May 20, 1899 (4 pages)

5 vi ec sae ___ BROWN & CALKINS. © FOR TAR STATB. FAIR. gd bo boliblt: of Bach County. ‘©The State Agricultural Society has _ogient-out circular letters to the various Jom ahls .~ Sgeneral public. Ifthe county or any THE TRANSCRIPT. a a ai a eligi blisheddve evening except nt Loses Holidays by N. Pp. BROWS. L. 6. CALKINS. SATURDAY..-. MAY, 20, 1899: Supervisors Asked to Prepare an Exp: Boards of Supervisors of the State i The following is a synopsis. of the aphie Directors desire to give the State h:Pair-a State character, and to make it 4 as broadly useful to every section of ‘othe State as possible; to m ke it a medium for the supplying of agricultural and industrial promotion, the promotion of internal developments and the encouragement of desirable immigra‘tion, To the end that our great variety'of products should be given proper », display. and that accurate and reliable S@vidence may be given of the special © "products of each section of the State, ‘the Directors desire that an exbibit of the products of each county be prepared by the Board of Supervisors of ‘each county for exhibition at the apptoaching State Fair. A separate portion of the Exhibition Pavilion will be set apart for these county exhibits, which will be set up by the society _ without expense, and a proper and qualified attendant will be put ip Ree we who will present and explain them in detail to travelers and ‘the “vounty. organization should desire to Zemploy a special attendant for its ex®hibit no objection will be made. As 4o the character and extent of the ounty exhibits, the board desires. that “this should be left entirely to the dis“cretion of the county authorities making the exhibit. The. exhibit * @hould contain samples or displays of ithe leading and most valuable products fpf the respective counties. This could woe done with such simplicity or elabor‘ation ae the resources of the board necessitate. It can be made very small ‘and inexpensive or it may be made much niore extensive and costly. —_———-— + or ee fhe Last Sad Rites. The faneral of the late Mrs.eorge? ©. Gaylord, which took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence on Broad street, was largely attended. Rev. J. W. Phelps of the Methodist church conducted the services, which were of a very impressive éharacter. The remains were buried in Pine Grove cemetery, the bearers of the pall being C. E. Mulloy, Geerge A. Nihell, J. G. Neagle, George Shaw, D: E. Morgan, Charles Grissel. All the grocery stores closed from 1 o’ciock to 4,and the other stores closed at 2, as a+ mark of respect, +66 + An Abundance of Power. The Electric Power Company are drawing the water down in Lake Vera to get at a crevasse which has opened up in the northern bank. This willenable repairs to be made more readily and cheaply, as lowering of the water in the lake at the present time is not serious, and due to the fact that the plant onthe South Yuba will be connected to the one on the North Yuba by the end of July, giving the Electric Power Company an abundance of power. Work on the pole line has already been started, the surveyors beitg now in the field. —_————_--+ 2@0 + — -Jaoon’s Pitxs cure. nausea, sick headPrice ache, biliousness, indigestion. 25 cents. French Tansy Wafers. These 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. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. DRUG COMPANY, le ns For Rent. The vacant store room in ‘the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inquire of Fred E. Brown. QA EMRTER'SLOFB ROMANCE] “Nevada City” Gif’s. State Board of Bducation Gives Concerning Them. At the recent meeting of the State Board of Education, a circumstance . to the satisfaction of the dog poisoner. arose giving occasion for the adoption Only a few days ago the honse dog beof a resolution providing that no coun-. longing to James Foley was poisoned, to recommend apy applicant for a life, educational or other diploma, unless ‘The New York World of May 14th contains the following: Friends of the late Thomas J. Have-: meyer,read witb surprise yesterday that a young woman-bad sued -the.-estate, alleging that she had been secretly married to the deceased fifteen years ested. in the alleged. marriage would. on discuss the affair. ;, Henry 0. “HavePablic Instruction Kirk has sent the meyer, who took possession of his. following notice to County Stperinbrother’s effects immediately after his : He has been granted letters of administration on the estate. Jobn D. Tremor, who was private secretary to Thomas Havemeyer, declined to talk about the case, ; “My relations with the Havemeyers,” he said, “ceaséd when Thomas J. Havemeyer died. Iam not at liberty to discuss what came under my observation before that.” Mrs. Havemeyer, a8 she now calls herself—Anna M. Wright was ‘her maiden name—still makes her residence at West Forty-sixth street, where she says she passed so many happy days with “Tom” during the past five years. Her sisters and her brother tive there too. Itis auordinary brownstone-house with a well-kept entrance. A pleasant-faced young woman who meyer was. ont of town and that she did not know where she was or when she would return. She,.added that none of the members of the Wright . and family was at home. at his home May 9, last year. In the divorce case of Gehrig vs. Gehrig, recently tried in the Superior Gourt—here before Judge Smith of Sierra county, the plaintiff was allowed her costs and $20 a month alimony. This morning Judge Prewett of Auburn was here and the case. .came up; . before him on a. motion to retax plain-. tiff’s costs, Judge Nilon being diequalified from presiding in the case. Court, convened at 9 o’clock instead of 10, in order tbat the-matter might be disposed of in time for, Judge Prewett to leave for bome on the noon train. The, motion was duly argued by A. D Mason on