July 21, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. . "BROWN 6 & dese ‘w.F, Bown, eB, OALEING, pee 21,,. 1899, —_—— — WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOTES. Sa, ‘ee (BY BE. MB.) Woman Suffrage and Prize-Fightirg. The fact that the Legislature of Colorado passed a bill permitting prizefights on the payment of $1,000 license, . has been Wéed asa text to prove that woman Suffrage did not. prevent this evil. ‘There were only three woman memibere of this Legislature, and‘all of . them voted against the bill. Women constitute a minority in the State, but the powerfal Woman’s Civic Federation in Denver and the Woman’s Ciub of 1,200 members have: passed resolutions of protest against.this new law., a also have petitioned the Governor jude its ‘repeal in the new list of aa to be considerea if-a special session of the Legislature is called. Archbishop of Canterbury For Woman’s Suffrage. The following is the petition whicb the Archbishop of Canterbury recently has signed, his name being one of a very distinguished list: “Your petitioners hold that the recoguition of the full rights of women as capable citizens is essential to the establishment of social justice and to the wise and efticient government ot the country. Wherefore your petitioners humbly pray that your bonorable House will ; ass a measure securing to women the right of voting for members. of Parliament on the same terms on which that right is or may be exercised by men.” The Archbishop of Ou«::terbury is the highest dignitary of tne Church of Eogland. He is the Primate of all England, has a prominent place in the House of Lords, and by immemorial ‘usage he presides at the coronation of kings and queens, and places the crown on the head of the sovereign: Many con servative Episcopal clergymen _ will shudder at the action of the Archbishop in signing a woman suffrage petition. The Episcopal, as’ well as the Methodist and Catholic Bishops, are divided on this question, just as they. used to be on that of human slavery. Mrs, Abbott is Prosecuting Attorney. The Attorney-General of Michigan has instituted proceedings to remove Mrs. Abbott from the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Ogema county, to which she was elected last November. She is a qualified lawyer and «.3 regularly elected, but as the stutu‘es are silent on the question of the elig:tility of a woman to hold this office, the A‘ tornéy-General has decided that she shall be deposed. She will take her case to the Supreme Court, but if this body shows itself no more liberal in spirit than when it. gave its. decision against municipal suffrage for. women, which had been grauted by the Legislature, Mrs. Abbott will not be prosecuting attorney of Ogema county. The Denver Post has an item to the effect that the “he-shirt waist has been introduced in Kentucky,and witb the exception of a pint pocket in the breast resembles those worn by the sweet young men of Philadelphia.” But a blue-grass paper declares that this allegation carries its own refutation. No native Kentuckian would be satisfied with a pocket holding less than a quart. re AGO er — “Look at poor Mrs. Jones dragging that heavy hose around sprinkling their yard.” “That’s all right. Listen to Mr. Jones. He’s putting’ the baby to sleep.” Many a Lover eee Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. . Price 25 cts. dnd 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the draggist. tf Six pace bread for 25c at Homann’s, to Campbell Springs: radia a A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of old . an Young, . i L. Hyman a to waco Springs . pm 3.0. Gesdiier c came down today ty 1m) the Plambago mine, il W.8. Prout, the bandman, has gone A.B. Brady of Grass Valley went to North Bloomfield today. = Mrs. C, C; Wallace arrived here last ®vening from San Francisco. Superintendent Zeitlerof the Champion mine is home ftom the Bay. -Mre. Wm. Kationberger returned to North Bloomfield today after a visit here. Jake Ryan aud wife of. Washington way below. Wil) H. Rogers of Washington: mining district left here this:noon for yt tamento; H. H. Brown of atiedtinay: camnie through town today on’ his: ts to “ipeed Francisco, A. B. Royal of Pasadena arrived last evening en route’ to the Kenton mine at Alleghany. Dr. I. Li: Bowman, who retarried: this week from Paso een, . is attach improved in health, ~ Gen. A. M. Dobbie of ‘North Bloomfield came down today to aver Messrs. Mein and Perkins. N. A. Tobiassen of Indian Flat is so ill that he may have to go to San Fraucisco to a hospital. Thos. Eckman is up from San Francisco visiting his brother, D. W. Eckman of french Corral.’ Mrs.G. W. Dunster left today for Oakland and San Francisco on a visit to friends and relatives. T. I. Vizzard and children were here last night, being on their way from San Francisco to Moore’s Flat. Miss’ Olaire-@urrier “is “here*“from North Bloomfield visiting her sister, Mrs. ¥, Li. Arbogast, who'is.ill, M. Rosenberg, proprietor \ of the Palace dry goods store on Broad street, will arrive bere this evening from San Francisco. Misses Alice and Katherine Cashing of Los Angeles arrived here: last: evening on a visit, to their cousin, Poatmaster Carr. George. and O. M. Fellows of San Jose were here last night on their way to Moore’s Flat, where they have mining interests. J. Y. Baruh of-Los Angeles and I, Zellerbach of San Francisco .arrived here last night ona visit to the former’s parents. They leave tomorrow. Mrs.Wm. Browning, aesompanied by her son, has gone to Stockton to attend the great council of the Degree of Pocahontas as a delegate from the local organization. P.G. Brewer and P. D. Cooney arrived here last evening from Syracuse, ‘\.Y., to look after. their interests in che Bismark , & Gladstone quartz mine on Selby Flat. There is some talk of building a mill on the-claim. Alfred Wilkie, the Oakland singer> who has been 60 very ill for the past two months, was better yesterday than at any time during his illness. There is now more. hope for recovery. G. P. Grimsley, Professor of ‘Geology at Washington College,Topeka, Kansas, is visiting Nevada county. He is making geological observations, and is anxious to meet the leading people who are interested in mining. He is commended by State Mineralogist Cooper. A woman who never heard of Dreyfas has been found in France. This is paralleled by the strange case ‘of Grover Cleveland, who, it is believed, has never heard of William J. Bryan. —> °Se A new electric organ, placed in an Englisb church, possesses 64,500 miles of wire, The action of the organ is .so rapid that it would “repeat,” if necessary, sixty times per second. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal, Shiloh’s' Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. -f has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 26 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale . . ‘by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf paid ‘dete Six loaves bread for 26c at Homann’s passsed through town today on their Hy RIRF "mNTION bosteg Hots and Comn Comments of . Particulars at the Accident in Which HisFor Life Tnearenes see T, ~B. Gray. "Dr. Wagner, physician a Special prices on linen towels at the House and lot for ‘ale, Enquire of 4 ©. Gaylord. . m6-tf dl em et confer #iait tonight: § 4 i Prof. Michell will give a social dance at Ragou’s Grove tonight, ae ae Ice. Cold Gilt Eage. Beer at the Referee Saloon, the bestiin the dand. tf About twenty men are working at the Slide quartz miné near Fretich Corral. A iuil live of Heinz’s bottled goods the. best in: ee world—at: sages & Son’s. ‘the futeral of ‘the late Mra. Meria. Rosenthal will take place.from the house at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow ane noon. ‘The strike of Verdi mill sbealte fie shorter hours is off and the.men have retarned to'work at the old schedule of eleven hours, R.A. Chetlow. died yesterday. afternoon at-the county hospital. He was a native of Missouri.aged 52 yee sand . tracks of’ ® passenger co had no known relatives in this section, ~ Foot. Was Crashed. worked in the Providence mine, and season, had one of his feet crashed le beating hid’ way of a traio ie hadtried toe tat Sant Fr cisco in. the ‘slay a had . been re-. jected.) Yesterday morning's ‘Record-Union ‘gives this ‘of the deciasal! Nei? Gallagher lies at the’ Receiving . + Hospital with ®\bad}y crushed aud 5 a erated. foot, and ‘will be sent tot he, County Hospital.this-:morning. His foot was run over bya ‘tat, hereto San Frincisco to ¢nlist, “but He was short of money, and in order; 5 to get Std to take advantage . be} boat fare to Stookt foe prone sooner cg ey Ey Last evening he got’ on ones " ‘Sacramento all tight, hee Teahtog arLast night John 'Ty Lammion ‘entér-] rest if caught at. the. trick, und te tained the twelve members of the Nighttivwk Cinb by giving them a chicken dinner a Hieronimus’s Boas a ery. % Nevada ity ea Ra Valley. may be declared entitled to free Saale under, the rural _postal system, . special agent isto be coat here by the . department to look over the field. The defense’ in the Superior Court $500 damage suit of M. Hussey’ against the Texas Mining Company is yet. introducing evidence, a number of witnesses having been put on the stand today. Annie MéCabe, the: unfortunste® dipsomaniac’ from Grass Valley who has been serving tén: days ‘in’ the county Jail, was turned loose today, There is talk of sending’ her ‘toa reférmatory’ institation. J. E. Isaac has rentéd his house on High street to M. O’Connell: Mr. Isaac aud family will remove to his house on Pine street now occupied by Deputy Sheriff-Pascoe-as"soon as the latter takes possession:.of thé new house he is eae Bocce Enjoy ba dete a \ “happenining to observe a tear gliding . ” ‘Last night Mr. and «Mraz Thomas Polmere entertained the Oliristian Endeavorers of this city and Grass Valley by giving a lawn party at their home . on Prospect Hill: The following program was rendered: Vocal solo, Miss Sadie Miller; piano duet,Mesdames William and: E. M. McKinlay; recitatiou, Miss Nancarrow; vocal.solo, Miss Avery; piano solo, Miss Amanda Pol-. mere; recitation Miss Moore; vocal duet, Mrs. Waggoner