March 15, 1899 (4 pages)

pars, r. regret »'.'4 new Silk We low Suit there was. a he downpour that é gutters, costar nied vavidlis ea vals: . ake oe Beat. ing today. Shortly after, one o'clock CAE ee z there was a slight cessation, but it was. ch = Me not long before the rain was. again . coming down, __ W. Rowe, the self-styled representa} ~Bngtish Mining nomen Was ; For thé cecal: hoors ‘ending at tive of a powerful English mining’syn9 o'clock this morning the rainfall, aecording to the gauge at the South Yuba Water Company’s office,amounted to 341 inches. This makes the fall for: the month so far 6.34 inches and the tot4l for the season 26.92 inches. 5 At Big ‘Pannél, eighteen from here, there was a foot and a half of new snow this morning. This amount would have “been greater but for the fact that last night some rain fell and the: snow settled, It has been supwing there today. The new snew at the California mine in God’s Country, twenty-seven miles . from this city, today measured sixteen inches. and it was snowing there so fast that a person could see but a short distance ahead of him. All indications point toa heavy fall of snow all through that section, There is no danger now of a scarcity of snow next summer on the ridges surrounding the dams and lakes from which Nevada City and Grass” Valley obtain their water supply. 2 RNA a See A Souvenir Cane. Presented. At last night’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons Hon. F. ‘T. Nilon presented the Parlor with a cane made from a portion of the rocker used at dicate who spent nearly two weeks here recéntly dickering fér the pur-) chase of the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert, is according to the latest developments not the genuine W. Rowe whom ” . the foreign capitalists . sent’ to Oalifornia, but is just a common ordinary . dead-beat. and all around humbug Mr. “Rowe” struck this city on Sunday, February 26th, and announcing he was looking after mining investments for his principals secured the toniest quarters he) could get’at the National a an began to live on the fat of He ie a mediumsized Raglishmin ordinarily dressed, wore a light mnstache and had on his left cheek a scar, “To some he said be got this scar in the Baldwin hotel fire a few months ago while makinga sensational escape, He told ethers that he was burned by acid while condueting some assaying experiments in Australia. He was a smooth talker and a_ tae ant fellow to meet withal, but he did not seem to know more about the practical side of mining than he ought. to. But his alluring tales about the wealth -back of him gained him access to mining circles readily,‘and he was feasted and toasted by men with claims for. sale. . eae A. Leas, as has’ bien quite ill with inflammation of the bowels, is improving. Thornton Parke, . an ewplors of the ‘Electric Power Company, bas ‘gone to Colfax on a visit. the sight of a lifetime when a storm like’ the. terville, Placer county. A. Pugh returned last night ‘teins them who had lived here. for any length} San Francisco. . He-went to, Washingof time had some tall yarn. to tell of fe RS SNE today. ~ how thé water had been up to this or ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cobb are expect-. that mark on such a day of such a ed here soon on a visit to the lady’s month ’steen yéars ago. ‘Then some y}Pparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G@. bron of other fellow would leok wise and go Quaker Hill. him one betterand the tender-feet. in Henry Guenther, Samuel Chatter and . the crowd would stand awestrack anJames Kinkead have been appointed der their umbrellas and let the rain appraisers ef the estate ss the is ruu down the backs of their Fabier William GC. Groves. tie ae Mecks. . : _R.W. Chadbourne of the Licamiy eutoemneiicptatieinias mine above Washington: has returned . Srare of Ou10;Crry or ToLEDo, from San Francisco. and will probably,. _ Lvoas County. go up to the mine tomorrow. Frank J. Cuenry makes oath that he Mrs. Eva Seaddew got. home lant is the senior partner of the firm of F evening from Auburn where, she’ wént . J. Cuengy & Co., doing business in the to attend the funeral of “her nephew, . City of Toledo, County and State aforeWill Scadden, who was killed in the Said, and that said firm will pay the Three Stars mine by a blast. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Charles L. Harris, shotgun messen. for each and every case of: Catarrh that ger for Wells, Farge & Co, on the Dow. cannot.be cured by the use of HALt’s nieville-stage line, resumed his duties . CATaARRH CurRE. bse, “The lesan ee Saas wits’ iis Tushing, seething, plunging waters. is Mrs. Fred Develey. continues very ill. plaza bridges today and got excited _}and her husband has arrived from Cen. and entranced seeing the flood ‘spin along. Of course every. man Jack of brother (William) of Pennsylvania, Bs tain down ovr . i ree a volunteer in Oo. E. “Toth yivania tata? and Fematyed reatied at Smartsville where -he lived with: the Magonigal family and: the . Hickeson family for a number of years. ‘Three years ago his health and sight . ‘BS . began to fail. Two years ago he went. from t.wakes it up. Hunto the National Soldiers’ Homé to redreds of our citizens went down to the main, and there he was stricken with. heart. disease which caused his death. ‘A step-mother survives him, also a ‘brother at this city and toe AE brothers. He was a kind and honest ‘man and. was liked by umn that . . knew him. os SSS RESTS Do Not Pur Orr antil tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood. is impure and you feel rilla at once. . . Hoop’s Pris cure all liver ills. Mailed for 25 cents by G.