behalf of plaintiff and by Thomas S. Ford for defendant. Judge Prewett ordered that all costs be stricken out, to those witnesses whose receipts attorney for defendant produced; that Clerk’s fees be not allowed, and that the sum of $150, be allowed for attoerney’s fees. The gypsy musicians who have infested.the town for the past few days and inflicted the public with their poog. music, have taken their departure. They have their own horses and wagon avd travel all over the State giving street concerts and taking up collections, : Do Nor Pur Ore.until tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood is impure and you feel weak and weary, take Hood’s SarsapaHea. com® from the complajnant, «hieb rilla at once, Hoov’s Pmis cure all laim. such teacher ‘ould not be fodnd at home. in teaching.” tendent W. J. Rogers; “This will notify you that in future the State Bourd of Education will not consider the application of a teacher for a life or educational diploma or other State education documents, unless the applicant is recommended by denced by his affidavit of ex ‘should have taught in the None of the persons directly interschools of the county or city. Acting on the. resolution Superintendent of soldiers’ Taxed the Costs. y ooo Silently Stole Away. rates. was done. in strong, simple terms. voices, GRAIN-RATE CASE. SBIT Suit of the Southern Pacifc Company Has Been Dismissed. The suit: of the Soutkern Pacific . parilla, which has made me a picture Company against. the California State . of health. Now, I’m in for business Railroad Commission was. dismissed . pure and simple.’’ in the United States Circuit Court yes. serday by W: W. Morrow. The: tnoMontana for the Cuban war I began taking tion for the dismissal was made by Ataman, Sacanparilie.end ant Mremie os torney BE. 8. Pillsbury for the railroad and there being no objection from Atand Tampa, while others gave out, also in se STAND BY THE FLAG. Patriotic Views of the Illinois War). Veterans, The Illinois department.of the G. A-. Grass Valley is already begi + R. at its annual encampment held in} — m ee Danville, Ilinois, yesterday, passed . jp.y a camé to the door said ‘that Mrs. Have-. resolutions indorsing President Mecas ee a oo Saeee Kinley. The resolutions are couched . Some good work has been done lately They were. on this end, of the road. but rain.or received. with cheers from a thous-. sprinkling is needed to ‘keep the road and were. hard and smooth. The Supervisors hon passed with ehthusiasm., Beginning . have‘the road sprinkled every summer Years ago an attempt had been made . with the pledge of loyalty and support . and we presume the sprinkling wagon by a woman calling herself Helen E. C. , ua Havemeyer to obtain a limited. divorce from Thomas J. Havemeyer. There is a record in the courts of the city of 6 suit in February, 1883, by a woman who said she was his wife. 2 to the Government, they read; “While we recognize to its fullest extent the right of American’ citizens to free speech and a fair discussion of all questions of foreign policy, we depre. leate and unqualifiedly condemn all Mr. Havemeyer at the time deniéd . utterances of public speech from uny stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches that be was ever married to her, He said her name was Helen E. C. Ripley. It was subsequently shown that the woman had a busband living at the time she asserted the marriage to Mr Havemeyer had taken place. There bave been sudden deaths in both Thomas J. Havemeyer’s family and that-of the wife who has just come to light. Mrs. Havemeyer’s . father, William Wallace Wright, who was Sheriff of Nevada City, Cal., was shot by members of his own posse while hunting a gang of _ desperadoes. Her source whatever which will have a fos tendency: to create dissatisfication or paca ep states Fite Fe ee ote discontent among our soldiers or sail-. Money refunded if results are not sators, or to invite insurrection of rebelisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, lion among the natives or inhabitants the druggist.of our recently acquired possessions. . ’ We therefore regard it as our highest . “ He Who Pursues Two duty to yield respectful obedience to constituted authorority and to stand unhesitatingly. by the flag of our ‘country wherever it floats. We and the men for whom we speak have.faith in se tried the wisdom, patriotism and fidelity. of man about town, I Ke Comrade McKinley, the same as we did for years to burn the candle brother, Augustus Wright who was 8) qw “rep! colonel in the regular anys was killed see ao ee hae: ue Pe at both ends, in the pursuit in the W wine : in the War of the Rebellion. 4 gad-. tional Union, we had implicit: faith in denly two years ago. Charles F. HaveAbraham Lincoln, meyer, another brother, shot himself . fear that from any act,of his imperialism 01 militarism will-ever be imposed upon the American people.” and we have no attend to business. My blood, Judge Morrow held that he! Salt Rheum would not:receive @ motion: from’ the . °U5!Y. aftiicted with salt rheum and painful wd liver ills. —Hood’s Pills. — or A veoetants cathartic: that” casi Be Mailed for 25 cents by C.I,Hood & Co.,. relied upon to do its romeo Bod 9 Pp work thoroughly 4 ‘ ‘i Notice The Work of the Dog Poisoner Is Fiendish. ‘Another valuable dog has suecumbed ‘anda day or two after four more on . Piety Hill and one on Park Avenne met ; ‘was sired by Champion Bracket of New Tady May, of the New York Kennel ‘when he was ovly three months old. ‘It seems very singular that the dog /poisoner in carrying out his fiendish ; the reason that all of them have been fed with the same kind of death-deal‘ing doses. If the culprit is ever de‘tected the owners of these dogs will make it red-bot for him. a. oF Is Getting Dusty. ‘The road between Nevada City and get dusty and unless we have rain soon ‘will begin soon.to make its usual trips. 