July 29, 1899 (4 pages)

__ English city. __ @rass Valley ant Sounty ‘These Britishers. ome}. saggy sprinkled around in it. And in + _ main this pope, ees of a min-. i : camp is. ‘be & great ‘mi: oe 6 Grass ‘Valley, so wn Empri category. ‘Phere can be no ¢ prise in store for pone Who has ire J eled 2 is ¢ ‘Jooks on Grass Valley. . ot time. Instead of the. usnal. he views a large city: ‘of, nearly’: 9000 inhabitants, set in the” midat of. an emerald green valley aud . in tall poplars, . aud. sweets -smelling shrabs and fragrant: gardens. Streets of lovely homes; each surrounded by large gardens, ‘fie spread ont before him, the spires of. various elegant . . churches pierce sky ward here and there, anda noble high sebool buildingstands . in the foreground. Unlike: most a4 ing towns, it has st ite inception jn the early: fit first mines were placer, + hich prodoan. (up to 1855) $3,586,000: There are . this date tew plucer mines. worked in this district. . éver, assured the permanent ‘growth and development of Grass ‘Valley, ahd itis estimated that the quaaftz mings of the Grass Valley gold ‘belt hare already produced over $100,C00,000, . Grass: Valley bas the uuique distiation’ ‘of being almost completely an The great’ thejority cf {mbabitants sre British-born, end the descendants of Britishers, and ‘to: Eng-. lishmen is due the credit. of: thar . wonderful business stability andhigh religious moral and educational stand-}. ard which has been 80 charac’ a Sef wered } éFistic of ; ‘@ ‘ i cities w ere there a tes : geome finches. gre Ss mates . ‘the amount. en our new cane “systetit i¢ tn: peace SR ‘ “necessary ‘demands for. . uSeatsh will, be. greatly y pK Siu st reas kip tikes bese meat pies “Few cities in the United abe . th 3 p Nalley. It is clei ’ from three to. tight has most other. tcwas of g:populstion. on, Most of this: consumption je daeto absolute waste. tulness. Grass .Valley has .an. ordionnee prohibiting patrons: from letting’ te ran from: ten P. M. to: ee i, abd had of Tate found it necessary to rigidly enforce. it by” Amiposing fines rightend left for its infrac~ ‘Ase result. Of. this. ‘pétion amount hag been decreased about one~ third?’ The Trustees of Nevada City have for gome; time past: felt , the necessity of a ‘reform in this matter and soon taking steps ‘to that ERA aa _Nevuc generally. “mainly from Cornwali—that iar dha ol deep mines, ” Every sterling honesty, stead deep reiigious feelings of, ‘the men and women of Coriwall, aud it is a genuine) delight to meet with the continued . evidences of these basic virtues . a J the blue skies, and amid the mou tati of California. . It ia needless to say that many ‘of the offices of trust in Gruss. Valley and its mines, are und have ters held by Britishers. It may be said. that the ieee, main streams of emigration which have. fed Grass Valley have flowed from Cam. borne, Helston and ~ Redruth. What good miner does not come from these places? To be sure, other towns ‘in Carnwall have sent their quote of good men and true, bat the “ ‘bhub” is to be found in these three towns, the . on of Cornwall. i “Superior Court Matters, >< © An order of sale of real-estate was made by Judge Nilon this morning: in the estate of George W: Frank© Mrs: Frank-was appointed guardian of the “persons and estates of her minor child ren, with the bond fixed at boty. for each child. : An order of sale of . Sen}. ‘eutats was @leo made inthe estate of Mrs. Avy H. Green, deceased. The demurrer to the onda clekle ia the anit brought by W. H. Merrifi:ld. ot ‘Grass. Valley against the “Mary field > “Mining Company for $20,000. damages: for the loss of the life of (he: plaintitf's. ‘gop, will be argued Monday uff aude by G. D Buckiey.1or the piaintaff & W. Kitts ror tie defendant.’ ‘Pre demurrer of E. M. Preston in the ease of Colley Bros: vs. J. A. Northway” and others was over-ruled: und defeudant, was given ten days to answer, fit Sunday ‘Dinners NE “The usual excellent Sunday, dinner will be served ut the tomorrow evening trom. 6:15 to. 1:80 Price for single transient Lgechate nd —three fora dollar. Bers 29-1 How Is Your Wite? ° “Blas she lost ber beauty? If #0,” stipation, Indigestion, Sick are the principal ca causes. feos Oy ana . e ‘National Hotei]: ; a] rate pan am hey are x Ipredhenccoman As likely to see. One or ee tencmitiats this subject a » reaant dumber. of the Engineering Nows says: ee as ‘much water per eapita.as do Nevada . and : of gold-bearing quartz in. 1850, ‘How: = 3 dootined Or ic, <ca wieihdeney was 6eJ eured for Moore’s defence, and al-. Pargcnnes young man. was convicted to lifeimprisonment, be has. re inade a deed’ for the mine which bas been passed on to an attorney named ‘Tyrrell of Grass: Valley, who. conducted ‘the defense. Moore has written letter to Tyrrell telling him ‘Héw--he -discovered the Lincoln, asthe mine is called, and painting the prospects in glowing \ colors. He declares. that he sank a shaft seventy feet. jn depth atidtook out and milled ore which paid $22 per ton. Some of “the the. ote.was muob richer than this and he pounded it out ina band mortar in bis cabin, in: ‘order to keép’ anyone from knowing how rich it ‘was. According ‘to. Moore's story, be resorted to other Gevices to” conceal the great richness Jof the. miue, and in finishing — his letter he advises the attorney to hold on to it aud work the mine himeeif, Phe filtration of the pablo watt bas has awakened a ngmber 0% G towns to the necessity’ ¢ of curtailing Bdge ‘cause of : : added i wy gh reset Sustae a number of municipalties are realizing the folly of purifying a gallon. or two of water.to-be wasted for every one that is used, other cities: are. seeing that the problem of sewage purification is minecessartly great through the waste of water. ‘Of course, this relates principally.to: places: having the. separate system of sewerage, not so. miuch because water waste does no matter in. such mice as because: the sewerage: from. shoo jeombined ; systems. is being tteated-in this country, thoug hit is . commonly done abroad. These dre ections have: been suggested by the sittration ” at Satatoga Springs, New :~ That place is obliged-to adopt a hpaldm of sewerage treatment within a year; andi the Sewerage: GCormissioners are.confronted . by. the. enormous con‘suaiption and waste of water. They have, conferred. with the Water Comiwiasioners and the Jatter are reported as having decided to introduce meters esti seeder) to:cnt-down te. Bie x Aowns ote = aS france of.fear,.of, politival ,consequences, Are: wasting more water than.they are using, will soon, be brought up. short, by. the expense involved in. such. “mismanuge. is ment on the: difficulties of securing a sufficient sapply of pure water, and of its floal’disposel after becoming fouled . Pradence,will be shown. by “throttling waste before it reaches huge proportions. and comes to be eonsidered as 8 mutier of Fight and merit instead. of a tinancial and sanitary wrong?) 2 oa pad ‘Season Fc For Deer. The Sacramento nto Bee. érre when it inati ea mt that. rd fa ot begin till . tember Nevada , pws trom gan {5th to October 15th. A: not beenso plentifalid this rt of the State for twenty or more _ past. ag they are now. A hunter ‘s trip in almost ‘for ° Sey reg bed ae Bete “a “are on the other eghetorseype’ joes stringent laws are r meaded for . eavenue-diampe aud Beat © cou _ Commissioner 7 ve at the Tnter-. al ‘absolutely’ probibiting banks Efren cans = ao same to thedrawcircular to collectors the arte by doing which he will become wealthy. . "guage Gibson to be skepti. oal regarding the value of the little Klondike which he neglected to own, bat some of bis. friends believe he is J inwardly chating and that he would be ‘gind tochange plabes’ with ‘lawyer Tyrrell today. ‘ Lloyd Tevis was a man who became enormously rich in California and lived out his days here. There are so few of the abnormally rich Californians who are doing it thatit is worth noting. Although one of. the very richest he was. one of the most. unobtrusive. ‘His nameis not connected with any great enterprise. It would appear that he froze onto his money, accumlated by finding safe places for that which he had and piling away the natural acctetion in) new investments. If he was not an enterprising Californian he was a loyal one, in not carrying the money made here off to another state or country, and that is something.