July 11, 1899 (4 pages)

ik / +, THE TRANSCRIPT. Pabjished erry eTHotsays By BROWN & CALKI NS. T. 8, CALKING, §, P. BROWSE, TUESDAY,.. JULY 11, 1899. The French are making prodigious efforts to build warships as quickly as their British rivals, and it seems that they have already surpassed them, for they have twice built a battleship within a period of six or seven months. As, however, these ships have to wait a year after being built before they can undergo their steam trials, and another year before they can receive their guns, England is not worrying. A servaut: of the late Prince Bismarck, named Robfig, who for the last eight years had cut the Iron Chancellor’s hair, kept the locks by permission, and is now trying to sell them: He finds difficulty in persuading the German public that his relics are genuine, owing to the widespread tradition established by the caricaturists that Bismarck had only three hairs on the top of his head. The school children of New Albany, Ind., have become so-fascinated with the game of craps that parents have appealed to the police to break up the games. The children congregate in alleys, on school grounds and sometimes on the pavements: and “shoot” for marbles, pins, pennies, chalk, pencils or anything they may possess. Governor Poynter of Nebraska, who is a fine horseman, until ‘recently had & great dislike-for the bicycle. A few weeks ago, however, he was induced to learn to ride a wheel, and he is now an ardent convert. “éThere ain’t no use in shootin’ at a retreatin’ Filipino,” growled the Kaneas volunteer. “It’s just a waste of ammunition.” “That’s what,” assented a comrade, “they outrun the bullets.” “And you say this whisky is fifteen years old?” asked the prospective purchaser. “No,” replied the somewhat scrupulous distiller; “I said it was fifteen-year-old whisky.” De Te ee pg “How many stories in that new block of yours?” ‘“Two—a snake story and a bare story.” “Eh?” “Saloon on the first floor and the second floor is still suipty.” ——_____+ #@e->—— General Manager Holdredge of, the Barlington railroad is the “iatber ot the H.rvard stroke,” having originated it when a member of the Harvard crew in 1868. : — + rr The Earl of Shaftesbury, whose father shot himself ina cab, is engaged to the Duke of Westminister’s eldest granddaughter, Lady Constance Grosvenor. CO ———— “See the instructive value of little things; the last straw broke the camel’s back” “Yes; why didn’t somebody keep it to tickle the elephant with?” “I conie to steel,” said the humorous rat. “Pleased to welcome you,” replied the matter-of-fact steel trap, as it sprang to embrace the newcomer. She—I wouldo’t marry you if you were the last man on earth. He—You wouldn’t get,a chance. I'd surely have my pick then. A Watertown, N. Y., peddier has been sent to jail for four months because he kissed a child without permission being first obtained. _—_+-280> —__——_——— % Charles Dorr of San Francinde has a wonderful memory. He can recite verbatim almost any play after witnessing it once. ~~« 0@e Tired Mamma—What on earth are ‘yuu crying about now, Willie? Tired Willie (between)—Well, what else is there to do? EP cconanenenet a 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 Congh-and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf — Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s Minor. Notes and Comments of ‘al HRI ABATION. Interest. The wrong man has arrived. N.S.-G. W. installation tonight. Bee Murphy at Lammion Bros’, For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Shine free with-shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. All silk veiling 15c atthe Racket Store. See Dewdrop at the theater Thursday night. it Male deer can be killed on and after next Saturday. . House and lot for sale. Enquire of George OC: Gaylord. ~ mé6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold’ by Gaylord & Son, is the best. tf Ice Cold Gilt Edge Beer at the Referee Saloon, the best in the land. tf Goyue’s orchestra will furnish music for the picnic at Ragon’s Grove tomorrow. he The Seaweeds and the Massachusetts Hills will play ball next Sunday at Glenbrook. Hivaugelisie Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a called meeting tonight. Auother of those pleasant parties will be given Saturday night at.Union Hall, Indian Fiat. Hear Murphy tonight at Lammon Bros’, The only place that keeps Faddenand Dewey cigars. At the Spanish mine above Washington yesterday Fred Larsen was painfully cat on the head by a piece of lagging. The Champion Company has recovered the ledge in the Spanish miue and the outlook for that property is very encouraging. David Jones of Spenceville has bought a cattle range in Plamas county, and has transferred his stock to it from his old range in New York canyon. The Pacific Coast Breeders: Association