2c 81x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If so, Conare the principal causes. Karl’s Clover . » Hares Catches Neither.”’ Said a well known young of pleasure while: trying to stomach and kidneys got into town ‘that were of value instead of, the Board of Education of the county . spending his time and great talent in or city in which he is teaching or in [patting an end to worthless curs. It which he has been teaching as evi-. is the goneral impression that the poisperience . oning has been done by one person for their-death in like manner. The latest . Gauge en fis the poisoning of a handsome and became frighte Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. . a wretched state .and it seemed that I could not carry the burden any longer, and LED. would almost welcome a sui\ cide’s grave. ‘But now. my rheumatism has gone, my courage has returned, and all on account of that marvel, Hood’s SarsaBlood Poisoning—“ When I enlisted in rades to do so. It seemed to make us Cuba. I was wounded at San Juan witha torney-Geéneral Tirey L. For or Uni-. brass jacket bullet, but got no treatment ted States District Attorney Coombe, } until 1, arrived at Fort, McPhersan, G& Judge Morrow signed the dismissal. The dismissal of the suit was no sur-. have poisoned me sure and I would bave . : The surgeon said if it had not been for my zg0d rich blood that the brass shell. would lost my arm.” Grorce P. Cooper, Co. a, prise to those familiar with the suit. . 25th U.S. Inf., Washington Barracks, D. It will be remembered that several days ago Attorney-General Ford, in bebalf Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills cured Grip —“ Through the blessing of God me of grip and the after weakness, My of the Railway ‘Commission, made a. heart and nerves were badly affected, but motion in the Circuit Court that the} #™ now strong and bearty, doing all my suit be dismissed in accordance with a resolution passed May 9 by the com-. M&s. Mary M. MEssenoER, Freehold, Pa. mission, in which it held that the hands of the commission were tied by the re-. sicians’ aid of no value and she used straining order enjoining the board from . stutches. making &25-per-cent reduckiduion grain rilla, she laid them aside and walked freely.” housework. ‘I have been a walking advertisement for Hood’s among my neighbors.” Leg Sores — “Sores on my wife's limb were so bad she could not walk. PhyAfter taking Hood’s SarsapaFrep A. Hoyur, Reynolds Bridge, Conn. —‘*My mother was seri-. running sores. No medicine helped her defendants, in view of the fact that the} y : i nti] Hood’s Sarsapariiia .was used, which suit had not been broffght by the Com-. ade her entirely Nrell.” Esse EK. MAaPLemissioners, and suggested that the mo— 858 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Il. Never Disappoints Hood's Pills eure liver ills; non-irritating and proof against heat and fatigue at Key West . )"R. &. WALRATH BURT. Was Knocked Down By His Horse and Depositions Being Taken For ProsentaHad Two Ribs Broken. Last evening R.:C. Walrath drove . to the family of J lower Main street. lhe left’ the ‘house and started to get into bis buggy. Just then the Narrow gine whistled and the. horse ned and wheeling around ‘valuable pointer belonging to Mrs. w. suddenly knocked Mr. Walrath down. ‘Nichols. This dog was valued at $200, \"The horse ran ap Main street and was stopped before any damage had been ork, the mother being the famous donetothe rig: = Mr, Walrath was assisted into the Club; Mrs. Nichols procured ‘the dog . house by Mr. Morehousé’and Miss Jennie Pearce, to whom he was talking at the time the accident happened. DrJohn T, Jones was called and found ‘propensities selected dogs ‘around the; tbat.Mr. Walrath’s right ankle was badly. sprained, his head eut in several places and his body bruised. The physician was of the,opinion also that the injured man had a. rib. broken, as he complained of considerable pain in his side. Later in the evening Mr. Walrath was brought to this. city, arriving here at 11 o’clock, and taken. to his room at the National hotel. m17-4t —Ome Srx ‘loaves bread for 25c at. Homann’s . : osepbh Morehouse on . About 9:30 o’clock Dr. Tickell made ' \an examination and found that. Mr. Walrath had two ribs broken in addition to his other injuries. Today he was resting quite comfortably. oo L 9. O. F. Basket Party. The I. O. O. F. Basket Party will be given on Saturday evening, May 20th. Odd Fellows and their wives, Rebekahs and their husbands, and all visiting membefs are cordially invited. The Rebekah Sisters are requested to bring a basket for two. By order, over to Grass Valley and paid a visit . Yuba, says the Appeal, has been asked to take the depositions in the suit entitled: James McKenna vs. The Oregon Railroad and. Navigation Compapy, commenced in the Circuit Court of Oregon. McKenna, who. was a resident of Marysville, was forcibly ejected from a train at Athena, Oregon, on . October 15, 1898, by one of the brakemen, and had one of his legs cut off. He commenced suit to reoover $85,000. He is a skilled mechanic and worked im many foundries in this State. He was considered one of the best moulders employed in the shops. He has also been employed in several mines in Nevada, Butte and Yuba corinties. COMMITTEE. Rouse 7 the tor biliousness, sick nausea, indiges, ‘qOD'S 0 ILLS pid > liver, and cure headache, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy . your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at al! medicine dealers or by mail of C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass. jaundice, Residence For Sale. venience. There is also a nice orchard, For further partic the.premises; MRS. CASPER COHN OFFERS HER Residence on Water Street For Sale Cheap. The house contains eight rooms and a bath, and. is arranged with great conulars e nquire on te 016 Of Economical inpvtaa : Especially to Women Is our offering of ki from $1.50 a Gent's Li; from $2 50 up. of value. Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices. at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid, ght Weight, in Black or Tan, These Two items will give an idea Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. ; BOVEY BROS., . Broad Street. ~ only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarssparilla. All kinds of SHIRTS. $ Confidential to the The celebrated di ue AGS © eo TONARCH. People Who Wear Clothing. gabe east diting: Benet iag yee oo Particularly those who consider deceptionan art. It may be, --Motto.is : Your money back if your purchase "pe good friends just the same. “NECKWEAR. . rom 75 cts. to $1.50. Think of Buying. phe man-or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in-an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. but it is am art we bave no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old ones. Our proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your money—you shal! have it’ without a word of argument and we wil B, Light Weight UNDERWEAR. All kinds and. colors. Just the thing for warm weather. ry » We carry the celebrated 2Black Cat Brand of Leather Stocking, +8 im Triple Knee, They do the work perfectly. _ Por Children,/’ NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRI Some people as No Terrors: TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN Electric Fan a RR RATEBEER acter al! : We will furnish you with the Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for ) Six Months: > —_ Beginning May Ist, 1899, § , At the very moderate price > oF $12.00. Call at our office on Pine street: and see the Fans in operation. C POWER CO. § . Ss en received ve grocery store on street. ward for not be cu F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. J.-Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in. all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any. obligation made by their firm. . : ‘Wrst & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLvING F, Marvin, Whole. : sale Drugists, Toledo, O. nally, acting directly upon the bl and mucons sdrfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Druggists. Testimonials free. .poperate. ‘Cure indigestion, sick he ad ‘. ache. : ——— New Crash WKENNA’S DAMAGE SUIT. or tion in the Case. County Clerk Gordon Bowman of Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel. of extra fine ones at J. J. Jackeon’s BeeCommercial f10-tf a) ‘How’s This? * We offer One Hundred Dollars Reby Hall’s Catarrh Cure. We, the undersigned, have known F. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken interSold ‘by all Hall’s family Pills are the best. Hoop’s PIs are easy to take, easyto 0 case of Oatarrh that can-. % si! ICE CREAM and SPRING RACE MBBTING. — A Good Speed Progam and Liberal The races by the Marysville Jockey Club will commence on Thursday, June iet, and will continue for three days. The program is made up of running, offered for the first day amonnt to $280, for the sebond day to $530, and for the third day to $450, the total amount offered being $1,260. PM ae Horses from: Yuba,-Sutter, Colusa, Yolo, Sacramento, Placer, Nevada and Butte counties canenter. ‘The trotting and pacing races. will be governed by National rules, and the running races under State rules. oo Hoon’s. Pints are the only pille.to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. SS ——— 8 / Restores ViT, NERVITA Sci: Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and ‘wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and ind ‘cretion. Anervetonic ang blood builder. Brings the a restores the fire of youth. By mail 5c per box; 6 boxes 3.50; with a written guaranNERVITA MEDICAL CO. For sale by H. Dickermaa. "th ICECREAM SODA AT FOLEY'S, Srx loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s. MAHER & GO. ~~ sneer rer erm siteinin ! gre > e,°e > 4 ° 4 Suiting —~Pique aaa . White India Just Received. For Sults Linon, AND 5 io cents. . oman emmee, Skirts. suSee Window: _ See Win See Window. Pee PERLE Se NEVW : White Skirting ana 46-inch Wide White © Organdie i i MAHER @ CO. W. H. Crawford Has the Spring & Summer Millinery Finest Lot. IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest, Da intiest and -Tastiest City:Styles, — iS It is a pleasure to sweep . a Have you seen . and the Sunshine, Just Received Bisseli’s Cyco Bearing . CARPET SWEEPERS, : __ At KINKEA 2 (3 ey, 3, Y Y ehh} a ; From the Factorytrotting abd pacing races. ‘the purses — » pink glow to pale cheéks and _ for # tea to cure or refand the money. a i ‘a pai pa Sone eceeaneniianiiia SATURDA' 4 Dally Chi Fred Hay H. Newel town. W. Harris today. Mrs. Lanc on a visit. . J. P. Jeps Relief Hill. J, J. Jack San Francis Superviso down from.’ Hill on a vis J. 8. Spau have retarn F.8, Mor trip to San Thomas P _ to recuperat Mrs. 8. R, visiting in N Mrs, Jame here visiting William P , two weeks’ t Mrs. Char last evening brief visit t¢ Mrs. E. N night from, : Stockton. Rev. John this city, wi tomorrow ¢@ C. Jepsen today to spt N. Cullint San Franc evening’s tr Peter Bra here last e Oalifornia 1 » Superinte fornia mini from a trip Hon. J. I of Placer « morning. Al. Acker staller’s bre town. Prof. E. 1 of Downiéy been atten QO, 0. F. at last evenir Mrs, Liz: Bowman, . cisco as d of Rebekal ing. — Misses A Arthur we spend a fn N. D.G.Y¥ before ret ot Quite an “T have . ing it.I ss me to stre good © coff needu’t be Food Cof cured a f aches.’ I very. good at home, found tha’ but by fF spoonsful and lettir was delici T had a' several y: trouble w of which ately beg off coffee to it. O1 troubled ap pearar :me, for s claimed a ppearat I had be had had “yes, I Coffee t -goiracie. 