the latter line. ‘There is bat slight prospect of bis ever regaining his reason. : \: “I’m going West. for a little vacation with -a lot. of good fellows,” he said. «What book will be of the most service to me in our ramblings about the country-?” reply. a BORN. At San Francisco, Jaly 7th, 1899, to the wife of Jos. C. Young (formerly Alice O’Neil!), a daughter. “Hoyle,” was . the ready }, match before the athletic club of that . city. Heis the man whom the papers claim a bout in Sonoma about two years ago. The Appeal says: “Van Buskirk has City, Auburn and Sacramento, and . each time put bim out in two founds.” This statement is aii error, but Van has nevertheless proven himself the better man on one or two occasions. . -Jeffords bas made several strides up-wards lately; and has éxpressédthe intention of having the’ scalp ‘of: his. many-time vanquisber in his belt be-. . fore long. Van also. offered to wager $250 against. $100 that the. man would . not last ten rounds. Van Buskirk expects to hear: that the match has been arranged within a few days, and he will then start in RCs tive training for the contest which will vome off during. the Jatter part of next. month, — 4 Trouble Over ta Mall Route. J. L. Yaden, the star; route contractor whe bid in the mail route between this city and Graniteville, today employed R. M.juatta to do the carryingyat $9 a day until he can make. “otter arrange-ments. Yaden’ reveives: but $4 25 a day from the government. The stage conipany refused to take it unless they. ! could have some assurance, besides Mr. Yader’s. “personal eenepntle: ‘that the bill would be paid, Tells: the stole When your head aches,;-and you -feel--bitious, -eonstiF pated, eae rap ed tune, ho your stomach sour o. appetite, ‘just. buy a package of ““ Hood’s Pills And take a dose; Hid 1 to-4 pills, You will be Bt rised at. how they will do their ‘work, cure your headache and biliousnes3, reuse’ the liver,and make you feel happy again. 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers, as en et If it’s Good Baking Powder you want — Try Have. roo Stores a Thats Why Quality so Good Prices so Bosonst Commercial street, . Nevada Clity. Main street, . .-Grass Valley. “Like Nectar to My. Lips.” Ice As Cream Expressed By a Lady Soda. Patron. j Foley’s, 18 Commertial Street, Nevada City. Is the Poetic De cription’ Of Our é : For Sale. Furniture of residence of Geo. L, Hughes. All in good condition. Enon're on premises, corner Winter and Court street, Biw 200 Cords of Wood For Sale. .Two-hundred cords of oak and pine wood, principally oak, is offered for sale in one lot at the Milliken ranch. Enquire of Joe f Feemicoloryat Solari’s, or of Joe Delgrosse, All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes: Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. BOSSPSSSSSOS The man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in am awful predicament if they read the onsider deception an art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. : Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. be good friends just the same,NECKWEAR. We party all. the latest betes 4 Care ( Confidential to eG People Who Wear igi Particularly those who _ Think of Buying. Light Weight UNDERWEAR. All kinds and colors. — the ress bed warm weather. t siatart meee We carry the celebrated, bina = * x Pc 2 Hnep, s we Powder feat American Taport'ng'Tea Gus) ered by footwear from our stock.4They . have room for natural’ movement. fhe Shoes we offer ate Yoomy but not ill-shaped. They conform to the easy and durable. The stock. honest leather, tanned and prepared in ricz wl LA way as to give the best possible erv Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid Shoes have no equal. then? eq Have you seen Repairing prom rt id 2 Aone at reasonable priaas? ~ sa mi BOVEY BROS., sae Broad Street. at, give you the figures. this: work expeditious. fF Safely. and at moderate cost. When it is done you — the best light the world ae so low price. ELEOHT does not explode. It does not poison’ the air of your