May 11, 1899 (4 pages)

sahoyity THE TRANSCRI ¥ . aiid the mass of his army are what the _ ing that the steel was taken from the = ae, blished eve veni _Bubtian d every evening except by ~ BROWN & CALKINS. ‘3. P. Bkown. t. 8. CALKINS. TwRSDAY.voce MAY tt, 1899. and Young. Jobn Richards of Piety Hill is ill, ’ W. F.-Engiebright is back from Bear Valley. World Wide Prosperity. The year A: D. 1899 will go down in the annals of history as one of the fat years. The prosperity which has followed the general depression of a few years ago is wide-spread, reaching the four quarters of the globe. In Engjland’times were. never better. All the great factories and’ mills and yards are busy hives. of industry. Work is plentiful and. wages are good. In the United ‘States the news of increased prosperity comes from a thousand places. North and South, East and West, all are alike sharing in the boom. All branches of trade are feeling the magnetic touch of the business revival. ‘The farmer, the workingman, the merchant ére enjoying the brightening: influence of prosperity. And it is grati‘fying to know thut when a leading paper says that “this has been a grand year for. business encouragement and financial development, and all men without distinction of party have reason to rejoice thereat.” 2 2@e . “Whe Are the Filipinos? In Manila “Filipino” means a person of unmixed Spanish blood bern in the Philippine Islands. Aguinaldo, although,.according to Spanish stand8, well educated and representing a civilized population as distininguished. from the savage population, ig according to the local standards, a @if-breed, being of mixed Spanish and egal blood. His followers, mainly fawn from the -‘Tagal tribes, are allays spoken of by the Spaniards of Manila as “Indians.” Very few true Filipinos,” probably, are-found followi.Aguinaldo. The majority of: his micers are undoubtedly half-breeds, niards call “Indians.” wong the half-breeds of the, Philippisses are found many men and women of-edueation. Aguinaldo is himself an educated man. About one-fifth of the “Congress” he gathered about him at Malolos are understood to have been what we edli eollege graduates. From this element his officers have been drawn; his soldiers are the Tagal natives, unlettered, but shrewd and active, the ‘class whom the Spaniards feared to’ educate. These men have bliudly followed their educated leaders so far. “Phere aré-more than fifty tribes’ in the Philippines. Among the 8,000,000 or 10,000,000 people of the archipelago may be found not only Christians and Mohanimédans, ‘but also absolute savages not above.the level of the Piutes. There is ‘a fringe of cultivation to this pepulation, but only a friage. ee " Nothing £00 Good For Charlie. Mayor Charles E. Clinch of Grass Valley, says the Union, is the possessor of a watch which be will always prize asa souvenir. It is called the “Dewey” atid is. manufactured by the American Watch Company. The casing on the back of the timepiéte andthe rim around the face were made from steel from the battleship Maine; The date of the wreck of the Maine and the fall of Manila is engraved on the case, and a.gusrantee from the government statfamous battleship accompanies each watch sent out. Soon after the blowjug up of the Maine the American Watch Company purchased as much of the damaged steel as possible and is now reaping a good profit on the investment. Gail Many a Lover . Has turned with disgust from. an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifiles. the. breath by its action on the bowels, ete., as nothing else wilJ. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 ets, For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf i ese eBe World Poultry Cure beats all others Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. Ree — ——__-~+ ewe James Williams lett thie, morning for Sierra Git iy: W. H. Harris: or ‘Relief Hil was in. town yesterday. P. J. Brophy of Cherokee has. returned from Sactamento.Claus Anderson, a Sacramento tailor, is here Spending afew days. : = H. F. Haver and wife of Placervitle went to-North San Juan today. = Mrs. D. Furth and Mrs. J. Godfrey came over from North San Juan today. Ed. German egme.over from North! San Juan today. Miss Bessie Miller is here from. Pleasanton us the guest of Miss Belle Stover] F. Havereroft of Alleghany arrived. here last evening from Sacramento. Mrs. L. C. Jonés came downfrom Forest yesterday en route to Sacramento. C. F. Taylor of Glenbrook Park is laid ip with a°severé attack of rheumatism. William B. Meek of Camptonville was here yesterday on his way oS Francisco. Mrs. F. W. Hason left on the. noon. train for Trinity connty on a visit to relatives. W. Wortell of Lincoln, who has been: to Relief Hill, returned. here. today on his way home: Henry Johnson: of Graniteville is here on a visit to Nightwatchman Henry Fowler. John C. Donnelly is. here from San Francisco, Johnny grows yonnger and better looking every.day. Mrs. W. B. Meek and danghter, who have beep spending.a few days here, returned. to Camptonville today. Fred Lehr, who is now an’ employe of the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, is home on a visit to his