May 1, 1900 (4 pages)

or be the Best the world can furnish. _ Qur-stock of food products is an all round exhibition of A Cc Prize Winners. f . +4 ‘Quality, Variety and Pleas: ant Prices i i eh We claim everything. “Avoid c heap Canned Goods, ; ~ Poor Friits and Vegetables, badly put up. the . Make good digestion wait on appetite, and ¥ : * Order: Your ‘Groceries. From Us. it ingly bright young man, » baving gran oe Cons Hominy for 25 Cents Corn 10 Contaa Can. J.J. JACKSON, y : “BEEHIVE” PROPRIETOR. . GENTLEMEN, “ATTENTION Richard Gummoe, of ‘of Gress. Valley, A and by the way ‘one of the most enthusiastic Odd Fellows in the State, made the TRANSORIPT & seri pleasant . , of prometion Mr. Gummoe will, at the . n next session of the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, which meets in -w Shirt Waist, red, ‘eae 8 is DAY, MONDAY TUESDAY ae @th and 10th agages san est Delection in of Ronan or Hat ean arantee that all work MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. o show you tie p Watches ‘Mrs. O. D, Campbell of Biue Tent has removed to thie city. James Drover of San Francisco came in on the train this morning. @. J. Reotor and Ralph Gaylord left} A Sacramento and San Francisco. © Williem Flewellyn is down from Downierille on a visit to relatives. Mre. John Nancarrow and daughter . Miss Clara, are visiting in Sacramento. ‘A. Martel was up from Penn Valley ae _went to the Bree. Sddabtor week's visit. © =e B. Kerr was over from Grass 'e :P. Cline came down from GranMise Mollie Morton of Sacramento is . bere ona visit to her sister, Mre. A. H. Li M. L. Mareh left today for Sacraqento to visit his daughter, Mrs. B. H. Preston. * Miss Virginia Hart--is visiting her', ater, Mra. OC. Galbraith, at the Oentral House. A. J. McGill of Oakland arrived here last evening and left this morning for Domnievilie. W. EB. Osborne of the Electric Power ~Cémpany retarned last evening from i Stevens, ‘who formerly lived oh Eas aoe oh thie city: is visit© ae oe tein Mre. Currier, at -SMorth Btoomfleld.— ‘Wm. Andrews arrived here last eveing from Colorado, where he has been aged in mining. lorace Rolfe of San Bernardino, son @841.d. Rolte of this city, will leave for Gage Home this month. Manuel Bllva of Sacramento came in ~ gm fast. evening's train and left. thie _ gaorning for Sierra City. W.H, Grabam of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this ‘morning for Washington. George Fletcher, Secretary of the N. 9.8.6. BR. R. Company, returned yesdorday from Bierra county. _O, Mandercbild and daughter, Miss \Paula, have retarned home from a visit . . ae a Bi : and wife will go to _ kebarn this week, where they intead . golng into a merchandizing business, Mrs. James F. Colley and son, and Miss Winnie Mulloy, left. for SacraSeeiiic cckea \ count: Abe . Gkseet Vole: EE F. Brown:of Chicago, Hil. arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington to start up the St. Patrick mine. J: Harris, N. J. Manson, H. N. Gorham, E. 0. Allis, E. W. Spencer and B. A. Keystone of San Francisco came in . on last evening’s train.Z. ©. Campbell, formerly ipa tendent of the Mountaineer mine, left yesterday morning for the southern part of the State on mining business. Mies Quinan, who has been at Gaston ilge teaching school, came down to~ @ay and left this afternoon for Grass Valley. “W. Mi Taylor of San Francisco who bas been to Washington on mining pes no aaa here — on his Aeciaotay Soot Hime ' Ngemeet Carr, @ young son of Hon. ‘Phos. B. ew accidentally shot himriffle .this. after-}Setarday last. His attending physician ;}ered, except for the mental worry 2 We got a mention from General Mcbeautiful lot of ladies' Anger par-. Arthur, also # good ‘send off’ from the have just. been received by. Har-. ‘Munila Freedom,’ s Manila paper. I e8,goand eee them. tf) just sent the clipping home to the : ‘ meet-. folke and you will probably see an acing he Ohristian Endeavor Society . count in some of the Sacramento will be held this evening at the Con-/ papers. For this I was sent to head_. quarters for duty. George Fletcher . brought with him “I like the country overhere. Itg from Downieville a fine mess of brook . very hot in summer but any Osliforntrout, and gave a few of his Nevada. ian can stand it and get fet. Of course friends a sample of them. when troope arein the field and oper. J. A. McKenzie bas opened a carpen-. ations Gommence men are bound to ter shop at the south end of the Sus-. joge flesh. They don’t get-enough to pension bridge, and. is prepared to do . eat and have to sleep out in the rain all kinds of work in