people want a bonus of $1000 cash and free use of the grounds for holding races at Glenbrook Park next fall. They evidently know a good’ thing when they see it. ° G. W. Atkins of Stockton has arrived here and opened the well-known barber shop formerly conducted by Charlies Percival. Mr. Atkins is a good barber and undoutedly will have a sbare of the trade in his line. As aresult of his examination yesterday afternoon, tbe charge made against Emmet Costellé of assaulting L. Hyman with.a deadly weapon: was dismissed. Oostellu.was-then arrested for battery and will be tried oye a jury Saturday. See the new sive of C.J. Brand, the manufacturing jewler. Everything inthe jewelry line can be found in his store, and furthermore, also makes a specialty of engraving, for which he has made a reputation. Atteution is called to the new advertisement of the Grimes Clothing. Emporium in today’s TrRansoripT. This well-known firm is now offering summer suits and underwear at prices never before known in this county. When you trade with them you get more than double the value of your money and you arecourteously treated. The newly -elected officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O, O. F., were installed last night by E. M. McKinlay, D. D. G. P., as follows: W. C. Jauch, C. P.; J. G. O’Nell, J. P.; John Waters, 8. W.; G. A. Gray, Scribe; J. F. Shaw, J. W.; A. R. Lord, G.; J. U. Rich, I. 8.; J. F. Hook, O. 8; E. M. McKinlay, Ist W.; E. L. Towle, 2d W.; W. P. Jones, 3d W.; O. C. Barton, 4th W.,; C. Steffen, lst G. of T.; J. H. Polmere, 2d G. of T. On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of.you is touse two-thirds of the 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 cis 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Tell Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an impoasibility without good pure bl the sort that only exists in eonnection with good digestion, a héalthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, ‘liver and kid neys, keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. everything he sells he guarantees. He’ PERSONAL PO POINTERS, 1 Dally Cheonle of of the Doings of Old and” Young. James B. Tully returned today to his mine near Omega. week for Santa Cruz. Mrs. J. F. Robb leaves tomorrow on a visit to Tulare county. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Beckley go below this week on a visit. Mrs. W. O. Williams retarned by today’s stage to-her home at Relief Hill. Miss Grace Roberts of Sacramento is visiting Miss Susie Green of this city. Mrs.©. Orzalli and children of this township have returned from a visit at Graniteville. ‘ Miss: Aggie Oarey who has been to San Francisco on a visit retarned here last evening. Wallace Williamson of Washington has returned from: the Southern California mines. Miss Marie Allen of Birchville left yesterday for Los Angeles. Miss Bynon did not go. \ Will Ashburn and Art. Smith came down yesterday from the Mountain mine of Sierra county. .Mrs. Kate Smith of Los Angeles will arrive here this week on a.visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles Tredennick. James Gorovan Sr., Miss A. Gorovan and Masters James and John Gorovan of ‘San Francisco: arrived here last evening. Miss. Mabel . Charles, formerly of this city, bas* secured a position as teacher in one of the grammar schools at Palo Alto. Mrs. Jennie Figueroa of Grass Valley who is visiting Mrs. Addie Grissel at this city will go to Washington to visit the family of E: T. Worthley. Miss Mollie Morton arrived here last evening from Sacramento. A little latér Miss Morton will go to Deer Park Inn, between Truckee and Lake Tahoe, to remain a few weeks. Court 8: Hicks, an apprentice on the U.8. 8. Philadelphia, who is spending an eight day furlough with his people at Grass Valley, was the guest today of Jack Lammon of this city. He ranksa first-class apprentice with a salary of twenty-one dollars per month. He is a survivor of the battle of Fagalili, Batpisa April 1st, 1899, in which a numof his shipmates were killed and wounded. 2e> Benefit. sist the Ladies’ Relief Corps in their good _ work. What Liquid Air Will Do. Think—a kettle of liquid air on a cake of ice—the ice is so much -hotter than the liquid air that it sets the kettle a boiling. Spill a dipperful of it on your ‘best silk dress You see it saturated. Look again—not a mark of moisture. ‘Dip a handkerchief in it; thoroughly. Draw it oat—dey as can be, Throw a quart on the floor. Hear it fall, see it spread—in a second no sign. Put your finger in it—feels Tike velvet. Put an egg in it—you'll need a“b'g hammer to break it. ; Mercury becomes as metal—drives nails. Iron and steel become as brittle as glass. Potatoes become like ivory balls, Lead—stiff and elastic like steel. Rabber ball—fragile as an egg shell. How.Fish