March 28, 1899 (4 pages)

ak Sa oes site es “BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWR.: L. 6. CALKING. TUESDAY vee MARCH 28, 1899, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. : Over The Telephone. L here on the 19th of April. 0, Mainhart today began the work of reopening the Bullion mine. Mrs. C, T. Lindsey and Miss Aggie Fletcher will arrive this week from Vibalia. ‘JOP Williams had his back badly wfénched at the W. Y. O. D. mine a day or two ago. Mrs. Samuel Harding returned today to Berkeley after a visit with her daugh' “ter here, Mrs. John K. Tyrrell. The body of the late Patrick Noonan was taken to the Catholic church this . 7°8"®, 4nd five directors shall be électmorning where high mass was cele-. ed for two years, and two directors brated, then it was returned. to the house to await. the faneral tomorrow afternoon. : It) is said ‘that ex-District Attorney P, T. Riley contemplates engaging in his profession at San Francisco, and that. he. will become associated with his brother John who. has a lucrative practice in the city, ~ Mr. Clinch has very sensibly reconsidered ‘his determination to resign and will remain on the Board 6f Trustees, He was going to quit because certain old chronic mossbacks of Grass Valley were adversely criticizing his official course. The joint entertainment by the Native Sons and Native Daughters last evening was an interesting event. The ladies ‘banquetted the gentlemen and gave a farce and some songs. The Native Sons created a decided sensation’ by giving an. original and artistic burnt cork show, There were Sixteen of them on the stage, the interlocutor being D.S. Rowe and the end men J. H. Coughlan, Frank Ross and Will Williams tambos, and Henry Campbell, John Hocking and A, J. Hosking, bones. The costumes were ornate and the specialties: artistic. The end men in their “gags” sought to eclipse those given by the Native Daughters ut their minstrel. shows, a few weeks ago, and the universal verdict of the audience that high succeeded, as these fea8 Were the sensation of the evening and are the talk of the town today. Same Statistics on Insanity. Assemblyman W_s. Molliok mvitoa to ’ his paper, the Pasadena News, some interesting things about the insane. He was on the asylum committee, He says; “Thére are now. five insane asylums in California with over 5,000 inmates. Since the ‘beginning of the Stockton asylum there have been about 15,000 crazy people coafined there, of which about 6,000 were native born and 9,000 foreign born, of which about 11,300 were males and 8,700 were females, About 0.6-third of those sent to the asylum recover. More people become insane between 30 and 35 years than at any other age.» Between 25 und 20 is the next worse insane period. Five times more common laborers become insane than of any other occupation. “Farmers come next. Two in three hundred are attorneys, while only one in five hundred are editors. Twenty times as many people become insane rom personaly excess and abuse as overwork and business trials. In the past year 305 were admitted to this asylum. Of the woman who become All Aboard For insane more are married than single. But of themen who become crazy abont t . times.as many are single as are married. Thus if you want to avoid going crazy get married. There are now 1560'inmates at Stockton and of this nui ber 607 are women.”Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is ug and frequently fatal. Shispams ond Cen é care Monae sold for the small price . Mption Cure : ts, ‘ noth like Sake ae gy teal ae oa ‘ : Cts.’ and $1.00, does not allyand acts directly on the blood and has ‘never been known to fail? The worst cases relieved immediately. fifty years on this guarant ° 6 price 25 ots. 5O.cts.and $1 00. For sale. cts, and 00 ota . Fee ee Price 25 om oko ot Out eighbors as Told psny,are holding a special meeting at 16 of an inch of fain fell this forebay the Union Tobacco Company. f. Michell will give a masquerade guaranteed by the Pennsylvania rail-. $35,000,000 New New York, March 28.—The stock. . holders of the American Tobacco Oom. Newark today to authorize an increase of $35,000,000 ‘in the common. stock to: The call for this meeting also provides that the business of the company shall fifteen directors, who shall respectively be. shareholders therein, and whose number may be altered as provided by law, The three additional directors beard of directors to serve until the next annual meeting of the stockholders, At such next annual meeting. five. directors shall. be elected for three shall be elected for one year, and at the expiration of their respective terms their successor shall be elected for three years. All directors elected by the stockholders after the year 1899 shall be elected for three years. ‘ More Dunkers Coming West. tion movement of “Dunkers’to the Red River Valley will be@even greater this year than it) waa’ last yea, when: the total number of settlers of this sect. bound reached into the thousands, Most of them camelast year from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. ‘The largest. colony started west from here today, being made up of between 8,000 and 4,000 Duankers from Pennsylvania, Virginia; Ohio and Indiana, A Big Railroad PHILADELPAIA, Mareh 28:—Gen. Louts . Wagner, chairman of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania road, presided at the annual election of directors which took place chere today, As stock: vote was tiken for the:barpose/or eniatging the scope of the trust which was created in 1878 for the purétase of stocks and bonds, the interest. of which was road company. It is now desired to purchase with the trust fdnds, securities that have been guaranteed since October, 1878, or after thé creatién ot’: the trust, by either the Pennsylvania company or the ‘Pennsylvania R. Ry company and the stockholdérs must 185,054.32. In Memory of a Great [lusician. New . York, March 28.