May 12, 1899 (4 pages)

= ee ; . evening except a Bees bilshed every oy Holidays by: -BROWN & CALKINS. 0 ar “TRANSORIPT. rn and Young. Mrs. George Baker of Columbia Hill ¥. P. BROWN. U. 8. CALKINS. _. was a Visitor here yesterday. it ee a DER OTD PROTON Sol. James of Sacramento street still continues to be a very sick man. " eee erevernnren — “M.S. Paine is down from Lake City. re a . EL Ratisoni came:ovet/from shen é : San Juan today. i ‘Aon a The ' little “dadghter of Mr. an B RIRF MENTION, Fred Sykes Fey, Hill is quite 4 sick. _ ‘ "ir Notes and Comments of L0ca. ” Hi. Smith, D. Mitier and’M. G. Galvin! i ee Interest. arrived here from Oroville today. ech ae G. H. Robinson and H. J. Young} > ‘Spine tree with shave at Wild’s. tf . of San Francisco cuine in on last’ ‘even“ 2or Life Insurance see T.B.Gray. —_. ing’s train. i Bet us celebrate on the 4th of July. T, B, English. is down, frond Cotesia . , Foster says another storm is‘coming. HL . Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon.) Al. Davis and .W. H. Roden of san & cee: : Summer corsets 25 cents a pair at. Francisco are in town. : ‘Rosenterg Bros. tf EB, H. Hamlin’ and B. Ward are ap «. astern pickled pork and pigs feet! from Smarteville. i : at J.J. Jackson’s. tf Charles T. Worthley came down from < House and lot for sale. Enquire of] Washington today . Dally chronicle’ ot tho’ Deluge o Lb Day's Record of Our Neighbors as, Told George C. Gaylord. m6-tf ~ Bur Valenciennes and torchon » laces try the Racket Store. w6-tf +8tar-Creamery butter, sold by Gayont Son, is the best. tf _ Pay the printer if you don’t pay any‘body else. Change about and pay him first. “A new building is being erected on .Broad'street next to the: Nevada City assay, office. Fix your sidewalk and make everybody else happy, even if you are not one of the number. Our merchants are complaining conbly about a lack of business. A Well it will be better by-and-by. 8 An elegant line of silk waists of the ewest pattern ard latest cuts have ae been received by Snell & Fleming. © 'There were “fourteen passengers for Downieville, and Sierra City yesterday nd an extra stage was run as far as n Juan, Mryand Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord will at tergain thé members of-the Excelsior Pres club at their home on Broad street next Monday night. > The new barber shop of C. E. Wild is ine of the finest north of Sacramento. putous cleanliness and first-class work guaranteed. Inspection invited. tf °“(Phe-"TrRanscripT is the only evening paper published in Nevada City. Itis the best paper published in Nevada county, and we are not lying when we make that assertion. The postoffice in this city will be enlarged by taking in that portion of the building now occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co. There will be some style about our postoffice when this is done. There are a number of subscribers for the TRANSCRIPT who have not paid any money on their accounts for some time. Unless payment is made immediately we shall be compelled to discontinue their paper. tf “In anticipation of the building of tie new sewerage system sickness is on the decrease, and those who have been dangerously ill are-now all getting well.” That is what a doctor told the reporter for a fact in asking bim, “anything new today.” Harry E, Pratt, who represents a Sacramento liquor house and bought the Referee saloon yesterday, will reopen it. with a select stock of domestic and imported goods. Leonard De Vilbiss, who lived here last summer, is coming up from Sacramento to tend bar at the Referee. Prof. G. W. Ogden’s night school at Washington schoolhouse, which meets Monday, ‘Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday, continues to draw a goodly number of pupils. Mr. Ogden is a teaeher of experience and those who are unable to attend day school have now a first-class opportunity to preparey themselves in all branches of school work—especially book-keeping. In ‘the Superior Court today in the case of J. W. Relley vs. P. Campbell it was.-ordered that. the plaintiff be al lowed ten days in addition to the time allowed by Jaw. in which to prepare aud sérve proposed amendments to the statement on motion for a new trial. Hoov’s Puts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. —_— +7 — Hoon’s Pris are easy to take, easy to of-Graniteville were in'town yesterday. spending a few days. days. erty here will leave tomorrow for Detroit, Michigan, where she will spend the balance of her days. son) of San Francisco, ,who has been join the lady’s husband, C. A. Reeks, H. H. Johnston and H. A. Robinson W. F. Sperry of Marysville is here R. G. Landsburg is here from Relief Hill. I. J. Rolfe has so far recovered from his: recent iliness as to be about again. S. P. Bullard’s family left yesterday for San Jose where they intend to. remain. Charles E. Bowdoin of Stockton, who has been ‘here on a visit, returned home today. Mrs. G. Watner (of Grass Valley is here on a visit.to the family of Joseph Fleming. Miss Mary Phelan of. this -city -is spending a few days with her.mother at Shady Creek. T. R. Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here last night on his way to the Kenton mine at Alleghany. Misses Laura Power atd Bessie Goyne, students at the State University of Berekely, arrived here last evening to spend their vacation with ‘their folks. ' Miss Mabel Magor of Grass Valley has been the guest ef Miss Bessie Waters of Gold Flat for two or three Ed. Schnare of Sacramento and 8,8. Scheline of San Francisco returned here yesterday after making a tour of the mountains, . 