May 12, 1900 (4 pages)

mei = Btn ne nee she wasn ere werner tes THE TRANSCRIPT. issud Bery Brenig, Sundays Exceped. Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Od AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROW MW & CALEINS. " [RRM OF SUBSCRITTION : By [iail, ° : ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, si 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered “ any part cf the city. P, 0, BOX E. TELEPHONE NO. 41. SATURDAY..--May 12, 1900 BRIBFLY STATED. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Cook’s, that’s all. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink. ,,4 9 resident of Yankee Jims, Placer county. Cook’s. Pig’s feet—two cans for 25° cents at Jackson’s. m1-tf Cook’s Mineral Water will purify your blood. Will Nevada City celebrate on the 4th of July ? A first-class dinner at the Central Hotel tomorrow. Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Oni Grocer, 45c a roll. tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf A fine lunch for all who visit the Council chamber this evening. There was a light fall of snow on the Washington ridge yesterday. Call.on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf An exquisite lot of Wall Paper jast. received at Snell & Fleming’s. tf There will be an attraction at the Eclipse saloon tonight. Something new and nice—Bishop’s Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf's. tf Don’t fail to drop into the New York Hotel saloon this evening. Map of Cape Nome and Alaska Gold Fields. Price 50 cents. At -Crawford’s. 9-3t If you are weak take Beef, Iron and Wine with Celery, the best tonic. At Vinton’s. tf Fred Eilerman wants to see all of his friends this evening. Ben Alper had one of his little fingers badly hurt yesterday in a machine drill. « Drop in at the Glenbrook tonight and find out what the Maitland Bros. have to say. If: you need an Electric Belt you can get.SaNpDEn’s, which is the best make, at Vinton’s for $5. Isoard & Son have on hand a large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf Dr. Pierce’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure all kinds of indigestion. 50 cents a box. Goand see the testimonials at VINTON’S. A camp stew will be served tonight at the Peerless saloon on Broad street. Come and try it. We guarantee good cooking. J. Giobennetti, who has been visiting his family here, went up to Downiecville this morning where he will remain durng the summer. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it: is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf John Sullivan, who used to live at tiis city, fell off a pole at Reno yesterday, while working for the Sunset Telephone Company, and broke one of his arms in two places. James Roach has sold his saloun et Grass Valley to Wm. Keleher Jr. Mr. Roach left today for San Francisco, from which place he will sail for Cape Nome, where he expects to go into business. At. the Owl Saloon tonight an extra grand spread will be served. A special invitation is extended to everybody to call and partake of the good things. Hours—7 till 12 o’clock. It The agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. received a new light wagon this morning. The company evidently thought it was a little too much for one horse to puJl a two-horse wagon around the town. The amount of money iu the County Treasury, as found by the Board of Examiners yesterday, was $97,647.34, including $1000 in warrants: A healtby treasury for a county the size of Nevada. Lieutenant Lyman Welch, a Nevada CIty boy, has been appointed assistant to Lieutenant Vicars in command of the troops on the steamer Logan, which will sail for the Philippine Islands in a few days. cieeaennemiaall Will Reorganize. Choir leader John Werry hopes to see all members of the Methodist church choir at a meeting to be held at the church this evening, beginning at 7:30 o’clock, when the choir will be reorganized. Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee. A delicious blend of the very best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that goes to makea perfect dup. This coffee cannot be ex‘eelled. Packed in one-pound cartoons. Forsale at A. B. Wolf's, Nevada City. m 9-tf Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with. an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puribreath by its acti th Coweta, eiae as nothing else will, Sold for years on absolute Price guaran 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickthe druggist, tf). erman, Berkeley on a vacation. here spending a few days. day and left this morning for WashingAt the Grotto tonight. See. PrN ey, a visit, returned to Seconmuntiies Hill. this PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young. J. Landsberg is over from Relief Hill. George W. King is up from Sacramento. ¥. M. Ackerman is over from Colfax on a short visit. CO. M. Root of Downieville arrived here yesterday. Miss Meehan of Forest City arrived here yesterday. Superior Judge Nilon is confined to his home by illness. Miss Bessie Goyne is home from L. W. Zatiheller of San Francisco is L. M. Batchelder arrived here yesterEd. F, Bean, formerly of this city, is John Kampher, who has been here on morning. W. Fianders, who has been here on a visit, returned to North San Juan this morning. : R. G. Brush and A. Wertheim of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. E. M. and W. M. Wilson left this morning for Maybert where they will spend the summer. Rev. W. A. Rimer has returned from Gaston