July 7, 1896 (4 pages)

0. 131, DE: Revenve ~1, AND Staeer W%, IGHTEEN HUMES SEVEN. ey OF TH RES OF TH B Crry toad and vaule ot thei : able evada over theefifty yeurs, for a ich saj ble orrand:a! ne een hundred and 4 Ni ene by law ‘for AXes, rshal of said City lector of said ty . in the Manner py, Ne. neg! or ths efor to pay 1a] must colle, 'Y of ‘shall app bate ‘must ™ any, Board of ped L OF waid Poll tee the preceding month . less the amount of lection, to the City me that other tive: arshal shall be a Lsuch Poll taxeree scal year, for making the follo: Roce ane wee: ee se eee june 3 age Real Estate, . “COURT OF THE tate of California, if of -H. Kr uger, ‘ae . : a re Kruger, exec MT A kre deceased, led cherein their pe. B Pores of this Court tora to mortgage that fe: in the city of Ala. ” ‘State of Calfornia, ner formed by the in. . herly line of Pacific 9 ern line of Mintum . =) sousberly along said @& ion-with the @ Koad avenue; thence . ast named line one § 108) feet; thenee at arsection with the said Cavenuetothe pointot & curity for the purpose . t less than $3,000 for a . two years. Me eby ordered that all : aid estate appear be. & nday, the 2th day of » Court-room of said . y, at the hour of 0 ie aay, then and there’to # ey have, why said rel @ rade Sonia by said ‘exe. @ 8 o xerane. or for such i Cotirt shall seem meet j rred to the petition ofa particulars. that acopy of this} or four (4) successivy ‘Daily TRANSCRIPT, t nd published in sali} a? JOHN CALDWELL, Judge. Meeting. ING OF THE HARMON . ompany will be helda 9 tary in Nevada City, 0 9 July Ist, 1896, » K. CASPER, Secretary. § st. 1896, » Creditors. sf WUTKE, DECEASED given by the eee r of the estate of Au ) the creditors ar 18 against the said dej em with the: negessar! ir months after the fi otice to the said Adm be, the store of Schm Neyada City, Neva E. W. SCHMIDT, the Estate of August pney for Estate. ATION. fice, Sacramen of Cittor 3Y GIVEN TO ALEX! n Graves, Aléx~ Osbuine, Edwin Nini am Tiern n, W. H. © ouney,and to all whom i wing described lands pr om Lists by the Central Pa riny under its grant avd) amento Land Distr ct an named protests filed f the Gencral Land Officiiy iting s iddand to sald rai ison of the mineral cha Commissioner of Lette ordered a hearing to dete i said lands, whe:her m y publication and pers in interest,tified that under said . z will be had. before th Tt of this office at 10 o’cloc 896, to determine the tr wing described lands: 44 or lot 2. of Section 35 rr SE. 44 of ection 5, T. 1d 10 of ‘sec. 17, T.16.N.,R wr lots: 5 — 6 of See. 11, of N. W.\% of Sec, 11,1. place you are. hereby cle ‘Buch evidence ak you may” character of said lands. stlon by any person inter ed, THOMAS EBASES, Register. Cae F. GARDNER, Receivers ment Notice. acer Mining Compa inch pal piene: of business~ vada County, California. Sierra County, Cal f riven that at a meeting 4 ors held on the isth day ° ssinent of Fifty cents Mi is levied upon the capité ation, payable immediate Zold Coin, to the Secretar! San Juan. . 1 vhich this assessment sha the 27th day of June,! and advertised for sale a! iuniess payment is m ion M Monday, the 6th day ¢ he delinquent assessment of advertisment and ey order of the Board of Di H. GERMAN, ‘Seer etary. Hotel, San Juan, je — ‘or Publication. J. S. Lann Office, nento, Cal., May 26th, 1886; REBY GIVEN THAT TH udge ¢ the Su: y at Nevada City, C alo bh, 1896, viz: Manuel J by PO Se Cal. * ho reals jdand Loe 34, SE ap, ‘aot NE.24, See. 4 allowing = itnesses to m and euttit oe “Dav Housel, Thom! (e , all b fern Co Cal. 58 ER, _ PHOMAS F RASER,, torney. lerchants’ Exchange. Cally reet, San Francisco. eTISEMENTS SOLIciT} sland. on ss Soe rates Send aoe erynewspaper publishe (y stantly on b gree or acces? ae ranscript. i ae 30TH. YEAR—NO. 11042 it THE TRANSCRIPT; ne:Year in advance PSix Months. ' Made known on application. 