2 Mrs. Joy having sold all her propMrs. E. Illohan (nee Emily Thomphere visiting her uncle, P. F. Simonds, returned home yesterday. Mrs, ©. A. Reeks and child arrived last evening from San ‘Francisco to the sewing machine sgent. Col. C. F, McGlashan of Truckee has returned home from’ Springfield, Ill, where he has been in attendance upon the convention of the Brigadier-General of the Uniform Rank, K. of P. Will Have a Banquet. The regular monthly meeting of Eagle Hose Company No. 3 will be held this eveniug. After the usual business is transacted a banquet will be served and the following program rendered: Violin solo—William Grimes. Lecture, “Seaweed;"—H. Tere lgna. Song—Jobn Ivey. Remarks—President Wm. ninetion: Vocal selection—Goo Goo quartette. Reading—Captain Chace. Lecture,“Liquid Air,”—Stanley Eade. «song—Company. ome A Tough Place to do To. The Klondike press agents are putting lots of glowing color into their pen-pictures this year, Right, on top of the statements of those who have returned from the Yukon busin starved out and penniless, they have the nerve to say that the output there this season will be abont $40,000,000 and that the prospects. are. more alluring than ever. In view of: the actual evidence the other way, though, they will have a hard time getting their yarns believed. —— —---+ e@e o — --— “I would send you a kiss, papa,” wrote little Lucy, who was away on a i25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. — OOSER, Secreta: a Cure indigestion, sick head-. J i wnat d have been eating onions.” erman, the druggist. j moe thon Room %, San iE ie GRASS $8, VALLBY NEWS. Over The Telephone, At the meeting of the officers and teachers of the Methodist Sunday, school it was decided to hold’ an annual picnic for the children of the 'Baiday school. “A committee was,.appointed to confer with a like commit{tee from the Congregational ‘and Epis‘oopal Sanday schools and consists of the following: Rev. E. R, Willis, Henty Champion, Jobn Bonney, Mrs. E. RB. ‘Willis, Miss Clara George, Henry Argall, Samuel George, Alfred Kinsman. Dr. Jamieson reports two mew cases well and the other a child of William Kelleher. A neat cement sidewalk has been laid im fromt of the residences of W. H. George, Mrs. Greany and Mrs. J, Hodge on Mill street. 5 Jack Trenberth, the athlete and baseball player, has arranged for a Cornish wrestling match with Ollie Phillips, best two in three, for $50 aside, The money. has been posted and the match will take place on the evening of May 27th at some point yet to be named. Tonight Sutter Camp, No. 1, of Argonauts will confer the degree upon two candidates: A car load of fireworks is the Argonaut band is practicing for the occasion. 4 The public school teachers received their pay today. The sum of. $1,789 will be distributed‘among them, which is quite a tidy little sum to be dis, bursed each month. a ae Onfy One Sate Way. If a man wants t to bet on the winning side, let him be on the right side. There is no other safe rule to conform to. Ifa manis on the right side, he will be on the winning side, even if it seems. the losing side. The right side is God’s side, and God’s side is sure to triumph in the end, however it may Jook to the world just now. It may be said reverently, that God’s trains have the right of way on the roads of the universe, and that he who wants to reach his destination surely, and on time, will do well to take his passage on one. of. those trains, Any’ other traia is liable ‘to a collision; at the: best it:is sure to go astray. He who is not going with God is not going God’s way; and no other way is a safe one to travel. 7 A Visiting . Sheriff. J. K. P. Elwell, Sheriff of Sutter county, was in town today accompanied by Sam Avery of Grass Valley. He visited the Courthouse and jail and other places of interest and was quite favorably impressed with our town. — 0 00 A’ Painful Wound. At the Obam: pion mine yesterday Charles Schwartz met witha painful accident. While putting in timbers he climbed up on a post, holding on with his bands. His partner, W.L. Holman, went to'stick his candlestick into the hand jabbed the sharp point of the candlestick through the back of his hand, The injury will lay him up for some time. —+ ee Don’t Do It. Be very careful about mesmerizing or hypnotizing yourself. Either. is very easily done. Think not? To do it-just look at your own reflection in the mirror in the eye for a long time without winking, if you ‘can. In a short time a mist spreads over your vision and then .vague colors float about. you. ‘Then* you float off intoa +mesmeric or hypnotic sleep, from which you might never awaken without the help. of a hypnotist or a mesmerist. Many persons have through insomnia been driven to the olddevice of staring at an object. until forced into a hypnotic sleep. Often it has happened that they never woke up from such self inflicted slumber. Take good care that you. do not lend yourself to this dangerous practice. Set ea came _ — Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an other wise, lovable. girl with: an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea puri-;m fies the breath by. its: action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price jot diphtheria. One is Olarence Max-} — on the way from San Franciséo, and . timber and not noticing -Schwartz’s . = ——— Emblem Under Which the Filipinos Nave Been Fighting. This is a picture of the flag which the Filipinos adopted some months ago and under which they have been fighting at Iloilo and around Manila. It differs materially from the emblem which the insurgents carried when they ‘were fighting the Spanish, but then . they had not risen to.the dignity of de» ing a republic.