March 28, 1899 (4 pages)

Maud MeKillican: visit to friends af J vicinity —-E Penrose, ® rough the se is often Sola pather. of honest B Op with ) up. up, -50 up. money, promptly \ ments are, and whether or not you can of operations at the Eagle: and Mrs. W. J. Oats Berriman house. — suas {and have thelr. Tittle weaknesses like RELEBI HIE? (One: of the pleas-. oe Ordinary mortal. ae antest social events every occouring ‘Suddénly turning to the writer, Mr. aie ie’ turday Sawyer said: . i ee se). “Mr. Mead, Tam surprised that you, -who have written so much about the beri¢h and the bur, and especially aboot Judge Hawley, should have failed to say something about his remarkable performances in 1891 and 1892.” ’ 4] haven’t the remotest idea to what tPwo . California . 7°° refer,” I snid. “Let’s have it.” lions have been haunting the woode. . A"4 he told this strange tale of man’s about bere for three days past. Phe . endurance: where a sense of duty called vow ini for the Bt. Patrick will be. 220» Sie for. efforts that would ordishipped to the mine as aconeas the . wey ‘break down the system: = roads are opened.——M. D. Géoléy.con-. “In April, 1891, Judge ‘Hoffman, of tinues to find ‘good’ ore in the Ocean ‘the U2. ‘District Circuit Court, was Star._—A. Pugh of Oakland is. negotaken sick. Judge Sawyer himself was tiating fora bond on the Giant King.’ not well, sand the work of the. two _—-The ledge in the Sixteen to One claim on Poorman creek looks better than ever, now that. it is being well opened ap. The intention is to build a mill next sommer. Be Mrs. H. Penrose Sr. Fifty guests assembled to pay: ‘their respects. to. the. venerable lady, and everybody had the best kind of a time. — ‘Miss Alice Folk came up from Nevada City today to visit. ber sister Mrs. Oharles Ross. . for Judge’ Hoffman. This was in the following August. Judge Sawyer himself died about a month later. Judge Hawley thus had to sit upon the CirHard Time Getting a Jury For a HorseStealing Trial. The trial of Edward Holman, arrested . therefore, that he should be in Carson. at Fortuna on a charge of stealing @ City one day in every week, as well as horse from Hon. William George’s . looking after the interests of INigants ranch in the lower part of the county, and brought back here, began. this . San Francisco to Carson City is 275 morning in the Superior Court, District . miles, 80 in order to accomplish this. is quiet in the city so far, but are fighting like demons, While I am writing Dewey is throwing shells. M Attorney Power appearing for _the. result it was mecessary to travel 550 people and I. 0, L n@ley for the de-. miles a week, The train left here, I befendant. oe RA Se 7 * Up to noon the following nine jurors were accepted and sworn from the . Returning to this city the same time regular panel of thirty: J. 1: Brinkwas exhausted. Abont a year was conman, P. G. Scadden, John McBean, F. . sumed im this’ backward and forward . . tk sixth annual account of J. L. Merguire, executor of the estate of the late W. H. Kruger, was filed and an application was made by J. M. Walling as atL. Cooper, E. Eagye, W. G. Graham, G. movement. Let us figure on that basis, W. Odell, P. Mulcahey and D. 8. Ba-. There are 52 weeks in a year. Five ker, Of ibis panel nine were disqualihundred and fifty miles, multiplied by fied by law. One man wasnearly blind, . fifty-two weeks, gives the to'al of three were partially deaf, foar were not 98,600 miles traveled during this period. on the assessment roll and. one was 4) The nomber of hours consumed was fireman. ea es . 4600 or almost 76-days out. of the 268 At 11:30 dspecial venire of five was) All of this time ‘he presided over three called for and court adjourned till) and was 4 member of an appellate “1:30. S505 . court, “His work was prodigious, but, Upon the ‘reconventng ‘of the Court . strange as it may seem, I do not recall the panel was completed by. the, addi-. «single case in which he was overruled tion of D. H. Feathers from the regular . or reversed. What do you think of -venire and B. Locklin and H. J. Carter . that for a record?” from the special. After the epening. We of course thought it was wonderstatement by the District Attorney Mr. fut, but I kept up my habit of thinking. George, the complaining witness, was) So, I thought, this ie the “Tom” Hawley sworn and began testifying. ’ fwho got his legal education in Nevada : ote ~\eounty. ‘There he was married, and there his children were born. There his merits were recognized, and there he held his first offite—District Attorney. Like many others of that