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. +560 . Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ‘Good as a Trip to the City. The City of Paris has opened at the Nationa} hotel, suite 6, an elegant line of new Spring millinery, jackets, wraps, tailor suits, silk, gatin and cotton waists. The handsome new percale crepons by .the yard-from $1 up, 44 weak and weary, take Hoods spe oc 4" Jast week, the County Olerk receives a Coloma by Marshall, the discoverer of gold. A vote of thanks was tendered to the Judge for the souvenir which is highly prized by the members. GeorgeCalanan, L. A. Garthe and J. J. Hanley were elected Grand Parlor delegates, and ©. H, Eddy, F. E. Brown and J. M. Walling Jr. were eleeted alternates. A collation was served. Finally he began to dicker in a shy way for the famous Eagle Bird quartz mine. at Maybert. Superintendent Hall and Sidney Smith, the latter being one of the most successful and shrewdést operators om the coast, were the men he approached. ‘At first they were dubious of him, but step by “step he won their confidence by his reasonable yarns and négotiations were begun in +2@e The: Marriage ‘Law. PS pa Aa eae earnest so far as Messrs. Hall -and A slight additionalinancial pressure Susith woke coucethed. tia Walled iké is now brought to bear upon those who mt 3 s s ; ne and after an exhaustive inspécintend to enter upon the state of matri-. ,. 1, give it-his approval: “Didring Wie mony in Nevada. By the act approved . votiations he was elaiming to send Cipher cablegrams to his principals and getting encouraging replies. During the latter part of his stay he fee of $1 for issuing the marriage li,cense, and at the same time he collects another fee of $1 which he turns over to the Gounty_ Recorder for his ser. wicess «chronicling the event; The} 0? San Francisco. The.paper was pro-' nthe minister or magistrate is. re. tested with the announcement that he aed to file the certificate of marriage . had no funds with the institution he with the Recorder within thirty days. qgrew on. He manifested great surafter the date of the ceremony. prise-ut this and managed in some way to get enough coin to square himself. HUSBAND AND GOPFRE, . “t2="iitay some for Su ee Se Francisco with Messrs. Halland Smith, tay professedly to close the deal and pay Would be Foolish to Stay With It over the money there for the mine. I must tell you about my husband! 4 telegram to the Transcript from and his experience with coffee. He/. San Francisco today states that “Rowe” had been nervous and more Or less it-. has been exposed asa fraud and canritable, suffering with nausea and . not be found. waterbrash from-time to time and. ” Jn the meantime a vigorous search is sleeplessness, with a considerable being made for bim. amount of indigestion. ; I finally induced him te leave off the Death of a Pioneer Actress. coffee, for while his ailments were dif-. Mrs. Waller, the pioneer mountain ferent somewhat than miné, I was con. actress of California, died a few weeks. _ vineed that it was the poisoning of the. ago in New York City. She was an nervous system that caused his trou-/. actress of more than ordinary talent, a. . bles as well as my own. fine looking and even beautiful woman We have now been using Postum over . and of irreproachable character and a year, and are in the very best of. repatation. Of course such a woman health, stout and hearty every way-. wasa great favorite in California in You may be sure we have learned to. the early fifties, where reversing the make Postum so it tastes fine, for we . Mormon preachers favorite argument, believe in. “good things.” We made} «Women starce and men plenty.” _ She. Postum rather sloppy at first. was an English woman with decided I cannot describe what a blessing we. English pronunciation, especially in have both derived from the use of Pos-. song. Many old Californians donbttum. I have written these facts in the! jess remember her rendition ofher hope. that some others may be benéiited . favorite ballad, “The ’orn of the ’unter by the statement and leave off the . is ’eard on the “ill.” But for all that, coffee that is the real cause of so much . she would conipsre favorably with a physical suffering. A friend of ours, . majority of the “leading ladies” in the Mrs. Emma Dahlgren, had dreadful . jeading companies of the present. day. stomach trouble for years, bloating after meals, great nervonsness and se0 A Lowell Hill Pioneer Dies. — today after a long lay-off on account of FRANK J.CHENEY. . inches wide. Grenadine and wool raised a small sum of money on adraft F ‘Bickness. Henry K. Fowler has been. Sworn to before me and subscribed acting as his substitute. in my presence, this 5th day of De’ Coleman Thornton’s: stage left. here . cember, A. D., 1886. © this. morning for Washington, George io ; A. W. GLEASON, Grissell driving. After going a few} (SEAL Notary Pablic. miles the storm became so furious that ; : it returned here to await. lull in the Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internatorin: ally and acts directly on the blood and Monday. evening's . hook Mail . Mucous surfaces of the system. Send says: J. V. Bell of Aubura, formerly . fT ries free. connected with B. T. K. Preston in i ‘i eee ati Toledo, O. vonducting the old Stockton Herald,. 