March 2, 1899 (4 pages)

THURSDAY.. MARCH 2, 1899 caiman : ished vening except Eoviove seal Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. A MAD EDITOR. He Falls Out With an Old Nevada City Man. ee In the language of the street, the editor of the Reno Journal is not doing a thing to our esteemed ex-fellow citizen, Senator Stewart of the State of Nevada. In last fall’s campaign the Journal whooped things up for the cause of Republicanism and circulated lots of extra copies all over the State. After election it sent a bill to thé Senator for the papers, but he said he had . sult. WILL NOT TALK. Will Appear Before the House ~ Bat Say Nothing — Two of General Barnes’ ‘Absentees Turn Up Today to Vote. Special to the TRaNecurr. SACRAMENTO, March 2.—The vote on United States.Senator stood the same today as yesterday, excepting that General Barnes got 2. Two of his absentees returned today and gave him their support. “Following was the reaaa eect THE TRANSCRIPT. MILT GREEN©. [> PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. A. M. Allen has returned from San Francisco. Chas. L. Harris returned last night from San Francisco. ; town today on legal business. George Rucker of the California mine went to. San Frantisce today. Mrs. Lou Erskine has gone to Washington where her husband is working in a mine. Clayton. L. Mix, ‘avant courier of the Hi Henry Minstrels, arrived here last night. James Walsh and sister of Moore’s Flat returned last night from a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Bodley and her daughter Grace were here last night en route from San Jose to North San Juan. Judge Mulroy of Grass Valley was in }underwent an inflamed cyst, is mending rapidly. ———— POPE AND ) PORT BETTER. The Doctors Say They Will Both Get Well. ge Go to Manila. * — ~ Special to the THANSCRIPT. . BRIBE MENTION, “Whcr Notes and nts of Local Clifford Comme Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B.Gray. tf: A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, successors to F. O. Luetje. English ale on draught, five cents ‘a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon. tf Los Angeles navel oranges, fifteen . cents a dozen, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf _. . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . : utes 7 ; Six More Regiments of Troops to, nuine Swiss cheese, at Jackaon’s. tf, Minister. Miss Mary Walters, a sister . “Partly cloudy tonight and tomor/ row” was this morning’s weather fore. cast from the Sigual Service official. . . The-present rainstorm has been very Romr, March 2.—His “Holiness, who! mild-so far, but it is good growing His recovery is certain. an operation yesterday for Weather for early vegetables, grasses ‘and grains. _ . J.-E, O’Brien will lecture at the . Methodist church on Sunday evening New York, March 2.—Rudyard Kip-. next. The lecture will be one of untoday that the three attending physi-/ not erdered them and the Journal Harness ee ee. 22. Mrs, Maude Peaslee, teacher, of the cians now announce he will get well if . ae men is trying to collect a4 mamiey. PF Watittr ceo at es yj . Rough and Ready school, is expected no unforseen complications ‘set in. He stead of planks. law. The Journal has also flopped here Saturday for a two days’ visit. in Fenting Guletly todd Fe from its old-time attitude as a Stewart . BUTMS..-..-. cc esne seer tees 25 g quietly today. j organ and is now fighting him as vigor-. Grant . 00.00 o.cc.cc.c eee ee 26} Edward: Nevens «f the Eagle Bird ogra : ously as it used to support him, as the . Scott on. ii cesecee cette 5 crue 8 meee ae led to San Miguel! The Storm Is following “roast” from yesterday mornTat <3 where his mother is on. her deathbed. e ings issues indibatin: DeVries (d) Bid ss inane Hud ae Bew esos I Hills Siikc Hocdecinire end in teow Nearing Its End. e “Judge Mack decided in the District Rosenfeld (d) ques Bea raters cduaheUas * I} oarl went. to San Francisco to-day. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. t e Court at Carson that the Nevada State White (d). alee pekids dane: aacSeeseee 271The young lady expects to remain San FRANCISCO, March 2.—The indiSs Band was a nulity in law, it being} Phelan (d)...00. 0. 00. . I] there. cations today are that the storm is’ plication to this neon. ee tf. — phe TIES haigre! md rea beauty, for a poet like Catulle Mendes] prostration. Asa natural / tonic, Srx loaves bread for 25¢ at Homann’s -new diet: on <n ada in belliger=e Sa ee st pti thentel the . it strengthens the / whole < parsing bikes a pen, 7B 8 belliger. lines of female loveliness. Otherwise he] system and. cures neither an artificial nor a natural person; consequently Senator Stewart was net legally bound to pay the.sum of forty dollars, which he had premised for the services of the horn-tooters at one of his meetings before*the election. Two juries bad unanimously given verdicts for the plaintiffs for the amount claimed, but Stewart’s attorneys appealed the case to the District Court and won it on a technicality which the iuost miserable pettifugger in the country would seorn to resortto. And this is the man whom the Legislature— Lat, thank God, not the people—elected United States Senator! A man who would_resort-to such a contemptible subterfuge to avoid the payment of an honest debt would plead the statutes of limitation on a washer-woman’s bill, or pilfer the coppers off a dead darkey’s eyes. He is unworthy the recognition even of the scalawags he bribed to vote for him, who next to himself are probably the lowest specimens of humanity that ever affiicted the world with their presence.” _+ ome + — Visalia ‘Times: The peculiar thing about the whole Senatorial situation is the viciousness with which