brilliant bar he sought wider fields, and like all, without an exception, he has gained distinction. Yes, more; in the whole history of. jurisprudence the student ein wee: Hurt at the Champion. . . will not fina a parallel to the true tale f Gold Fiat was burt . *° here told. ‘The world, yes, the whole Pipes ores ue this morning -by wide world, furnishes not its equal. ‘a mining timber falling ond striking When I spoke to Judge Hawley him on the back, His brother George -took him home in a cart. He wilt be call. right.in a short time. “Two Hours of Frolic. The Workmen of Nevada City Lodge expect. to have a royal good time at their high jinks tomorrow night. ‘The fun will begin at 8:30 and last twohours. Members of lo:ges elsewhere who happen to be in town are invited. ——_————_———— Don't envy the man with the wonderfal memory; remembers much that he’d prefer to forget. ao The'man with a good head and heart is an angel with one wing, and bound to go wrong. a bad through such a trying ordeal. A FEW NOTES. That of his heirs is generally division: : 90 Don’t try tomake aman eat his words. Some men would rather fight than eat. pointive. Professor Eddy, the Noted Palmist, _ Has Arrived. : at the Union Hotel, and comes well prohtbitin recommended. By examination of have no idea -your palms ‘state of your health, what your ail-. horse-racing ‘be cured. He will also tell you if your, and should: home life is or will be happy, if you) ago. If this will be fortunate ia your avd in fact he will disclose to you your . serve te cover many sins. future, as told by the language of the hand, which he it were a book. In the yisited by the professer, he is Jooked . Pres apon asa prophet and considered by elect two aome to be gifted with supernatoral. perior Jud power, ‘The professor. will give read-. Judge {ngs in Palmistry for 50 cents for a few . even a bandred people passed through his . argued parlors in Grass Valley, to have their . would } wonder, . him. ren Woodruff of -¢o meet people from er, whofor many years was Oletk. raary 4th. ‘Thy fir Circuit Court. The sab-/all over the line. iscassion was Judges, their} with volley fir band boys to go to the front. During }* the night gents came through our building, 80) we didn’t sleep any. We reached the: Sonth Dakota regiment at 9 o'clock . and fell into the firing line and kept it up for two hours, then we got” orders to charge. We charged through a rice . swamp, shooting and yelling like alot} of Indians giving their regular war whoop. We captured blockhouse No, . the 4 without losing a man and killed lots of the enemy. There are thousanis of the insurgents and they are well'armed . for but they can’t shoot like we can. They can’t stand our volley firing. : ~ «Our regiment is the only one in the no city, all the others are out to the front. Courts fell behind. . So, in his capacity . We are the city police and since the of Circuit Jadge, -he ordered Judge. war has started nearly all of our’ boys Hawley. of the State of Nevada to sit have been out with the other. regi-: ise The church and congregation was rganized in 1860. It is one of the old. to be established between the United st Episcopal parishes of the city, al. States and Mexico, and Federal officials ; city. We have had lots of trouble though the church building is new and } here are @aily expecting to receive nite modern in all its accessories. + -2@eo + early part of April, and Judge Hoff-. issued-to ‘us that any Minnesota man _ . angn died about the 10th or 12th of the . caught at the. firing will be shot, be-/}° cause there is likely to be a riot in the . ° already. It is 2 o'clock in the after-. 4 cuit Court of Appeals. ‘Farther than} noon and we have just received orders . . sis. hie own Court in Nevada had to. to get on our fighting clothes. Our -\be looked after. It was necessary, troops are advancing and the euemy is strong.’ Our battle line is thirty miles . wi long and it is thought that. the. insurgents might possibly break. through im this District. The distance from where our lines are thin and we may . v have a little fun in town. Everything lieve. at 4:30 p. m.and arrived at Car-)among the insurgents and bombarding son‘at 10’a, m. the following morning. “towns.” ; about the matter he treated it lightly, ‘Ghd said he.did not. even study the 1 eases on the cars. He sought the seclusion of his berth and his mind got 8 much-needed rest. However he may look upon it, the bar of this State and of Nevada marvel at the wonderful will amd physical ability that carried him oe This fall we have an election under _ The rich