Hooks Are Made. Boys can meke-a primitive pin fiéh hook with a single bend, but. it takes six strokes of a little machine to’ turn out the regulation fish hook of steel wire. The first stoke snips off a bit of the wire, the second. stroke forms the loop where the line is fastened, the third hacks the other end, the fourth flattens and bends back the barb, the fifth makes the point, the, sixth bends the wire and the hoo« slips into a little holder, ready to be finished. This is done by either japanning it red hot, then cooling it in oil. Dance At Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Union Hall, Indian Flat, on Saturday evening. July 15th. Admission per couple ineluding refreshDavid E. Morgan’s family leave = ; .-@Go-tothe theater Thursday and as-. perngY cheat & iving it a finer finish by heating it A bys fn af our Teighbors as told Over The Telephone. E. C. Crelier went to hogs Francisco today. W. A. Hawley has gone to itr Frane cisco, John Aver and ‘family have gorie ‘to Oampbell Springs. a John P, Zipf and children: Fientlow. onthe noon train. é The Amateur Theatrical Club ied a) social reunion Jast night at Theodore Wilhelm’s hone. The Grass Valley Exploration Com‘pany has declared=« dividend -of, 25 cents pér share, payable July 20. A homing pigeou shot this week at the Bree ranch had around. its neck an aluminum ring lettered “P. PC.” M. P. Frary, stepson of M. Manion anaa native of Grass Valley, died Sunday at Yuma,. Arizona. ee was thirtyeight years of age. George E. Russell, D. D. @. M., and Thomas H. Carr were here last night from Nevada City and installed the, Officers of the A. O. U. W. lodge. O B. Gassaway, who. was 1st Sergeant of Company Tand went to Alaska when he was mustered out, has returued, He gives a poor account of the. far north. ef At last night’s meeting -of Quartz Parlor George L. Jones, the retiring some emblamatic charm with a diamond setting. Joseph Constantine and his wife and three children were made very sick was thought for awhile the dutty might result seriously. 2 The New York Consolidated Batty f mine, now being worked. by. tributers, scale; It is owned by Dr. S>MHarris; James: Burke'aud the Weissbeins: Oa Thursday, Friday and Satufday evenings of this week the Native Sous will hold their bazar.at Fraternal hall to raise $200. for the medal fund for Catifornia’s soldiers and sailors. ~All profits in excess of $200 will be divided between the local churches. . The San Francisco and Grass Valley Gold Mining and Development Comthe purpose of working the Electric ‘mine. which has been:idle for some time, Following are the directors: G. W. Root, A. W. Jobnson and W. I. Mitchell of San Francisco; I. Haas aud John ©. Roberts of Grass Valley. Mr. Roberts, who is now in San Francisco, . will superintend the operations,. starting the pump as soon aa he retarns, Glassware ck) Seton eee Up-to-Date Glassware you want — Try csi Great American Tupcrtirg Tea ('e’s ahem Quality so Good Prices so Reasonable’ Commercial street, . Nevada Ones. Main street, 2 Grass Valley. ~ Like Nectar to My Lips.” 7) is the Ice ‘jn Poetic Cream® Eeroweed Parkitate of residence of Geo. L. Hughes. All in good condition. Enoittre on Prem taes, corner Winter and Court street. © Biv 200 Cords of Wood For Sale. . Two-hundred cords of oak oa pike wood, principally oak, is offered for sale in one lot at the Milliken ranch, Enquire of Joe ments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td ubscvmaescot at 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. From 75 cts. to $1.50. 9999999999906 ‘ Particularly Think of Buying. ‘ *' Confidential-to the People Who Wear Clothing. those who The man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in am awful predicament if they read the different onsider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your mones—ycu shall have it w be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. we carry allzthe latest styles eit le, Imperials, T8cks,¢ = Carter & LJ », ¥, LJ Ohe One Price tore.s Johasin, ¥, 4 », LA a Lf Light Weight Slalntppndoeriebent 8 ‘Some si EE ® s re carty the gelebrated) . lack Cat Brand of Leather. Stocking, _ Be 0h Kase, 2s cnr a pairspresident, wag presented with a hand-. ~ last night by something they ate, It/. is to be operated soon on an extensive} pany was organized here Saturday fcr} easy-and-dat “} honest; ai PROSPECTOR WILL, ‘This City. her attorney, Thos. 8. Ford, petitioned way of Sierra county who died at the Saul residence on the 30th ultimo. The es_ [tate consists of a mortgage for $800 on. a farm at Oberokee in this county and a mining location in Sierra county. valued at $500. Miss Saul and Howard was made on the third of last May, as the executors ahd Mts. James Saul is the devisee. The will is olographic, being wholly written, signed and dated by the deceased. known living relative. . As Mr. Loveland, mentionetl as one of the éxectitors, is not: yet’ of age, he: is incapable: by-law: to. serve in: that. Ca “How ead the: Widow Wilkins aha: ” “Yes; but it is a kind of brisk L apaigats don’t you think?” anes ag a ᰀ䄀 Word ean a Wise ts Sufficient.” ‘wait until ‘‘down sich’ be-.