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5 vi ec sae ___ BROWN & CALKINS. © FOR TAR STATB. FAIR. gd bo boliblt: of Bach County. ‘©The State Agricultural Society has _ogient-out circular letters to the various Jom ahls .~ Sgeneral public. Ifthe county or any THE TRANSCRIPT. a a ai a eligi blisheddve evening except nt Loses Holidays by N. Pp. BROWS. L. 6. CALKINS. SATURDAY...-. MAY, 20, 1899: Supervisors Asked to Prepare an Exp: Boards of Supervisors of the State i The following is a synopsis. of the aphie Directors desire to give the State h:Pair-a State character, and to make it 4 as broadly useful to every section of ‘othe State as possible; to m ke it a medium for the supplying of agricultural and industrial promotion, the promotion of internal developments and the encouragement of desirable immigra‘tion, To the end that our great variety'of products should be given proper », display. and that accurate and reliable S@vidence may be given of the special © "products of each section of the State, ‘the Directors desire that an exbibit of the products of each county be prepared by the Board of Supervisors of ‘each county for exhibition at the apptoaching State Fair. A separate portion of the Exhibition Pavilion will be set apart for these county exhibits, which will be set up by the society _ without expense, and a proper and qualified attendant will be put ip Ree we who will present and explain them in detail to travelers and ‘the “vounty. organization should desire to Zemploy a special attendant for its ex®hibit no objection will be made. As 4o the character and extent of the ounty exhibits, the board desires. that “this should be left entirely to the dis“cretion of the county authorities making the exhibit. The. exhibit * @hould contain samples or displays of ithe leading and most valuable products fpf the respective counties. This could woe done with such simplicity or elabor‘ation ae the resources of the board necessitate. It can be made very small ‘and inexpensive or it may be made much niore extensive and costly. —_———-— + or ee fhe Last Sad Rites. The faneral of the late Mrs.eorge? ©. Gaylord, which took place this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence on Broad street, was largely attended. Rev. J. W. Phelps of the Methodist church conducted the services, which were of a very impressive éharacter. The remains were buried in Pine Grove cemetery, the bearers of the pall being C. E. Mulloy, Geerge A. Nihell, J. G. Neagle, George Shaw, D: E. Morgan, Charles Grissel. All the grocery stores closed from 1 o’ciock to 4,and the other stores closed at 2, as a+ mark of respect, +66 + An Abundance of Power. The Electric Power Company are drawing the water down in Lake Vera to get at a crevasse which has opened up in the northern bank. This willenable repairs to be made more readily and cheaply, as lowering of the water in the lake at the present time is not serious, and due to the fact that the plant onthe South Yuba will be connected to the one on the North Yuba by the end of July, giving the Electric Power Company an abundance of power. Work on the pole line has already been started, the surveyors beitg now in the field. —_————_--+ 2@0 + — -Jaoon’s Pitxs cure. nausea, sick headPrice ache, biliousness, indigestion. 25 cents. French Tansy Wafers. These 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. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. DRUG COMPANY, le ns For Rent. The vacant store room in ‘the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Inquire of Fred E. Brown. QA EMRTER'SLOFB ROMANCE] “Nevada City” Gif’s. State Board of Bducation Gives Concerning Them. At the recent meeting of the State Board of Education, a circumstance . to the satisfaction of the dog poisoner. arose giving occasion for the adoption Only a few days ago the honse dog beof a resolution providing that no coun-. longing to James Foley was poisoned, to recommend apy applicant for a life, educational or other diploma, unless ‘The New York World of May 14th contains the following: Friends of the late Thomas J. Have-: meyer,read witb surprise yesterday that a young woman-bad sued -the.-estate, alleging that she had been secretly married to the deceased fifteen years ested. in the alleged. marriage would. on discuss the affair. ;, Henry 0. “HavePablic Instruction Kirk has sent the meyer, who took possession of his. following notice to County Stperinbrother’s effects immediately after his : He has been granted letters of administration on the estate. Jobn D. Tremor, who was private secretary to Thomas Havemeyer, declined to talk about the case, ; “My relations with the Havemeyers,” he said, “ceaséd when Thomas J. Havemeyer died. Iam not at liberty to discuss what came under my observation before that.” Mrs. Havemeyer, a8 she now calls herself—Anna M. Wright was ‘her maiden name—still makes her residence at West Forty-sixth street, where she says she passed so many happy days with “Tom” during the past five years. Her sisters and her brother tive there too. Itis auordinary brownstone-house with a well-kept entrance. A pleasant-faced young woman who meyer was. ont of town and that she did not know where she was or when she would return. She,.added that none of the members of the Wright . and family was at home. at his home May 9, last year. In the divorce case of Gehrig vs. Gehrig, recently tried in the Superior Gourt—here before Judge Smith of Sierra county, the plaintiff was allowed her costs and $20 a month alimony. This morning Judge Prewett of Auburn was here and the case. .came up; . before him on a. motion to retax plain-. tiff’s costs, Judge Nilon being diequalified from presiding in the case. Court, convened at 9 o’clock instead of 10, in order tbat the-matter might be disposed of in time for, Judge Prewett to leave for bome on the noon train. The, motion was duly argued by A. D Mason on behalf of