his line. and mud, marching day and night, but At “The Grotto” atalltimes, you can. the same thing would happen over get the finest of. liquors, wines, ales,/there. I will bet that ycu can’t pick cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, . out 1500 nien in the U. 8. that are herall ye who never sampled their goods.tf . gier or healthier than the 85th RegiE. J. Baker’s teams are engaged to-. ment. ‘They are as hard as nails. day in hauting the rails and care from . Reguler athletes, trained to hardshipe. the Harmony mine to the Banner/ hia country is healthy for healthy quartz mine. people. Of course we have lost many T. H. Hicks & Oo., the aseayers, are men: Some died of disease, others ‘still making nice improvements to/ killed and wounded; but taking all in their already first-class plant. They . all, those that died from disease here are doing « big business. . would have died over there under the Tom Limnell, of “Tom's: Place,” on same conditions. = Broad street, yesterday received a nice} «A man with $2000 will make a forpool table. Itis not only useful for/ tune here in no time if he comes here his line of business but very orna-. early and goes into business. I know mental. there is lots of mineral here. I bave John Fippin of Rough and Ready . geen rich specimens of quarts, alsoa had an operation performed on him at/ good deal of wash gold. The mountLane’s Hospital, San Francisco, on. gins are only 20 miles from here and Friday, by. Dr. Sage Rixford. He) there is evidently plenty*there. There stage hae changed to summer time and now leaves here at & o'clock s. ‘m. (Oopyrighted.) Inclosed you will find daily, Sundays excepted, making the! collection of Filipino etamps which . through trip in one day. t did not have} Miss E. Hoeft desires the ledies to call and see the new millinery goods she is now receiving. The goods as well as the prices are sure to suit the THE THINNEST OF MEN. most fastidious. the people who have that kind of work . #0nage to be done. "Phe new telephone line from Wasbngton to Graniteville is now in workng order, the connections were made been put in at Peck’s, Hotel in God’s Country. intendent McFall will sink . from the 200-foot level as fast a possible toe depth of 500 feet, which will give a large amount of “backs,” and in all probability open ap a ‘splendid mine. : Decay of the teeth is caused by bacteria which lodge on the surface of the pb 4 enamel and secrete an acid which way the-tooth struc. therefore of Johnston Tooth} Powder will serve to prevent decay by destroying the acid-producing organism. It is sold at 25 cts, a bottle at VINTON’S. » * Henry Hayes, formerly of Moore’s Flat; this county, died at Oakland on if si Ete . eo i ait says: “I sincerely believe that the mental worry over the Brooks contest was’ shortsigh the‘exciting quuse of Mr. Hayes’ death. . take him f He would not eat and could not sleep. Seurat’s food consist 1 feel certain that he would have recovthree ounces of bread aud and sometimes he t a B® . qi BE ea pe Maesteg sae line to Colgate, Yuba county, is comwas not known he was pleted, and besides connecting the. walk out in bis padded clothes com ed with the Sunset T. &'T. Co.'s office ‘at Vinton’s, apd there.are three sta: tion. He said that until the age of 10° House. Anyone wishing to use the line may do so for a: switeh toll of 25 If you want the news subscribe for cents, the Tra Nscnirt. a ee a) did not attract any particular atten i Redding in October, become the Grand Ohief Patriarch of California. Nevada wounty has been highly honored by that. organization, Dr. I. W. Hays, John nk Glasson end A. R. Lord having filled the position of Grand Ohief Patriarch. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do al kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. : m29-tf For Sale Cheap. Every article in the Pine Street Restaurant is offered for sule at a bargain. The stock consists of tables, chairs counters,.glass cases, curtains, and everything required for a restaurant. Everything must be sold as soon as possible. a27-tt Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOOHA AND Java, whole roast ' Coffee put up in one pound air tight cartoons. WoLr skits ir. 40 cente per pound. Try it, and if,you don’t say it’s the, most delicious Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf “He Taat Sxexs Fos.” He that takes Hood’s ae ee ie — in ae use t as and perfect gt sige To ps pepsia, scrofula, salt “tig bella, ples and all blood bamors. The non-irrtating 1g cathartic—Hood's Blood Humors _ In the Spring ” Sarsaparilla Hood's Sareaparilia in 's Sarsa in iD ani 8 It Purifies. the spring and ‘it i the best blood purifier the Blood: 1 know of” Miss PEeaR_x Gairrin, Bald> win, Mich, “My blood was poor and . 