\= fore trying to ward off illness or cure it. The wise recognize in the word ** Hood’ s”’ assurancé of health. ~~ ’For all blded trodbles; scvofata, pimples, as well as diseases of the idneys, leer and bowels, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the ‘effective and faultless cure. ~ Miss Bigkie neat of this city. ties by 5 . the Superior Court for letters testa-. mentary on the will of the late William — Hadway . ;. & pioneer prospector ; Loveland are named in the will, which wes Alex McKee, a}: néphew residing in Ireland, is the only . ‘eure and has been’sold for fifty: But some stubborn people . ce ‘His Estate to ir, Saal a we ne ) J. M, Buffington, President ee ‘ Board, presiding. : > of faataKdag, jae: 8th on motion approved. . No business appearing. the Board then adjourned till Tuesday, July 11. . ie fo Bourrinaton, ‘President of.the Beant hegonic F. L. Arsoaast, Olerk. © . By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. . Langh and grow fat Thursday night. -May—They had their elopement }planned ‘ont a month abead of time. ‘Dolly—Yes, even down to << father’s consent. oe The fir tree is the corso a trees, being found in every } word, fe Tae ee “Maddy “complext fons, y breath come fro chronic constipation . %* Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an. absolute. He nis reso l on few — incurable. store propre. by concal treat. ~ ble. Science constitu. on absolute guarantee. Price “fend S0cts. -For sale by H.* Dickermatt: the draggist. oe Six loaves bread for eat Homann’ CHICAGO BREWERY ees SST . ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. es ublie are rovers fully tufocmed thot cons L Srnec reat pa Nevada City. BA Rasa ei es ota. Oa “Spring . Street, Nevada City. It actsdirectiy Rheumatism— “J was practically helpless from rheumatism in my shoulder. Hood's. Sarsaparilla. cured me_and ever. since is a household favorite.”’ Mrs. Mn E, Powers, 4812 ‘St. Lawrence’ c4v0é., Chicago, Il. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the nouu-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarauparilia, ‘Happy Toes" Are those which are comtuetabiy. cov. ered“by footwear from our stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but not ill-shaped. They’ conform to the lines of the sok. _ They ‘are handsome, The.8 . used is, Paine tasdé red in. ee a ee as to give the best possible ‘ere no equal, Have you seen hem at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Btreet. Decription a Lady orou Soda: ‘five Ae Gee Me tree : “© -Ty, safely and at moderate Foley’s, cost. When it is done you 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. have the best light the world ; te ink 4 has ever oad sup and : oar eye Pete + OF SE RIO LIGHT ee plode. It does not poisonthe air of your rooms, It does not smoke your walls, It. does not give you the: js slightest annoyance or von. . gern. in any way. Use It Once, = > ; Your Have No Other. “Dhat’s the vordiok: ‘ot all our -Come and telk with patrons:as about it. ELECTRIC: POWER €O. . _ Office near the Courthouse. ESTATE sel M. pemmsen esi iehaee State ews see ae and be re } Chis. "The Old Pine and sede Nevada . Oar tieité?. $2.95 and $2.50 Vici Kid} Repairing promptly and neatly done. ~ Vat Your House Wied fi t Public. -AMininistrator’s ‘Semi Ze reeset! : makes new friends and holds old ones. Oar at ithout a word of argument ‘and we wil iF ‘aes ‘ of the 3 Le Bee oe Sy “hundred dol“Paced t 'Hot Weather and Cold Drinks: lare f : Forought wn . April again ng Company will be. triec eys are vobn Go together, or Gelb’ hereg Peay a cal ‘in Nevada C Aa ca ee eae win Goop LIQUORS. aa cea A. KESER, is overt Houston: 8c which the la rf ey claims to the property. ession of it t pensation for pe —= Thursday ere will be » store and a irsduy bight nedy of “Mis bduced for the fomen’s Relief ( nt lenien in th reing indt etre 18.to fa Going. i. Willi fed in Wells, bis city, now } Be at Ogden. @ here on the -end they" pe there. it uerves, als I 4 E Ladies, this is the. last fime. for this ‘Beason that we wi say sion Sale ot serene pat ud street, alt , Consisting p, bedding, nl bidder, for co Tracy We hhaye gone throught’ what is left and cut the prices ntil you can hardly see them. They are now in. our Window with old and new, prices on them. . ‘It is not too late yet to aay a Waist at the new } price we have: ‘put on. a ‘Come in. time as s they will tly. » Respect, e On in erp your 2 p Sale” ‘daring ——— , AO.