rooms. It does not. Smoke your walls, It. does tot give you: the » cern. in he! way. Use It. Once, patrons. ‘Comeand Ik Be apeeb th me a % with NEVADA. COUNTY . ELECTRIC IC POWER co: go oa oUt ee os [reas THe & suPRRiOn ea i ae aS different Clothing sii taicahe) ae phil Fair dealing is artistic enough for us, It makes new friends and holds. old, ones, Onr. Return it and get your money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil . ; SSoount anreaubred waa te horn >, Publi ae. e} . bad Jeffords on “queer street” during. i fought Jeffords at Grass Valley, Nevada . tu a tab Da Over The Telephone,from Pacific Grove. _ Sylvan Haas haa gone to Berkeley to Nevin died Saturday at San Miguel. "Misses “A. Van Orden and Annie fo Tos Angeles. _ Angeles to visit’ roney’s family, The Acme Gun Ch invite their lady friends. : Yesterday some physicians rr ov the right eye of Mre. P. Mulcahy . Newtown. It was diseased. $1005 50 was collected for the Fourth of July celebration at Grass. Valley, and the expenditures were $974. . Are those whick:are: chentosteias Govlines of the. foot. They. are handsome, . ; used. is Wat Yor House Wired 2} } has ever poown and at.com-. . slightest ‘anhoyance or oonf _You’ll Have No Other. hey’ That’s the’ verdict of. all oar.) . The $20,000 estate left by Felix le tour, a resident. here in the eighties, is b:ing contested at San Francisco, La. tour willed everything to Mrs. Caro3 line Ford of Twin. Vaet eeeenty “Colonel Thoms B. George, siatrna’ “of the board of civil ‘service examir ha St. Augustine, Fla., and co that port, was the. first schoolmaster . under whom President a was -® pupil. om. Oo “Come here, Johuns! I'm going to give you a piece of——” “Ob, mamms,} ag.italemon oor custard pie?” “Hor *¢ you interrupt me, Johgny? Come ‘here; advice.” sub-treasury. is the only man in the’ country besides George Rowe of Washington who knows how to pile bags of coin so they won’t bulge and fall. '_. Does This Strike You? Macay complexions, Nauseating we eath come from ig ic constipation rl’s Clover Root Tea is an rei pn cure. and has been: sola f8, for a, on absolute guaran prob the druggist. See Schmidt as the “Old Muid.” “Mra, Peter Wettersa: bhe. selene ‘a "Mre. Kate Nocin, relict of the late P,/ Ab "Mise Mamie Purcell bas gone to Los . stew at Van Siyke’s next Sunday and r James Tonghill . of the Philadelphia . and 50cts. Forsale by H. "Dickerman, lara for: any case it im to Circulars: I'm going to give you a piece of . dress, A Beautify Completion ea im pa, wi exists ineou ag 7F only e: aia sstion, a liver and ig rl’s Pope: oat Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, on and kid neys, keeping them in fect health. Price 25 cts. and 60 ots. “phe tf. the. canestion with” New. Crop Strieps. A fresh lot just otelees, by Gaylord & Son. j20-u Sx Saves: breed Tor ibe at ae 8 MAHER” e co. ‘See Window ! any. nite Resbely, P. S—Ladies, k 7 on our Sale” ae month. « SBS eens Pas Pb ‘sare te ding: this i is he last tee. for this season. that we wi ©800800 Shirt ‘Waisis. @000006 We ice gone ‘through what i is left and cut the prices un til you can hardly see them. ‘They are now in our Window. with old and new prices on them, It is not. too. late. fil to buy a Waist at the new price we have. ‘put on. Come in time as they will fiy. MAKER & GO. er er during i ie bmorrow. Q ualization, ; The: aie oie ¢ kt BL, 6 State Univer 07 Dwight way 4 @ principals bé 3 His olaxs of own as a te ithematics, . ] ve of Neva Struotor in ch iy and is now . pastigatious 0} pal plants in tment of Agri Justice ast ‘night NM ‘on * cheap wine a Fullig they p s Coughlin g ! ceiu jail. he prelimins istello on ac ; ymin with a p ernoon befor ie Providence cover over §t laintiff receive ine will begi He jries were due ence and chat . abled hin. ¢ San Fraucise e attorneys. fc say. He arrit “A Mou Arthur Rodge torney, and bi rived here yes lat where Mr: yme mining en > there last we faveling ia a ecker, and leat 2 nveyance fo