80) broke out tk my ds. Since aus 7 thee bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I have had DO sores of any kind.” Miss Mapion Unger, 2334 8t., N. Y. City. “JT had that tired Cures parilla and it made me feel like a new man. all run down ;. Hood’s has given her good health.”” C. BowLey, Manville, R. I. “Scrofula sores broke out on my little girl’stace. I got a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and before she had taken all of it the sores were gone. We think there is no blood eee} like Hood's.” ka. HARVEY DICKERson, 14. Townly Ave,’ Cortland, N. ¥.' 4 There's a “Know How” That counts in drawing Soda as in other things. We've mastered the art and from our fountain flows the coolest, freshest and most invigorating stream that ever served as an antidote for thirst. Fountaius, like springs, differ, and ours may be said to give drinkers mad satisfaction, since it foams at the mouth. + Foley's Ia ta Parlors. That 4 er pooppnenpnepeepynpenenrpppnpnnnennne ns IT REMAINS Groceries TO BE SEEN we save you money on your best Then jane oy Be we give you the brands of goods. pale pos tage oe bargains : Armes Gala ee ee .20¢ per Can in it. Fe. B. We olf, “oa quality Cash Grocer. 4 My wife was . We have the finest display _ of Goodsseenanywhere. Our prices:-are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is-allowed to undersell us. ‘4 lf anyone attempts to do so y* we will go still lower. ~I have just received the latest novelties of the season. * a. $7.00 and up. P ants, ao © 2.50 ana up. WAXEL, The TAILOR MULLOY = “GROCER . MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA vise ya 2 BAKING. POWDER OUR OWN SPICES, ; Chip Beet, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. SAS Rs MULEON, Rioncer sauna “aE AND CRASH SKIRTS . en [TAILOR MADE . ; é =. fe +i = ee eee seta ie mee me le en as at Buckles = Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest ‘Assortment Ever Brought] to This City a o. J. BRANDS, Phone W. 14. Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad St. Seesseneneonsenen senses a

or be the Best the world can furnish. _ Qur-stock of food products is an all round exhibition of A Cc Prize Winners. f . +4 ‘Quality, Variety and Pleas: ant Prices i i eh We claim everything. “Avoid c heap Canned Goods, ; ~ Poor Friits and Vegetables, badly put up. the . Make good digestion wait on appetite, and ¥ : * Order: Your ‘Groceries. From Us. it ingly bright young man, » baving gran oe Cons Hominy for 25 Cents Corn 10 Contaa Can. J.J. JACKSON, y : “BEEHIVE” PROPRIETOR. . GENTLEMEN, “ATTENTION Richard Gummoe, of ‘of Gress. Valley, A and by the way ‘one of the most enthusiastic Odd Fellows in the State, made the TRANSORIPT & seri pleasant . , of prometion Mr. Gummoe will, at the . n next session of the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, which meets in -w Shirt Waist, red, ‘eae 8 is DAY, MONDAY TUESDAY ae @th and 10th agages san est Delection in of Ronan or Hat ean arantee that all work MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. o show you tie p Watches ‘Mrs. O. D, Campbell of Biue Tent has removed to thie city. James Drover of San Francisco came in on the train this morning. @. J. Reotor and Ralph Gaylord left} A Sacramento and San Francisco. © Williem Flewellyn is down from Downierille on a visit to relatives. Mre. John Nancarrow and daughter . Miss Clara, are visiting in Sacramento. ‘A. Martel was up from Penn Valley ae _went to the Bree. Sddabtor week's visit. © =e B. Kerr was over from Grass 'e :P. Cline came down from GranMise Mollie Morton of Sacramento is . bere ona visit to her sister, Mre. A. H. Li M. L. Mareh left today for Sacraqento to visit his daughter, Mrs. B. H. Preston. * Miss Virginia Hart--is visiting her', ater, Mra. OC. Galbraith, at the Oentral House. A. J. McGill of Oakland arrived here last evening and left this morning for Domnievilie. W. EB. Osborne of the Electric Power ~Cémpany retarned last evening from i Stevens, ‘who formerly lived oh Eas aoe oh thie city: is visit© ae oe tein Mre. Currier, at -SMorth Btoomfleld.