June 10, 1899 (4 pages)

ler, Beitive th th opalecheeks and € fire of youth. suaran. nd the R that mer Shoes sh we are willing hip, s—neat, shapely lack or Tan Kid »in Black or Tan, ill give an idea and neatly done BROS., Broad Street. 1 ee 0. i VS ES. $3.50, 45-59, $0.00. S Ree pce itmiaiain nt pesmi asnaoan peCT if THB TRIAL OF OF MOORE. Ca a dony to Try, Him. } Owing to the Jarge: nut od The Fourth of July finance commit. . ' county ‘when the Moore case tee are ready to make thelr report and. is called for trial, it will be the members of each committee, heretecessary in ‘order to enable tofore elected, are earnestly requested them to get into the ‘Superior to attend the meeting at, the . sOpGR . house this evening at 8:30 o'clock. The plans for the celébratin will ‘e. ‘ral public from the seats duroutlined and the work will be pushed . itg-the opening hours. As ahead as rapidly as possible, =~ soon asa jury is obtained the All persons who are willing to assist . seats. will again be at the disa Dev ge bg wig yy isa posal of those who can first cess, serving on one committees, are invited to” attend this get P osséssion of them, me ‘meeting, as the final make-up of the. Tea. came, Gasiuat Ed H. ‘Woo _ various committees will then be ar: charged with murdering Policeman ranged. . _. Wm. H. Kilroy on the 3ist day of last. March, will be called in the Superior A PLUMP FIGURE, Court for trial on next Tuesday morning. More than usual interest. is mani, fested by the’ public in the impending Makes a Pirst-Class, Telling iremmed battle. Opinions vary widely as to the “About a year ago a doctor and his. outcome. Few seem to think the acwife came to board with us. We al-. cused. will be called upon to pay the ready had Miss G., who at that time . penalty of the killing by giving up his thin and yellow and considerably ont own life on the scaffold, although there of health, . are some:who say they see no possible The first morning the new boarders . escape for him. There seems to be no came to the table as guests, the young . doubt but the principal line of defence lady remarked as she sat her cup down, . Will be insanity, and there are said to “This is coffee!” while the doctor . be quitea number of people who havadded, “Not\at all like the poor coffee . ing known Moore for years are willing ‘they have been giving us at the. hotel.” . to go upon the stand and testify that Tsmiled behind my napkin and asked . in their judgment he has long been if either of them eyer used: Postum . mentally and morally irresponsible. Food Coffee. The doctor said he had . 'To contravene this there will no doubt tasted it, but it was weak, miserable . be others brought forward to show that staff. Miss G. had heard of it and they regard him as of sound* mind, alwished she‘could try it. though f6 a greater or less degree ecI said nothing, but at the end of three. centric. Then it is not improbable months, when Miss G. was ready td thiat'the defénse will also try to esleave us for a new field of labor, said . tablish that.the killing was done in ‘Ihave been giving you Postum Food . Self defense. Nobody but barber Gates Coffee all the time you have been here,” . Saw the tragedy. He says that before “What, is that voffee, Postum?” she. the firing began the officer put his said. Iremarked that I had noticed . bands upon the shoulder of his slayer. with great pleasure, her daily gain in . Even Gates cannot give a complete and health, and now that she was leaving us . Connected story of the affray and what after only thrée months at our table,. 29 said. by the parties to it, because she had rosy cheeks anda plump figure’ . he was nearly the width of the street. which was all the argument anyone . ®way and his.deafness precluded his needed to prove the fact that she had . hearing of their remarks. It is pre‘been well cared for, and the reason for . Sumed that Moore will endeavor by her gain in health was the use of .Pos-. his own testimony to show that he-was tum Food Coffee, for no other change . 2°t the aggressor. had been made of any account, in her. Moore’s lawyer, John R. Tyrrell of food. Grass Valley, is a lawyer of keenness The doctor was very. much delighted . 8nd ability and % an indefatigable with the experiment, and discovered . Worker, and it is certain he will lose that where he had tried’ Postum before, . Sight of no opportunity to make a he had been unfortunate in having it-un. Point forhis client. On the other hand, derboiled, Postum must be boiled . Distriet Attorney Power is as an equally fifteen or twenty minutes to bring out . Shrewd and experienced practitioner the delicious flayor, and then it will. ®4 he will zealously and ably look suit the taste of any one.” Mrs. Flor-. after the interests of the prosecution. ence Dougherty, Placerville, Idaho. It will be a battle royal between those + poe Sabian SAE a age mms ae aie and ee co se maT P. 1) . ere is a panel o freeholdpetra! Tee oe Tosretey. 