3 Entered at the sponbincs at Nevadii' City’s as "second-class merece. ; 140 YEARS NEVADA ( CITY ; q LINE WITH THIS IGE OF. PROGRESS Plumbing 4 Stoves Co oking . Plastering EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, oe Published every: evening ‘ex: Sundays and pee Daren.BROWN & OADEINS. . N. P. BROWN. G's CAERING. bnree oe a it x not paid in a oe Se ee + Lmakeia aedaltsot, iti i employ the best wo and use the best materials. Prices.the lowest. Stoves 4 Varning Light 4 eating Pat. Todd: Heater . . i) Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific :Garland Westwood And others a asa of ardware Faney, at y alt odds "the this season sompletest I ever offered Stoves Asfor Tinware Thay are. in sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated . In profusion to U ckery tauten and purses." lam sure n please you in this department, tt If you want ‘Re ber ‘that I makea sy Lamps olaity of them. From the che to the most elaborate will-be found here. All Kinds of iré Fericing fi and pag yb f ve plain and fancy. 4 : The best of on tent Andother natertals for F aints, Oils aibéera’ use. “Best dy:mixed Paint sold. : Fine stock of» Firearms 45°, CUTE: products of the leading ‘makers EO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY: RY, esentsprang. _ ———AND—— rickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT WORK a Specialty. . O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO B SOLE PROrietor of the Kronk B. Soring street, will be realy toSelivey nough beer about the : First of July : i He guarantees the article to be of the best MaF~-All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention “BQ MONUMENTS, . TOFMBSONES, ‘ GRANITE WORK Beotch Granite‘and Marble of Every Descripering on Tombstones and Monuments Promptly Attended to. ~ YORK WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS. . PRICES LOWEST IN THR STATS. Before peep TS. quality. and the world is‘fult of cheap suit. all . things. But with -. your eyes wide open the real ‘good things are few and far between. When we buy our goods we look. sharpfor quality ‘and workmanship. If they are right we see about the price ; ifinot, 10 cents on the dollar won’t tempt us to buy, for we have are right, no matter R WATCH Broad st., Nevada City. Y = ores GREAT LOSING OUT SALE! AT THE __ a WHITE HOUSE see $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to ae 10 a pair. legen assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 to 42, below cost. fice. + Out elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a bargain. THE WHITE EOUSE, B. NEWMAN & CO. ea reputation at stake. If you buy. goods from us they hw little you pay for ’em—they’ re right. LUETS E& BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers, One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, réduced from Onur entire stock of WASH GOODS are Soing at a sacriA STRANGE SIGHT. Gulls Follow.a Ship for the Dinner Scraps That Go Overboard. A jolly crew,isa flock of gulls. Thave watched them by the hour. flying abreast of the steamer from 10 to 25 feet from the ship's rail, with every eye ‘on the porthole from which refuse of the cook’s galley is dumped into the sea, Generally, this grateful event + takes*place’ just after meal time, and-a sake of one mad dash at the scraps that it expects to be consigned to the ocean. The gull cannot be fooled with anything short of fresh meat or crackers. i have tried orange peel and scraps of nastboard, which T tossed into the air feather! eracker in. your ‘hand, you “see “every vyird draw as near as he dares, with a ‘snowing blink and a turn of the head. ssues from-50 throats; as-manypairs of wings flash in the sunlight; 50 pairs of red or black legs dangle in the air, The great event is when the dinner raps go overboard from the galley. There is a mad scramble, the air is filled with hoarse cries, the whole flock settles on the water with uplifted wings, effort to get all there is for itself. The steamer poes on, leaving a white, struggling spot-on the water in its wake. But nresently they start after her again,. 1nd with quick, nervotis strokes they reach her side, and sail serenely on with j eras before. The most amazing piece of business I ever saw was a gull coolly preeviny itself with its bill while it was following in ful) flight, apparently without an effort. A STRANG E PEOPLE. Bureau of American Ethnology Sends Expeditions to Seriland, During the last iwo years expeditions sent out by the bureau of Amcricas ethnology have co’lected many interes! ing fects about the Seri Indians, who live in. the western part of the state oi Sonora, Mexico, along the shere of the Gulf of California and on the island of Tiburon in that gulf, The facts have recently been summarized by Pot. W J. MeGve, of Washington. From time immemorial Seriland has °. remained practically unexplored, partly