— ‘Wm. Andrews arrived here last eveing from Colorado, where he has been aged in mining. lorace Rolfe of San Bernardino, son @841.d. Rolte of this city, will leave for Gage Home this month. Manuel Bllva of Sacramento came in ~ gm fast. evening's train and left. thie _ gaorning for Sierra City. W.H, Grabam of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this ‘morning for Washington. George Fletcher, Secretary of the N. 9.8.6. BR. R. Company, returned yesdorday from Bierra county. _O, Mandercbild and daughter, Miss \Paula, have retarned home from a visit . . ae a Bi : and wife will go to _ kebarn this week, where they intead . golng into a merchandizing business, Mrs. James F. Colley and son, and Miss Winnie Mulloy, left. for SacraSeeiiic cckea \ count: Abe . Gkseet Vole: EE F. Brown:of Chicago, Hil. arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington to start up the St. Patrick mine. J: Harris, N. J. Manson, H. N. Gorham, E. 0. Allis, E. W. Spencer and B. A. Keystone of San Francisco came in . on last evening’s train.Z. ©. Campbell, formerly ipa tendent of the Mountaineer mine, left yesterday morning for the southern part of the State on mining business. Mies Quinan, who has been at Gaston ilge teaching school, came down to~ @ay and left this afternoon for Grass Valley. “W. Mi Taylor of San Francisco who bas been to Washington on mining pes no aaa here — on his Aeciaotay Soot Hime ' Ngemeet Carr, @ young son of Hon. ‘Phos. B. ew accidentally shot himriffle .this. after-}Setarday last. His attending physician ;}ered, except for the mental worry 2 We got a mention from General Mcbeautiful lot of ladies' Anger par-. Arthur, also # good ‘send off’ from the have just. been received by. Har-. ‘Munila Freedom,’ s Manila paper. I e8,goand eee them. tf) just sent the clipping home to the : ‘ meet-. folke and you will probably see an acing he Ohristian Endeavor Society . count in some of the Sacramento will be held this evening at the Con-/ papers. For this I was sent to head_. quarters for duty. George Fletcher . brought with him “I like the country overhere. Itg from Downieville a fine mess of brook . very hot in summer but any Osliforntrout, and gave a few of his Nevada. ian can stand it and get fet. Of course friends a sample of them. when troope arein the field and oper. J. A. McKenzie bas opened a carpen-. ations Gommence men are bound to ter shop at the south end of the Sus-. joge flesh. They don’t get-enough to pension bridge, and. is prepared to do . eat and have to sleep out in the rain all kinds of work in his line. and mud, marching day and night, but At “The Grotto” atalltimes, you can. the same thing would happen over get the finest of. liquors, wines, ales,/there. I will bet that ycu can’t pick cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, . out 1500 nien in the U. 8. that are herall ye who never sampled their goods.tf . gier or healthier than the 85th RegiE. J. Baker’s teams are engaged to-. ment. ‘They are as hard as nails. day in hauting the rails and care from . Reguler athletes, trained to hardshipe. the Harmony mine to the Banner/ hia country is healthy for healthy quartz mine. people. Of course we have lost many T. H. Hicks & Oo., the aseayers, are men: Some died of disease, others ‘still making nice improvements to/ killed and wounded; but taking all in their already first-class plant. They . all, those that died from disease here are doing « big business. . would have died over there under the Tom Limnell, of “Tom's: Place,” on same conditions. = Broad street, yesterday received a nice} «A man with $2000 will make a forpool table. Itis not only useful for/ tune here in no time if he comes here his line of business but very orna-. early and goes into business. I know mental. there is lots of mineral here. I bave John Fippin of Rough and Ready . geen rich specimens of quarts, alsoa had an operation performed on him at/ good deal of wash gold. The mountLane’s Hospital, San Francisco, on. gins are only 20 miles from here and Friday, by. Dr. Sage Rixford. He) there is evidently plenty*there. There stage hae changed to summer time and now leaves here at & o'clock s. ‘m. (Oopyrighted.) Inclosed you will find daily, Sundays excepted, making the! collection of Filipino etamps which . through trip in one day. t did not have} Miss E. Hoeft desires the ledies to call and see the new millinery goods she is now receiving. The goods as well as the prices are sure to suit the THE THINNEST OF MEN. most fastidious. the people who have that kind of work . #0nage to be done. "Phe new telephone line from Wasbngton to Graniteville is now in workng order, the connections were made been put in at Peck’s, Hotel in God’s Country. intendent McFall will sink . from the 200-foot level as fast a possible toe depth of 500 feet, which will give a large amount of “backs,” and in all probability open ap a ‘splendid mine. : Decay of the teeth is caused by bacteria which lodge on the surface of the pb 4 enamel and secrete an acid which way the-tooth struc. therefore of Johnston Tooth} Powder will serve to prevent decay by destroying the acid-producing organism. It is sold at 25 cts, a bottle at VINTON’S. » * Henry Hayes, formerly of Moore’s Flat; this county, died at Oakland on if si Ete . eo i