7a aonid ers to select a jury from, and the betake Hood’s Sarsaparilla in preference lief is that twelve good and true men to all others. will be secured without difficulty and ‘ oe SS aii ads inside of two days to pass upon the oop’s PILLs cure biliousnesss, Mail-. great mass of testimony that is to Sowell, A age by ©. I Hood & Oo.,. ome before the court. Ee $; -.° ‘The Donner Monument. A Stitch in Time. ie j There should be an ordinance enacted compelling wheelmen to dismount from their bicye¢les in crossing. suspension bridge. There is but a narrow roadway across the structure, and unless the precaution is taken some frightened horse or team will be likely to create havoc there sooner or later. The Graduates’ Ball. On Friday evening, the 30th instant, the high school graduates will give their commencement ball at Armory hall. It promises to be an occasion of rare enjoyment. The best of music will be furnished fer dancing and the committees will see that ererrapay has a good time. Chicago “Brewery. Israel Hosken, the well-known brewer, ‘has a new advertisement in today’s Transcript. He informs ‘the public that he is now ready to receive orders for 6, 10 or 15 gallon kegs of the best beer ever brewed in Nevada county. Those who are judges-say it is away-up. As heretofore announced,Grand President Matteson of the N. 8. G. W., has appointed D. E. Morgan of this eity, F. H. Blackwell of Truckee, Geo. L. Jones of Grass Valley and W. V. Kellogg of Sacramento as a committee from the Grand Lodge on the Donner Monument. The erection of the monument to the ill-fated California pioneers is growing of more interest. right along to the members of the order of Native Sons and will no deubt end in the building of an appropriate monument, -The project as it now stands was started by the members of Donner Parlor at. Truckee. May Resume “Hy draulicking. Frank McCutchan returned today San Jose, Visalia, Porterville and other places where he went on business connectéd with the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine atthis city in which work was recently stimmarily abandoned. Mr. McCutchan has secured the interests in the property of Messrs. Gray and Gage, and if he can make the necessary arrangements with local creditors will resume operations in the mine. Young Mothers, sie Croup is the terror of thousands o The Old Corner. ¥ par dk igi seg ben yr She A. Keser is now proprietor of the old loh’s AMough and Consumption Cure . corner saloon, formerly known as _ the acts like magic in cases.of Croup. It} Kistle saloon, and he is on hand to suphas never been known ee The . sly cool drinks for everybody, and he Sise tate 8 ots. 0 Egg oy — invites all who indulge to give him a : Dickerman, the Smee . » tf [friendly call and taste of the good. things he keeps. Special ai Notice.All persons desiring to pat the. Roswell Beardsley is the oldest postPine Grove Cemetery with con Marke the master in the United State having held -will perintend rocure the ke City. that position at North Lansing Tomp. taf “tie. J kins county at New York, continuously iy Cadertabion @. A. Gray, Supt. since 1828. good emicke ty a° Fadden’ ci-. gOhicago bas already begun work to Pg at Giff’s by a Fadden and . secure the next national Republican sold only: at Lemmon s Bros. i€tf . convention. ¢ % ——+ 298 French Tansy Waters. America contains two women veteriThese are the sponine 3 French [ned nary surgeons. Wafers, imported direct Some, terie: —SssSSS Ladies can depend u You Try It. lief from and cure of ade : ; regardless of cause. In rece -. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption ware. bstitu' LA CE} Cure, which is sold for the small price B ‘SOM ke San . of Sons y ets. and $1.00, does not Wil Probeby ‘Take Two ne to Get} op}of jurors who will be “here. ae from various parts of the, ee tay: . Courtroom to exclude the gen-. . Fleming’s. j2-tf pope ct promda “The warm wave seems to have, come Garden Sprinklers at all pe at the. Racket Store. tt Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J.J.Jackson’s. ake House and lot for ale. ‘Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter,” sold by Gaylord & Son) is the best. tf Seaweeds vs. Gilt Edges at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. J.J. Ott bas reconstructed the front of hig building on Main street. _Hatsand bonnets of thevery latest patterns for girls and babies a Snell & John Keir’s Pure Vermont ped Sugar, in, 101b cans, at George OC. Gay lord & Son’s,. ms Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold ae 5 Eee den at the Gilt Edge Saloon, 58-tf . The Texas assesament has been postponed to Friday, July 7th, and the day of sale to Monday, July 8ist. The Eastern Star ladies. who have beer attending the school of instruction at Auburn are home again, 4 Last evening the