man’s arithmetic is addition. . the new charter, and already are the names of candidates. being discussed. You willtake notice that the present incumbents of officers are behaving themselves admirably, although some of the offices are abolished or made apOne of the best things done here in Professor Eddy, the noted palmist, is . years isthe passage of the ordinance g pool selling. Your readers of the amount of crime he can tell you tlie. and misery the selling of pools on and dog-coursing has brought upon us. It wasa crying evil have been prohibited long Board of Supervisors never . _ love affairs, . does another good act, this one will] A year from next fall we have ancan read as easily a8 if . other election, go you see the politicians cities and towns . will have lots of work to do, It will be jidential election, but’ we also Congressmen and four Suges. Among the latter is Coffey. A movement is on foot, tthis early day, to give him the Jt is said that over five . nomination from both parties, for it is day {had the pleasure of can scarcely realize an, and hope to i a oe ‘The Kruger Estate. Board of Episc opal Church of San Francisco:and ‘wag installed in charge of fhe Church fof emulation. nent of the"Adveut May 26, 1895. eae In Jane, 1897, t the Episcopal convention of that. city will be held within = few days: . sear, appointed Mr. Emery arch-deacon . That ‘organization has heretofore exhis diocese. this office that he “Many of our citizens will remember th pleasure E. B. Warman, the emi writer upon and teacher of. voice and physical calture who with his wife isited friends at this city while on the : coast. a few years but the boys . here gave some public readings. Ladies Home Journal for June Mr. and ra, Warman will begin a new departgreatly increase the shipments of proment under the heading, “Five Minute duce and manufactured goods from NEW DRY GOODS and CLOTHING STORE Talks on Good Health.” The Journal ’ of current issue says on the’ subject: ph dan “This will supply 4 distinct need long In the Superior Court this morning felt both by the editors and readers of. the friend, “1 haven’t the least idea,” the Journal; a helpful, practical; simple; answered the very cynical siekith. GOODS LADIES’, MEN’S and CHILDREN’S SHOES at San Franelseo prices. and commonsense department relating . “The surgeons are going to operate for to the care and exereise necessary for . appendicitis.” physical well-being. Mr. Warman has torney of the estate for the allowance . for thirty years studied and taught the of the fee due him. Both matters were . easy rules of physical health and exset for settlement on. Monday next. . ercise in every State and Territory in Missions for'seven years. He. Valley hich reeently issued bonds to étionary power vested in bim,} nearly all the property owners-of the An Attractive Feature. dud. time ordained . as y served . eanitary condition possible in order to improve the of the: commu ‘the amount of $40,000 to secure: such’ & rsystem has set us an example worthy shop Nichols; using} which fuclades on its membership roll ~ is to the cares of . pressed itaelf emphatically in favor of New Money Order System. ‘A postal money order system is soon J word of the inaugaration of the system. Consul Jones of Tuxpan; Mexico, hus . < written that the residents of that district are elated over the prospect of 1. having the money order and parcel post system in operation. He states that it will not only facilitate business in. ‘ Mexico, but will open new méans for ago, and who while trade with thiscountry. He anticipates Inthe. that the mail order business, which this new system will make possible, will American firms to Mexico.ETD ———<—— “What's the matter with you?” asked : et OE Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, some couldn’t tell to save their necks how it happened. i. VERY MUCH REDUCED PRICES. ; . Will. want some Carpets and Linoleum, and . now is the . time to buy.as we.are disposing of these articles very much below the regular prices. : and reduce the amount of sickness to a Sos A i : ‘ =i B. F. Snell & J. D. Fleming, = . Gor. Broad and Pine Sts., eran: City. 4 t iil now devote Bis . this proposition anid all other steps to] J entire attention and energy, being spec. improve and modernize the county seat, . J ially successful in the missionary work and it will make a systematic and enerwhich falls to his lot as arch-déacon. . getic campaign to obtain as nearly an ‘Dr. Forest, who enters on the charge . unanimous vote in favor of issuing the of the Advent charch and congregation, . bonds