father. Miss Fletcher arrived last evening’ from San Francisco en route to Washington to visit her brother, Dr. Fletcher. Scott F. Ennis is here in the interest of Henderson, Brown & Co. of Sacramento. Art, Smith . returned. from. Moore’s Flat yesterday, where he has been on mining business, Miss Perryman of Sierra City, who has been here visiting E. Perryman and family of Piety Hill, returned home today. : Fred Brinkman, whoi is now ER as millman at the. Delbi mine above Columbia Hill, camé-down yesterday to pay a visit with his family. Miss Rachel” Hughes,.the popular school teacher of Washintgton, has returned to her home: in this city to spend the summer vacation, Dan Sullivan, the mining man, returned here-yesterday-from an inspection of the mines in fhe northern part of the county and today went to Grass Valley. Mrs. J. ©. Spellenburg, whose busband conduets:a_ hotel at Sierra City, was here yesterday, being on her way to Grass Valley to visit relatives. Mrs. Carty and son, who have been here visiting the lady’s sister; Mra. George Beckley,. returned b= Sacramento yesterday. Mrs. George F. Jacobs, whdingy been. dangerously ill for some ‘time, is improving, and it is now thougtt she will be able to be around again in a short time. Eugene Sener: of. theMining and Scientific Press of San. Francisco, and who has been at Moore’s Flat visiting his folks, came down yesterday on his way below. L. 8. Calkins and ‘family are registered at the: Occidental ‘hotel, San Francisco. When the residents thereof view Mr. Calkins picking ‘his ‘feeth in front of that hostelry they will take him for a millionaire, instead of being the editor of a country paper. Hoop’s Pits are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Cure all liver ills. Sept negate iekioceicic Hoop’s Prxts are easy to take, eusy to °C: H. Hondtd of Forest arrived here! . two weeks. Reais ae : g 5 NAMES, “AND AMOUNT, aly Chronicle of ot the Doings of Old “debted to Yuba County. . yesterdgy. + the years 1895, 1896 and 1897 illegal Hon. A. D. —e is in’ ‘Snoramente on business, ob against thé following names: . Waddeil, $6; E. Brow, Constable, $15; LO. D. Waddell, Constable, $1.50; G. P. rerror, $1; Neimeye? Bros., error, $1; C ‘error, $2; E. ©. Erwin, Constable, $1; J. M. Owens, overcharge, $1.80; C. C. Beever, claims, $8.55; J. M. Ribbel, olaims,.$6.55; B. Bainbridge, claim, $4; John ‘King, Hor’t. Oom., $32; G. W. Harney, Hor’t. Com., $196; J. H. Eieb, claim, $1.75; H. C. Boardman, claim, $850; Marysville Appeal Association, Claims, $42.85; W. M. Jefferds,: claim, $27;.C. ©. Kelser, claim,. @#; Hepry . Malloch, collecting license, $156; John Stineman, assignee of D. P. Durst; $300; A. C. Irwin, Sapervisor, $358'60; Hugh McGuire, Supervisor, $1,250.60; John Stineman, Supervisor, $58; W. J. Mellon, Supervisor, $770.84; Louis Con. rath, Supervisor, $757.79; W. B. Attkisson, Supervisor, $707.55; T. M. Hawley, Supervisor, $52.25; G, W. Pine, Tax CSllector, $434; S. O. Gunning; Anditor, $27147; ‘T.°JWilliams, Deputy Auditor, $40; J.C. White, Anti-Dehris: serv.ces 189 and 1897, $2,837.50; D. P. Durst, Anti-Debris services, $1896 and 1897, $4,600; Democrat Pub. Co , claims, illegal charges, as quoted, the facts are stated in detail and the law quoted so plainly that each reader can readily understand the cause of these errors and over-drafts on the treasury. -There are more than one hundred pages of closely printed type written matter in the report of the Grand Jury, which is to be published in pamphlet form and distributed in the course of ten days or In considering this report, readers must keep in mind the fact that the expert no longer has anything to-do with if, the jury» by unanimous vote adopting it as a part of their general report. ceo Mr. Merrill very tf. John F. Merrill of the firm of Hol. } brook, Merrill & Stetson and grand]. commander of the Knights Templars, i is lying dangerously ill at his residence, in San Francisco. Mr. Merrill who is paominieut in business, social and fraweek ago and three prominent physicians have sice that time been in constant attendance upon him. The asilment from whicli Mr. Merrill is suffering is an internal one. pees f oGe Lodge Entertainment. Tomorrow evening Ponemah Céuncil, Degree of Pocohontas, will hold its regular meeting, Following the routine business there wiil be an entertainment and banquet. Every member is requested to be present. + @e Sie upon a time a. beggar importuned a lawyer for alms, “Let me give you some advice,” said the lawyer. “I'd rather you sold the advice and ? gave me the proceeds,” ventured the beg-, gar, trying not. to seem: forwara“ar! obtrasive. This fable teaches that ander certain circumstances fine words can be made indirectly to butter parsnips. ; + 0@e > “Henry, it has been discovered that there is poison .in all. wall paper,” “Well, don’t worry about that; we may not have to éat any.” as Devoured ed by _ London, London devours every year 400,000 oxen, . 