ait says: “I sincerely believe that the mental worry over the Brooks contest was’ shortsigh the‘exciting quuse of Mr. Hayes’ death. . take him f He would not eat and could not sleep. Seurat’s food consist 1 feel certain that he would have recovthree ounces of bread aud and sometimes he t a B® . qi BE ea pe Maesteg sae line to Colgate, Yuba county, is comwas not known he was pleted, and besides connecting the. walk out in bis padded clothes com ed with the Sunset T. &'T. Co.'s office ‘at Vinton’s, apd there.are three sta: tion. He said that until the age of 10° House. Anyone wishing to use the line may do so for a: switeh toll of 25 If you want the news subscribe for cents, the Tra Nscnirt. a ee a) did not attract any particular atten i Redding in October, become the Grand Ohief Patriarch of California. Nevada wounty has been highly honored by that. organization, Dr. I. W. Hays, John nk Glasson end A. R. Lord having filled the position of Grand Ohief Patriarch. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is prepared to do al kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers em ployed, who thoroughly understand their Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. : m29-tf For Sale Cheap. Every article in the Pine Street Restaurant is offered for sule at a bargain. The stock consists of tables, chairs counters,.glass cases, curtains, and everything required for a restaurant. Everything must be sold as soon as possible. a27-tt Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOOHA AND Java, whole roast ' Coffee put up in one pound air tight cartoons. WoLr skits ir. 40 cente per pound. Try it, and if,you don’t say it’s the, most delicious Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf “He Taat Sxexs Fos.” He that takes Hood’s ae ee ie — in ae use t as and perfect gt sige To ps pepsia, scrofula, salt “tig bella, ples and all blood bamors. The non-irrtating 1g cathartic—Hood's Blood Humors _ In the Spring ” Sarsaparilla Hood's Sareaparilia in 's Sarsa in iD ani 8 It Purifies. the spring and ‘it i the best blood purifier the Blood: 1 know of” Miss PEeaR_x Gairrin, Bald> win, Mich, “My blood was poor and . 80) broke out tk my ds. Since aus 7 thee bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I have had DO sores of any kind.” Miss Mapion Unger, 2334 8t., N. Y. City. “JT had that tired Cures parilla and it made me feel like a new man. all run down ;. Hood’s has given her good health.”” C. BowLey, Manville, R. I. “Scrofula sores broke out on my little girl’stace. I got a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and before she had taken all of it the sores were gone. We think there is no blood eee} like Hood's.” ka. HARVEY DICKERson, 14. Townly Ave,’ Cortland, N. ¥.' 4 There's a “Know How” That counts in drawing Soda as in other things. We've mastered the art and from our fountain flows the coolest, freshest and most invigorating stream that ever served as an antidote for thirst. Fountaius, like springs, differ, and ours may be said to give drinkers mad satisfaction, since it foams at the mouth. + Foley's Ia ta Parlors. That 4 er pooppnenpnepeepynpenenrpppnpnnnennne ns IT REMAINS Groceries TO BE SEEN we save you money on your best Then jane oy Be we give you the brands of goods. pale pos tage oe bargains : Armes Gala ee ee .20¢ per Can in it. Fe. B. We olf, “oa quality Cash Grocer. 4 My wife was . We have the finest display _ of Goodsseenanywhere. Our prices:-are as low as can be obtained anywhere. No one is-allowed to undersell us. ‘4 lf anyone attempts to do so y* we will go still lower. ~I have just received the latest novelties of the season. * a. $7.00 and up. P ants, ao © 2.50 ana up. WAXEL, The TAILOR MULLOY = “GROCER . MULLOY’S BLENDED TEA vise ya 2 BAKING. POWDER OUR OWN SPICES, ; Chip Beet, Finest Quality, Any Quantity Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Grass Seeds. SAS Rs MULEON, Rioncer sauna “aE AND CRASH SKIRTS . en [TAILOR MADE . ; é =. fe +i = ee eee seta ie mee me le en as at Buckles = Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS. Finest ‘Assortment Ever Brought] to This City a o. J. BRANDS, Phone W. 14. Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad St. Seesseneneonsenen senses a