because it lies beyond a desert barrier, and partly on account of the warlike reputation of its tierce and bloodthirsty inhabitants, who “profess a passion for alien nlood; always gratified,saye when they rre deterred by fear.” The Seri Inlians. are described as of “superb physique, able to run down fi¢et game and vapture hali-wild Mexican horses Wwitiout repes or projectiles; able to rur across (the desert, swaterless:and food-: iéss, so rapidly as to escape pursuing horsemen; able to abstain from food aud water for days; able habitually to pass barefoot through cactus and over ‘agred rock slopes without thought of discomfort.” They speak a distinct language, and strictly practice monogamous marripge. Their hatred for alien peoples is hereditary, The remitins of ancient ruins in Seriland indicate that its inhabitants have always:kept their country free from foreign invasion, and that for centures their ‘customs and BEEHIVE GROCERY J.J. JACKSON, Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Depot for Fancy articeris oa Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles. zt in bulk, per gal. Olives, “7 5} Mikado Soap, per bar 4 -Root Beer™ cm . SOE aT’ “ xt for bee. 2 2S & ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee d is the Best. “GWeNtt-a TriaProprietor}: Shasta Teperts Shasta Ginger Ale 25 50 I 25 95 verything else in proportion. arts, which are crude and simple, have remained unchanged. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Ruins of the House Inhabited by the Virgin Mary. The pope and the cardinals are much interested. in the discovery made b; Father Esbrasch,superior of the Freney seminary in Rome, during his.recent journey in the éast with Father Paulin supérior of the Lazarist community tp ated The reported discovery, says the London Standard, is that of the' ruins of the house inhabited by the ‘Blessed ‘Virgin and St. John, after’ the ‘ascension of Christ. This house, it appears, was not situated at Jerusalem, as has hitherto been generally believed, but at a place three miles from Ephesus, where the site is located in the book containing the revelations of Anne Catherine of Emmerich, a German nun, the account of whase visions of the various scenes of Christ’s Passion has been published in most European languages. Fathers Esbrasch and Paulinus found that the site indicated by Anne Catherine of Emmerich is known to the peasants as Peneghia Capouli, signifying “Place of the Virgin,” and that the locality exactly correspoiids with the description given in the nun’s book. They Wear Paste, Geme. A curious fact, concerning the festivities over the coronation of the czar is . the enormous impetus it has given to the manufacture of paste gems. Russians,.it appears, even of rank and status, are prone to the weak“ness . known as ‘kleptomania, and wise women prepared for D& SON, . Wholesale bP ae poe es Liquor Dealers, “ And Sole Nevada County Agents for the We Pay No High Rents! We Employ ‘No Drummers 1. WeGive the. Best Terms to Retailers. ‘A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. » > Enterprise ne Co. . MAKERS OF bles BEST BEER IN. THE’ WORLD. sible loss by substituting sham. jewels for real. A pageant and display itably call for the wearing of such gems ag are seldom seen. It is rather amusing to learn that much of the splendor is pretense, aud that, too, because the grand dames do not dare trust their treasures in a crush, even though the crowd is cape their ‘own kind. Among the M is said to be g one, and'’the story ie told Sie tog of high rank ' was caught S eioends Mer cousin’s emeralds, afid that. view declined to prosecute, merely saying: “Poor Sophie! disorder.” Taking Retuge'in'the Bowl Since the. hard’ times, said a barber, home hair cuts are more common, especially among the foreign population. The housewife puts a bow] on the heads of the men and’boys in the family, then ry a all the-hair anhich, shows beow it. ’ gull will follow a ship ten hours for the . & or into the sea, but not-a bird turned a] 4 ie Toss it.into the air, and a wild scream : _und.the seran-never. reaches the seal. eo bisa mae each screaming and flapping in the vain:}" te pos=" such as’ has’ been described must inev. Mowever, the sin,}' LIBERTY BELL = Complexion Soap This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportioris that render it very soothing to the Skin. We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting up Prescriptions. -H. DICKERMAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, CERES ate ————= Only Until }July 7th! ee) att Rahs ae * ta res Re es Px Cor, Pine andGow nerctal sts. oe Call before that date. Class work at Popular . r ces. Last opportunity to our HighDORSAZ & AMSDEN, (Direct from Oakland), Photographer NEVADA CITY and GRASS VALLEY, Ladies’ $75. Tustrated catalogue free. oe) ior Built and Ledartatedd by the Largest, High Grade 2 Bisvele Factor Warranted the BEST of A MiGH GRADE wh heels. Men’s $85. Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 MoAllister St., San Francisco. We want a live: Agent in Nevada City. ~ Tlen’s $85; in the world, CO., of Indianapolis, Ind. Ladies’ $75 and $85. A BICY YCLE SUMMER . .9UITS. ‘High Grade Work. PINE STREET, BET. BROAD AND UPSTAIRS ADJOINING PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Tailored to Order in the hig-rest, pala style of the art Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, APA Zh t Bony oy, F:. DULAC, Terchant Tailor Cash Works Wonders. Broad st., opp. jtional Hotel, has established’ “following iiuele? Harnities tes oe Fone weal oe ere SS rse ips. ae per pair. ’. othe et haw) Straps. . Halters Cushions It is a very aime. and nervous . Giov. Buckley Bu repared to bese manner Broad st., Nevada Cif aE in their line Prices for Cash Only: Harness 3 and , Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS,. E NEW LIVERY and FEED STABLE Corner oF SCHOOL anne Mar SrrReets, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. . NORTHUP, ns Pens : Fine Horses and yay, for every Mloney ee . n Creases <== That is the way-you find a paper dollar when you take it out of your pocket. But the best wey to find Th Dollar of Your Dade is to advertise your bus_iness_in_a live newspa-" per that“is read by the most people in the territory it covers. Such’ a paper is a Se are Daily Transcript By Brown & Calkins, » ASA RESULT PRODUCER ITIS A PHENOMENA SCHIIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine street Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, ata S Cent Cigar GENERAL ARTHUR Hue agg? ‘: ESTRELLA LA Ross GHEMIAN A. JS, BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. DON'T FAIL TO SEE MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best.ma andatr aya prices, Repairing neatly and promptly Broad street, head of Union street, THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will alwa: nd this motto prevails at yo Novelty Wood Working and Re air Shop specials of TURNING and BAND INGO SIOULDINGS of ah keine oda co A ng ppb or shortest notice. H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C. Percival, ; Shop on-the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. g fat sr0ox— Union Livery Stable, ‘Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r. The finest turn-outs in the county, lenty of them mane ye Open day and night. New [lanagement. The UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP. Hee SopERT COOK,” A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. .The very best of work in all li the b ness. Give hima trial ‘and heWwill pl sepss COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel tak: lane of that Fainous ME WAUREE 4 RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramento street. He knows how to draw: itZand it is al Cool and Refreshing. das Ali kinds of Winea and. Liquors. Private ooms in connection. H. lcKECHNIE, House Painter _ and Paper Hanger. OIL FISHING AFD DECORAIN SPECL ALTY. sch occasion fleag S ready A specialt a from: pore Be fatreritig. passengers hi to Nevada City to ano rs prom executed. Leave orook att! C Pnion otel. Ww. D. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR or AS we A r Z, with ‘two em will be oo '/ reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, Nevgae City. ich BPaN OF GENTLE MULES. .A CHILD ¢ ndle them. Ages 10 and 12 years, ice: Also a fine Sromeyn ree, spt spring . 2 on, nearly new, . Bed “s vT H EE HUB.” ; Corner Pine Pine and . Choicest Wines, Liquors: and Ciatrs «. Do You Want — . a Good Drink 2 — ; Thea Try PARNELL'S : _ #ffeuinan BROS., Horseshoers and Farriers, ¢: es . ‘TESSE /TLE aoe Pea NS, ” “CYRUS eR eee urke's Ybiakien, a Heyneesys Brandy One drink sufficient to make you PEEL Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge . te te a“ ~ keepth espero re GOOD. «THE RECEPTION; hs . ™ Tel. No, 4144, Commarea Stout “a ra

