May 21, 1898 (4 pages)

SS ES TT ENT) ted Cross Society. ng of patriotic ladies of yesterday afternoon at was @ success as we knev . Among other matters the ladies was the organ-. ranch Society of the Rei was finally decided upon, . . Buffington was instructs the secretary of the So=<. francisco for. further ad‘manner of perfecting an and also to tender the fhe ladies of this city in ‘use of mercy and relief x8 the objects and purma ateresmereniscnenns of ore Oatarrh in this section ‘y than all other diseases “antil the last fewpy to be incurable, many years doctors pro2 local disease, and pre. remedies, and by cong to cure with local treatinced it incurable. Science satarrh to be a constitu®,and therefore requires I treatment. Hall’s Camanufactured by F. J. , Toledo, Ohio, is the only cure on the market. It rnally in doses from 10 spoonful. It acts directly and mucous surfaces of — They offer one hundred 1y case it fails to cure. alars and testimonials: O88, Y & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. uggists, price 75c. per botily Pills are the best. +4 anted For «‘War With Spain,’’ : yattles on sea and land bout armies, navies, forts sof both nations and of the great victory of the y; tells everything about hley, Fitzhugh Lee and handers, by Hon. James 1g, the intrepid leader for n the halls of Conzrers war book published; 600 100 superb illustrations, st colors. Has large colBiggest book, highest comest price; only $1.75. Each ives grand $1.00 premium d enormous; harvest for ays credit; freight paid; Write today. Address, Book Concern, Dept, 15 street, Chicago: m17-3w + e-—_______. if you want something he place to go to. They rs follow. m31-tfseme caameaipiaal nual Meeting. AR ANNU. MEETING OF iders of eer ae Gold MinPhd held at os — pal the attery street, San Francisco, Monday, the 6th day of Juue ‘of 9 4. M., for the purp.se o i of Directors to serve for the: and the transaction of such. 8 ay come before the meet-. 00ks will close Gn Wedues-une, at 3 o’clock P.M + RUIZ, secretary. tery street, San Fraunci<co, ‘ _ m2itl nual Meeting. \R ANNUAL MEETING OF piders of the Minerva Gold will be held at the office cf 3 Battery street, San Frana, On Monday, the éth day of e hour of 10 A M., for the inga Board of Directors to suing year, and the transacer business as may come bez. Transfer books will close the ist of June. at 3 o'clock ~K. RUIZ, Secretary. ttery street, San Francisco, m2i-td a lot of . SUITS Per Suit, ee them. . Tar 57, _ . ies like whisky, coffee and tobacco, ‘but there are those who have: the Di. . Republic war with Spain marks the beOnce again we shall be a naval Power . to be feared rather than despised. The © victory at Manila teaches us that it ig § . only ships and trained Americans to . man them that the United States needs . to make it one of the foremost naval Powers of the world. » have been driven from the seus by jeal; ous legislators and unjust laws is @ . shame and a disgrace. If it had been . properly fostered, oar merchant marine ; could quickly have recovered from ; even the serious losses experienced dur. ing the civil war;and, asin ante-bellum . days, our sail would have whitened} 2 every sea. But we every year pay out . enormous sums for freights that are varried in foreign bottoms. And there > fhave been in every Congress cranks who > and progressive to provide for offense » and defense a navy to which we could " refer without a blush” of shame. The _ navy we now. possess; but to the cranks, _ andso-called watchdogs of the treasury, ie rs f “THE TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY.* . MAY 21, 1898 JOR MRDRANA, How He Took Bis Sentence of {2 Years ; in Prison, _ Ae stated in a telegraphic dispatch. yesterday to the Transoriet, ‘Joé Me _ drana was sentenced to twelve years. imprisonment. The Bee says Judge Hart administered a terrible warning tomen who think that their authority . . over their wives extends to the matter of their life or death:’ He sentenced Joe Medrana, convicted by a jary-of assanit with intent to murder his wife, to a term of twelve years imprisonment at the Folsom ‘penitentiary. Jadge Hart said that because of the candor of the defendant on the witness stand, he would not inflict the extreme punishment, which is fourteen years. © : When Medrana heard the sentence which will confine him in prison for twelve years, he said, without bravado or show of softer emotion: “Thank you, Judge,” . Medrana’s wife was not in the Courtroom when sentence was pronounced . In passing judgemut upon the prison6r, Judge Hari said that the circumstances of Medranu’s crime were atrocious, although the conduct of his young wife Was pot’ all that it should have been. Medrana had been married to her but a few weeks, and she should not have appeared on the streets of at dinner with another'man without having obtained her husband’s consent. When she was brough t to her room by the husband, the latter choked her un‘till she was almost dead. “In fact, he thought she was dead; but finding ‘her returning to life he