and Miss Sims; recitation, Bonnie Waggoner; vocal duet, Mrs. P. G. Scadden and Mise Stevens. “a Bryan—They say mosquitos are very thick around the Executive Mansion at Washington, and that it is ‘almost impossible, sometimes, for. thePresident and his family to live without shutting themselves in their rooms. Cleveland}. -+Yes, it’s a fact. ‘They used to be, almost as bothersome asthe officeseekers when I was there. But I wouldn’t bother about it if I were you. Eighty-seven immersions in 127 minutes is the proud record held by a Baptist colored clergyman. Before entering the ministry he must have worked around one of those 2-cent bath houses in New York, where the “reasonavle time” allowed. to, bathers isscarcely long enough to get into the water and out of it again. cee The Left One—Pat, I have -a conundrum for’yez. Phat is it that stands on one leg, has fithers like a bird and barks loike a dog? The Right One— Shure an’ if it weren’t for the bark I} should soy it was a stork. The Left One—That’s right; a stork it is. Ionly put the bark on to make it harder. The neighbors claim that the chaperon engaged by a certain. Atchison family is wooden. She never moves from her seat on the porch, and sujet) (a wears a veil, a {ave a very panes percentage in. their having done-anything else. to. witt being arrested, he attempted. to get. ‘off his perch before the train reached the: ifabpet. Ia aonpin his. foot was ‘chught. by. one of .the wheels and ‘most-of the tended by City Physician Nichols and' Btuiputation of the: fuo may. become necessary. Gallagher * bas an uncle living at Grass Valley. A Young Folks’ ‘Party. soe Last evening Mrs. A D. “Mason entertained “a number of young ladies and gentlemen. who .assembled:at. her home to pay their respects, to Alma Mitchell and her brother, ‘Ralph was a fashionable and very enjoyable social gathering, Whist was one of the prominent amusements of the evening. pemeenaens were served at midnight. Sit is said df Jawee: Smithson that, vatch.it in a, erystal. vessel;. that. half of the. drop espaped, but taba ll preserved the other half, b6: submitted . it to reagents, and detected what was’ then © called microscopic: ‘salt, with’ 'wouriate of soda and three. or four ‘saline substances held in solution,. “Statistics show that last’ year one person was killed éut of every 2,827,334 passengers carried on American trains. No wonder the ‘adcident policy people tuke.guch a big.t business; 'They. _ favor. . . Stern Parent (to a. young applicant for his daughter’s hand)—Young man, Man (meekly)—I only wanted Sarah. ‘Hood’s Pills Are. prepared’ from ° Na-} ‘ture’s mild laxatives, and while géntlé” are” teliable and ef cient. . They Cure Sick _ Headache, Bili iousness, Sour and. Constipation. .Sold everywhere, -25¢.: per: box: Preparedby €.1.flood & Co, Lowell, Masa, Neil. Guaeas ceosbania wheat . 2 one tinié blacked [dots vhiere and lates; } who ran.a baseball. club-for-a time-daet . . San Franeiaco Soli st Seu Bate Young’ Gal.agher. recently. went trom! i failed to pass the medical examination: the rest of the: journey. by betting . fis) ge overt urhed, sp Assistant Physicids Ogden. Theiwouiid’ fight children, twenty-nine grand chilis'a very ugly one, alid it is feared that! gredtg ‘among Huy OF'the offspring. down & lady's cheek, he’ taihgdiiny ie 3 al ean you support,a family? Young}. Rouse the Liver Stomach,. . — . Renee Ph nati a7 LEVARWS, ys ant fp i Over The Telephone, ‘The -W. ¥-0:D, mine Has pal» 5 Mnt dividenay TT ACL 73 The building of the new theater at _Mrs. Joha in jai to Santa Craz tomorrow.“"~" sng and her scm if sone Fest Bast “today, Ber taken ee to . San Francisco hoapdealay ber.sou, M. J; Brock: The work of reopening the Kate Hayes Quxrz mine is to be commenced oss this mouth. Itis expected Jobu Eddie, “formerly of the’ Fenty ania, wilh Rave: churge of the operations, ~~ din Norway ‘tobaeso to any ap wy recently he gale . boy under sixteen years of age without signed order from an adult relative oremployer. Even tourists who offer Hable to prosecution. The police are instructed to confiscate the reed xe xs ane, slahreties of lads who smoke iar 5. A Hae for the “offense is Berkeimposed, w which “9 be parebere be Doctors. Can’t who ‘Cure It! Contagious blood poison is absolitely beyond the skill of the doctors. They Mrs. Jucob Weissbein and her sister, . Miss Exith: Getileson, left. today. for ‘Sabrameuto where they will be. joined -dther by Mr Welssbein aud take @ northern . inl eating to Sitka and Juneau in; Alaska. ~ wmiey ‘Today as Daniel May whort and John itchell were driving along Main reet their horse *became ungovernable aud attempting to turn into School street collided with the ~ ‘fence around Mra Dibble’s 3 A bruising them-somewhat. —_—— A remarkable gathering is aed in the Santa Rosa Repu blican. A y. Feunion was held in, Blind county to! celebrate the forty-sixth wedding anniA} flesh portion of it torn off. “He was at-/versary of an aged couple. There were presentbesides-the-original couple, dren and ‘five rédt:grand children. In. the 46 years ‘has not been Bree amy tt itmeie et “ OPreddiey deyoa kkaow what the Bi! ‘ble saysubout a lie ?” asked his m with feigued. severity, “Yeth mu’s ecb deadliest can atonal un‘o the Lord and a very notre time of trouble.” Cl Sc gi 2 a Mitchell, who ‘are here’from San Fran-. 