as is possible. sa native of Virginia and a graduate coo een FESO To the Ladi Of Nevada County." We have ave been “honse-cleaning and store-cleanatid for a little over a month and are not rhe ae ough. We havea few more © Carpets and Dress Goods left ' from the old stock of Mr. © inenthal which we are disposing of at It is about. time for you to begin house-cleaning and you s -. Gall and convince yourselves. [Successors to A. Blumenthal. —— Spring Millinery Opening. Pte Commencement Days" Tuesday and Wednesday. March 25th and 27th. Caidren’s Day, Saturday, Mprit ist. Gverybody Most Cordiatly Tuvited 19 Come. Do Yot Fait to Convince yourselves of Real Styles Belore Going Elsewhere. Prices and Styles to Sutt Hil. ELGANOR E. HOGFT. ‘NEVADA CITY = 'D. S. PRINCE’S Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Has just opened with a complete stock of DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING The public are invited to call and see these: Goods. BEEHIVE. i Once before the fee matter was sup-. the Union and Canada, and posed to have been settled when Judge . man has assisted him. They have fa} Nilon allowed the attorney, $7500, but . miliarized the weariness caused by labor. The it developed that the proper notice . system or form of exercise extant, with . , few bottles of Hood’s, Sarsaparilla to bad not been served on. the executors . or without apparatus. Both, therefore, . cure it. before bringing up the request, and the . write,from a ripe experience, not from ground has to be gone over again. theory. Home Journ r; Mrs. Warman writing for women, ‘and Mr, Warman writing for men.” €ooley Did Not Appear. When the time for trial of Charles Pecor came on this afternoon on a charge of battery preferred by B. F. Cooley, who was thrown out of Pecor’s i saloon by the latter a few days ago for him half an hour. Jastice Coughlan dismissed the case. . acte a ive grocery store on een tg regardless of cause. In themselves : eg tock ore Lg ar anew Hood’s Pills. They do not gripe. . WarSpring Tirepness is different from with ©feFy . ja9¢ is cared by rest; the first requires That distress after eating is cured by cents. French Tansy Wafers. Cooley failed to appear. After waiting . street. Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones Ladies can depend upon securing rest received at J, J. Jackson’s Bee-. lief from and. ire of ties ne 0 S1x loaves bread for 25c at Homa nn’s. Francisco. For sale by * ‘These are the genuine French Tansy . Wafers, imported direct from Paris. gular periods red wrappers. Beware of substitates. LA FR. NCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San . D. Vinton. What does it do? 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Maud MeKillican: visit to friends af J vicinity —-E Penrose, ® rough the se is often Sola pather. of honest B Op with ) up. up, -50 up. money, promptly \ ments are, and whether or not you can of operations at the Eagle: and Mrs. W. J. Oats Berriman house. — suas {and have thelr. Tittle weaknesses like RELEBI HIE? (One: of the pleas-. oe Ordinary mortal. ae antest social events every occouring ‘Suddénly turning to the writer, Mr. aie ie’ turday Sawyer said: . i ee se). “Mr. Mead, Tam surprised that you, -who have written so much about the beri¢h and the bur, and especially aboot Judge Hawley, should have failed to say something about his remarkable performances in 1891 and 1892.” ’ 4] haven’t the remotest idea to what tPwo . California . 7°° refer,” I snid. “Let’s have it.” lions have been haunting the woode. . A"4 he told this strange tale of man’s about bere for three days past. Phe . endurance: where a sense of duty called vow ini for the Bt. Patrick will be. 220» Sie for. efforts that would ordishipped to the mine as aconeas the . wey ‘break down the system: = roads are opened.——M. D. Géoléy.con-. “In April, 1891, Judge ‘Hoffman, of tinues to find ‘good’ ore in the Ocean ‘the U2. ‘District Circuit Court, was Star._—A. Pugh of Oakland is. negotaken sick. Judge Sawyer himself was tiating fora bond on the Giant King.’ not well, sand the work of the. two _—-The ledge in the Sixteen to One claim on Poorman creek looks better than ever, now that. it is being well opened ap. The intention is to build a mill next sommer. Be Mrs. H. Penrose Sr. Fifty guests assembled to pay: ‘their respects. to. the. venerable lady, and everybody had the best kind of a time. — ‘Miss Alice Folk came up from Nevada City today to visit. ber sister Mrs. Oharles Ross. . for Judge’ Hoffman. This was in the following August. Judge Sawyer himself died about a month