8° gs Droggists ik in town today. He is on his way Hall's Family ‘Pills are the best.‘home from Byron Springs, where he has been spending two weeks on account of rheumatism. : Feachers Going to to Yosemite. French Tausy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upen securing rerdless of cause. In red wrappers. teachers are talking of spending. part . "CS p of the next summer ‘¢acation at’ Yo-. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE semite. Prof. David A. Curry, Prin-. DRUG COMPANY, importers, San cipal of the High School at Redwood . Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. City, is organizing a series of camping} g)x Joaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. trips to the Valley. Prof. R. L. Green of Stanford will head the first party May 29th. Purties will also go June a July 3, and July 17. oe : Nevada County Good Enough For Him. T. H, Barton has just returned from the Atlin mining district in British Columbia and today. went to the Oalifornia mine. He used to be engaged Photographs MADE BY in freighting in this vicinity, having . GRASS VALtEY, CAL. Are permanent and always up to date. Some of the Nevada. county school lief from and cure‘of irregular periods . " dress patterns, all the new summer goods in thin stuffs, and many novelties in the general line of furnishing goods for ladies and children. Mrs. Bostwick cordially invites the ladies to call and save a trip tothe city. m13-tf oe Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s The Stamp of Perfection. The Shoes wé carry in stock bear all the evidences of beihg well made. To the unitiated who judge by experience they are unequalled. Those who seek for other ge ts will find it in the quality of tie’stock’ and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are of the bighest grade throughout. We Score a Point With Moderate Prices. BOVEY BROS., _ Broad Street. Don’t Be a consider these delicacies We never did; but we have seen the clothing at this time of the year so covered with dandruff that it looked as if it had been out in a regular snowstorm. ine, Fat Mackerel, Bat if you are fond of SALT and CANNED -FI8H, Salmon Bellies, 10 cents apiece. @OOOOO ©0©000000008 Clam for breakfasts or lunches: 10 cents apiece. rious constipation. ‘The physicians could not do her any good, but immediately after she left off coffee and began using Postum, she got over her nervousness, constipation: and other sufferings and now enjoys fine health. She is not like the same person; chee ful at all times now, while formerly she was very despondent and ill. Mrs. Lena Noble, Fairfield, Ia. —— -—__+ e@e “What are pauses?” the teacher asked the first class in grammar. “Things that grow on cats gnd dogs,”answered the smallest gril. r. Laura A. Harris Will be at the National Exchange hotel during the entire week and will give free consultation and advice to ladiesThe Doctor makes a’ specialty ofall forms of chronic diseases, especially of women, and will give a permanent cure no matter of how long standing. Tbe causes of the diseases will be ‘fully il: lustrated to to the satisfaction of the . secure a.hall in which the organization patients. The Doctor can be seen. afternoons from lto4 o'clock and evenings. mi4tt Por Are the clocks of the future. Just the thirig for office, lodge-room or No. winding necessary; accurate . pea . no tronble. .For saleschool-room. by: A. & H. W. Harrona, at Successors to F. 0. Luetie. Francis T. Maguire yguire Sr born at sea ahd aged 75 years, died at Lowell Hill yesterday of old age. He came around the Horn in 1849 and mined till 1852 at Redding, Oroville and this city, when he removed to Lewell Hill. His wife, who was & sister to Mrs. Thomas Mein of Oakland and Mrs. Kate Skeahan and Miss Jane Swift of this city, died sevwho reside at Lowell Hill, Bernard, Francis and William. The funeral will take place’ at Dutch Flat. tomorrow afternoon and will be conducted by. the Masonic Lodge ‘to which Mr. Maguire belonged. He was an bonorable man and much esteemed by all who had known bim. -oe Will Hire Another Hall.” At last night’s meeting of Nevada City Council, Order of Pendo, a committee consisting of J. E. Carr, Dr. Wagner and Wm. Browning was appointed to . can hereafter hold its meetings. It has been occupying the Hibernia hall which -was so badly damaged by Sunday morning’s fire. Fortunately none of the paraphernalia of the Council was damaged. Signal service officer Wilson's forecast this morting states that the rain jail continue tomorrow. eral years ago. He leaves three sons; "No need of this snowstorm. _ As the summer sun would melt the. falling snow so will melt these oy of dandruff in the scalp. ‘It