—+The . friends of the late Auton . Seidl, the great Wagnerian director, held a private memorial service today, this being the first anniversary of his death. Thomas today. for San Juan, Porto, , You Try It. : If Shiloh’s Congh and Consiiap he bottle back and we will mucous f refund your money. Sold for Gye: ae eettinattene Pret t® System.) Beud by-H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf man, the druggist, ‘or sale by H Dickertf Sr. Paut, March 28,The coloniza-. passing through St. Paul westward Stock Trust’s. Scheme. . : witnesses." in the West Indies, shoulda leave st. . CATARRE CoRE pes and Young, « P. Ditlon came down yesterday from Washington. town on business. for San Francisco. ' M. OC. Hooker, a Grass Valley archihereafter be’Conducted.’by a board of es ate Se oem, ’ from the California mine. : Mrs, Chris. Gailbraith is down from ‘the Central House 6n 4 visit. William Buck of Moore’s Flat arprovided for. shall ‘be elected ‘ ; bythe; rived here jast evenigg on his wy Wr Bitola. fh ge Charles A. Beesley of Sacramento is here for the Washington Smelting . Company. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O'Connor came down yesterday afternoon from North Bloomfield. ‘ “Miss Risie Levy has gone to Diamond patents are. < : ing;,coming ‘in the interest of: the Chicago & Alton R,’R. cig fey Manager De Sabla of the Electric E. F. Duden, the court stenographer, arrived from Sacramento last evening fo report the Holman case. © Mrs. Joseph Feta has returned to San Francisco. Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Zeitler, went down with her” : “Len Irving came down yesterday afternoon ‘from the ‘Plumbago mine where he is employed in the mill, Prof: Eddy, the famous palmist, arived here today and has taken rooms at the Union Hotel, He will’ remain. here only a féw days. © Mrs, A. Burrows of Grass Valley, who was some years ago admitted to the practice of law in the Quarts of this county, was in town today. Mr. and Mrs. F. F, Graham of Pepperell, Mass., arrived here last evening. The gentleman is an nncle of James A, Graham of the National billiard parC. Simmons of Indian Springs, L. Simmons of Rough and Ready. and E, tendance upon the Superior .Ooiirt as D.'H. Feathers, the Trackee tailor who is famous for his original advertisements, and who aspires to be the John McBean is here from, Washing-. For Life Insurance sce T. B, Gray. J. W: Phelps Jr. has gone to Los An-. “Miso H. Anderson left last evening. A Springs, El Dorado county, where her. Power Company arrived this morning . . ‘}from San Fraficisco. . May 2d, the following delegates: R. J. McDonald of Grass Valley were in at. . i On = Interest. ne Exercised Undue Influence. be _ Dr. H. W. Wagner, physician and sur-/ Thomas Peard of this city. ‘. revivalist Webber preach. 4 Broad stieet this morning, having from “son. . appearances been poisoned. tinue tonight and tomorrow, in Poland, : Waters, Vice President; G. A. Gray, Seothe contestant. retary; J. F. Hook, Treasurer. ‘Helen 8 The meeting is ‘to be held in San. Francisco June Ist. }to' their: Grand Court, which will assemble at Santa Clara on Tuesday, . Judge Coffey. Ronchi, Juhn Rowett and Wm. Avery. Alternates, H. L. Sweeney, Frank May, D. A. Dailey; ‘ ieee ate A dance will be given next Saturday night at Union hall, Indian Flat. Lunch is to be served, The Indian Flat. parwotld for hal ties are always jolly affairs: the Scandinavian nations, ee . What Is Shiloh? In many impor Hlood’s Sarsa —~+-$Ge + to Itself. It is a medicine™ag. ry 3 “PRARDS. WILL’ OPPOSRD, -} PENN YAULBY’ CREAWERY. fs A Daily Chronicle of theDoings ofta. anor Hotes’ and Comments of Local. fis Mother Charges That His Wile Will Begin Making Butter April 47th— A contest has been commenced at t English ale on-draught, five cents a. San Francisco over the will of the late . creamery held a meeting yesterday at glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tt” Henry Peard, the saloon man, who died . the creamery and decided. to begin} . ~Fatiey Cream cheese in ‘tin foil and {in that city on the 12th of the — ee “ roo Nimo a cheese son’s. tf-. month. The deceased» was a son of . The m nery: The little child of Fietro. Orzalli is . genuine Swiss cheose, at Jack ths vit [onuaons ae Meee neaterae e : geon. Officé and residence Main st. which was filed for probate shortly . farmers of that part of the county that . ‘Some of the county seat Methodists . after his death, purports to leave all the . they will be able to supply sufficient J. F. Harrington of Forest Hill is in. went to Grass Valley last night to hear . testator’s property to his widow, Sophia . milk to keep the establishment going Peard. -It is duly attested by H. W./ steadily. A mumber of them have in6 setter dog was found dead on . Hutton and Carolina Theresa Robert. creased their herds of cattle and the The contiblantis the testator’s moth-. class. ‘The Creamery will be managed ‘ 4 The weather Clerk says the rainstorm er, Mrs Grace Eslick of San Francisco, by the former manager of the WheatMrs. Dana Harmon came down today . that started in this morning will eon“who opposes the will on the grounds of , Wild’s barber shop will be removed excrcised over Peard’s mind by his/. ter-makers on the coast. +Monday, April 17th, to the building ad-!. wife. The contestant complains that Joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. . her son was a sufferer from Bright’s 