May 16, 1900 (4 pages)

unexpected. She is very highly spok\ going to Cape Nome. that he became insane. ® . { THE TRANSCRIPT. issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excopted, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA ~ BROWN & CALEING. — TERMS OF BUBBCRITTION : By Mell, ” $6 Per Year By Carrier, «= 12 1+2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX E. WEDNESDAY ..May 16, 1900 : r TODAY A SAD ONE For the Little Village of Sweetland, ip Bridgeport Township. Elijah Pease, who has resided at the town of Sweetland since 1854, died early this morning. He was a_ bachelor, and had earned his living by ranching. is was 91 years old. Mrs. John Trevithick, who has resided at Sweetland for a number of years, died there last night. She leaves a busband, and her age was 60 years She had been sick for sume time, but about two weeks ago she had entirely recovered. A few days ago she was taken sick again and her death was wholly én of by her acquaintances. Al. Williams of Sweetland became a “paving maniae yesterday. He bad been biok some time, and was talking about The thought of his not being able to do.so, on account of his illness, so preyed. upon his. mind Constable Northup, Geo. Sneath and Wm. Slack brought him to this city this afternoon and lodged him in the county jail. 2+ Seo City Trustees, A special meeting of the Board of City Trustees was held last evening, and business connected with the sewerage system was taken up and completed. Engineer Miller ,.was instracted to finish up uncompleted portions of the system in different parts of the city as quickly as possible. A pipe Jine ‘wilt be laid on High street, 445 feet long; on Prospect street, 358 feet, and Zion street, 504 feet. Work will be completed within two weeks, when the sewer system will be entirely.completed and in working order. A committee was appointed to wait on Samuel Granger, and have a defective sever on his premises repaired immediately, The Board purchased the roadscraper from A. Frandy for $75. .It has heretofore been rented by the city. Geo. A. Gray made application, on behalf of the Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pbhythias fraternities, to make a two-inch tap on the cemetery main. An order was made granting the same. A warrant was drawn for $7 in favor of the Sacramento Pipe Works beiug the balance due the firm from the city. The Gamewall Fire Alarm Oompany sont a communication to the Trustees s‘ating that there was due them $490 on the alarm system, and $100 for an indicator, which was never ordered by the Board. The City warrant book shows-that the city does not owe them one dollar, + 6@0 Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Mrs. Archie McFall, mother of Superintendent Dan J.MeFall, took place from St. Canice Catholic Church this morning, and was largely uttended by many of the friends andiacquaintances of the deceased. The. following were bearers of the pall: A. Tam, C.J; Brand, Jas. G. Neagle, O. C. Conlan, John Dunnicliff and Jos. D. Fleming. or Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old ~ and Young, J. L. Smith left this morning for Chico. r J. Tracy of San Francisco is here on a pleasure trip. W. H. Jones of Sacramento is here on a business trip. Miss K. W. White arrived here last evening on a visit. Mrs. Charles Flynn is ill at her home on East Broad street. Glen Harter of San Jose came in on the morning train. G.S. Tenney will return to his home at Graniteville today. BR. B. Stevens of San Francisco came in on the morning train. E, H. Seiherlich of San Francisco is here spending a few days. James Abbott Sr. will leave this morning for Brandy City. Mrs, J. Driscoll arrived here last night from San Francisco. Frank Vaughn canie down from the Plumbago Mine yesterday. Dr. Sargent A. Chapman is here ona visit to-his mother and brother. Irvine Watson has gone over to Placer county on mining business, H. ©. Hopkins of Oakland is here spending a few days with friends. H. L. Movill, one of San Francisco’s popular traveling men, is in town. H. 8. Williams and son of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends. George McCullough “and J. Bailey were here yesterday from San Juan. G. W.-Davis and J. Cairns came down from Moore’s Flat this morning. A.P. Matthews of San Francisco left on the morning stage for Camptonville, J. B. Williams of San. Jose arrived here last evening, en route to Camptonville. Ool. M. W. Mather and wife left this morning for Sana Francisco and Oakland. W. Flewellyn, who has been here ona visit, returned this morning to Downieville. L. J. De Sable left for Paso Robles Springs today, where he will remain for a month. T. F, Jones, who has been spending a few. days here, has returned to Camptonville. Mrs. E. L. Hager left on the morning train for a few day’s visit to friends in Sacramento, F. W. Taylor and wife of San Francisco are among the guests at the National Hote), B. J. Dillon came down from Sierra City yesterday and left this morning for Mary sville. H. Paine came over from North San Juan yesterday and left this morning for Cape Nome, Mark Roberts has returned from San Francisco, where he attended the I. O. O. ¥F. Grand Lodge. Mrs, A. V. Hiukson returned home yesterday after a visit at Sacramento und San Francisco. Mrs. Fannie McGibbons, a former resident of this vity, arrived here lust evening on a visit to relatives. L, P. Schwartz