THE TRANSORIPT. “See nd Legal Hol siiolidays br ‘BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. t. 8, OALEING. <. JULY 10, 1899. “Afnanias misdirected his talefts. That.was his main difficulty.” “Why, he was a person ‘of unmitigated mendacity,” replied the man who never allows his feelings to distarb his vocabulary. “Of course. That’s what we are obliged to call him. But if he had cunfined himself to predicting cold waves in summer and. hot waves in winter he might have been held up. to admiration as an optimist.” A certain girl, with a philosopher’s bead on her shoulders, says: “The first time my fellow kissed me I felt like a tub of roses swimming in honey, nutmeg and cranberries. I felt as if something was running thiough my nerves on feét of diamonds, escorted by several little cupids in chariots drawn by angels, shaded by honeysuckles, and the whole spread over with melted rainbows.” -2@~EChappie bad just returned from a visit to England. “Now, my dear boy,” said his friend who met him on the pier, “keep your mouth shut. Don’t say a word to the custom house’ people.” “Fawncy, now!” said Chappie, “And why, me deah fellah?” “Because they’ll make you pay duty on that new Eaglish accent of yours.” “Quite so !”’' And he smuggled it in. “Mushrooms are queer vegetables,” said the professor. “At night there will be no signs of them, and in the morning they will be found sturdy and full grown.” “Yes,” answered the man who lives in atown where all wires are supposed to be underground, “mushrooms are queer that way. And I’ve noticed the same thing about telegraph and telepbone poles.” ——___— + +e “Gran’pop,” he began, turning the loaves of his book, “did your history use to say that the Spaniards settled this country?” “I believe it did, my my boy.” “Well, the new ones won't say that.” “What will they say, Ostend?” “This country settled the Spaniards.” Then grandpop gave him a dime. sissies esha _._ Inspector—I notice that_in this. photograph you are bald. Home-coming American—Yes, my hair grew out, waoile 1 was abroad. ‘Then I shall have to charge you the special duty on European-grown bair.” -eBsGeneral John B. Gordon has made considerable money as a lecturer in the past year or so. He intends to invest a good share of it in a sheep raising venture on bis Georgia plantation. Mr. E. 8. Purcell, the author of the seneational life of Cardinal Manning, is dead at the age of 76 years. He was engaged in writing the life of his triend, Cardinal Newman. He—I do wish you would hurry a little with your dressing,.for we are very late. She—Hurrj‘? Why, I have been hurrying as hard as I. can for the last two and a half hours, “Quizzer—Why wouldu’t Skinflint enlist? Guyer—They probably: put it on the ground that it was a debs he ‘Owed the country. — * Abraham Barker, t the first president of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, has been a member of the exchange for 45 years. Dr. O. P. Wolcott of Milwaukee is a practicing physician at the age of 97. His first vote was cast for John Quincy Adams. —_——— + #@e o— Hicks—Living on a: farm, as usual, this, summer? Beech (with a sigh)— Yes; just as we usually live on a farm. ‘How Is Your Wife? wie 4das she lost her beauty?.. If.eo,.Con. ‘stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches ure the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half a century. Price 25 cts. and 650 cts. Money refunded if: results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf eee See Geo. Hughes Thursday night. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Dally Chronicle of 1 of the Dotngs of Old fe and Young, _ Mrs. Chris Palich me returned from atrip below. Mayor Porter of Chicago Park was in town. yesterday. ae Charles T. Worthley is down today from Washington. Miss Emily Monroe returned yesterday to San Francisco. Dahl Nivens, the foundryman, went to the Plumbago mine today. Aaron Meyers of San Francisco is visiting L. Hyman and family, _ W.H-Danlap goes to the seashore tomorrow to spend his vacation. Mrs. Charles McLean of Graniteville has been spending a few days here. Rev. Father Dermody arrived here ‘Saturday evening from Downieville. Miss Annie Curnow will return tomorrow froma visit to her brother at Sonora. Harry Lawrence, who has _ been dangerously ill at San Francisco, is improving. Ed and Paul R chards left today for San Francisco to spend a two weeks’ vacation. W. S. McIutire, Wm. McGregor and Wu. Nisbet went up on to-day’s Washington stage. F. X. Becker, a pioneer resident, hotelkeeper and merchant of Howland Flat, is here today. T. H. Hicks, millman at the Plumbago, returned today to the mine after a few days’ visit with his family here. Mrs. John Richards went. to Washington today to visit. her sister, Mrs. Austin, and her brother, John Walsh. Mrs. A.M. Dobbie of North Bloomfield is visiting Wm. H. Crawford’s family at this city. She arrived last evening. Major Heuer of the U. 8 Debris Commission and John Martin of the Yuba Power Company passed through town yesterday. Mrs. P. Rosalie Shipley arrived here last evening from Oakland ‘and went to Camptonville on to-day’s Sierra county stage. George R. Tuttle, W. L. Ducey, Geo. F. Miles, Harry J. York and Albert York went up country on to-day’s Sierra county stage, Mrs. C. Skehan has returned to San Francisco after a visit with the Shurtleff family. Little Verda Shurtleff went down with her. R. C. Wilson, a railroad man who has a ran between Oakland and Stockton, . went today to Relief Hill to spend his vacation with relatives. Marshal Petitt, a prominent educator of Chicago who used to reside in Sierra county, went up country on to-day’s North Bioomfield stage. Miss Etta Steinegger, a student at the Cooper Medical College in San Francisco, arrived bere last evening on a visit to her brother Robert. Bert Ivey of this city and ex-Pestmaster B. 0. Morgan of Grass Valley leave this week on atwo weeks’ camping excursion in the mountains. Miss Myra Ostrom, who bas been in charge of the millinery department of Wm. H. Crawford’s store, returned today to her home at North Bloomfield: Capt. P. T. Riley, who is now practicing law in Sau Francisco, has been spending a few days at Grass Valley. He visited the county seat Saturday night. J. Levy of Diamond Springs accompanied by his daughter, Miss May Levy, and by Miss Viola Kleininbuarg of San Francisco are visiting at Grass Valley and this city. Mrs. Wm. Reynolds of this city, Mrs. Sexton’ of San Francisco and Mrs. Richard Trathen of,Grass Valley went to Washington today on a visit. They will return tomorrow. Rev. J. T. Murrish, formerly. pastor of the Methodist church at this city and now located at Placerville, has been honored by the conferring of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy upon him by the trustees of Franklin college, New Athens, Ohio. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Srx loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s . of the State this season. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments ‘of Local Interest. For Life Insurance see T.B. Gray. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. ‘Wagner, physician and surgeon. _Alltsilk veiling 1c atthe Racket Store. Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. eee * Male deer can be killed on and after next Saturday.George f. Beckley “has tone: the Heyer residence on Nevada street.—-House and lot for sale. Enquire of George ©. Gaylord. m6-tf Ice Cold Gilt Edge. Beer at the Referee Saloon, the bestin the land. tf The store of Coleman Thornton of Washington was robbed of $80 a few evenings ago while the proprietor was at supper. Tickets are selling well for the amateur play at: the theater Thursday night. The best local talent is lending a hand in making it a success, Althougb $110,000 was lost to the county assessment roll by the Craig and McLean estates, the total footing is $8625 more than last year which re‘flects gréat credit on Assessor Schroedér ‘and his force. The Woodland journals announce that there will be no fair in that city this year. This seemsto end the probability of a circuit of racing in this part At one time it was thought Nevada City, Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff, Willows and Woodland would arrange race meetings. Last night a Chinese was carrying a quantity of eggs along Commercial street when five Grass Valley hoodlums knocked them. to the ground and broke. them. Policeman Fowler gave chase to the offenders, but they dodged him as he was not thén aware of their identity. Since then their names have been obtained and Constable. Dillon will go down after them. «> Judge Searls For President. The.Society of California Pioneers . has elected the following named officers: Presiderit, Niles Searls; Vice Presidents, E. W. McKinstry, San Francisco; James Palucte, San Francisco; Walter Van Dyke, Los: Angeles; George Hagar, Colusa; D. O. Mills, New York; Treasurer, F. W. Tallant; Marshal, John F. Pinkham; Directors, A. R. Cotton, J. H. Jewett H. H. Tilden, E M. Root, H. B. Ross, EB. ‘I. Kruse, William Z ‘Iiffany, Allen seiiazk? and W..0, Gibbs, 2 (OR AE ST IS bin .“You are wanted around the corner,” exclaimed the citizen, confidéntly.~~ ° The policeman laughed aloud. “I know better,” he replied, “When Iam wanted I can’t be found. Since I have been found, I can’t possibly be wanted!” Here we see how important after all it is to understand something of the formal or scholastic logic which it has become the fushion of modern science to sneer at. oS ate They were seated at the ice cream table. “Oh, dear,” said the sweet girl, fanning her cheek, “I’m melting.” The young man saw an opportunity. “I kuew it was rather warm,” he said, “but I didn’t think it was.as hotas that.” “What do you mean?” “Why, hot enough to melt pure gold.” : “A man in Jo Daviess couuty sent $2 to New York for the purpose of finding out ‘how to make $100 a day.’”. “And did he find-out?” “Yes. He ‘received a letter containing a slip on. which these words were printed: “Geta job in a mint.” ~~ Dr. Solf, the new president of the manicipal council of Samoa, is a typical German, fall, robust, florid. He speaks English perfect ly. ‘Of the “old Maine guard” in the house only Captain Boutelle remains, now that Speaker Reed has retired. On Every Bottle. Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is. this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price ‘paid.” Price 25 cts 50 ets. and $1.00. -Forsale by H. Dickerman, the jdraggist. t mol a ae: F Faker Who is is Said to ‘be Dring : This Way. dle has been working Woodland and is said to.be drifting this way. He has “AB ‘SHINDLES “GIRLS. aiden mn rion: . ‘Wi Give dofrds Another Chines to ~Retrlove His Last Laurels A man with & patent medicine swin. . The Appeal says that dering. iii recént visit to Stockton Theo. Van Buskirk, the Marysville heavy weight, chala. madieine;-which te ‘olatme wilt} ledged-dim Gallorke toret move freckels, corns, make the hair grow and do many other marvelous things. _He is rather good looking and he has! an oily. tongue. His stock in trade . : consists of some kind of: a lotion dane up in 8mall bottles, which in turn are encased in a neat box. His scheme is a fake on its ‘surface, but he is wise in practicing his. deception on inexperienced girls, who are more Hable. to be duped, The bottles are sealed and ig selling them be makes this proposition: You pay $2 and got the medicine. On some fatare day he promises to return and: get your testimonial, at the same time refund $1.50, providing you have not broken the seal when he returns. In otber words, he ebarges you $2 for a few cents worth of pasteboard, with some worthless stuff thrown in, and binds you not to use it for a certain

