June 14, 1900 (4 pages)

_-& delicious blend of the very best AT BEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALEINS. XRRMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mail ° * Sy Contin; 3 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. FP; 0. BOX Whitney House where he had a disp'ite about the payment of a bill for a THURSDAY... June 14, 1900); cnt’ lodging with Fritz Obland. = —E . Brown strack Fitz and the latter had ‘Ralt Notes. Justice Finnegan ‘ and pleaded not gains. The cheering prospect of another big harvest is gall and wormwood to Democratic issues. ¢ Another year of prosperity will make the advocates of free silver as scarce a8 buffalos in Kansas. The Hon. Arthur Sewall is going abroad this year in preference to going on the Chicago platform again. Abdul Hamid shows a disposition to join Aguinaldoin holding out in the hope of Democratic success in November. Fewer failures in all sections of the country last April than in April, 1899. That's pretty good proof of prosperity in a Presidential year. A decrease of 284,000,000 pounds in the quantity of wool imported in a year shows the value of protection to wool to the American farmer. The Democratic party has twice been tried and twice been found wanting by the present generation of voters of the country. It should hardly hope to be trusted again. The scarcity of issues for Deniocratic campaigning is shown in the eagerness of the leaders of that party to lug in the South African war and other foreign questions. The Republican party has always depended upon commercial tranqaillity and prosperity for its success. Democratic hope is founded upon strikes and business depression. A Democratic candidate for the Presidency onetime remarked the tariff was ae local question, and a good many Democratic managers now feel that silver is also a local affair. The Democrats are more interested in finding a question that will serve their purpose during the campaign than in advancing any positive policy of government. With them it is “anything to get there.” Tennessee produced nearly a million tons more coal last year than in 1895. That ought to be an industrial object lesson to the South, especially as practically the whole of it was used at the factories of that State. F Records of the Postoffice Department shows that the amount of mail of all classes in the United States, in 1899, weighed 1,565,666,508 pounds. This was enough to fill 39,142 cars witb freight. This record was the largest in the history of the country, and was due to the remarkable prosperity and unprecedented business activity now existing. In dull Democratic times business of the postoffice always declines. , Advertised Letters. The foll is a list of the letters remaining in Postoffice at Nevada City, June 13, 1900: Arthur, H. L. Brophy, P. H. Brown, W.N. Chambers, C. P. Oollins, Mrs. D. W. Fisher, Mrs. Jenvie D. Malloy, Ed. egg _— Jae L. Pearce, Mrs. ‘ Parsey, F. J. If not called for in fifteen aan letters will be sent.to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. Help Wanted. Sample distributors wanted everywhere; $5 per 1,000; either sex. Send self addressed stamped envelope, Sonoma Remedy Oo.,678 Third Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. j14-1t. Notice, Native Daughters will meet Thursday, the 14th, and will hold their election of officers. All members are requested to attend. Leege and Maskin’s Peerless Mocha ‘and Java Coffee. _ Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and that goes to make a ar cannot be exim one-pdund car_— For ale at A. B. Wolf's, NeCity. m 9-tf iF ger” Brown, notoriety as a prize fighter, is now unoere ree der arrest for robbing a man last ~~ The poli f condensed Americanants, ee conan rod eo guilty and imposed a ism is not making any perceptible: dol ni " ps jail. ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted,. From the Republican of Yesterday TRUCKEE NEWS. Afternoon, Henry Brown, better-known as “Nigwho his gained someof eighty-five dollars. Brown’s first trouble started a the Brown thought he conld get the money to pay his fine and was allowed to go on his own recognizance till this morning to raise the money. He seemed determined to raise the money and he had “spotted” a man by the name of Ohas. Miller who had been displaying considerable go:d. Brown watched his chance and when Miller got out on the street about eleven o’clock last night he knocked Miller down and robbed him, it is claimed, of $85.00. Constable Harvey was notifled and he arrested Brown and lodged him in the jail. Mrs, Lovey Loofburrow, wife of W. J. Loofburrow, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of abscess of the lungs. She was 29 years af age. Mrs. Margaret Gowling, wife of Paillip Gowling, died at Summit Satarday. She had beentroubled with dropsy and an affliction of the heart for a number of years but it was not surmised that she was so near the end and her demise was a surprise generally and agreat shock toher family and