1. Hyman and Charles Hyman of this disease, and for several day before city have received the news of their . his death was only ‘half-conscious and . mother’s death which occurred recently utterly unable to transact business of any kind. It was while in that condi-. spot for sucha gathering, and a merry At last night’s meeting Golden Rule . tion that Mrs. Peard induced her busRelief Club elected the following of: . band to make 8 willleaving everything . will be arranged. of ficers: E.M. McKinlay, President; J. to her, according to the allegations of In the petition for probate of the will nity slip to’say a smrt thing, no matter Freedom Circle, Companions of the . filed by Mra. Peard at the time ot the eS nee ae Forest, has elegted: Mrs. Vina May as filing of the will itself, the value of thet: A.'P, Stewart arrived here last even. t elegate to the Grand Circlé, Mrs. . estate is given at $11,500. The contestA. P, Stewart arri ed here ast even lehagds. being the alternate. ant, however; asserts that her son left . UHtil-he tries, and then he is often real and personal property of the value sorry he found ont. of upwards of $50,000. Knight & Heg: Last night Court Garfield No: 6810, gerty have been retained by Mrs. Bs of the Foresters of America elected lick to prosecute the contest on her behalf, The matter has been assigned to . 8Pe-quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Skates were first made of bones by and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, . A grand old‘remedy for Cough, Colds and gw” used through the @ century, has cured innumefable cases of incipient consumpaa} tion and relieved Many in advanced TR NTR cin ca Gia a praererricacas stages, If you are not Satisfied with "i the results we will refund your money. 9, tant particulars, . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For parilla is Peculiar:. sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Ga ilo r PSY wes VA Picnic May 41th. The directors of the Penn Valley recent storm has made pasturage firstland creamery, . The directors yesterday decided to hold their gréat picnic and woodland fete on Thursday, May llth. It will take place in the grove of big oaks just west of the creamery. It is an ideal round of festivities and amusements Some ‘people will not let an opportuwho smarts for it. A man never knows what he can do Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puri‘fier and tissue. builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25. cts. He comes recom-. undue inflaence‘alleged to have been . mended as one of the most'skilled ‘butTo the feet and x nce through th whole body the path of disease is ort plainly marked. : Don't Catch Cola From wet: feet, Yeere pair of car por independent of the “ie be Pad pa ene t are made arenes m fy re is no i Op’ with wells iat —_ Ler: Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 nu i Children’s Shoes from ‘BOup, All : values bes your money. O@F Repairing nea and prompt! done at the lowest reasonable farahead of the ual “preparation as the /électric light is ahead of ingredients __ used Notice of Proving Will. —_— in making it are suance to ~him cota: . when and where any person interested a on, pro. "sity arc actuate se i N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FO the tallow dip. The I the county of Nevada, State of Californle use in the City and i ted by ™ as the time and place for proving the win of ine the app het P. Dill oo fi tie tion >, on foof Létters 2 mentary In the matter of the Estate of LUCY selected with the /'very greatest. care, . CAVANAUGH, deccoseat Notice is hereb iven that MONDAY, and are gather fed forus atthe . the fe ga day of pall, Peed at 10 o’clook a. m., >» at time they pos Court, at the oe win "City ena greatest nty of Nevada, has been appoin value Ladies, this day, we may F. J. CHENEY & OO,, Toledo, O, ' If the weather is favorable Saturday. . meat carry large \ night there will be a social dance at Union a? ass sobiuesieage ren Oe SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. Party at Indian Flat. During the season of fasting from Bold b Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. hall, Indian ‘Flat. Gentlemen 7 cents, in. all kinds of eluding lunch, Allare invited. m?27-td $8 on BG price, and in ED PRICES ON . TROUSERS. exac If yo top to consider REDUCED PRICES ON MEN'S SUITS. ARE REDUCED PRICES ON <r CLOTH.NG. ~be purchas hoicé from But, Remember, This“ Sale Is STRICTLY CASH: a ee Ra ye : FiIsH, tly wha ¥s are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter u will but s : that o : . CALL ON many iustances sold for less than their .real Value, you will readily: reeive ‘that this! 23 twenty-five cents rebate on évery dollar's worth of goods’ me Br adch more to gta than a ehenal Pe. G. SCADDEN, DG glance would indicate. If we were offering yon old ‘goods or clothing hastily put, together for bargain ‘ Commercial St 32 Purposes, then such a reduction as we offer would’ mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when. Sunidhi wel oe cae perches High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual Saving of one-fourth, then you are ii s really getting 2: Met ae a ee : . * * One Dollar for Seventy. “toe Do,0 et PM : ae ip on ie > On Street, aah otk : wy ik oe : @ Keep on hand at all times the bedt’ of 3 . —— : TH Oorertoeeess : Vegetables, ‘REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. hay ; it that ‘used to sell “fot'$20 and was fully worthMt for $15,and all others Gee : f i 7 + t our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in 5, an ; at reduced “prices. "Pa e your rom a great «variety of Cheviots, Tweeds,« Scotch, Irish and Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. dand it will’ be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies. from @ . packers justly celebrated for the superior-quality of their goods ana feel {confident that both the stock and the price will meet with the approval of the discriminating housekeeper. ~“ttesh Candies and Nuts, © PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc. Tuesday and Tharsday Evenings : » can now $ the druggist. tf aces a Wanted—A hen and ‘brood of young BO VEY BROS,, vhickens, Address this office. 