stabbed her twice. . . When an officer arrived Medrana fied the place. .There was no doubt that he intended to kill his wife and knew thoroughly what he was doing. Judge Hart said there was no law which justified a man in taking the law into his own hands. If he cannot get along with his wife, his duty is to separate from her. Of eourse, there are times when men’s impulses drive them to rasb'acts; but that does not interfere with their responsibility to the law. If his wife was found in any way unfaithful he should have invoked the law. Judge Hart remarked, before sentencing Medrana that he did not consider him altogether abandoned. “GRISP BACON, He Who Did Not Write ‘Shakespeare's Plays. “A man’s nature rans either to herbs or weeds, therefore, let him seasonably water the one and destroy the other.” In other words, cultivate your powers and put aside the things which rob you of strength and energy, which can be turned into money and fame. «~ OF course “the crowd” float along and don’t care much what happens, so they can deaden the body with narcotvine desire to amount to something in this world, and to these such words are addressed. : If you have constitution enough to stand whisky, coffee and tobacco, well and good. If not, trade them off for success, and that only comes as a result of energy enough to apply oneself, , If coffee interferes in the least with it. Success is worth more than coffee. Use the food drink, Postum. It has much the color and taste of coffee but brain, and the beverage is of a most tovthsome character. Sold by grocers, All Things Will be New. It would be scarcely too much to say that in tbe history of the American ginning of a new era, says ah exchange. That our merchant marine should resisted every attempt of the patriotic are no thanks due. At every suggestion of an appropriation for coast de-. feuses or yew ships they cried extrayagance and clamored for economy. . —+2oe _ . Would be a6 od Thing. . It bas been euggested that J.J. Cor} bett get up a regiment of prize fighters. It would be a good thing to send such! a band of heroes to the front, and the prayers cf all respectable people would go upward that the whole crowd mig. ti gny other kind. as “Gel More. their age? lyn Eagle. wife?” ‘Brooklyn Life. is a bankrupt! ”—Tit-Rite. Qualified, ‘get into the “smart set?” not very smart, Life. Unkind,. doesn’t exaggerate. She—When is thau? Times. Cashibroke, : “You told me me, and ‘yet I discover that your father The Height of Cruelty. ; ~ “Cruel, heartless woman!” cried Lord . a8 was wanted. Bargains were made direct with the owners of large herds and about one hundred thousand head were secured, the larger number to be Life. Not Well Said. “I did not see you in church last Sunday, Mr. Spiffles,” said the dominie. “No; I slept at home last Sunday morning,” replied Mr. Spiffles.—Harlem Johnnie Fewscads. “Which one?” humor he is in. est.” —N. Y. World. Matrimonial Item. , “Where are you going in such a hurry?” asked Hostetter McGinnis of Not to Be Caugh an oath. “Don’t what?” “an Lacks dud Lark Here’s a word cf warning, It’s altogether richt But avoid a lark at pight. “Of course she is,” with which she broke the co caused both of ‘the Women Detroit Free Press, t. Mr. Grouch—Oh, no, you don’t! Stopped the Confab. ' “Be careful what. you say over the your digestion, nerves or heart, drop}-line, Mrs. Brightly; you may be sure the telephone girl is listening,” mbination to run.— > 2 ‘Man (to clerk whom he has . We0Ursed. Of course, it was agaiziat caught kissing his typewriter)—Do . pay you to kiss my typewriter, sir? , Clerk—You don’t have to—Il’'m will. 2 8tep of this kind, but “needs must ing to do it for hothing.—N. Y. Journa on The Iceman’s Warning. Then, candidiy spoke he: “Of course, you know, 80 small a sum Won't cit much ice with me.” __. ~Washington Star. What They Really Do. He—Why do women misrepresent She—They don’t, If they misrepresent anything, it is their youth.—Brook‘You are my ideal;, won"t you be my “I prefer to remain your ideal." you loved The Popular Implement, Maud has paper-kKnives in numbers, Bronze and silver, cla and new; But whene’er She cuts-a’novel She just makes a hair-pin do, -Chicago Record, She—Do you think Van Aukem can He—TI don't see why he shouldn’t; he's you, know.—Harlem He—There is only one time a womar “When she speaks of her age."—N. Y. “I am going to old Bondclipper to ask for the hand of his daughter.” “Phat all depends on what sort of a If he is in good humor I'll propose for the youngest. If he has a cranky spell T'll propose for the oldMrs. Grouch—I heard of a man who broke himself of Swearing by paying his wife five cents every time he uttered ‘et_me into any snap like that. You'd be furnishing burned steak and suggy biscuits every. morning.”