goes further than. y wei it prevents their formation. coe still other properties; it vil restore color to gray hair in just ten times out of every ten cases. And it AES: even more: it feeds and nourishes. the rgots of the hair. Thin hair becomes thick hair; ro short hair becomes long hair. ig : We have a book on the Hair and Scalp. Ae de pan see We. asking. ; © © © © © © F wa) Canned Salmon and Sardines. © ° ©. ©© ! Soused Mackerel in Cans. Lobsters, Clams, Oysters. : SPO LRIOCS A. B. WOLF, Gommercial Street, <= Nevada City. © Sesoccceecccccees ©O© The Soldier Boy Has Returned. He is prepared to do all kinds of work ‘in the ee auntie line. Speak well of all the Trantmans, They were sages of the past, a But the Trautman of this ed : : _ Isa master of the last. . Call on him for mendiug, to tue do not hesitate your No. 9’s— Te eel wale em while you wait. Shoes Made and Mended. : Located on Mroed Street, Below National Hotel. ©OOOOOOOOOOHOO L. J. TRAUTMAN, Setecisfonin sa ee es oad "weathe fro . and ee Ss ein b tote a agglenhaio: yay toapenily It .is thought there will beabout half a crop. Damage to early fruits has ocourred as : . far down as cet and other parts of Apples, gripes and berries have as et ee probly be ‘by the froat and’ a good crop, as a ny them beck suffer much siimameiinag “OT . nN THE 8 BLIEARD. ~ Ridge Last Night. back about three ‘hours before dark. a . oag he. and his horse not been thoroughly familiar with every inch of the .— d . road there would have been but slight chance of their getting through. As it was they did not reach this city till half past ten o’clock. They were soaked through and through, cold to the marrow, and more dead than alive from the exertion. Mr. Grissell is one of the sturdiest men in these parts, but to last a long time. (SEER eo . nen amare scieiaddeiaiaiaaiiniaienatneanl end Depot for : Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED;AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. : —— BEEHIVE ~GROCERY . J. 4 JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup — Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . a Bb Grissll's Trip Down the Wastig . Eb Grissell, a Washington meréhant, © had a bara time getting to the gounty. ° almond C ery also did seat yesterday. He left home on horseto pears. ae a bloom, , There was no moon and a blizzard was _ first week . raging om the Central House ridge, y were just . The snow came im blinding sheéte and Fhe says one trip of that kind is enough Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. Mascot Whiskey..isensccc.ccceseseeee $1 00, Mikado Soap. ..::.ccccccssoesscececeee Daffy’s Malt Whiskey..... 1 00) Silk Soap Pepsin Whiskey....ccccccesseee 1 00 eg Gane Cook Whiskey. .:.. 1.00 Clairette Saap..):.ccccceo oc ceccese Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... 100 Water Queen Soap.....000 TX Ls Whibhey..55.c.cccsséeeess sg 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ....0 Rock & Rye Whiskey. .... 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap.... Maple Ram. . GW divecadoucssdcinayes 1 00' Dandy Soap, 20 bars. .. 0. Urey = WANG 556i on Nai Sesn oss oneces 50 Warn Sa 6 cohen atest pee eee Moo. tun Wicits Pac cL OB oam Wash’g Powder,3ib pekg PIP Pee eee eee eTocs irri i ii . Diamond Dast Washing Powder. ae “* ARABIAN is the Best. ROAST” Coffee Give it a Trial, = = = « «@ «© «@ o a > es Sse ele see Stee ae eae The Happiest Girl. Tn town is she who has received an Engagemeut or Wedding Ring putchased here. i Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well supplied with thesa articles of femiaine adornments and their beauty is not cqualied by any other establishmentin this city. The settiugs are unique andthe workmanship excellent. The. stones are without daw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, aie eee He ae te Ne ee te eae cS. J. BRAND), Manufacturing Jeweler. = The Clock Strikes One as being a necessity in every famity. It is a household regulator and it should be accurate, steady in its habits and of cheerful face. Our-Clocks are all this and more too, They are HANDSOME CLOCKS. The rinterior mechanism is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are elegant, beautiful or. ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will boy a serviceable clock. A. & H. W. Hartung,o"? . Broad St., Nevada City, camel ~ fi SER BRSRRER CURES STOMACH TROUBLE. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt Again Proves Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon. the vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work. That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. © 4 THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. LAF. ag sang Nig ya { bave used your Belt for ove month and he it. I suffered for years from ee ee esis Genin te 2 Ee ie ate if AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 8, ve Suess cotare of the stomach, weak back ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. @ it is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without it. . If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging and try it. Read Dr.Sanden’s book, ‘‘ Three Classes of Men,’? fr lots of medicine witha I feel entirely cured, and pow