will resume his position as clerk at Scadden’s grocery today, after being laid up with sickness, D. H. Birdsall, the powder man.who has been making a trip through the mountains, returned here this morning. P. R. Allen, formerly of the Shaw Co,. but now advance agent for the Madison Square Co., arrived here last evening. Theodore Schwartz of Pleasant Valley will leave tomorrow for San Francisco and from there he will siil for Cape Nome, Dr. Wolf who has been to San Frau cisco on a visit returned here last evening and left this morning for Washington. Joho Langman and Rotieri Monteith’ who are well known at this city, will leave San Francisco on the 26th inst. Saloon vs. Church. ' Yoiepo, May 15. Rev. F. E. Patton, a@ young Christian minister of this city, preached from the stage of Burt’s Opera House. He said: “By the practice of the Church more people are doomed to eternal perdition than ever caused by tbe saloons or any other influence. Place no faith at all in your Churches. Mark my words, that there will be a _ reformation that will shake the religious world to its foundation. Isms and schisms will be parts of a broken. parachute.” Rev. Patton will arrange for a church’ edifice and will have in the yollding billards, pool, meri etc. : Great Excitement. Prrrssura (Pa.). May, 15.—Excitement still prevails among the residents of Turtle Oreek, Pa., over the action of the Board of Health in converting the schoolhouse into a smallpox hospital, but there has been no farther rioting. It is said information © will be madé against a number of prominent citizens, who, it is alleged, were ringleaders in the riot last night. eae. be Physical Culture. Mrs. M. L. Loofbour will open her class in Physical Culture at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening, May 15th, at:8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to come and take a free legson. mi4-2t 8", ooo > Stacey & Gregory Are > Prepared To take orders for connecting sewers. Anyone desiring work done immediately should sve John 8, Gremees tf. for Cape Nome, Boscoe Jellich of Sierra City, who has been to San Francisco on a visit returned here last evening and left this morning for home. Mrs. W. W. Waggoner and son and Miss Emma Sims left this morning for Sacramento, for a short visit to Mr. Waggoner’s parents. H. J. Brand of San Francisco, brother of C. J. Brand of this city dnd who is well known here, has gone with the rash to Cape Nome to seek his fortune. Ray Ourrier of North Bloomfield, who has been to San Francisco attendtwo of Nevada City’s craok-a-jack ball PERSONAL POINTERS, sir osu rote screw] ind#ning for home. W. M. Taylor came down from “ee ington to-day. ~ J.B. Wagner came down trom Coa lumbia Hill today. m E. L. Hoopenamer of Portland, who has been here visiting his brother at the Oleveland mine, returned today. i. R. Barker came down: from You Bet today. H. MoWeil, Jr., came over from. North San Juan today. A. G. Goodspeed came down from Lowles this morning. U. V. Richardson came over. frou Truckee this morning, A. 8S. Dixon and 8. D. Valentine of San Francisco came in on the morning train, : Chas. O’Connor and Wm. Spargo players, ‘have received an offer to go on the diamond at Nanaimo, B. C., ata tiberal salary. W. EF. Englebright, R. C. Walrath and John Spaulding made a trip to Smartsville yesterday, where they attended a meeting of the Nevada and Marysville Power Company. Jas. E. McCormick, A. E. Griffith and R. 8. Grant arrived*here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for Alleghany to look at some mines there which they are thinking of buying. ——— + #@e + THEY ARE COMING. The Madison Square Company to Play Here Next Week. The Madison Square Company will perform in this city all of next week: at the low prices of 10, 20 and 30 cents. We think. they will be greeted with crowded houses every night, for they are deserving of it. It is a well established fact that the public wants to be amused and when suitable amusement is furnished at prices ‘within the reach of all, liberal patronage will be the result. There are plenty of good plays which can be had on reasonable terms, and plenty of competent actors who are willing to engage in the production of the same at a fair living salary. Mr. Lowe of the Madison Square Company has secured both and is presenting a repertoire of modern in a first class manner, at prices néver attempted before by a repertoire company. ‘Ten,tewnty, and thirty cents, and the phenominal business they do every where attests the wisdom of his policy. The company’s opening: bill will be Clifton’s. Eastern success. “Man aid Master.” Seats can. be secured in advance at Foley’ 8, ~+0-d@e-e Sk A Very Natrow Escape. Mrs, Ed. Arthur hada very narrow escape of being killed this foretioon, A new poreh is being. erected in the rear of the house, and when walking ona portion of the floor, dud in the act of throwing some rubbish.out she fell through an aperture of it to the ground, a dista:ce of ‘about twenty feet, falling on her face: In falling she caught a rope that was hanging’ on the side of the house whi¢h broke the fall to some extent, but yet she was badly bruised about the face-and limbs. Although suffering a great deal from the bruises she considers that she was fortunate in getting off as well as she did, ——+ 0@e“He THat Seexs Finps.” He that takes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla finds in its use pure blood, good appetite, good digestion and perfect heal th. It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all blood bumors, Pills. 