Ridge where he has_ been visitDana Harmon and family. W.F. Knapp of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. Mrs, 8. Greenburg is expected here tomorrow from San Francisco to visit her sisters, the Misses Miller. Mrs. A. G. Allen arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Grass Valley. . Mrs. Nancarrow and daughter, Miss Clara, have returned from a visit to San Francisco and other places. M. D. Shea, who has been in’ Arizona for some time, returned here last evening on his way to Moore’s Flat. — J. Taunt and family, who have been living at Michigan Bloff for the past year, have returned to this city to reside, Victor Seaman and Frank Montgom ery of San Francisco arrived here last evening and that left this morning for Sierra City. Mr. and Mrs. E. Musshet of Jackson, Amador county, arrived here on last evening’s train, on a visit to Mrs. E. Snell and family. 8 George Beckley and wife returned last evening from a yisit with Sacramento county relatives. They-were accompanied home by A. Rice, who will visit them, i Dr. Lord of Camptonville returned here last evening from San Francisco, where he has been attending the Grand Lodge of Odd. Fellows, and left this morning for home. Miss Belle Anderson, who was injured by being thrown from a wagon on Tuesday night, was taken to her home on Indian Fiat yesterday. Her condition is somewhat improved. Geo. C. Gaylord and daughter, Miss Olive, left today for San Francisco on a pleasure trip. His brother-in-'aw, Henry J. Howe, and wife of Syracuse, New York, will go to Stockton and Oakland, joining him at the Bay City later. oo Will Graduate With Honors. A bert Morgan, son of John T. Morgap, who hag been attending the Dent 1 College at San Francisco, has passed allexaminations and will graduate on Wednesday next with the highest honors of the class. This speaks weli for himself, amply repaid all that expenditure. it Doesn’t. Paying rent doesn’t make a home. We build them on easy terms. al2 TowLe Bros. Co. 8 @@@+ ~ 0 Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Anyone desiring work ‘done immediately should see John 8. Gregory. tf. the young man, and his many friends hore will wish him still greater success w.en he embarks in the profession for Since 1883 the country has spent over $160,000,000 on the new navy, and those two little jobs at Manila and Santiago To take orders for connecting sewers. A WATERY GRAVE. River on Friday. Thomas Starr, an aged miner, was drowhed in the American river at a point above Stevens’ bridge, between the south side, A skiff was: used in crossing the river each day. H. Miuer, who lives a short distance below, came to Colfax yesterday forenoon and reported the accident. The son was en_. gaged in rowing his father across the river at 6:30 a. m., when the boat filled with water. The son jumped from the boat, but was swept down a rocky rapids ahout 150 feet, He narrowly escaped death after being badly bruised ] against the rocks. The elder Mr, Starr clunged to the boat and was carried down the river. The, boatZwas found bottom up, one-fourth of a mile above Stevens’ trail bridge. The body has not been recovered. . Mr. Starr was a native of Pennsylvania; uged 79 years. He was well known at Datch Flat. Thomas ©. Starr'and wife formerly lived at Colfax, says the Bentinal, a The New Time Table. As stated in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT the time table of the N.C. N. G. R. R. will be changed tomorrow. The principal change is in the departure of the train for San Francisco, which will leave at 12:35 p. m. instead of 1:30 p. m, and in the arrival of the train in the afternoon at 5 o’clock instead of 5:40. This train connects. with the overland train leaving San Francisco at 8 a. m. and also the overland limited leaving at 10 a. m. The trains will leave her for Colfax at 5:20 a. m., 8:45 a.m., 12:35 p.m.,5:15 p.m. Leave for Grass Valley only— 10 p.m, Arriving from Grass Valley only—8:15 a. m. They will arrive from Colfax at 9:35 a. m., 1;05 p. m., 5 p. m. end 90 p: m. Uniforms R Received. Company © yesterday received sixty Khaki uniforms. They ure similar to those worn by the troops that went to Manila. The boys are now well fixed for the camping excursion, which will take place the last of June. They will return on the 3d of July, and be ready to take part in Nevada City’s celebration, if we bave one. eee The Jeffries+ Corbett Fight. The returns of the Jeffries-Corbett fight were read off by rounds at the National hotel last evening. There was @ much larger crowd present than usually gathers. on these occasions. There was not much betting done as the local sports were afraid of its being a’ fiasco. SSS The non-irrtating eyrhartio--ivay = Pills. v2 3 DAYS « waft and Entertainment. ' TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MAY 16, 17 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, = 25 CENTS COME EVERYBODY. Notice to Creditors. N_ THE SUPERIOR COURTIN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the estate of Emma R. Kistle, deceased. Kstate of EMMA R. KISTLE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Emma R Kistle, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at the law_ office of E. Power, opposite the Court House, in Nevada City, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said Nevada County. WM. H. KISTLE. Administrator of the Estate of Emma k. Kistle, Deceased. Thomas Starr Drowned in the American TELEGRAPHIC DISRATCHE S. Steamed’ 10,000 Miles. Captain Dexter, . has Mountains. The vessel also carried a cargo of Pernvian sugar. The, Cuzco steamed. over 10,000 miles and the passage occupied seventy-six days. Few steamers arriving here bave come such @ long distance on continuous runs. Coffee Lost.” San Franoiwco, May. 10.