3t 5 “Broad Street, IS IY IS GIS Us Gs Gs iI i] have placed on GINS : exhibition a lot of Oatlor Made Suits, in WZ, lonand proFB. }. ARBOGAST, Clerk. : SiS next postmaster of his town, arrived used in. Thos. , Fe%ix oie 3 Deputy Clerk. / J Gs here last evening, tad: ee ate 8! Jategt Colors ° x : MY Mr. and. Mrs. John. K. Reynolds, Aelllmskee tenksinnect eee : e ‘ng. sé Coverts, Venetians and WY Easterners who have been in Southern nabs : oe CHILDREN’S ; 6 ° . Ss 3 . California some time, went to-Graniteother, ane make uey : ) ah 5 ; Invisible Checks. AIS, ville today to remain ‘awhile for ‘the elecot tt hat ol. Masq uerade Ball >», benefit of the lady’s health. ve a0 Of SRO Deca Hany iscnpe’ Hades P aor WHY ee by oven pesto pee Hood’s Sa ad At Odd Fellows Hall, : They are just the thing for street = ~~ Sos “ ; parilla has a record of cures un-/equalae f Zi. An neteeeene eae Temperament. éd in'medical history. Has Amore: of Friday Evening, April 44, 1899, suits or traveling dresses, Good ap ‘ them, greater successes n serious d ‘ ia is aie we 5 mA = — cases, hotter gen uine, unsolicited Br for any climate } good for any and Nee i : en we heard-how = pao Prt sa abr Ge ADMISSION : : a? ead CIIWS much he had raised:his pricés wedidw’t . *timonials “than. any a) other . . Mankers, 25 obits: all seasons and not ex peusive, CN need any of his® goods. “The » whole medicing fs } a‘ i. * Spectators—Ladies and children on WIG formally ratify a resolution to _this pan Se ee had to go t onan cents. Gentlemen, 50 cents. We wish every lady to see them while on exhibition in ZS effect. The fund has now reached $11,aides OAT. J blood dis. : ourlarge window. You can’? do better at any place, Is “Yes, he’s got & great scheme on foot. é “ane &% don copa esrag peas a . . oe ; NIG ’ He expects to bring the magazine edipte sal idea Violin, recomend elt italian Piagonaan i ar ’ matism, catar “Th, and all other . ini Violin, rosewood bow, violin case, instrucIWS Ie ern rae What's trotbles traceable, Ac itipure or viFo pe Ape for the outfit. You can PRICES ALL MARKED, ‘a ANS ae iated blood. // Possessing great stom. gee enn eee 2Md Can Ruarantee set worth WY a ti vie * 2 $25. Chicago Novelty Company, 19 MontgomMA Some.of the. good die y oung; -batia ach-toning qu alities, ‘it’ cures indiery street. San Francisco, Cal. m27-2w. Respectfull y, : Be S great many outgrow it. gestion, dysper ™ aia, cotaerh ‘ VE : ‘ : ” AI of the stomach,etc. 8 It builds . ” # Bug 2s ' Fe NY : ae up the nerves, renewing . a M A ) Se Eee Oe Touxpo, ss, and reviving brain, nerve and mental @ } e Gro SS F rang J. CHENgY makes, oath that-he. Strength and curing / nervous ; : ¥ Sy dls is the senior pattaer ont the firm of)#. prostration. Asa natural tonic, 2 : ; * QP Sic ENeY & Oo. doing ‘business in’ the . it Strengthens the /whole ; See City of Toledo, County and State afore‘andSS San Juan. . said, anid: thst said firm will pay the rbd oe 4 ‘ ls sum o NDRED DO at ti eeling. 4 } ae . . WasuinaTon, March 28.—The sehodls. tor each atid 8Véry case of Gataret teat It -has. done al () / pe 4 oraits See Muslin Under wear NIG ship Saratoga, which has been cruising . C@0not be cured by the use of Hatx’s. this forothers and {> a . ; Sk Seager . jt Sl Ti" In ourother window ins Born to heforectee ind eer, . vil Gb tee son ae Rac or if / LT Mt} \ ; . pails U worn ore. me and -subscrits you. w Be . — si Rico, where a royal’ welcome awaits it.j in my Rreponge, this 5th day "of Dew Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is a necessity, an : COME TO US FOR LACE CURTAINS. WY 3 i” “peomber, A. D., 1886, MAcAN . . °Pportunity and a fair trial. Be sure . : , i. : : WS «timmant. /* ¥.GBEAson,~. Hoge Hood's. old by, dra inte. Ee. ft ANS Hall's Oatateh Cure 1s: taken intern. “Wel Mass. It never disappoints 4 This space will in a few days conan, the ANNOUNCEMENT OF 1.63 All orders prom: faithfully wend, Is the place . to buy all kinds of Furniture at a TUESDAY. cl NORTH 1 Maud MoKilli visit to friend: vicinity ——E cently kicked and while laid got the grip, it MAYBEBT: here yesterde of operations . and Mrs. Ww. Berriman hou! RELIEF HI antest social in celebration Mrs. H. Pent sembled to pf venerable lad; best kind of a came/up: from visit. her sists WASHING! lions -have be about here fo! new mill for shipped to t! roads are opel tinues' to fin Star.——A. Pr tiating fora ——The ledge claim on Poo than ever, no opened up. 1 mill next som —_ THE Hard Time 6 f The trial of at Fortuna o horse from ranch in the and brough morning in t! Attorney P people and 1 fendant. * Up to noot were accept regular pani man, P. G.& L. Cooper, 1 W. Odell, P. ker, Of thi: fied by law. three were p on the asses fireman. At 11:30 4 alled . for “1:80. Upon the the. panel w ’ :tion of D. H -venire and . ‘from the s statement . George, the sworn and. “Tw The Wor expect to their bigh fun will be Members happen to Hu William him on tt -took him call right.i Don't e fal mem he’d pref The me heart is‘e bound tc The rie That of I Some m Profess Profe: at the recomn -your fF : State o \ ments: we cure home 1 will be and in fatare hand,’ it were yisitec