pars, r. regret »'.'4 new Silk We low Suit there was. a he downpour that é gutters, costar nied vavidlis ea vals: . ake oe Beat. ing today. Shortly after, one o'clock CAE ee z there was a slight cessation, but it was. ch = Me not long before the rain was. again . coming down, __ W. Rowe, the self-styled representa} ~Bngtish Mining nomen Was ; For thé cecal: hoors ‘ending at tive of a powerful English mining’syn9 o'clock this morning the rainfall, aecording to the gauge at the South Yuba Water Company’s office,amounted to 341 inches. This makes the fall for: the month so far 6.34 inches and the tot4l for the season 26.92 inches. 5 At Big ‘Pannél, eighteen from here, there was a foot and a half of new snow this morning. This amount would have “been greater but for the fact that last night some rain fell and the: snow settled, It has been supwing there today. The new snew at the California mine in God’s Country, twenty-seven miles . from this city, today measured sixteen inches. and it was snowing there so fast that a person could see but a short distance ahead of him. All indications point toa heavy fall of snow all through that section, There is no danger now of a scarcity of snow next summer on the ridges surrounding the dams and lakes from which Nevada City and Grass” Valley obtain their water supply. 2 RNA a See A Souvenir Cane. Presented. At last night’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons Hon. F. ‘T. Nilon presented the Parlor with a cane made from a portion of the rocker used at dicate who spent nearly two weeks here recéntly dickering fér the pur-) chase of the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert, is according to the latest developments not the genuine W. Rowe whom ” . the foreign capitalists . sent’ to Oalifornia, but is just a common ordinary . dead-beat. and all around humbug Mr. “Rowe” struck this city on Sunday, February 26th, and announcing he was looking after mining investments for his principals secured the toniest quarters he) could get’at the National a an began to live on the fat of He ie a mediumsized Raglishmin ordinarily dressed, wore a light mnstache and had on his left cheek a scar, “To some he said be got this scar in the Baldwin hotel fire a few months ago while makinga sensational escape, He told ethers that he was burned by acid while condueting some assaying experiments in Australia. He was a smooth talker and a_ tae ant fellow to meet withal, but he did not seem to know more about the practical side of mining than he ought. to. But his alluring tales about the wealth -back of him gained him access to mining circles readily,‘and he was feasted and toasted by men with claims for. sale. . eae A. Leas, as has’ bien quite ill with inflammation of the bowels, is improving. Thornton Parke, . an ewplors of the ‘Electric Power Company, bas ‘gone to Colfax on a visit. the sight of a lifetime when a storm like’ the. terville, Placer county. A. Pugh returned last night ‘teins them who had lived here. for any length} San Francisco. . He-went to, Washingof time had some tall yarn. to tell of fe RS SNE today. ~ how thé water had been up to this or ‘Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cobb are expect-. that mark on such a day of such a ed here soon on a visit to the lady’s month ’steen yéars ago. ‘Then some y}Pparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G@. bron of other fellow would leok wise and go Quaker Hill. him one betterand the tender-feet. in Henry Guenther, Samuel Chatter and . the crowd would stand awestrack anJames Kinkead have been appointed der their umbrellas and let the rain appraisers ef the estate ss the is ruu down the backs of their Fabier William GC. Groves. tie ae Mecks. . : _R.W. Chadbourne of the Licamiy eutoemneiicptatieinias mine above Washington: has returned . Srare of Ou10;Crry or ToLEDo, from San Francisco. and will probably,. _ Lvoas County. go up to the mine tomorrow. Frank J. Cuenry makes oath that he Mrs. Eva Seaddew got. home lant is the senior partner of the firm of F evening from Auburn where, she’ wént . J. Cuengy & Co., doing business in the to attend the funeral of “her nephew, . City of Toledo, County and State aforeWill Scadden, who was killed in the Said, and that said firm will pay the Three Stars mine by a blast. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Charles L. Harris, shotgun messen. for each and every case of: Catarrh that ger for Wells, Farge & Co, on the Dow. cannot.be cured by the use of HALt’s nieville-stage line, resumed his duties . CATaARRH CurRE. bse, “The lesan ee Saas wits’ iis Tushing, seething, plunging waters. is Mrs. Fred Develey. continues very ill. plaza bridges today and got excited _}and her husband has arrived from Cen. and entranced seeing the flood ‘spin along. Of course every. man Jack of brother (William) of Pennsylvania, Bs tain down ovr . i ree a volunteer in Oo. E. “Toth yivania tata? and Fematyed reatied at Smartsville where -he lived with: the Magonigal family and: the . Hickeson family for a number of years. ‘Three years ago his health and sight . ‘BS . began to fail. Two years ago he went. from t.wakes it up. Hunto the National Soldiers’ Homé to redreds of our citizens went down to the main, and there he was stricken with. heart. disease which caused his death. ‘A step-mother survives him, also a ‘brother at this city and toe AE brothers. He was a kind and honest ‘man and. was liked by umn that . . knew him. os SSS RESTS Do Not Pur Orr antil tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood. is impure and you feel rilla at once. . . Hoop’s Pris cure all liver ills. Mailed for 25 cents by G.