later. Judge Hawley thus had to sit upon the CirHard Time Getting a Jury For a HorseStealing Trial. The trial of Edward Holman, arrested . therefore, that he should be in Carson. at Fortuna on a charge of stealing @ City one day in every week, as well as horse from Hon. William George’s . looking after the interests of INigants ranch in the lower part of the county, and brought back here, began. this . San Francisco to Carson City is 275 morning in the Superior Court, District . miles, 80 in order to accomplish this. is quiet in the city so far, but are fighting like demons, While I am writing Dewey is throwing shells. M Attorney Power appearing for _the. result it was mecessary to travel 550 people and I. 0, L n@ley for the de-. miles a week, The train left here, I befendant. oe RA Se 7 * Up to noon the following nine jurors were accepted and sworn from the . Returning to this city the same time regular panel of thirty: J. 1: Brinkwas exhausted. Abont a year was conman, P. G. Scadden, John McBean, F. . sumed im this’ backward and forward . . tk sixth annual account of J. L. Merguire, executor of the estate of the late W. H. Kruger, was filed and an application was made by J. M. Walling as atL. Cooper, E. Eagye, W. G. Graham, G. movement. Let us figure on that basis, W. Odell, P. Mulcahey and D. 8. Ba-. There are 52 weeks in a year. Five ker, Of ibis panel nine were disqualihundred and fifty miles, multiplied by fied by law. One man wasnearly blind, . fifty-two weeks, gives the to'al of three were partially deaf, foar were not 98,600 miles traveled during this period. on the assessment roll and. one was 4) The nomber of hours consumed was fireman. ea es . 4600 or almost 76-days out. of the 268 At 11:30 dspecial venire of five was) All of this time ‘he presided over three called for and court adjourned till) and was 4 member of an appellate “1:30. S505 . court, “His work was prodigious, but, Upon the ‘reconventng ‘of the Court . strange as it may seem, I do not recall the panel was completed by. the, addi-. «single case in which he was overruled tion of D. H. Feathers from the regular . or reversed. What do you think of -venire and B. Locklin and H. J. Carter . that for a record?” from the special. After the epening. We of course thought it was wonderstatement by the District Attorney Mr. fut, but I kept up my habit of thinking. George, the complaining witness, was) So, I thought, this ie the “Tom” Hawley sworn and began testifying. ’ fwho got his legal education in Nevada : ote ~\eounty. ‘There he was married, and there his children were born. There his merits were recognized, and there he held his first offite—District Attorney. Like many others of that brilliant bar he sought wider fields, and like all, without an exception, he has gained distinction. Yes, more; in the whole history of. jurisprudence the student ein wee: Hurt at the Champion. . . will not fina a parallel to the true tale f Gold Fiat was burt . *° here told. ‘The world, yes, the whole Pipes ores ue this morning -by wide world, furnishes not its equal. ‘a mining timber falling ond striking When I spoke to Judge Hawley him on the back, His brother George -took him home in a cart. He wilt be call. right.in a short time. “Two Hours of Frolic. The Workmen of Nevada City Lodge expect. to have a royal good time at their high jinks tomorrow night. ‘The fun will begin at 8:30 and last twohours. Members of lo:ges elsewhere who happen to be in town are invited. ——_————_———— Don't envy the man with the wonderfal memory; remembers much that he’d prefer to forget. ao The'man with a good head and heart is an angel with one wing, and bound to go wrong. a bad through such a trying ordeal. A FEW NOTES. That of his heirs is generally division: : 90 Don’t try tomake aman eat his words. Some men would rather fight than eat. pointive. Professor Eddy, the Noted Palmist, _ Has Arrived. : at the Union Hotel, and comes well prohtbitin recommended. By examination of have no idea -your palms ‘state of your health, what your ail-. horse-racing ‘be cured. He will also tell you if your, and should: home life is or will be happy, if you) ago. If this will be fortunate ia your avd in fact he will disclose to you your . serve te cover many sins. future, as told by the language of the hand, which he it were a book. In the yisited by the professer, he is Jooked . Pres apon asa prophet and considered by elect two aome to be gifted with supernatoral. perior Jud power, ‘The professor. will give read-. Judge {ngs in Palmistry for 50 cents for a few . even a bandred people passed through