relatives. T. Siocchetti and brother have _purchased two lots and will erevt a residence. @. A. Kurtz has: bought. five lots and will build at once. John F. Moody has purchased three lots and commenced building a house. G. M. Goodell has purchased three lots. All of these lots are in what ip known as ap McGlashan Addition, * The case of Annie Oahill vs. the Catholic church has at last been settled. The case came up again on Monday in the Justice’s court. OC. F.McGlashan, attorney for plantiff, moved to have a suit brought upto quiet the title of the money. The suit was denied by Justice Hill, which ended the contest, the attachment at the same t' me being dissolved. The moaey had been in litigation since lest August. The case was briefly as follows: The Catholic ladies got up a fair to pay the bill of the church. Father Olaire disapproved of it and ordered them not tohold a fair. They, however, went ahead, held a fairand deposited the money with Lewison & Co. Mrs. Annie Cahill, sister of Father Claire had a bill against the church and attached the money hence the suit. Wm. Shank, a laborer in the lumber yard at.Overton was accidentally shot Sunday. Another man was cleaning a pistol and did not know it was loaded. The ball struck Shank in the face just under the nose, going in one side and passing over the roots of the upper teeth and coming out on the other side. j BRITAIN AND THE CONTINENT. France boasts woman letter earriers. Grenoble, France, hae a municipal restaurant. in London work.all night. Holland is. the only country in Europe that admits codfee free of duty. In the slums of Comberwell, London, a place was found where 17 persone lived in one room. land added to ita territory in the last 70. years by the advance of the delta of the Po into the Adriatic sea. A new fad in the use of scentsia noted in Russia. To give the human body an agreeable odor any desirable floral easence is injected. in the veins, Every inhabitant of the Austrian village of Storbeck is a chessplayer. The as they are taught to read and write Paris, it is said, eats thousgande of pounds of snails daily, And an odd circumstance about it is that when new stocks arrive in the city they go fast. The royal crown of Persia, which dates back to. remote ages, ie in the form of a pot of flowers, surmounted by an uncut ruby the size of a hen's egg. Only. onee in: their history as a nation have the Spanish achieved a naval victory. That was at the battle of Lepanto, in 1571, when, with the aid of ated the Turkish fleet. Gout Rare in Ireland.—Gout ia rarely known among the working classes of freland. Theirimmunity from this complaint is thought to be due to the fact. that their food consists largely of potatoes, Some light is thrown on the economic condition of Sweden by official statistics showing that 40 per cent. of the assessed value of farm lands is mortgaged and 54 per cent, of city property is under mortgage. The outstanding mortgages on the farms of Sweden amount to $266,000,000, which, considering the size of the country, ie a very small total. ; oy Reason for Anger. Clara—Well, aunt, have your photographs come from Mr. Sna ppeschotte’s? Miss Maydeval (angrily )—Yes, and they went back, too, with a note expressing my opinion of his-impudence, pis cao What was it?” ¥, on the back of eve Were these words: “The ote 2: a 2+ rg ase ¥ preserved,”=-Rest.y — @weet, It is maid that fully 100,000 perwona Italy has had 294 square miles of children are taught to play chess just. Venetiane and Genoese, they annihil-" FRED ¥. BRADLEY Thomas Mein. From a very reliable source the infor. mation has been obtained that F. W. Bradley, president of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining Company, is to succeed the late Captain Thomas Mein as lecal . b resident representative of the London. * Exploration’ Company, which ranks among the largest mining concerns in the world. When Hamilton Smith, one of the him arrested. He appeared before . founders of the latter company and at present one of its directors arrived here a week ago, it was stated that his visit to the city after an absence of sevcn years, was.to consult with the local representatives of the company relative to the vacancy caused by the death of Oaptain Mein. It is now said that before he arrived here he had decided to appoint by wire. Immediately after coming here Mr. Smith and Mr. Bradley started off on a tour of the various properties controlled by the London Exploration Company, and is expected that upon their return the latter’s appointment to the responsible position will be formally.announved. In assuming this important office Mr. Bradley will havea territory extending over the entire coast and including many valuable properties, among them the Oneida mine, in Amador county, and interest in the Mariposa grant, the Treadwell, in Alaska; the famous Anaconda mines, in Montana, and properties in Oregon, New Mexico and Mexico. ——t SOe PAN UNASSORTED LOT. The Island of Luzon has the same area as Ohio. Some