City Trustees very properly donate $50 to the Fourth of July fund, to fire the salutes, provide ice water barrels, etc. The general and sa b-cotnantteses hav ing in charge the preparations for the Fourth of July celebration will mans tonight at the courthouse. The news of Fitzsimmons’ defeat in the eleventh round last night by Jeffries, thie young Californian, was received at this city with unbounded satisfaction. Bulletins of the fight by rounds were posted at the National hotel, The Seaweed baseball club’s party at Odd Fellows hall last right attracted a good-sized crowd and was greatly enjoyed by the young people, The members of the Gilt Edge club of Grass Valley were present. The Seaweeds realized a nice profit on. the party and will apply it to buying uniforms, The city trustees have ordered and now have on the way here 850 feet of four-inch pipe and 450 feet of two-inch pipe, with which they will extend the water main over Lost Hill toward the American Hill ranch. Two thousand feet of three-inch pipe ig also coming and will be used to connect Coyote and Main streets. Last night Ponemah Council of . the Degree of Pocahontas, elected officers as follows: Mrs. Annie Browning, Prophetess; Miss Eieatior Hoeft, Pocahontas; Miss Annie Odgers, K. of R.; B. F. Snell, K. of W.; Miss Fannie Nickless, C. of W.; I. L. ‘Sivnen, Powhattan; ‘The lantallation: will take place Friday evening, July 14th. i ciscnnitineniisitsiemmmiacae iia amet It has been proved, as the result of experiments, that the circulation of the blood is affected by music. —_——_—=E—oe Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea_ purifles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will, Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. — erman, the druggist. Half Sick Half Well Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food -does not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is a burden. What is the cause of all this? Impure blood. And the remedy? im It clears out the channels through which poisons are cartied from the body. When all impurities are removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. If there is constipation, take Ayer’s Pills. Thay awinen the drowsy action of the fives they cure biliousness. besa en 4 Doctor, ae ae eae elie ‘as when the tndainey hana min. Hill ing was ee ee The per hand. . smi og oh Sun; one of the ‘atch-conspirators against the miners, takes a mournful view of the situation today, bat in conipelled to acknowledge that there has been @ great change of sentiment of late among his neighbors.He says: man must so use. his own as not to injure any other man. Under that view. of the law hydraulic miners have. been, restrained from filling the rivers and. covering the valley lands with mining . 589 debris. Now the great metropolitan newspapers are Opposed to this view of . “. the law; the people ‘of San Francisco . generally are in favor of allowing mining to go on unrestricted. The people of the State have been educated to the idea that the meu _tmaking the valley contention are enemies to progress and. that things would hum, so to speak, if the hydravlic monitors were. , once tarned loose, Right here in the valley we find an indifference ‘totally unexplainable on any theory of reason in man. Now five percent of the ‘voters'. could be had on a petition to pass a law making unrestricted hydraulic mining legal and the Legislature would have to submit it. Then, if every man should be imbued with the principle that whatever the people said about it was right, why wonld it. not carry? It would carry. Sacramento City is the only considerable force that would be against it. There are men in Colusa county who would vote for it simply for the reason that it would fill up the river and that would injure the town of Colusa and the town could not be organized against it. We would say, ‘Well, we will get along somehow.’ ” SAREE OSTEO: Herman Holdheim, German journalist, has been arrested fifty times for political offenses, and has served twenty terms in prison. A strike of smelter employes at Silverton, Colorado, has thrown 600 “The courts have decided. that every . _ . ae ns Washington sage hee Ohampion mine, is on the sick iist. OC, E. Bourne and Miss M. Vineyard Pot: Pleasant Valley were in: towm today. ‘Mrs. John McBean of berggemnngeon is here visiting her duoghter, ‘Mrs . Ohas, Grissell, ° ie Hon. J. Watling ore iyesterday: He at ans . evening. Messrs. ‘English, ‘hak and Rankin ia to Downieville. today on mining Mrs. Kate Stover was taken suddenly and seriously ill last night, but ie out of-danger today, ae ‘1. J. Baldwin of Loomis, Placer ‘to Camptonville, ‘ Miss Oatherine Chandler of Stanford University is the Bhest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ransome of Sebastopol. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harvey of Salinas are here visiting thé lady's’ ‘mother, Mrs. A. B. Carley. ‘Mr. Harvey is an attache of the Salinas Index. ¢Misseg Maude Snell and Ada. Biok ‘went to: ; county, today, to remain during the summer. Miss Annie Ournow left today for Sonora, Tuolumne county, in response to a telegram ‘stating that the wife of her brother, Rev. William Ournow, is seriously ill there. ———es Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Lea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dicker ena the druggist. tft Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine . just received at J. J. Jackson’s Der. hive grocery store on Oommercial street, f10-tf . For Rent. The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inmen out of employment. quire of Fred E. Brown. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report ” ABSOLUTELY PURE Baki Ol Powder é The Latest Cigar ! “ROSEBERG,”’ At SCHMIDT. BROS. > . 3 das . e €« "y. H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Ri 3 1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. . Bcapsbt Phoenix Flakes. a) Ful) ata Wem 2 > AB, [SPA] [AMO e. ie ‘2 > ay Kapp & Streets Canned %) Heintz’s Baked Bean4, To: tt) [ee] fet@s) [ee] f, ena, . —OF-— Breakfast Goods. o> FO B17) Mons from the Milis. >_> fF} <> fi Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. 5} Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. . ) Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. —>t-+—-. Al For a Quick Cunch-~atready cocked--Gry err, French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. KN e > € 3 '¢« 3 € " Fy dae . wav (eye?) [Swye? sing Buckwheat. * , ae e-? « ry eur Tomales, 2 cansi25 cts: (ty nn, ° mato Sauce, 20c per can Hh hte, YORI Ree or sale by W. D, pton./cure take the bottle back and we will refund your F cmyen Sold = : a A Bargain, fift on rantee. ce 25 house and lot ee ring otreet is . tote and ots. For sale by H oe ‘ offered for sale for ne . "ghaupt mee py — am tg » Brown &. Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in Morgan eer hale cauniee tf town. For sale only by Lammon Bros. Pane 4 It is a pleasure to sweep > if you have a good sweeper.% Have you seen : oS 4 Bissell’s Cyco’ Bearing: » & $4, * e CARPET SWEEPERS; Kk . al ices oe $e: * Also the common ay Ce: . + 2% and the Sunshine, mene S as Just Received fecameitieie es , 8 At KINKEAD'S, § FOOOIIOIOIIOIOIOOIOOOO CROOK OI IOOK IOI G W. D. “Piokatone sarod from . county, was here last night elt J : Jr pg tates cc ng rs tei i : . FOR CHILDREN, From 50 Cents to $2. es marreneneenenvrnnnenenate — 301. The Latest akes™ ; IN Wall Paper. . Iscalled the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It comes principally in stripes with blended borders and ceiling to match. It is wonderfully rich in ite effects and the style is bound to be lasting. Then it is reasonable in price. SEE THOSE . RANGPUR CARPETS We have just received. Cnty womans mm FOLY Cents a Yar, Sewed and Laid. c have : fil line nnd Fogo pee eS mn Inside and JOutside Skirts iaDuck, owibé:: BroSnell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.)" uaa Broad Street, corner Pine.’ Wbbddddddddd pyerrrerrerrererrre BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor For--[o am Whisk Aqemey Blue Label Catsap” Depot for . e % Fancy Groceries o> PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey.ii:... Linccapes $1 00 . Mikado Soap...cccccesseccccoeeerers 05 Doty a ae seeseneesseenneene e CRETE. . <ctnree cence 05 ps Whiskey. PERM P ee cecceccecceneecee . anit. ” 100 Olairette Soap.i:..cccccccec. ce ceneee = 06 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey eae eee 100 Water Queen Soap eee ecencreccccccoccs ae §=608 IX L Whiskey..0:.0cccseerseeeseee 75 . Oopeo (white) Soap. .. snedvenetes «(06 Rock & Bye Whiskey... 1 00. Cashmere (white) Soap...0. 08 Maple Rum. peeves Sovccdoetavecscoccccs 1 00 Dandy Soap, 20 bars. ..cecec 60 Sherry Wine srcsnses bgt mronamarsese 50 . Fern . EY RS en 6 2 Port Wine. POOROT OORT ORS oeeeeete 6 os Seeee 50 Sea Foam Wash’g Powder Sib pokg 20 Claret Wine.... tee 25 Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 06 © ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. © «= ss SASH BUCKLEs, . -. SHIRT WAIST SET AND PINS. NECK CLASPS. THE NETHERSOLE BRACELET Is all the G9 and‘ we have a Great. Variety, We have a fine assortment of eee hong —— And a Very Nice Line of ve _SILVER N OLED: a J. BRAND, . ena Jeweler. Seen) EASY TO SER A long distance or read ordinary print if you have G:1:A:38:ES Which are acceptably fitted, { Our Optical department can sapply at very low prices, Eyeglassesand Specsanlestic idli-ianee where there are no complications. gk ubeuans & social aaek Roestaaiee of ii Mista ta oe Particular attention given to the re Telephone West 14. 4 2 . , a Satter fs de earn A. & HL We Rartung rote ens. “apne eS ee Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale os