his . argued parlors in Grass Valley, to have their . would } wonder, . him. ren Woodruff of -¢o meet people from er, whofor many years was Oletk. raary 4th. ‘Thy fir Circuit Court. The sab-/all over the line. iscassion was Judges, their} with volley fir band boys to go to the front. During }* the night gents came through our building, 80) we didn’t sleep any. We reached the: Sonth Dakota regiment at 9 o'clock . and fell into the firing line and kept it up for two hours, then we got” orders to charge. We charged through a rice . swamp, shooting and yelling like alot} of Indians giving their regular war whoop. We captured blockhouse No, . the 4 without losing a man and killed lots of the enemy. There are thousanis of the insurgents and they are well'armed . for but they can’t shoot like we can. They can’t stand our volley firing. : ~ «Our regiment is the only one in the no city, all the others are out to the front. Courts fell behind. . So, in his capacity . We are the city police and since the of Circuit Jadge, -he ordered Judge. war has started nearly all of our’ boys Hawley. of the State of Nevada to sit have been out with the other. regi-: ise The church and congregation was rganized in 1860. It is one of the old. to be established between the United st Episcopal parishes of the city, al. States and Mexico, and Federal officials ; city. We have had lots of trouble though the church building is new and } here are @aily expecting to receive nite modern in all its accessories. + -2@eo + early part of April, and Judge Hoff-. issued-to ‘us that any Minnesota man _ . angn died about the 10th or 12th of the . caught at the. firing will be shot, be-/}° cause there is likely to be a riot in the . ° already. It is 2 o'clock in the after-. 4 cuit Court of Appeals. ‘Farther than} noon and we have just received orders . . sis. hie own Court in Nevada had to. to get on our fighting clothes. Our -\be looked after. It was necessary, troops are advancing and the euemy is strong.’ Our battle line is thirty miles . wi long and it is thought that. the. insurgents might possibly break. through im this District. The distance from where our lines are thin and we may . v have a little fun in town. Everything lieve. at 4:30 p. m.and arrived at Car-)among the insurgents and bombarding son‘at 10’a, m. the following morning. “towns.” ; about the matter he treated it lightly, ‘Ghd said he.did not. even study the 1 eases on the cars. He sought the seclusion of his berth and his mind got 8 much-needed rest. However he may look upon it, the bar of this State and of Nevada marvel at the wonderful will amd physical ability that carried him oe This fall we have an election under _ The rich man’s arithmetic is addition. . the new charter, and already are the names of candidates. being discussed. You willtake notice that the present incumbents of officers are behaving themselves admirably, although some of the offices are abolished or made apOne of the best things done here in Professor Eddy, the noted palmist, is . years isthe passage of the ordinance g pool selling. Your readers of the amount of crime he can tell you tlie. and misery the selling of pools on and dog-coursing has brought upon us. It wasa crying evil have been prohibited long Board of Supervisors never . _ love affairs, . does another good act, this one will] A year from next fall we have ancan read as easily a8 if . other election, go you see the politicians cities and towns . will have lots of work to do, It will be jidential election, but’ we also Congressmen and four Suges. Among the latter is Coffey. A movement is on foot, tthis early day, to give him the Jt is said that over five . nomination from both parties, for it is day {had the pleasure of can scarcely realize an, and hope to i a oe ‘The Kruger Estate. Board of Episc opal Church of San Francisco:and ‘wag installed in charge of fhe Church fof emulation. nent of the"Adveut May 26, 1895. eae In Jane, 1897, t the Episcopal convention of that. city will be held within = few days: . sear, appointed Mr. Emery arch-deacon . That ‘organization has heretofore exhis diocese. this office that he “Many of our citizens will remember th pleasure E. B. Warman, the emi writer upon and teacher of. voice and physical calture who with his wife isited friends at this city while on the : coast. a few years but the boys . here gave some public readings. Ladies Home Journal for June Mr. and ra, Warman will begin a new departgreatly increase the shipments of proment under the heading, “Five Minute duce and manufactured goods from NEW DRY GOODS and CLOTHING STORE Talks on Good Health.” The Journal ’