important’ inventions have beén discovered. by lunatics. The world preduced in 1898 mopre gold than it produced both gold and silver in 1868. The first post office was opened in Paris in 1642, in England in 1681, in America in 1710, It is believed that a diet of cornbread makes bigger men, physically, than bread made of wheat flour. The growth of the beard is stronger on one side of the face than on the other. It is usually the case that the hair grows more rapidly on the side on which we are strongest. Few people probably know what an enormous quantity of old iron in the shape of anchors, chains,-etc., is annually rescued from the sea. During ten months, as much as 20 tons weight was dredged tip on the east coast of England alone. This was sold for two shillings two pence per hundred weight. A gooseberry bush seems not. to bear a tithe of the fruit it used to have when we were young, but sit on the ground beside it—removing all thorns from the ground first—and you will see once more the gooseberry bush of your nursery days, each branch and each twig of each branch hung with lustrous. globes. nature as we grow up. An eccentric wedding took place recently at St. Peter’s church, New York, when an. artillery officer named Lallo~ Martha Washington. The happy pair, the bridesmaids, the best man, the pastor, Mr. Roche, and 12 brother officers of the bridegroom, who were present, were all over six feet high. In order to preserve the record in its completeness no others were admitted te the ceremony. . On the Rolling Wave. First Passenger (turning pale)—Do rou know anything that is really good for seasickness? Second Passenger (also turning pale) ~I think I'll try chloroform.—Puck. At the Club, “When he first came here Goo@heart vut him up.” “And after he left?” : “Goodheart put up for him.”~ Ssliiichiebenalisieainiemeiemmnine aes enae eed = a We Want You To See How Many Bea utiful Premiums , WeGive With Teas, With Coffees, , With Spices, With Extracts, With Soda, With Baking Powder. Come Just to Lock. Great American Inporting Tea (C's, For Buggy Tops <eAND— Carriage Trimmings Ot all kinds go to J. Gairns.: At price tosuitthetimes. . A Pine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. a Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. MD Pl Ga Appolated to Succeed the Late Hon. ’ Mr. Bradley and notified that gentleman:. We lose all the under-side of . way was married to a lady named}. Commercial Street, Nevada City. E18. MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES] * Veatecty while Sotads liqen wn. working inthe Union Hill mine a rock fell on one of his feet, mashing it quite “Caplan P. T. Riley, a former. ne: dent of this place, and. an ex-District Attorney of this county, bas been made Military Governor of three of the Philippine Islands, These three islands i > is quite ill and it would not be. surprising if his death wonld ooccar at any The Goddess of . Liberty for the . Fourth of July ‘bas chosen, but her name ner not yo . made _ lic. oo ‘The Southern Pacific company .will sell excursion tickets from July Ist to the 4th and good till about the 5th, for points 125 miles, one fare and a third, for 126 to 200 miles, one fare and a fifth, for 201 to 300 miles, one fare. The Bee Hive. The Bee Hive grocery is today advertising Swiss cheese, cheese wafers; Saratoga chips, pickled pigs’ feet and ripe and green olives in bulk. Read the a lvertisement. ~~ Seriously i. here this forenoon announcing the serious illness of Mrs; J. English of Columbia Hill. De. 'Tickell was sent for and left immediately for that place. ~~. +~Ge San Juan. «0. L. Legault came over from Truckee today. : ee GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral Farnishi Floral Pieces supplied to order. a gaitlephone Nos.: Office 281, residence A PAE A Ee A RE A peat. At. was xecessary to:take him . A telephone message was received M. McCullough is over from North . ‘Struck It Rich. : EY late ‘etter from Nome says the . deposits of gold are found along the gulches and over a large and “teres of land near the coast, as well as on the beach, -which has been tested for a stretch of sixty .miles with good results. A conflict is predicted ‘between. the beach miners and the dredg. ing boats, because the stiction pumps of the latter draw away the sand which lies near low water mark. Three of the six original miners on the beach were Swedish ‘Lutheran missionaries, who had been Jaboring in Alaska for some Andereon, is bow sald to be the richest . two claims on Anvil Oreek so rich that $16,000 was taken from them by primitive. methods ‘in twenty-two days. Seven acres of lots inthe heart of Nome City also belong to him, He was sent to the Alaska mission field from . Minnesota and his salary was $275 a year. It. has been fognd that -the. eands on the opposite Siberian coast are also rich in gold; and a syndicate has obtained-from Russia a concession which grants exclusive mining privfleges on several hundred miles. of Siberian beach .south of . Behring Strait. ‘ Invitation to Ladies. . Maher & Company today invite the ladies, in their advertisement, to pay them a visit this week and see the special prices they have put on different articles. It will be to the advantage of all to.go argand and see these specialties. Another Ruoaway. ; While Luke Voyce was coming to town, ina buggy, this morning from Willow Valley, his horse became frightened when near the Texas mine and ranaway. Luke was thrown to the ground and severely bruised. The buggy is a wreck. Piano Tuding and Repairing. C. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderby mail, P, O. Box 395. Beit ‘ Who Has That Ticket? No. 28 won a Gold Watch which was raffled at the FreeCoinage saloon. The holder of theticket can havethe watch on application to Robert Simmons. ji3-2w — Delicious Cream — Daintily Served Makes Foley's Ice Greaim Parlors the moat . generally favored resort in town. Patrons of the place will never find themselves without company. Thecream dispensed is. of a quality calcul.ted to please the most fastidious. Scrupulous neatness, prompt service, a full assortment of fruit flavors anda large cheerful room’ combine’ every element of pleasure. Cali soon and often. uy’ Cm Ps Twin Bens. Natural Rolled Oats 200 a Package. Barataria Shiclenps * am Elegant Ripe Olives. The best in the land.always on hand, 25 cents a quart. 3. N. DOXSEE & SONS* THE CELEBRATED . Little Neck Clams. Anchor Oysters . 8 cans for 50 cents. @ : 25 cents a can. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25. CENTS. FRANK GUENTHER, =—————~—~—~—&x—_{=——E{x;]_][]]_]_]_>—>—>—>;;;{]—>—>—>>&=—[—@T@—_[_—_[_——X—X—_—_—— .HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED. CASH GROCER, Buckley Building, , Ma n St. rl>ze0s by this gentleman. SUCORSSORS TO F. 0. LUBIUR, W. A. fleyer, a Scientific Optician, + « BEPRESENTING F. ©. OHINN OF SACRAMENTO, WILL BE AT OUR STORE ON ee June lith and 13th. fu prt pre have defective vision can bave their eyes properly fitted with ie “Call at the above dates and save an expensive trip to Sacramento or the city, A. & H. W.HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone + Westié Sick canst MN ba Biliousness ee Constipation — ba AN ELEOANT TOME FoR ruse RARSNTEED BY, THE NERVES. S040 AND apes Sena jes oe miner in the coast district, He owns . : There will be no intoxicating liquors. sold within convention hall grounds at . Philadelphia during convention week, says Mayor Ashbridge:’ “Itold Ohairman Manley I was determined to do all pI in my power to make the conclave a8 . mo dignified as it should be, and I would . t positively refuse to sanction the sale of . di any liquors. Mr. Manley agreed with . in tl me,” Three More 13 Prisseers. Constable Long of Truckee arrived . .owas that ov here this afternoon with three prisondears 3 ers for the county jail. Pat. MuaNualty, York for 60 days, end Henry Brown for ia 80. days. They all look as if they were} able to do good work in breaking rock, and presume they will be given that Kind of 8 job. 2@e Baskets, Baskets, Baskets. = “whe Legg & Shaw Oompany have something of interest to say in their BD ifeloull are offering a complete line of clothes, . 6 transacted. By market, waste, telescope and wood . ! ie baskets at.prices that eh fod defy competition, “LADI IES ‘ WHI EY See Them in the Window! Ladies, we want to see you in our store this week. We want to show you some of the best things es ever. saw in : ay Kid Gloves eee et: Silk Gloves White and Colored oer Waists Muslin Gowns Muslin Drawers eee. “New Hosiery ae bargaine in Ladies’ and ‘Obildren’s hr ptr binge ecu VEsTs— come in high in teat Ge paws thee anv way ean -ricbaagg Enyouwant tog. —— as you want to go. AT KINKEAD’ Ss? Moquet, ‘nen: and Sultan Senenbee: pre names of them, While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Osk, Golden Ouk, Maple end Ash — “$2 BEDROOM SETS. oe ee ee Francisco and Sacramento prices. RINRESE FE FURNITURE STORE. Just the Things to Use DURING ini WEATHER! Pidirear Chips, : 25¢ per Ib. Cooked and Pressed Ham, in any quantity, wbgesl sliced in any Our Conemers “Take the Cake” et. is here on-# visit W.R: Lewis, sh tai pang quite ill at his hol Superintendent on the CORR: cisco. Mrs. tiie ; Juan is here on Eddy. ‘ John Lebnere Is cisco on a visit to Maller. z bs We F. B. Fiske, whe ing here, arrived Angeles. §. N. J. Fogarty at ‘ed to this city froi they were marrié< W. W. Sweetian ‘ing from San ¥ the San Juan ridt Mrs. T. N. lyn Williams. af B. H. Preston terday: from gs John Menhenue for Butte, Monta cured a posites 8. Holiub, M.: x ‘Margaret, of Os Gay, for Platte Cel Mr. and Mrs, G. ‘ast evening from . ‘Mrs. Graves’ fathe J. M. Fargens of ‘on last evening’s . here a few days ¢ LL. B. Self. of. ‘last evening, of b ‘to attend the D wention. ae E; J. Rector ‘Sacramento to at ‘State Convention been to V oa several days vis childhood days, pirates ho ge notes for maby he will write fo which he is.a r