—Cin-cinnati Enquirer. To rise with the lark in the morning, —L. A. W. Bulletin, -y “Indeed, Cm not,” yelled the hello is made of powerful pare food elements . ™!4, and the sizzling, crackling sound . hat sustain and nourish body and Hoop’s Pruts act easily and promptly ‘a on the liver and bowels. Oure’ sick headache. ee yy rg: tion in the salaries of the officers has followed. An exchange says: ‘The cut in the majority of cases is equivalent to a reduction of 25 per Cent, a very material lightening of ‘the monthly expenses of each company. It is likely now that an endeavor will so that more men can be employed . for the same amount of money now the grain of both the mining managers and the principal shareholders to take 1,} when the devil drives,” Nothing yet has been.done in the matter, but it is likely — the. proposition will crop up before long. — ee Went in on Time. %. When Uncle Sam knew that he was to have a little unpleasantness with the Spaniards he*toncluded it would be-a good scheme to go west and buy cattle. He knew the Yankees were ever ready to combine and fix up little penny, hence his anxiety to buy beef before the declaration of war. Accordingly, says an exchange, Secretary of Agriculture Wilson sent some of his boys out West to corral as many steers CT rare ver ema RT WAGES, iesabin te mz” ‘Nerden oe take with Hood’s Sa réaparilla. a Patriotism is a predominating feat-. . Nevada State have adopted a policy of Yet efficient. ; . ss _. . Petrenchment, owing to the dull times aca : '. in the business, and a general redacoe : be made to regulate wages at the mines . schemes by which to turn an honest . ti PATRIOTIC KRIGHTS, — ealth take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with. Ope aires eae them vouderfal good, that it will do} Grand Lodge of Pythians Tender a ReglHoodt Pie We tis only gus t Ment to ths Government ure in the Grand Lodge, K. of P., now in session at Santa Rosa, ana the following telegram was sent to the President of the United States tendering tle services of a regiment of Pythians‘o: the government in case they should be . California, Knights of Pythias, now in session at Santa Rosa, Cal, and ropre. . aence needed: e€rsl1s en . Santa Rosa, May 17th. To the President of the United States, 0 S S senting over 11,000 loyal America:: citi-! zens, hereby tender the services of a Washington: The Grand Lodge of A gh which seems to full regiment, composed of and offic) oni i shite Of all the sta cered by members of this order, subyou have needs certainly ‘ject to your call at any time. We will energetic sensible treatment, . have ready for you a second and third For twenty-five years that stand. regiment whenever the government ard preparation liver oil, needs them. The men, officered, after ready for any duty assigned them. We await your orders. : * Lieutenant Governor Jeter of Santa ; Cruz was appointed a committee of . one to interview Governor Budd and . the tryin affections if possible get him to ra ta liceuse to . g lenge, end veh! i the different companies of the Uniform . teason why: the cod-liver oil, par. Rank in the State permitting them to, two weeks’ drilling in camp, will be. ~ i] REQUIRES NO COOKING MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AN ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO. AS FAR AS A POUND AND A nee OF ANY OTHER SiARCil. di ted, Strengthens and drill, organize and psrade with guns reitallces the whole sysand other accouterments of war. } » act as a c to the Candidates Fer Count i . ind sid {the an ate cr ee y OMicea, . berg soothes and In almost. every county in the State . UFACTURED ony ay . "J.C.HUBINGER BROS,CO . UHI § KEOKUK,lowa. NEW HAVEN,CON GHT ‘and You Gel Less Why is it every sarsaparilla which tries to sell itself, ranges itself ard ? inst Ayer’s as the standhy is it that all have to offer extra inducements — bigger bottles, fancy wrappers, chea price — be captured by General Blanco or some other Spanish General. thing, everything, the one inducement of quality ? ut cured and packed in barrels. “How Did She ~ Burn Her Face’ About Our Daughter tions Cured Smooth, Soft, White Skin Now. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass: Wouid Be Covered with Biood, We-had a great many doctors to see her, out they did not help her in the least: It was a terrible task to care for her. When we took her away from home, people would ask, ‘ How did that child burn her face?’ She was completely covered with scabs fora long time. She suffered everything. .At last we concluded to try Hood’s Sarsaperilla, because I had great faith in it, and aiter awhile we could see that she was getting better. People said she would certainly be left with. scars on her face, but she was not. It is now a year since she was cured by Hood’s Sarsaperilla, and her face is as Smooth and White and Soft -as that of any child. I believe Hood’s Sarsaparilla to be the best family medicine that can be obtained. I take it myself for headache and that tired feeling, and I have found nothing to equal it. One peculiarity about’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that it is pleasant to take and it is no trouble to induce children to takeit, Thdoctors pronounced my little girl’s diseas: to be eczema, or salt rheum.”Mre WitsuR W , Warren, Connecticut. N. B. Do