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. +560 . Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ‘Good as a Trip to the City. The City of Paris has opened at the Nationa} hotel, suite 6, an elegant line of new Spring millinery, jackets, wraps, tailor suits, silk, gatin and cotton waists. The handsome new percale crepons by .the yard-from $1 up, 44 weak and weary, take Hoods spe oc 4" Jast week, the County Olerk receives a Coloma by Marshall, the discoverer of gold. A vote of thanks was tendered to the Judge for the souvenir which is highly prized by the members. GeorgeCalanan, L. A. Garthe and J. J. Hanley were elected Grand Parlor delegates, and ©. H, Eddy, F. E. Brown and J. M. Walling Jr. were eleeted alternates. A collation was served. Finally he began to dicker in a shy way for the famous Eagle Bird quartz mine. at Maybert. Superintendent Hall and Sidney Smith, the latter being one of the most successful and shrewdést operators om the coast, were the men he approached. ‘At first they were dubious of him, but step by “step he won their confidence by his reasonable yarns and négotiations were begun in +2@e The: Marriage ‘Law. PS pa Aa eae earnest so far as Messrs. Hall -and A slight additionalinancial pressure Susith woke coucethed. tia Walled iké is now brought to bear upon those who mt 3 s s ; ne and after an exhaustive inspécintend to enter upon the state of matri-. ,. 1, give it-his approval: “Didring Wie mony in Nevada. By the act approved . votiations he was elaiming to send Cipher cablegrams to his principals and getting encouraging replies. During the latter part of his stay he fee of $1 for issuing the marriage li,cense, and at the same time he collects another fee of $1 which he turns over to the Gounty_ Recorder for his ser. wicess «chronicling the event; The} 0? San Francisco. The.paper was pro-' nthe minister or magistrate is. re. tested with the announcement that he aed to file the certificate of marriage . had no funds with the institution he with the Recorder within thirty days. qgrew on. He manifested great surafter the date of the ceremony. prise-ut this and managed in some way to get enough coin to square himself. HUSBAND AND GOPFRE, . “t2="iitay some for Su ee Se Francisco with Messrs. Halland Smith, tay professedly to close the deal and pay Would be Foolish to Stay With It over the money there for the mine. I must tell you about my husband! 4 telegram to the Transcript from and his experience with coffee. He/. San Francisco today states that “Rowe” had been nervous and more Or less it-. has been exposed asa fraud and canritable, suffering with nausea and . not be found. waterbrash from-time to time and. ” Jn the meantime a vigorous search is sleeplessness, with a considerable being made for bim. amount of indigestion. ; I finally induced him te leave off the Death of a Pioneer Actress. coffee, for while his ailments were dif-. Mrs. Waller, the pioneer mountain ferent somewhat than miné, I was con. actress of California, died a few weeks. _ vineed that it was the poisoning of the. ago in New York City. She was an nervous system that caused his trou-/. actress of more than ordinary talent, a. . bles as well as my own. fine looking and even beautiful woman We have now been using Postum over . and of irreproachable character and a year, and are in the very best of. repatation. Of course such a woman health, stout and hearty every way-. wasa great favorite in California in You may be sure we have learned to. the early fifties, where reversing the make Postum so it tastes fine, for we . Mormon preachers favorite argument, believe in. “good things.” We made} «Women starce and men plenty.” _ She. Postum rather sloppy at first. was an English woman with decided I cannot describe what a blessing we. English pronunciation, especially in have both derived from the use of Pos-. song. Many old Californians donbttum. I have written these facts in the! jess remember her rendition ofher hope. that some others may be benéiited . favorite ballad, “The ’orn of the ’unter by the statement and leave off the . is ’eard on the “ill.” But for all that, coffee that is the real cause of so much . she would conipsre favorably with a physical suffering. A friend of ours, . majority of the “leading ladies” in the Mrs. Emma Dahlgren, had dreadful . jeading companies of the present. day. stomach trouble for years, bloating after meals, great nervonsness and se0 A Lowell Hill Pioneer Dies. — today after a long lay-off on account of FRANK J.CHENEY. . inches wide. Grenadine and wool raised a small sum of money on adraft F ‘Bickness. Henry K. Fowler has been. Sworn to before me and subscribed acting as his substitute. in my presence, this 5th day of De’ Coleman Thornton’s: stage left. here . cember, A. D., 1886. © this. morning for Washington, George io ; A. W. GLEASON, Grissell driving. After going a few} (SEAL Notary Pablic. miles the storm became so furious that ; : it returned here to await. lull in the Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internatorin: ally and acts directly on the blood and Monday. evening's . hook Mail . Mucous surfaces of the system. Send says: J. V. Bell of Aubura, formerly . fT ries free. connected with B. T. K. Preston in i ‘i eee ati Toledo, O. vonducting the old Stockton Herald,. 