250. » At A he thd One Dose Tells the story. When your head aches, and you feel bilious, consti pated, and out of tune,.with your stomach sour and no appetite, just buy a package of Hood’s Pills And take a dose, from 1 to 4 pills, You will be surprised. at. how easily they will do their work, cure your headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy again. > cents. Sold by all medicine déaléers, $ Hound For Sale, A full-blooded Hound is offered for sgle. = Sick headache is: cured by Hood’s . ; : ‘s, that’s all. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink. Cook’s. ‘Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon. m1 4-tf © a ‘ aie sia Fleming’s: Jackson's, © ~ mi-tf Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Cash Grocer, 45c 4 roll. : : tf at Guenther’s Cash Store. m14-tf thing new. At Gaytorp’s. —S tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘Something new and nice—Bishop’s Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf’s. tf , Finest quality of ice cream and ice cream soda in the market. At Tegler’s. ‘Hartung Bros. can not be excelled-in watch and clock repairing. Send gaged orders to them. If you need an Electric Belt you can get SANDEN’s, which is the best make, at Vinton’s for $5. fsoard & Son have on hand 2s large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf Constable Long brought P. J. Doyl over from Truckee today to serve thirty days tor disturbing the peace. Dr. Pierce’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure all kinds of indigestion. 50 cents a ‘VinTON’s. Kinkead has just received a big lot of duplex window shades, in twocolors, just the thing needed to improve the looks of windows. walking skirt? If so, drop in the storé of Maher and Oo. where you can get a beautifal one for $4.90. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf D. &. Kinney has sold the Eclipse Saloon to Friedman & Co. and has taken his departure for Iowa, where he will settle up the estate of his mother, There is quite a demand for those nice iron bedsteads which Kinkead has just received. They are easy to handle and so convenient. Go and see them. Rice & Lewis received this morning a new dynamo of ten-horse power, whieh they will place in the Plaza Planing Mill. This firm is doing a big business because they are good, square mén, and do work at very low prices, They are stil] at it in getting the latest and handsomest styles of gent’s and boy’s clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc. at the Grimes’ Emporium. Prices are all right. aemenies Changed Hands, Mrs. E. L. Hager has sold out her Broad street restaurant to Mrs. O. D. Campbell. Mrs. Hager has built up.a very nice business there, and Mrs. Campbell, whe isa very popular lady, will keep up the good reputation that the place now enjoys: She hopes to receive a share of the public patronage, [. PBTSICAL ML OULTURE, A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and}. mi4-tf © -Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Flaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25 cents . . Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. * Some-is a revelation to Nevada Cityites. She ‘box, Goand see the testimonials at Ladies, do you want a handsome At “The Grotto” at all times, you canH Cast Mas Opened Last Evening ot og Miles Lootboutow. “Miss M. L. Loofbourow opened her class last evening, on physical cultare, at. Odd Fellows’ Hall, to a very good audience, She commenced by delivering a very intéresting and intelligent lecture upon the subject, and at once seasick t bat got into the good graces of those present, for she demonstrated in her fifteen . . minutes talk her ability and capability of teaching the branch of pbysicial culture, Miss Loofbourow is very graceful in ber movements and her work}. comes here to doa humativarian work and represents one of the grandest systems of physicial culture. It is so powerful in its eflects upon health that leading physicians of America are prescribing it in many cases in preference to medicine. Miss ‘Loofbourow’ said that she would guarantee to increase the chest measure 2!¢inches in one: term of 20 lessons. The most awkward man, woman or child could be made graceful in a few term’s lessons. Cultured men and women dislike physical defects and try to overcome them, arid they can do it by joining Miss Loofbourow’s’ class. In her lecture she stated that in a few lessons she could give a graceful rounded form to any one. Heo i The Pacific Slope, from Puget Sound to Lower California is a unit for expansion. The voters out here will no more vote to retire from the Philippines than New Yorkers would . vote toabolish ali Atlantic commerce. It is not difficult to convince them. that trade follows the flag. * 3 DAYS « wofat and Entertainment. TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, + 25 CENTS COME EVERYBODY. . BATH Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steel . Bath Tubs Enameled Rolled Rim {Porcelain Bath Tubs Evquire of W. Brodt, Quaker Hill. mil6 lw . pate anes — Tune $9.00 = $17.50 Up . LEGG © Suaw Co, run’them this week And remember everything in the store is reduced { We earnestly request those kn themselves _ the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to CARTER . A Few Specials for This Week Only. spe vial run on them. All $3.00 Pants Go Now for $9.