ak Sa oes site es “BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWR.: L. 6. CALKING. TUESDAY vee MARCH 28, 1899, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. : Over The Telephone. L here on the 19th of April.. 0, Mainhart today began the work of reopening the Bullion mine. Mrs. C, T. Lindsey and Miss Aggie Fletcher will arrive this week from Vibalia. ‘JOP Williams had his back badly wfénched at the W. Y. O. D. mine a day or two ago. Mrs. Samuel Harding returned today to Berkeley after a visit with her daugh' “ter here, Mrs. John K. Tyrrell. The body of the late Patrick Noonan was taken to the Catholic church this . 7°8"®, 4nd five directors shall be électmorning where high mass was cele-. ed for two years, and two directors brated, then it was returned. to the house to await. the faneral tomorrow afternoon. : It) is said ‘that ex-District Attorney P, T. Riley contemplates engaging in his profession at San Francisco, and that. he. will become associated with his brother John who. has a lucrative practice in the city, ~ Mr. Clinch has very sensibly reconsidered ‘his determination to resign and will remain on the Board 6f Trustees, He was going to quit because certain old chronic mossbacks of Grass Valley were adversely criticizing his official course. The joint entertainment by the Native Sons and Native Daughters last evening was an interesting event. The ladies ‘banquetted the gentlemen and gave a farce and some songs. The Native Sons created a decided sensation’ by giving an. original and artistic burnt cork show, There were Sixteen of them on the stage, the interlocutor being D.S. Rowe and the end men J. H. Coughlan, Frank Ross and Will Williams tambos, and Henry Campbell, John Hocking and A, J. Hosking, bones. The costumes were ornate and the specialties: artistic. The end men in their “gags” sought to eclipse those given by the Native Daughters ut their minstrel. shows, a few weeks ago, and the universal verdict of the audience that high succeeded, as these fea8 Were the sensation of the evening and are the talk of the town today. Same Statistics on Insanity. Assemblyman W_s. Molliok mvitoa to ’ his paper, the Pasadena News, some interesting things about the insane. He was on the asylum committee, He says; “Thére are now. five insane asylums in California with over 5,000 inmates. Since the ‘beginning of the Stockton asylum there have been about 15,000 crazy people coafined there, of which about 6,000 were native born and 9,000 foreign born, of which about 11,300 were males and 8,700 were females, About 0.6-third of those sent to the asylum recover. More people become insane between 30 and 35 years than at any other age.» Between 25 und 20 is the next worse insane period. Five times more common laborers become insane than of any other occupation. “Farmers come next. Two in three hundred are attorneys, while only one in five hundred are editors. Twenty times as many people become insane rom personaly excess and abuse as overwork and business trials. In the past year 305 were admitted to this asylum. Of the woman who become All Aboard For insane more are married than single. But of themen who become crazy abont t . times.as many are single as are married. Thus if you want to avoid going crazy get married. There are now 1560'inmates at Stockton and of this nui ber 607 are women.”Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is ug and frequently fatal. Shispams ond Cen é care Monae sold for the small price . Mption Cure : ts, ‘ noth like Sake ae gy teal ae oa ‘ : Cts.’ and $1.00, does not allyand acts directly on the blood and has ‘never been known to fail? The worst cases relieved immediately. fifty years on this guarant ° 6 price 25 ots. 5O.cts.and $1 00. For sale. cts, and 00 ota . Fee ee Price 25 om oko ot Out eighbors as Told psny,are holding a special meeting at 16 of an inch of fain fell this forebay the Union Tobacco Company. f. Michell will give a masquerade guaranteed by the Pennsylvania rail-. $35,000,000 New New York, March 28.—The stock. . holders of the American Tobacco Oom. Newark today to authorize an increase of $35,000,000 ‘in the common. stock to: The call for this meeting also provides that the business of the company shall fifteen directors, who shall respectively be. shareholders therein, and whose number may be altered as provided by law, The three additional directors beard of directors to serve until the next annual meeting of the stockholders, At such next annual meeting. five. directors shall. be elected for three shall be elected for one year, and at the expiration of their respective terms their successor shall be elected for three years. All directors elected by the stockholders after the year 1899 shall be elected for three years. ‘ More Dunkers Coming West. tion movement of “Dunkers’to the Red River Valley will be@even greater this year than it) waa’ last yea, when: the total number of settlers of this sect. bound reached into the thousands, Most of them camelast year from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. ‘The largest. colony started west from here today, being made up of between 8,000 and 4,000 Duankers from Pennsylvania, Virginia; Ohio and Indiana, A Big Railroad PHILADELPAIA, Mareh 28:—Gen. Louts . Wagner, chairman of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania road, presided at the annual election of directors which took place chere today, As stock: vote was tiken for the:barpose/or eniatging the scope of the trust which was created in 1878 for the purétase of stocks and bonds, the interest. of which was road company. It is now desired to purchase with the trust fdnds, securities that have been guaranteed since October, 1878, or after thé creatién ot’: the trust, by either the Pennsylvania company or the ‘Pennsylvania R. Ry company and the stockholdérs must 185,054.32. In Memory of a Great [lusician. New . York, March 28.