—On the ‘last voyage of the Acapulco from Panama to this port $12,000 worth of coffee was destroyed, and the Pacific Mail Company is not only out the freight money on the shipment, but will have to stand the oss ‘as well. ‘The destruction of the cargo was the result of packing sheep dip into the same hold with the coffee. Young Woman Killed. Sr. Louis, May 11.—Another fatality as a result. of the strike was recorded yesterday. As Flora Siegfried, a young woman, was crossing Wash street carrying an infant in her arms, she was hit on the head with a brick that had been’ hurled at a passing car on the Suburban system. Her skull was fractured, and she died shortly after being carried tothe City Hospital. Ready for Business. Frank Guenther takes pleasure in giving notice to the people of Nevada City that be has opened a first-class grocery and provision store on Main street, near the bridge, und solicits the patronage of the public. Goods will be sold at the lowest market rates for cash, *@e 7Oe Creamery Picnic Postponed. Owing to the bad weather the Creamery picnec at Penn Valley, which was advertised to take place on Wednesday, May 16th, has been postponed until -Wednesday, June 13th, Those who intended going take due notice of this change. =e —. =— Tf the hard times that the country suffered during the former administration were not on account of, but in spite of, Democratic effort to (prevent them, and the present prosperity is due not to Repulican e9orts to bring it about, but.in spite of the same, the only safe thing for the lover of prosperity to do is to endeavor to keep that party in power whose blunders make good times. te OO It wont be amazing enough if the predictions of the free traders that nothing will be done for American shipping at the present session of Oongress, and that nothing can be done for Americen shipping at the next session should turn out to be prophetic. PHILADELP! May 10.—The British. Oolfax and Towa Hill. Mr. Starr lived’ ship teas aed ames in a cabin on the north side of the river. : arrived from Callao with a cargo of His son T. C. Starr, and wife lived on allver ore fram tinde in the Andes “WOST BE VACCINATED, The Law Requires the Board of Education {0 Attend to the Matter. It is not generally known that there isa State law that makes it the duty of the Board-of Education to see that every child attending: school is vaccinated. It is also the duty of the Board to furnish all children, whose parents can not afford to do go, with vaccine virus, with which to be vaccinated. The School . Trustees are required © by the same law to make an annual report to the State Board of Health upon how many children attending ‘school have been vaccinated during the year and how many are “attending school that have never been vaccinated. The Board of Education is given the power to keep all children from attending the schools till they are vaccinated. eo Rigors of Cape Nome Climate. “Marvelously rich as Cape Nome. is in gold it has a frightful climate for even the strongest persons,” says a correspondent. “It is constructive suicide for one of weak physique and delicate health to atte.npt to live a few months there. A year up there wrecks the hardést, constitution, and two years wreck any but the most adamantine. The wind blows a hurricane all the time. I have known it to blow for three weeks straight from one direction so hard thatit seemed as if the whole landscape would be. -carried away. + Deo Celebrated Her Birthday. Miss Cristel Jenke, , who was twelve years old on Thursday, celebrated the event by giving a delightful party toa number of hér young friends. The affair took place at her home on upper Main street and all those who attended had a fine time. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Coffee, Coffee. Just GOOD COFFER, that’s all! Peerless .Brand 40 cents per pound, No premiums. You get your money’s worth of Coffee. Wo F sells it. tf EATON ‘BOY, THE WELL KNOWN . BLACK HAWK STALLION, His weight is 1200 pounds. His age is 8 years. His home is at Nevada City at Hennessey’s stable. TERMS~—$10 a season, $5 single leap or $20 insurance. Payable time of service, Address all orders to T. J. RAMSEY. lien ada City, Cal, Work Wanted By a Middle aged lady. Will go out by the day, or do plain sewing. Address TRANSORIPT office, mi2-tf. Standard Patterns, Miss Annie Cohn has been appointed agent for the Standard patterns, and invites the ladies to.call at her store on Main street and see them. m10-tf Saloon For Sale. The bar fixtures, stock and business of the Commercial street saloon is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire on the premises, m@ W. T. MONK, . BATH Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steel Bath Tubs Dated Nevada City, Cal., May 11, 1900. mil LEGG © Enameled Rolled Rim . Porcelain Bath Tubs ‘ TUBS. $9.00 $17.50 Up $36.50 Up SHAW Co. closing them out now for $3.75. spe sag) run on them, All $3.00 Pants Go Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00 All $6.00 Pants. . Go Now .or $3.0 bted to us to call and settle their collect them at any cost, accounts within 30 days or we Aes put A Few ie for This Week Only All $6.00 Pants Go Now for $435 All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $5.50 All $8.00 Pants Go Now. for $6.