“Their new. flag is herbarotn enough’ in its color scheme. to satisfy the most . J THE FILIPINO FLAG.savage soul. Yellow. red, blue and white do not make a very harmonious combination, however striking the effect may be. The two wide stripes are red and blue, the blue being the upper one. The triangular field is white, and the three stars and the sun in the center are yellow. . It is probable that the sun signifies the big island of Luzon, while the three stars indiciste the smaller islands throughout which. the Filipinos have undertaken tu spread their sway. tu the Filipinos, for it has fallen on several hastily deserted battlefields. Specimens of this emblen: are said to be highly prized by the .\merican troops, and the prospects are that a fine lot will be gathered in and forwarded to Washingtcn, where they will add much variety to our collection of cap tured battlefiage es World Poultry Care beats all others Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. BORN. In this city, May 12, 1899, to the wife of Arthur Oates, a dangbter. French Tansy Waters. Thésé are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Hood’s Pilis ture’s mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They iousness, S and Constipation. A NEW BATTLEFLAG. & 4j when Mr, Tilley was awakened, by the, _ Thleres Ty to “Gain Entrance to Bawin -Tilley’s Residence. About 3:30 o’clock this morning two ‘from Manila to New York is $285 a burglars-tried to , break into the resi. dence of Edwin Tilley on Main street. With a a pinch bar they pried. open Mr. Tilley’s bedroom window and had . a ladia Te} blichedi va " realize the cost of the war news sent from Manila each day. ‘Tite regular . rate of the Eastern telegraph company ‘word, and a dispatch filling one colamn ‘of the Republican would cost about . $4000 simply for cable tolls. When a) farge humber of hewspapers use the. ‘raised the witidow about’ ‘six inches . same dispatch, as in the case of matter i distributed by’ press associations, the. Boise. He got out of bed as quickly as jem of it to euch paper is, of course, . he could and went ‘for his pistol. The thieves saw him and ran out the: gate and down the street, but: not until he got a. good look at them through the . . Same window. ‘He is positive he knows one of the men. A few months ago. burglars entered the Tilley residence through the pantry door and passing into the bedroom where Mr. Tilley was asleep stole his gold watch and a diamond pin. It'‘is probable that the two visitors this morning were the ones who. called.be‘much reduced, although ‘the agnual ex' pensd, of collecting news hag -béen incrna forall: American news papers try’s Oriental expansion. 6 papers have a — serthe Herald’s« printed a special cost about, $2825, and. that’was at the. : regular rate of $235 a word. . Still fore: another dispatch, much shorter, was to ome : \ [2 . sent ata later hour marked “urgent,” This flag hes thus far been a hooded . : Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE Are prepared from NaRouse the Liver Cure Sick Headache, BilSour Stomach, Sold everywhere, 25c. per box. Prepared by C.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mags. A dispatch from Washington declares that’ President McKinley is to visit . California. That may compensate for’ the disappointment of not seeing Dewey. . . McKinley is mighty popular here and . would be given a good American wel-. come, : bn Se beta ete Te Not.a Nevada County Editor. . “T have collected six yearly subscriptions,” said the. rural editor, “and 1 don’t know whether to take a week off, or justsit. ardund ‘and feel good.’ “That’s the trouble money brings,” said his wife.” “Before you went out collect. ing you were happy; now you're unset . tled. There’s nothing true but heaven!” 0 OBO Gold Ure Discovery in Lander. One of the largest good propositions . ever found in this State was recently discovered by W. H. Bray in San Juan Canyon, 30 miles south of Austin, Nevada. The ledge averages 100. feet in width and has been traced for.a dis ce of ‘three claims. ‘Numerous samples taken across the ledge’ show assays running in’ gold from ‘$2.50 to $12 per ton, and three ounces in silver. — @alifornia’s’ farmers have ceased whistling for fain, and are now figurity out how they Gan spend money as fast as they are obliged to earn it. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thonsands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 ago! — and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Constmption Cure’ has never been known to fail. The worst. .cases. relieved immediately. Price 25 cts,, 50 cts: and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf he For Sale. A house for rent in a good location. Enquire at the TRANSCRIPT office. mit Busy Little Feet acts like magic in cases of Croup. It! ¥ _ Notice of Assessment. MINING COMPANY, rade County, California. the peers of Directors held on the Sth of May, 1899, an assessment of United States Gold the — of the 24, San Francisco, mr Baltte Pv igpe unpaid i ee auction, a fore, will be sold on Tuesda: ing and expenses of sale. "By order steal wees: of Directors. ADGER HILL AND CHEROKEE GRAVEL -—Loca sTiebate te tacts Sat gation ot prinNeed stout little Shoes and we can sup< mi . 