—+The . friends of the late Auton . Seidl, the great Wagnerian director, held a private memorial service today, this being the first anniversary of his death. Thomas today. for San Juan, Porto, , You Try It. : If Shiloh’s Congh and Consiiap he bottle back and we will mucous f refund your money. Sold for Gye: ae eettinattene Pret t® System.) Beud by-H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf man, the druggist, ‘or sale by H Dickertf Sr. Paut, March 28,The coloniza-. passing through St. Paul westward Stock Trust’s. Scheme. . : witnesses." in the West Indies, shoulda leave st. . CATARRE CoRE pes and Young, « P. Ditlon came down yesterday from Washington. town on business. for San Francisco. ' M. OC. Hooker, a Grass Valley archihereafter be’Conducted.’by a board of es ate Se oem, ’ from the California mine. : Mrs, Chris. Gailbraith is down from ‘the Central House 6n 4 visit. William Buck of Moore’s Flat arprovided for. shall ‘be elected ‘ ; bythe; rived here jast evenigg on his wy Wr Bitola. fh ge Charles A. Beesley of Sacramento is here for the Washington Smelting . Company. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O'Connor came down yesterday afternoon from North Bloomfield. ‘ “Miss Risie Levy has gone to Diamond patents are.. < : ing;,coming ‘in the interest of: the Chicago & Alton R,’R. cig fey Manager De Sabla of the Electric E. F. Duden, the court stenographer, arrived from Sacramento last evening fo report the Holman case. © Mrs. Joseph Feta has returned to San Francisco. Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Zeitler, went down with her” : “Len Irving came down yesterday afternoon ‘from the ‘Plumbago mine where he is employed in the mill, Prof: Eddy, the famous palmist, arived here today and has taken rooms at the Union Hotel, He will’ remain. here only a féw days. © Mrs, A. Burrows of Grass Valley, who was some years ago admitted to the practice of law in the Quarts of this county, was in town today. Mr. and Mrs. F. F, Graham of Pepperell, Mass., arrived here last evening. The gentleman is an nncle of James A, Graham of the National billiard parC. Simmons of Indian Springs, L. Simmons of Rough and Ready. and E, tendance upon the Superior .Ooiirt as D.'H. Feathers, the Trackee tailor who is famous for his original advertisements, and who aspires to be the John McBean is here from, Washing-. For Life Insurance sce T. B, Gray. J. W: Phelps Jr. has gone to Los An-. “Miso H. Anderson left last evening. A Springs, El Dorado county, where her. Power Company arrived this morning . . ‘}from San Fraficisco. . May 2d, the following delegates: R. J. McDonald of Grass Valley were in at. . i On = Interest. ne Exercised Undue Influence. be _ Dr. H. W. Wagner, physician and sur-/ Thomas Peard of this city. ‘. revivalist Webber preach. 4 Broad stieet this morning, having from “son. . appearances been poisoned. tinue tonight and tomorrow, in Poland, : Waters, Vice President; G. A. Gray, Seothe contestant. retary; J. F. Hook, Treasurer. ‘Helen 8 The meeting is ‘to be held in San. Francisco June Ist. }to' their: Grand Court, which will assemble at Santa Clara on Tuesday, . Judge Coffey. Ronchi, Juhn Rowett and Wm. Avery. Alternates, H. L. Sweeney, Frank May, D. A. Dailey; ‘ ieee ate A dance will be given next Saturday night at Union hall, Indian Flat. Lunch is to be served, The Indian Flat. parwotld for hal ties are always jolly affairs: the Scandinavian nations, ee . What Is Shiloh? In many impor Hlood’s Sarsa —~+-$Ge + to Itself.. It is a medicine™ag. ry 3 “PRARDS. WILL’ OPPOSRD, -} PENN YAULBY’ CREAWERY. fs A Daily Chronicle of theDoings ofta. anor Hotes’ and Comments of Local. fis Mother Charges That His Wile Will Begin Making Butter April 47th— A contest has been commenced at t English ale on-draught, five cents a. San Francisco over the will of the late . creamery held a meeting yesterday at glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tt” Henry Peard, the saloon man, who died . the creamery and decided. to begin} . ~Fatiey Cream cheese in ‘tin foil and {in that city on the 12th of the — ee “ roo Nimo a cheese son’s. tf-. month. The deceased» was a son of . The m nery: The little child of Fietro. Orzalli is . genuine Swiss cheose, at Jack ths vit [onuaons ae Meee neaterae e : geon. Officé and residence Main st. which was filed for probate shortly . farmers of that part of the county that . ‘Some of the county seat Methodists . after his death, purports to leave all the . they will be able to supply sufficient J. F. Harrington of Forest Hill is in. went to Grass Valley last night to hear . testator’s property to his widow, Sophia . milk to keep the establishment going Peard. -It is duly attested by H. W./ steadily. A mumber of them have in6 setter dog was found dead on . Hutton and Carolina Theresa Robert. creased their herds of cattle and the The contiblantis the testator’s moth-. class. ‘The Creamery will be managed ‘ 4 The weather Clerk says the rainstorm er, Mrs Grace Eslick of San Francisco, by the former manager of the WheatMrs. Dana Harmon came down today . that started in this morning will eon“who opposes the will on the grounds of , Wild’s barber shop will be removed excrcised over Peard’s mind by his/. ter-makers on the coast. +Monday, April 17th, to the building ad-!. wife. The contestant complains that Joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. . her son was a sufferer from Bright’s 1. Hyman and Charles