Burns is assailed by the very men who have heretofore taken his orders without protest. A few years ago when there was a rebellion in the Republican ranks in San Francisco the firm of Burns & Spreckels was organized, and for a campaign this pair of bosses purified things. QS ee eS somes It is said that John. Wanamaker spends $395,000 a year in advertising his New York:store. These figures are stupenduous, but he 1s not only the largest but the °*most acute advertiser in the world. He has the science of it down to a very fine point. A Wanamaker ad, is always about the most readable thing in the paper in which it appears. : ae a, Milton Green, Grant’s manager, will go before the bar of the. house tomorrow, but he gives notice that he will answer no questions. The Republicans did not hold a caucus today. A Parlor Set by Mail. The postoffice authorities of Wasbington are trying to. suppress a concern which advertises a parlor furniture set for $1, which proves to be a worthless toy set. The advertisement state that it is a mjniature set of three elegant pieces of furniture, wpholstered with plush, of any color desired, with handsome carved metal finish, ete., and gives an accurate picture of two chairs and a sofa. The set comes by mail in a paste: beard box 4x4 inches, aud is exactly like the illustration, which is in reality nearly actual size. ‘The framework is of pewter and the upholstering. cotton ‘plush. The authorities are puzzled as to how to operate against these people, as the wording of the advertisement is a fairly accurate description of,the articles, and technically they are not misrepresenting their goods. A Good Saloon Town. A gentleman who recently returned from a trip to Shasta county informs an exchange that Reddiug is lacking somewhat of its customary vigor at the present time and that Keswick is a booming place by reputation only. He found that the latter place, a town of less than 3000 inhabitants, possessed 23 saloons. The number is not maximum, as two drinking places have recently closed their doors. ens OBE ES Knocked Down by a Policeman. Oftticer Kilroy and James McCloskey had a. fisticuff encounter on Broad Dr. G. M. Harris and G. F. Coffey came over this forenoon from North San Juan. Mr. Coffey~went to San Francisco. ; : ; The illness of Charles Anderson, of the Half Mile house on the upper Grass Valley road has developed into an ‘affection of the brain and his condition is serious. ‘he Willows Promoter says: Cyrus MecMath has just learned of. the death of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McMath, who died at the home of her daughter in Lakeport on February 13th. She was nearly ninety years of age. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Black and Mrs. Mary. Lombard, who have been at North Bloomfield to attend the funeral of their mother, were here last evening on their way back to San Francisco. Mrs. Lombard will return soon to her home in Indiana. <. PARIS BEAUTY SHOW. _ Three Fair Americans Are Said to >» Have Entered. The United States will have several representatives at the international beauty show which is to be held in Paris at the end of March. ‘The secretary of the show says that three American women — Mrs. De la Mar, Mrs. George: Law of New York and Mrs. Collins of Boston—hnave accepted invitations to compete for the beauty prize. Mrs. De Ja Mar was considered among the handsomest women in America when she married the venerablé western Creesus who recently obtained a divorce from her. She is only 23 years of age now and is admired for a willowy, delicate style of beauty. Mrs. Collins is more matronly. Mrs. Law is a brunette, vivacious, fascinating and very young. As the jury includes painters, sculptors, poets, dress designers,with Sarah Bernhardt as president, the verdict ought to do justice to the different types of beauty. Bernhardt said to the New York Journal correspondent: ‘‘The contest practically over, so faras the State at large is concerned. More Troops To Go to Manila. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. ling’s symptoms are so much better, usualinterest. * General McGlashan has obtained a patent on his idea of covering the railroad snowsheds with wire netting in. fhe Uniform Rank Pythians of Mourn_ tain Company who went to Grass Val. ley last night to attend the installation , of Olympic Company’s officers had a . yed-letter time. They were royally en. tertained at a banquet and several of them were on the program of speakers. . Mountain Company’s officers will be installed a week from tonight, and the . Olympics have been invited. —— + 2@e->— ; The Storm. . Alittle rain has beein falling at this . city at intervals last night and today. The precipitation for the 24 hours endMARRIED YESTERDAY. Graham and Louise Walters Made Man and Wife. At the home of the bride’s parents just below the town of Rough and Ready, Clifford J. Graham, superin"tendent of the Odin drift’ mine at this city, and Miss Louise Walters were . made man and wife at noon yesterday. ' Rev. Dr. Sims of the Congregational ‘ church of this city was the officiating . of the bride, stood with her while the : best man was Charles A. Graham, . brother to the groom. The house was richly decorated with a wealth of flowers, the floral piece de . resistance being the arch and wedding bell under which the couple stood when the knot was tied. The bride was attired in a handsome . costume of white brocaded satin and . chiffon, and carried a bouquet of ferns and white carnations. Few guests were present aside from ‘the relations of the twain. A choice supper was served after the ceremony. There were numerous nice gifts be‘stowed on the bride and groom by ‘their friends. Mr. end Mrs. Graham . are two of Nevada county’s most esti'mable young people, and the good i wishes of all who know them will ‘atCattarrh Cannot Be Cured, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease, must take internal remedies, Hall's acts directly on the blood and mucous. surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. ~ It was’ prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed. of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces, The perfect combi-" nation of the. two ingredients is what produces sueh wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75— cents. : wee ee — Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet breath secured with Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guarantee by. all druggists. i "Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra flne nes just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive grocery store on Commercial street. f10-tf Caterrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and — ' tend their steps. — + ee > — The Close Season. Clearance : Sale. Yesterday was the first day: of the . close season for wild game except . geese. In this part-of the State sports—}men have not had much late shooting, : but they will have to lay aside their ‘guns for a while. We presume the ‘members of tho Grass Valley Sports‘ing at nine a.m. was .14 of an inch. . man’s Club will before long take up WASHINGTON, March 2.—The admin. This afternoon at 2:30 there was @' trap shooting/and keep themselves in istration today issued orders for six hailstorm. more regiments of troops to sail forthwith for Manila. ——_——— San Francisco Star: It has cost $14,-. 668.45 for John H. Dickinson and other . . At Lake Fordyce yesterday afternoon _ there was fifteen inches of new snow ; and more coming. No report was received today from : Lake Spaulding. ———*e@eSenators to “investigate” thé ferry depot Appreciated the Team’s Enterprise. contracts. The performance would probably be dear at 14 cents. 9 tant particulars, parilla is Peculiar to Itself. In many impor Hood’s Sarasa us fual preparation as the felectric light is ahead of /the tallow dip. The ingredients used selected with the other, thus making Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself. value of this peculiarity is uine,; unsolicited “Yes, he’sa tough boy. I sent his. Street last evening shortly after dark. ; test . testimonials other sister a five-pound box of candy for. ‘lhe policeman knocked the young man cannot in any sense be called an exhibi. medicine ence. It a little valentine reminder, and let it go . down, giving as his reason for so doing ir on Eee Lesgepdbyd. 2 TS een extreme anonymously, and the young scorpion . that tbe latter had insulted him. Mec-} own Tay of beanty, ene underlying cases of got off a lot of nonsense’ to her about tlcekes sgt baat Sootd was not principles are acknowledged by all civlood disthe poisoned candy. case, and she finalJ nero 2 ilized peoples. Lines of beauty. strike ors, scrofly gave it to him to throw on the ash pile.” “What became of it?” “Well, the boy’s been in the doctor’s charge for a week.” Sheep With a Rhinoceros Horn. Frank Lyon of Naples, N. Y., has a flock of’sheep one of which is developing into a freak. From the center of its = = face a horn is growing similar in ap“There will be nothing vulgar about ach-toning qu f alities, it cures indiE Found. pearance to a rhinoceros’ horn. The : ype competition, and there is nothing gestion, dyspep sia, catarrh A sum of money. The owner can ero th became noticeable last pag som i undignified in having aspirations for of the stomach,etc. It builds have the same by proving property and three inches in. dinumete into a horn . the prize. Distinguishedpeople willcon-. 8P_ the nerves, ggasi. paying for this advertisement, on apFrench Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct. from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. three inches in diameter at the base and five inches long, tapering to a fine ency as its horn grew in length, is now the best fighter in the flock, displacing the old ram. Bahy’s Tooth In a Ring. Baby's tooth set in a ring is the latest thing introduced into society by the doting and éxclusive young mothers of the smart set. The first one is considered too precious to throw away.—New York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch. , even an eye that has received no artistic training. Social position will cut no figure in the contest. A peasant girl : will have the same chance of winning : the 5,060 francs prize as a patrician. stitute the jury. It is not to be a contest in the domain of mere physical would not consent to be a juryman, Never was there such a varied jury for deciding what constitntes beauty in woman.No lack of grace ean escape the eyes of Scniptors Rodin jand Falquiere, while painters like Henner and Besnard: will keep us from mistakes regarding tints, and woman’s dress will be under criticism by Dress Artists Redfern and Doncet. 1 am glad that American women are to contest.”’ rh, and all other to impure or vitiated blood. / Possessing great stomand reviving brain, herve . and mental strength and curing / nervous that tired feeling. It has done all this for others an what it does for J will do for you. All we ask for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is a necessity, an opportunity and a fair trial. Be sure to get Hood’s. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Jt never disappoints. It is . a medicine as. far ahead of the ; At last night’s meeting of Nevada , City Lodge, A. O. U. W., a resolution , was adopted expressing the lodge’s ap. preciation of the good work done’ by ; the lodge’s drill team in making such a success of the Nevada. county Workmen’s reunion party that was given ‘last week under the team’s auspices. . Found, A bunch of keys, belongiug to some . business man was found in this city. :The owner can have the same by call‘ing at the Transcript office and -paying for this notice. tf. . / 8uch good Butter as ours. . Butter making in Colonial times had {not reached the perfection which it at‘ tains today. . Our Woodland ‘brand of Butter sur; passes anything you have ever éaten,. It-bas a delicious flavor and is absolutely free from impurities of all . kinds. Only the fresh rich cream. of . fine stock and the best salt: enter into its com position. CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. ‘Carbon Opals The latest thing in photography. Done in most artistic style by ae -MOORE—— NEVADA CITY and GRASS Off Sale. really getti REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. glance would indicate. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE ng That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our custamers during this One-Qu 4 One Dolfar for Seventy-Five Gents. POCO OSSOOS FH SHEHOFOCOOOO®D 4 The suit that used to sell for $20 aud was fully worth it, can now be purchased for $15, and all. others at reduced prices. Take your ~ hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and 50 CENTS. ; arter _ If you will but stop to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you. will readily perceive that this) twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual . y -, . 3 « . ? If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain H I o. H E N R Y S purposes, then such a_ reduction as we offer would mean nothing to the economical buyer. : But when you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are REDUCED .PRICES ON TROUSERS. Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all ‘wool fabrics. But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. eae: ee VALLEY, CAL. prone night only— # Friday “Evening, March 94, The. San Francisco & N. Y. City Suocess. tm BIG snow © GREAT ~ MAJESTIC MODERN Yi INSTRELS! 2 GUARANTEED Positively UNIQUE, é NOVE). and ve MOST EXPENSIVE — age ‘OF ITs KIND AND CLass. ~~ ALL WHITE. PERFORMERS.Fd sive attraction at these prices. 50 and 75 Cents. Of the day! a THE MOST ORIGINAL . . 50! practice for next fall. Nevada City . should have a sportsmen’s club. 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. THE GROTTO, ‘GEO. I. BECKLEY, Prop. Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars \Steam Beer a Specialty. Free Lunch Every Saturday Night. Come One, Come All. Main Street, Nevada City. Only Parts of Dollars 5 Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. ~ To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared der to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the oj portu-. nityj ‘ BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . For \ made. diction. Ladies come and ~ for Easter. Respectfully, At MAHER & CO’S. ~ SPOOFS HHO HOOF OCHOHOOD LADIES: This day we have. placed in S our window a display_of Black Suits for Easter offerings. Never before in the history of our town has such a display been We say this without fear of contratt <i Take One Look, and order your suit in time to have it made This is our first display of Spring dress goods and it is a beauty. We have taken considerable time and troubl this display and we want you to come and see it. ps _ Maher} & Co. far if you want a handsome silk waist now i chance, New goods coming in every Sar M. ev NEW BLACK SUITS > 1809, Made to OF THOSE FINE ‘White Sik Floss Matiresses: Order At the prices, but cut right and left, in or-Never before such a large and expen-;. . Childrens 35 cents. ¢ OE a ee wee eee _ Reserved seats now on sale at Foley’s, . A PO Hi Henry and be Cor The Hi Henry big and enthus : theater tomorro " ing fast, as the sheet at Foley’: train will bring of Grass Valleys These minstre ply to fillina s the special lov cents, present 8 program in wi relics of minstre a bright, new bi lasting beauties They may be « ing the latest an and varied featu profession. ‘The phasis of the ne their program, & their features. N nothing objectio bright and cleat endorsements < press and are bi Newspap No merchant « does not in sor know what le bi imate means tc place of busin Ohio, Bee. The T. Stewart, the his time, left a all made in trad sistent advertis Nor did he lin those portions 0 body buys. He in dull times ths would rush into days for the p turning into ca He-would have r room for it. He store away. He on goods passi tell the people papers. No merchant § the policy of . passing out of stock is held the Laid Down Henry Kohler, Washingten wt years ago with , day in the Ge Francisco. Thes to this city tom belonged to San Fellows at Wask Lodge of this ci eral, Mr. Kohle Kohler of Wash W. M. Stark, French Corral risy. He was . Towa and nearly Insuranc County Treas .ceived from the missioner a ce! $275.22, the amo county out of tl ‘license by the companies doin This money is t the fire depart: towns ef the co Nevada City.° Grass Valley. Truckee .. North San Juar A Month The report « mine for the } 26th shows 21,9 and 444 tons of latter yielding’ 169 tons of dry new smelter at to that point, ¥ shipment, ine! amount, was §£ $2.30 per ton. month were $2 The Texa The 112-foo Mining Compe ing in Deer cr: vert water in ditch was’ co was construc! tendency of V ten men at wo ‘ for six weeks John + The wilt of filed at San F tate worth $5 to Mrs. Emm: property and given to Cher’ ‘Va., a nephew Worki ing George I. 1 ere working mine’s dump There is a Ia and a nice bs had this mx miners have come by H purifies the Strengthens whole syster A YEGRTAI relied upon -—Hood’s Pi