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now’ for $3.00 All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $8, b0° Young Men’s Suits, go now for $7.50 and $9.00. ‘ We still have a few of those closing them out now for $3.75. Si We also have a beautifw tine of littté sige for $2.75. Boys’ Suits left. which used to} sell for $5, izes from § to 10' years. ie arg vattle th collet ee JOH NSTON. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters which must be closed out. Nvai patterns and good fitting goods, and 4 in order-to elose ‘them out we have concluded to make a . A $6.00 Pants Go Now for $4.25 $7.00 Pants Go All $8.00 Pants Go sizes from 13 years to 4 years, used to sell for $10, $12 and $15. They $6 and $7.00. est Suits which used to ell for ‘$5 ,00, we ‘will ici auak Wald. dacsk ican nite their accounts within 80 days Or We ¥ They are Now for $8.50. Now for $6.50 We are il put bd 2 Wee : j 2 Vena See . $36.50. Up. [Wines woe and thes. sere x The Oriental mine at Alleghany City, count of the owners not being able to b put up’ jpcigns i pas ong to keep the water, » Oc r proposes to run a es ‘hundred feet long to drain the mine. This will be done ‘as & starter, and. other work will be done to properly develop the property. The Oriental ‘has the record of taking out as rich, gold-bearing ore, as ever came ‘out of any mine in Sierra ‘}eounty. When the property was in the ‘hands of Sam. Warren and Oharley Benham they bronght to this city several sacks of quartz that was literally filled with gold, and for some reason or . other they failed to get capital to open} ap themine. “For years but little has ‘been done there om account of the wate, We predict that Col. Mather . find, When he reaches the ledge, he has one of the most. bi comb aa in the State. Ye Austria ie strotehing out for lect markete by sending experts abroad. We might do more in this direction for} the: of oar farms and factories. eign interests in the United States are gleefully predicting the postponement and Geleatot ee logisiation. _MAH ER Sierra county, is to be reopened, having . gone into the bands of Col. M. W. y Mather and others. The mine was): closed down many years ago on ac-. Free tradéra and defenders of for-. welcome was delivered Hinkson, on behalf oft ramento. The State elected U. 8S. Grant, Dr. Geo. G. Pardee and : delegates at large. . At the second Osnarsesbiokt convention Hon. J. M.° Walling was elected ehairmay, and Hon. EF. ©: Hart and Harold T. Power were elected delegates to the National Convention. Pe cases in Marysville the schools were ceded closed. «All of the patients are convalescent, no new Cases. “Wave been reported, and the schools . been reopened, and thus endeth the greut scare. Now it will be in order to declare the boycott on Fabs: Paenty garden suse off. Coftee, Coffee, Cotte ‘Cottee, Coffee. Just’ Goon corren, that’s all! Peer. less Brand 40 cents per pound, No premiums, You get. your money's J worth of Coffee. Wotrsells it. te .NEW PARASOLS. —AT— & CO.’S. the prices are from Come and see them: Ladies, today, we place in one of our windows the grandest lot of parasols that you ever saw. They are all new and 530 CENTS UP TO $6.50. ‘We could not get them alli in the window, so come inside and see the rest. New Silk Gloyes _ 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 Moquet, Princess Wa sO Ae <5 & e< a _ Franelsco and Sacramento prices. Our Customers; “Take the Cake” Begause they like it and know that it is pure. Try Hite al mo! SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. all sizes and the price is 75c. Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us " names of them. While you are theré just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Aeh BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. 4% (Bananas, We have them ‘in Now if you want a good a 8 Ransectfully, MAHER & CO. stisnaaiitbainaisihainieinaaatainaiaiaiaaiaial > ‘Bae dou Seen Coot Beautiful Rugs. AT KINKEAD’S? and Sultan Smyrnia are the SS Lemons mE et CEN tna Oranges: CAKES, BRAD, AT — THE POE ae LOVELAND, rg T The Gienieieic Ralph Maitland. ie: Pra —beckeoape . Just Received at Tegle's Candy Factory. [Por nhs at a Bargail. — The building on Commeredal’ street formerly occupy +d [fered the Referee saloon is ufon as at a bargain. Om account ee ‘the. five ‘smallpox A J adge. J Oounty, Second vention,’ that “he . course th to make’ r ominati “time, “bu spendia with the } ent parts While around in awaiting 1 tives fron gions, the about the was agree the man ¥ have. to ru Well, if he will do streak of . Seav The Sea Auburn o1 game of b large par committee _ to give a p Seaweeds . lars, who: The boys é AT . Lady Gots “Our Se week to se Just as sul act so sill; it seems I feel so aS help it. hammer ea awake half I would tal the next ' heard the maid,’ ‘ort lanch was than one it were del it but had . “J have g away to fri how. good adopt it. who canno! tressing th: seems to be and I hav I began tl! introduced first I the the way I tasteless, k simply rec trouble di have an ele make Pos card to Poi Oreek, Mic Pat a smi two peas ir ing over. Wilso: Willia If not os ters will b fice. Part letters wi and pay 8 tor. I by local a reach the There is o and that dition of Bustachie pogo or inperfe tirely oo unless th: out and