2 pyre Location of works, Cherokee, Ne ply them. Notice is py Nid given that ata meeti te $3 00 es. rnia, r year stock upon which this assessment shall » th zith day of June, 1899, to pay the Selinauans assessment together with costs of advertis* While possessing great strength and light, easy and entirely free from clumon the 7th di f J ess. rth: more ices. 800, will be Cetinauews and advertised for ‘ein Further the: prices.ate and unless payment is . moderate. BOVEY BROS.,. Broad Street. All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With ‘long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom, The best fitting shirt made. All sizes! Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. P phe m man.o# woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people pomeiier deveptionan art. 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 is : Your money back if your ,.urchase proves unsatisfactory. Retarn it and get. your money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil be good friends just the same. ry Ky E C KW a A R. : ~ all the, latest. sty) les tterns— Puffs,” Imperials, Tecks 4 Le Raed , Bow and Four-in-Hand. an Confidential to the 3 People Who Wear Cothinns Particularly those who Think of Buying. Light Weight ae 1] kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. cd of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee,. They do the work perfectly. For Children, . NEVADA COUNTY 2g: conte: 8 BOM. 5 ELECTRIC POWERCO. Hot Weather Has No T errors TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN {Electric Fan ; We will furnish you with the, Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for Six Months At the Bis moderate price $12.00, : each anal ia Pine street and see the Fans in operation. Our stock of Children’s Footwear is . made up of the best’ and newest goods . share was. levied upon the capital stock procurable. of the corporation, doin to. mmediately in in i the Secretary at Street, . durability they also have style and are : ee Coming West. which meant that the dispatch would be paid for at three times the epg hie si on condition that it wae ordinary messages. ig ‘of pet 500. words. at: $7.05 a word would be . $8525 and one of 100 words $705. The Eastern telegraph oompany is making money out of the Philipppine business if no one else isi: Ite wires are ‘heavily burdened daily. —— -How’s. This? We-offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that éannot be. cured by. Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ¥. J. CHENEY & CO, ures Toledo, O. We, the undersigned; hi ave known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and _.believe bim pérfeotly honorable iu all pene nrg transactions, baer financially able to,carry out any 0 tion made by thei te Bren: r West & TRuax, Wholesate Druggists, Toledo,.O.WaLoine.F Marvin, W Whole. ‘sale Drugists, Toledo, O. Hal)’s Catarrh Cure is: taken internally, Acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ‘system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold. by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Difficult cult. Things, Buddha said: : “There are atten things in the: world— being poor, to. be charitable; being rich and great, to be religious; to escape destiny; to repress lust, and famish desire; tose can, able al ‘the world (to touch ebicoe without setting the heart on. it; to. invest matter to the very bottom; not toc demn the ignorant; thoroaghly to. extirpate self-esteem, to be good, and at the same time to be learned and Mater: to.see the hidden principle in the profession of religion; to attain nies end without exultation; to” exhibit in a right way the doctrine of expediency; to save men by converting them; to be the same in heart and life; to avoid controversy. 2@e --—-— Bonded a Mine. The Metropolitan mine near Moore's Flat was bonded yesterday to a company of which John Bradbury, the Los Angeles millionaire, is a prominent member. The bond was secured by na bad Sullivan, the company’s repre. . re . sentative, who left yesterday noon for Sap Francisco but will. return shortly and begin work on the mine. —_—_———— Sick Headaches, . The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 26 cts: and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerm the druggist. 7 uc ts ICE CREAM afid ICE CREAM SODA AT FOLEY’S, RTT TE TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS At -"Pigtlta: we dibs you today our third shipment of T ROJAN SHIRT WAISTS in white and colored. See our window display. The Trojan is the BEST FITTING ‘nid most STYLISH waist made in this country.~ We have sold them ev ery year for about 8 years and would not Saree them un. der any consideration, If you’ get yout proper size, you get a proper fit. are all fitted before they leave mec take a look at them while in our window. They the factory. Respectfully, MAHER C. CO’ S. Come to us ton Wash Goods, Don’t forget us house-cleanin time if you want NEW ee : é — ERR ~ MAKER & GO. as Crawford aT ae ae sunnrrenntt FS ny: Beginning May Ist, 1899, Faia Has the Finest Lot ‘Summer Millinery IN NEVADA COUNTY. _Tastlest City;styles, Se A ce RS ds the place "to buy all kinds. of Furniture at the lowest ogg Fancy Chairs, ‘Cowes, _ LOUNGES, that Ge from ¢ court-m port. . Jud advices, prise w sbould occur } knowle * gtandst efforts Filipin: that th under.t those’ officers taken { nO prot made t that pe the me would an exte with Ai Repr sey, wh Own, 88 with m est can up. O that he Easter Whitne poll tk comma Bryan of his a workin cessity protect the or have tr the. w trade, ' son bil the cot Pres body:t sion of not ful talked Repub! lief th make i din adv Decem ‘and Re ‘accord ter hai be an « ties fe would seasio! shorte becaus upon 1 prepat mittec count) under the Am who bh are P. recent mous Mein, childe the m exten! jand . erties opera Durit Mess: guest _the ] they this perix