ler, Beitive th th opalecheeks and € fire of youth. suaran. nd the R that mer Shoes sh we are willing hip, s—neat, shapely lack or Tan Kid »in Black or Tan, ill give an idea and neatly done BROS., Broad Street. 1 ee 0. i VS ES. $3.50, 45-59, $0.00. S Ree pce itmiaiain nt pesmi asnaoan peCT if THB TRIAL OF OF MOORE. Ca a dony to Try, Him. } Owing to the Jarge: nut od The Fourth of July finance commit. . ' county ‘when the Moore case tee are ready to make thelr report and. is called for trial, it will be the members of each committee, heretecessary in ‘order to enable tofore elected, are earnestly requested them to get into the ‘Superior to attend the meeting at, the . sOpGR . house this evening at 8:30 o'clock. The plans for the celébratin will ‘e. ‘ral public from the seats duroutlined and the work will be pushed . itg-the opening hours. As ahead as rapidly as possible, =~ soon asa jury is obtained the All persons who are willing to assist . seats. will again be at the disa Dev ge bg wig yy isa posal of those who can first cess, serving on one committees, are invited to” attend this get P osséssion of them, me ‘meeting, as the final make-up of the. Tea. came, Gasiuat Ed H. ‘Woo _ various committees will then be ar: charged with murdering Policeman ranged. . _. Wm. H. Kilroy on the 3ist day of last. March, will be called in the Superior A PLUMP FIGURE, Court for trial on next Tuesday morning. More than usual interest. is mani, fested by the’ public in the impending Makes a Pirst-Class, Telling iremmed battle. Opinions vary widely as to the “About a year ago a doctor and his. outcome. Few seem to think the acwife came to board with us. We al-. cused. will be called upon to pay the ready had Miss G., who at that time . penalty of the killing by giving up his thin and yellow and considerably ont own life on the scaffold, although there of health, . are some:who say they see no possible The first morning the new boarders . escape for him. There seems to be no came to the table as guests, the young . doubt but the principal line of defence lady remarked as she sat her cup down, . Will be insanity, and there are said to “This is coffee!” while the doctor . be quitea number of people who havadded, “Not\at all like the poor coffee . ing known Moore for years are willing ‘they have been giving us at the. hotel.” . to go upon the stand and testify that Tsmiled behind my napkin and asked . in their judgment he has long been if either of them eyer used: Postum . mentally and morally irresponsible. Food Coffee. The doctor said he had . 'To contravene this there will no doubt tasted it, but it was weak, miserable . be others brought forward to show that staff. Miss G. had heard of it and they regard him as of sound* mind, alwished she‘could try it. though f6 a greater or less degree ecI said nothing, but at the end of three. centric. Then it is not improbable months, when Miss G. was ready td thiat'the defénse will also try to esleave us for a new field of labor, said . tablish that.the killing was done in ‘Ihave been giving you Postum Food . Self defense. Nobody but barber Gates Coffee all the time you have been here,” . Saw the tragedy. He says that before “What, is that voffee, Postum?” she. the firing began the officer put his said. Iremarked that I had noticed . bands upon the shoulder of his slayer. with great pleasure, her daily gain in . Even Gates cannot give a complete and health, and now that she was leaving us . Connected story of the affray and what after only thrée months at our table,. 29 said. by the parties to it, because she had rosy cheeks anda plump figure’ . he was nearly the width of the street. which was all the argument anyone . ®way and his.deafness precluded his needed to prove the fact that she had . hearing of their remarks. It is pre‘been well cared for, and the reason for . Sumed that Moore will endeavor by her gain in health was the use of .Pos-. his own testimony to show that he-was tum Food Coffee, for no other change . 2°t the aggressor. had been made of any account, in her. Moore’s lawyer, John R. Tyrrell of food. Grass Valley, is a lawyer of keenness The doctor was very. much delighted . 8nd ability and % an indefatigable with the experiment, and discovered . Worker, and it is certain he will lose that where he had tried’ Postum before, . Sight of no opportunity to make a he had been unfortunate in having it-un. Point forhis client. On the other hand, derboiled, Postum must be boiled . Distriet Attorney Power is as an equally fifteen or twenty minutes to bring out . Shrewd and experienced practitioner the delicious flayor, and then it will. ®4 he will zealously and ably look suit the taste of any one.” Mrs. Flor-. after the interests of the prosecution. ence Dougherty, Placerville, Idaho. It will be a battle royal between those + poe Sabian SAE a age mms ae aie and ee co se maT P. 1) . ere is a panel o freeholdpetra! Tee oe Tosretey. 