4 cisco visiting Mr. and Mrs, Mason, It}. , ps BORN. At Nevada City wife of Dahl Ni . “CBeod Cotes’ Big Presents ° rey eee er Cheat nwa oprie Ta Gr Big Valus Stores. . Souleacacier serait, --ottovade ( ity. Main street, . leis Goi bin ssid vee we ° OLike Nectar to My Lips Of Our Muskmelons, : i Rasp pherrics, . } SG ane Blact on Received every day. ANDREWS é PLKIHGHORL mney of Proving.-Will, PLOs co RTIN rales nt t Tut ounty of Nevada, inte bien foe “Pee is gs yd gts _ MONDAY, a Sist By RE if 10 o'clock 8. ta. Cy Court H Heine . t Souths, evada, has b see Gh antasthe and place ee Pr roving ng the Will o: toe ike eiatteane io. ma ix me a) On ‘ San for tho~ “Phusnes es ‘Let son hearer may appear and cor * Dated July 18th, Baas Clerk. Tea OQ All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. Witb long. bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best titting shirt made. All sizes. Erom 75 cts. tc $1.50 onsider deceptionan art. It may be, b Motto is : Your money back if ycur purebase proves unsatistactory, @ good friends just the same. NECKWEAR We carry all the latest styles 2 arier 3 « patterns— Puffs, “Imperials, Tecks 8G Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Ha 3, BS9999999999 9900 The man or woman who is about‘to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if the ut it isan art we have no use for. Che One P Confidential to the . . People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who QP rices from 75 cents per cuitThink of Buying. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes nee friends and hol Be Retera it and get rats money—you abel) bave it withouta ae of argament end, i ini : P= ae Srice ‘Store.§ UNDERWEAR, kiids and’ colors. ts X S212 Like Weight LI Sast fore thing for warm. yw Rae ad ~ PEAS SS By ae J ters Testamentary when Cod aan + ord 2% We carry the cepa Si ihe ne fo ty % it ana wits ets gc oe of pe SS et al, defendants, Ac ‘Urer ‘may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies, but he be rid of the disease ;. on the 2 verb dp his condition will grow steadily worse. 8. 8.'S. is the only cure Sis’ only see se divecs'te w }the. Gehee OF the 7 the disease and forces it uliBlood P Polson, and the sno though I took * their treatment faith. t.worse all the : teok peor every deeaied blood ee eae aid not reach the. disease. and had-no effect whatever. I was dis heartened, for it seemed would never be Wy . 8., and n to im. ons T continued the cared e completely, buildthersasing my appetite. Staunton, . a. ; nd. ry; besides ‘de ee Gigestion, they ‘and swelling of: the oo and is et Fos gta am { remedy fee from these on self-treatment sent free by Bwits Speci Company, Atlanta, Ga. loigarettes to boys render themselves te fer In fact, I seemed . : e .: end 1. then . took}: Pas hopin gat 2 peye never . Eussoraumen hala a ee NC BIDS WA Bids will be récei the: privilege” of selfi cream, confectionery and temperance drinks, at Union ican School bids ‘should: be Murchie, P.O. Box 1909 a hard finished; fine cell ir and ba¥a" ; for two horses. Inquire at this office, service. them ? Are ux which are comfo; ered by footwear from our’st have room for nataral movement. The Shoes we offer are r not-ill-shaped. They confo lines of the foot. They are hand easy and durable. The stock. -usé@ is: +: honest leather, tanned and prepared i such a way as'to givethe best +; Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2:50 Vici kia Shoes have no equal. Have you “seen ‘Repairing promptly and neatly: Bans at reasonable prices. BOVEY. BROS.,.Broad Street, NOW FOR SOMETHING THAT IS ALWAYS IN STYLE Ladies Fast Black Hose Sizes 8% to ro. The greatest Hose in the World, I RAS OR SRO eer > Respectfully, fs AS ue ‘Fine fine One Case Ladies . Fast Black Hose Me Gs : Al cae Old price 12%c. New price 3 PAIR FOR= . MAKER & CO. Ladies’ Fast‘Blac'’s 153» Old Price 12x%c New Price; 3. pair 25c. © @ world 8 Their ride -far to many © . Oaptain Me in 1888 and with’ his pai California 2 vude City. foreman of t! also superin Pittsburg “at gixteen year ‘Postmaster, : 8 gned. the ‘America and Treadwell m there went t¢ ricu, where . His home is the western don Explora _ greatest. mit has ever kno Mr. Perks in 1846 and locating in he aa ti mained ther the .Quicksi ~ 1875 he bee North Bloot ing there 6 go to. Sou ~ South Afric of some gi “OF late, yeu time in Lo Washingto Messrs. & personal fr sociates,. a tional’ repu tegrity at mining: ex Rothsebild _ apitalized this count At Watt Seaweeds chusetts . feated the by a score vada Oit atrengthe van as pit this city 1 ‘ing here trip fare the Park, “Hr Te. be -prov every one . should xr is the : Dr. A. town fo! During will tak i a: ‘office. " erman’s BM Free 8 Wild’s. Ther of ng put to ears . ‘For a ‘nounet scribec stantl {3 ment, hes.y tional consti “ tarrb ~e¢Ohene \F const! “fet drops oD. pro dare f for. -¢ darese