1,600,000. sheep, 500,000 calves, 700,000 boga, fowls innumerable and 9,800,000 gallons of milk: : French Tansy Waters. These are the Setting. French Tansy Wafers, imported d irect from Paris. Ladies can depend upon ing relief f and cure of periods “of cause. Beware of orig LA rod wrens A List of Some of the Persons InAccording to.the report of the Grand Jury of Yuba county submitted-.and: filed Saturday last, there were allowed by “the” Board of Supervisors ‘during $66.50. In each and every one of the} ternal circles, was taken ill about a. 5 [ CURRY SAVES St STATE wOnEY 4 Reign of Economy. by him. and his predecessors ii office “RR. M. Latta, livery hire by Constable. during the past twelve ‘legislative years. Another item to be credited to bim is the saving of $700 of the $2,500 . Housh, Constable, $8; J. G. = granted by the Legislatare for fixing . the'foof of the Capitol building ead ¥ C. Beever, Constable, $3; M. Pierson, repairing the damage caused to the in terior of the structure by leakage. letting the contract for repairs he also saw to it: that the document should include a guarantee to keep the roof ‘in sound condition fer two years, The total amount saved will be returned to the State ‘freasury. Farther than this Mr. Curry has exacted from the workmen on the Capitol grounds a full day’s steady work, such as would. be required by any individual employer for every day’s wages they have received. Every morning, at. the tap of the State’s Gardner's bell, each employe must be on hand and begin work, which must be carried on steadily until the noon bell sounds. By now thé'men have become thoroughly convinced that no amount of political backing they may. possess.can excuse any dereliction from the course laid out for them. ee ‘Hurt in a Lathe.Yesterday David Muir of the Miners foundry had the first finger of his left hand badly hurt in a lathe he was‘runbing. It was necessary to have a surgeon dress the injured member. + 2@e Uniform Rank Meeting. A meeting of Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P., will be held Thursday evening, May llth. A full . , attendance is desired. By Order. m10-2t Gro, C. GayLorp, Captain. The best medicine 9, that money can ~§ Hood's: Sarsaparilla. First, more. concenand medicinal power in a bottle of / Hood’s Sarsapatilla than in half a cond, Because those who have ught it and taken it praise it. It cures even : other remedies fail to do any good whatever. In fact, it is not what we say but from, your Hood’s is the standard and possesses merit impossible for othersto reach. There are many other reasong-why Hood’s Sarsaparilla is America’s Greatest Medicine, the Best That Money Can Buy. But if you will only buy it and try it yourself you will have reasons for faith in it stronger than them all—that of personal é tence with,-and personal. knowl 1, . Operate. Cure indigestion, sick head-. DRUG COMPANY, -im San/ 5 4 i 51x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s . ache. : Francisco. For sale by. D. Vinton. Get Me cormive ar ‘noo aaa: ss : STHIIRTS. Confidential to the T. a6 uae cheat People Who. Wear Clothin y bf . long roqouy ab short bosom or colored bo“oa "The best sitti ng shirt made. All sizes.@% Particularly t From 75 cts. to $1.50. qbe man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the Think of Buying. hose who Light Weight UNDERWEAR. ‘All kinds and colors. ° Just the thing for warm weather. Prices from 75 cents per suit different Clothing advertisements. “dome people . Consider degeption anart. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old-ones. Our . Motto-e /°Your money back if 5 our purchase proves unaatisfactory . be fgood friends just the same. Retarn it and get your ‘money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil B Black ‘Cat Brand We carry the celebrated of Leather Stocking, The Secrétary of State Inaugurates a A may 5 Record of Our Our Neighbors as Told "Ade City and only daughter of Wil) If the first four months of the regime ret Charles F. Curry as Secretary of. went to Reno today. State can be taken as a criterion, his!‘term “will “be the” most Sconomicany’. severe Spell OF kness. ~}to'w Springtiér paper the funeral ‘was me 3 condncted ever known. Since the Ist} George Marphy;.the shoe store pro& large one, the services being held in . will only be: claims against the county amounting . of January he has effected a ‘saving to to $12,952.15. These are in. sums rang-. the State of over $4,000, as is shown by ing from one dollar to $1,250.60, and. a comparison of the expenses incurred } prietor, went to San Francisco today ‘Ta, for the same ‘place, taking with them . t H { As SSAVALUEY NEW s Clara Barton, a native of ca liam Barton, the well-known blackOver The Telephone. sthith, died at Springfield, Ohio, on the Mrs. Tatsy. Donovan and children . 