plaintiff and by Thomas S. Ford for defendant. Judge Prewett ordered that all costs be stricken out, to those witnesses whose receipts attorney for defendant produced; that Clerk’s fees be not allowed, and that the sum of $150, be allowed for attoerney’s fees. The gypsy musicians who have infested.the town for the past few days and inflicted the public with their poog. music, have taken their departure. They have their own horses and wagon avd travel all over the State giving street concerts and taking up collections, : Do Nor Pur Ore.until tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood is impure and you feel weak and weary, take Hood’s SarsapaHea. com® from the complajnant, «hieb rilla at once, Hoov’s Pmis cure all laim. such teacher ‘ould not be fodnd at home. in teaching.” tendent W. J. Rogers; “This will notify you that in future the State Bourd of Education will not consider the application of a teacher for a life or educational diploma or other State education documents, unless the applicant is recommended by denced by his affidavit of ex ‘should have taught in the None of the persons directly interschools of the county or city. Acting on the. resolution Superintendent of soldiers’ Taxed the Costs. y ooo Silently Stole Away. rates. was done. in strong, simple terms. voices, GRAIN-RATE CASE. SBIT Suit of the Southern Pacifc Company Has Been Dismissed. The suit: of the Soutkern Pacific . parilla, which has made me a picture Company against. the California State . of health. Now, I’m in for business Railroad Commission was. dismissed . pure and simple.’’ in the United States Circuit Court yes. serday by W: W. Morrow. The: tnoMontana for the Cuban war I began taking tion for the dismissal was made by Ataman, Sacanparilie.end ant Mremie os torney BE. 8. Pillsbury for the railroad and there being no objection from Atand Tampa, while others gave out, also in se STAND BY THE FLAG. Patriotic Views of the Illinois War). Veterans, The Illinois department.of the G. A-. Grass Valley is already begi + R. at its annual encampment held in} — m ee Danville, Ilinois, yesterday, passed . jp.y a camé to the door said ‘that Mrs. Have-. resolutions indorsing President Mecas ee a oo Saeee Kinley. The resolutions are couched . Some good work has been done lately They were. on this end, of the road. but rain.or received. with cheers from a thous-. sprinkling is needed to ‘keep the road and were. hard and smooth. The Supervisors hon passed with ehthusiasm., Beginning . have‘the road sprinkled every summer Years ago an attempt had been made . with the pledge of loyalty and support . and we presume the sprinkling wagon by a woman calling herself Helen E. C. , ua Havemeyer to obtain a limited. divorce from Thomas J. Havemeyer. There is a record in the courts of the city of 6 suit in February, 1883, by a woman who said she was his wife. 2 to the Government, they read; “While we recognize to its fullest extent the right of American’ citizens to free speech and a fair discussion of all questions of foreign policy, we depre. leate and unqualifiedly condemn all Mr. Havemeyer at the time deniéd . utterances of public speech from uny stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches that be was ever married to her, He said her name was Helen E. C. Ripley. It was subsequently shown that the woman had a busband living at the time she asserted the marriage to Mr Havemeyer had taken place. There bave been sudden deaths in both Thomas J. Havemeyer’s family and that-of the wife who has just come to light. Mrs. Havemeyer’s . father, William Wallace Wright, who was Sheriff of Nevada City, Cal., was shot by members of his own posse while hunting a gang of _ desperadoes. Her source whatever which will have a fos tendency: to create dissatisfication or paca ep states Fite Fe ee ote discontent among our soldiers or sail-. Money refunded if results are not sators, or to invite insurrection of rebelisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, lion among the natives or inhabitants the druggist.of our recently acquired possessions. . ’ We therefore regard it as our highest . “ He Who Pursues Two duty to yield respectful obedience to constituted authorority and to stand unhesitatingly. by the flag of our ‘country wherever it floats. We and the men for whom we speak have.faith in se tried the wisdom, patriotism and fidelity. of man about town, I Ke Comrade McKinley, the same as we did for years to burn the candle brother, Augustus Wright who was 8) qw “rep! colonel in the regular anys was killed see ao ee hae: ue Pe at both ends, in the pursuit in the W wine : in the War of the Rebellion. 4 gad-. tional Union, we had implicit: faith in denly two years ago. Charles F. HaveAbraham Lincoln, meyer, another brother, shot himself . fear that from any act,of his imperialism 01 militarism will-ever be imposed upon the American people.” and we have no attend to business. My blood, Judge Morrow held that he! Salt Rheum would not:receive @ motion: from’ the . °U5!Y. aftiicted with salt rheum and painful wd liver ills. —Hood’s Pills. — or A veoetants cathartic: that” casi Be Mailed for 25 cents by C.I,Hood & Co.,. relied upon to do its romeo Bod 9 Pp work thoroughly 4 ‘ ‘i Notice The Work of the Dog Poisoner Is Fiendish. ‘Another valuable dog has suecumbed ‘anda day or two after four more on . Piety Hill and one on Park Avenne met ; ‘was sired by Champion Bracket of New Tady May, of the New York Kennel ‘when he was ovly three months old. ‘It seems very singular that the dog /poisoner in carrying out his fiendish ; the reason that all of them have been fed with the same kind of death-deal‘ing doses. If the culprit is ever de‘tected the owners of these dogs will make it red-bot for him. a. oF Is Getting Dusty. ‘The road between Nevada City and get dusty and unless we have rain soon ‘will begin soon.to make its usual trips. 