THE TRANSCRIPT. . "BROWN 6 & dese ‘w.F, Bown, eB, OALEING, pee 21,,. 1899, —_—— — WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOTES. Sa, ‘ee (BY BE. MB.) Woman Suffrage and Prize-Fightirg. The fact that the Legislature of Colorado passed a bill permitting prizefights on the payment of $1,000 license, . has been Wéed asa text to prove that woman Suffrage did not. prevent this evil. ‘There were only three woman memibere of this Legislature, and‘all of . them voted against the bill. Women constitute a minority in the State, but the powerfal Woman’s Civic Federation in Denver and the Woman’s Ciub of 1,200 members have: passed resolutions of protest against.this new law., a also have petitioned the Governor jude its ‘repeal in the new list of aa to be considerea if-a special session of the Legislature is called. Archbishop of Canterbury For Woman’s Suffrage. The following is the petition whicb the Archbishop of Canterbury recently has signed, his name being one of a very distinguished list: “Your petitioners hold that the recoguition of the full rights of women as capable citizens is essential to the establishment of social justice and to the wise and efticient government ot the country. Wherefore your petitioners humbly pray that your bonorable House will ; ass a measure securing to women the right of voting for members. of Parliament on the same terms on which that right is or may be exercised by men.” The Archbishop of Ou«::terbury is the highest dignitary of tne Church of Eogland. He is the Primate of all England, has a prominent place in the House of Lords, and by immemorial ‘usage he presides at the coronation of kings and queens, and places the crown on the head of the sovereign: Many con servative Episcopal clergymen _ will shudder at the action of the Archbishop in signing a woman suffrage petition. The Episcopal, as’ well as the Methodist and Catholic Bishops, are divided on this question, just as they. used to be on that of human slavery. Mrs, Abbott is Prosecuting Attorney. The Attorney-General of Michigan has instituted proceedings to remove Mrs. Abbott from the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Ogema county, to which she was elected last November. She is a qualified lawyer and «.3 regularly elected, but as the stutu‘es are silent on the question of the elig:tility of a woman to hold this office, the A‘ tornéy-General has decided that she shall be deposed. She will take her case to the Supreme Court, but if this body shows itself no more liberal in spirit than when it. gave its. decision against municipal suffrage for. women, which had been grauted by the Legislature, Mrs. Abbott will not be prosecuting attorney of Ogema county. The Denver Post has an item to the effect that the “he-shirt waist has been introduced in Kentucky,and witb the exception of a pint pocket in the breast resembles those worn by the sweet young men of Philadelphia.” But a blue-grass paper declares that this allegation carries its own refutation. No native Kentuckian would be satisfied with a pocket holding less than a quart. re AGO er — “Look at poor Mrs. Jones dragging that heavy hose around sprinkling their yard.” “That’s all right. Listen to Mr. Jones. He’s putting’ the baby to sleep.” Many a Lover eee Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. . Price 25 cts. dnd 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the draggist. tf Six pace bread for 25c at Homann’s, to Campbell Springs: radia a A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of old . an Young, . i L. Hyman a to waco Springs . pm 3.0. Gesdiier c came down today ty 1m) the Plambago mine, il W.8. Prout, the bandman, has gone A.B. Brady of Grass Valley went to North Bloomfield today. = Mrs. C, C; Wallace arrived here last ®vening from San Francisco. Superintendent Zeitlerof the Champion mine is home ftom the Bay. -Mre. Wm. Kationberger returned to North Bloomfield today after a visit here. Jake Ryan aud wife of. Washington way below. Wil) H. Rogers of Washington: mining district left here this:noon for yt tamento; H. H. Brown of atiedtinay: camnie through town today on’ his: ts to “ipeed Francisco, A. B. Royal of Pasadena arrived last evening en route’ to the Kenton mine at Alleghany. Dr. I. Li: Bowman, who retarried: this week from Paso een, . is attach improved in health, ~ Gen. A. M. Dobbie of ‘North Bloomfield came down today to aver Messrs. Mein and Perkins. N. A. Tobiassen of Indian Flat is so ill that he may have to go to San Fraucisco to a hospital. Thos. Eckman is up from San Francisco visiting his brother, D. W. Eckman of french Corral.’ Mrs.G. W. Dunster left today for Oakland and San Francisco on a visit to friends and relatives. T. I. Vizzard and children were here last night, being on their way from San Francisco to Moore’s Flat. Miss’ Olaire-@urrier “is “here*“from North Bloomfield visiting her sister, Mrs. ¥, Li. Arbogast, who'is.ill, M. Rosenberg, proprietor \ of the Palace dry goods store on Broad street, will arrive bere this evening from San Francisco. Misses Alice and Katherine Cashing of Los Angeles arrived here: last: evening on a visit, to their cousin, Poatmaster Carr. George. and O. M. Fellows of San Jose were here last night on their way to Moore’s Flat, where they have mining interests. J. Y. Baruh of-Los Angeles and I, Zellerbach of San Francisco .arrived here last night ona visit to the former’s parents. They leave tomorrow. Mrs.Wm.. Browning, aesompanied by her son, has gone to Stockton to attend the great council of the Degree of Pocahontas as a delegate from the local organization. P.G. Brewer and P. D. Cooney arrived here last evening from Syracuse, ‘\.Y., to look after. their interests in che Bismark , & Gladstone quartz mine on Selby Flat. There is some talk of building a mill on the-claim. Alfred Wilkie, the Oakland singer> who has been 60 very ill for the past two months, was better yesterday than at any time during his illness. There is now more. hope for recovery. G. P. Grimsley, Professor of ‘Geology at Washington College,Topeka, Kansas, is visiting Nevada county. He is making geological observations, and is anxious to meet the leading people who are interested in mining. He is commended by State Mineralogist Cooper. A woman who never heard of Dreyfas has been found in France. This is paralleled by the strange case ‘of Grover Cleveland, who, it is believed, has never heard of William J. Bryan. —> °Se A new electric organ, placed in an Englisb church, possesses 64,500 miles of wire, The action of the organ is .so rapid that it would “repeat,” if necessary, sixty times per second. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal, Shiloh’s' Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. -f has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 26 cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale . . ‘by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf paid ‘dete Six loaves bread for 26c at Homann’s passsed through town today on their Hy RIRF "mNTION bosteg Hots and Comn Comments of . Particulars at the Accident in Which HisFor Life Tnearenes see T, ~B. Gray. "Dr. Wagner, physician a Special prices on linen towels at the House and lot for ‘ale, Enquire of 4 ©. Gaylord. . m6-tf dl em et confer #iait tonight: § 4 i Prof. Michell will give a social dance at Ragou’s Grove tonight, ae ae Ice. Cold Gilt Eage. Beer at the Referee Saloon, the bestiin the dand. tf About twenty men are working at the Slide quartz miné near Fretich Corral. A iuil live of Heinz’s bottled goods the. best in: ee world—at: sages & Son’s. ‘the futeral of ‘the late Mra. Meria. Rosenthal will take place.from the house at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow ane noon. ‘The strike of Verdi mill sbealte fie shorter hours is off and the.men have retarned to'work at the old schedule of eleven hours, R.A. Chetlow. died yesterday. afternoon at-the county hospital. He was a native of Missouri.aged 52 yee sand . tracks of’ ® passenger co had no known relatives in this section, ~ Foot. Was Crashed. worked in the Providence mine, and season, had one of his feet crashed le beating hid’ way of a traio ie hadtried toe tat Sant Fr cisco in. the ‘slay a had . been re-. jected.) Yesterday morning's ‘Record-Union ‘gives this ‘of the deciasal! Nei? Gallagher lies at the’ Receiving . + Hospital with ®\bad}y crushed aud 5 a erated. foot, and ‘will be sent tot he, County Hospital.this-:morning. His foot was run over bya ‘tat, hereto San Frincisco to ¢nlist, “but He was short of money, and in order; 5 to get Std to take advantage . be} boat fare to Stookt foe prone sooner cg ey Ey Last evening he got’ on ones " ‘Sacramento all tight, hee Teahtog arLast night John 'Ty Lammion ‘entér-] rest if caught at. the. trick, und te tained the twelve members of the Nighttivwk Cinb by giving them a chicken dinner a Hieronimus’s Boas a ery. % Nevada ity ea Ra Valley. may be declared entitled to free Saale under, the rural _postal system, . special agent isto be coat here by the . department to look over the field. The defense’ in the Superior Court $500 damage suit of M. Hussey’ against the Texas Mining Company is yet. introducing evidence, a number of witnesses having been put on the stand today. Annie MéCabe, the: unfortunste® dipsomaniac’ from Grass Valley who has been serving tén: days ‘in’ the county Jail, was turned loose today, There is talk of sending’ her ‘toa reférmatory’ institation. J. E. Isaac has rentéd his house on High street to M. O’Connell: Mr. Isaac aud family will remove to his house on Pine street now occupied by Deputy Sheriff-Pascoe-as"soon as the latter takes possession:.of thé new house he is eae Bocce Enjoy ba dete a \ “happenining to observe a tear gliding . ” ‘Last night Mr. and «Mraz Thomas Polmere entertained the Oliristian Endeavorers of this city and Grass Valley by giving a lawn party at their home . on Prospect Hill: The following program was rendered: Vocal solo, Miss Sadie Miller; piano duet,Mesdames William and: E. M. McKinlay; recitatiou, Miss Nancarrow; vocal.solo, Miss Avery; piano solo, Miss Amanda Pol-. mere; recitation Miss Moore; vocal duet, Mrs. Waggoner and Miss