not be induced to buy any substitute. Be gure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla The Best —in fact the One True Blood Purifier Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. peta eure Liver Ills; easy t-. Hood’s Pills take, easy tooperate * Go To Tur Ow1 for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf. + ee New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class .natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Coreoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of I'heater. Telephone No. 791, : : tf. Corcoran & ARBOGAST. Everyruine is first-class at THe Ow. and at popular prices. m81-tf. For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main toad, and runs back 286-feet; also one piece of fine land containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. Rare and Beautiful !Finished vith. Sequoia. a specialty. £ BUILDING, MILL. AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. uephens Ko, 5I. That Was What PeopleAsked Dreadful Itching, Burning Erup“ Gentlemen: Our little daughter is now four years old. When she wasabout three . ~ months old, she had eruptions on her face which were very disagreeable, and itched so much, especially at night, that it made her trouble a great deal worse, I was obliged to keep her hands tied at night and it was necessary to watch her during the day. She would scratch herself whenever she had the chance, until her clothes irritation, Can . candidates for county offices are an-. you think of any combinouveed in the local papers. Colusa nation so effective as this? county takes the lead in this line, there. Sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the) being one and one-half columns of poBe ™an-and' fish are on the wrapper. me . pion api pe igen to ge announcements in the Colusa; & . This starch ig on scientific principles by men who have had ears of practical rience in fancy launderi » It resto Id li d 2 ‘cS hatural iral whiteness and imparts’ beautiful and lasting fe ete ye ees yn Se other asting finish, manufactured set is ene res pony containing neither arsenic, even for a baby powder, For sale by allwholesate and retail grocers, BOWNE, Chemists, New York, For Most Fashionable Styles And Perfect Satisfaction IN YouR ©@MILLINERY@S “ “As Wellas Prices, CALL AT Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. IIOORROOROORHOOIOOK It, Jb, ‘ cl aN va n er} He carries a large stock of all kinds of ap cb ‘ SEN (OZ) @ { Wy) Lg . PEMRBCLOVEZODE SN OED It Stands to Reason That a house dealing exclusively in Farniture and Household Furnishings is the poe to go to purchase anything in this c : ine. Housekeepers ‘and others will find Bor} it to their advantage to visit ~ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. Furniture, and will supply you with any article at San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you buy from KINKEAD You Get Your Money’s Worth. SD, 259 Clo of) > iS & NO USE TALKING, After Careful Examination I Find that the “ Popular # Clothing # Store Is the place where you can get the best goods for the : . least money. . Men’s Fedora Felt Hats in all the latest shades, for $1.00. Men’s All Wool Pants, actual value $4.50, for $3.00. Men’s All Wool Suits, in black and brown, $5.50. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, patent tips, $1.25, Boys’ Lace Shoes, calfskin, every pair guaranteed, $1.50. Men’s Straw Hats, from 15 cents to $1.50. ee retired list for . LUETJE & BRAND, _ : Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad ee There’s a Screw Loose : Perhaps in that clock of yours,or the watch that kept such good time has become a little’ erratic in its movements. Don’t put them on this reason. In our repairing department even the most debilitated clocks and wa‘ches are restored to life, beauty and regular hab'ts. All orders promptly attended to arid charges are reasonably low. We guarantee all of our work. We also attend to the repairing of Articles of Jewelry re 3 quiring skillful and delicate handling, and make to order all kinds of Jewelry. BSSSSSSS9S9SG9999SO Popular Clothing Store, Commercial Street. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Telephone—Store, 203; residence, 201. BEEHIVE GROCERY . Jd; JACKSON. 6 3s Proprietor Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for : Fancy Groceries — ; 8 y SD, Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Is ' h Blue Label Catsup NZ Our Styles are the Fwy IS SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF Orimmed Sats, ete. and compare Prices. Ges You will find That Very Latest and Prices the Lowest. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED : MEATS AND FISH. W.-H. Crawford. oc) eA ANS eae ore $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 a Duffy’s Malt.... . 1 00] Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25\=== Gamecock Whisky Jax. 100] “ in bulk, pergal. 50 THE TRANSCRIPT TAL, Whisky 0502s. 75 . Olives, Ke I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2j. 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. _ 05 PUBLISHES THE VERY Hire’s ““ 3for 50) Everything else in proportion. ** ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee '. is the Best. TOWLE BROS. CO., Give-it a Trial, «= =-= + + «= = ee LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS .

SS ES TT ENT) ted Cross Society. ng of patriotic ladies of yesterday afternoon at was @ success as we knev . Among other matters the ladies was the organ-. ranch Society of the Rei was finally decided upon, . . Buffington was instructs the secretary of the So=<. francisco for. further ad‘manner of perfecting an and also to tender the fhe ladies of this city in ‘use of mercy and relief x8 the objects and purma ateresmereniscnenns of ore Oatarrh in this section ‘y than all other diseases “antil the last fewpy to be incurable, many years doctors pro2 local disease, and pre. remedies, and by cong to cure with local treatinced it incurable. Science satarrh to be a constitu®,and therefore requires I treatment. Hall’s Camanufactured by F. J. , Toledo, Ohio, is the only cure on the market. It rnally in doses from 10 spoonful. It acts directly and mucous surfaces of — They offer one hundred 1y case it fails to cure. alars and testimonials: O88, Y & CO., Prop., Toledo, O. uggists, price 75c. per botily Pills are the best. +4 anted For «‘War With Spain,’’ : yattles on sea and land bout armies, navies, forts sof both nations and of the great victory of the y; tells everything about hley, Fitzhugh Lee and handers, by Hon. James 1g, the intrepid leader for n the halls of Conzrers war book published; 600 100 superb illustrations, st colors. Has large colBiggest book, highest comest price; only $1.75. Each ives grand $1.00 premium d enormous; harvest for ays credit; freight paid; Write today. Address, Book Concern, Dept, 15 street, Chicago: m17-3w + e-—_______. if you want something he place to go to. They rs follow. m31-tfseme caameaipiaal nual Meeting. AR ANNU. MEETING OF iders of eer ae Gold MinPhd held at os — pal the attery street, San Francisco, Monday, the 6th day of Juue ‘of 9 4. M., for the purp.se o i of Directors to serve for the: and the transaction of such. 8 ay come before the meet-. 00ks will close Gn Wedues-une, at 3 o’clock P.M + RUIZ, secretary. tery street, San Fraunci<co, ‘ _ m2itl nual Meeting. \R ANNUAL MEETING OF piders of the Minerva Gold will be held at the office cf 3 Battery street, San Frana, On Monday, the éth day of e hour of 10 A M., for the inga Board of Directors to suing year, and the transacer business as may come bez. Transfer books will close the ist of June. at 3 o'clock ~K. RUIZ, Secretary. ttery street, San Francisco, m2i-td a lot of . SUITS Per Suit, ee them. . Tar 57, _ . ies like whisky, coffee and tobacco, ‘but there are those who have: the Di. . Republic war with Spain marks the beOnce again we shall be a naval Power . to be feared rather than despised. The © victory at Manila teaches us that it ig § . only ships and trained Americans to . man them that the United States needs . to make it one of the foremost naval Powers of the world. » have been driven from the seus by jeal; ous legislators and unjust laws is @ . shame and a disgrace. If it had been . properly fostered, oar merchant marine ; could quickly have recovered from ; even the serious losses experienced dur. ing the civil war;and, asin ante-bellum . days, our sail would have whitened} 2 every sea. But we every year pay out . enormous sums for freights that are varried in foreign bottoms. And there > fhave been in every Congress cranks who > and progressive to provide for offense » and defense a navy to which we could " refer without a blush” of shame. The _ navy we now. possess; but to the cranks, _ andso-called watchdogs of the treasury, ie rs f “THE TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY.* .. MAY 21, 1898 JOR MRDRANA, How He Took Bis Sentence of {2 Years ; in Prison, _ Ae stated in a telegraphic dispatch. yesterday to the Transoriet, ‘Joé Me _ drana was sentenced to twelve years. imprisonment. The Bee says Judge Hart administered a terrible warning tomen who think that their authority . . over their wives extends to the matter of their life or death:’ He sentenced Joe Medrana, convicted by a jary-of assanit with intent to murder his wife, to a term of twelve years imprisonment at the Folsom ‘penitentiary. Jadge Hart said that because of the candor of the defendant on the witness stand, he would not inflict the extreme punishment, which is fourteen years. © : When Medrana heard the sentence which will confine him in prison for twelve years, he said, without bravado or show of softer emotion: “Thank you, Judge,” . Medrana’s wife was not in the Courtroom when sentence was pronounced . In passing judgemut upon the prison6r, Judge Hari said that the circumstances of Medranu’s crime were atrocious, although the conduct of his young wife Was pot’ all that it should have been. Medrana had been married to her but a few weeks, and she should not have appeared on the streets of at dinner with