27th of April, of typhoid fever. She . was # teacher in the public schools Joseph Bixom is Fecovering from a) there and 24 years of age. According only be necessary to ithe First Baptist” chareh,.which was oi] ence in two months. ‘Thomas Harvey, who. ie suffering, . draped by the ‘pupils. of ithe public . works all right on the s'reets where from catarrh of the stomach; is quite Schools and of thé 8 » school. . theest is to be made, ‘the streets: of: low and his death: ia ‘expected ‘at any . The funeral cwas, bald ander t > aus-. the various cities on the “Sonat will be times joes ot 0 sprinkled with:oil. =~. Al. Dahigren, Fa. Wiley and John atte ee oe Wiley have left for ‘Buffalo Hump,1 {daho, where: the new ‘mining excite’ red . ment bas broken out. Ina day or two Ba nam ete Ike Wiley and Frenk Taylor will leave °®™ }Moyed from upper house on Factory iss . pied‘ by Sanu twenty mules which they will use in} ; packing freight over the mountains between Lewiston =e the mines. who’ have. moved ‘into ‘the honse ¢a*. eated by, Mr. Danfor This . Danforth . tween this city “Items From North San “Juan. Next: Satidrday evenin évening a sosial ‘ott be given at the Methodist cburch at North San Juam. Among the features on the program will be instrumental elections by the bend. {night by ‘thieves who stole all the hicke Two weéks from Friday the~ public . °UCKens Mfteen-in number. Owners Chicken Thieves Around. Leatie: . eam The chicken ‘house ai at Casper Cohn’s driver of ae one =a re Sa’ place.ob. Water. street. was entered last ce OF the: driver of Gaylord & Son’s wood team, above firm. shape for the summer. We.offer One Hundred Dollars: ReThe San Juan brass band of twelve! ward for any case of Catarrh that canpieces is rapidly improving and will . 2°t:-be.cured by Hal’s Catarrh Cure. : soon be one of the best amateur bands F. J. CHENEY & CO . Props. . Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, ’ E in the county. "Prof. J. R. Davis is the . J. Cheney for the 5 ve known F. a ity, LOST Vv! on” St. 15 years, and be-; . leader. Practice meetings are held { lieve bim tl honorable ia all! twice a week. proses tran : 8, ba financially : ie to carry: oul! C+) on mad Bimeer by their firm: my a sg ¢ The Third Shipment. West & Truax, Wholesale Dru sta, . Toledo; O.Watome F: Marvin, W. Maher & Co. have just received their. one Digits, Toledo, O. 98 third shiyment of trojan shirt cota: 2 rhCure is faken ‘inter. and they are beauties. ‘The window . nly ting fei ed parla hers display of these suits are worth going . . Price 75c. per bottle. Sold Dy nl NERVITA RRR a namber of milés to see. Why, some! Dra ggists,; ‘Testimonials free oti & Jaci a rng of them on the homeliest woman in the Hall's family Pills are the b best.” land would make her look Sonos beautiful. : : oe 4 eo. Oo Going to Montana, . es Lew Buékley, who . who has been night clerk at the Nationa! Hotel for time past, leaves Saturday for Bu e, Montana, where he expects to secure a position. Jobn Sullivan will take his place as night clerk. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak. is . Ts) agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. : loh’s Cough and Consu ption ee acts ‘like magi¢ in nue Coein has never. bean known: to Bie oe worst cases relieved etary acta Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1.00: For po A by H. Dickerman, the druggist. th , For Sate. A house for rent in a good location. Enquire at the TRANSCRIPT office. mil TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS Ladies, we show you today < our third shipment of t RO. Jan SHIRT.WAISTS in white and colored. ‘See our window display. oeeee The Trojan is the BEST FITTING and most ST'YLISH waist made in this country. We have sold them ev yety year. for about 8 years and would not shenge them un. der any consideration If you get your proper size, you get a proper fit. . are all fitted: before they leave the factory. Ladies, take a look at them while in our window Respectfully, MAHER SS. co’s. “Come to us for Wash Goods. Don’t ‘Weegee us house-cleaning time if you want NEW sid sad MAHER & GO. Busy Little Feet They Need stout little Shoes and we can supply them. Our stock of Children’s Footwear is made up of the best and Mewest goods procurable. While possessing great strength and durability they also Have Style and are light, easy and entirely free from clum— eee ee — siness. °Furthermore the prices are reece eaeenenpa BOVEY BROS., W H Cr. wtord Broad Street. * ® ae r a or Has the Fi nest Lot Sprit ing, & Summer Millinery Hot Weather . Has No Terrors FO THOSE: » * WHO HAVE AN Electric Pa We will furnish . ‘you with the’ ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day 4 and ‘night current: ag — ) . the-Fan in repair for : Six Months. ~ Beginning May aie 1899; p Ap thee a yrrmiesommeenieg 21) / if bs the lice J ourdoue office on Pine B streat ; ‘and see the Fans in operati : They do the work’ pamey, NEVADA COUNTY io ELECT RIC isin co. Geores Dptaeih ait sai have el ‘Travithick ead and Me a ae while Trevithick will. pitas class as schools will close for the summer vapes one Pini wo ew The odvie of ¢ erworked woosadiieidd, cation. In the evening an entertain Othefts hre‘ngt tesco , ry Ste quickly and\ 'y_cur Karl's ment.and dance will be given at, the} . . filer. ; nd ‘lemme builder. < cmal om theater. Ste fea i not entulere tory. Price 25 cota. Joseph Holland is improving his How’s This? . end 50 cts. For sale me H. Dickerman’ butcher shop and getting it in good the druggist. At Flor; sale by H. Dickerman, : Pe is G. of the : sonall; in the off.a fe men w are hig sponsi would would sits in mands millior row m count ‘doesn’ “than a five po well h for A made ‘ nrore . Secret sian C Natio days t ber of and w Birds: a