Sims; recitation, Bonnie Waggoner; vocal duet, Mrs. P. G. Scadden and Mise Stevens. “a Bryan—They say mosquitos are very thick around the Executive Mansion at Washington, and that it is ‘almost impossible, sometimes, for. thePresident and his family to live without shutting themselves in their rooms. Cleveland}. -+Yes, it’s a fact. ‘They used to be, almost as bothersome asthe officeseekers when I was there. But I wouldn’t bother about it if I were you. Eighty-seven immersions in 127 minutes is the proud record held by a Baptist colored clergyman. Before entering the ministry he must have worked around one of those 2-cent bath houses in New York, where the “reasonavle time” allowed. to, bathers isscarcely long enough to get into the water and out of it again. cee The Left One—Pat, I have -a conundrum for’yez. Phat is it that stands on one leg, has fithers like a bird and barks loike a dog? The Right One— Shure an’ if it weren’t for the bark I} should soy it was a stork. The Left One—That’s right; a stork it is. Ionly put the bark on to make it harder. The neighbors claim that the chaperon engaged by a certain. Atchison family is wooden. She never moves from her seat on the porch, and sujet) (a wears a veil, a {ave a very panes percentage in. their having done-anything else. to. witt being arrested, he attempted. to get. ‘off his perch before the train reached the: ifabpet. Ia aonpin his. foot was ‘chught. by. one of .the wheels and ‘most-of the tended by City Physician Nichols and' Btuiputation of the: fuo may. become necessary. Gallagher * bas an uncle living at Grass Valley. A Young Folks’ ‘Party. soe Last evening Mrs. A D. “Mason entertained “a number of young ladies and gentlemen. who .assembled:at. her home to pay their respects, to Alma Mitchell and her brother, ‘Ralph was a fashionable and very enjoyable social gathering, Whist was one of the prominent amusements of the evening. pemeenaens were served at midnight. Sit is said df Jawee: Smithson that, vatch.it in a, erystal. vessel;. that. half of the. drop espaped, but taba ll preserved the other half, b6: submitted . it to reagents, and detected what was’ then © called microscopic: ‘salt, with’ 'wouriate of soda and three. or four ‘saline substances held in solution,. “Statistics show that last’ year one person was killed éut of every 2,827,334 passengers carried on American trains. No wonder the ‘adcident policy people tuke.guch a big.t business; 'They. _ favor. . . Stern Parent (to a. young applicant for his daughter’s hand)—Young man, Man (meekly)—I only wanted Sarah.. ‘Hood’s Pills

Are. prepared’ from ° Na-} ‘ture’s mild laxatives, and while géntlé” are” teliable and ef cient. . They Cure Sick _ Headache, Bili iousness, Sour and. Constipation. .Sold everywhere, -25¢.: per: box: Preparedby €.1.flood & Co, Lowell, Masa, Neil. Guaeas ceosbania wheat . 2 one tinié blacked [dots vhiere and lates; } who ran.a baseball. club-for-a time-daet . . San Franeiaco Soli st Seu Bate Young’ Gal.agher. recently. went trom! i failed to pass the medical examination: the rest of the: journey. by betting . fis) ge overt urhed, sp Assistant Physicids Ogden. Theiwouiid’ fight children, twenty-nine grand chilis'a very ugly one, alid it is feared that! gredtg ‘among Huy OF'the offspring. down & lady's cheek, he’ taihgdiiny ie 3 al ean you support,a family? Young}. Rouse the Liver Stomach,. . — . Renee Ph nati a7 LEVARWS, ys ant fp i Over The Telephone, ‘The -W. ¥-0:D, mine Has pal» 5 Mnt dividenay TT ACL 73 The building of the new theater at _Mrs. Joha in jai to Santa Craz tomorrow.“"~" sng and her scm if sone Fest Bast “today, Ber taken ee to . San Francisco hoapdealay ber.sou, M. J; Brock: The work of reopening the Kate Hayes Quxrz mine is to be commenced oss this mouth. Itis expected Jobu Eddie, “formerly of the’ Fenty ania, wilh Rave: churge of the operations, ~~ din Norway ‘tobaeso to any ap wy recently he gale . boy under sixteen years of age without signed order from an adult relative oremployer. Even tourists who offer Hable to prosecution. The police are instructed to confiscate the reed xe xs ane, slahreties of lads who smoke iar 5. A Hae for the “offense is Berkeimposed, w which “9 be parebere be Doctors. Can’t who ‘Cure It! Contagious blood poison is absolitely beyond the skill of the doctors. They Mrs. Jucob Weissbein and her sister, . Miss Exith: Getileson, left. today. for ‘Sabrameuto where they will be. joined -dther by Mr Welssbein aud take @ northern . inl eating to Sitka and Juneau in; Alaska. ~ wmiey ‘Today as Daniel May whort and John itchell were driving along Main reet their horse *became ungovernable aud attempting to turn into School street collided with the ~ ‘fence around Mra Dibble’s 3 A bruising them-somewhat. —_—— A remarkable gathering is aed in the Santa Rosa Repu blican. A y. Feunion was held in, Blind county to! celebrate the forty-sixth wedding anniA} flesh portion of it torn off. “He was at-/versary of an aged couple. There were presentbesides-the-original couple, dren and ‘five rédt:grand children. In. the 46 years ‘has not been Bree amy tt itmeie et “ OPreddiey deyoa kkaow what the Bi! ‘ble saysubout a lie ?” asked his m with feigued. severity, “Yeth mu’s ecb deadliest can atonal un‘o the Lord and a very notre time of trouble.” Cl Sc gi 2 a Mitchell, who ‘are here’from San Fran-. 4 cisco visiting Mr. and Mrs, Mason, It}. , ps BORN. At Nevada City wife of Dahl Ni . “CBeod Cotes’ Big Presents ° rey eee er Cheat nwa oprie Ta Gr Big Valus Stores. . Souleacacier serait, --ottovade ( ity. Main street, . leis Goi bin ssid vee we ° OLike Nectar to My Lips Of Our Muskmelons, : i Rasp pherrics, . } SG ane Blact on Received every day. ANDREWS é PLKIHGHORL mney of Proving.-Will, PLOs co RTIN rales nt t Tut ounty of Nevada, inte bien foe “Pee is gs yd gts _ MONDAY, a Sist By RE if 10 o'clock 8. ta. Cy Court H Heine . t Souths, evada, has b see Gh antasthe and place ee Pr roving ng the Will o: toe ike eiatteane io. ma ix me a) On ‘ San for tho~ “Phusnes es ‘Let son hearer may appear and cor * Dated July 18th, Baas Clerk. Tea OQ All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. Witb long. bosom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best titting shirt made. All sizes. Erom 75 cts. tc $1.50 onsider deceptionan art. It may be, b Motto is : Your money back if ycur purebase proves unsatistactory, @ good friends just the same. NECKWEAR We carry all the latest styles 2 arier 3 « patterns— Puffs, “Imperials, Tecks 8G Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Ha 3, BS9999999999 9900 The man or woman who is about‘to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if the ut it isan art we have no use for. Che One P Confidential to the . . People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who QP rices from 75 cents per cuitThink of Buying. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes nee friends and hol Be Retera it and get rats money—you abel) bave it withouta ae of argament end, i ini : P= ae Srice ‘Store.§ UNDERWEAR, kiids and’ colors. ts X S212 Like Weight LI Sast fore thing for warm. yw Rae ad ~ PEAS SS By ae J ters Testamentary when Cod aan + ord 2% We carry the cepa Si ihe ne fo ty % it ana wits ets gc oe of pe SS et al, defendants, Ac ‘Urer ‘may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies, but he be rid of the disease ;. on the 2 verb dp his condition will grow steadily worse. 8. 8.'S. is the only cure Sis’ only see se divecs'te w }the. Gehee OF the 7 the disease and forces it uliBlood P Polson, and the sno though I took * their treatment faith. t.worse all the : teok peor every deeaied blood ee eae aid not reach the. disease. and had-no effect whatever. I was dis heartened, for it seemed would never be Wy . 8., and n to im. ons T continued the cared e completely, buildthersasing my appetite. Staunton, . a. ; nd. ry; besides ‘de ee Gigestion, they ‘and swelling of: the oo and is et Fos gta am { remedy fee from these on self-treatment sent free by Bwits Speci Company, Atlanta, Ga. loigarettes to boys render themselves te fer In fact, I seemed . : e .: end 1. then . took}: Pas hopin gat 2 peye never . Eussoraumen hala a ee NC BIDS WA Bids will be récei the: privilege” of selfi cream, confectionery and temperance drinks, at Union ican School bids ‘should: be Murchie, P.O. Box 1909 a hard finished; fine cell ir and ba¥a" ; for two horses. Inquire at this office, service. them ? Are ux which are comfo; ered by footwear from our’st have room for nataral movement. The Shoes we offer are r not-ill-shaped. They confo lines of the foot. They are hand easy and durable. The stock. -usé@ is: +: honest leather, tanned and prepared i such a way as'to givethe best +; Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2:50 Vici kia Shoes have no equal.. Have you “seen ‘Repairing promptly and neatly: Bans at reasonable prices. BOVEY. BROS.,.Broad Street, NOW FOR SOMETHING THAT IS ALWAYS IN STYLE Ladies Fast Black Hose Sizes 8% to ro. The greatest Hose in the World, I RAS OR SRO eer > Respectfully, fs AS ue ‘Fine fine One Case Ladies . Fast Black Hose Me Gs : Al cae Old price 12%c. New price 3 PAIR FOR= . MAKER & CO. Ladies’ Fast‘Blac'’s 153» Old Price 12x%c New Price; 3. pair 25c. © @ world 8 Their ride -far to many © . Oaptain Me in 1888 and with’ his pai California 2 vude City. foreman of t! also superin Pittsburg “at gixteen year ‘Postmaster, : 8 gned. the ‘America and Treadwell m there went t¢ ricu, where . His home is the western don Explora _ greatest. mit has ever kno Mr. Perks in 1846 and locating in he aa ti mained ther the .Quicksi ~ 1875 he bee North Bloot ing there 6 go to. Sou ~ South Afric of some gi “OF late, yeu time in Lo Washingto Messrs. & personal fr sociates,. a tional’ repu tegrity at mining: ex Rothsebild _ apitalized this count At Watt Seaweeds chusetts . feated the by a score vada Oit atrengthe van as pit this city 1 ‘ing here trip fare the Park, “Hr Te. be -prov every one . should xr is the : Dr. A. town fo! During will tak i a: ‘office. " erman’s BM Free 8 Wild’s. Ther of ng put to ears . ‘For a ‘nounet scribec stantl {3 ment, hes.y tional consti “ tarrb ~e¢Ohene \F const! “fet drops oD. pro dare f for. -¢ darese