ik / +, THE TRANSCRIPT. Pabjished erry eTHotsays By BROWN & CALKI NS. T. 8, CALKING, §, P. BROWSE, TUESDAY,.... JULY 11, 1899. The French are making prodigious efforts to build warships as quickly as their British rivals, and it seems that they have already surpassed them, for they have twice built a battleship within a period of six or seven months. As, however, these ships have to wait a year after being built before they can undergo their steam trials, and another year before they can receive their guns, England is not worrying. A servaut: of the late Prince Bismarck, named Robfig, who for the last eight years had cut the Iron Chancellor’s hair, kept the locks by permission, and is now trying to sell them: He finds difficulty in persuading the German public that his relics are genuine, owing to the widespread tradition established by the caricaturists that Bismarck had only three hairs on the top of his head. The school children of New Albany, Ind., have become so-fascinated with the game of craps that parents have appealed to the police to break up the games. The children congregate in alleys, on school grounds and sometimes on the pavements: and “shoot” for marbles, pins, pennies, chalk, pencils or anything they may possess. Governor Poynter of Nebraska, who is a fine horseman, until ‘recently had & great dislike-for the bicycle. A few weeks ago, however, he was induced to learn to ride a wheel, and he is now an ardent convert.. “éThere ain’t no use in shootin’ at a retreatin’ Filipino,” growled the Kaneas volunteer. “It’s just a waste of ammunition.” “That’s what,” assented a comrade, “they outrun the bullets.” “And you say this whisky is fifteen years old?” asked the prospective purchaser. “No,” replied the somewhat scrupulous distiller; “I said it was fifteen-year-old whisky.” De Te ee pg “How many stories in that new block of yours?” ‘“Two—a snake story and a bare story.” “Eh?” “Saloon on the first floor and the second floor is still suipty.” ——_____+ #@e->—— General Manager Holdredge of, the Barlington railroad is the “iatber ot the H.rvard stroke,” having originated it when a member of the Harvard crew in 1868. : — + rr The Earl of Shaftesbury, whose father shot himself ina cab, is engaged to the Duke of Westminister’s eldest granddaughter, Lady Constance Grosvenor. CO ———— “See the instructive value of little things; the last straw broke the camel’s back” “Yes; why didn’t somebody keep it to tickle the elephant with?” “I conie to steel,” said the humorous rat. “Pleased to welcome you,” replied the matter-of-fact steel trap, as it sprang to embrace the newcomer. She—I wouldo’t marry you if you were the last man on earth. He—You wouldn’t get,a chance. I'd surely have my pick then. A Watertown, N. Y., peddier has been sent to jail for four months because he kissed a child without permission being first obtained. _—_+-280> —__——_——— % Charles Dorr of San Francinde has a wonderful memory. He can recite verbatim almost any play after witnessing it once. ~~« 0@e Tired Mamma—What on earth are ‘yuu crying about now, Willie? Tired Willie (between)—Well, what else is there to do? EP cconanenenet a 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 Congh-and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf — Six loaves bread tor 25c at Homann’s Minor. Notes and Comments of ‘al HRI ABATION. Interest. The wrong man has arrived. N.S.-G. W. installation tonight. Bee Murphy at Lammion Bros’, For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Shine free with-shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. All silk veiling 15c atthe Racket Store. See Dewdrop at the theater Thursday night. it Male deer can be killed on and after next Saturday. . House and lot for sale. Enquire of George OC: Gaylord. ~ mé6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold’ by Gaylord & Son, is the best. tf Ice Cold Gilt Edge Beer at the Referee Saloon, the best in the land. tf Goyue’s orchestra will furnish music for the picnic at Ragon’s Grove tomorrow. he The Seaweeds and the Massachusetts Hills will play ball next Sunday at Glenbrook. Hivaugelisie Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a called meeting tonight. Auother of those pleasant parties will be given Saturday night at.Union Hall, Indian Fiat. Hear Murphy tonight at Lammon Bros’, The only place that keeps Faddenand Dewey cigars. At the Spanish mine above Washington yesterday Fred Larsen was painfully cat on the head by a piece of lagging. The Champion Company has recovered the ledge in the Spanish miue and the outlook for that property is very encouraging. David Jones of Spenceville has bought a cattle range in Plamas county, and has transferred his stock to it from his old range in New York canyon. The Pacific Coast Breeders: Association people want a bonus of $1000 cash and free use of the grounds