= ee ; . evening except a Bees bilshed every oy Holidays by: -BROWN & CALKINS. 0 ar “TRANSORIPT. rn and Young. Mrs. George Baker of Columbia Hill ¥. P. BROWN. U. 8. CALKINS. _. was a Visitor here yesterday. it ee a DER OTD PROTON Sol. James of Sacramento street still continues to be a very sick man. " eee erevernnren — “M.S. Paine is down from Lake City. re a . EL Ratisoni came:ovet/from shen é : San Juan today. i ‘Aon a The ' little “dadghter of Mr. an B RIRF MENTION, Fred Sykes Fey, Hill is quite 4 sick. _ ‘ "ir Notes and Comments of L0ca. ” Hi. Smith, D. Mitier and’M. G. Galvin! i ee Interest. arrived here from Oroville today. ech ae G. H. Robinson and H. J. Young} > ‘Spine tree with shave at Wild’s. tf . of San Francisco cuine in on last’ ‘even“ 2or Life Insurance see T.B.Gray. —_. ing’s train. i Bet us celebrate on the 4th of July. T, B, English. is down, frond Cotesia . , Foster says another storm is‘coming. HL . Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon.) Al. Davis and .W. H. Roden of san & cee: : Summer corsets 25 cents a pair at. Francisco are in town. : ‘Rosenterg Bros. tf EB, H. Hamlin’ and B. Ward are ap «. astern pickled pork and pigs feet! from Smarteville. i : at J.J. Jackson’s. tf Charles T. Worthley came down from < House and lot for sale. Enquire of] Washington today . Dally chronicle’ ot tho’ Deluge o Lb Day's Record of Our Neighbors as, Told George C. Gaylord. m6-tf ~ Bur Valenciennes and torchon » laces try the Racket Store. w6-tf +8tar-Creamery butter, sold by Gayont Son, is the best.. tf _ Pay the printer if you don’t pay any‘body else. Change about and pay him first. “A new building is being erected on .Broad'street next to the: Nevada City assay, office. Fix your sidewalk and make everybody else happy, even if you are not one of the number. Our merchants are complaining conbly about a lack of business. A Well it will be better by-and-by. 8 An elegant line of silk waists of the ewest pattern ard latest cuts have ae been received by Snell & Fleming. © 'There were “fourteen passengers for Downieville, and Sierra City yesterday nd an extra stage was run as far as n Juan, Mryand Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord will at tergain thé members of-the Excelsior Pres club at their home on Broad street next Monday night. > The new barber shop of C. E. Wild is ine of the finest north of Sacramento. putous cleanliness and first-class work guaranteed. Inspection invited. tf °“(Phe-"TrRanscripT is the only evening paper published in Nevada City. Itis the best paper published in Nevada county, and we are not lying when we make that assertion. The postoffice in this city will be enlarged by taking in that portion of the building now occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co. There will be some style about our postoffice when this is done. There are a number of subscribers for the TRANSCRIPT who have not paid any money on their accounts for some time. Unless payment is made immediately we shall be compelled to discontinue their paper. tf “In anticipation of the building of tie new sewerage system sickness is on the decrease, and those who have been dangerously ill are-now all getting well.” That is what a doctor told the reporter for a fact in asking bim, “anything new today.” Harry E, Pratt, who represents a Sacramento liquor house and bought the Referee saloon yesterday, will reopen it. with a select stock of domestic and imported goods. Leonard De Vilbiss, who lived here last summer, is coming up from Sacramento to tend bar at the Referee. Prof. G. W. Ogden’s night school at Washington schoolhouse, which meets Monday, ‘Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday, continues to draw a goodly number of pupils. Mr. Ogden is a teaeher of experience and those who are unable to attend day school have now a first-class opportunity to preparey themselves in all branches of school work—especially book-keeping. In ‘the Superior Court today in the case of J. W. Relley vs. P. Campbell it was.-ordered that. the plaintiff be al lowed ten days in addition to the time allowed by Jaw. in which to prepare aud sérve proposed amendments to the statement on motion for a new trial. Hoov’s Puts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. —_— +7 — Hoon’s Pris are easy to take, easy to of-Graniteville were in'town yesterday. spending a few days. days. erty here will leave tomorrow for Detroit, Michigan, where she will spend the balance of her days. son) of San Francisco, ,who has been join the lady’s husband, C. A. Reeks, H. H. Johnston and H. A. Robinson W. F. Sperry of Marysville is here R. G. Landsburg is here from Relief Hill. I. J. Rolfe has so far recovered from his: recent iliness as to be about again. S. P. Bullard’s family left yesterday for San Jose where they intend to. remain. Charles E. Bowdoin of Stockton, who has been ‘here on a visit, returned home today. Mrs. G. Watner (of Grass Valley is here on a visit.to the family of Joseph Fleming. Miss Mary Phelan of. this -city -is spending a few days with her.mother at Shady Creek. T. R. Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here last night on his way to the Kenton mine at Alleghany. Misses Laura Power atd Bessie Goyne, students at the State University of Berekely, arrived here last evening to spend their vacation with ‘their folks. ' Miss Mabel Magor of Grass Valley has been the guest ef Miss Bessie Waters of Gold Flat for two or three Ed. Schnare of Sacramento and 8,8. Scheline of San Francisco returned here yesterday after making a tour of the mountains, . 