sahoyity THE TRANSCRI ¥ . aiid the mass of his army are what the _ ing that the steel was taken from the = ae, blished eve veni _Bubtian d every evening except by ~ BROWN & CALKINS. ‘3. P. Bkown. t. 8. CALKINS. TwRSDAY.voce MAY tt, 1899. and Young. Jobn Richards of Piety Hill is ill, ’ W. F.-Engiebright is back from Bear Valley. World Wide Prosperity. The year A: D. 1899 will go down in the annals of history as one of the fat years. The prosperity which has followed the general depression of a few years ago is wide-spread, reaching the four quarters of the globe. In Engjland’times were. never better. All the great factories and’ mills and yards are busy hives. of industry. Work is plentiful and. wages are good. In the United ‘States the news of increased prosperity comes from a thousand places. North and South, East and West, all are alike sharing in the boom. All branches of trade are feeling the magnetic touch of the business revival. ‘The farmer, the workingman, the merchant ére enjoying the brightening: influence of prosperity. And it is grati‘fying to know thut when a leading paper says that “this has been a grand year for. business encouragement and financial development, and all men without distinction of party have reason to rejoice thereat.” 2 2@e . “Whe Are the Filipinos? In Manila “Filipino” means a person of unmixed Spanish blood bern in the Philippine Islands. Aguinaldo, although,.according to Spanish stand8, well educated and representing a civilized population as distininguished. from the savage population, ig according to the local standards, a @if-breed, being of mixed Spanish and egal blood. His followers, mainly fawn from the -‘Tagal tribes, are allays spoken of by the Spaniards of Manila as “Indians.” Very few true Filipinos,” probably, are-found followi.Aguinaldo. The majority of: his micers are undoubtedly half-breeds, niards call “Indians.” wong the half-breeds of the, Philippisses are found many men and women of-edueation. Aguinaldo is himself an educated man. About one-fifth of the “Congress” he gathered about him at Malolos are understood to have been what we edli eollege graduates. From this element his officers have been drawn; his soldiers are the Tagal natives, unlettered, but shrewd and active, the ‘class whom the Spaniards feared to’ educate. These men have bliudly followed their educated leaders so far. “Phere aré-more than fifty tribes’ in the Philippines. Among the 8,000,000 or 10,000,000 people of the archipelago may be found not only Christians and Mohanimédans, ‘but also absolute savages not above.the level of the Piutes. There is ‘a fringe of cultivation to this pepulation, but only a friage. ee " Nothing £00 Good For Charlie. Mayor Charles E. Clinch of Grass Valley, says the Union, is the possessor of a watch which be will always prize asa souvenir. It is called the “Dewey” atid is. manufactured by the American Watch Company. The casing on the back of the timepiéte andthe rim around the face were made from steel from the battleship Maine; The date of the wreck of the Maine and the fall of Manila is engraved on the case, and a.gusrantee from the government statfamous battleship accompanies each watch sent out. Soon after the blowjug up of the Maine the American Watch Company purchased as much of the damaged steel as possible and is now reaping a good profit on the investment. Gail Many a Lover . Has turned with disgust from. an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifiles. the. breath by its action on the bowels, ete., as nothing else wilJ. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 ets, For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf i ese eBe World Poultry Cure beats all others Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. Ree — ——__-~+ ewe James Williams lett thie, morning for Sierra Git iy: W. H. Harris: or ‘Relief Hil was in. town yesterday. P. J. Brophy of Cherokee has. returned from Sactamento.Claus Anderson, a Sacramento tailor, is here Spending afew days. : = H. F. Haver and wife of Placervitle went to-North San Juan today. = Mrs. D. Furth and Mrs. J. Godfrey came over from North San Juan today. Ed. German egme.over from North! San Juan today. Miss Bessie Miller is here from. Pleasanton us the guest of Miss Belle Stover] F. Havereroft of Alleghany arrived. here last evening from Sacramento. Mrs. L. C. Jonés came downfrom Forest yesterday en route to Sacramento. C. F. Taylor of Glenbrook Park is laid ip with a°severé attack of rheumatism. William B. Meek of Camptonville was here yesterday on his way oS Francisco. Mrs. F. W. Hason left on the. noon. train for Trinity connty on a visit to relatives. W. Wortell of Lincoln, who has been: to Relief Hill, returned. here. today on his way home: Henry Johnson: of Graniteville is here on a visit to Nightwatchman Henry Fowler. John C. Donnelly is. here from San Francisco, Johnny grows yonnger and better looking every.day. Mrs. W. B. Meek and danghter, who have beep spending.a few days here, returned. to Camptonville today. Fred Lehr, who is now an’ employe of the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, is home