time in order that he may do up the whole town before his fake is discoyered. An Unruly Prisoner. Sheriff Getchell and Bejamin. McClintock have returned from the asylum at Napa where on Saturday evening they turned Nich las White over to the authorities. They had a hard time getting the unfortunate man to his future home. He was noisy.and violent, and it was necessary. to keep both his hands aud feet strapped. Even then ‘he managed to break a window on the Narrow Gauge and also on the Central Pacific railroad and to wreck a seat on the latter line. ‘There is bat slight prospect of bis ever regaining his reason. : \: “I’m going West. for a little vacation with -a lot. of good fellows,” he said. «What book will be of the most service to me in our ramblings about the country-?” reply. a BORN. At San Francisco, Jaly 7th, 1899, to the wife of Jos. C. Young (formerly Alice O’Neil!), a daughter. “Hoyle,” was . the ready }, match before the athletic club of that . city. Heis the man whom the papers claim a bout in Sonoma about two years ago. The Appeal says: “Van Buskirk has City, Auburn and Sacramento, and . each time put bim out in two founds.” This statement is aii error, but Van has nevertheless proven himself the better man on one or two occasions. .. -Jeffords bas made several strides up-wards lately; and has éxpressédthe intention of having the’ scalp ‘of: his. many-time vanquisber in his belt be-. . fore long. Van also. offered to wager $250 against. $100 that the. man would . not last ten rounds.. Van Buskirk expects to hear: that the match has been arranged within a few days, and he will then start in RCs tive training for the contest which will vome off during. the Jatter part of next. month, — 4 Trouble Over ta Mall Route. J. L. Yaden, the star; route contractor whe bid in the mail route between this city and Graniteville, today employed R. M.juatta to do the carryingyat $9 a day until he can make. “otter arrange-ments. Yaden’ reveives: but $4 25 a day from the government. The stage conipany refused to take it unless they. ! could have some assurance, besides Mr. Yader’s. “personal eenepntle: ‘that the bill would be paid, Tells: the stole When your head aches,;-and you -feel--bitious, -eonstiF pated, eae rap ed tune, ho your stomach sour o. appetite, ‘just. buy a package of ““ Hood’s Pills And take a dose; Hid 1 to-4 pills, You will be Bt rised at. how they will do their ‘work, cure your headache and biliousnes3, reuse’ the liver,and make you feel happy again. 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers, as en et If it’s Good Baking Powder you want — Try Have. roo Stores a Thats Why Quality so Good Prices so Bosonst Commercial street, .. Nevada Clity. Main street, . .-Grass Valley. “Like Nectar to My. Lips.” Ice As Cream Expressed By a Lady Soda. Patron. j Foley’s, 18 Commertial Street, Nevada City. Is the Poetic De cription’ Of Our é : For Sale. Furniture of residence of Geo. L, Hughes. All in good condition. Enon're on premises, corner Winter and Court street, Biw 200 Cords of Wood For Sale. .Two-hundred cords of oak and pine wood, principally oak, is offered for sale in one lot at the Milliken ranch. Enquire of Joe f Feemicoloryat Solari’s, or of Joe Delgrosse, All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes: Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. BOSSPSSSSSOS The man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in am awful predicament if they read the onsider deception an art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. : Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. be good friends just the same,NECKWEAR. We party all. the latest betes 4 Care ( Confidential to eG People Who Wear igi Particularly those who _ Think of Buying. Light Weight UNDERWEAR. All kinds and colors. — the ress bed warm weather. t siatart meee We carry the celebrated, bina = * x Pc 2 Hnep, s we Powder feat American Taport'ng'Tea Gus) ered by footwear from our stock.4They . have room for natural’ movement. fhe Shoes we offer ate Yoomy but not ill-shaped. They conform to the easy and durable. The stock. honest leather, tanned and prepared in ricz wl LA way as to give the best possible erv Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid Shoes have no equal. then? eq Have you seen Repairing prom rt id 2 Aone at reasonable priaas? ~ sa mi BOVEY BROS., sae Broad Street. at, give you the figures. this: work expeditious. fF Safely. and at moderate cost. When it is done you — the best light the world ae so