THURSDAY.... MARCH 2, 1899 caiman : ished vening except Eoviove seal Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. A MAD EDITOR. He Falls Out With an Old Nevada City Man. ee In the language of the street, the editor of the Reno Journal is not doing a thing to our esteemed ex-fellow citizen, Senator Stewart of the State of Nevada. In last fall’s campaign the Journal whooped things up for the cause of Republicanism and circulated lots of extra copies all over the State. After election it sent a bill to thé Senator for the papers, but he said he had . sult. WILL NOT TALK. Will Appear Before the House ~ Bat Say Nothing — Two of General Barnes’ ‘Absentees Turn Up Today to Vote. Special to the TRaNecurr. SACRAMENTO, March 2.—The vote on United States.Senator stood the same today as yesterday, excepting that General Barnes got 2. Two of his absentees returned today and gave him their support. “Following was the reaaa eect THE TRANSCRIPT. MILT GREEN©. [> PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. A. M. Allen has returned from San Francisco. Chas. L. Harris returned last night from San Francisco. ; town today on legal business. George Rucker of the California mine went to. San Frantisce today. Mrs. Lou Erskine has gone to Washington where her husband is working in a mine. Clayton. L. Mix, ‘avant courier of the Hi Henry Minstrels, arrived here last night. James Walsh and sister of Moore’s Flat returned last night from a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Bodley and her daughter Grace were here last night en route from San Jose to North San Juan. Judge Mulroy of Grass Valley was in }underwent an inflamed cyst, is mending rapidly. ———— POPE AND ) PORT BETTER. The Doctors Say They Will Both Get Well. ge Go to Manila. * — ~ Special to the THANSCRIPT. . BRIBE MENTION, “Whcr Notes and nts of Local Clifford Comme Interest. For Life Insurance see T. B.Gray. tf: A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, successors to F. O. Luetje. English ale on draught, five cents ‘a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon. tf Los Angeles navel oranges, fifteen . cents a dozen, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf _. . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . : utes 7 ; Six More Regiments of Troops to, nuine Swiss cheese, at Jackaon’s. tf, Minister. Miss Mary Walters, a sister . “Partly cloudy tonight and tomor/ row” was this morning’s weather fore. cast from the Sigual Service official. . . The-present rainstorm has been very Romr, March 2.—His “Holiness, who! mild-so far, but it is good growing His recovery is certain. an operation yesterday for Weather for early vegetables, grasses ‘and grains. _ . J.-E, O’Brien will lecture at the . Methodist church on Sunday evening New York, March 2.—Rudyard Kip-. next. The lecture will be one of untoday that the three attending physi-/ not erdered them and the Journal Harness ee ee. 22. Mrs, Maude Peaslee, teacher, of the cians now announce he will get well if . ae men is trying to collect a4 mamiey. PF Watittr ceo at es yj . Rough and Ready school, is expected no unforseen complications ‘set in. He stead of planks. law. The Journal has also flopped here Saturday for a two days’ visit. in Fenting Guletly todd Fe from its old-time attitude as a Stewart . BUTMS...-...-.. cc esne seer tees 25 g quietly today. j organ and is now fighting him as vigor-. Grant . 00.00 o.cc.cc.c eee ee 26} Edward: Nevens «f the Eagle Bird ogra : ously as it used to support him, as the . Scott on. ii cesecee cette 5 crue 8 meee ae led to San Miguel! The Storm Is following “roast” from yesterday mornTat <3 where his mother is on. her deathbed. e ings issues indibatin: DeVries (d) Bid ss inane Hud ae Bew esos I Hills Siikc Hocdecinire end in teow Nearing Its End. e “Judge Mack decided in the District Rosenfeld (d) ques Bea raters cduaheUas * I} oarl went. to San Francisco to-day. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. t e Court at Carson that the Nevada State White (d). alee pekids dane: aacSeeseee 271The young lady expects to remain San FRANCISCO, March 2.—The indiSs Band was a nulity in law, it being} Phelan (d)......00.. 0. 00.. . I] there. cations today are that the storm is’ plication to this neon. ee tf. — phe TIES haigre! md rea beauty, for a poet like Catulle Mendes] prostration. Asa natural / tonic, Srx loaves bread for 25¢ at Homann’s -new diet: on <n ada in belliger=e Sa ee st pti thentel the . it strengthens the / whole < parsing bikes a pen, 7B 8 belliger. lines of female loveliness. Otherwise he] system and. cures neither an artificial nor a natural person; consequently Senator Stewart was net legally bound to pay the.sum of forty dollars, which he had premised for the services of the horn-tooters at one of his meetings before*the election. Two juries bad unanimously given verdicts for the plaintiffs for the amount claimed, but Stewart’s attorneys appealed the case to the District Court and won it on a technicality which the iuost miserable pettifugger in the country would seorn to resortto. And this is the man whom the Legislature— Lat, thank God, not the people—elected United States Senator! A man who would_resort-to such a contemptible subterfuge to avoid the payment of an honest debt would plead the statutes of limitation on a washer-woman’s bill, or pilfer the coppers off a dead darkey’s eyes. He is unworthy the recognition even of the scalawags he bribed to vote for him, who next to himself are probably the lowest specimens of humanity that ever affiicted the world with their presence.” _+ ome + — Visalia ‘Times: The peculiar thing about the whole Senatorial situation is the viciousness with which Burns is assailed by the very men who have heretofore taken his orders without protest. A few years ago when there was a rebellion in the Republican ranks in San Francisco the firm of Burns & Spreckels was organized, and for a campaign this pair of bosses purified things. QS ee eS somes It is said that John. Wanamaker spends $395,000 a year in advertising his New York:store. These figures are stupenduous, but he 1s not only the largest but the °*most acute advertiser in the world. He has the science of it down to a very fine point. A Wanamaker ad, is always about the most readable thing in the paper in which it appears. : ae a, Milton Green, Grant’s manager, will go before the bar of the. house tomorrow, but he gives notice that he will answer no questions. The Republicans did not hold a caucus today. A Parlor Set by Mail. The postoffice authorities of Wasbington are trying to. suppress a concern which advertises a parlor furniture set for $1, which proves to be a worthless toy set. The advertisement state that it is a mjniature set of three elegant pieces of furniture, wpholstered with plush, of any color desired, with handsome carved metal finish, ete., and gives an accurate picture of two chairs and a sofa. The set comes by mail in a paste: beard box 4x4 inches, aud is exactly like the illustration, which is in reality nearly actual size. ‘The framework is of pewter and the upholstering. cotton ‘plush. The authorities are puzzled as to how to operate against these people, as the wording of the advertisement is a fairly accurate description of,the articles, and technically they are not misrepresenting their goods. A Good Saloon Town. A gentleman who recently returned from a trip to Shasta county informs an exchange that Reddiug is lacking somewhat of its customary vigor at the present time and that Keswick is a booming place by reputation only. He found that the latter place, a town of less than 3000 inhabitants, possessed 23 saloons. The number is not maximum, as two drinking places have recently closed their doors. ens OBE ES Knocked Down by a Policeman. Oftticer Kilroy and James McCloskey had a. fisticuff encounter on Broad Dr. G. M. Harris and G. F. Coffey came over this forenoon from North San Juan. Mr. Coffey~went to San Francisco. ; : ; The illness of Charles Anderson, of the Half Mile house on the upper Grass Valley road has developed into an ‘affection of the brain and his condition is serious. ‘he Willows Promoter says: Cyrus MecMath has just learned of. the death of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McMath, who died at the home of her daughter in Lakeport on February 13th. She was nearly ninety years of age. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Black and Mrs. Mary. Lombard, who have been at North Bloomfield to attend the funeral of their mother, were here last evening on their way back to San Francisco. Mrs. Lombard will return soon to her home in Indiana. <. PARIS BEAUTY SHOW. _ Three Fair Americans Are Said to >» Have Entered. The United States will have several representatives at the international beauty show which is to be held in Paris at the end of March. ‘The secretary of the show says that three American women — Mrs. De la Mar, Mrs. George: Law of New York and Mrs. Collins of Boston—hnave accepted invitations to compete for the beauty prize. Mrs. De Ja Mar was considered among the handsomest women in America when she married the venerablé western Creesus who recently obtained a divorce from her. She is only 23 years of age now and is admired for a willowy, delicate style of beauty. Mrs. Collins is more matronly. Mrs. Law is a brunette, vivacious, fascinating and very young. As the jury includes painters, sculptors, poets, dress designers,with Sarah Bernhardt as president, the verdict ought to do justice to the different types of beauty. Bernhardt said to the New York Journal correspondent: ‘‘The contest practically over, so faras the State at large is concerned. More Troops To Go to Manila. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. ling’s symptoms are so much better, usualinterest. * General McGlashan has obtained a patent on his idea of covering the railroad snowsheds with wire netting in. fhe Uniform Rank Pythians of Mourn_ tain Company who went to Grass Val. ley last night to attend the installation , of Olympic Company’s officers had a . yed-letter time. They were royally en. tertained at a banquet and several of them were on the program of speakers. . Mountain Company’s officers will be installed a week from tonight, and the . Olympics have been invited. —— + 2@e->— ; The Storm. . Alittle rain has beein falling at this . city at intervals last night and today. The precipitation for the 24 hours endMARRIED YESTERDAY. Graham and Louise Walters Made Man and Wife. At the home of the bride’s parents just below the town of Rough and Ready, Clifford J. Graham, superin"tendent of the Odin drift’ mine at this city, and Miss Louise Walters were . made man and wife at noon yesterday. ' Rev. Dr. Sims of the Congregational ‘ church of this city was the officiating . of the bride, stood with her while the : best man was Charles A. Graham, . brother to the groom. The house was richly decorated with a wealth of flowers, the floral piece de . resistance being the arch and wedding bell under which the couple stood when the knot was tied. The bride was attired in a handsome . costume of white brocaded satin and . chiffon, and carried a bouquet of ferns and white carnations. Few guests were present aside from ‘the relations of the twain. A choice supper was served after the ceremony. There were numerous nice gifts be‘stowed on the bride and groom by ‘their friends. Mr. end Mrs. Graham . are two of Nevada county’s most esti'mable young people, and the good i wishes of all who know them will ‘atCattarrh Cannot Be Cured, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease, must take internal remedies, Hall's acts directly on the blood and mucous. surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. ~ It was’ prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed. of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces, The perfect combi-" nation of the. two ingredients is what produces sueh wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75— cents. : wee ee — Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet breath secured with Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guarantee by. all druggists. i "Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra flne nes just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive grocery store on Commercial street. f10-tf Caterrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and — ' tend their steps. — + ee > — The Close Season. Clearance : Sale. Yesterday was the first day: of the . close season for wild game except . geese. In this part-of the State sports—}men have not had much late shooting, : but they will have to lay aside their ‘guns for a while. We presume the ‘members of tho Grass Valley Sports‘ing at nine a.m. was .14 of an inch. . man’s Club will before long take up WASHINGTON, March 2.—The admin. This afternoon at 2:30 there was @' trap shooting/and keep themselves in istration today issued orders for six hailstorm. more regiments of troops to sail forthwith for Manila. ——_——— San Francisco Star: It has cost $14,-. 668.45 for John H. Dickinson and other . . At Lake Fordyce yesterday afternoon _ there was fifteen inches of new snow ; and more coming. No report was received today from : Lake Spaulding. ———*e@eSenators to “investigate” thé ferry depot Appreciated the Team’s Enterprise. contracts. The performance would probably be dear at 14 cents. 9 tant particulars, parilla is Peculiar to Itself. In many impor Hood’s Sarasa us fual preparation as the felectric light is ahead of /the tallow dip. The ingredients used selected with the other, thus making Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself. value of this peculiarity is uine,; unsolicited “Yes, he’sa tough boy. I sent his. Street last evening shortly after dark. ; test . testimonials other sister a five-pound box of candy for. ‘lhe policeman knocked the young man cannot in any sense be called an exhibi. medicine ence. It a little valentine reminder, and let it go . down, giving as his reason for so doing ir on Eee Lesgepdbyd. 2 TS een extreme anonymously, and the young scorpion . that tbe latter had insulted him. Mec-} own Tay of beanty, ene underlying cases of got off a lot of nonsense’ to her about tlcekes sgt baat Sootd was not principles are acknowledged by all civlood disthe poisoned candy. case, and she finalJ nero 2 ilized peoples. Lines of beauty. strike ors, scrofly gave it to him to throw on the ash

pile.” “What became of it?” “Well, the boy’s been in the doctor’s charge for a week.” Sheep With a Rhinoceros Horn. Frank Lyon of Naples, N. Y., has a flock of’sheep one of which is developing into a freak. From the center of its = = face a horn is growing similar in ap“There will be nothing vulgar about ach-toning qu f alities, it cures indiE Found. pearance to a rhinoceros’ horn. The : ype competition, and there is nothing gestion, dyspep sia, catarrh A sum of money. The owner can ero th became noticeable last pag som i undignified in having aspirations for of the stomach,etc. It builds have the same by proving property and three inches in. dinumete into a horn . the prize. Distinguishedpeople willcon-. 8P_ the nerves, ggasi. paying for this advertisement, on apFrench Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct. from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. three inches in diameter at the base and five inches long, tapering to a fine ency as its horn grew in length, is now the best fighter in the flock, displacing the old ram. Bahy’s Tooth In a Ring. Baby's tooth set in a ring is the latest thing introduced into society by the doting and éxclusive young mothers of the smart set. The first one is considered too precious to throw away.—New York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch. , even an eye that has received no artistic training. Social position will cut no figure in the contest. A peasant girl : will have the same chance of winning : the 5,060 francs prize as a patrician. stitute the jury. It is not to be a contest in the domain of mere physical would not consent to be a juryman, Never was there such a varied jury for deciding what constitntes beauty in woman.No lack of grace ean escape the eyes of Scniptors Rodin jand Falquiere, while painters like Henner and Besnard: will keep us from mistakes regarding tints, and woman’s dress will be under criticism by Dress Artists Redfern and Doncet. 1 am glad that American women are to contest.”’ rh, and all other to impure or vitiated blood. / Possessing great stomand reviving brain, herve . and mental strength and curing / nervous that tired feeling. It has done all this for others an what it does for J will do for you. All we ask for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is a necessity, an opportunity and a fair trial. Be sure to get Hood’s. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Jt never disappoints. It is . a medicine as. far ahead of the ; At last night’s meeting of Nevada , City Lodge, A. O. U. W., a resolution , was adopted expressing the lodge’s ap. preciation of the good work done’ by ; the lodge’s drill team in making such a success of the Nevada. county Workmen’s reunion party that was given ‘last week under the team’s auspices. . Found, A bunch of keys, belongiug to some . business man was found in this city. :The owner can have the same by call‘ing at the Transcript office and -paying for this notice. tf. . / 8uch good Butter as ours. . Butter making in Colonial times had {not reached the perfection which it at‘ tains today. . Our Woodland ‘brand of Butter sur; passes anything you have ever éaten,. It-bas a delicious flavor and is absolutely free from impurities of all . kinds. Only the fresh rich cream. of . fine stock and the best salt: enter into its com position. CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. ‘Carbon Opals The latest thing in photography. Done in most artistic style by ae -MOORE—— NEVADA CITY and GRASS Off Sale. really getti REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. glance would indicate. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE ng That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our custamers during this One-Qu 4 One Dolfar for Seventy-Five Gents. POCO OSSOOS FH SHEHOFOCOOOO®D 4 The suit that used to sell for $20 aud was fully worth it, can now be purchased for $15, and all. others at reduced prices. Take your ~ hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and 50 CENTS. ; arter _ If you will but stop to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you. will readily perceive that this) twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual . y -, . 3 « . ? If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain H I o. H E N R Y S purposes, then such a_ reduction as we offer would mean nothing to the economical buyer. : But when you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are REDUCED .PRICES ON TROUSERS. Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all ‘wool fabrics. But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. eae: ee VALLEY, CAL. prone night only— # Friday “Evening, March 94, The. San Francisco & N. Y. City Suocess. tm BIG snow © GREAT ~ MAJESTIC MODERN Yi INSTRELS! 2 GUARANTEED Positively UNIQUE, é NOVE). and ve MOST EXPENSIVE — age ‘OF ITs KIND AND CLass. ~~ ALL WHITE. PERFORMERS.Fd sive attraction at these prices. 50 and 75 Cents. Of the day! a THE MOST ORIGINAL . . 50! practice for next fall. Nevada City . should have a sportsmen’s club. 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. THE GROTTO, ‘GEO. I. BECKLEY, Prop. Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars \Steam Beer a Specialty. Free Lunch Every Saturday Night. Come One, Come All. Main Street, Nevada City. Only Parts of Dollars 5 Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. ~ To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared der to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the oj portu-. nityj ‘ BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . For \ made. diction. Ladies come and ~ for Easter. Respectfully, At MAHER & CO’S. ~ SPOOFS HHO HOOF OCHOHOOD LADIES: This day we have. placed in S our window a display_of Black Suits for Easter offerings. Never before in the history of our town has such a display been We say this without fear of contratt <i Take One Look, and order your suit in time to have it made This is our first display of Spring dress goods and it is a beauty. We have taken considerable time and troubl this display and we want you to come and see it. ps _ Maher} & Co. far if you want a handsome silk waist now i chance, New goods coming in every Sar M. ev NEW BLACK SUITS > 1809, Made to OF THOSE FINE ‘White Sik Floss Matiresses: Order At the prices, but cut right and left, in or-Never before such a large and expen-;. . Childrens 35 cents. ¢ OE a ee wee eee _ Reserved seats now on sale at Foley’s, . A PO Hi Henry and be Cor The Hi Henry big and enthus : theater tomorro " ing fast, as the sheet at Foley’: train will bring of Grass Valleys These minstre ply to fillina s the special lov cents, present 8 program in wi relics of minstre a bright, new bi lasting beauties They may be « ing the latest an and varied featu profession. ‘The phasis of the ne their program, & their features. N nothing objectio bright and cleat endorsements < press and are bi Newspap No merchant « does not in sor know what le bi imate means tc place of busin Ohio, Bee.. The T. Stewart, the his time, left a all made in trad sistent advertis Nor did he lin those portions 0 body buys. He in dull times ths would rush into days for the p turning into ca He-would have r room for it. He store away. He on goods passi tell the people papers. No merchant § the policy of . passing out of stock is held the Laid Down Henry Kohler, Washingten wt years ago with , day in the Ge Francisco. Thes to this city tom belonged to San Fellows at Wask Lodge of this ci eral, Mr. Kohle Kohler of Wash W. M. Stark, French Corral risy. He was . Towa and nearly Insuranc County Treas .ceived from the missioner a ce! $275.22, the amo county out of tl ‘license by the companies doin This money is t the fire depart: towns ef the co Nevada City.° Grass Valley.. Truckee ... North San Juar A Month The report « mine for the } 26th shows 21,9 and 444 tons of latter yielding’ 169 tons of dry new smelter at to that point, ¥ shipment, ine! amount, was §£ $2.30 per ton. month were $2 The Texa The 112-foo Mining Compe ing in Deer cr: vert water in ditch was’ co was construc! tendency of V ten men at wo ‘ for six weeks John + The wilt of filed at San F tate worth $5 to Mrs. Emm: property and given to Cher’ ‘Va., a nephew Worki ing George I. 1 ere working mine’s dump There is a Ia and a nice bs had this mx miners have come by H purifies the Strengthens whole syster A YEGRTAI relied upon -—Hood’s Pi