another'man without having obtained her husband’s consent. When she was brough t to her room by the husband, the latter choked her un‘till she was almost dead. “In fact, he thought she was dead; but finding ‘her returning to life he stabbed her twice. . . When an officer arrived Medrana fied the place. .There was no doubt that he intended to kill his wife and knew thoroughly what he was doing. Judge Hart said there was no law which justified a man in taking the law into his own hands. If he cannot get along with his wife, his duty is to separate from her. Of eourse, there are times when men’s impulses drive them to rasb'acts; but that does not interfere with their responsibility to the law. If his wife was found in any way unfaithful he should have invoked the law. Judge Hart remarked, before sentencing Medrana that he did not consider him altogether abandoned. “GRISP BACON, He Who Did Not Write ‘Shakespeare's Plays. “A man’s nature rans either to herbs or weeds, therefore, let him seasonably water the one and destroy the other.” In other words, cultivate your powers and put aside the things which rob you of strength and energy, which can be turned into money and fame. «~ OF course “the crowd” float along and don’t care much what happens, so they can deaden the body with narcotvine desire to amount to something in this world, and to these such words are addressed. : If you have constitution enough to stand whisky, coffee and tobacco, well and good. If not, trade them off for success, and that only comes as a result of energy enough to apply oneself, , If coffee interferes in the least with it. Success is worth more than coffee. Use the food drink, Postum. It has much the color and taste of coffee but brain, and the beverage is of a most tovthsome character. Sold by grocers, All Things Will be New. It would be scarcely too much to say that in tbe history of the American ginning of a new era, says ah exchange. That our merchant marine should resisted every attempt of the patriotic are no thanks due. At every suggestion of an appropriation for coast de-. feuses or yew ships they cried extrayagance and clamored for economy. . —+2oe _ . Would be a6 od Thing. . It bas been euggested that J.J. Cor} bett get up a regiment of prize fighters. It would be a good thing to send such! a band of heroes to the front, and the prayers cf all respectable people would go upward that the whole crowd mig. ti gny other kind. as “Gel More. their age? lyn Eagle. wife?” ‘Brooklyn Life. is a bankrupt! ”—Tit-Rite. Qualified, ‘get into the “smart set?” not very smart, Life. Unkind,. doesn’t exaggerate. She—When is thau? Times. Cashibroke, : “You told me me, and ‘yet I discover that your father The Height of Cruelty. ; ~ “Cruel, heartless woman!” cried Lord . a8 was wanted. Bargains were made direct with the owners of large herds and about one hundred thousand head were secured, the larger number to be Life. Not Well Said. “I did not see you in church last Sunday, Mr. Spiffles,” said the dominie. “No; I slept at home last Sunday morning,” replied Mr. Spiffles.—Harlem Johnnie Fewscads. “Which one?” humor he is in. est.” —N. Y. World. Matrimonial Item. , “Where are you going in such a hurry?” asked Hostetter McGinnis of Not to Be Caugh an oath. “Don’t what?” “an Lacks dud Lark Here’s a word cf warning, It’s altogether richt But avoid a lark at pight. “Of course she is,” with which she broke the co caused both of ‘the Women Detroit Free Press, t. Mr. Grouch—Oh, no, you don’t! Stopped the Confab. ' “Be careful what. you say over the your digestion, nerves or heart, drop}-line, Mrs. Brightly; you may be sure the telephone girl is listening,” mbination to run.— > 2 ‘Man (to clerk whom he has . We0Ursed. Of course, it was agaiziat caught kissing his typewriter)—Do . pay you to kiss my typewriter, sir? , Clerk—You don’t have to—Il’'m will. 2 8tep of this kind, but “needs must ing to do it for hothing.—N. Y. Journa on The Iceman’s Warning. Then, candidiy spoke he: “Of course, you know, 80 small a sum Won't cit much ice with me.” __. ~Washington Star. What They Really Do. He—Why do women misrepresent She—They don’t, If they misrepresent anything, it is their youth.—Brook‘You are my ideal;, won"t you be my “I prefer to remain your ideal." you loved The Popular Implement, Maud has paper-kKnives in numbers, Bronze and silver, cla and new; But whene’er She cuts-a’novel She just makes a hair-pin do, -Chicago Record, She—Do you think Van Aukem can He—TI don't see why he shouldn’t; he's you, know.—Harlem He—There is only one time a womar “When she speaks of her age."—N. Y. “I am going to old Bondclipper to ask for the hand of his daughter.” “Phat all depends on what sort of a If he is in good humor I'll propose for the youngest. If he has a cranky spell T'll propose for the oldMrs. Grouch—I heard of a man who broke himself of Swearing by paying his wife five cents every time he uttered ‘et_me into any snap like that. You'd be furnishing burned steak and suggy biscuits every. morning.”—Cin-cinnati Enquirer. To rise with the lark in the morning, —L. A. W. Bulletin, -y “Indeed, Cm not,” yelled the hello is made of powerful pare food elements . ™!4, and the sizzling, crackling sound . hat sustain and nourish body and Hoop’s Pruts act easily and promptly ‘a on the liver and bowels. Oure’ sick headache. ee yy rg: tion in the salaries of the officers has