low price. ELEOHT does not explode. It does not poison’ the air of your rooms. It does not. Smoke your walls, It. does tot give you: the » cern. in he! way. Use It. Once, patrons. ‘Comeand Ik Be apeeb th me a % with NEVADA. COUNTY .. ELECTRIC IC POWER co: go oa oUt ee os [reas THe & suPRRiOn ea i ae aS different Clothing sii taicahe) ae phil Fair dealing is artistic enough for us, It makes new friends and holds. old, ones, Onr. Return it and get your money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil . ; SSoount anreaubred waa te horn >, Publi ae. e} . bad Jeffords on “queer street” during. i fought Jeffords at Grass Valley, Nevada . tu a tab Da Over The Telephone,from Pacific Grove. _ Sylvan Haas haa gone to Berkeley to Nevin died Saturday at San Miguel. "Misses “A. Van Orden and Annie fo Tos Angeles. _ Angeles to visit’ roney’s family, The Acme Gun Ch invite their lady friends. : Yesterday some physicians rr ov the right eye of Mre. P. Mulcahy . Newtown. It was diseased. $1005 50 was collected for the Fourth of July celebration at Grass. Valley, and the expenditures were $974. . Are those whick:are: chentosteias Govlines of the. foot. They. are handsome, . ; used. is Wat Yor House Wired 2} } has ever poown and at.com-. . slightest ‘anhoyance or oonf _You’ll Have No Other. hey’ That’s the’ verdict of. all oar.) . The $20,000 estate left by Felix le tour, a resident. here in the eighties, is b:ing contested at San Francisco, La. tour willed everything to Mrs. Caro3 line Ford of Twin. Vaet eeeenty “Colonel Thoms B. George, siatrna’ “of the board of civil ‘service examir ha St. Augustine, Fla., and co that port, was the. first schoolmaster . under whom President a was -® pupil. om. Oo “Come here, Johuns! I'm going to give you a piece of——” “Ob, mamms,} ag.italemon oor custard pie?” “Hor *¢ you interrupt me, Johgny? Come ‘here; advice.” sub-treasury. is the only man in the’ country besides George Rowe of Washington who knows how to pile bags of coin so they won’t bulge and fall. '_. Does This Strike You? Macay complexions, Nauseating we eath come from ig ic constipation rl’s Clover Root Tea is an rei pn cure. and has been: sola f8, for a, on absolute guaran prob the druggist. See Schmidt as the “Old Muid.” “Mra, Peter Wettersa: bhe. selene ‘a "Mre. Kate Nocin, relict of the late P,/ Ab "Mise Mamie Purcell bas gone to Los . stew at Van Siyke’s next Sunday and r James Tonghill . of the Philadelphia . and 50cts. Forsale by H. "Dickerman, lara for: any case it im to Circulars: I'm going to give you a piece of . dress, A Beautify Completion ea im pa, wi exists ineou ag 7F only e: aia sstion, a liver and ig rl’s Pope: oat Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, on and kid neys, keeping them in fect health. Price 25 cts. and 60 ots. “phe tf. the. canestion with” New. Crop Strieps. A fresh lot just otelees, by Gaylord & Son. j20-u Sx Saves: breed Tor ibe at ae 8 MAHER” e co. ‘See Window ! any. nite Resbely, P. S—Ladies, k 7 on our Sale” ae month. « SBS eens Pas Pb ‘sare te ding: this i is he last tee. for this season. that we wi ©800800 Shirt ‘Waisis. @000006 We ice gone ‘through what i is left and cut the prices un til you can hardly see them. ‘They are now in our Window. with old and new prices on them, It is not. too. late. fil to buy a Waist at the new price we have. ‘put on. Come in time as they will fiy. MAKER & GO. er er during i ie bmorrow. Q ualization, ; The: aie oie ¢ kt BL, 6 State Univer 07 Dwight way 4 @ principals bé 3 His olaxs of own as a te ithematics, . ] ve of Neva Struotor in ch iy and is now . pastigatious 0} pal plants in tment of Agri Justice ast ‘night NM ‘on * cheap wine a Fullig they p s Coughlin g ! ceiu jail. he prelimins istello on ac ; ymin with a p ernoon befor ie Providence cover over §t laintiff receive ine will begi He jries were due ence and chat . abled hin. ¢ San Fraucise e attorneys. fc say. He arrit “A Mou Arthur Rodge torney, and bi rived here yes lat where Mr: yme mining en > there last we faveling ia a ecker, and leat 2 nveyance fo