unexpected. She is very highly spok\ going to Cape Nome. that he became insane. ® . { THE TRANSCRIPT. issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excopted, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA ~ BROWN & CALEING. — TERMS OF BUBBCRITTION : By Mell, ” $6 Per Year By Carrier, «= 12 1+2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX E. WEDNESDAY ....May 16, 1900 : r TODAY A SAD ONE For the Little Village of Sweetland, ip Bridgeport Township. Elijah Pease, who has resided at the town of Sweetland since 1854, died early this morning. He was a_ bachelor, and had earned his living by ranching. is was 91 years old. Mrs. John Trevithick, who has resided at Sweetland for a number of years, died there last night. She leaves a busband, and her age was 60 years She had been sick for sume time, but about two weeks ago she had entirely recovered. A few days ago she was taken sick again and her death was wholly én of by her acquaintances. Al. Williams of Sweetland became a “paving maniae yesterday. He bad been biok some time, and was talking about The thought of his not being able to do.so, on account of his illness, so preyed. upon his. mind Constable Northup, Geo. Sneath and Wm. Slack brought him to this city this afternoon and lodged him in the county jail. 2+ Seo City Trustees, A special meeting of the Board of City Trustees was held last evening, and business connected with the sewerage system was taken up and completed. Engineer Miller ,.was instracted to finish up uncompleted portions of the system in different parts of the city as quickly as possible.. A pipe Jine ‘wilt be laid on High street, 445 feet long; on Prospect street, 358 feet, and Zion street, 504 feet. Work will be completed within two weeks, when the sewer system will be entirely.completed and in working order. A committee was appointed to wait on Samuel Granger, and have a defective sever on his premises repaired immediately, The Board purchased the roadscraper from A. Frandy for $75. .It has heretofore been rented by the city. Geo. A. Gray made application, on behalf of the Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pbhythias fraternities, to make a two-inch tap on the cemetery main. An order was made granting the same. A warrant was drawn for $7 in favor of the Sacramento Pipe Works beiug the balance due the firm from the city. The Gamewall Fire Alarm Oompany sont a communication to the Trustees s‘ating that there was due them $490 on the alarm system, and $100 for an indicator, which was never ordered by the Board. The City warrant book shows-that the city does not owe them one dollar, + 6@0 Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Mrs. Archie McFall, mother of Superintendent Dan J.MeFall, took place from St. Canice Catholic Church this morning, and was largely uttended by many of the friends andiacquaintances of the deceased. The. following were bearers of the pall: A. Tam, C.J; Brand, Jas. G. Neagle, O. C. Conlan, John Dunnicliff and Jos. D. Fleming. or Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old ~ and Young, J. L. Smith left this morning for Chico. r J. Tracy of San Francisco is here on a pleasure trip. W. H. Jones of Sacramento is here on a business trip. Miss K. W. White arrived here last evening on a visit. Mrs. Charles Flynn is ill at her home on East Broad street. Glen Harter of San Jose came in on the morning train. G.S. Tenney will return to his home at Graniteville today. BR. B. Stevens of San Francisco came in on the morning train. E, H. Seiherlich of San Francisco is here spending a few days. James Abbott Sr. will leave this morning for Brandy City. Mrs, J. Driscoll arrived here last night from San Francisco. Frank Vaughn canie down from the Plumbago Mine yesterday. Dr. Sargent A. Chapman is here ona visit to-his mother and brother. Irvine Watson has gone over to Placer county on mining business, H. ©. Hopkins of Oakland is here spending a few days with friends. H. L. Movill, one of San Francisco’s popular traveling men, is in town. H. 8. Williams and son of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends. George McCullough “and J. Bailey were here yesterday from San Juan. G. W.-Davis and J. Cairns came down from Moore’s Flat this morning. A.P. Matthews of San Francisco left on the morning stage for Camptonville, J. B. Williams of San. Jose arrived here last evening, en route to Camptonville. Ool. M. W. Mather and wife left this morning for Sana Francisco and Oakland. W. Flewellyn, who has been here ona visit, returned this morning to Downieville. L. J. De Sable left for Paso Robles Springs today, where he will remain for a month. T. F, Jones, who has been spending a few. days here, has returned to Camptonville. Mrs. E. L. Hager left on the morning train for a few day’s visit to friends in Sacramento, F. W. Taylor and wife of San Francisco are among the guests at the National Hote), B. J. Dillon came down from Sierra City yesterday and left this morning for Mary sville. H. Paine came over from North San Juan yesterday and left this morning for Cape Nome, Mark Roberts has returned from San Francisco, where he attended the I. O. O. ¥F. Grand Lodge. Mrs, A. V. Hiukson returned home yesterday after a visit at Sacramento und San Francisco. Mrs. Fannie McGibbons, a former resident of this vity, arrived here lust evening on a visit to relatives. L, P. Schwartz