7a aonid ers to select a jury from, and the betake Hood’s Sarsaparilla in preference lief is that twelve good and true men to all others. will be secured without difficulty and ‘ oe SS aii ads inside of two days to pass upon the oop’s PILLs cure biliousnesss, Mail-. great mass of testimony that is to Sowell, A age by ©. I Hood & Oo.,. ome before the court. Ee $; -.° ‘The Donner Monument. A Stitch in Time. ie j There should be an ordinance enacted compelling wheelmen to dismount from their bicye¢les in crossing. suspension bridge. There is but a narrow roadway across the structure, and unless the precaution is taken some frightened horse or team will be likely to create havoc there sooner or later. The Graduates’ Ball. On Friday evening, the 30th instant, the high school graduates will give their commencement ball at Armory hall. It promises to be an occasion of rare enjoyment. The best of music will be furnished fer dancing and the committees will see that ererrapay has a good time. Chicago “Brewery. Israel Hosken, the well-known brewer, ‘has a new advertisement in today’s Transcript. He informs ‘the public that he is now ready to receive orders for 6, 10 or 15 gallon kegs of the best beer ever brewed in Nevada county. Those who are judges-say it is away-up. As heretofore announced,Grand President Matteson of the N. 8. G. W., has appointed D. E. Morgan of this eity, F. H. Blackwell of Truckee, Geo. L. Jones of Grass Valley and W. V. Kellogg of Sacramento as a committee from the Grand Lodge on the Donner Monument. The erection of the monument to the ill-fated California pioneers is growing of more interest. right along to the members of the order of Native Sons and will no deubt end in the building of an appropriate monument, -The project as it now stands was started by the members of Donner Parlor at. Truckee. May Resume “Hy draulicking. Frank McCutchan returned today San Jose, Visalia, Porterville and other places where he went on business connectéd with the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine atthis city in which work was recently stimmarily abandoned. Mr. McCutchan has secured the interests in the property of Messrs. Gray and Gage, and if he can make the necessary arrangements with local creditors will resume operations in the mine. Young Mothers, sie Croup is the terror of thousands o The Old Corner. ¥ par dk igi seg ben yr She A. Keser is now proprietor of the old loh’s AMough and Consumption Cure . corner saloon, formerly known as _ the acts like magic in cases.of Croup. It} Kistle saloon, and he is on hand to suphas never been known ee The . sly cool drinks for everybody, and he Sise tate 8 ots. 0 Egg oy — invites all who indulge to give him a : Dickerman, the Smee . » tf [friendly call and taste of the good. things he keeps. Special ai Notice.All persons desiring to pat the. Roswell Beardsley is the oldest postPine Grove Cemetery with con Marke the master in the United State having held -will perintend rocure the ke City. that position at North Lansing Tomp. taf “tie. J kins county at New York, continuously iy Cadertabion @. A. Gray, Supt. since 1828. good emicke ty a° Fadden’ ci-. gOhicago bas already begun work to Pg at Giff’s by a Fadden and . secure the next national Republican sold only: at Lemmon s Bros. i€tf . convention. ¢ % ——+ 298 French Tansy Waters. America contains two women veteriThese are the sponine 3 French [ned nary surgeons. Wafers, imported direct Some, terie: —SssSSS Ladies can depend u You Try It. lief from and cure of ade : ; regardless of cause. In rece -. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption ware. bstitu' LA CE} Cure, which is sold for the small price B ‘SOM ke San . of Sons y ets. and $1.00, does not Wil Probeby ‘Take Two ne to Get} op}of jurors who will be “here. ae from various parts of the, ee tay: . Courtroom to exclude the gen-. . Fleming’s. j2-tf pope ct promda “The warm wave seems to have, come Garden Sprinklers at all pe at the. Racket Store. tt Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J.J.Jackson’s. ake House and lot for ale. ‘Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter,” sold by Gaylord & Son) is the best. tf Seaweeds vs. Gilt Edges at Glenbrook Park tomorrow afternoon. J.J. Ott bas reconstructed the front of hig building on Main street. _Hatsand bonnets of thevery latest patterns for girls and babies a Snell & John Keir’s Pure Vermont ped Sugar, in, 101b cans, at George OC. Gay lord & Son’s,. ms Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold ae 5 Eee den at the Gilt Edge Saloon, 58-tf . The Texas assesament has been postponed to Friday, July 7th, and the day of sale to Monday, July 8ist. The Eastern Star ladies. who have beer attending the school of instruction at Auburn are home again, 4 Last evening the City Trustees very properly donate $50 to the