May 21, 1900 (4 pages)

aod 10 delock tomorrow morn ” THE , TRANSCRIPT. . » Issued Every Evening, Sandays Excepted, AT NRVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION 3 By Mail, ~ ~Delivered to any part <f the city. TELEPHONE NO. 4i. P.O. BOX EB. MONDAY..-.-May 21, 1900 ‘BRIBPLY ST STATED. ems That Should, Inter Interest Everybody— Something New Every: ‘Daye Cook’s, that’s all. Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T, B. Gray, You can’t have Malaria if’ you drink. Cook’s. Sunday was the hottest day of the 9eas0n. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon, m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson's. m1-tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. m14-tf Fiaked Wheat, 8 packages for 25 cents at Guenther’s Cash Store. mi4-tf Ham Rolle and Corned Ham. ‘Something new. At Gaytorp’s. tf Frank Taylor has a telephone in his atore. The number is 885, Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Two carloads of scrap iron for A. D, Allan arrived here from Towle on Sunday. The weather is acting funny. Is it ‘getting ready to spoil Wednesday's picnic ? ‘The two coaches on the Narrow Gauge last evening were crowded to their full capacity. That tonic,Beof, Iron and Wine, with Celery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large gale. tf Business will be entirely suspended om Wednesday. Everybody is going to the picnic. A full line of Waterman’s fountain pens at Vinton’s, These pens need no recommendation. tf Moore turns out photos pate. to no artist in the world. Don’t know anything about the other world. The Knights of Sherwood Fores cleaned up a neat sum on their recent ball, They were deserving of it. People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. For saleby Vinton. Every business house in Nevada City and Grass Valley will close on Wednesday, so that all can attend the picThe Graes Valloy fremen will hold a special meeting at that place tomorrow . $6 Per Year 12 i-2¢ Per Week mew OFT ee Se iNo Messages ees ‘From Kruger ‘Lonvon, May 21.—Associated Press is able to say that messages from President. Kruger, directly or indirectly, British, dealing with the cessation of hostilities, is. antrue. ° AtrSan Francisco. San Francisco, May 21. Federal authorities at Washington have instructed the Quarantine officers at this port to take charge of measures to suppress the bubonic plague. The «ction of the Washington authorities is thought tobe due not to the seriousness of the situation, but to the inability of the San Francisco authorities to compel the Chinese and Japanese to take precautionary measures against the spreading of the plague. Business in Chinatown is at a standstill. The merchants have closed their stores and are remaining within doors. They-will not submit to inoculation as provided ‘by luw and it is thought it will have th be done with force. Kentucky Governorship. Wasuineton, May 21—The United States Supreme Oourt today decided the Kentucky Governorship in favor of Governor Breekham, diemissing the writ of: error from the Kentucky court of appeals. Thé opinion was handed: down by Ohief Justice Fuller, and a strong dissenting opinion was delivered by Justice Harlan, and McKenna di:sented from portions of the opinion. Congress To Adjourn June 6, WASHINGTON, May 21—Hon. Payne of New York, floor leader of. majori'y offered a resolution today that Congress adjourn on the 6th of June, which was, greeted with great applause. t evening to.talk over 4th of July matters. The dancing people turned out in full force Saturday evening at Company ©’s, Indian Fiat and the Banner schoolhouse parties. Ah Kate, a sick Chinaman who was brought here from North San Juan Jast Thursday, died Friday night and was buried yesterday. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can ‘get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf On Wednesday the Transcript will go to press at 11 o'clock inthe forenoen, in order to allow the employes to attend the picnic in the afternoon. New development work is being done at the Texas. The main shaft will be sunk to 550 feet, 800 feet deeper than at present. Wm. Davies, a first-class miner, has charge of the work. Superior Court. The following business has been transacted in the Superior Court, Judge General house-cleaning, re-painting, re-papering, re-modeling, re-pairing, etc. is going on all over the city. Everything is being done in anticipation of a great celebration here on the 4th of July. : Mr. and Mrs. John Martin were tendered.a surprise party on Friday evening last, being the seventh anviversary of their wedding. Their neighbors took them by surprise when they arrived laden with good things to eat. The evening was delightfully spent in playing cards, etc. A door has been cut in the rear of the County Jail. In case of fire in the neighborhood of the Sheriff’s office, the prisoners would never have been able to escape through the only entrance to tho jail. A heavy iron door, securely fastened, is being placed at the new entrance, which will prove of great value in the future, First-Class Plumbing. Frank T. Nilon presiding: MoOall vs. Wulliog. Court allowed 5 per. cent of Shoecraft’s claim and 15 per cent on all other claims for attorney fees, and also $1.000 for services rendered in Circuit Court. "' J.H. Bennallack vs.M. A. Bennallack. Demurrer overruled. Julia Smith vs. V. Noell. Judgment for planitift to recover mining claim 130 feet each side of ledge each party to pay their own cost. Mary A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards. Motion for new trial was granted on cross complaint of Francis S. Richards. Mouataineer Mining Company vs. O. B. Bailey. _Demmurrer overruled by consent. 380 days to answer. Barns vs. Winn et al. Demurrer overruled. 20.days to answer. Lawrey vs. Hunsaker. Set for trial Monday 28th of May. Estate of Andre Ohavanne. Petition for letters of administration of will annexed. Letter of adminstration with will annexed issued to B. E, Anger on filing bond of $100. Estate of Phillp Richards. Return and account of sale of real estate, Mrs. Tilley bid $3.700. Matter continued until Thursday morning, May 24th, 1900, and the Court invites further ; bids for the property. Eetate of Mary A. Norton. Dismitson of administrator with will angered of J. Polglase, Order couMirming sale of property. William 8. Goldsxorthy was naturlized, the witnesses were Aik J,. Chinn and A. J. Hoskin osking. Water Shut off Tomorrow: Water will be shut off at the corner . . = Broad and Pine wdesks te down Pine Geo. E. Turner is prepared todo all kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plambers employed, who thoronghly understend their business. Leave’ your orders immediately to avoid the rash, as the time draws near for the sewer ‘work to be completed. m29-tf ‘Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest have recently. been received by Lord . . Saulsbury or any Départment of the . form: shocess ‘which has crowned his '. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. ‘se 7 TONG, ee at Toratt Theater. pany, which will ‘make its. is a stranger in this city, but comes ‘well recommended by both the press and public of Colorado, Utah, Oregon and California. They are uot experiments by any means,, but established facts, and successful. ones at that. Mr. Lowe first organized a company under this title in 1888 and has made annual tours through the middle and. western ever since and the uniefforts, amply attests the merits of both company and plays, sh The company is an evenly 'palaiived one, every member being carefully selected: witha view to his or her fitness for the parts to which he or she would be assigned. There are no stars, the great mistake of some managers, in surrounding two or three clever people by a company which does not rise above mediocrity, has béen avoided. The plays are bright, catchy comedies and comedy.dramas whose’ success in the Eastern vities insures a good reception everywhere. The opening play, “Man and Master, may. be described as @ sensational conedy-drama. It is filled with dramatic situations and startling unlooked-for climaxes, but with a vein of bright, clean comedy permeating it, which seems to predominate in spite of the dramatic: interest. Clever specialties are introduced which add to the enjoyment of the entertainment. Popular