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes from 13 years to 19 years, used to sell for $1 go now for $7.50 and $9, 00. y PA 3 or $10, $12 and $15. They We still have a few of those Boys’ Suits left which used to, sell foe’ $5, $6 and $7.00. We alae k nena Sines Sos 5 to 10 years. e also have a beautifu line of little fellows’ Vest Suits which used t run them this week for $2.75. €d to sell for $5.00, -we will And remember everything in the store is reduced to cost and some things less than osed ‘cash, . We earnestly request those knowing themselves inde lo ng aoe nt ee bard for : the accounts in the re of an attorney with instructions to Wefare rhe Doings of Our ‘Neighbors as Told ~~ var the Telephone, Carl Jones, who has been attending school at the State University at Berkesister, Miss Francis Jones, will accompany him. Sister Mary Belocded, ‘daughter of the late Mrs. Wm. Loutzenheizer,*and sister Mary Priscilla, who came here to attend the funeral of the first named lady’s mother, returned today to the convent in Los Angeles county, . The Three Guilds of Emanuel Episcopal church of this city will give s lawn party at the rectory .on the afternoon and evening of May. 24. Mrs. W, B. Officer and her sister, Miss Lottie Brown, left. today. to-visit their old home at Eagle Foteh Oregon. Charlies H. Allen, of Maseachusetta, the new governor of Porto Rico, was. inaugurated May 1atSan Juan. The event was one of great. magnificence and importance. The new government very popular in Porto Rico. Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOCHA AND JAVA, whole -roast Coffee putup in one poand air tight cartoons. Wor sents it. 40 cents per pound. Try it,andif you don’t say it’s the most delicious Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf ley, will return home tonight. His . eleven delegates to the State . tion, which will be beld a oe -which provides half autonomy will be ic noon at 8. o'gloek, . “At rangements will be me on June 14th, ‘The State Central Committee decided that the County Com. mitte have the power to either ‘Sppoint delegatés to a county convention to elect the representatives or have them elected at primaries. With characteriotie: ‘elfcontary, the Democrats are claiming that the Ohio platform evades the issue‘on Porto Rico, Yet that platform says “We reaffirm that the tepresentatives of the people have full power over the territory. belonging ‘to the United States. We sistain the President and Congress in exercising this power,” etc. If that is evasive, what is sustaining? Loe at BS Vagal, or There is not much likelihood that the dinner pail will figure in Domo. oratic. campaign speeches this year. They are not so full of wind as they were four years ago. eee Oe even live stock is benefited by Republican prosperity. © live stock on farms Feb. I was $2,558,000,000, an increase of $698,000,000 over the same date in 1886. MAHER NEW PARASOLS. oo AT & CO.’S. the prices are from Come and see them. Ladies, today we place in est lot of parasols that you ever saw. one of our windows the grandThey are all new and 50 CENTS UP TO $6.50. We could not get them all in the window, so come inside and see the rest. New Silk Gloves New Cotton Gloves New Kid Gloves ~~ New Ties for Ladies New Stock Collars New Ribbons NEW THIS DAY: New Hosiery for Ladies and Children New Laces and Embroideries New Belts New Silk Waists for it. AT KIN * 38 See8 ae ‘Francisco and Sacramento prices. SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. all sizes and the price is 75c. Now if you want a good Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us lieidmipidebbeac a aaaiiainiar : enema Heautiful Rugs. * KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. eet ete te see ee ae eee ee We have them iu Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Se KEAD’S? & . ae Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the a names of them. While you are there just look at the 3 pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM SETS. % For the quate of the’ articles the prices are lower than San KA Our Custeniers ‘‘Take the Cake” Because they like it and e : iknow that it is pure. Try some of it and share their . knowledge. If. you go to the Pionie be sure and get your CAKEs, eee, SERPS: PIES, ETC. H. G. LOVELAND, Prop. . The Glenbrook, Ratph Maitland. ae Deencetas Wities, Ligon ‘and Cigars. Git call and yo regret ‘pean bess ahitohaeks & cuca Limes Lemons \Oranges 4¢° 2% Bananas ae Just Received at. Tegler’s Candy Factory. Por Sale at at a Bargain. rae enced The building. on Commercial street formerly oceup?=d by the Referee saloon is ~ffered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire pf BROWN & [ORGAN. one Central Committee will: tsane {a call today for a meet The «value of Armory Hi Seventy the specia the grand clave, No. merry mal themselver The hall for the occ pretty app was lead b; netts, Go, music for selections . The com field’ and one of the . in this city tain of the Captain Se; Valleyans. Bost and G C were cho: ed in favor The party early hoar . Tom The gam Seaweeds of ley nine at a “hot” one. line-up: SEAWEEDS, J. Hovper 8. Hooper O’Oonnor B. 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Deafne by local app! reach the dis There is onl; and that is b Deafuess is ¢ dition of tb Eustachian’ inflamed you or inperfect tirely closed unless the ir out and thi mal: condit destroyed f ten are cai nothing but the mucous: We will gi for any ca