Hyman of this disease, and for several day before city have received the news of their . his death was only ‘half-conscious and . mother’s death which occurred recently utterly unable to transact business of any kind. It was while in that condi-. spot for sucha gathering, and a merry At last night’s meeting Golden Rule . tion that Mrs. Peard induced her busRelief Club elected the following of: . band to make 8 willleaving everything . will be arranged. of ficers: E.M. McKinlay, President; J. to her, according to the allegations of In the petition for probate of the will nity slip to’say a smrt thing, no matter Freedom Circle, Companions of the . filed by Mra. Peard at the time ot the eS nee ae Forest, has elegted: Mrs. Vina May as filing of the will itself, the value of thet: A.'P, Stewart arrived here last even. t elegate to the Grand Circlé, Mrs. . estate is given at $11,500. The contestA. P, Stewart arri ed here ast even lehagds. being the alternate. ant, however; asserts that her son left . UHtil-he tries, and then he is often real and personal property of the value sorry he found ont. of upwards of $50,000. Knight & Heg: Last night Court Garfield No: 6810, gerty have been retained by Mrs. Bs of the Foresters of America elected lick to prosecute the contest on her behalf, The matter has been assigned to . 8Pe-quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Skates were first made of bones by and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, . A grand old‘remedy for Cough, Colds and gw” used through the @ century, has cured innumefable cases of incipient consumpaa} tion and relieved Many in advanced TR NTR cin ca Gia a praererricacas stages, If you are not Satisfied with "i the results we will refund your money. 9, tant particulars, . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For parilla is Peculiar:. sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Ga ilo r PSY wes VA Picnic May 41th. The directors of the Penn Valley recent storm has made pasturage firstland creamery, .

The directors yesterday decided to hold their gréat picnic and woodland fete on Thursday, May llth. It will take place in the grove of big oaks just west of the creamery. It is an ideal round of festivities and amusements Some ‘people will not let an opportuwho smarts for it. A man never knows what he can do Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puri‘fier and tissue. builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25. cts. He comes recom-. undue inflaence‘alleged to have been . mended as one of the most'skilled ‘butTo the feet and x nce through th whole body the path of disease is ort plainly marked. : Don't Catch Cola From wet: feet, Yeere pair of car por independent of the “ie be Pad pa ene t are made arenes m fy re is no i Op’ with wells iat —_ Ler: Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50 up. Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 nu i Children’s Shoes from ‘BOup, All : values bes your money. O@F Repairing nea and prompt! done at the lowest reasonable farahead of the ual “preparation as the /électric light is ahead of ingredients __ used Notice of Proving Will. —_— in making it are suance to ~him cota: . when and where any person interested a on, pro. "sity arc actuate se i N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FO the tallow dip. The I the county of Nevada, State of Californle use in the City and i ted by ™ as the time and place for proving the win of ine the app het P. Dill oo fi tie tion >, on foof Létters 2 mentary In the matter of the Estate of LUCY selected with the /'very greatest. care, . CAVANAUGH, deccoseat Notice is hereb iven that MONDAY, and are gather fed forus atthe . the fe ga day of pall, Peed at 10 o’clook a. m., >» at time they pos Court, at the oe win "City ena greatest nty of Nevada, has been appoin value Ladies, this day, we may F. J. CHENEY & OO,, Toledo, O, ' If the weather is favorable Saturday. . meat carry large \ night there will be a social dance at Union a? ass sobiuesieage ren Oe SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. Party at Indian Flat. During the season of fasting from Bold b Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. hall, Indian ‘Flat. Gentlemen 7 cents, in. all kinds of eluding lunch, Allare invited. m?27-td $8 on BG price, and in ED PRICES ON . TROUSERS. exac If yo top to consider REDUCED PRICES ON MEN'S SUITS. ARE REDUCED PRICES ON <r CLOTH.NG. ~be purchas hoicé from But, Remember, This“ Sale Is STRICTLY CASH: a ee Ra ye : FiIsH, tly wha ¥s are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter u will but s : that o : . CALL ON many iustances sold for less than their .real Value, you will readily: reeive ‘that this! 23 twenty-five cents rebate on évery dollar's worth of goods’ me Br adch more to gta than a ehenal Pe. G. SCADDEN, DG glance would indicate. If we were offering yon old ‘goods or clothing hastily put, together for bargain ‘ Commercial St 32 Purposes, then such a reduction as we offer would’ mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when. Sunidhi wel oe cae perches High-Grade Standard Goods at an actual Saving of one-fourth, then you are ii s really getting 2: Met ae a ee : . * * One Dollar for Seventy. “toe Do,0 et PM : ae ip on ie > On Street, aah otk : wy ik oe : @ Keep on hand at all times the bedt’ of 3 . —— : TH Oorertoeeess : Vegetables, ‘REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. hay ; it that ‘used to sell “fot'$20 and was fully worthMt for $15,and all others Gee : f i 7 + t our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in 5, an ; at reduced “prices. "Pa e your rom a great «variety of Cheviots, Tweeds,« Scotch, Irish and Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics.. dand it will’ be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies. from @ . packers justly celebrated for the superior-quality of their goods ana feel {confident that both the stock and the price will meet with the approval of the discriminating housekeeper. ~“ttesh Candies and Nuts, © PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc. Tuesday and Tharsday Evenings : » can now $ the druggist. tf aces a Wanted—A hen and ‘brood of young BO VEY BROS,, vhickens, Address this office. 