prices (10-2080 cents) prevail, thus placing a first class entertainment within the reach of alt. Personal Mention. William Tarner came down’ from Maybert today. Thos, McCullan came down from Washington today. Wy MoWeighel ot San Francisco is here spending a few days. Chas. Hickman came over from North San Juan yesterday and left. for Trinity county today, Wm. Gregory, who has been to Mare Island, returned here last evening on a visit to his parents. E. C. Grissel and Geo. E. Clond, two of Washington’s popular business men, are here spending the day. Sam Greenberg of San Francisco’ arhere last evening on a visit to his sister-in-laws, Misses 8. and B. Miller. Mrs. F. A. Panaye of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon and will leave tomorrow morning for Downieville. Mrs. Semmens and Miss Lillie Semmens, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, on a visit to Mrs. Semmons sister, Mra, I, Hosken. Sam. Rice, one. ofthe proprietors of the Grotto Saloon, returned Saturday evening from Sacramento, where he has been on a business trip. Lost. Brown puppy, cockle-Spaniel, collar bearing owner’s name. Reward paid} on return to this office. Qa Candy Sree Willi Just as starter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted Coffees 4 ~~ ae ai te each purra x of deli ous eandy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (O,, Commersial ‘Street, Nevada City. s Theater Company initial bow. two weeks forSen Frariciseo to before a Nevada City: ‘audience tonight, ago! _ Willow Valley. Temas Jones, who left here about go to Cape Nome, _ was drowned io _ eotipany with Joseph. Shebley. of Buena Vista;:whose brother had chartered a steamer to go’ ‘te Nome On Thursday they left San Francisco and when-oat but two days encountered a storm, and as the: steamer wis heavily laden they were compelled, to. pull, for the shore and anéhor. “Oh \Saturday, young Joues,-who’. was seasick» went to the side of the vessel . and fell overboard. After some little time he was resctied dnd ‘taken on board but died a short time after. — Mr. Jones was. well-known in this city and vicinity, having been born and raised at Willow Valley, He was a young man who made friends out of all who met him, and had'the conf dence and respect of all who knew him. Besides his mother and brother Albert, who live at Willow Valley, he leaves’ @ brother, Andy Jones, of Buena Vista, and a sister, Mrs,. Albert Noyce, of Town Talk. Lansing Discharged. In the Superior Gourt today, upon motion of the District Attorney, the charge of forgery against Chas. F. Lansing for forgery was dismissed, and he was ordered discharged, He will be rearrested on a charge of obtaining money under false © pretenses. The non-irrtatang cathartic—Hood's Pille. : seers Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot ae the diseased portion of the ear. here is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining, of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling. sound or inperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal. condition, . hearing = will’ be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces: We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not -be cured. by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Send for -oirculars, free. Bie pel e reece Eee. , Toledo, oO. 8 moive Family Pills are the best. Leexe and Haskin's Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee, — A delicious blend of the very ‘best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that. goes to make a perfect cup. This coffee cannot ‘be excelled. Packed in ‘one-pound .cartoons. For sale ‘at A. B. Wolf's, Neon Saturday last. Jones oe left . this city The Curly Lears aid Arg man's to Have! W oe a Te g-of-War, ‘Among the many other attractions ‘at the picnic ta be given at Shebley’s Park on Wednesday by the Argonauts ‘this city,.will be a tug-of-war. between}. nine of the bigg*st men belonging tothe -Ourly Bears’and a like number of the composed . of the following: Herbert M. Brand, A. Kram, F. Grissel, Ea. Baker, H. Voce a. Hieronimus, Geo. Calanan, it. Eddy. and Geo. Beckley. The arrangements. for the/picnic