2 Mrs. Joy having sold all her propMrs. E. Illohan (nee Emily Thomphere visiting her uncle, P. F. Simonds, returned home yesterday. Mrs, ©. A. Reeks and child arrived last evening from San ‘Francisco to the sewing machine sgent. Col. C. F, McGlashan of Truckee has returned home from’ Springfield, Ill, where he has been in attendance upon the convention of the Brigadier-General of the Uniform Rank, K. of P. Will Have a Banquet. The regular monthly meeting of Eagle Hose Company No. 3 will be held this eveniug. After the usual business is transacted a banquet will be served and the following program rendered: Violin solo—William Grimes. Lecture, “Seaweed;"—H. Tere lgna. Song—Jobn Ivey. Remarks—President Wm. ninetion: Vocal selection—Goo Goo quartette. Reading—Captain Chace. Lecture,“Liquid Air,”—Stanley Eade. «song—Company. ome A Tough Place to do To. The Klondike press agents are putting lots of glowing color into their pen-pictures this year, Right, on top of the statements of those who have returned from the Yukon busin starved out and penniless, they have the nerve to say that the output there this season will be abont $40,000,000 and that the prospects. are. more alluring than ever. In view of: the actual evidence the other way, though, they will have a hard time getting their yarns believed. —— —---+ e@e o — --— “I would send you a kiss, papa,” wrote little Lucy, who was away on a i25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. — OOSER, Secreta: a Cure indigestion, sick head-. J i wnat d have been eating onions.” erman, the druggist. j moe thon Room %, San iE ie GRASS $8, VALLBY NEWS. Over The Telephone, At the meeting of the officers and teachers of the Methodist Sunday, school it was decided to hold’ an annual picnic for the children of the 'Baiday school. “A committee was,.appointed to confer with a like commit{tee from the Congregational ‘and Epis‘oopal Sanday schools and consists of the following: Rev. E. R, Willis, Henty Champion, Jobn Bonney, Mrs. E. RB. ‘Willis, Miss Clara George, Henry Argall, Samuel George, Alfred Kinsman. Dr. Jamieson reports two mew cases well and the other a child of William Kelleher. A neat cement sidewalk has been laid im fromt of the residences of W. H. George, Mrs. Greany and Mrs. J, Hodge on Mill street. 5 Jack Trenberth, the athlete and baseball player, has arranged for a Cornish wrestling match with Ollie Phillips, best two in three, for $50 aside, The money. has been posted and the match will take place on the evening of May 27th at some point yet to be named. Tonight Sutter Camp, No. 1, of Argonauts will confer the degree upon two candidates: A car load of fireworks is the Argonaut band is practicing for the occasion. 4 The public school teachers received their pay today. The sum of. $1,789 will be distributed‘among them, which is quite a tidy little sum to be dis, bursed each month. a ae Onfy One Sate Way. If a man wants t to bet on the winning side, let him be on the right side. There is no other safe rule to conform to. Ifa manis on the right side, he will be on the winning side, even if it seems. the losing side. The right side is God’s side, and God’s side is sure to triumph in the end, however it may Jook to the world just now. It may be said reverently, that God’s trains have the right of way on the roads of the universe, and that he who wants to reach his destination surely, and on time, will do well to take his passage on one. of. those trains, Any’ other traia is liable ‘to a collision; at the: best it:is sure to go astray. He who is not going with God is not going God’s way; and no other way is a safe one to travel. 7 A Visiting . Sheriff. J. K. P. Elwell, Sheriff of Sutter county, was in town today accompanied by Sam Avery of Grass Valley. He visited the Courthouse and jail and other places of interest and was quite favorably impressed with our town. — 0 00 A’ Painful Wound. At the Obam: pion mine yesterday Charles Schwartz met witha painful accident. While putting in timbers he climbed up on a post, holding on with his bands. His partner, W.L. Holman, went to'stick his candlestick into the hand jabbed the sharp point of the candlestick through the back of his hand, The injury will lay him up for some time. —+ ee Don’t Do It. Be very careful about mesmerizing or hypnotizing yourself. Either. is very easily done. Think not? To do it-just look at your own reflection in the mirror in the eye for a long time without winking, if you ‘can. In a short time a mist spreads over your vision and then .vague colors float about. you. ‘Then* you float off intoa +mesmeric or hypnotic sleep, from which you might never awaken without the help. of a hypnotist or a mesmerist. Many persons have through insomnia been driven to the olddevice of staring at an object. until forced into a hypnotic sleep. Often it has happened that they never woke up from such self inflicted slumber. Take good care that you. do not lend yourself to this dangerous practice. Set ea came _ — Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an other wise, lovable. girl with: an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea puri-;m fies the breath by. its: action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price jot diphtheria. One is Olarence Max-} — on the way from San Franciséo, and . timber and not noticing -Schwartz’s . = ——— Emblem Under Which the Filipinos Nave Been Fighting. This is a picture of the flag which the Filipinos adopted some months ago and under which they have been fighting at Iloilo and around Manila. It differs materially from the emblem which the insurgents carried when they ‘were fighting the Spanish, but then . they had not risen to.the dignity of de» ing a republic.