will resume his position as clerk at Scadden’s grocery today, after being laid up with sickness, D. H. Birdsall, the powder man.who has been making a trip through the mountains, returned here this morning. P. R. Allen, formerly of the Shaw Co,. but now advance agent for the Madison Square Co., arrived here last evening. Theodore Schwartz of Pleasant Valley will leave tomorrow for San Francisco and from there he will siil for Cape Nome, Dr. Wolf who has been to San Frau cisco on a visit returned here last evening and left this morning for Washington. Joho Langman and Rotieri Monteith’ who are well known at this city, will leave San Francisco on the 26th inst. Saloon vs. Church. ' Yoiepo, May 15. Rev. F. E. Patton, a@ young Christian minister of this city, preached from the stage of Burt’s Opera House. He said: “By the practice of the Church more people are doomed to eternal perdition than ever caused by tbe saloons or any other influence. Place no faith at all in your Churches. Mark my words, that there will be a _ reformation that will shake the religious world to its foundation. Isms and schisms will be parts of a broken. parachute.” Rev. Patton will arrange for a church’ edifice and will have in the yollding billards, pool, meri etc. : Great Excitement. Prrrssura (Pa.). May, 15.—Excitement still prevails among the residents of Turtle Oreek, Pa., over the action of the Board of Health in converting the schoolhouse into a smallpox hospital, but there has been no farther rioting. It is said information © will be madé against a number of prominent citizens, who, it is alleged, were ringleaders in the riot last night. eae. be Physical Culture. Mrs. M. L. Loofbour will open her class in Physical Culture at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening, May 15th, at:8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to come and take a free legson. mi4-2t 8", ooo > Stacey & Gregory Are > Prepared To take orders for connecting sewers. Anyone desiring work done immediately should sve John 8, Gremees tf. for Cape Nome, Boscoe Jellich of Sierra City, who has been to San Francisco on a visit returned here last evening and left this morning for home. Mrs. W. W. Waggoner and son and Miss Emma Sims left this morning for Sacramento, for a short visit to Mr. Waggoner’s parents. H. J. Brand of San Francisco, brother of C. J. Brand of this city dnd who is well known here, has gone with the rash to Cape Nome to seek his fortune. Ray Ourrier of North Bloomfield, who has been to San Francisco attendtwo of Nevada City’s craok-a-jack ball PERSONAL POINTERS, sir osu rote screw] ind#ning for home. W. M. Taylor came down from “ee ington to-day. ~ J.B. Wagner came down trom Coa lumbia Hill today. m E. L. Hoopenamer of Portland, who has been here visiting his brother at the Oleveland mine, returned today. i. R. Barker came down: from You Bet today. H. MoWeil, Jr., came over from. North San Juan today. A. G. Goodspeed came down from Lowles this morning. U. V. Richardson came over. frou Truckee this morning, A. 8S. Dixon and 8. D. Valentine of San Francisco came in on the morning train, : Chas. O’Connor and Wm. Spargo players, ‘have received an offer to go on the diamond at Nanaimo, B. C., ata tiberal salary. W. EF. Englebright, R. C. Walrath and John Spaulding made a trip to Smartsville yesterday, where they attended a meeting of the Nevada and Marysville Power Company. Jas. E. McCormick, A. E. Griffith and R. 8. Grant arrived*here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for Alleghany to look at some mines there which they are thinking of buying. ——— + #@e + THEY ARE COMING. The Madison Square Company to Play Here Next Week. The Madison Square Company will perform in this city all of next week: at the low prices of 10, 20 and 30 cents. We think. they will be greeted with crowded houses every night, for they are deserving of it. It is a well established fact that the public wants to be amused and when suitable amusement is furnished at prices ‘within the reach of all, liberal patronage will be the result. There are plenty of good plays which can be had on reasonable terms, and plenty of competent actors who are willing to engage in the production of the same at a fair living salary. Mr. Lowe of the Madison Square Company has secured both and is presenting a repertoire of modern in a first class manner, at prices néver attempted before by a repertoire company. ‘Ten,tewnty, and thirty cents, and the phenominal business they do every where attests the wisdom of his policy. The company’s opening: bill will be Clifton’s. Eastern success. “Man aid Master.” Seats can. be secured in advance at Foley’ 8, ~+0-d@e-e Sk A Very Natrow Escape. Mrs, Ed. Arthur hada very narrow escape of being killed this foretioon, A new poreh is being. erected in the rear of the house, and when walking ona portion of the floor, dud in the act of throwing some rubbish.out she fell through an aperture of it to the ground, a dista:ce of ‘about twenty feet, falling on her face: In falling she caught a rope that was hanging’ on the side of the house whi¢h broke the fall to some extent, but yet she was badly bruised about the face-and limbs. Although suffering a great deal from the bruises she considers that she was fortunate in getting off as well as she did, ——+ 0@e“He THat Seexs Finps.” He that takes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla finds in its use pure blood, good appetite, good digestion and perfect heal th. It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all blood bumors, Pills. 