—Alameda Argas. 5 2@rHis Mustard Plaster. ‘The mustard is a ‘harmless looking wafer, but it must be handled with as much ” ‘circumspection as & There was a newly married wmian chee whose wife told him to put on a mustard plaster to cure a cold. He had faith in her, and pot iton. Then he went to sleep, being gifted with the power of sleeping under ‘torments which is not given to one man in a thousand. The plaster seemed to him somewhat unreasonably hot, but he argued that the hotter it was the better. Besides, he had confidence in his wife. Next day he found a well developed blister on his chest, and ru only laughed und said she had supposed” any one would have sense to take off a plaster when it nurt him Though that was 11 months ago, the mark of the plaster is still upon the man like a brand, and he now regards ‘his wife’s remedies with suspicion.—New York Feaerce Advertiser. ~ oe Married by Blood. In the island. of Banquey there is a tribe of Dusuns differing widely in lange, religion and customs from other tribes bearing that name. Marriages are performed in the forest in the presence of. two families. There is no pub lic gathering or feast. The rite consists in transferring a drop of blood‘from e wooden knife in the calf of the man’s leg to « similar eut in the woman’s leg. After marriage the man takes the bride to “her home, “. where he resides in future asa member of the family. Whimateal Advertisements. The author uf ‘‘Pages From a Private Diary’ gives some whimsical antares ments, as, for’ fistance: “ tirls, about 18, naa st for. or ai And from ah *s catalogue: “Clergymen. — clergymen, orth poss aa $6,600; dump, band and > section cars, $100;, total value, $27,450, any . “but we are decreasing our charges and eae pa nod ee re : ‘infantum. te ar rig “place at four o'clock tomorrow pein from the he home of the parents. dd was He Giese ie ' ae ‘@ short. distance working [email protected]. B. trestle, bes, Earnings were as follows?’ Ti 419 ; iss j gin ‘two shifts, We ways great. friends, for two. ' aparte It seems that Mr. Beecher had a beantifal globe . in his study, a presented sqme great manufacturer. It ahaa no y crip eee increasing our expenses, as the . things is increasing. We 866: mo outlook for a continuous increase of brsiness.” mnt representation of the con_and stars which compose » were the rings of Satarn soe fitell )-of Uranus. ‘was delighted withthe globe. He examined it closely and turned it round and.round. “It’s jast what I wanted,” he said. “Who made it?” “Who made it?”. féd Beecher. “Who made this-¢lobe? On, nobody, colonel, 1t just happened.” eel oie Pool Selling Pre Prohibited. In reply to an. inquiry as to” whet her pool-selliug and book-making on tria’s of speed held under the auspices of District Fair Associations work.a forfeiture of the. District appropriations, Attorney Ford says: “The provision in relation to the State Agricultural Society, which specifically . excepts pool-selling and book-making on trials} Ti pin fee held under the auspices’ of jety, confirms me in the opiaan that pooling sf ameniibe —_ i parifier and true tonic for the are within the terms ‘games of chance’. ” 5,7", gears thea : for any object whatever, and that the cathertis ee same can not be permitted at the fairs pf the District Agricultaral Societies; <_ Does: This “Strike You? Muddy -complexions, Nauseating and thata violation of this provision . , will work a forfeiture of the roprias breath‘come from chronic constipation : a Karl’a.Clover Root Tea is an absolute “ mage therefor.” cure aud has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee.Land S0ets. For sale by H. Dickerman, « . the druggist. tf “dpe Rurtt Sack Cannot. Stanp Urright.” Neither can poor, weuk, thin blood fourish and sustain the physical system. “Hood’s Sarsaparilla is.the In the game of “life the one armed man always plays a lone hand, To ‘the Kadlies : : We