2c 81x loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If so, Conare the principal causes. Karl’s Clover . » Hares Catches Neither.”’ Said a well known young of pleasure while: trying to stomach and kidneys got into town ‘that were of value instead of, the Board of Education of the county . spending his time and great talent in or city in which he is teaching or in [patting an end to worthless curs. It which he has been teaching as evi-. is the goneral impression that the poisperience . oning has been done by one person for their-death in like manner. The latest . Gauge en fis the poisoning of a handsome and became frighte Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. . a wretched state .and it seemed that I could not carry the burden any longer, and LED. would almost welcome a sui\ cide’s grave. ‘But now. my rheumatism has gone, my courage has returned, and all on account of that marvel, Hood’s SarsaBlood Poisoning—“ When I enlisted in rades to do so. It seemed to make us Cuba. I was wounded at San Juan witha torney-Geéneral Tirey L. For or Uni-. brass jacket bullet, but got no treatment ted States District Attorney Coombe, } until 1, arrived at Fort, McPhersan, G& Judge Morrow signed the dismissal. The dismissal of the suit was no sur-. have poisoned me sure and I would bave . : The surgeon said if it had not been for my zg0d rich blood that the brass shell. would lost my arm.” Grorce P. Cooper, Co. a, prise to those familiar with the suit. . 25th U.S. Inf., Washington Barracks, D. It will be remembered that several days ago Attorney-General Ford, in bebalf Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills cured Grip —“ Through the blessing of God me of grip and the after weakness, My of the Railway ‘Commission, made a. heart and nerves were badly affected, but motion in the Circuit Court that the} #™ now strong and bearty, doing all my suit be dismissed in accordance with a resolution passed May 9 by the com-. M&s. Mary M. MEssenoER, Freehold, Pa. mission, in which it held that the hands of the commission were tied by the re-. sicians’ aid of no value and she used straining order enjoining the board from . stutches. making &25-per-cent reduckiduion grain rilla, she laid them aside and walked freely.” housework. ‘I have been a walking advertisement for Hood’s among my neighbors.” Leg Sores — “Sores on my wife's limb were so bad she could not walk. PhyAfter taking Hood’s SarsapaFrep A. Hoyur, Reynolds Bridge, Conn. —‘*My mother was seri-. running sores. No medicine helped her defendants, in view of the fact that the} y : i nti] Hood’s Sarsapariiia .was used, which suit had not been broffght by the Com-. ade her entirely Nrell.” Esse EK. MAaPLemissioners, and suggested that the mo— 858 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Il. Never Disappoints Hood's Pills eure liver ills; non-irritating and proof against heat and fatigue at Key West . )"R. &. WALRATH BURT. Was Knocked Down By His Horse and Depositions Being Taken For ProsentaHad Two Ribs Broken. Last evening R.:C. Walrath drove . to the family of J lower Main street. lhe left’ the ‘house and started to get into bis buggy. Just then the Narrow gine whistled and the. horse ned and wheeling around ‘valuable pointer belonging to Mrs. w. suddenly knocked Mr. Walrath down. ‘Nichols. This dog was valued at $200, \"The horse ran ap Main street and was stopped before any damage had been ork, the mother being the famous donetothe rig: = Mr, Walrath was assisted into the Club; Mrs. Nichols procured ‘the dog . house by Mr. Morehousé’and Miss Jennie Pearce, to whom he was talking at the time the accident happened. DrJohn T, Jones was called and found ‘propensities selected dogs ‘around the; tbat.Mr. Walrath’s right ankle was badly. sprained, his head eut in several places and his body bruised. The physician was of the,opinion also that the injured man had a. rib. broken, as he complained of considerable pain in his side. Later in the evening Mr. Walrath was brought to this. city, arriving here at 11 o’clock, and taken. to his room at the National hotel. m17-4t

—Ome Srx ‘loaves bread for 25c at. Homann’s . : osepbh Morehouse on . About 9:30 o’clock Dr. Tickell made ' \an examination and found that. Mr. Walrath had two ribs broken in addition to his other injuries. Today he was resting quite comfortably. oo L 9. O. F. Basket Party. The I. O. O. F. Basket Party will be given on Saturday evening, May 20th. Odd Fellows and their wives, Rebekahs and their husbands, and all visiting membefs are cordially invited. The Rebekah Sisters are requested to bring a basket for two. By order, over to Grass Valley and paid a visit . Yuba, says the Appeal, has been asked to take the depositions in the suit entitled: James McKenna vs. The Oregon Railroad and. Navigation Compapy, commenced in the Circuit Court of Oregon. McKenna, who. was a resident of Marysville, was forcibly ejected from a train at Athena, Oregon, on . October 15, 1898, by one of the brakemen, and had one of his legs cut off. He commenced suit to reoover $85,000. He is a skilled mechanic and worked im many foundries in this State. He was considered one of the best moulders employed in the shops. He has also been employed in several mines in Nevada, Butte and Yuba corinties. COMMITTEE. Rouse 7 the tor biliousness, sick nausea, indiges, ‘qOD'S 0 ILLS pid > liver, and cure headache, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy . your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at al! medicine dealers or by mail of C. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass. jaundice, Residence For Sale. venience. There is also a nice orchard, For further partic the.premises; MRS. CASPER COHN OFFERS HER Residence on Water Street For Sale Cheap. The house contains eight rooms and a bath, and. is arranged with great conulars e nquire on te 016 Of Economical inpvtaa : Especially to Women Is our offering of ki from $1.50 a Gent's Li; from $2 50 up. of value. Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices. at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid, ght Weight, in Black or Tan, These Two items will give an idea Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. ; BOVEY BROS., . Broad Street. ~ only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarssparilla. All kinds of SHIRTS. $ Confidential to the The celebrated di ue AGS © eo TONARCH. People Who Wear Clothing. gabe east diting: Benet iag yee oo Particularly those who consider deceptionan art. It may be, --Motto.is : Your money back if your purchase "pe good friends just the same. “NECKWEAR. . rom 75 cts. to $1.50. Think of Buying. phe man-or woman who is about to buy Clothing these days must be in-an awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. but it is am art we bave no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old ones. Our proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your money—you shal! have it’ without a word of argument and we wil B, Light Weight UNDERWEAR. All kinds and. colors. Just the thing for warm weather. ry » We carry the celebrated 2Black Cat Brand of Leather Stocking, +8 im Triple Knee, They do the work perfectly. _ Por Children,/’ NEVADA COUNTY ELECTRI Some people as No Terrors: TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN Electric Fan a RR RATEBEER acter al! : We will furnish you with the Fan, supply a continuous day and night current and keep the Fan in repair for ) Six Months: > —_ Beginning May Ist, 1899, § , At the very moderate price > oF $12.00. Call at our office on Pine street: and see the Fans in operation. C POWER CO. § . Ss en received ve grocery store on street.. ward for not be cu F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. J.-Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in. all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any. obligation made by their firm. . : ‘Wrst & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLvING F, Marvin, Whole. : sale Drugists, Toledo, O. nally, acting directly upon the bl and mucons sdrfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Druggists. Testimonials free. .poperate. ‘Cure indigestion, sick he ad ‘. ache. : ——— New Crash WKENNA’S DAMAGE SUIT. or tion in the Case. County Clerk Gordon Bowman of Ripe Olives in Bulk. Another barrel. of extra fine ones at J. J. Jackeon’s BeeCommercial f10-tf a) ‘How’s This? * We offer One Hundred Dollars Reby Hall’s Catarrh Cure. We, the undersigned, have known F. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken interSold ‘by all Hall’s family Pills are the best. Hoop’s PIs are easy to take, easyto 0 case of Oatarrh that can-. % si! ICE CREAM and SPRING RACE MBBTING. — A Good Speed Progam and Liberal The races by the Marysville Jockey Club will commence on Thursday, June iet, and will continue for three days. The program is made up of running, offered for the first day amonnt to $280, for the sebond day to $530, and for the third day to $450, the total amount offered being $1,260. PM ae Horses from: Yuba,-Sutter, Colusa, Yolo, Sacramento, Placer, Nevada and Butte counties canenter. ‘The trotting and pacing races. will be governed by National rules, and the running races under State rules. oo Hoon’s. Pints are the only pille.to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. SS ——— 8 / Restores ViT, NERVITA Sci: Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and ‘wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and ind ‘cretion. Anervetonic ang blood builder. Brings the a restores the fire of youth. By mail 5c per box; 6 boxes 3.50; with a written guaranNERVITA MEDICAL CO. For sale by H. Dickermaa. "th ICECREAM SODA AT FOLEY'S, Srx loaves bread for 260 at Homann’s. MAHER & GO. ~~ sneer rer erm siteinin ! gre > e,°e > 4 ° 4 Suiting —~Pique aaa . White India Just Received. For Sults Linon, AND 5 io cents. . oman emmee, Skirts. suSee Window: _ See Win See Window. Pee PERLE Se NEVW : White Skirting ana 46-inch Wide White © Organdie i i MAHER @ CO. W. H. Crawford Has the Spring & Summer Millinery Finest Lot. IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest, Da intiest and -Tastiest City:Styles, — iS It is a pleasure to sweep . a Have you seen . and the Sunshine, Just Received Bisseli’s Cyco Bearing . CARPET SWEEPERS, : __ At KINKEA 2 (3 ey, 3, Y Y ehh} a ; From the Factorytrotting abd pacing races. ‘the purses — » pink glow to pale cheéks and _ for # tea to cure or refand the money. a i ‘a pai pa Sone eceeaneniianiiia SATURDA' 4 Dally Chi Fred Hay H. Newel town. W. Harris today. Mrs. Lanc on a visit. . J. P. Jeps Relief Hill. J, J. Jack San Francis Superviso down from.’ Hill on a vis J. 8. Spau have retarn F.8, Mor trip to San Thomas P _ to recuperat Mrs. 8. R, visiting in N Mrs, Jame here visiting William P , two weeks’ t Mrs. Char last evening brief visit t¢ Mrs. E. N night from, : Stockton. Rev. John this city, wi tomorrow ¢@ C. Jepsen today to spt N. Cullint San Franc evening’s tr Peter Bra here last e Oalifornia 1 » Superinte fornia mini from a trip Hon. J. I of Placer « morning. Al. Acker staller’s bre town. Prof. E. 1 of Downiéy been atten QO, 0. F. at last evenir Mrs, Liz: Bowman, . cisco as d of Rebekal ing. — Misses A Arthur we spend a fn N. D.G.Y¥ before ret ot Quite an “T have . ing it.I ss me to stre good © coff needu’t be Food Cof cured a f aches.’ I very. good at home, found tha’ but by fF spoonsful and lettir was delici T had a' several y: trouble w of which ately beg off coffee to it. O1 troubled ap pearar :me, for s claimed a ppearat I had be had had “yes, I Coffee t -goiracie. My: bi ‘Georgia in wreto hospital! him to Postum it, Yes him in very m' Postum in fact, " ment o Gilson, Utah.