for holding races at Glenbrook Park next fall. They evidently know a good’ thing when they see it. ° G. W. Atkins of Stockton has arrived here and opened the well-known barber shop formerly conducted by Charlies Percival. Mr. Atkins is a good barber and undoutedly will have a sbare of the trade in his line. As aresult of his examination yesterday afternoon, tbe charge made against Emmet Costellé of assaulting L. Hyman with.a deadly weapon: was dismissed. Oostellu.was-then arrested for battery and will be tried oye a jury Saturday. See the new sive of C.J. Brand, the manufacturing jewler. Everything inthe jewelry line can be found in his store, and furthermore, also makes a specialty of engraving, for which he has made a reputation. Atteution is called to the new advertisement of the Grimes Clothing. Emporium in today’s TrRansoripT. This well-known firm is now offering summer suits and underwear at prices never before known in this county. When you trade with them you get more than double the value of your money and you arecourteously treated. The newly -elected officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O, O. F., were installed last night by E. M. McKinlay, D. D. G. P., as follows: W. C. Jauch, C. P.; J. G. O’Nell, J. P.; John Waters, 8. W.; G. A. Gray, Scribe; J. F. Shaw, J. W.; A. R. Lord, G.; J. U. Rich, I. 8.; J. F. Hook, O. 8; E. M. McKinlay, Ist W.; E. L. Towle, 2d W.; W. P. Jones, 3d W.; O. C. Barton, 4th W.,; C. Steffen, lst G. of T.; J. H. Polmere, 2d G. of T. On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of.you is touse two-thirds of the 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 cis 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Tell Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an impoasibility without good pure bl the sort that only exists in eonnection with good digestion, a héalthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bowels, ‘liver and kid neys, keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. everything he sells he guarantees. He’ PERSONAL PO POINTERS, 1 Dally Cheonle of of the Doings of Old and” Young. James B. Tully returned today to his mine near Omega. week for Santa Cruz. Mrs. J. F. Robb leaves tomorrow on a visit to Tulare county. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Beckley go below this week on a visit. Mrs. W. O. Williams retarned by today’s stage to-her home at Relief Hill. Miss Grace Roberts of Sacramento is visiting Miss Susie Green of this city. Mrs.©. Orzalli and children of this township have returned from a visit at Graniteville. ‘ Miss: Aggie Oarey who has been to San Francisco on a visit retarned here last evening. Wallace Williamson of Washington has returned from: the Southern California mines. Miss Marie Allen of Birchville left yesterday for Los Angeles. Miss Bynon did not go. \ Will Ashburn and Art. Smith came down yesterday from the Mountain mine of Sierra county. .Mrs. Kate Smith of Los Angeles will arrive here this week on a.visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles Tredennick. James Gorovan Sr., Miss A. Gorovan and Masters James and John Gorovan of ‘San Francisco: arrived here last evening. Miss. Mabel . Charles, formerly of this city, bas* secured a position as teacher in one of the grammar schools at Palo Alto. Mrs. Jennie Figueroa of Grass Valley who is visiting Mrs. Addie Grissel at this city will go to Washington to visit the family of E: T. Worthley. Miss Mollie Morton arrived here last evening from Sacramento. A little latér Miss Morton will go to Deer Park Inn, between Truckee and Lake Tahoe, to remain a few weeks. Court 8: Hicks, an apprentice on the U.8. 8. Philadelphia, who is spending an eight day furlough with his people at Grass Valley, was the guest today of Jack Lammon of this city. He ranksa first-class apprentice with a salary of twenty-one dollars per month. He is a survivor of the battle of Fagalili, Batpisa April 1st, 1899, in which a numof his shipmates were killed and wounded. 2e> Benefit. sist the Ladies’ Relief Corps in their good _ work. What Liquid Air Will Do. Think—a kettle of liquid air on a cake of ice—the ice is so much -hotter than the liquid air that it sets the kettle a boiling. Spill a dipperful of it on your ‘best silk dress You see it saturated. Look again—not a mark of moisture. ‘Dip a handkerchief in it; thoroughly. Draw it oat—dey as can be, Throw a quart on the floor. Hear it fall, see it spread—in a second no sign. Put your finger in it—feels Tike velvet. Put an egg in it—you'll need a“b'g hammer to break it. ; Mercury becomes as metal—drives nails. Iron and steel become as brittle as glass. Potatoes become like ivory balls, Lead—stiff and elastic like steel. Rabber ball—fragile as an egg shell. How.Fish Hooks Are Made. Boys can meke-a primitive pin fiéh hook with a single bend, but. it takes six strokes of a little machine to’ turn out the regulation fish hook of steel wire. The first stoke snips off a bit of the wire, the second. stroke forms the loop where the line is fastened, the third hacks the other end, the fourth flattens and bends back the barb, the fifth makes the point, the, sixth bends the wire and the hoo« slips into a little holder, ready to be finished. This is done by either japanning it red hot, then cooling it in oil. Dance At Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Union Hall, Indian Flat, on Saturday evening. July 15th. Admission per couple ineluding refreshDavid E. Morgan’s family leave = ; .