on a visit to his father. Miss Fletcher arrived last evening’ from San Francisco en route to Washington to visit her brother, Dr. Fletcher. Scott F. Ennis is here in the interest of Henderson, Brown & Co. of Sacramento. Art, Smith . returned. from. Moore’s Flat yesterday, where he has been on mining business, Miss Perryman of Sierra City, who has been here visiting E. Perryman and family of Piety Hill, returned home today. : Fred Brinkman, whoi is now ER as millman at the. Delbi mine above Columbia Hill, camé-down yesterday to pay a visit with his family. Miss Rachel” Hughes,.the popular school teacher of Washintgton, has returned to her home: in this city to spend the summer vacation, Dan Sullivan, the mining man, returned here-yesterday-from an inspection of the mines in fhe northern part of the county and today went to Grass Valley. Mrs. J. ©. Spellenburg, whose busband conduets:a_ hotel at Sierra City, was here yesterday, being on her way to Grass Valley to visit relatives. Mrs. Carty and son, who have been here visiting the lady’s sister; Mra. George Beckley,. returned b= Sacramento yesterday. Mrs. George F. Jacobs, whdingy been. dangerously ill for some ‘time, is improving, and it is now thougtt she will be able to be around again in a short time. Eugene Sener: of. theMining and Scientific Press of San. Francisco, and who has been at Moore’s Flat visiting his folks, came down yesterday on his way below. L. 8. Calkins and ‘family are registered at the: Occidental ‘hotel, San Francisco. When the residents thereof view Mr. Calkins picking ‘his ‘feeth in front of that hostelry they will take him for a millionaire, instead of being the editor of a country paper. Hoop’s Pits are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Cure all liver ills. Sept negate iekioceicic Hoop’s Prxts are easy to take, eusy to °C: H. Hondtd of Forest arrived here! . two weeks. Reais ae : g 5 NAMES, “AND AMOUNT, aly Chronicle of ot the Doings of Old “debted to Yuba County. . yesterdgy. + the years 1895, 1896 and 1897 illegal Hon. A. D. —e is in’ ‘Snoramente on business, ob against thé following names: . Waddeil, $6; E. Brow, Constable, $15; LO. D. Waddell, Constable, $1.50; G. P. rerror, $1; Neimeye? Bros., error, $1; C ‘error, $2; E. ©. Erwin, Constable, $1; J. M. Owens, overcharge, $1.80; C. C. Beever, claims, $8.55; J. M. Ribbel, olaims,.$6.55; B. Bainbridge, claim, $4; John ‘King, Hor’t. Oom., $32; G. W. Harney, Hor’t. Com., $196; J. H. Eieb, claim, $1.75; H. C. Boardman, claim, $850; Marysville Appeal Association, Claims, $42.85; W. M. Jefferds,: claim, $27;.C. ©. Kelser, claim,. @#; Hepry . Malloch, collecting license, $156; John Stineman, assignee of D. P. Durst; $300; A. C. Irwin, Sapervisor, $358'60; Hugh McGuire, Supervisor, $1,250.60; John Stineman, Supervisor, $58; W. J. Mellon, Supervisor, $770.84; Louis Con. rath, Supervisor, $757.79; W. B. Attkisson, Supervisor, $707.55; T. M. Hawley, Supervisor, $52.25; G, W. Pine, Tax CSllector, $434; S. O. Gunning; Anditor, $27147; ‘T.°JWilliams, Deputy Auditor, $40; J.C. White, Anti-Dehris: serv.ces 189 and 1897, $2,837.50; D. P. Durst, Anti-Debris services, $1896 and 1897, $4,600; Democrat Pub. Co , claims, illegal charges, as quoted, the facts are stated in detail and the law quoted so plainly that each reader can readily understand the cause of these errors and over-drafts on the treasury. -There are more than one hundred pages of closely printed type written matter in the report of the Grand Jury, which is to be published in pamphlet form and distributed in the course of ten days or In considering this report, readers must keep in mind the fact that the expert no longer has anything to-do with if, the jury» by unanimous vote adopting it as a part of their general report. ceo Mr. Merrill very tf. John F. Merrill of the firm of Hol. } brook, Merrill & Stetson and grand]. commander of the Knights Templars, i is lying dangerously ill at his residence, in San Francisco. Mr. Merrill who is paominieut in business, social and fraweek ago and three prominent physicians have sice that time been in constant attendance upon him. The asilment from whicli Mr. Merrill is suffering is an internal one. pees f oGe Lodge Entertainment. Tomorrow evening Ponemah Céuncil, Degree of Pocohontas, will hold its regular meeting, Following the routine business there wiil be an entertainment and banquet. Every member is requested to be present. + @e Sie upon a time a. beggar importuned a lawyer for alms, “Let me give you some advice,” said the lawyer. “I'd rather you sold the advice and ? gave me the proceeds,” ventured the beg-, gar, trying not. to seem: forwara“ar! obtrasive. This fable teaches that ander certain circumstances fine words can be made indirectly to butter parsnips. ; + 0@e > “Henry, it has been discovered that there is poison .in all. wall paper,” “Well, don’t worry about that; we may not have to éat any.” as Devoured ed by _ London, London devours every year 400,000 oxen, . 1,600,000. sheep, 500,000 calves, 700,000 boga, fowls innumerable and 9,800,000 gallons of milk: : French Tansy Waters. These are the Setting. French Tansy Wafers, imported d irect from Paris. Ladies can depend upon ing relief f and cure of periods “of cause. Beware of orig LA rod wrens