0. 131, DE: Revenve ~1, AND Staeer W%, IGHTEEN HUMES SEVEN. ey OF TH RES OF TH B Crry toad and vaule ot thei : able evada over theefifty yeurs, for a ich saj ble orrand:a! ne een hundred and 4 Ni ene by law ‘for AXes, rshal of said City lector of said ty . in the Manner py, Ne. neg! or ths efor to pay 1a] must colle, 'Y of ‘shall app bate ‘must ™ any, Board of ped L OF waid Poll tee the preceding month . less the amount of lection, to the City me that other tive: arshal shall be a Lsuch Poll taxeree scal year, for making the follo: Roce ane wee: ee se eee june 3 age Real Estate, . “COURT OF THE tate of California, if of -H. Kr uger, ‘ae . : a re Kruger, exec MT A kre deceased, led cherein their pe.. B Pores of this Court tora to mortgage that fe: in the city of Ala. ” ‘State of Calfornia, ner formed by the in. . herly line of Pacific 9 ern line of Mintum . =) sousberly along said @& ion-with the @ Koad avenue; thence . ast named line one § 108) feet; thenee at arsection with the said Cavenuetothe pointot & curity for the purpose . t less than $3,000 for a . two years. Me eby ordered that all : aid estate appear be. & nday, the 2th day of » Court-room of said . y, at the hour of 0 ie aay, then and there’to # ey have, why said rel @ rade Sonia by said ‘exe. @ 8 o xerane. or for such i Cotirt shall seem meet j rred to the petition ofa particulars. that acopy of this} or four (4) successivy ‘Daily TRANSCRIPT, t nd published in sali} a? JOHN CALDWELL, Judge. Meeting. ING OF THE HARMON . ompany will be helda 9 tary in Nevada City, 0 9 July Ist, 1896, » K. CASPER, Secretary. § st. 1896, » Creditors. sf WUTKE, DECEASED given by the eee r of the estate of Au ) the creditors ar 18 against the said dej em with the: negessar! ir months after the fi otice to the said Adm be, the store of Schm Neyada City, Neva E. W. SCHMIDT, the Estate of August pney for Estate. ATION. fice, Sacramen of Cittor 3Y GIVEN TO ALEX! n Graves, Aléx~ Osbuine, Edwin Nini am Tiern n, W. H. © ouney,and to all whom i wing described lands pr om Lists by the Central Pa riny under its grant avd) amento Land Distr ct an named protests filed f the Gencral Land Officiiy iting s iddand to sald rai ison of the mineral cha Commissioner of Lette ordered a hearing to dete i said lands, whe:her m y publication and pers in interest,tified that under said . z will be had. before th Tt of this office at 10 o’cloc 896, to determine the tr wing described lands: 44 or lot 2. of Section 35 rr SE. 44 of ection 5, T. 1d 10 of ‘sec. 17, T.16.N.,R wr lots: 5 — 6 of See. 11, of N. W.\% of Sec, 11,1. place you are. hereby cle ‘Buch evidence ak you may” character of said lands. stlon by any person inter ed, THOMAS EBASES, Register. Cae F. GARDNER, Receivers ment Notice. acer Mining Compa inch pal piene: of business~ vada County, California. Sierra County, Cal f riven that at a meeting 4 ors held on the isth day ° ssinent of Fifty cents Mi is levied upon the capité ation, payable immediate Zold Coin, to the Secretar! San Juan. . 1 vhich this assessment sha the 27th day of June,! and advertised for sale a! iuniess payment is m ion M Monday, the 6th day ¢ he delinquent assessment of advertisment and ey order of the Board of Di H. GERMAN, ‘Seer etary. Hotel, San Juan, je — ‘or Publication. J. S. Lann Office, nento, Cal., May 26th, 1886; REBY GIVEN THAT TH udge ¢ the Su: y at Nevada City, C alo bh, 1896, viz: Manuel J by PO Se Cal. * ho reals jdand Loe 34, SE ap, ‘aot NE.24, See. 4 allowing = itnesses to m and euttit oe “Dav Housel, Thom! (e , all b fern Co Cal. 58 ER, _ PHOMAS F RASER,, torney. lerchants’ Exchange. Cally reet, San Francisco. eTISEMENTS SOLIciT} sland. on ss Soe rates Send aoe erynewspaper publishe (y stantly on b gree or acces? ae ranscript. i ae 30TH. YEAR—NO. 11042 it THE TRANSCRIPT; ne:Year in advance PSix Months.. ' Made known on application. 