mei = Btn ne nee she wasn ere werner tes THE TRANSCRIPT. issud Bery Brenig, Sundays Exceped. Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Od AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROW MW & CALEINS. " [RRM OF SUBSCRITTION : By [iail, ° : ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, si 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered “ any part cf the city. P, 0, BOX E. TELEPHONE NO. 41. SATURDAY....--May 12, 1900 BRIBFLY STATED. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Cook’s, that’s all. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink. ,,4 9 resident of Yankee Jims, Placer county. Cook’s. Pig’s feet—two cans for 25° cents at Jackson’s. m1-tf Cook’s Mineral Water will purify your blood. Will Nevada City celebrate on the 4th of July ? A first-class dinner at the Central Hotel tomorrow. Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Oni Grocer, 45c a roll. tf Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Something new. At GayLorp’s. tf A fine lunch for all who visit the Council chamber this evening. There was a light fall of snow on the Washington ridge yesterday. Call.on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf An exquisite lot of Wall Paper jast. received at Snell & Fleming’s. tf There will be an attraction at the Eclipse saloon tonight. Something new and nice—Bishop’s Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf's. tf Don’t fail to drop into the New York Hotel saloon this evening. Map of Cape Nome and Alaska Gold Fields. Price 50 cents. At -Crawford’s. 9-3t If you are weak take Beef, Iron and Wine with Celery, the best tonic. At Vinton’s. tf Fred Eilerman wants to see all of his friends this evening. Ben Alper had one of his little fingers badly hurt yesterday in a machine drill. « Drop in at the Glenbrook tonight and find out what the Maitland Bros. have to say. If: you need an Electric Belt you can get.SaNpDEn’s, which is the best make, at Vinton’s for $5. Isoard & Son have on hand a large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf Dr. Pierce’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure all kinds of indigestion. 50 cents a box. Goand see the testimonials at VINTON’S. A camp stew will be served tonight at the Peerless saloon on Broad street. Come and try it. We guarantee good cooking. J. Giobennetti, who has been visiting his family here, went up to Downiecville this morning where he will remain durng the summer. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it: is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf John Sullivan, who used to live at tiis city, fell off a pole at Reno yesterday, while working for the Sunset Telephone Company, and broke one of his arms in two places. James Roach has sold his saloun et Grass Valley to Wm. Keleher Jr. Mr. Roach left today for San Francisco, from which place he will sail for Cape Nome, where he expects to go into business. At. the Owl Saloon tonight an extra grand spread will be served. A special invitation is extended to everybody to call and partake of the good things. Hours—7 till 12 o’clock. It The agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. received a new light wagon this morning. The company evidently thought it was a little too much for one horse to puJl a two-horse wagon around the town. The amount of money iu the County Treasury, as found by the Board of Examiners yesterday, was $97,647.34, including $1000 in warrants: A healtby treasury for a county the size of Nevada. Lieutenant Lyman Welch, a Nevada CIty boy, has been appointed assistant to Lieutenant Vicars in command of the troops on the steamer Logan, which will sail for the Philippine Islands in a few days. cieeaennemiaall Will Reorganize. Choir leader John Werry hopes to see all members of the Methodist church choir at a meeting to be held at the church this evening, beginning at 7:30 o’clock, when the choir will be reorganized. Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee. A delicious blend of the very best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that goes to makea perfect dup. This coffee cannot be ex‘eelled. Packed in one-pound cartoons. Forsale at A. B. Wolf's, Nevada City. m 9-tf Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with. an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puribreath by its acti th Coweta, eiae as nothing else will, Sold for years on absolute Price guaran 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickthe druggist, tf). erman, Berkeley on a vacation. here spending a few days. day and left this morning for WashingAt the Grotto tonight. See. PrN ey, a visit, returned to Seconmuntiies Hill. this PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young. J. Landsberg is over from Relief Hill. George W. King is up from Sacramento. ¥. M. Ackerman is over from Colfax on a short visit. CO. M. Root of Downieville arrived here yesterday. Miss Meehan of Forest City arrived here yesterday. Superior Judge Nilon is confined to his home by illness. Miss Bessie Goyne is home from L. W. Zatiheller of San Francisco is L. M. Batchelder arrived here yesterEd. F, Bean, formerly of this city, is John Kampher, who has been here on morning. W. Fianders, who has been here on a visit, returned to North San Juan this morning. : R. G. Brush and A. Wertheim of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. E. M. and W. M. Wilson left this morning for Maybert where they will spend the summer. Rev. W. A. Rimer has returned