of current issue says on the’ subject: ph dan “This will supply 4 distinct need long In the Superior Court this morning felt both by the editors and readers of. the friend, “1 haven’t the least idea,” the Journal; a helpful, practical; simple; answered the very cynical siekith. GOODS LADIES’, MEN’S and CHILDREN’S SHOES at San Franelseo prices. and commonsense department relating . “The surgeons are going to operate for to the care and exereise necessary for . appendicitis.” physical well-being. Mr. Warman has torney of the estate for the allowance . for thirty years studied and taught the of the fee due him. Both matters were . easy rules of physical health and exset for settlement on. Monday next. . ercise in every State and Territory in Missions for'seven years. He. Valley hich reeently issued bonds to étionary power vested in bim,} nearly all the property owners-of the An Attractive Feature. dud. time ordained . as y served . eanitary condition possible in order to improve the of the: commu ‘the amount of $40,000 to secure: such’ & rsystem has set us an example worthy shop Nichols; using} which fuclades on its membership roll ~ is to the cares of . pressed itaelf emphatically in favor of New Money Order System. ‘A postal money order system is soon J word of the inaugaration of the system. Consul Jones of Tuxpan; Mexico, hus . < written that the residents of that district are elated over the prospect of 1. having the money order and parcel post system in operation. He states that it will not only facilitate business in. ‘ Mexico, but will open new méans for ago, and who while trade with thiscountry. He anticipates Inthe. that the mail order business, which this new system will make possible, will American firms to Mexico.ETD ———<—— “What's the matter with you?” asked : et OE Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, some couldn’t tell to save their necks how it happened. i. VERY MUCH REDUCED PRICES. ; . Will. want some Carpets and Linoleum, and . now is the . time to buy.as we.are disposing of these articles very much below the regular prices. : and reduce the amount of sickness to a Sos A i : ‘ =i B. F. Snell & J. D. Fleming, = . Gor. Broad and Pine Sts., eran: City. 4 t iil now devote Bis . this proposition anid all other steps to] J entire attention and energy, being spec. improve and modernize the county seat, . J ially successful in the missionary work and it will make a systematic and enerwhich falls to his lot as arch-déacon. . getic campaign to obtain as nearly an ‘Dr. Forest, who enters on the charge . unanimous vote in favor of issuing the of the Advent charch and congregation, . bonds as is possible. sa native of Virginia and a graduate coo een FESO To the Ladi Of Nevada County." We have ave been “honse-cleaning and store-cleanatid for a little over a month and are not rhe ae ough. We havea few more © Carpets and Dress Goods left ' from the old stock of Mr. © inenthal which we are disposing of at It is about. time for you to begin house-cleaning and you s -. Gall and convince yourselves. [Successors to A. Blumenthal. —— Spring Millinery Opening. Pte Commencement Days" Tuesday and Wednesday. March 25th and 27th. Caidren’s Day, Saturday, Mprit ist. Gverybody Most Cordiatly Tuvited 19 Come. Do Yot Fait to Convince yourselves of Real Styles Belore Going Elsewhere. Prices and Styles to Sutt Hil. ELGANOR E. HOGFT. ‘NEVADA CITY = 'D. S. PRINCE’S Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Has just opened with a complete stock of DRYGOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING The public are invited to call and see these: Goods. BEEHIVE. i Once before the fee matter was sup-. the Union and Canada, and posed to have been settled when Judge . man has assisted him. They have fa} Nilon allowed the attorney, $7500, but . miliarized the weariness caused by labor. The it developed that the proper notice . system or form of exercise extant, with . , few bottles of Hood’s, Sarsaparilla to bad not been served on. the executors . or without apparatus. Both, therefore, . cure it. before bringing up the request, and the . write,from a ripe experience, not from ground has to be gone over again. theory. Home Journ r; Mrs. Warman writing for women, ‘and Mr, Warman writing for men.” €ooley Did Not Appear. When the time for trial of Charles Pecor came on this afternoon on a charge of battery preferred by B. F. Cooley, who was thrown out of Pecor’s i saloon by the latter a few days ago for him half an hour. Jastice Coughlan dismissed the case. . acte a ive grocery store on een tg regardless of cause. In themselves : eg tock ore Lg ar anew Hood’s Pills. They do not gripe. . WarSpring Tirepness is different from with ©feFy . ja9¢ is cared by rest; the first requires That distress after eating is cured by cents. French Tansy Wafers. Cooley failed to appear. After waiting . street. Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel of extra fine ones Ladies can depend upon securing rest received at J, J. Jackson’s Bee-. lief from and. ire of ties ne 0 S1x loaves bread for 25c at Homa nn’s. Francisco. For sale by * ‘These are the genuine French Tansy . Wafers, imported direct from Paris. gular periods red wrappers. Beware of substitates. LA FR. NCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San . D. Vinton. What does it do? It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active, making the hair soft and glossy, precisely as nature intended. It cleansesthe scalp from _ WW. G. RICHARDS For the benefit of those interested inthe improvement of good stock, For terms, etc., see circulars. W. G. Richards. Is the Owner of Sb canck Wile caer sie $1 00 , Mikado Soap. .s.:sdeesesscssesteesesescoees 06 LOCHINVAR Duffy’s Malt Whiskey......-.+1 00 SBI ORD fe Si esc: aseoreeieh otescs 05 Pepsin Whiekey....-.c.-ssseeeiseee 1 00 ie gana Songs eS eg Sau 1.00 Olairette BORD.. sidececsceedees oS sesecieg 06 THE BEST Monarch (Jug) Whiskey......++ 1 00 Water Queen Soap......ccressssese 05 THE FASTEST LX L Whiskey....-screseceeessees ae 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ....seseeeee 05 Bock & Rye Whiskey. . ....-.+++-+ 1 00} Cashmere (white) Soap.....-... 06 Maple Rum.. < .c.rbeirstrsresersreneees 1 00! Dandy Soap, 20 bars 50 Trotting Stallion . Sry Wit 80 Bera, Rompers 6% (4) FIO. cc cccccccccctecscsscasts ae raseee ‘Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3ib pokg 20 E Owned Claret Wime.....056:ceseepeeregerees 25 ver OWSbe ee rene ne sala ie Diamond Dust. Washing Powder.. 06 Seas s the Bes Is ae making She on Give it a Trial, © = = = © © © © © © @ At Glenbrook Park eee a Agency For--lonogram “Whiskey Blue Label Catsup " Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries a. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED TMMEATS AND FISH. SSE TERS TE The Happiest Girl. In town is she who has receiyed an Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is particularly well suppiied with these articles of feminine dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness. Ms It makes a better circulation inthe scalp and stops I ‘Ayer’s Hair Vigor will surely make hair grow on there is any life remain. ing in the hair bulbs. It restores color to gray or white hair. It does not do this in a moment, as will a hair dye; but ina short time the gray color of age. gradually disappears and the darker color me of Bars takes its place. Ne~ Would ‘you like a copy of our book on the Hair ‘and Scalp? It is free. peg -eplhesb Ay poond the hair from coming out. bald heads, provided onlyal “. yert Seae) ee Sear C Me, *, . (ee tA,. (bt, leet .2©°? %y AMA,. [AM My] [eAMAy) [AAs] (eb. vga? aw) Cue?) Saye’) Cowes Cer . . H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. 241 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush.ex; Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. 4-1 Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal iu bulk. 7 Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. Be) (AM Ag. [cE MAy) [eAMAa [eh Me) (ah P25] . (Saye?) (eae?) (aan? “eu . [eb PApI . ae i 2 Ns 3 -OF— adornments and their beauty is notequalled by any other establishmentin this city. : The settiugs are unique and the workmanship excellent. The stones are without flaw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, Breakfast Goods. -——> $$ ~<<—° 1 Fresh from the Mitts. -——> Mornivg Meal, and Flaked Rice, For a Quick Luneh--already cooked--Ory French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. Fe Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can € MEIC TR TE ETE HE J. BRAND. Manufacturing Jeweler. la nearest ————— cs. The Clock Strikes One as being a necessity in every family. It ia a household reguletor and it auld be accurate, steady in its habits and of cheerful face. Our Clocks are all this and more too. They are HANDSOME CLOCKS. The r interior mechanism is made for hard and continuous work, bat their exteriors are elegant, beautiful or ornate, ee. ~ according to the position ba Fae ocLa cupy. Very little money w ‘bay a ' serviceable clock, 5 ss 3 193933903 to F. ©. Laetie, Z A. & H.W. Hartung,