_-& delicious blend of the very best AT BEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALEINS. XRRMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mail ° * Sy Contin; 3 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part cf the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. FP; 0. BOX Whitney House where he had a disp'ite about the payment of a bill for a THURSDAY..... June 14, 1900); cnt’ lodging with Fritz Obland. = —E . Brown strack Fitz and the latter had ‘Ralt Notes. Justice Finnegan ‘ and pleaded not gains. The cheering prospect of another big harvest is gall and wormwood to Democratic issues. ¢ Another year of prosperity will make the advocates of free silver as scarce a8 buffalos in Kansas. The Hon. Arthur Sewall is going abroad this year in preference to going on the Chicago platform again. Abdul Hamid shows a disposition to join Aguinaldoin holding out in the hope of Democratic success in November. Fewer failures in all sections of the country last April than in April, 1899. That's pretty good proof of prosperity in a Presidential year. A decrease of 284,000,000 pounds in the quantity of wool imported in a year shows the value of protection to wool to the American farmer. The Democratic party has twice been tried and twice been found wanting by the present generation of voters of the country. It should hardly hope to be trusted again. The scarcity of issues for Deniocratic campaigning is shown in the eagerness of the leaders of that party to lug in the South African war and other foreign questions. The Republican party has always depended upon commercial tranqaillity and prosperity for its success. Democratic hope is founded upon strikes and business depression. A Democratic candidate for the Presidency onetime remarked the tariff was ae local question, and a good many Democratic managers now feel that silver is also a local affair. The Democrats are more interested in finding a question that will serve their purpose during the campaign than in advancing any positive policy of government. With them it is “anything to get there.” Tennessee produced nearly a million tons more coal last year than in 1895. That ought to be an industrial object lesson to the South, especially as practically the whole of it was used at the factories of that State. F Records of the Postoffice Department shows that the amount of mail of all classes in the United States, in 1899, weighed 1,565,666,508 pounds. This was enough to fill 39,142 cars witb freight. This record was the largest in the history of the country, and was due to the remarkable prosperity and unprecedented business activity now existing. In dull Democratic times business of the postoffice always declines. , Advertised Letters. The foll is a list of the letters remaining in Postoffice at Nevada City, June 13, 1900: Arthur, H. L. Brophy, P. H. Brown, W.N. Chambers, C. P. Oollins, Mrs. D. W. Fisher, Mrs. Jenvie D. Malloy, Ed. egg _— Jae L. Pearce, Mrs. ‘ Parsey, F. J. If not called for in fifteen aan letters will be sent.to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. Help Wanted. Sample distributors wanted everywhere; $5 per 1,000; either sex. Send self addressed stamped envelope, Sonoma Remedy Oo.,678 Third Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. j14-1t. Notice, Native Daughters will meet Thursday, the 14th, and will hold their election of officers. All members are requested to attend. Leege and Maskin’s Peerless Mocha ‘and Java Coffee. _ Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and that goes to make a ar cannot be exim one-pdund car_— For ale at A. B. Wolf's, NeCity. m 9-tf iF ger” Brown, notoriety as a prize fighter, is now unoere ree der arrest for robbing a man last ~~ The poli f condensed Americanants, ee conan rod eo guilty and imposed a ism is not making any perceptible: dol ni " ps jail. ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted,. From the Republican of Yesterday TRUCKEE NEWS. Afternoon, Henry Brown, better-known as “Nigwho his gained someof eighty-five dollars. Brown’s first trouble started a the Brown thought he conld get the money to pay his fine and was allowed to go on his own recognizance till this morning to raise the money. He seemed determined to raise the money and he had “spotted” a man by the name of Ohas. Miller who had been displaying considerable go:d. Brown watched his chance and when Miller got out on the street about eleven o’clock last night he knocked Miller down and robbed him, it is claimed, of $85.00. Constable Harvey was notifled and he arrested Brown and lodged him in the jail. Mrs, Lovey Loofburrow, wife of W. J. Loofburrow, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of abscess of the lungs. She was 29 years af age. Mrs. Margaret Gowling, wife of Paillip Gowling, died at Summit Satarday. She had beentroubled with dropsy and an affliction of the heart for a number of years but it was not surmised that she was so near the end and her demise was a surprise generally and agreat shock toher family and relatives. T. Siocchetti