are now offering arenime in Eats, and from now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE Or "TRIMMED HATS. reached bedrock. The elevator . t hearts ‘could. not eeea . . stack, eosgouiee globe. On it wasan. Togersoll . Price 2h cts.). Now ‘BEING CLOSED our: AT ‘cost PRICE ieldieniinaiaal é Is ust received from the Bait @ full line of ena Yotest in ! ra wots on ona The: Jewelry you tay foo me. sented. It is new in style there i is, no Venuphion as to quality, and the prices are = New designs Py * the dozen in SILVER WARE. -“Both plated and solid, from the best sin tae Tlike to show goods ‘and take tee ‘in aening them on their merits. . Cc. J. BRAND, . Pioneer r Jeweler, oend Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION © is called to our fine line of a ATOmRES — Of American Manufacture.’ The superior construction of these Watches by improved ‘and adtomatic machinery enables us to offer & good time piece at's very moderate price. D OWN ? I. buoy Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you can get NOV and —— goods at our Wate for about the same price. : gar Remember, our repair work will bear the closest taped ted Telephone West 14. A. & H. W. niupegecne to Broad St., Nevada Cicy ro iesarceaianaaal ——— —————— arrernvenevenntneenenventten Just Received 3d Installment. An Elegant Assortment, Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. ‘Curtain Poles. CURTAIN POLES, Eto. “At. Jas. Kinkead’s BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, _ Proprietor Depot for Fancy Groceries ‘PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTT ED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey : Monarch (Jug) Whiskey. sacerueuanee 1X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey. . ‘Maple Ram. . Sherry Wine.. Port Wine..recceccsrseseacnoees «ee 4 S Ss Mikndo id Dandy Soap, 20 bare. c+. y sen ? Fern Soap ; 8 beet Foam Weab's Powderlb pokg tee ween rT a meee * * > 2 > z é r . Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date. Merchants.) Broad Street, corner Pine. ~—JAMMMUUAAAUUUUAAAAAUAAAAAALUAAAAAAUUAL If you want the best Insist on having GEO.S. PARKER FOUNTAIN THE SCICCESS OF THEPEN AGE.22™ r For sale at ‘DICKERMAN’S, DRUGS, ST ATIONERY, @ PHOTO SUPPLIES.

__ English city. __ @rass Valley ant Sounty ‘These Britishers. ome}. saggy sprinkled around in it. And in + _ main this pope, ees of a min-. i : camp is. ‘be & great ‘mi: oe 6 Grass ‘Valley, so wn Empri category. ‘Phere can be no ¢ prise in store for pone Who has ire J eled 2 is ¢ ‘Jooks on Grass Valley. . ot time. Instead of the. usnal. he views a large city: ‘of, nearly’: 9000 inhabitants, set in the” midat of. an emerald green valley aud . in tall poplars, . aud. sweets -smelling shrabs and fragrant: gardens. Streets of lovely homes; each surrounded by large gardens, ‘fie spread ont before him, the spires of. various elegant . . churches pierce sky ward here and there, anda noble high sebool buildingstands . in the foreground. Unlike: most a4 ing towns, it has st ite inception jn the early: fit first mines were placer, + hich prodoan. (up to 1855) $3,586,000: There are . this date tew plucer mines. worked in this district. . éver, assured the permanent ‘growth and development of Grass ‘Valley, ahd itis estimated that the quaaftz mings of the Grass Valley gold ‘belt hare already produced over $100,C00,000, . Grass: Valley bas the uuique distiation’ ‘of being almost completely an The great’ thejority cf {mbabitants sre British-born, end the descendants of Britishers, and ‘to: Eng-. lishmen is due the credit. of: thar . wonderful business stability andhigh religious moral and educational stand-}. ard which has been 80 charac’ a Sef wered } éFistic of ; ‘@ ‘ i cities w ere there a tes : geome finches. gre Ss mates . ‘the amount.. en our new cane “systetit i¢ tn: peace SR ‘ “necessary ‘demands for. . uSeatsh will, be. greatly y pK Siu st reas kip tikes bese meat pies “Few cities in the United abe . th 3 p Nalley. It is clei ’ from three to. tight has most other. tcwas of g:populstion. on, Most of this: consumption je daeto absolute waste. tulness. Grass .Valley has .an. ordionnee prohibiting patrons: from letting’ te ran from: ten P. M. to: ee i, abd had of Tate found it necessary to rigidly enforce. it by” Amiposing fines rightend left for its infrac~ ‘Ase result. Of. this. ‘pétion amount hag been decreased about one~ third?’ The Trustees of Nevada City have for gome; time past: felt , the necessity of a ‘reform in this matter and soon taking steps ‘to that ERA aa _Nevuc generally. “mainly from Cornwali—that iar dha ol deep mines, ” Every sterling honesty, stead deep reiigious feelings of, ‘the men and women of Coriwall, aud it is a genuine) delight to meet with the continued . evidences of these basic virtues . a J the blue skies, and amid the mou tati of California. . It ia needless to say that many ‘of the offices of trust in Gruss. Valley and its mines, are und have ters held by Britishers. It may be said. that the ieee, main streams of emigration which have. fed Grass Valley have flowed from Cam. borne, Helston and ~ Redruth. What good miner does not come from these places? To be sure, other towns ‘in Carnwall have sent their quote of good men and true, bat the “ ‘bhub” is to be found in these three towns, the . on of Cornwall. i “Superior Court Matters, >< © An order of sale of real-estate was made by Judge Nilon this morning: in the estate of George W: Frank© Mrs: Frank-was appointed guardian of the “persons and estates of her minor child ren, with the bond fixed at boty. for each child. : An order of sale of . Sen}. ‘eutats was @leo made inthe estate of Mrs. Avy H. Green, deceased. The demurrer to the onda clekle ia the anit brought by W. H. Merrifi:ld. ot ‘Grass. Valley against the “Mary field > “Mining Company for $20,000. damages: for the loss of the life of (he: plaintitf's. ‘gop, will be argued Monday uff aude by G. D Buckiey.1or the piaintaff & W. Kitts ror tie defendant.’ ‘Pre demurrer of E. M. Preston in the ease of Colley Bros: vs. J. A. Northway” and others was over-ruled: und defeudant, was given ten days to answer, fit Sunday ‘Dinners NE “The usual excellent Sunday, dinner will be served ut the tomorrow evening trom. 6:15 to. 1:80 Price for single transient Lgechate nd —three fora dollar. Bers 29-1 How Is Your Wite? ° “Blas she lost ber beauty? If #0,” stipation, Indigestion, Sick are the principal ca causes. feos Oy ana . e ‘National Hotei]: ; a] rate pan am hey are x Ipredhenccoman As likely to see. One or ee tencmitiats this subject a » reaant dumber. of the Engineering Nows says: ee as ‘much water per eapita.as do Nevada . and : of gold-bearing quartz in. 1850, ‘How: = 3 dootined Or ic, <ca wieihdeney was 6eJ eured for Moore’s defence, and al-. Pargcnnes young man. was convicted to lifeimprisonment, be has. re inade a deed’ for the mine which bas been passed on to an attorney named ‘Tyrrell of Grass: Valley, who. conducted ‘the defense. Moore has written letter to Tyrrell telling him ‘Héw--he -discovered the Lincoln, asthe mine is called, and painting the prospects in glowing \ colors. He declares. that he sank a shaft seventy feet. jn depth atidtook out and milled ore which paid $22 per ton. Some of “the the. ote.was muob richer than this and he pounded it out ina band mortar in bis cabin, in: ‘order to keép’ anyone from knowing how rich it ‘was. According ‘to. Moore's story, be resorted to other Gevices to” conceal the great richness Jof the. miue, and in finishing — his letter he advises the attorney to hold on to it aud work the mine himeeif, Phe filtration of the pablo watt bas has awakened a ngmber 0% G towns to the necessity’ ¢ of curtailing Bdge ‘cause of : : added i wy gh reset Sustae a number of municipalties are realizing the folly of purifying a gallon. or two of water.to-be wasted for every one that is used, other cities: are. seeing that the problem of sewage purification is minecessartly great through the waste of water. ‘Of course, this relates principally.to: places: having the. separate system of sewerage, not so. miuch because water waste does no matter in. such mice as because: the sewerage: from. shoo jeombined ; systems. is being tteated-in this country, thoug hit is . commonly done abroad. These dre ections have: been suggested by the sittration ” at Satatoga Springs, New :~ That place is obliged-to adopt a hpaldm of sewerage treatment within a year; andi the Sewerage: GCormissioners are.confronted . by. the. enormous con‘suaiption and waste of water. They have, conferred. with the Water Comiwiasioners and the Jatter are reported as having decided to introduce meters esti seeder) to:cnt-down te. Bie x Aowns ote = aS france of.fear,.of, politival ,consequences, Are: wasting more water than.they are using, will soon, be brought up. short, by. the expense involved in. such. “mismanuge. is ment on the: difficulties of securing a sufficient sapply of pure water, and of its floal’disposel after becoming fouled . Pradence,will be shown. by “throttling waste before it reaches huge proportions. and comes to be eonsidered as 8 mutier of Fight and merit instead. of a tinancial and sanitary wrong?) 2 oa pad ‘Season Fc For Deer. The Sacramento nto Bee. érre when it inati ea mt that. rd fa ot begin till . tember Nevada , pws trom gan {5th to October 15th. A: not beenso plentifalid this rt of the State for twenty or more _ past. ag they are now. A hunter ‘s trip in almost ‘for ° Sey reg bed ae Bete “a “are on the other eghetorseype’ joes stringent laws are r meaded for . eavenue-diampe aud Beat © cou _ Commissioner 7 ve at the Tnter-. al ‘absolutely’ probibiting banks Efren cans = ao same to thedrawcircular to collectors the arte by doing which he will become wealthy. . "guage Gibson to be skepti. oal regarding the value of the little Klondike which he neglected to own, bat some of bis. friends believe he is J inwardly chating and that he would be ‘gind tochange plabes’ with ‘lawyer Tyrrell today. ‘

Lloyd Tevis was a man who became enormously rich in California and lived out his days here. There are so few of the abnormally rich Californians who are doing it thatit is worth noting. Although one of. the very richest he was. one of the most. unobtrusive. ‘His nameis not connected with any great enterprise. It would appear that he froze onto his money, accumlated by finding safe places for that which he had and piling away the natural acctetion in) new investments. If he was not an enterprising Californian he was a loyal one, in not carrying the money made here off to another state or country, and that is something.—Alameda Argas. 5 2@rHis Mustard Plaster. ‘The mustard is a ‘harmless looking wafer, but it must be handled with as much ” ‘circumspection as & There was a newly married wmian chee whose wife told him to put on a mustard plaster to cure a cold. He had faith in her, and pot iton. Then he went to sleep, being gifted with the power of sleeping under ‘torments which is not given to one man in a thousand. The plaster seemed to him somewhat unreasonably hot, but he argued that the hotter it was the better. Besides, he had confidence in his wife. Next day he found a well developed blister on his chest, and ru only laughed und said she had supposed” any one would have sense to take off a plaster when it nurt him Though that was 11 months ago, the mark of the plaster is still upon the man like a brand, and he now regards ‘his wife’s remedies with suspicion.—New York Feaerce Advertiser. ~ oe Married by Blood. In the island. of Banquey there is a tribe of Dusuns differing widely in lange, religion and customs from other tribes bearing that name. Marriages are performed in the forest in the presence of. two families. There is no pub lic gathering or feast. The rite consists in transferring a drop of blood‘from e wooden knife in the calf of the man’s leg to « similar eut in the woman’s leg. After marriage the man takes the bride to “her home, “. where he resides in future asa member of the family. Whimateal Advertisements. The author uf ‘‘Pages From a Private Diary’ gives some whimsical antares ments, as, for’ fistance: “ tirls, about 18, naa st for. or ai And from ah *s catalogue: “Clergymen. — clergymen, orth poss aa $6,600; dump, band and > section cars, $100;, total value, $27,450, any . “but we are decreasing our charges and eae pa nod ee re : ‘infantum. te ar rig “place at four o'clock tomorrow pein from the he home of the parents. dd was He Giese ie ' ae ‘@ short. distance working [email protected]. B. trestle, bes, Earnings were as follows?’ Ti 419 ; iss j gin ‘two shifts, We ways great. friends, for two. ' aparte It seems that Mr. Beecher had a beantifal globe . in his study, a presented sqme great manufacturer. It ahaa no y crip eee increasing our expenses, as the . things is increasing. We 866: mo outlook for a continuous increase of brsiness.” mnt representation of the con_and stars which compose » were the rings of Satarn soe fitell )-of Uranus. ‘was delighted withthe globe. He examined it closely and turned it round and.round. “It’s jast what I wanted,” he said. “Who made it?” “Who made it?”. féd Beecher. “Who made this-¢lobe? On, nobody, colonel, 1t just happened.” eel oie Pool Selling Pre Prohibited. In reply to an. inquiry as to” whet her pool-selliug and book-making on tria’s of speed held under the auspices of District Fair Associations work.a forfeiture of the. District appropriations, Attorney Ford says: “The provision in relation to the State Agricultural Society, which specifically . excepts pool-selling and book-making on trials} Ti pin fee held under the auspices’ of jety, confirms me in the opiaan that pooling sf ameniibe —_ i parifier and true tonic for the are within the terms ‘games of chance’. ” 5,7", gears thea : for any object whatever, and that the cathertis ee same can not be permitted at the fairs pf the District Agricultaral Societies; <_ Does: This “Strike You? Muddy -complexions, Nauseating and thata violation of this provision . , will work a forfeiture of the roprias breath‘come from chronic constipation : a Karl’a.Clover Root Tea is an absolute “ mage therefor.” cure aud has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee.Land S0ets. For sale by H. Dickerman, « . the druggist.. tf “dpe Rurtt Sack Cannot. Stanp Urright.” Neither can poor, weuk, thin blood fourish and sustain the physical system. “Hood’s Sarsaparilla is.the In the game of “life the one armed man always plays a lone hand, To ‘the Kadlies : : We are now offering arenime in Eats, and from now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE Or "TRIMMED HATS. reached bedrock. The elevator . t hearts ‘could. not eeea . . stack, eosgouiee globe. On it wasan. Togersoll . Price 2h cts.). Now ‘BEING CLOSED our: AT ‘cost PRICE ieldieniinaiaal é Is ust received from the Bait @ full line of ena Yotest in ! ra wots on ona The: Jewelry you tay foo me. sented. It is new in style there i is, no Venuphion as to quality, and the prices are = New designs Py * the dozen in SILVER WARE.. -“Both plated and solid, from the best sin tae Tlike to show goods ‘and take tee ‘in aening them on their merits. . Cc. J. BRAND, . Pioneer r Jeweler, oend Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION © is called to our fine line of a ATOmRES — Of American Manufacture.’ The superior construction of these Watches by improved ‘and adtomatic machinery enables us to offer & good time piece at's very moderate price. D OWN ? I. buoy Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you can get NOV and —— goods at our Wate for about the same price. : gar Remember, our repair work will bear the closest taped ted Telephone West 14. A. & H. W. niupegecne to Broad St., Nevada Cicy ro iesarceaianaaal ——— —————— arrernvenevenntneenenventten Just Received 3d Installment. An Elegant Assortment, Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. ‘Curtain Poles. CURTAIN POLES, Eto. “At. Jas. Kinkead’s BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, _ Proprietor Depot for Fancy Groceries ‘PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTT ED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey : Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.. sacerueuanee 1X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey. . ‘Maple Ram. . Sherry Wine... 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