250. » At A he thd One Dose Tells the story. When your head aches, and you feel bilious, consti pated, and out of tune,.with your stomach sour and no appetite, just buy a package of Hood’s Pills And take a dose, from 1 to 4 pills, You will be surprised. at. how easily they will do their work, cure your headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy again. > cents. Sold by all medicine déaléers, $ Hound For Sale, A full-blooded Hound is offered for sgle. = Sick headache is: cured by Hood’s . ; : ‘s, that’s all. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink. Cook’s. ‘Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon. m1 4-tf © a ‘ aie sia Fleming’s: Jackson's, © ~ mi-tf Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Cash Grocer, 45c 4 roll. : : tf at Guenther’s Cash Store. m14-tf thing new. At Gaytorp’s. —S tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘Something new and nice—Bishop’s Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf’s. tf , Finest quality of ice cream and ice cream soda in the market. At Tegler’s. ‘Hartung Bros. can not be excelled-in watch and clock repairing. Send gaged orders to them. If you need an Electric Belt you can get SANDEN’s, which is the best make, at Vinton’s for $5. fsoard & Son have on hand 2s large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf Constable Long brought P. J. Doyl over from Truckee today to serve thirty days tor disturbing the peace. Dr. Pierce’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure all kinds of indigestion. 50 cents a ‘VinTON’s. Kinkead has just received a big lot of duplex window shades, in twocolors,

just the thing needed to improve the looks of windows. walking skirt? If so, drop in the storé of Maher and Oo. where you can get a beautifal one for $4.90. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf D. &. Kinney has sold the Eclipse Saloon to Friedman & Co. and has taken his departure for Iowa, where he will settle up the estate of his mother, There is quite a demand for those nice iron bedsteads which Kinkead has just received. They are easy to handle and so convenient. Go and see them. Rice & Lewis received this morning a new dynamo of ten-horse power, whieh they will place in the Plaza Planing Mill. This firm is doing a big business because they are good, square mén, and do work at very low prices, They are stil] at it in getting the latest and handsomest styles of gent’s and boy’s clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc. at the Grimes’ Emporium. Prices are all right. aemenies Changed Hands, Mrs. E. L. Hager has sold out her Broad street restaurant to Mrs. O. D. Campbell. Mrs. Hager has built up.a very nice business there, and Mrs. Campbell, whe isa very popular lady, will keep up the good reputation that the place now enjoys: She hopes to receive a share of the public patronage, [. PBTSICAL ML OULTURE, A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and}. mi4-tf © -Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Flaked Wheat, 3 packages for 25 cents . . Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. * Some-is a revelation to Nevada Cityites. She ‘box, Goand see the testimonials at Ladies, do you want a handsome At “The Grotto” at all times, you canH Cast Mas Opened Last Evening ot og Miles Lootboutow. “Miss M. L. Loofbourow opened her class last evening, on physical cultare, at. Odd Fellows’ Hall, to a very good audience, She commenced by delivering a very intéresting and intelligent lecture upon the subject, and at once seasick t bat got into the good graces of those present, for she demonstrated in her fifteen . . minutes talk her ability and capability of teaching the branch of pbysicial culture, Miss Loofbourow is very graceful in ber movements and her work}. comes here to doa humativarian work and represents one of the grandest systems of physicial culture. It is so powerful in its eflects upon health that leading physicians of America are prescribing it in many cases in preference to medicine.. Miss ‘Loofbourow’ said that she would guarantee to increase the chest measure 2!¢inches in one: term of 20 lessons. The most awkward man, woman or child could be made graceful in a few term’s lessons. Cultured men and women dislike physical defects and try to overcome them, arid they can do it by joining Miss Loofbourow’s’ class. In her lecture she stated that in a few lessons she could give a graceful rounded form to any one. Heo i The Pacific Slope, from Puget Sound to Lower California is a unit for expansion. The voters out here will no more vote to retire from the Philippines than New Yorkers would . vote toabolish ali Atlantic commerce. It is not difficult to convince them. that trade follows the flag. * 3 DAYS « wofat and Entertainment.. TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, + 25 CENTS COME EVERYBODY. .. BATH Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steel . Bath Tubs Enameled Rolled Rim {Porcelain Bath Tubs Evquire of W. Brodt, Quaker Hill. mil6 lw . pate anes — Tune $9.00 = $17.50 Up . LEGG © Suaw Co, run’them this week And remember everything in the store is reduced { We earnestly request those kn themselves _ the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to CARTER . A Few Specials for This Week Only. spe vial run on them. All $3.00 Pants Go Now for $9.