followed. An exchange says: ‘The cut in the majority of cases is equivalent to a reduction of 25 per Cent, a very material lightening of ‘the monthly expenses of each company. It is likely now that an endeavor will so that more men can be employed . for the same amount of money now the grain of both the mining managers and the principal shareholders to take 1,} when the devil drives,” Nothing yet has been.done in the matter, but it is likely — the. proposition will crop up before long. — ee Went in on Time. %. When Uncle Sam knew that he was to have a little unpleasantness with the Spaniards he*toncluded it would be-a good scheme to go west and buy cattle. He knew the Yankees were ever ready to combine and fix up little penny, hence his anxiety to buy beef before the declaration of war. Accordingly, says an exchange, Secretary of Agriculture Wilson sent some of his boys out West to corral as many steers CT rare ver ema RT WAGES, iesabin te mz” ‘Nerden oe take with Hood’s Sa réaparilla. a Patriotism is a predominating feat-. . Nevada State have adopted a policy of Yet efficient. ; . ss _. . Petrenchment, owing to the dull times aca : '. in the business, and a general redacoe : be made to regulate wages at the mines . schemes by which to turn an honest . ti PATRIOTIC KRIGHTS, — ealth take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with. Ope aires eae them vouderfal good, that it will do} Grand Lodge of Pythians Tender a ReglHoodt Pie We tis only gus t Ment to ths Government ure in the Grand Lodge, K. of P., now in session at Santa Rosa, ana the following telegram was sent to the President of the United States tendering tle services of a regiment of Pythians‘o: the government in case they should be . California, Knights of Pythias, now in session at Santa Rosa, Cal, and ropre. . aence needed: e€rsl1s en . Santa Rosa, May 17th. To the President of the United States, 0 S S senting over 11,000 loyal America:: citi-! zens, hereby tender the services of a Washington: The Grand Lodge of A gh which seems to full regiment, composed of and offic) oni i shite Of all the sta cered by members of this order, subyou have needs certainly ‘ject to your call at any time. We will energetic sensible treatment, . have ready for you a second and third For twenty-five years that stand. regiment whenever the government ard preparation liver oil, needs them. The men, officered, after ready for any duty assigned them. We await your orders. : * Lieutenant Governor Jeter of Santa ; Cruz was appointed a committee of . one to interview Governor Budd and . the tryin affections if possible get him to ra ta liceuse to . g lenge, end veh! i the different companies of the Uniform . teason why: the cod-liver oil, par. Rank in the State permitting them to, two weeks’ drilling in camp, will be. ~ i] REQUIRES NO COOKING MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AN ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO. AS FAR AS A POUND AND A nee OF ANY OTHER SiARCil. di ted, Strengthens and drill, organize and psrade with guns reitallces the whole sysand other accouterments of war. } » act as a c to the Candidates Fer Count i . ind sid {the an ate cr ee y OMicea, . berg soothes and In almost. every county in the State . UFACTURED ony ay . "J.C.HUBINGER BROS,CO . UHI § KEOKUK,lowa. NEW HAVEN,CON GHT ‘and You Gel Less Why is it every sarsaparilla which tries to sell itself, ranges itself ard ? inst Ayer’s as the standhy is it that all have to offer extra inducements — bigger bottles, fancy wrappers, chea price — be captured by General Blanco or some other Spanish General. thing, everything, the one inducement of quality ? ut cured and packed in barrels. “How Did She ~ Burn Her Face’ About Our Daughter tions Cured Smooth, Soft, White Skin Now. “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass: Wouid Be Covered with Biood, We-had a great many doctors to see her, out they did not help her in the least: It was a terrible task to care for her. When we took her away from home, people would ask, ‘ How did that child burn her face?’ She was completely covered with scabs fora long time. She suffered everything. .At last we concluded to try Hood’s Sarsaperilla, because I had great faith in it, and aiter awhile we could see that she was getting better. People said she would certainly be left with. scars on her face, but she was not. It is now a year since she was cured by Hood’s Sarsaperilla, and her face is as Smooth and White and Soft -as that of any child. I believe Hood’s Sarsaparilla to be the best family medicine that can be obtained. I take it myself for headache and that tired feeling, and I have found nothing to equal it. One peculiarity about’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that it is pleasant to take and it is no trouble to induce children to takeit, Thdoctors pronounced my little girl’s diseas: to be eczema, or salt rheum.”Mre WitsuR W , Warren, Connecticut. N. B. Do not be induced to buy any substitute. Be gure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla The Best —in fact the One True Blood Purifier Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. peta eure Liver Ills; easy t-. Hood’s Pills take, easy tooperate * Go To Tur Ow1 for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf. + ee New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class .natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Coreoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of I'heater. Telephone No. 791, : : tf. Corcoran & ARBOGAST. Everyruine is first-class at THe Ow. and at popular prices. m81-tf. For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main toad, and runs back 286-feet; also one piece of fine land containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. Rare and Beautiful !Finished vith. Sequoia. a specialty. £ BUILDING, MILL. AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. uephens Ko, 5I. That Was What PeopleAsked Dreadful Itching, Burning Erup“ Gentlemen: Our little daughter is now four years old. When she wasabout three . ~ months old, she had eruptions on her face which were very disagreeable, and itched so much, especially at night, that it made her trouble a great deal worse, I was obliged to keep her hands tied at night and it was necessary to watch her during the day. She would scratch herself whenever she had the chance, until her clothes irritation, Can . candidates for county offices are an-. you think of any combinouveed in the local papers. Colusa nation so effective as this? county takes the lead in this line, there. Sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the) being one and one-half columns of poBe ™an-and' fish are on the wrapper. me . pion api pe igen to ge announcements in the Colusa; & . This starch ig on scientific principles by men who have had ears of practical rience in fancy launderi » It resto Id li d 2 ‘cS hatural iral whiteness and imparts’ beautiful and lasting fe ete ye ees yn Se other asting finish, manufactured set is ene res pony containing neither arsenic, even for a baby powder, For sale by allwholesate and retail grocers, BOWNE, Chemists, New York, For Most Fashionable Styles And Perfect Satisfaction IN YouR ©@MILLINERY@S “ “As Wellas Prices, CALL AT Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. IIOORROOROORHOOIOOK It, Jb, ‘ cl aN va n er} He carries a large stock of all kinds of ap cb ‘ SEN (OZ) @ { Wy) Lg . PEMRBCLOVEZODE SN OED It Stands to Reason That a house dealing exclusively in Farniture and Household Furnishings is the poe to go to purchase anything in this c : ine. Housekeepers ‘and others will find Bor} it to their advantage to visit ~ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. Furniture, and will supply you with any article at San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you buy from KINKEAD You Get Your Money’s Worth. SD, 259 Clo of) > iS & NO USE TALKING, After Careful Examination I Find that the “ Popular # Clothing # Store Is the place where you can get the best goods for the : . least money. . Men’s Fedora Felt Hats in all the latest shades, for $1.00. Men’s All Wool Pants, actual value $4.50, for $3.00. Men’s All Wool Suits, in black and brown, $5.50. Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, patent tips, $1.25, Boys’ Lace Shoes, calfskin, every pair guaranteed, $1.50. Men’s Straw Hats, from 15 cents to $1.50. ee retired list for . LUETJE & BRAND, _ : Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad ee There’s a Screw Loose : Perhaps in that clock of yours,or the watch that kept such good time has become a little’ erratic in its movements. Don’t put them on this reason. In our repairing department even the most debilitated clocks and wa‘ches are restored to life, beauty and regular hab'ts. All orders promptly attended to arid charges are reasonably low. We guarantee all of our work. We also attend to the repairing of Articles of Jewelry re 3 quiring skillful and delicate handling, and make to order all kinds of Jewelry. BSSSSSSS9S9SG9999SO Popular Clothing Store, Commercial Street. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Telephone—Store, 203; residence, 201. BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Jd; JACKSON. 6 3s Proprietor Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for : Fancy Groceries — ; 8 y SD, Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Is ' h Blue Label Catsup NZ Our Styles are the Fwy IS SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF Orimmed Sats, ete. and compare Prices. Ges You will find That Very Latest and Prices the Lowest. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED : MEATS AND FISH. W.-H. Crawford. oc) eA ANS eae ore $1 25. 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