A List of Some of the Persons InAccording to.the report of the Grand Jury of Yuba county submitted-.and: filed Saturday last, there were allowed by “the” Board of Supervisors ‘during $66.50. In each and every one of the} ternal circles, was taken ill about a. 5 [ CURRY SAVES St STATE wOnEY 4 Reign of Economy. by him. and his predecessors ii office “RR. M. Latta, livery hire by Constable. during the past twelve ‘legislative years. Another item to be credited to bim is the saving of $700 of the $2,500 . Housh, Constable, $8; J. G. = granted by the Legislatare for fixing . the'foof of the Capitol building ead ¥ C. Beever, Constable, $3; M. Pierson, repairing the damage caused to the in terior of the structure by leakage. letting the contract for repairs he also saw to it: that the document should include a guarantee to keep the roof ‘in sound condition fer two years, The total amount saved will be returned to the State ‘freasury. Farther than this Mr. Curry has exacted from the workmen on the Capitol grounds a full day’s steady work, such as would. be required by any individual employer for every day’s wages they have received. Every morning, at. the tap of the State’s Gardner's bell, each employe must be on hand and begin work, which must be carried on steadily until the noon bell sounds. By now thé'men have become thoroughly convinced that no amount of political backing they may. possess.can excuse any dereliction from the course laid out for them. ee ‘Hurt in a Lathe.Yesterday David Muir of the Miners foundry had the first finger of his left hand badly hurt in a lathe he was‘runbing. It was necessary to have a surgeon dress the injured member. + 2@e Uniform Rank Meeting. A meeting of Mountain Company, No. 16, U. R. K. of P., will be held Thursday evening, May llth. A full . , attendance is desired. By Order. m10-2t Gro, C. GayLorp, Captain. The best medicine 9, that money can ~§ Hood's: Sarsaparilla. First, more. concenand medicinal power in a bottle of / Hood’s Sarsapatilla than in half a cond, Because those who have ught it and taken it praise it. It cures even : other remedies fail to do any good whatever. In fact, it is not what we say but from, your Hood’s is the standard and possesses merit impossible for othersto reach. There are many other reasong-why Hood’s Sarsaparilla is America’s Greatest Medicine, the Best That Money Can Buy. But if you will only buy it and try it yourself you will have reasons for faith in it stronger than them all—that of personal é tence with,-and personal. knowl 1, . Operate. Cure indigestion, sick head-. DRUG COMPANY, -im San/ 5 4 i 51x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s . ache. : Francisco. For sale by. D. Vinton. Get Me cormive ar ‘noo aaa: ss : STHIIRTS. Confidential to the T. a6 uae cheat People Who. Wear Clothin y bf . long roqouy ab short bosom or colored bo“oa "The best sitti ng shirt made. All sizes.@% Particularly t From 75 cts. to $1.50. qbe man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the Think of Buying. hose who Light Weight UNDERWEAR. ‘All kinds and colors. ° Just the thing for warm weather. Prices from 75 cents per suit different Clothing advertisements. “dome people . Consider degeption anart. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old-ones. Our . Motto-e /°Your money back if 5 our purchase proves unaatisfactory . be fgood friends just the same. Retarn it and get your ‘money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil B Black ‘Cat Brand We carry the celebrated of Leather Stocking, The Secrétary of State Inaugurates a A may 5 Record of Our Our Neighbors as Told "Ade City and only daughter of Wil) If the first four months of the regime ret Charles F. Curry as Secretary of. went to Reno today. State can be taken as a criterion, his!‘term “will “be the” most Sconomicany’. severe Spell OF kness. ~}to'w Springtiér paper the funeral ‘was me 3 condncted ever known. Since the Ist} George Marphy;.the shoe store pro& large one, the services being held in . will only be: claims against the county amounting . of January he has effected a ‘saving to to $12,952.15. These are in. sums rang-. the State of over $4,000, as is shown by ing from one dollar to $1,250.60, and. a comparison of the expenses incurred } prietor, went to San Francisco today ‘Ta, for the same ‘place, taking with them . t H { As SSAVALUEY NEW s Clara Barton, a native of ca liam Barton, the well-known blackOver The Telephone. sthith, died at Springfield, Ohio, on the Mrs. Tatsy. Donovan and children . 