-@Go-tothe theater Thursday and as-. perngY cheat & iving it a finer finish by heating it A bys fn af our Teighbors as told Over The Telephone. E. C. Crelier went to hogs Francisco today. W. A. Hawley has gone to itr Frane cisco,

John Aver and ‘family have gorie ‘to Oampbell Springs. a John P, Zipf and children: Fientlow. onthe noon train. é The Amateur Theatrical Club ied a) social reunion Jast night at Theodore Wilhelm’s hone. The Grass Valley Exploration Com‘pany has declared=« dividend -of, 25 cents pér share, payable July 20. A homing pigeou shot this week at the Bree ranch had around. its neck an aluminum ring lettered “P. PC.” M. P. Frary, stepson of M. Manion anaa native of Grass Valley, died Sunday at Yuma,. Arizona. ee was thirtyeight years of age. George E. Russell, D. D. @. M., and Thomas H. Carr were here last night from Nevada City and installed the, Officers of the A. O. U. W. lodge. O B. Gassaway, who. was 1st Sergeant of Company Tand went to Alaska when he was mustered out, has returued, He gives a poor account of the. far north. ef At last night’s meeting -of Quartz Parlor George L. Jones, the retiring some emblamatic charm with a diamond setting. Joseph Constantine and his wife and three children were made very sick was thought for awhile the dutty might result seriously. 2 The New York Consolidated Batty f mine, now being worked. by. tributers, scale; It is owned by Dr. S>MHarris; James: Burke'aud the Weissbeins: Oa Thursday, Friday and Satufday evenings of this week the Native Sous will hold their bazar.at Fraternal hall to raise $200. for the medal fund for Catifornia’s soldiers and sailors. ~All profits in excess of $200 will be divided between the local churches. . The San Francisco and Grass Valley Gold Mining and Development Comthe purpose of working the Electric ‘mine. which has been:idle for some time, Following are the directors: G. W. Root, A. W. Jobnson and W. I. Mitchell of San Francisco; I. Haas aud John ©. Roberts of Grass Valley. Mr. Roberts, who is now in San Francisco, . will superintend the operations,. starting the pump as soon aa he retarns, Glassware ck) Seton eee Up-to-Date Glassware you want — Try csi Great American Tupcrtirg Tea ('e’s ahem Quality so Good Prices so Reasonable’ Commercial street, .. Nevada Ones. Main street, 2 Grass Valley. ~ Like Nectar to My Lips.” 7) is the Ice ‘jn Poetic Cream® Eeroweed Parkitate of residence of Geo. L. Hughes. All in good condition. Enoittre on Prem taes, corner Winter and Court street. © Biv 200 Cords of Wood For Sale. . Two-hundred cords of oak oa pike wood, principally oak, is offered for sale in one lot at the Milliken ranch, Enquire of Joe ments, 75 cents. Everybody invited. td ubscvmaescot at 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. From 75 cts. to $1.50. 9999999999906 ‘ Particularly Think of Buying. ‘ *' Confidential-to the People Who Wear Clothing. those who The man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in am awful predicament if they read the different onsider deceptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It Motto is : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your mones—ycu shall have it w be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. we carry allzthe latest styles eit le, Imperials, T8cks,¢ = Carter & LJ », ¥, LJ Ohe One Price tore.s Johasin, ¥, 4 », LA a Lf Light Weight Slalntppndoeriebent 8 ‘Some si EE ® s re carty the gelebrated) . lack Cat Brand of Leather. Stocking, _ Be 0h Kase, 2s cnr a pairspresident, wag presented with a hand-. ~ last night by something they ate, It/. is to be operated soon on an extensive} pany was organized here Saturday fcr} easy-and-dat “} honest; ai PROSPECTOR WILL, ‘This City. her attorney, Thos. 8. Ford, petitioned way of Sierra county who died at the Saul residence on the 30th ultimo. The es_ [tate consists of a mortgage for $800 on. a farm at Oberokee in this county and a mining location in Sierra county. valued at $500. Miss Saul and Howard was made on the third of last May, as the executors ahd Mts. James Saul is the devisee. The will is olographic, being wholly written, signed and dated by the deceased. known living relative. . As Mr. Loveland, mentionetl as one of the éxectitors, is not: yet’ of age, he: is incapable: by-law: to. serve in: that. Ca “How ead the: Widow Wilkins aha: ” “Yes; but it is a kind of brisk L apaigats don’t you think?” anes ag a ᰀ䄀 Word ean a Wise ts Sufficient.” ‘wait until ‘‘down sich’ be-.