3 Entered at the sponbincs at Nevadii' City’s as "second-class merece. ; 140 YEARS NEVADA ( CITY ; q LINE WITH THIS IGE OF. PROGRESS Plumbing 4 Stoves Co oking . Plastering EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, oe Published every: evening ‘ex: Sundays and pee Daren.BROWN & OADEINS. . N. P. BROWN. G's CAERING. bnree oe a it x not paid in a oe Se ee + Lmakeia aedaltsot, iti i employ the best wo and use the best materials. Prices.the lowest. Stoves 4 Varning Light 4 eating Pat. Todd: Heater . . i) Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific :Garland Westwood And others a asa of ardware Faney, at y alt odds "the this season sompletest I ever offered Stoves Asfor Tinware Thay are. in sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated . In profusion to U ckery tauten and purses." lam sure n please you in this department, tt If you want ‘Re ber ‘that I makea sy Lamps olaity of them. From the che to the most elaborate will-be found here. All Kinds of iré Fericing fi and pag yb f ve plain and fancy. 4 : The best of on tent Andother natertals for F aints, Oils aibéera’ use. “Best dy:mixed Paint sold. : Fine stock of» Firearms 45°, CUTE: products of the leading ‘makers EO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY: RY, esentsprang. _ ———AND—— rickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT WORK a Specialty. . O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO B SOLE PROrietor of the Kronk B. Soring street, will be realy toSelivey nough beer about the : First of July : i He guarantees the article to be of the best MaF~-All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention “BQ MONUMENTS, . TOFMBSONES, ‘ GRANITE WORK Beotch Granite‘and Marble of Every Descripering on Tombstones and Monuments Promptly Attended to. ~ YORK WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS. . PRICES LOWEST IN THR STATS. Before peep TS. quality. and the world is‘fult of cheap suit. all . things. But with -. your eyes wide open the real ‘good things are few and far between. When we buy our goods we look. sharpfor quality ‘and workmanship. If they are right we see about the price ; ifinot, 10 cents on the dollar won’t tempt us to buy, for we have are right, no matter R WATCH Broad st., Nevada City. Y = ores GREAT LOSING OUT SALE! AT THE __ a WHITE HOUSE see $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to ae 10 a pair. legen assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 to 42, below cost. fice. + Out elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a bargain. THE WHITE EOUSE, B. NEWMAN & CO. ea reputation at stake. If you buy. goods from us they hw little you pay for ’em—they’ re right. LUETS E& BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers, One Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, réduced from Onur entire stock of WASH GOODS are Soing at a sacriA STRANGE SIGHT. Gulls Follow.a Ship for the Dinner Scraps That Go Overboard. A jolly crew,isa flock of gulls. Thave watched them by the hour. flying abreast of the steamer from 10 to 25 feet from the ship's rail, with every eye ‘on the porthole from which refuse of the cook’s galley is dumped into the sea, Generally, this grateful event + takes*place’ just after meal time, and-a sake of one mad dash at the scraps that it expects to be consigned to the ocean. The gull cannot be fooled with anything short of fresh meat or crackers. i have tried orange peel and scraps of nastboard, which T tossed into the air feather! eracker in. your ‘hand, you “see “every vyird draw as near as he dares, with a ‘snowing blink and a turn of the head. ssues from-50 throats; as-manypairs of wings flash in the sunlight; 50 pairs of red or black legs dangle in the air, The great event is when the dinner raps go overboard from the galley. There is a mad scramble, the air is filled with hoarse cries, the whole flock settles on the water with uplifted wings, effort to get all there is for itself. The steamer poes on, leaving a white, struggling spot-on the water in its wake. But nresently they start after her again,. 1nd with quick, nervotis strokes they