from Gaston Ridge where he has_ been visitDana Harmon and family. W.F. Knapp of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. Mrs, 8. Greenburg is expected here tomorrow from San Francisco to visit her sisters, the Misses Miller. Mrs. A. G. Allen arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Grass Valley. . Mrs. Nancarrow and daughter, Miss Clara, have returned from a visit to San Francisco and other places. M. D. Shea, who has been in’ Arizona for some time, returned here last evening on his way to Moore’s Flat. — J. Taunt and family, who have been living at Michigan Bloff for the past year, have returned to this city to reside, Victor Seaman and Frank Montgom ery of San Francisco arrived here last evening and that left this morning for Sierra City. Mr. and Mrs. E. Musshet of Jackson, Amador county, arrived here on last evening’s train, on a visit to Mrs. E. Snell and family. 8 George Beckley and wife returned last evening from a yisit with Sacramento county relatives. They-were accompanied home by A. Rice, who will visit them, i Dr. Lord of Camptonville returned here last evening from San Francisco, where he has been attending the Grand Lodge of Odd. Fellows, and left this morning for home. Miss Belle Anderson, who was injured by being thrown from a wagon on Tuesday night, was taken to her home on Indian Fiat yesterday. Her condition is somewhat improved. Geo. C. Gaylord and daughter, Miss Olive, left today for San Francisco on a pleasure trip. His brother-in-'aw, Henry J. Howe, and wife of Syracuse, New York, will go to Stockton and Oakland, joining him at the Bay City later. oo Will Graduate With Honors. A bert Morgan, son of John T. Morgap, who hag been attending the Dent 1 College at San Francisco, has passed allexaminations and will graduate on Wednesday next with the highest honors of the class. This speaks weli for himself, amply repaid all that expenditure. it Doesn’t. Paying rent doesn’t make a home. We build them on easy terms. al2 TowLe Bros. Co. 8 @@@+ ~ 0 Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Anyone desiring work ‘done immediately should see John 8. Gregory. tf. the young man, and his many friends hore will wish him still greater success w.en he embarks in the profession for Since 1883 the country has spent over $160,000,000 on the new navy, and those two little jobs at Manila and Santiago To take orders for connecting sewers. A WATERY GRAVE. River on Friday. Thomas Starr, an aged miner, was drowhed in the American river at a point above Stevens’ bridge, between the south side, A skiff was: used in crossing the river each day. H. Miuer, who lives a short distance below, came to Colfax yesterday forenoon and reported the accident. The son was en_. gaged in rowing his father across the river at 6:30 a. m., when the boat filled with water. The son jumped from the boat, but was swept down a rocky rapids ahout 150 feet, He narrowly escaped death after being badly bruised ] against the rocks. The elder Mr, Starr clunged to the boat and was carried down the river. The, boatZwas found bottom up, one-fourth of a mile above Stevens’ trail bridge. The body has not been recovered. . Mr. Starr was a native of Pennsylvania; uged 79 years. He was well known at Datch Flat. Thomas ©. Starr'and wife formerly lived at Colfax, says the Bentinal, a The New Time Table. As stated in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT the time table of the N.C. N. G. R. R. will be changed tomorrow. The principal change is in the departure of the train for San Francisco, which will leave at 12:35 p. m. instead of 1:30 p. m, and in the arrival of the train in the afternoon at 5 o’clock instead of 5:40. This train connects. with the overland train leaving San Francisco at 8 a. m. and also the overland limited leaving at 10 a. m. The trains will leave her for Colfax at 5:20 a. m., 8:45 a.m., 12:35 p.m.,5:15 p.m. Leave for Grass Valley only— 10 p.m, Arriving from Grass Valley only—8:15 a. m. They will arrive from Colfax at 9:35 a. m., 1;05 p. m., 5 p. m. end 90 p: m. Uniforms R Received. Company © yesterday received sixty Khaki uniforms. They ure similar to those worn by the troops that went to Manila. The boys are now well fixed for the camping excursion, which will take place the last of June. They will return on the 3d of July, and be ready to take part in Nevada City’s celebration, if we bave one. eee The Jeffries+ Corbett Fight. The returns of the Jeffries-Corbett fight were read off by rounds at the National hotel last evening. There was @ much larger crowd present than usually gathers. on these occasions. There was not much betting done as the local sports were afraid of its being a’ fiasco. SSS The non-irrtating eyrhartio--ivay = Pills. v2 3 DAYS « waft and Entertainment.. ' TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MAY 16, 17 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, = 25 CENTS COME EVERYBODY. Notice to Creditors. N_ THE SUPERIOR COURTIN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter of the estate of Emma R. Kistle, deceased. Kstate of EMMA R. KISTLE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Emma R Kistle, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at the law_ office of E. Power, opposite the Court House, in Nevada City, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said Nevada County. WM. H. KISTLE. Administrator of the Estate of Emma k. Kistle, Deceased. Thomas Starr Drowned in the American TELEGRAPHIC DISRATCHE S. Steamed’ 10,000 Miles. Captain Dexter, . has Mountains. The vessel also carried a cargo of Pernvian sugar. The, Cuzco steamed. over 10,000 miles and the passage occupied seventy-six days. Few steamers arriving here bave come such @ long distance on continuous runs. Coffee Lost.” San Franoiwco, May. 10.