\= fore trying to ward off illness or cure it. The wise recognize in the word ** Hood’ s”’ assurancé of health. ~~ ’For all blded trodbles; scvofata, pimples, as well as diseases of the idneys, leer and bowels, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the ‘effective and faultless cure. ~ Miss Bigkie neat of this city. ties by 5 . the Superior Court for letters testa-. mentary on the will of the late William — Hadway . ;. & pioneer prospector ; Loveland are named in the will, which wes Alex McKee, a}: néphew residing in Ireland, is the only . ‘eure and has been’sold for fifty: But some stubborn people . ce ‘His Estate to ir, Saal a we ne ) J. M, Buffington, President ee ‘ Board, presiding. : > of faataKdag, jae: 8th on motion approved. . No business appearing. the Board then adjourned till Tuesday, July 11. . ie fo Bourrinaton, ‘President of.the Beant hegonic F. L. Arsoaast, Olerk. © . By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. . Langh and grow fat Thursday night. -May—They had their elopement }planned ‘ont a month abead of time. ‘Dolly—Yes, even down to << father’s consent. oe The fir tree is the corso a trees, being found in every } word, fe Tae ee “Maddy “complext fons, y breath come fro chronic constipation . %* Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an. absolute. He nis reso l on few — incurable. store propre. by concal treat. ~ ble. Science constitu. on absolute guarantee. Price “fend S0cts. -For sale by H.* Dickermatt: the draggist. oe Six loaves bread for eat Homann’ CHICAGO BREWERY ees SST . ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. es ublie are rovers fully tufocmed thot cons L Srnec reat pa Nevada City. BA Rasa ei es ota. Oa “Spring . Street, Nevada City. It actsdirectiy Rheumatism— “J was practically helpless from rheumatism in my shoulder. Hood's. Sarsaparilla. cured me_and ever. since is a household favorite.”’ Mrs. Mn E, Powers, 4812 ‘St. Lawrence’ c4v0é., Chicago, Il. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the nouu-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarauparilia, ‘Happy Toes" Are those which are comtuetabiy. cov. ered“by footwear from our stock. They have room for natural movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but not ill-shaped. They’ conform to the lines of the sok. _ They ‘are handsome, The.8 . used is, Paine tasdé red in. ee a ee as to give the best possible ‘ere no equal, Have you seen hem at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Btreet. Decription a Lady orou Soda: ‘five Ae Gee Me tree : “© -Ty, safely and at moderate Foley’s, cost. When it is done you 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. have the best light the world ; te ink 4 has ever oad sup and : oar eye Pete + OF SE RIO LIGHT ee plode. It does not poisonthe air of your rooms, It does not smoke your walls, It. does not give you the: js slightest annoyance or von. . gern. in any way. Use It Once, = > ; Your Have No Other. “Dhat’s the vordiok: ‘ot all our -Come and telk with patrons:as about it. ELECTRIC: POWER €O. . _ Office near the Courthouse. ESTATE sel M. pemmsen esi iehaee State ews see ae and be re } Chis. "The Old Pine and sede Nevada . Oar tieité?. $2.95 and $2.50 Vici Kid} Repairing promptly and neatly done. ~ Vat Your House Wied fi t Public. -AMininistrator’s ‘Semi Ze reeset! : makes new friends and holds old ones. Oar at ithout a word of argument ‘and we wil iF ‘aes ‘ of the 3 Le Bee oe Sy “hundred dol“Paced t 'Hot Weather and Cold Drinks: lare f : Forought wn . April again ng Company will be. triec eys are vobn Go together, or Gelb’ hereg Peay a cal ‘in Nevada C Aa ca ee eae win Goop LIQUORS. aa cea A. KESER, is overt Houston: 8c which the la rf ey claims to the property. ession of it t pensation for pe —= Thursday ere will be » store and a irsduy bight nedy of “Mis bduced for the fomen’s Relief ( nt lenien in th reing indt etre 18.to fa Going. i. Willi fed in Wells, bis city, now } Be at Ogden. @ here on the -end they" pe there. it uerves, als I 4 E Ladies, this is the. last fime. for this ‘Beason that we wi say sion Sale ot serene pat ud street, alt , Consisting p, bedding, nl bidder, for co Tracy We hhaye gone throught’ what is left and cut the prices ntil you can hardly see them. They are now in. our Window with old and new, prices on them. . ‘It is not too late yet to aay a Waist at the new } price we have: ‘put on. a ‘Come in. time as s they will tly. » Respect, e On in erp your 2 p Sale” ‘daring ——— , AO.