8° gs Droggists ik in town today. He is on his way Hall's Family ‘Pills are the best.‘home from Byron Springs, where he has been spending two weeks on account of rheumatism. : Feachers Going to to Yosemite. French Tausy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upen securing rerdless of cause. In red wrappers. teachers are talking of spending. part . "CS p of the next summer ‘¢acation at’ Yo-. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE semite. Prof. David A. Curry, Prin-. DRUG COMPANY, importers, San cipal of the High School at Redwood . Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. City, is organizing a series of camping} g)x Joaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. trips to the Valley. Prof. R. L. Green of Stanford will head the first party May 29th. Purties will also go June a July 3, and July 17. oe : Nevada County Good Enough For Him. T. H, Barton has just returned from the Atlin mining district in British Columbia and today. went to the Oalifornia mine. He used to be engaged Photographs MADE BY in freighting in this vicinity, having . GRASS VALtEY, CAL. Are permanent and always up to date. Some of the Nevada. county school lief from and cure‘of irregular periods . " dress patterns, all the new summer goods in thin stuffs, and many novelties in the general line of furnishing goods for ladies and children. Mrs. Bostwick cordially invites the ladies to call and save a trip tothe city. m13-tf oe Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s The Stamp of Perfection. The Shoes wé carry in stock bear all the evidences of beihg well made. To the unitiated who judge by experience they are unequalled. Those who seek for other ge ts will find it in the quality of tie’stock’ and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are

of the bighest grade throughout. We Score a Point With Moderate Prices. BOVEY BROS., _ Broad Street. Don’t Be a consider these delicacies We never did; but we have seen the clothing at this time of the year so covered with dandruff that it looked as if it had been out in a regular snowstorm. ine, Fat Mackerel, Bat if you are fond of SALT and CANNED -FI8H, Salmon Bellies, 10 cents apiece. @OOOOO ©0©000000008 Clam for breakfasts or lunches: 10 cents apiece. rious constipation. ‘The physicians could not do her any good, but immediately after she left off coffee and began using Postum, she got over her nervousness, constipation: and other sufferings and now enjoys fine health. She is not like the same person; chee ful at all times now, while formerly she was very despondent and ill. Mrs. Lena Noble, Fairfield, Ia. —— -—__+ e@e “What are pauses?” the teacher asked the first class in grammar. “Things that grow on cats gnd dogs,”answered the smallest gril. r. Laura A. Harris Will be at the National Exchange hotel during the entire week and will give free consultation and advice to ladiesThe Doctor makes a’ specialty ofall forms of chronic diseases, especially of women, and will give a permanent cure no matter of how long standing. Tbe causes of the diseases will be ‘fully il: lustrated to to the satisfaction of the . secure a.hall in which the organization patients. The Doctor can be seen. afternoons from lto4 o'clock and evenings. mi4tt Por Are the clocks of the future. Just the thirig for office, lodge-room or No. winding necessary; accurate . pea . no tronble. .For saleschool-room. by: A. & H. W. Harrona, at Successors to F. 0. Luetie. Francis T. Maguire yguire Sr born at sea ahd aged 75 years, died at Lowell Hill yesterday of old age. He came around the Horn in 1849 and mined till 1852 at Redding, Oroville and this city, when he removed to Lewell Hill. His wife, who was & sister to Mrs. Thomas Mein of Oakland and Mrs. Kate Skeahan and Miss Jane Swift of this city, died sevwho reside at Lowell Hill, Bernard, Francis and William. The funeral will take place’ at Dutch Flat. tomorrow afternoon and will be conducted by. the Masonic Lodge ‘to which Mr. Maguire belonged. He was an bonorable man and much esteemed by all who had known bim. -oe Will Hire Another Hall.” At last night’s meeting of Nevada City Council, Order of Pendo, a committee consisting of J. E. Carr, Dr. Wagner and Wm. Browning was appointed to . can hereafter hold its meetings. It has been occupying the Hibernia hall which -was so badly damaged by Sunday morning’s fire. Fortunately none of the paraphernalia of the Council was damaged. Signal service officer Wilson's forecast this morting states that the rain jail continue tomorrow. eral years ago. He leaves three sons; "No need of this snowstorm. _ As the summer sun would melt the. falling snow so will melt these oy of dandruff in the scalp. ‘It goes further