“Their new. flag is herbarotn enough’ in its color scheme. to satisfy the most . J THE FILIPINO FLAG.savage soul. Yellow. red, blue and white do not make a very harmonious combination, however striking the effect may be. The two wide stripes are red and blue, the blue being the upper one. The triangular field is white, and the three stars and the sun in the center are yellow. . It is probable that the sun signifies the big island of Luzon, while the three stars indiciste the smaller islands throughout which. the Filipinos have undertaken tu spread their sway. tu the Filipinos, for it has fallen on several hastily deserted battlefields. Specimens of this emblen: are said to be highly prized by the .\merican troops, and the prospects are that a fine lot will be gathered in and forwarded to Washingtcn, where they will add much variety to our collection of cap tured battlefiage es World Poultry Care beats all others Gaylord & Son, sole agents here. tf. BORN. In this city, May 12, 1899, to the wife of Arthur Oates, a dangbter. French Tansy Waters. Thésé are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Hood’s Pilis ture’s mild laxatives, and while gentle are reliable and efficient. They iousness, S and Constipation. A NEW BATTLEFLAG. & 4j when Mr, Tilley was awakened, by the, _ Thleres Ty to “Gain Entrance to Bawin -Tilley’s Residence. About 3:30 o’clock this morning two ‘from Manila to New York is $285 a burglars-tried to , break into the resi. dence of Edwin Tilley on Main street. With a a pinch bar they pried. open Mr. Tilley’s bedroom window and had . a ladia Te} blichedi va " realize the cost of the war news sent from Manila each day. ‘Tite regular . rate of the Eastern telegraph company ‘word, and a dispatch filling one colamn ‘of the Republican would cost about

. $4000 simply for cable tolls. When a) farge humber of hewspapers use the. ‘raised the witidow about’ ‘six inches . same dispatch, as in the case of matter i distributed by’ press associations, the. Boise. He got out of bed as quickly as jem of it to euch paper is, of course, . he could and went ‘for his pistol. The thieves saw him and ran out the: gate and down the street, but: not until he got a. good look at them through the . . Same window. ‘He is positive he knows one of the men. A few months ago. burglars entered the Tilley residence through the pantry door and passing into the bedroom where Mr. Tilley was asleep stole his gold watch and a diamond pin. It'‘is probable that the two visitors this morning were the ones who. called.be‘much reduced, although ‘the agnual ex' pensd, of collecting news hag -béen incrna forall: American news papers try’s Oriental expansion. 6 papers have a — serthe Herald’s« printed a special cost about, $2825, and. that’was at the. : regular rate of $235 a word. . Still fore: another dispatch, much shorter, was to ome : \ [2 . sent ata later hour marked “urgent,” This flag hes thus far been a hooded . : Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE Are prepared from NaRouse the Liver Cure Sick Headache, BilSour Stomach, Sold everywhere, 25c. per box. Prepared by C.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mags. A dispatch from Washington declares that’ President McKinley is to visit . California. That may compensate for’ the disappointment of not seeing Dewey. . . McKinley is mighty popular here and . would be given a good American wel-. come, : bn Se beta ete Te Not.a Nevada County Editor. . “T have collected six yearly subscriptions,” said the. rural editor, “and 1 don’t know whether to take a week off, or justsit. ardund ‘and feel good.’ “That’s the trouble money brings,” said his wife.” “Before you went out collect. ing you were happy; now you're unset . tled. There’s nothing true but heaven!” 0 OBO Gold Ure Discovery in Lander. One of the largest good propositions . ever found in this State was recently discovered by W. H. Bray in San Juan Canyon, 30 miles south of Austin, Nevada. The ledge averages 100. feet in width and has been traced for.a dis ce of ‘three claims. ‘Numerous samples taken across the ledge’ show assays running in’ gold from ‘$2.50 to $12 per ton, and three ounces in silver. — @alifornia’s’ farmers have ceased whistling for fain, and are now figurity out how they Gan spend money as fast as they are obliged to earn it. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thonsands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 ago! — and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Constmption Cure’ has never been known to fail. The worst. .cases. relieved immediately. Price 25 cts,, 50 cts: and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf he For Sale. A house for rent in a good location. Enquire at the TRANSCRIPT office. mit Busy Little Feet acts like magic in cases of Croup. It! ¥ _ Notice of Assessment. MINING COMPANY, rade County, California. the peers of Directors held on the Sth of May, 1899, an assessment of United States Gold the — of the 24, San Francisco, mr Baltte Pv igpe unpaid i ee auction, a fore, will be sold on Tuesda: ing and expenses of sale. "By order steal wees: of Directors. ADGER HILL AND CHEROKEE GRAVEL -—Loca sTiebate te tacts Sat gation ot prinNeed stout little Shoes and we can sup< mi . 