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now’ for $3.00 All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $8, b0° Young Men’s Suits, go now for $7.50 and $9.00. ‘ We still have a few of those closing them out now for $3.75. Si We also have a beautifw tine of littté sige for $2.75. Boys’ Suits left. which used to} sell for $5, izes from § to 10' years. ie arg vattle th collet ee JOH NSTON. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters which must be closed out. Nvai patterns and good fitting goods, and 4 in order-to elose ‘them out we have concluded to make a . A $6.00 Pants Go Now for $4.25 $7.00 Pants Go All $8.00 Pants Go sizes from 13 years to 4 years, used to sell for $10, $12 and $15. They $6 and $7.00. est Suits which used to ell for ‘$5 ,00, we ‘will ici auak Wald. dacsk ican nite their accounts within 80 days Or We ¥ They are Now for $8.50. Now for $6.50 We are il put bd 2 Wee : j 2 Vena See . $36.50. Up. [Wines woe and thes. sere x The Oriental mine at Alleghany City, count of the owners not being able to b put up’ jpcigns i pas ong to keep the water, » Oc r proposes to run a es ‘hundred feet long to drain the mine. This will be done ‘as & starter, and. other work will be done to properly develop the property. The Oriental ‘has the record of taking out as rich, gold-bearing ore, as ever came ‘out of any mine in Sierra ‘}eounty. When the property was in the ‘hands of Sam. Warren and Oharley Benham they bronght to this city several sacks of quartz that was literally filled with gold, and for some reason or . other they failed to get capital to open} ap themine. “For years but little has ‘been done there om account of the wate, We predict that Col. Mather . find, When he reaches the ledge, he has one of the most. bi comb aa in the State. Ye Austria ie strotehing out for lect markete by sending experts abroad. We might do more in this direction for} the: of oar farms and factories. eign interests in the United States are gleefully predicting the postponement and Geleatot ee logisiation. _MAH ER Sierra county, is to be reopened, having . gone into the bands of Col. M. W. y Mather and others. The mine was): closed down many years ago on ac-. Free tradéra and defenders of for-. welcome was delivered Hinkson, on behalf oft ramento. The State elected U. 8S. Grant, Dr. Geo. G. Pardee and : delegates at large. . At the second Osnarsesbiokt convention Hon. J. M.° Walling was elected ehairmay, and Hon. EF. ©: Hart and Harold T. Power were elected delegates to the National Convention. Pe cases in Marysville the schools were ceded closed. «All of the patients are convalescent, no new Cases. “Wave been reported, and the schools . been reopened, and thus endeth the greut scare. Now it will be in order to declare the boycott on Fabs: Paenty garden suse off. Coftee, Coffee, Cotte ‘Cottee, Coffee. Just’ Goon corren, that’s all! Peer. less Brand 40 cents per pound, No premiums, You get. your money's J worth of Coffee. Wotrsells it. te .NEW PARASOLS. —AT— & CO.’S. the prices are from Come and see them: Ladies, today, we place in one of our windows the grandest lot of parasols that you ever saw. They are all new and 530 CENTS UP TO $6.50. ‘We could not get them alli in the window, so come inside and see the rest. New Silk Gloyes _ 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 Moquet, Princess Wa sO Ae <5 & e< a _ Franelsco and Sacramento prices. Our Customers; “Take the Cake” Begause they like it and know that it is pure. Try Hite al mo! SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. all sizes and the price is 75c. Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us " names of them. While you are theré just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Aeh BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. 4% (Bananas, We have them ‘in Now if you want a good a 8 Ransectfully, MAHER & CO. stisnaaiitbainaisihainieinaaatainaiaiaiaaiaial > ‘Bae dou Seen Coot Beautiful Rugs.. AT KINKEAD’S? and Sultan Smyrnia are the SS Lemons mE et CEN tna Oranges: CAKES, BRAD, AT — THE POE ae LOVELAND, rg T The Gienieieic Ralph Maitland. ie: Pra —beckeoape . Just Received at Tegle's Candy Factory. [Por nhs at a Bargail. — The building on Commeredal’ street formerly occupy +d [fered the Referee saloon is ufon as at a bargain. Om account ee ‘the. five ‘smallpox A J adge. J Oounty, Second vention,’ that “he . course th to make’ r ominati “time, “bu spendia with the } ent parts While around in awaiting 1 tives fron gions, the about the was agree the man ¥ have. to ru Well, if he will do streak of . Seav The Sea Auburn o1 game of b large par committee _ to give a p Seaweeds . lars, who: The boys é AT . Lady Gots “Our Se week to se Just as sul act so sill; it seems I feel so aS help it. hammer ea awake half I would tal the next ' heard the maid,’ ‘ort lanch was than one it were del it but had . “J have g away to fri how. good adopt it. who canno! tressing th: seems to be and I hav I began tl! introduced first I the the way I tasteless, k simply rec trouble di have an ele make Pos card to Poi Oreek, Mic Pat a smi two peas ir ing over. Wilso: Willia If not os ters will b fice. Part letters wi and pay 8 tor. I by local a reach the There is o and that dition of Bustachie pogo or inperfe tirely oo unless th: out and