and brother have _purchased two lots and will erevt a residence. @. A. Kurtz has: bought. five lots and will build at once. John F. Moody has purchased three lots and commenced building a house. G. M. Goodell has purchased three lots. All of these lots are in what ip known as ap McGlashan Addition, * The case of Annie Oahill vs. the Catholic church has at last been settled. The case came up again on Monday in the Justice’s court. OC. F.McGlashan, attorney for plantiff, moved to have a suit brought upto quiet the title of the money. The suit was denied by Justice Hill, which ended the contest, the attachment at the same t' me being dissolved. The moaey had been in litigation since lest August. The case was briefly as follows: The Catholic ladies got up a fair to pay the bill of the church. Father Olaire disapproved of it and ordered them not tohold a fair. They, however, went ahead, held a fairand deposited the money with Lewison & Co. Mrs. Annie Cahill, sister of Father Claire had a bill against the church and attached the money hence the suit. Wm. Shank, a laborer in the lumber yard at.Overton was accidentally shot Sunday. Another man was cleaning a pistol and did not know it was loaded. The ball struck Shank in the face just under the nose, going in one side and passing over the roots of the upper teeth and coming out on the other side. j BRITAIN AND THE CONTINENT. France boasts woman letter earriers. Grenoble, France, hae a municipal restaurant. in London work.all night. Holland is. the only country in Europe that admits codfee free of duty. In the slums of Comberwell, London, a place was found where 17 persone lived in one room. land added to ita territory in the last 70. years by the advance of the delta of the Po into the Adriatic sea. A new fad in the use of scentsia noted in Russia. To give the human body an agreeable odor any desirable floral easence is injected. in the veins, Every inhabitant of the Austrian village of Storbeck is a chessplayer. The as they are taught to read and write Paris, it is said, eats thousgande of pounds of snails daily, And an odd circumstance about it is that when new stocks arrive in the city they go fast. The royal crown of Persia, which dates back to. remote ages, ie in the form of a pot of flowers, surmounted by an uncut ruby the size of a hen's egg. Only. onee in: their history as a nation have the Spanish achieved a naval victory. That was at the battle of Lepanto, in 1571, when, with the aid of ated the Turkish fleet. Gout Rare in Ireland.—Gout ia rarely known among the working classes of freland. Theirimmunity from this complaint is thought to be due to the fact. that their food consists largely of potatoes, Some light is thrown on the economic condition of Sweden by official statistics showing that 40 per cent. of the assessed value of farm lands is mortgaged and 54 per cent, of city property is under mortgage. The outstanding mortgages on the farms of Sweden amount to $266,000,000, which, considering the size of the country, ie a very small total. ; oy Reason for Anger. Clara—Well, aunt, have your photographs come from Mr. Sna ppeschotte’s? Miss Maydeval (angrily )—Yes, and they went back, too, with a note expressing my opinion of his-impudence, pis cao What was it?” ¥, on the back of eve Were these words: “The ote 2: a 2+ rg ase ¥ preserved,”=-Rest.y — @weet, It is maid that fully 100,000 perwona Italy has had 294 square miles of children are taught to play chess just. Venetiane and Genoese, they annihil-" FRED ¥. BRADLEY Thomas Mein. From a very reliable source the infor. mation has been obtained that F. W. Bradley, president of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining Company, is to succeed the late Captain Thomas Mein as lecal . b resident representative of the London. * Exploration’ Company, which ranks among the largest mining concerns in the world. When Hamilton Smith, one of the him arrested. He appeared before . founders of the latter company and at present one of its directors arrived here a week ago, it was stated that his visit to the city after an absence of sevcn years, was.to consult with the local representatives of the company relative to the vacancy caused by the death of Oaptain Mein. It is now said that before he arrived here he had decided to appoint by wire. Immediately after coming here Mr. Smith and Mr. Bradley started off on a tour of the various properties controlled by the London Exploration Company, and is expected that upon their return the latter’s appointment to the responsible position will be formally.announved. In assuming this important office Mr. Bradley will havea territory extending over the entire coast and including many valuable properties, among them the Oneida mine, in Amador county, and interest in the Mariposa grant, the Treadwell, in Alaska; the famous Anaconda mines, in Montana, and properties in Oregon, New Mexico and Mexico. ——t SOe PAN UNASSORTED LOT. The Island of Luzon has the same area as Ohio. Some important’ inventions have beén discovered. by lunatics. The world preduced in 1898 mopre gold than it produced both gold and silver in 1868. The first post office was opened in Paris in 1642, in England in 1681, in America in 1710, It is believed that a diet of cornbread makes bigger men, physically, than bread made of wheat flour. The growth of the beard is stronger on one side of the face than on the other. It is usually the case that the hair grows more rapidly on the side on which we are strongest. Few people probably know what an enormous quantity of old iron in the shape of anchors, chains,-etc., is annually rescued from the sea. During ten months, as much as 20 tons weight was dredged tip on the east coast of England alone. This was sold for two shillings two pence per hundred weight. A gooseberry bush seems not. to bear a tithe of the fruit it used to have when we were young, but sit on the ground beside it—removing all thorns from the ground first—and you will see once more the gooseberry bush of your nursery days, each branch and each twig of each branch hung with lustrous. globes. nature as we grow up. An eccentric wedding took place recently at St. Peter’s church, New York, when an. artillery officer named Lallo~ Martha Washington. The happy pair, the bridesmaids, the best man, the pastor, Mr. Roche, and 12 brother officers

of the bridegroom, who were present, were all over six feet high. In order to preserve the record in its completeness no others were admitted te the ceremony. . On the Rolling Wave. First Passenger (turning pale)—Do rou know anything that is really good for seasickness? Second Passenger (also turning pale) ~I think I'll try chloroform.—Puck. At the Club, “When he first came here Goo@heart vut him up.” “And after he left?” : “Goodheart put up for him.”~ Ssliiichiebenalisieainiemeiemmnine aes enae eed = a We Want You To See How Many Bea utiful Premiums , WeGive With Teas, With Coffees, , With Spices, With Extracts, With Soda, With Baking Powder. Come Just to Lock. Great American Inporting Tea (C's, For Buggy Tops <eAND— Carriage Trimmings Ot all kinds go to J. Gairns.: At price tosuitthetimes. . A Pine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. a Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. MD Pl Ga Appolated to Succeed the Late Hon. ’ Mr. Bradley and notified that gentleman:. We lose all the under-side of . way was married to a lady named}. Commercial Street, Nevada City. E18. MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES] * Veatecty while Sotads liqen wn. working inthe Union Hill mine a rock fell on one of his feet, mashing it quite “Caplan P. T. Riley, a former. ne: dent of this place, and. an ex-District Attorney of this county, bas been made Military Governor of three of the Philippine Islands, These three islands i > is quite ill and it would not be. surprising if his death wonld ooccar at any The Goddess of . Liberty for the . Fourth of July ‘bas chosen, but her name ner not yo . made _ lic. oo ‘The Southern Pacific company .will sell excursion tickets from July Ist to the 4th and good till about the 5th, for points 125 miles, one fare and a third, for 126 to 200 miles, one fare and a fifth, for 201 to 300 miles, one fare. The Bee Hive. The Bee Hive grocery is today advertising Swiss cheese, cheese wafers; Saratoga chips, pickled pigs’ feet and ripe and green olives in bulk. Read the a lvertisement. ~~ Seriously i. here this forenoon announcing the serious illness of Mrs; J. English of Columbia Hill. De. 'Tickell was sent for and left immediately for that place. ~~. +~Ge San Juan. «0. L. Legault came over from Truckee today. : ee GEORGE A. GRAY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. The Finest of Faneral Farnishi Floral Pieces supplied to order. a gaitlephone Nos.: Office 281, residence A PAE A Ee A RE A peat. At. was xecessary to:take him . A telephone message was received M. McCullough is over from North . ‘Struck It Rich. : EY late ‘etter from Nome says the . deposits of gold are found along the gulches and over a large and “teres of land near the coast, as well as on the beach, -which has been tested for a stretch of sixty .miles with good results. A conflict is predicted ‘between. the beach miners and the dredg. ing boats, because the stiction pumps of the latter draw away the sand which lies near low water mark. Three of the six original miners on the beach were Swedish ‘Lutheran missionaries, who had been Jaboring in Alaska for some Andereon, is bow sald to be the richest . two claims on Anvil Oreek so rich that $16,000 was taken from them by primitive. methods ‘in twenty-two days. Seven acres of lots inthe heart of Nome City also belong to him, He was sent to the Alaska mission field from . Minnesota and his salary was $275 a year. It. has been fognd that -the. eands on the opposite Siberian coast are also rich in gold; and a syndicate has obtained-from Russia a concession which grants exclusive mining privfleges on several hundred miles. of Siberian beach .south of . Behring Strait. ‘ Invitation to Ladies. . Maher & Company today invite the ladies, in their advertisement, to pay them a visit this week and see the special prices they have put on different articles. It will be to the advantage of all to.go argand and see these specialties. Another Ruoaway. ; While Luke Voyce was coming to town, ina buggy, this morning from Willow Valley, his horse became frightened when near the Texas mine and ranaway. Luke was thrown to the ground and severely bruised. The buggy is a wreck. Piano Tuding and Repairing. C. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and and will call upon his patrons. Others will please orderby mail, P, O. Box 395. Beit ‘ Who Has That Ticket? No. 28 won a Gold Watch which was raffled at the FreeCoinage saloon. The holder of theticket can havethe watch on application to Robert Simmons. ji3-2w — Delicious Cream — Daintily Served Makes Foley's Ice Greaim Parlors the moat . generally favored resort in town. Patrons of the place will never find themselves without company. Thecream dispensed is. of a quality calcul.ted to please the most fastidious. Scrupulous neatness, prompt service, a full assortment of fruit flavors anda large cheerful room’ combine’ every element of pleasure. Cali soon and often. uy’ Cm Ps Twin Bens. Natural Rolled Oats 200 a Package. Barataria Shiclenps * am Elegant Ripe Olives. The best in the land.always on hand, 25 cents a quart. 3. N. DOXSEE & SONS* THE CELEBRATED . Little Neck Clams. Anchor Oysters . 8 cans for 50 cents. @ : 25 cents a can. WHOLE JOHORE PINEAPPLES IN CANS, 25. CENTS. FRANK GUENTHER, =—————~—~—~—&x—_{=——E{x;]_][]]_]_]_>—>—>—>;;;{]—>—>—>>&=—[—@T@—_[_—_[_——X—X—_—_—— .HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED.. CASH GROCER, Buckley Building, , Ma n St. rl>ze0s by this gentleman. SUCORSSORS TO F. 0. LUBIUR, W. A. fleyer, a Scientific Optician, + « BEPRESENTING F. ©. OHINN OF SACRAMENTO, WILL BE AT OUR STORE ON ee June lith and 13th. fu prt pre have defective vision can bave their eyes properly fitted with ie “Call at the above dates and save an expensive trip to Sacramento or the city, A. & H. W.HARTUNG, Broad St,, above Pine, Nevada City. Telephone + Westié Sick canst MN ba Biliousness ee Constipation — ba AN ELEOANT TOME FoR ruse RARSNTEED BY, THE NERVES. S040 AND apes Sena jes oe miner in the coast district, He owns . : There will be no intoxicating liquors. sold within convention hall grounds at . Philadelphia during convention week, says Mayor Ashbridge:’ “Itold Ohairman Manley I was determined to do all pI in my power to make the conclave a8 . mo dignified as it should be, and I would . t positively refuse to sanction the sale of . di any liquors. Mr. Manley agreed with . in tl me,” Three More 13 Prisseers. Constable Long of Truckee arrived . .owas that ov here this afternoon with three prisondears 3 ers for the county jail. Pat. MuaNualty, York for 60 days, end Henry Brown for ia 80. days. They all look as if they were} able to do good work in breaking rock, and presume they will be given that Kind of 8 job. 2@e Baskets, Baskets, Baskets. = “whe Legg & Shaw Oompany have something of interest to say in their BD ifeloull are offering a complete line of clothes, . 6 transacted. By market, waste, telescope and wood . ! ie baskets at.prices that eh fod defy competition, “LADI IES ‘ WHI EY See Them in the Window! Ladies, we want to see you in our store this week. We want to show you some of the best things es ever. saw in : ay Kid Gloves eee et: Silk Gloves White and Colored oer Waists Muslin Gowns Muslin Drawers eee. “New Hosiery ae bargaine in Ladies’ and ‘Obildren’s hr ptr binge ecu VEsTs— come in high in teat Ge paws thee anv way ean -ricbaagg Enyouwant tog. —— as you want to go. AT KINKEAD’ Ss? Moquet, ‘nen: and Sultan Senenbee: pre names of them, While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Osk, Golden Ouk, Maple end Ash — “$2 BEDROOM SETS. oe ee ee Francisco and Sacramento prices. RINRESE FE FURNITURE STORE. Just the Things to Use DURING ini WEATHER! Pidirear Chips, : 25¢ per Ib. Cooked and Pressed Ham, in any quantity, wbgesl sliced in any Our Conemers “Take the Cake” et. is here on-# visit W.R: Lewis, sh tai pang quite ill at his hol Superintendent on the CORR: cisco. Mrs. tiie ; Juan is here on Eddy. ‘ John Lebnere Is cisco on a visit to Maller. z bs We F. B. Fiske, whe ing here, arrived Angeles. §. N. J. Fogarty at ‘ed to this city froi they were marrié< W. W. Sweetian ‘ing from San ¥ the San Juan ridt Mrs. T. N. lyn Williams. af B. H. Preston terday: from gs John Menhenue for Butte, Monta cured a posites 8. Holiub, M.: x ‘Margaret, of Os Gay, for Platte Cel Mr. and Mrs, G. ‘ast evening from . ‘Mrs. Graves’ fathe J. M. Fargens of ‘on last evening’s . here a few days ¢ LL. B. Self. of. ‘last evening, of b ‘to attend the D wention. ae E; J. Rector ‘Sacramento to at ‘State Convention been to V oa several days vis childhood days, pirates ho ge notes for maby he will write fo which he is.a r