Fourth of July fund, to fire the salutes, provide ice water barrels, etc. The general and sa b-cotnantteses hav ing in charge the preparations for the Fourth of July celebration will mans tonight at the courthouse. The news of Fitzsimmons’ defeat in the eleventh round last night by Jeffries, thie young Californian, was received at this city with unbounded satisfaction. Bulletins of the fight by rounds were posted at the National hotel, The Seaweed baseball club’s party at Odd Fellows hall last right attracted a good-sized crowd and was greatly enjoyed by the young people, The members of the Gilt Edge club of Grass Valley were present. The Seaweeds realized a nice profit on. the party and will apply it to buying uniforms, The city trustees have ordered and now have on the way here 850 feet of four-inch pipe and 450 feet of two-inch pipe, with which they will extend the water main over Lost Hill toward the American Hill ranch. Two thousand feet of three-inch pipe ig also coming and will be used to connect Coyote and Main streets. Last night Ponemah Council of . the Degree of Pocahontas, elected officers as follows: Mrs. Annie Browning, Prophetess; Miss Eieatior Hoeft, Pocahontas; Miss Annie Odgers, K. of R.; B. F. Snell, K. of W.; Miss Fannie Nickless, C. of W.; I. L. ‘Sivnen, Powhattan; ‘The lantallation: will take place Friday evening, July 14th. i ciscnnitineniisitsiemmmiacae iia amet It has been proved, as the result of experiments, that the circulation of the blood is affected by music. —_——_—=E—oe Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea_ purifles the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will, Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts, For sale by H. — erman, the druggist. Half Sick Half Well Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food -does not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is a burden. What is the cause of all this? Impure blood. And the remedy? im It clears out the channels through which poisons are cartied from the body. When all impurities are removed from

the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. If there is constipation, take Ayer’s Pills.. Thay awinen the drowsy action of the fives they cure biliousness. besa en 4 Doctor, ae ae eae elie ‘as when the tndainey hana min. Hill ing was ee ee The per hand. . smi og oh Sun; one of the ‘atch-conspirators against the miners, takes a mournful view of the situation today, bat in conipelled to acknowledge that there has been @ great change of sentiment of late among his neighbors.He says: man must so use. his own as not to injure any other man. Under that view. of the law hydraulic miners have. been, restrained from filling the rivers and. covering the valley lands with mining . 589 debris. Now the great metropolitan newspapers are Opposed to this view of . “. the law; the people ‘of San Francisco . generally are in favor of allowing mining to go on unrestricted. The people of the State have been educated to the idea that the meu _tmaking the valley contention are enemies to progress and. that things would hum, so to speak, if the hydravlic monitors were. , once tarned loose, Right here in the valley we find an indifference ‘totally unexplainable on any theory of reason in man. Now five percent of the ‘voters'. could be had on a petition to pass a law making unrestricted hydraulic mining legal and the Legislature would have to submit it. Then, if every man should be imbued with the principle that whatever the people said about it was right, why wonld it. not carry? It would carry. Sacramento City is the only considerable force that would be against it. There are men in Colusa county who would vote for it simply for the reason that it would fill up the river and that would injure the town of Colusa and the town could not be organized against it. We would say, ‘Well, we will get along somehow.’ ” SAREE OSTEO: Herman Holdheim, German journalist, has been arrested fifty times for political offenses, and has served twenty terms in prison. A strike of smelter employes at Silverton, Colorado, has thrown 600 “The courts have decided. that every . _ . ae ns Washington sage hee Ohampion mine, is on the sick iist. OC, E. Bourne and Miss M. Vineyard Pot: Pleasant Valley were in: towm today. ‘Mrs. John McBean of berggemnngeon is here visiting her duoghter, ‘Mrs . Ohas, Grissell, ° ie Hon. J. Watling ore iyesterday: He at ans . evening. Messrs. ‘English, ‘hak and Rankin ia to Downieville. today on mining Mrs. Kate Stover was taken suddenly and seriously ill last night, but ie out of-danger today, ae ‘1. J. Baldwin of Loomis, Placer ‘to Camptonville, ‘ Miss Oatherine Chandler of Stanford University is the Bhest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ransome of Sebastopol. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harvey of Salinas are here visiting thé lady's’ ‘mother, Mrs. A. B. Carley. ‘Mr. Harvey is an attache of the Salinas Index. ¢Misseg Maude Snell and Ada. Biok ‘went to: ; county, today, to remain during the summer. Miss Annie Ournow left today for Sonora, Tuolumne county, in response to a telegram ‘stating that the wife of her brother, Rev. William Ournow, is seriously ill there. ———es Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Lea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dicker ena the druggist. tft Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine . just received at J. J. Jackson’s Der. hive grocery store on Oommercial street, f10-tf . For Rent. The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inmen out of employment. quire of Fred E. Brown. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report ” ABSOLUTELY PURE Baki Ol Powder é The Latest Cigar ! “ROSEBERG,”’ At SCHMIDT. BROS. > . 3 das . e €« "y. H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Ri 3 1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. . Bcapsbt Phoenix Flakes. a) Ful) ata Wem 2 > AB, [SPA] [AMO e. ie ‘2 > ay Kapp & Streets Canned %) Heintz’s Baked Bean4, To: tt) [ee] fet@s) [ee] f, ena, . —OF-— Breakfast Goods. o> FO B17) Mons from the Milis. >_> fF} <> fi Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. 5} Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. . ) Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. —>t-+—-. Al For a Quick Cunch-~atready cocked--Gry err, French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. KN e > € 3 '¢« 3 € " Fy dae . wav (eye?) [Swye? sing Buckwheat. * , ae e-? « ry eur Tomales, 2 cansi25 cts: (ty nn, ° mato Sauce, 20c per can Hh hte, YORI Ree or sale by W. D, pton./cure take the bottle back and we will refund your F cmyen Sold = : a A Bargain, fift on rantee. ce 25 house and lot ee ring otreet is . tote and ots. For sale by H oe ‘ offered for sale for ne . "ghaupt mee py — am tg » Brown &. Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in Morgan eer hale cauniee tf town. For sale only by Lammon Bros. Pane 4 It is a pleasure to sweep > if you have a good sweeper.% Have you seen : oS 4 Bissell’s Cyco’ Bearing: » & $4, * e CARPET SWEEPERS; Kk . al ices oe $e: * Also the common ay Ce: . + 2% and the Sunshine, mene S as Just Received fecameitieie es , 8 At KINKEAD'S, § FOOOIIOIOIIOIOIOOIOOOO CROOK OI IOOK IOI G W. D. “Piokatone sarod from . county, was here last night elt J : Jr pg tates cc ng rs tei i : . FOR CHILDREN, From 50 Cents to $2. es marreneneenenvrnnnenenate — 301. The Latest akes™ ; IN Wall Paper. . Iscalled the “Ladies’ Wall Paper.” It comes principally in stripes with blended borders and ceiling to match. It is wonderfully rich in ite effects and the style is bound to be lasting. Then it is reasonable in price. SEE THOSE . RANGPUR CARPETS We have just received. Cnty womans mm FOLY Cents a Yar, Sewed and Laid. c have : fil line nnd Fogo pee eS mn Inside and JOutside Skirts iaDuck, owibé:: BroSnell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.)" uaa Broad Street, corner Pine.’ Wbbddddddddd pyerrrerrerrererrre BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J.J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor For--[o am Whisk Aqemey Blue Label Catsap” Depot for . e % Fancy Groceries o> PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey..ii:...... Linccapes $1 00 . Mikado Soap.....cccccesseccccoeeerers 05 Doty a ae seeseneesseenneene e CRETE.. .. <ctnree cence 05 ps Whiskey. PERM P ee cecceccecceneecee . anit.. ” 100 Olairette Soap.i:...cccccccec. ce ceneee = 06 Monarch (Jug) Whiskey eae eee 100 Water Queen Soap eee ecencreccccccoccs ae §=608 IX L Whiskey....0:..0cccseerseeeseee 75 . Oopeo (white) Soap. .... snedvenetes «(06 Rock & Bye Whiskey..... 1 00. Cashmere (white) Soap.....0.. 08 Maple Rum. peeves Sovccdoetavecscoccccs 1 00 Dandy Soap, 20 bars.. ....cecec 60 Sherry Wine srcsnses bgt mronamarsese 50 . Fern . EY RS en 6 2 Port Wine.. POOROT OORT ORS oeeeeete 6 os Seeee 50 Sea Foam Wash’g Powder Sib pokg 20 Claret Wine........ tee 25 Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. 06 © ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. © «= ss SASH BUCKLEs, . -. SHIRT WAIST SET AND PINS. NECK CLASPS. THE NETHERSOLE BRACELET Is all the G9 and‘ we have a Great. Variety, We have a fine assortment of eee hong —— And a Very Nice Line of ve _SILVER N OLED: a J. BRAND, . ena Jeweler. Seen) EASY TO SER A long distance or read ordinary print if you have G:1:A:38:ES Which are acceptably fitted, { Our Optical department can sapply at very low prices, Eyeglassesand Specsanlestic idli-ianee where there are no complications. gk ubeuans & social aaek Roestaaiee of ii Mista ta oe Particular attention given to the re Telephone West 14. 4 2 . , a Satter fs de earn A. & HL We Rartung rote ens. “apne eS ee Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale os