March 26, 1900 (4 pages)

THE TRANSORIPT, i " MONDAY, ..:.March 26, 1900 Daly Cr ft ang Bt ‘Twenty-Five Colored. 8 ‘Stars. to Appoar at nena eeneaanneee’ AN UNFORTUNATE PAMILY, . The Household: of James B. Gray Is) ‘ Aiictod Wish Scarlet Fover. Last June Willis Gray, : and Young est City today. 1 of James . iteville on a visit. Frank Golden returned yesterday t6 Carson, “Tom Waywban cane down from Foron Wednesday and Thureday evenings, Miss Noch Muzils le bol thous Get ") THB . BLACK KB KENTOCKIANS. Of the Black Kentackians, who are toappear at the theater in this city. the Seattle Times had this to say:“The Black Kentuckians presented an excellent: evening’s entertainment “GRTTING AW wie a For Washington Tomorrow. ex-Congressman-A. Caminetti will leave for Washington tomorrow and urge the authoritiés to begin the work of constructing the restraining dame as recommended by the United States Hncovery of a large and rich body of rovk “Attorney-General Tirey L. Ford and. the Home company is compelled to ec-/ cure increased milling facilities, so that tensive scale.” ‘Saperintendent Dan J. MoFall, hee! had great faith in the} mine from the start, bas demonstrated the mine can t be worked on a more ex: . F od: ss Wigs toa Catsies’ chill tae] been. running on ore taken from tvo Disngisod Ganomen Wl Lave pop coervapel peo he is A GOOD STAND-BY = = To have inthe icine : when the bleak Feb. ruary and March i a B. Gray, was taken 80. eriously ili,. J. W. Watson of Portland came in on Jast night. ‘The program presented was . gineers, so as to permit the resumption beyond cavil that the property is very. — winds chill the mar~~ that his father, who was émployed on . the morning train. _. fall of ginger, especially the first part . of hydraulic mining on a large sdule. valuable,and for the amount of g: ound é : oa the TRANSORIPT, Was compelled to give. Andy Hampel came up from Hacies and that it was appreciated was evi-. A number of years ago Oongress apwill soon be classed am sng the leaddrs . row and make the up his position to assist in caring for . mento last evening. denced by the applause bestowed. . propriated $250,000 for this work, aud on Deer Creek. Mr. Rose, one of the his sick boy. Before the recovery of. J. A. Spraie of Denver, Ool., is here. A skit entitled “Gay Ooon-ey Islund” Psoso’ amount was appropriated by heaviest stockholders, and Mr. Bone; 4 circulation sluggish . the son, the father was also prostrated . on mining business. was first put on. The ladies and gen-. the California Legislature. The State} Stell, another stockholder, have been i oH i ‘ by a stroke of paralysis, superinduccd. }. H.J. Kennedy came up Saturday tlemen of color were turned loose by . Debris Commission sent a report of here several days in vonsuitation with a! BH eae is our pure and fineby lead poisoning. Mr. Gray and his . from Brown’s Valley. the irrepressible Senator Hamden, and . their surveys to Washington over a year. Mr. McFall, and have about. come to bs < Es son then went to San Francisco for; J. Jones and J. 0. Evans came down then the fun commenced. The piece / ago, and stated that the estimated cost , the conclusion that it is necessary to me 2 ! flavored ‘ ' medical treatment. After remaining . from Relief Hill today. boasted of no plot, and consisted of . of the dams at $800,000, or $809,000 in havea twenty stamp mill efectéd on ge eon, ; y there for several weeks the father re-. S. Walsh and O. Hegarty came down. g00d wholesome “dark” fan inter-. excess of the joint Federal and State the property. In that event develop-B a turned home with his son, who had . from Moore's Flat today. spersed with singing and wing, buck. appropriations. The Miners’ Associament work on a large scale will be carMONOGRAM WH ISKEY. been benefited by the treatment re-. . Mrs. J. Brundage was here from. and rag-time dancing. Of the indi-. tion desires that work be at once com, tied-on, and the force ige, ee. Wil be It 3 ceived and is now fully recovered. Mr. North San Juan Saturday. vidaal vocal efforts, that of Miss Ham-. menced with the $500,000 now lying areatly increased. ‘ ag espe aden gone Gletilied, and has that rich and oily consis . Gray, we are sorry to state, has not. Theo. Wayman and wife came down . den in “The Sweetest Story Ever Told”. idle. Before the appropriation is all ee tency only procured with high grade goods. Our stock of iN been so fortunate in the recovery of . ffom Freeman’s Crossing today. __—«. . was the most appreciated. The perexpended some way will be found to ~ Going to Colorado. Wines, Whiskies, Liquors, Beers, Ales and Porters are the his health, for he has not had the free} L. Hyman and his son Solly retarned . formanve concluded with an up-to-date . raise the Releuee of xe Skiff T. Murohie, one of the best choicest that is he: use paged feet since last Oc-. last evening from San Francisco. cake walk, the participants in which kuown tiners in this ssotion, has been cape tober, an refore able to help. Mrs. H. Ogden returned last even-, were all loudly applauded for their Masonic t ’ himself but little if any—not even hav-. ing from a visit to San Francisco. graceful efforts, Taken all in all the Meeting. ry 2 cote pa aga ; JACKSON Ss. BEEHIVE GROCERY, ing the power to lift his hands tohis; Walter Mobley and Ed Dobbie were performance wes one of merit and de-. Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M. A . , in Gannison county, Colorado. The COMMERCIAL STREET. head. The adage that “misfortuves. down from North Bloomfield: yester-. serving of patronage. will meet at Masonic Hall in called owners are Boston capitalists. Mr. néver come single” is being painfully . day. “meeting Wednesday evening, March Murchie has appointed his son, StanSs ee illustrated by the visitations of afflic-. Mrs: Lord Houeman ie seriously ill} O41) on Ra Schmidt when you want . tb. at? 30. A full attendance is dejey, foreman of the mine, and they will lete tion upon the family of Mr, Gray. The. With rcs wana at her home on Gold anything fn the tobacco line te . Sited. Work in the second degree. td inate here the first part of next month TRUE ay and first affection to the list of family. Fiat. . whe : aii é sak . f pin get misfortunes ccurred last March when. Editor W. F. Prisk of theGrass Valley rh HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, the oldest daughter Gertrude broke her. Union spent Sunday at the county 4 arm while playing. And now we have . seat. Mercury as As he went uP against aictewss small boys, 4 the sad information that a fourth) John Dabb, of the Providence mine, ‘You'll be sure to go right,” they said in one voice, ‘4 member, of the family has become a/ bes returned from a trip to San Fran11 ¥, 2 . victim to the decree of misfortune, a . cisco. ° : . If you'll follow our folks t MULLOY’S.” 4. 4 daughter, Eina, being stricken with. R. Thomas came over from Birchville y>v PD : scarlet fever, and the home of the al-' today. j ternal signs F § ! In’ . For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada 7 4 moat distracted family has been pliced . “Miss Minnie Eddy ‘left yesterday victim is firmly withie Gn wont nem of Conta ws Blood P true ape ph Oity have realized from practical experience that when they wanted 4 under quarantine. We sincerely hope . morning for San Francisco, on a visit. y, is known. In other cases is quickly filled with thi virus : ro i to have to chronicle no further mis-. to relatives. = y swollen —_ plions on akin, copper in ‘tne mot 3 tase scalp, uleers on tongue, sore ore oretss oe re Toe © en es \ fortace to Mr. Gray’s household, for. Ollie Clark. the popular brakeman Sareea iy Piet ogden colored splotches, and falling hair and eyebrows . > They could always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada ale sunlit bia seeedies oF teicic kia baw ok the a a © room for bt, Boers. asd ee = Ghee saanlacatabhs signs of Contagious Blood Poison. Cityans now grown to manhood and womanhood, have heard this } arrow Gauge Railroad, is on Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison, ‘These poisonous minNol Cures preached in their homes since they were babies. § well-nigh crushing, considering the the sick list. ~erals ae yet acenpnness-e rang ok oo ent cure of Contagious Blood Poison. They drive the disease ; . precarious condition of the father. Hoa di back system, cover it up a while, but it breaks out nin worseform. These powerful ls prod ie ). . ee for sittaais kad oe eg eat SY sheumatiam and the most offensive sores and ulcers, causing a joints to stiffen and finger SS aatis hag of! Menary ued CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Another Pioneer Gone. n Franc on ‘make wrecks, not cures, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and B ee all : eran legal business. ., ., 8.8.8. acts in an an entirely diferent manner, being a purely vegetable remedy it forces the poison out of the s re po ape orien wre. + trea gta aeletaaieal a A. Charbonell, a Frenchman, who! Mrs. Thos. 8, Ford left this Seucidies instead of down, builds up and Sr general health. §. S. Sk s the only fear} oe for this anecliie wiran and : = came to this city in 1850, died at the/ for Sacramento. caough oi » the ee for Contagious Blood Poison. e No matter in it spies or how hofeless the case may a , even County Hospital yesterday atthe ripe . P. O. Strandbery came down from. new, untried remed: ae creat Ao of soiodk a itty cong tesa mae it : a om fat x cure. . S. S. 8. is not a a ee pe age of 89 years. With the excep-, Camptonville yesterday and left for. only vequisise tapod wood medicine known, : " chor Ci sar area wa aati oral eaicn cha IOOIOIIOIODOICOIOOOOIOIK WK tion of five or six years, when h : Mr. H. 1. Myers, 100 Mul St., ee * y e was . San Francisco corel ll Ser eg tty. eos nea Ree Se Bes, oad T's mae 40 tage te caehag Pcshared” Before Soames Ctncad tha imagine the suffering I endured. T had spent a hundred pnb nis patent m es, but they did not reach the When I had ogee bottle of &,.S. S. I was greatly im , and was delighted with the piss The lerey, red on my chest began to grow paler and smaller, and before long d red entirel regained my lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. I was soon entirely ely. apd my my skin a: clear as a piece of glass.” Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about head gardener at Sutro Heights at San. John McCarty, whvu has been to San Francisco, he was a resident of this; francisco on mining business, returned city and engaged in various kinds of! here yesterday. occupation, and was one of the original’ J. Stevens, who has been here spendowners of the famous Champion mine! ing a few days, returned to San Firancould do me no lollars, which was really thrown away. I then disease. my first lotches LADIES, HERES YOUR CE SSs on Deer Creek. cisco yesterday. acre wits oan sige rig Nweaecgeedee'4 colt treatment. ve medical department is Po of physicians who have ea e st blood diseases. Don’t . Wil Exemplify the Work. . : a " care =~ = been ere for pee is 4 . —— to onan an Holga or advice wanted. ” We make aa ch wha : is etd aver for this, held most alty, : Tomorrow evening Oustomah Lodge, . Bloomfield today. : i isis ig eS : No. 16, I. O. O. F., will pe visited by a} Grant Cordrey of San Francisce, who. ~ . jolly crowd of Grass Valley brothers. . has been here on a visit, returned home NEV ADA THE ATER ! : I:(SIRIOINTOIP IOLOTO Te Lo LW BI6 le TOIT TAItIo LOLA WO ILO LPA OLE LOO A OO MY : They intend te show the Nevada City . yesterday morning. Odd Fellows how beautifully they do. Miss Emily Hamilton of Alameda is ' . Bs . ) H oS is aera" rag — ie pa in their . here visiting her sister, Miss Hamilton Wednesda and Thorsda Eyenin 5 A i: me cs odge. © Same evening represen. of the High School. . . : = tatives to the Grand Lodge will be Miss Greene is preparing to exhibit a stock elected. Every member of the order of TRIMMED HATS which will surpass is earnestly requested to be present. odern Homes. erelar at 1S, ENADA City. OR Mrs. J. Donovan arrived here on last evening’s train from Visalia, onher way home at Cherokee. MARCH 28th AND 29th. oa TAILOR MADE . Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. John McBean came down from WashTHE BL ACK in beauty and style anything seen on the s ey With local applontion®. 8 they cannot — _ bs she to his daugha coast. The opening will be announced ina =~ . SUITS reach the seat of the disease jatarrh . ter, Mrs as. Grisse: e'e @ eee is a blood or constitutional disease,and. W. Davis and Chas, Scheffer of er) KENTUCKIANS few days. Prices will be more reasonable § t that in order to care it you must take inter’ . Forest City were here -yesterday en than ever. See window for reasonable nal remedies. Hall’s Ostarrh Cure is ta td Mani Peaeidind In the Funsy Skit, : taken internally, and acts directly on . Toute to San *rancisoo. prices. Onas. &. Moody of San Jose arrived In all styles and sizes, and at the lowest prices. Le 4 Fe SNELL & FLEMING. al Have just received and unpacked a new and complete stock of bw es grea Lage gab Ske tarrh Oure is not a quack medicine.' here on ‘he morning train. Mr. Mood It was prescribed by one of the best} 11) pemain here aed . cod is « regular Dacintian. wre ig. G. W. Ballowell, F. E. Newhoft and 25—Colored Artists—25 ped os of the best tonics known,. A. Lettlewood of San Francisco came ined with the best-blood purifiers, . in on last evening’s train. Brass Band and Orchestra JIE scting The perfect conmubaition “of the Col. M. W. Mather of the Plumbago Champion Cake Walkers sol HCHO HCCC Hee mG Buckles—uw “GAY COON-Y ISLAND ” es ’ MISS E. HOEFT, nos srnzzr. ' SS If you wish anything in the above line you will 0 A PE: pesca eircom Ba ae 3 well do well to call early while the assortment is : inne eae We have all sizes and can fit everyody. SNELL & hance eons se iene two ingredients is what produces such mine returned Saturday from Oakland Buck and Wing Dancers begin results in curing catarrhb. and went up to the mine yesterday. Ti st . OBENEY & a hh a shio. Mt and Mrs. L. L. Myers came down Rag Time Singers ’ from North Bloomfield yesterday and By Family Pille are Boalt left this morning for San Francisco. Miss Esther Bishop, a graduate of “Or 4 Goop Brainnine cometh a good . the San Jose Normal School, is here on end.” When you take Hood's Sarsapa-. , visit to Mrs. Hathaway and family * DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY ! Prices, 2 e Seats on sale at Foley's. ccome Wealr gularity and increase vignish ‘‘ pains ? to girls at 1 body. No Jo harm—life [AIL. Soid veland, Ohio. , VINTON. rilla to purify your blood you are making a good beginning, and the good end will be health and happiness. It never disappoints. Saal You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Care, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts., 560 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the . bottle back and we will refund your money.Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts.and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. . tf Curly Bear. There will be a growl of Cave No. 1 on Tuesday evening, and every Curly Bear is requested to be present. E. J. Scumipt, Grand Curley Bear. L A. GaRrrTuE, Grand Scratcher. i, 0. O. F. Meeting. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, are requested to attend the meeting on Tuesday evening, March 27th, at which time Grass Valley degree team will exemplify the second degree. At the same meeting pe irene nie to the Grand Ladge oe By order. au. M’Kintay Jz, N. G. G. A. Gray, Bs ‘8. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Mrs. Joe Snell of Holyoke, Masr., ‘ arrived here on the morning train on a I H t . visit to her brother-in-law, B. F. Snell. Centra : 0 e€ Miss Dicey Baugh came down from Washington Saturday and left yesterday morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Oosta of DownieRE-OPENED. on a Visit, returned ‘here last evening, ° en-route home. John Grissel, E. E. Brown and W. Richardson arvived here last evening from Eureka, ee Humboldt county, and left this morn‘ ing for Downieville. This well-known and popular hotel has A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, left . been completely renovated throughout, and last evening for San Francisco, from . patrons are assured of every comfort. there he goes to Loomis, Wy., to take — of some mining property. Sy. Wylile of Forest City came. MBALS,. 28 CENTS Pots yesterday and left this morning ‘ROOMS, 2 25 and 50 CENTS for San Francisco. Mr. Wyllie is a dele—— gate to the Grand Lodge of the A.O. kcmaie ob she petii watbennnn fo valle UW. . ie Miss Elise Titus of San Francisco, who bas been here on a visit to her Cor. Broad and Union Streets. aunt, Mrs. R. Simonds, for the past tie aontlion eveanene Seem ee SPRING MILLINERY Proprietor —eee ec morning. Mr. and Mrs: Henry Lane left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to Phone W. 14. —AND— = (i ‘~ ~w— Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest Assortment Ever Brought to This City x ts, SOE PN Le es Manufacturing Jeweler, ‘Broad St. HEI IIIT NEE ENE TENE MOREE TS KINKEAD’S Furniture Store Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Carpot Swuopers, Bia Fa Swing Chairs, ¢ IS THE PLACE TO BUY 2 NICE PRESENTS. . Fancy. Rockers Rugs Couches ‘om Suits, Parlor Faraitare, TER AER ak RG kk RR IE SPs tae tee DOS OONNCON FY : it HII E LONG STRIDES = Have been made during the eager few years in the manufacture of time-pieces, They are not on dre accurate and durable than they used to be, but are Peeorasieel, We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches 2 If you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready to buy or not, We are both prac:ical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give yous your money back. WATCHMAKERS, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Ss Luetje. Telephone West 14, * Broad ae Nevada Sin” EK. & EF. Is. COOPER Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home %. ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN, GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Phone No. 521. Yard—Piety Hill. To take orders for connecting sewers. friends. While there Mr. Lane will The undersigned h have opened a new Milli: : carriages for bia} ners Store om Pine, Serest. meet tore’ the — eens ee in “IT IS A GOOD IDEA SOMETHING NEW Robert Brady and Mrs. H. F. Brady. Lb. LA ws ne vig nea ih In the year now heginning to avoid the errors of the past. EVERY DAY ee A eed of Forest City came down yesterday aes aes eee Bo 2 Zo TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. . There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit Fresh goods, including lian and staples, Techs & and left this morning for San Fran timber, e rds. ’ _ Space mber, Sugar Pin cisco. Mrs. Brady is a delegate to the Sarees by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. When nye decide arrive by almost every train at snoee ofbuilding material. Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor. Miss Amelia Stevens. To: Trade at SCADDEN’S Tow Le Bros. —_—_— "What is Shiloh ? On Every Bottie . eS eae ae ask of you ie to ase fp geno ber tiroug the TOM’S PLACE. . You know that you have hit on a place to get the best GroWM. H CRAWFEORD’S, qual. tlofathfally, then if you cen say you . womorable cases of incipient consumpceries and Provisions at as low prices as you sometimes MAIN STREET those sue nct henelitied retara the pout, £0 . 190 and relieve eck iatinaed with Raving Poretetaa ter wit . P27 alaenyens Ger inferior gees: AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jm 1e acche res wet Price 25 cts. 60cts. and. rne resaite we will refand your money. i (Sear will ia “. [F YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY For saie by H. Dickerman, the/ Price 25 cts., 5O cts. aigare ‘tf Dickerman For one of the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any si the druggist. tf fees aale by H. . ee Prop. You will give Mr. Scadden and his popular store on ComSILK or BUNTING FLA! N The favorite piabantic is Hood's Hood’s He Se meaning, mild FF ms » mercial ee ; trial. ~ Be atl ING G at prives asually by wh ° Pille 25. effective. . Next to County Treasurer's office. : ooo fttallers. : \ y > E 4 ——— 7

THE TRANSORIPT, i " MONDAY, ...:.March 26, 1900 Daly Cr ft ang Bt ‘Twenty-Five Colored. 8 ‘Stars. to Appoar at nena eeneaanneee’ AN UNFORTUNATE PAMILY, . The Household: of James B. Gray Is) ‘ Aiictod Wish Scarlet Fover. Last June Willis Gray, : and Young est City today. 1 of James . iteville on a visit. Frank Golden returned yesterday t6 Carson, “Tom Waywban cane down from Foron Wednesday and Thureday evenings, Miss Noch Muzils le bol thous Get ") THB . BLACK KB KENTOCKIANS. Of the Black Kentackians, who are toappear at the theater in this city. the Seattle Times had this to say:“The Black Kentuckians presented an excellent: evening’s entertainment “GRTTING AW wie a For Washington Tomorrow. ex-Congressman-A. Caminetti will leave for Washington tomorrow and urge the authoritiés to begin the work of constructing the restraining dame as recommended by the United States Hncovery of a large and rich body of rovk “Attorney-General Tirey L. Ford and. the Home company is compelled to ec-/ cure increased milling facilities, so that tensive scale.” ‘Saperintendent Dan J. MoFall, hee! had great faith in the} mine from the start, bas demonstrated the mine can t be worked on a more ex: . F od: ss Wigs toa Catsies’ chill tae] been. running on ore taken from tvo Disngisod Ganomen Wl Lave pop coervapel peo he is A GOOD STAND-BY = = To have inthe icine : when the bleak Feb. ruary and March i a B. Gray, was taken 80. eriously ili,. J. W. Watson of Portland came in on Jast night. ‘The program presented was . gineers, so as to permit the resumption beyond cavil that the property is very. — winds chill the mar~~ that his father, who was émployed on . the morning train. _. fall of ginger, especially the first part . of hydraulic mining on a large sdule. valuable,and for the amount of g: ound é : oa the TRANSORIPT, Was compelled to give. Andy Hampel came up from Hacies and that it was appreciated was evi-. A number of years ago Oongress apwill soon be classed am sng the leaddrs . row and make the up his position to assist in caring for . mento last evening. denced by the applause bestowed. . propriated $250,000 for this work, aud on Deer Creek. Mr. Rose, one of the his sick boy. Before the recovery of. J. A. Spraie of Denver, Ool., is here. A skit entitled “Gay Ooon-ey Islund” Psoso’ amount was appropriated by heaviest stockholders, and Mr. Bone; 4 circulation sluggish . the son, the father was also prostrated . on mining business. was first put on. The ladies and gen-. the California Legislature. The State} Stell, another stockholder, have been i oH i ‘ by a stroke of paralysis, superinduccd. }. H.J. Kennedy came up Saturday tlemen of color were turned loose by . Debris Commission sent a report of here several days in vonsuitation with a! BH eae is our pure and fineby lead poisoning. Mr. Gray and his . from Brown’s Valley. the irrepressible Senator Hamden, and . their surveys to Washington over a year. Mr. McFall, and have about. come to bs < Es son then went to San Francisco for; J. Jones and J. 0. Evans came down then the fun commenced. The piece / ago, and stated that the estimated cost , the conclusion that it is necessary to me 2 ! flavored ‘ ' medical treatment. After remaining . from Relief Hill today. boasted of no plot, and consisted of . of the dams at $800,000, or $809,000 in havea twenty stamp mill efectéd on ge eon, ; y there for several weeks the father re-. S. Walsh and O. Hegarty came down. g00d wholesome “dark” fan inter-. excess of the joint Federal and State the property. In that event develop-B a turned home with his son, who had . from Moore's Flat today. spersed with singing and wing, buck. appropriations. The Miners’ Associament work on a large scale will be carMONOGRAM WH ISKEY. been benefited by the treatment re-. . Mrs. J. Brundage was here from. and rag-time dancing. Of the indi-. tion desires that work be at once com, tied-on, and the force ige, ee. Wil be It 3 ceived and is now fully recovered. Mr. North San Juan Saturday. vidaal vocal efforts, that of Miss Ham-. menced with the $500,000 now lying areatly increased. ‘ ag espe aden gone Gletilied, and has that rich and oily consis . Gray, we are sorry to state, has not. Theo. Wayman and wife came down . den in “The Sweetest Story Ever Told”. idle. Before the appropriation is all ee tency only procured with high grade goods. Our stock of iN been so fortunate in the recovery of . ffom Freeman’s Crossing today. __—«. . was the most appreciated. The perexpended some way will be found to ~ Going to Colorado. Wines, Whiskies, Liquors, Beers, Ales and Porters are the his health, for he has not had the free} L. Hyman and his son Solly retarned . formanve concluded with an up-to-date . raise the Releuee of xe Skiff T. Murohie, one of the best choicest that is he: use paged feet since last Oc-. last evening from San Francisco. cake walk, the participants in which kuown tiners in this ssotion, has been cape tober, an refore able to help. Mrs. H. Ogden returned last even-, were all loudly applauded for their Masonic t ’ himself but little if any—not even hav-. ing from a visit to San Francisco. graceful efforts, Taken all in all the Meeting. ry 2 cote pa aga ; JACKSON Ss. BEEHIVE GROCERY, ing the power to lift his hands tohis; Walter Mobley and Ed Dobbie were performance wes one of merit and de-. Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M. A . , in Gannison county, Colorado. The COMMERCIAL STREET. head. The adage that “misfortuves. down from North Bloomfield: yester-. serving of patronage. will meet at Masonic Hall in called owners are Boston capitalists. Mr. néver come single” is being painfully . day. “meeting Wednesday evening, March Murchie has appointed his son, StanSs ee illustrated by the visitations of afflic-. Mrs: Lord Houeman ie seriously ill} O41) on Ra Schmidt when you want . tb. at? 30. A full attendance is dejey, foreman of the mine, and they will lete tion upon the family of Mr, Gray. The. With rcs wana at her home on Gold anything fn the tobacco line te . Sited. Work in the second degree. td inate here the first part of next month TRUE ay and first affection to the list of family. Fiat. . whe : aii é sak . f pin get misfortunes ccurred last March when. Editor W. F. Prisk of theGrass Valley rh HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, the oldest daughter Gertrude broke her. Union spent Sunday at the county 4 arm while playing. And now we have . seat. Mercury as As he went uP against aictewss small boys, 4 the sad information that a fourth) John Dabb, of the Providence mine, ‘You'll be sure to go right,” they said in one voice, ‘4 member, of the family has become a/ bes returned from a trip to San Fran11 ¥, 2 . victim to the decree of misfortune, a . cisco. ° : . If you'll follow our folks t MULLOY’S.” 4. 4 daughter, Eina, being stricken with. R. Thomas came over from Birchville y>v PD : scarlet fever, and the home of the al-' today. j ternal signs F § ! In’ . For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada 7 4 moat distracted family has been pliced . “Miss Minnie Eddy ‘left yesterday victim is firmly withie Gn wont nem of Conta ws Blood P true ape ph Oity have realized from practical experience that when they wanted 4 under quarantine. We sincerely hope . morning for San Francisco, on a visit. y, is known. In other cases is quickly filled with thi virus : ro i to have to chronicle no further mis-. to relatives. = y swollen —_ plions on akin, copper in ‘tne mot 3 tase scalp, uleers on tongue, sore ore oretss oe re Toe © en es \ fortace to Mr. Gray’s household, for. Ollie Clark. the popular brakeman Sareea iy Piet ogden colored splotches, and falling hair and eyebrows . > They could always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada ale sunlit bia seeedies oF teicic kia baw ok the a a © room for bt, Boers. asd ee = Ghee saanlacatabhs signs of Contagious Blood Poison. Cityans now grown to manhood and womanhood, have heard this } arrow Gauge Railroad, is on Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison, ‘These poisonous minNol Cures preached in their homes since they were babies. § well-nigh crushing, considering the the sick list. ~erals ae yet acenpnness-e rang ok oo ent cure of Contagious Blood Poison. They drive the disease ; . precarious condition of the father. Hoa di back system, cover it up a while, but it breaks out nin worseform. These powerful ls prod ie ). . ee for sittaais kad oe eg eat SY sheumatiam and the most offensive sores and ulcers, causing a joints to stiffen and finger SS aatis hag of! Menary ued CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Another Pioneer Gone. n Franc on ‘make wrecks, not cures, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and B ee all : eran legal business. ., ., 8.8.8. acts in an an entirely diferent manner, being a purely vegetable remedy it forces the poison out of the s re po ape orien wre. + trea gta aeletaaieal a A. Charbonell, a Frenchman, who! Mrs. Thos. 8, Ford left this Seucidies instead of down, builds up and Sr general health. §. S. Sk s the only fear} oe for this anecliie wiran and : = came to this city in 1850, died at the/ for Sacramento. caough oi » the ee for Contagious Blood Poison. e No matter in it spies or how hofeless the case may a , even County Hospital yesterday atthe ripe . P. O. Strandbery came down from. new, untried remed: ae creat Ao of soiodk a itty cong tesa mae it : a om fat x cure. . S. S. 8. is not a a ee pe age of 89 years. With the excep-, Camptonville yesterday and left for. only vequisise tapod wood medicine known, : " chor Ci sar area wa aati oral eaicn cha IOOIOIIOIODOICOIOOOOIOIK WK tion of five or six years, when h : Mr. H. 1. Myers, 100 Mul St., ee * y e was . San Francisco corel ll Ser eg tty. eos nea Ree Se Bes, oad T's mae 40 tage te caehag Pcshared” Before Soames Ctncad tha imagine the suffering I endured. T had spent a hundred pnb nis patent m es, but they did not reach the When I had ogee bottle of &,.S. S. I was greatly im , and was delighted with the piss The lerey, red on my chest began to grow paler and smaller, and before long d red entirel regained my lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. I was soon entirely ely. apd my my skin a: clear as a piece of glass.” Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about head gardener at Sutro Heights at San. John McCarty, whvu has been to San Francisco, he was a resident of this; francisco on mining business, returned city and engaged in various kinds of! here yesterday. occupation, and was one of the original’ J. Stevens, who has been here spendowners of the famous Champion mine! ing a few days, returned to San Firancould do me no lollars, which was really thrown away. I then disease. my first lotches LADIES, HERES YOUR CE SSs on Deer Creek. cisco yesterday. acre wits oan sige rig Nweaecgeedee'4 colt treatment. ve medical department is Po of physicians who have ea e st blood diseases. Don’t . Wil Exemplify the Work. . : a " care =~ = been ere for pee is 4 . —— to onan an Holga or advice wanted. ” We make aa ch wha : is etd aver for this, held most alty, : Tomorrow evening Oustomah Lodge, . Bloomfield today. : i isis ig eS : No. 16, I. O. O. F., will pe visited by a} Grant Cordrey of San Francisce, who. ~ . jolly crowd of Grass Valley brothers. . has been here on a visit, returned home NEV ADA THE ATER ! : I:(SIRIOINTOIP IOLOTO Te Lo LW BI6 le TOIT TAItIo LOLA WO ILO LPA OLE LOO A OO MY : They intend te show the Nevada City . yesterday morning. Odd Fellows how beautifully they do. Miss Emily Hamilton of Alameda is ' . Bs . ) H oS is aera" rag — ie pa in their . here visiting her sister, Miss Hamilton Wednesda and Thorsda Eyenin 5 A i: me cs odge. © Same evening represen. of the High School. . . : = tatives to the Grand Lodge will be Miss Greene is preparing to exhibit a stock elected. Every member of the order of TRIMMED HATS which will surpass is earnestly requested to be present. odern Homes. erelar at 1S, ENADA City. OR Mrs. J. Donovan arrived here on last evening’s train from Visalia, onher way home at Cherokee. MARCH 28th AND 29th. oa TAILOR MADE . Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. John McBean came down from WashTHE BL ACK in beauty and style anything seen on the s ey With local applontion®. 8 they cannot — _ bs she to his daugha coast. The opening will be announced ina =~ . SUITS reach the seat of the disease jatarrh . ter, Mrs as. Grisse: e'e @ eee is a blood or constitutional disease,and. W. Davis and Chas, Scheffer of er) KENTUCKIANS few days. Prices will be more reasonable § t that in order to care it you must take inter’ . Forest City were here -yesterday en than ever. See window for reasonable nal remedies. Hall’s Ostarrh Cure is ta td Mani Peaeidind In the Funsy Skit, : taken internally, and acts directly on . Toute to San *rancisoo. prices. Onas. &. Moody of San Jose arrived In all styles and sizes, and at the lowest prices. Le 4 Fe SNELL & FLEMING.. al Have just received and unpacked a new and complete stock of bw es grea Lage gab Ske tarrh Oure is not a quack medicine.' here on ‘he morning train. Mr. Mood It was prescribed by one of the best} 11) pemain here aed . cod is « regular Dacintian. wre ig. G. W. Ballowell, F. E. Newhoft and 25—Colored Artists—25 ped os of the best tonics known,. A. Lettlewood of San Francisco came ined with the best-blood purifiers, . in on last evening’s train. Brass Band and Orchestra JIE scting The perfect conmubaition “of the Col. M. W. Mather of the Plumbago Champion Cake Walkers sol HCHO HCCC Hee mG Buckles—uw “GAY COON-Y ISLAND ” es ’ MISS E. HOEFT, nos srnzzr. ' SS If you wish anything in the above line you will 0 A PE: pesca eircom Ba ae 3 well do well to call early while the assortment is : inne eae We have all sizes and can fit everyody. SNELL & hance eons se iene two ingredients is what produces such mine returned Saturday from Oakland Buck and Wing Dancers begin results in curing catarrhb. and went up to the mine yesterday. Ti st . OBENEY & a hh a shio. Mt and Mrs. L. L. Myers came down Rag Time Singers ’ from North Bloomfield yesterday and By Family Pille are Boalt left this morning for San Francisco. Miss Esther Bishop, a graduate of “Or 4 Goop Brainnine cometh a good . the San Jose Normal School, is here on end.” When you take Hood's Sarsapa-. , visit to Mrs. Hathaway and family *

DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY ! Prices, 2 e Seats on sale at Foley's. ccome Wealr gularity and increase vignish ‘‘ pains ? to girls at 1 body. No Jo harm—life [AIL. Soid veland, Ohio. , VINTON. rilla to purify your blood you are making a good beginning, and the good end will be health and happiness. It never disappoints. Saal You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Care, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts., 560 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the . bottle back and we will refund your money.Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts.and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. . tf Curly Bear. There will be a growl of Cave No. 1 on Tuesday evening, and every Curly Bear is requested to be present. E. J. Scumipt, Grand Curley Bear. L A. GaRrrTuE, Grand Scratcher. i, 0. O. F. Meeting. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, are requested to attend the meeting on Tuesday evening, March 27th, at which time Grass Valley degree team will exemplify the second degree. At the same meeting pe irene nie to the Grand Ladge oe By order. au. M’Kintay Jz, N. G. G. A. Gray, Bs ‘8. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Mrs. Joe Snell of Holyoke, Masr., ‘ arrived here on the morning train on a I H t . visit to her brother-in-law, B. F. Snell. Centra : 0 e€ Miss Dicey Baugh came down from Washington Saturday and left yesterday morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Oosta of DownieRE-OPENED. on a Visit, returned ‘here last evening, ° en-route home. John Grissel, E. E. Brown and W. Richardson arvived here last evening from Eureka, ee Humboldt county, and left this morn‘ ing for Downieville. This well-known and popular hotel has A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, left . been completely renovated throughout, and last evening for San Francisco, from . patrons are assured of every comfort. there he goes to Loomis, Wy., to take — of some mining property. Sy. Wylile of Forest City came. MBALS,. 28 CENTS Pots yesterday and left this morning ‘ROOMS, 2 25 and 50 CENTS for San Francisco. Mr. Wyllie is a dele—— gate to the Grand Lodge of the A.O. kcmaie ob she petii watbennnn fo valle UW. . ie Miss Elise Titus of San Francisco, who bas been here on a visit to her Cor. Broad and Union Streets. aunt, Mrs. R. Simonds, for the past tie aontlion eveanene Seem ee SPRING MILLINERY Proprietor —eee ec morning. Mr. and Mrs: Henry Lane left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to Phone W. 14. —AND— = (i ‘~ ~w— Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest Assortment Ever Brought to This City x ts, SOE PN Le es Manufacturing Jeweler, ‘Broad St. HEI IIIT NEE ENE TENE MOREE TS KINKEAD’S Furniture Store Chiffoniers Bed Lounges Carpot Swuopers, Bia Fa Swing Chairs, ¢ IS THE PLACE TO BUY 2 NICE PRESENTS.. . Fancy. Rockers Rugs Couches ‘om Suits, Parlor Faraitare, TER AER ak RG kk RR IE SPs tae tee DOS OONNCON FY : it HII E LONG STRIDES = Have been made during the eager few years in the manufacture of time-pieces, They are not on dre accurate and durable than they used to be, but are Peeorasieel, We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches 2 If you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready to buy or not, We are both prac:ical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give yous your money back. WATCHMAKERS, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Ss Luetje. Telephone West 14, * Broad ae Nevada Sin” EK. & EF. Is. COOPER Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home %. ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN, GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Phone No. 521. Yard—Piety Hill. To take orders for connecting sewers. friends. While there Mr. Lane will The undersigned h have opened a new Milli: : carriages for bia} ners Store om Pine, Serest. meet tore’ the — eens ee in “IT IS A GOOD IDEA SOMETHING NEW Robert Brady and Mrs. H. F. Brady. Lb. LA ws ne vig nea ih In the year now heginning to avoid the errors of the past. EVERY DAY ee A eed of Forest City came down yesterday aes aes eee Bo 2 Zo TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. . There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit Fresh goods, including lian and staples, Techs & and left this morning for San Fran timber, e rds. ’ _ Space mber, Sugar Pin cisco. Mrs. Brady is a delegate to the Sarees by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. When nye decide arrive by almost every train at snoee ofbuilding material. Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor. Miss Amelia Stevens. To: Trade at SCADDEN’S Tow Le Bros. —_—_— "What is Shiloh ? On Every Bottie . eS eae ae ask of you ie to ase fp geno ber tiroug the TOM’S PLACE.. . You know that you have hit on a place to get the best GroWM. H CRAWFEORD’S, qual. tlofathfally, then if you cen say you . womorable cases of incipient consumpceries and Provisions at as low prices as you sometimes MAIN STREET those sue nct henelitied retara the pout, £0 . 190 and relieve eck iatinaed with Raving Poretetaa ter wit . P27 alaenyens Ger inferior gees: AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jm 1e acche res wet Price 25 cts. 60cts. and. rne resaite we will refand your money. i (Sear will ia “. [F YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY For saie by H. Dickerman, the/ Price 25 cts., 5O cts. aigare ‘tf Dickerman For one of the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any si the druggist. tf fees aale by H. . ee Prop. You will give Mr. Scadden and his popular store on ComSILK or BUNTING FLA! N The favorite piabantic is Hood's Hood’s He Se meaning, mild FF ms » mercial ee ; trial. ~ Be atl ING G at prives asually by wh ° Pille 25. effective. . Next to County Treasurer's office. : ooo fttallers. : \ y > E 4 ——— 7