3t 5 “Broad Street, IS IY IS GIS Us Gs Gs iI i] have placed on GINS : exhibition a lot of Oatlor Made Suits, in WZ, lonand proFB. }. ARBOGAST, Clerk. : SiS next postmaster of his town, arrived used in. Thos. , Fe%ix oie 3 Deputy Clerk. / J Gs here last evening, tad: ee ate 8! Jategt Colors ° x : MY Mr. and. Mrs. John. K.. Reynolds, Aelllmskee tenksinnect eee : e ‘ng. sé Coverts, Venetians and WY Easterners who have been in Southern nabs : oe CHILDREN’S ; 6 ° . Ss 3 . California some time, went to-Graniteother, ane make uey : ) ah 5 ; Invisible Checks. AIS, ville today to remain ‘awhile for ‘the elecot tt hat ol. Masq uerade Ball >», benefit of the lady’s health. ve a0 Of SRO Deca Hany iscnpe’ Hades P aor WHY ee by oven pesto pee Hood’s Sa ad At Odd Fellows Hall, : They are just the thing for street = ~~ Sos “ ; parilla has a record of cures un-/equalae f Zi. An neteeeene eae Temperament. éd in'medical history. Has Amore: of Friday Evening, April 44, 1899, suits or traveling dresses, Good ap ‘ them, greater successes n serious d ‘ ia is aie we 5 mA = — cases, hotter gen uine, unsolicited Br for any climate } good for any and Nee i : en we heard-how = pao Prt sa abr Ge ADMISSION : : a? ead CIIWS much he had raised:his pricés wedidw’t . *timonials “than. any a) other . . Mankers, 25 obits: all seasons and not ex peusive, CN need any of his® goods. “The » whole medicing fs } a‘ i. * Spectators—Ladies and children on WIG formally ratify a resolution to _this pan Se ee had to go t onan cents. Gentlemen, 50 cents. We wish every lady to see them while on exhibition in ZS effect. The fund has now reached $11,aides OAT. J blood dis. : ourlarge window. You can’? do better at any place, Is “Yes, he’s got & great scheme on foot. é “ane &% don copa esrag peas a . . oe ; NIG ’ He expects to bring the magazine edipte sal idea Violin, recomend elt italian Piagonaan i ar ’ matism, catar “Th, and all other . ini Violin, rosewood bow, violin case, instrucIWS Ie ern rae What's trotbles traceable, Ac itipure or viFo pe Ape for the outfit. You can PRICES ALL MARKED, ‘a ANS ae iated blood. // Possessing great stom. gee enn eee 2Md Can Ruarantee set worth WY a ti vie * 2 $25. Chicago Novelty Company, 19 MontgomMA Some.of the. good die y oung; -batia ach-toning qu alities, ‘it’ cures indiery street. San Francisco, Cal. m27-2w. Respectfull y, : Be S great many outgrow it. gestion, dysper ™ aia, cotaerh ‘ VE : ‘ : ” AI of the stomach,etc. 8 It builds . ” # Bug 2s ' Fe NY : ae up the nerves, renewing . a M A ) Se Eee Oe Touxpo, ss, and reviving brain, nerve and mental @ } e Gro SS F rang J. CHENgY makes, oath that-he. Strength and curing / nervous ; : ¥ Sy dls is the senior pattaer ont the firm of)#. prostration. Asa natural tonic, 2 : ; * QP Sic ENeY & Oo. doing ‘business in’ the . it Strengthens the /whole ; See City of Toledo, County and State afore‘andSS San Juan. . said, anid: thst said firm will pay the rbd oe 4 ‘ ls sum o NDRED DO at ti eeling. 4 } ae . . WasuinaTon, March 28.—The sehodls. tor each atid 8Véry case of Gataret teat It -has. done al () / pe 4 oraits See Muslin Under wear NIG ship Saratoga, which has been cruising . C@0not be cured by the use of Hatx’s. this forothers and {> a . ; Sk Seager . jt Sl Ti" In ourother window ins Born to heforectee ind eer, . vil Gb tee son ae Rac or if / LT Mt} \ ; . pails U worn ore. me and -subscrits you. w Be . — si Rico, where a royal’ welcome awaits it.j in my Rreponge, this 5th day "of Dew Hood’s Sarsaparilla, is a necessity, an : COME TO US FOR LACE CURTAINS. WY 3 i” “peomber, A. D., 1886, MAcAN . . °Pportunity and a fair trial. Be sure . : , i. : : WS «timmant. /* ¥.GBEAson,~. Hoge Hood's. old by, dra inte. Ee. ft ANS Hall's Oatateh Cure 1s: taken intern. “Wel Mass. It never disappoints 4 This space will in a few days conan, the ANNOUNCEMENT OF 1.63 All orders prom: faithfully wend, Is the place . to buy all kinds of Furniture at a TUESDAY.. cl NORTH 1 Maud MoKilli visit to friend: vicinity ——E cently kicked and while laid got the grip, it MAYBEBT: here yesterde of operations . and Mrs. Ww. Berriman hou! RELIEF HI antest social in celebration Mrs. H. Pent sembled to pf venerable lad; best kind of a came/up: from visit. her sists WASHING! lions -have be about here fo! new mill for shipped to t! roads are opel tinues' to fin Star.——A. Pr tiating fora ——The ledge claim on Poo than ever, no opened up. 1 mill next som —_ THE Hard Time 6 f The trial of at Fortuna o horse from ranch in the and brough morning in t! Attorney P people and 1 fendant. * Up to noot were accept regular pani man, P. G.& L. Cooper, 1 W. Odell, P. ker, Of thi: fied by law. three were p on the asses fireman. At 11:30 4 alled . for “1:80. Upon the the. panel w ’ :tion of D. H -venire and . ‘from the s statement . George, the sworn and. “Tw The Wor expect to their bigh fun will be Members happen to Hu William him on tt -took him call right.i Don't e fal mem he’d pref The me heart is‘e bound tc The rie That of I Some m Profess Profe: at the recomn -your fF : State o \ ments: we cure home 1 will be and in fatare hand,’ it were yisitec