—On the ‘last voyage of the Acapulco from Panama to this port $12,000 worth of coffee was destroyed, and the Pacific Mail Company is not only out the freight money on the shipment, but will have to stand the oss ‘as well. ‘The destruction of the cargo was the result of packing sheep dip into the same hold with the coffee. Young Woman Killed. Sr. Louis, May 11.—Another fatality as a result. of the strike was recorded yesterday. As Flora Siegfried, a young woman, was crossing Wash street carrying an infant in her arms, she was hit on the head with a brick that had been’ hurled at a passing car on the Suburban system. Her skull was fractured, and she died shortly after being carried tothe City Hospital. Ready for Business. Frank Guenther takes pleasure in giving notice to the people of Nevada City that be has opened a first-class grocery and provision store on Main street, near the bridge, und solicits the patronage of the public. Goods will be sold at the lowest market rates for cash, *@e 7Oe Creamery Picnic Postponed. Owing to the bad weather the Creamery picnec at Penn Valley, which was advertised to take place on Wednesday, May 16th, has been postponed until -Wednesday, June 13th, Those who intended going take due notice of this change. =e —. =— Tf the hard times that the country suffered during the former administration were not on account of, but in spite of, Democratic effort to (prevent them, and the present prosperity is due not to Repulican e9orts to bring it about, but.in spite of the same, the only safe thing for the lover of prosperity to do is to endeavor to keep that party in power whose blunders make good times. te OO It wont be amazing enough if the predictions of the free traders that nothing will be done for American shipping at the present session of Oongress, and that nothing can be done for Americen shipping at the next session

should turn out to be prophetic. PHILADELP! May 10.—The British. Oolfax and Towa Hill. Mr. Starr lived’ ship teas aed ames in a cabin on the north side of the river. : arrived from Callao with a cargo of His son T. C. Starr, and wife lived on allver ore fram tinde in the Andes “WOST BE VACCINATED, The Law Requires the Board of Education {0 Attend to the Matter. It is not generally known that there isa State law that makes it the duty of the Board-of Education to see that every child attending: school is vaccinated. It is also the duty of the Board to furnish all children, whose parents can not afford to do go, with vaccine virus, with which to be vaccinated. The School . Trustees are required © by the same law to make an annual report to the State Board of Health upon how many children attending ‘school have been vaccinated during the year and how many are “attending school that have never been vaccinated. The Board of Education is given the power to keep all children from attending the schools till they are vaccinated. eo Rigors of Cape Nome Climate. “Marvelously rich as Cape Nome. is in gold it has a frightful climate for even the strongest persons,” says a correspondent. “It is constructive suicide for one of weak physique and delicate health to atte.npt to live a few months there. A year up there wrecks the hardést, constitution, and two years wreck any but the most adamantine. The wind blows a hurricane all the time. I have known it to blow for three weeks straight from one direction so hard thatit seemed as if the whole landscape would be. -carried away. + Deo Celebrated Her Birthday. Miss Cristel Jenke, , who was twelve years old on Thursday, celebrated the event by giving a delightful party toa number of hér young friends. The affair took place at her home on upper Main street and all those who attended had a fine time. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee Coffee, Coffee. Just GOOD COFFER, that’s all! Peerless .Brand 40 cents per pound, No premiums. You get your money’s worth of Coffee. Wo F sells it. tf EATON ‘BOY, THE WELL KNOWN . BLACK HAWK STALLION, His weight is 1200 pounds. His age is 8 years. His home is at Nevada City at Hennessey’s stable. TERMS~—$10 a season, $5 single leap or $20 insurance. Payable time of service, Address all orders to T. J. RAMSEY. lien ada City, Cal, Work Wanted By a Middle aged lady. Will go out by the day, or do plain sewing. Address TRANSORIPT office, mi2-tf. Standard Patterns, Miss Annie Cohn has been appointed agent for the Standard patterns, and invites the ladies to.call at her store on Main street and see them. m10-tf Saloon For Sale. The bar fixtures, stock and business of the Commercial street saloon is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire on the premises, m@ W. T. MONK, .. BATH Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steel Bath Tubs Dated Nevada City, Cal., May 11, 1900. mil LEGG © Enameled Rolled Rim . Porcelain Bath Tubs ‘ TUBS.. $9.00 $17.50 Up $36.50 Up SHAW Co. closing them out now for $3.75. spe sag) run on them, All $3.00 Pants Go Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00 All $6.00 Pants. . Go Now .or $3.0 bted to us to call and settle their collect them at any cost, accounts within 30 days or we Aes put A Few ie for This Week Only All $6.00 Pants Go Now for $435 All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $5.50 All $8.00 Pants Go Now. for $6.