27th of April, of typhoid fever. She . was # teacher in the public schools Joseph Bixom is Fecovering from a) there and 24 years of age. According only be necessary to ithe First Baptist” chareh,.which was oi] ence in two months. ‘Thomas Harvey, who. ie suffering, . draped by the ‘pupils. of ithe public . works all right on the s'reets where from catarrh of the stomach; is quite Schools and of thé 8 » school. . theest is to be made, ‘the streets: of: low and his death: ia ‘expected ‘at any . The funeral cwas, bald ander t > aus-. the various cities on the “Sonat will be times joes ot 0 sprinkled with:oil. =~. Al. Dahigren, Fa. Wiley and John atte ee oe Wiley have left for ‘Buffalo Hump,1 {daho, where: the new ‘mining excite’ red . ment bas broken out. Ina day or two Ba nam ete Ike Wiley and Frenk Taylor will leave °®™ }Moyed from upper house on Factory iss . pied‘ by Sanu twenty mules which they will use in} ; packing freight over the mountains between Lewiston =e the mines. who’ have. moved ‘into ‘the honse ¢a*. eated by, Mr. Danfor This . Danforth . tween this city “Items From North San “Juan. Next: Satidrday evenin évening a sosial ‘ott be given at the Methodist cburch at North San Juam. Among the features on the program will be instrumental elections by the bend. {night by ‘thieves who stole all the hicke Two weéks from Friday the~ public . °UCKens Mfteen-in number. Owners Chicken Thieves Around. Leatie: . eam The chicken ‘house ai at Casper Cohn’s driver of ae one =a re Sa’ place.ob. Water. street. was entered last ce OF the: driver of Gaylord & Son’s wood team, above firm. shape for the summer. We.offer One Hundred Dollars: ReThe San Juan brass band of twelve! ward for any case of Catarrh that canpieces is rapidly improving and will . 2°t:-be.cured by Hal’s Catarrh Cure. : soon be one of the best amateur bands F. J. CHENEY & CO . Props. . Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, ’ E in the county. "Prof. J. R. Davis is the . J. Cheney for the 5 ve known F. a ity, LOST Vv! on” St. 15 years, and be-; . leader. Practice meetings are held { lieve bim tl honorable ia all! twice a week. proses tran : 8, ba financially : ie to carry: oul! C+) on mad Bimeer by their firm: my a sg ¢ The Third Shipment. West & Truax, Wholesale Dru sta, . Toledo; O.Watome F: Marvin, W. Maher & Co. have just received their. one Digits, Toledo, O. 98 third shiyment of trojan shirt cota: 2 rhCure is faken ‘inter. and they are beauties. ‘The window . nly ting fei ed parla hers display of these suits are worth going . . Price 75c. per bottle.. Sold Dy nl NERVITA RRR a namber of milés to see. Why, some! Dra ggists,; ‘Testimonials free oti & Jaci a rng of them on the homeliest woman in the Hall's family Pills are the b best.” land would make her look Sonos beautiful. : : oe 4 eo. Oo Going to Montana, . es Lew Buékley, who . who has been night clerk at the Nationa! Hotel for time past, leaves Saturday for Bu e, Montana, where he expects to secure a position. Jobn Sullivan will take his place as night clerk. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak. is . Ts) agonizing and frequently fatal. Shi-. : loh’s Cough and Consu ption ee acts ‘like magi¢ in nue Coein has never. bean known: to Bie oe worst cases relieved etary acta Price 25 cts., 50 cts.and $1.00: For po A by H. Dickerman, the druggist. th , For Sate. A house for rent in a good location. Enquire at the TRANSCRIPT office. mil TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS Ladies, we show you today < our third shipment of t RO. Jan SHIRT.WAISTS in white and colored. ‘See our window display. oeeee The Trojan is the BEST FITTING and most ST'YLISH waist made in this country. We have sold them ev yety year. for about 8 years and would not shenge them un. der any consideration If you get your proper size, you get a proper fit. . are all fitted: before they leave the factory. Ladies, take a look at them while in our window Respectfully, MAHER SS. co’s. “Come to us for Wash Goods. Don’t ‘Weegee us house-cleaning time if you want NEW sid sad MAHER & GO. Busy Little Feet They Need stout little Shoes and we can supply them. Our stock of Children’s Footwear is made up of the best and Mewest goods procurable. While possessing great strength and durability they also Have Style and are light, easy and entirely free from clum— eee ee — siness. °Furthermore the prices are reece eaeenenpa BOVEY BROS., W H Cr. wtord Broad Street. * ® ae r a or Has the Fi nest Lot Sprit ing, & Summer Millinery Hot Weather . Has No Terrors FO THOSE: » * WHO HAVE AN Electric Pa We will furnish . ‘you with the’ ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day 4 and ‘night current: ag — ) . the-Fan in repair for : Six Months. ~ Beginning May aie 1899; p Ap thee a yrrmiesommeenieg 21) / if bs the lice J ourdoue office on Pine B streat ; ‘and see the Fans in operati : They do the work’ pamey, NEVADA COUNTY io ELECT RIC isin co. Geores Dptaeih ait sai have el ‘Travithick ead and Me a ae while Trevithick will. pitas class as schools will close for the summer vapes one Pini wo ew The odvie of ¢ erworked woosadiieidd, cation. In the evening an entertain Othefts hre‘ngt tesco , ry Ste quickly and\ 'y_cur Karl's ment.and dance will be given at, the} . . filer. ; nd ‘lemme builder. < cmal om theater. Ste fea i not entulere tory. Price 25 cota. Joseph Holland is improving his How’s This? . end 50 cts. For sale me H. Dickerman’ butcher shop and getting it in good the druggist. At Flor; sale by H. Dickerman, : Pe is G. of the : sonall; in the off.a fe men w are hig sponsi would would sits in mands millior row m count ‘doesn’ “than a five po well h for A made ‘ nrore . Secret sian C Natio days t ber of and w Birds: a