2 pyre Location of works, Cherokee, Ne ply them. Notice is py Nid given that ata meeti te $3 00 es. rnia, r year stock upon which this assessment shall » th zith day of June, 1899, to pay the Selinauans assessment together with costs of advertis* While possessing great strength and light, easy and entirely free from clumon the 7th di f J ess. rth: more ices. 800, will be Cetinauews and advertised for ‘ein Further the: prices.ate and unless payment is . moderate. BOVEY BROS.,. Broad Street. All kinds of SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With ‘long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom, The best fitting shirt made. All sizes! Erom 75 cts. to $1.50. P phe m man.o# woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people pomeiier deveptionan art. 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 is : Your money back if your ,.urchase proves unsatisfactory. Retarn it and get. your money—you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil be good friends just the same. ry Ky E C KW a A R. : ~ all the, latest. sty) les tterns— Puffs,” Imperials, Tecks 4 Le Raed , Bow and Four-in-Hand. an Confidential to the 3 People Who Wear Cothinns Particularly those who Think of Buying. Light Weight ae 1] kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. cd of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee,. They do the work perfectly. For Children, . NEVADA COUNTY 2g: conte: 8 BOM. 5 ELECTRIC POWERCO. Hot Weather Has No T errors TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN {Electric Fan ; We will furnish you with the, Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for Six Months At the Bis moderate price $12.00, : each anal ia Pine street and see the Fans in operation. Our stock of Children’s Footwear is . made up of the best’ and newest goods . share was. levied upon the capital stock procurable. of the corporation, doin to. mmediately in in i the Secretary at Street, . durability they also have style and are : ee Coming West. which meant that the dispatch would be paid for at three times the epg hie si on condition that it wae ordinary messages. ig ‘of pet 500. words. at: $7.05 a word would be . $8525 and one of 100 words $705. The Eastern telegraph oompany is making money out of the Philipppine business if no one else isi: Ite wires are ‘heavily burdened daily. —— -How’s. This? We-offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that éannot be. cured by. Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ¥. J. CHENEY & CO, ures Toledo, O. We, the undersigned; hi ave known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and _.believe bim pérfeotly honorable iu all pene nrg transactions, baer financially able to,carry out any 0 tion made by thei te Bren: r West & TRuax, Wholesate Druggists, Toledo,.O..WaLoine.F Marvin, W Whole. ‘sale Drugists, Toledo, O. Hal)’s Catarrh Cure is: taken internally, Acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ‘system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold. by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Difficult cult. Things, Buddha said: : “There are atten things in the: world— being poor, to. be charitable; being rich and great, to be religious; to escape destiny; to repress lust, and famish desire; tose can, able al ‘the world (to touch ebicoe without setting the heart on. it; to. invest matter to the very bottom; not toc demn the ignorant; thoroaghly to. extirpate self-esteem, to be good, and at the same time to be learned and Mater: to.see the hidden principle in the profession of religion; to attain nies end without exultation; to” exhibit in a right way the doctrine of expediency; to save men by converting them; to be the same in heart and life; to avoid controversy. 2@e --—-— Bonded a Mine. The Metropolitan mine near Moore's Flat was bonded yesterday to a company of which John Bradbury, the Los Angeles millionaire, is a prominent member. The bond was secured by na bad Sullivan, the company’s repre. . re . sentative, who left yesterday noon for Sap Francisco but will. return shortly and begin work on the mine. —_—_———— Sick Headaches, . The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 26 cts: and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerm the druggist. 7 uc ts ICE CREAM afid ICE CREAM SODA AT FOLEY’S, RTT TE TROJAN SHIRT WAISTS At -"Pigtlta: we dibs you today our third shipment of T ROJAN SHIRT WAISTS in white and colored. See our window display. The Trojan is the BEST FITTING ‘nid most STYLISH waist made in this country.~ We have sold them ev ery year for about 8 years and would not Saree them un. der any consideration, If you’ get yout proper size, you get a proper fit. are all fitted before they leave mec take a look at them while in our window. They the factory. Respectfully, MAHER C. CO’ S. Come to us ton Wash Goods, Don’t forget us house-cleanin time if you want NEW ee : é — ERR ~ MAKER & GO. as Crawford aT ae ae sunnrrenntt FS ny: Beginning May Ist, 1899, Faia Has the Finest Lot ‘Summer Millinery IN NEVADA COUNTY. _Tastlest City;styles, Se A ce RS ds the place "to buy all kinds. of Furniture at the lowest ogg Fancy Chairs, ‘Cowes, _ LOUNGES, that Ge from ¢ court-m port. . Jud advices, prise w sbould occur } knowle * gtandst efforts Filipin: that th under.t those’ officers taken { nO prot made t that pe the me would an exte with Ai Repr sey, wh Own, 88 with m est can up. 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