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes from 13 years to 19 years, used to sell for $1 go now for $7.50 and $9, 00. y PA 3 or $10, $12 and $15. They We still have a few of those Boys’ Suits left which used to, sell foe’ $5, $6 and $7.00. We alae k nena Sines Sos 5 to 10 years. e also have a beautifu line of little fellows’ Vest Suits which used t run them this week for $2.75. €d to sell for $5.00, -we will And remember everything in the store is reduced to cost and some things less than osed ‘cash, . We earnestly request those knowing themselves inde lo ng aoe nt ee bard for : the accounts in the re of an attorney with instructions to Wefare rhe Doings of Our ‘Neighbors as Told ~~ var the Telephone, Carl Jones, who has been attending school at the State University at Berkesister, Miss Francis Jones, will accompany him. Sister Mary Belocded, ‘daughter of the late Mrs. Wm. Loutzenheizer,*and sister Mary Priscilla, who came here to attend the funeral of the first named lady’s mother, returned today to the convent in Los Angeles county, . The Three Guilds of Emanuel Episcopal church of this city will give s lawn party at the rectory .on the afternoon and evening of May. 24. Mrs. W, B. Officer and her sister, Miss Lottie Brown, left. today. to-visit their old home at Eagle Foteh Oregon. Charlies H. Allen, of Maseachusetta, the new governor of Porto Rico, was. inaugurated May 1atSan Juan. The event was one of great. magnificence and importance. The new government very popular in Porto Rico. Peerless Brand Coffee. A pure MOCHA AND JAVA, whole -roast Coffee putup in one poand air tight cartoons. Wor sents it. 40 cents per pound. Try it,andif you don’t say it’s the most delicious Coffee you ever drank you can return it and get your money back. tf ley, will return home tonight. His . eleven delegates to the State . tion, which will be beld a oe -which provides half autonomy will be ic noon at 8. o'gloek, . “At rangements will be me on June 14th, ‘The State Central Committee decided that the County Com. mitte have the power to either ‘Sppoint delegatés to a county convention to elect the representatives or have them elected at primaries. With characteriotie: ‘elfcontary, the Democrats are claiming that the Ohio platform evades the issue‘on Porto Rico, Yet that platform says “We reaffirm that the tepresentatives of the people have full power over the territory. belonging ‘to the United States. We sistain the President and Congress in exercising this power,” etc. If that is evasive, what is sustaining? Loe at BS Vagal, or There is not much likelihood that the dinner pail will figure in Domo. oratic. campaign speeches this year. They are not so full of wind as they were four years ago. eee Oe even live stock is benefited by Republican prosperity. © live stock on farms Feb. I was $2,558,000,000, an increase of $698,000,000 over the same date in 1886. MAHER NEW PARASOLS. oo AT & CO.’S. the prices are from Come and see them. Ladies, today we place in est lot of parasols that you ever saw. one of our windows the grandThey are all new and 50 CENTS UP TO $6.50. We could not get them all in the window, so come inside and see the rest. New Silk Gloves New Cotton Gloves New Kid Gloves ~~ New Ties for Ladies New Stock Collars New Ribbons NEW THIS DAY: New Hosiery for Ladies and Children New Laces and Embroideries New Belts New Silk Waists for it. AT KIN * 38 See8 ae ‘Francisco and Sacramento prices. SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. all sizes and the price is 75c. Now if you want a good Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us lieidmipidebbeac a aaaiiainiar : enema Heautiful Rugs.. * KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. eet ete te see ee ae eee ee We have them iu Respectfully, MAHER & CO. Se KEAD’S? & . ae Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the a names of them. While you are there just look at the 3 pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM SETS. % For the quate of the’ articles the prices are lower than San KA Our Custeniers ‘‘Take the Cake” Because they like it and e : iknow that it is pure. Try some of it and share their . knowledge. If. you go to the Pionie be sure and get your CAKEs, eee, SERPS: PIES, ETC. H. G. LOVELAND, Prop. . The Glenbrook, Ratph Maitland. ae Deencetas Wities, Ligon ‘and Cigars. Git call and yo regret ‘pean bess ahitohaeks & cuca Limes Lemons \Oranges 4¢° 2% Bananas ae Just Received at. Tegler’s Candy Factory. Por Sale at at a Bargain. rae enced The building. on Commercial street formerly oceup?=d by the Referee saloon is ~ffered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire pf BROWN & [ORGAN. one Central Committee will: tsane {a call today for a meet The «value of Armory Hi Seventy the specia the grand clave, No. merry mal themselver The hall for the occ pretty app was lead b; netts, Go, music for selections . The com field’ and one of the . in this city tain of the Captain Se; Valleyans. Bost and G C were cho: ed in favor The party early hoar . Tom The gam Seaweeds of ley nine at a “hot” one. line-up: SEAWEEDS, J. Hovper 8. Hooper O’Oonnor B. 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Deafne by local app! reach the dis There is onl; and that is b Deafuess is ¢ dition of tb Eustachian’ inflamed you or inperfect tirely closed unless the ir out and thi mal: condit destroyed f ten are cai nothing but the mucous: We will gi for any ca