reach her side, and sail serenely on with j eras before. The most amazing piece of business I ever saw was a gull coolly preeviny itself with its bill while it was following in ful) flight, apparently without an effort. A STRANG E PEOPLE. Bureau of American Ethnology Sends Expeditions to Seriland, During the last iwo years expeditions sent out by the bureau of Amcricas ethnology have co’lected many interes! ing fects about the Seri Indians, who live in. the western part of the state oi Sonora, Mexico, along the shere of the Gulf of California and on the island of Tiburon in that gulf, The facts have recently been summarized by Pot. W J. MeGve, of Washington. From time immemorial Seriland has °. remained practically unexplored, partly because it lies beyond a desert barrier, and partly on account of the warlike reputation of its tierce and bloodthirsty inhabitants, who “profess a passion for alien nlood; always gratified,saye when they rre deterred by fear.” The Seri Inlians. are described as of “superb physique, able to run down fi¢et game and vapture hali-wild Mexican horses Wwitiout repes or projectiles; able to rur across (the desert, swaterless:and food-: iéss, so rapidly as to escape pursuing horsemen; able to abstain from food aud water for days; able habitually to pass barefoot through cactus and over ‘agred rock slopes without thought of discomfort.” They speak a distinct language, and strictly practice monogamous marripge. Their hatred for alien peoples is hereditary, The remitins of ancient ruins in Seriland indicate that its inhabitants have always:kept their country free from foreign invasion, and that for centures their ‘customs and BEEHIVE GROCERY J.J. JACKSON, Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Depot for Fancy articeris oa Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles.. zt in bulk, per gal. Olives, “7 5} Mikado Soap, per bar 4 -Root Beer™ cm . SOE aT’ “ xt for bee. 2 2S & ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee d is the Best. “GWeNtt-a TriaProprietor}: Shasta Teperts Shasta Ginger Ale 25 50 I 25 95 verything else in proportion. arts, which are crude and simple, have remained unchanged. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Ruins of the House Inhabited by the Virgin Mary. The pope and the cardinals are much interested. in the discovery made b; Father Esbrasch,superior of the Freney seminary in Rome, during his.recent journey in the éast with Father Paulin supérior of the Lazarist community tp ated The reported discovery, says the London Standard, is that of the' ruins of the house inhabited by the ‘Blessed ‘Virgin and St. John, after’ the ‘ascension of Christ. This house, it appears, was not situated at Jerusalem, as has hitherto been generally believed, but at a place three miles from Ephesus, where the site is located in the book containing the revelations of Anne Catherine of Emmerich, a German nun, the account of whase visions of the various scenes of Christ’s Passion has been published in most European languages. Fathers Esbrasch and Paulinus found that the site indicated by Anne Catherine of Emmerich is known to the peasants as Peneghia Capouli, signifying “Place of the Virgin,” and that the locality exactly correspoiids with the description given in the nun’s book. They Wear Paste, Geme. A curious fact, concerning the festivities over the coronation of the czar is . the enormous impetus it has given to the manufacture of paste gems. Russians,.it appears, even of rank and status, are prone to the weak“ness . known as ‘kleptomania, and wise women prepared for D& SON, . Wholesale bP ae poe es Liquor Dealers, “ And Sole Nevada County Agents for the We Pay No High Rents! We Employ ‘No Drummers 1. WeGive the. Best Terms to Retailers. ‘A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. » > Enterprise ne Co. . MAKERS OF bles BEST BEER IN. THE’ WORLD. sible loss by substituting sham. jewels for real. A pageant and display itably call for the wearing of such gems ag are seldom seen. It is rather amusing to learn that much of the splendor is pretense, aud that, too, because the grand dames do not dare trust their treasures in a crush, even though the crowd is cape their ‘own kind. Among the M is said to be g one, and'’the story ie told Sie tog of high rank ' was caught S eioends Mer cousin’s emeralds, afid that. view declined to prosecute, merely saying: “Poor Sophie! disorder.” Taking Retuge'in'the Bowl Since the. hard’ times, said a barber, home hair cuts are more common, especially among the foreign population. The housewife puts a bow] on the heads of the men and’boys in the family, then ry a all the-hair anhich, shows beow it. ’ gull will follow a ship ten hours for the . & or into the sea, but not-a bird turned a] 4 ie Toss it.into the air, and a wild scream : _und.the seran-never. reaches the seal.. eo bisa mae each screaming and flapping in the vain:}" te pos=" such as’ has’ been described must inev. 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