than. y wei it prevents their formation. coe still other properties; it vil restore color to gray hair in just ten times out of every ten cases. And it AES: even more: it feeds and nourishes. the rgots of the hair. Thin hair becomes thick hair; ro short hair becomes long hair. ig : We have a book on the Hair and Scalp. Ae de pan see We. asking. ; © © © © © © F wa) Canned Salmon and Sardines. © ° ©. ©© ! Soused Mackerel in Cans. Lobsters, Clams, Oysters. : SPO LRIOCS A. B. WOLF, Gommercial Street, <= Nevada City. © Sesoccceecccccees ©O© The Soldier Boy Has Returned. He is prepared to do all kinds of work ‘in the ee auntie line. Speak well of all the Trantmans, They were sages of the past, a But the Trautman of this ed : : _ Isa master of the last. . Call on him for mendiug, to tue do not hesitate your No. 9’s— Te eel wale em while you wait. Shoes Made and Mended. : Located on Mroed Street, Below National Hotel. ©OOOOOOOOOOHOO L. J. TRAUTMAN, Setecisfonin sa ee es oad "weathe fro . and ee Ss ein b tote a agglenhaio: yay toapenily It .is thought there will beabout half a crop. Damage to early fruits has ocourred as : . far down as cet and other parts of Apples, gripes and berries have as et ee probly be ‘by the froat and’ a good crop, as a ny them beck suffer much siimameiinag “OT . nN THE 8 BLIEARD. ~ Ridge Last Night.. back about three ‘hours before dark. a . oag he. and his horse not been thoroughly familiar with every inch of the .— d . road there would have been but slight chance of their getting through. As it was they did not reach this city till half past ten o’clock. They were soaked through and through, cold to the marrow, and more dead than alive from the exertion. Mr. Grissell is one of the sturdiest men in these parts, but to last a long time. (SEER eo . nen amare scieiaddeiaiaiaaiiniaienatneanl end Depot for : Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED;AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. : —— BEEHIVE ~GROCERY .. J. 4 JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup — Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . a Bb Grissll's Trip Down the Wastig . Eb Grissell, a Washington meréhant, © had a bara time getting to the gounty. ° almond C ery also did seat yesterday. He left home on horseto pears. ae a bloom, , There was no moon and a blizzard was _ first week . raging om the Central House ridge, y were just . The snow came im blinding sheéte and Fhe says one trip of that kind is enough Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. Mascot Whiskey...isensccc.ccceseseeee $1 00, Mikado Soap. ...::..ccccccssoesscececeee Daffy’s Malt Whiskey......... 1 00) Silk Soap Pepsin Whiskey........ccccccesseee 1 00 eg Gane Cook Whiskey.. ..:... 1.00 Clairette Saap....):.ccccceo oc ceccese Monarch (Jug) Whiskey........ 100 Water Queen Soap..........000 TX Ls Whibhey...55..c.cccsséeeess sg 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ........0 Rock & Rye Whiskey.. ........ 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap........ Maple Ram.. . GW divecadoucssdcinayes 1 00' Dandy Soap, 20 bars.. ... 0.. Urey = WANG 556i on Nai Sesn oss oneces 50 Warn Sa 6 cohen atest pee eee Moo. tun Wicits Pac cL OB oam Wash’g Powder,3ib pekg PIP Pee eee eee eTocs irri i ii . Diamond Dast Washing Powder. ae “* ARABIAN is the Best. ROAST” Coffee Give it a Trial, = = = « «@ «© «@ o a > es Sse ele see Stee ae eae The Happiest Girl. Tn town is she who has received an Engagemeut or Wedding Ring putchased here. i Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well supplied with thesa articles of femiaine adornments and their beauty is not cqualied by any other establishmentin this city. The settiugs are unique andthe workmanship excellent. The. stones are without daw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, aie eee He ae te Ne ee te eae cS. J. BRAND), Manufacturing Jeweler. = The Clock Strikes One as being a necessity in every famity. It is a household regulator and it should be accurate, steady in its habits and of cheerful face. Our-Clocks are all this and more too, They are HANDSOME CLOCKS. The rinterior mechanism is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are elegant, beautiful or. ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will boy a serviceable clock. A. & H. W. Hartung,o"? . Broad St., Nevada City, camel ~ fi SER BRSRRER CURES STOMACH TROUBLE. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt Again Proves Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon. the vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work. That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. © 4 THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. LAF. ag sang Nig ya { bave used your Belt for ove month and he it. I suffered for years from ee ee esis Genin te 2 Ee ie ate if AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 8, ve Suess cotare of the stomach, weak back ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. @ it is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without it. . If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging and try it. Read Dr.Sanden’s book, ‘‘ Three Classes of Men,’? fr lots of medicine witha I feel entirely cured, and pow