are now all completed that it will bea grand succéss goes without saying. The'Providence, Champion and other mines will sllow their employes to atténd the picnic if they so desire, and all the business houses will closé all day. The following is a list of those who have agreed to do so: E. W. Schmidt, A. B. Wolf, « code er Bros, Jas. M. Fole . E. ‘Vegier, Grimes Enmipe O: J. Brand, A. & H. W, Hart Obas.E Wild, Mrs, M. Hooks W,.A. Smith, . ae ge oe : O. E. Waxel, . W. G. Rich Bovey Bros. Mrs. 0. He W. H. Andrews, A. Isoard & Son. John Webber, ‘Win. Walters, GL. Jd. trautman, Bovey Br. Soeli & Flem B. Milier, a: Golden Jewelry. F.Guenther, Sag hd Bray, Legg & Shaw ‘Oo, W.H. Orawtord, Philtips & Jacobs, a ors: Nuffziger, Miss E Hoeft; ~Amelia btevens, Chas, Steffens, +. . J. J. Jackson, ~ ©, Ey Mulloy, » . Rosenberg Bros. Jz-Scheeler, Wao. Holmes, Smitb & Oameroy, Fischer Bros, Oarter & Johnston, donu F, Hook, Jas, Kinkead, 8. Simmons, Gt. Am. ‘Tea Oo, G. W. Dauster, Colley Bros; J.B. Rosenthal, . Commercial Tea Co Jobo Delbridge, G, E. Turner, 0. H. Harrison, Maher & Oo. J Ouirns, Thos. R. Moore, iN. Y. Racket Store, eayiors & Son, 1A. D. Alian, L. Hyman & Oo. Win. Gittin, Martin, Muir & Cog ~ It-is probable that the saloons will also close, if so, the list will be published tomorrow. ———__—___ NEVADA THEATER! Pe ONE Eee WEEK, Commencing Monday, May 2. LOWE’S. MADISON SQUARE THEATER COMPANY In a repertoire of first-class Comedies and . Dramas, OPENING PLAY : “Plan and Master’! NEW SONGS, NEW PLAYS, NEW SPECIALTIES, rage pe fo COSTUMES, Popular Prices, -10, 20 and 30 Cents vada ais m 9-tf Seats will be placed Vigeh at Foley’e : On ale Pritts. Mag vs Grass Guiting Tools a Lawn Mowers . Grass Hooks ° . ren. Orders en ree late Prated Right Hee Lego & Shaw Co. Scythes : ‘ Danis joes a0 = Snaths Rossii SER THR IDBAL-DEERING MOWER In Our Show hiahemmaigtuag $4.00 up soc each 9oc each 90c each spe vial run on them, $5.00 Pants Young Men’s We still have mmercial, Main ticeagye Saba a $0.00 Pants Go: Now for $200. $4.00 Pants 0 Now for $3.00 — closing them out now-for $3: 75: ~ We also have a beautifu line of little fellows’ run them this week for $2. 75And remember everything in We y request shove iknow A Few Specials for This Week ‘Only. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters whi neat pattertis and good fitting Boom Go Now .or $3.00 a tee of those Boys? Suits left tor reduce to oot and of an sttormey with ost CARTER Se JOHN ~All $6.00 Pants Go. Vest Suits which used to sett some collect them at ch must heclosed out, They are and in order ‘to @lose -_ out we have ‘concluded: to make ‘a ° AIL $7.00-Pants Go. Now for $650 <e AML $8.00. Pants Go Now for $6.60. : S fr 3 sane Hee —— rom 13 years texg: ‘years, used to Sell-for $10, $12 and $1 5: They. which used toysell for $5, $6 and $7.00. We: ‘are Sizes from 5 to 10 things lees than obst and innit os eee oa mere: on ge to i to area: Settle their accounts within 80 days or we will a “y -YRIGRS: FQRRT ae & STON. Now for $45 for $5. £0, we ‘will oa as -of-Grass Valley and the Outly Bears of . “the Raliroad Track, = When the passenger train pe due here from Colfax at 5 o’ciook evening, was coming apna after leaving train was eiscet ‘and the obstruction . Atgonuats, The Curly Bear team’ is'. wis found to be’ man who besbearg 4b he On waking him it was found was tired and having sat. down on the} track to rest had fallen asleep. Mr, the’time he was it would have been impossible to stop the train 2 pagar it. me ne perhaps rake a bin. . or Aer +@eee ® ae body from the water he fouad that life man had probably been dead for several hours. The back of his head was. marks onthe: bank: it bocame evi dent t he had: fallen while attempting to climb to. the top. The Excelsior Whit Club will be.en-: tertained tomorrow evening by ‘Mr, . Fowler, and Mrs, William Giffin. : ». SHIRT was William Pollard of You Bet: Het, Pollard can thank the Railroad Oom-. pany .for, employing such efficient} for had-he not been seen just at}.Found Dead in the Rive, a4 was extinot, and that the unfortunate . 0 re =f Brank.crushed, the neck was broken and the ‘Tale com Sg condioelg ‘bury. body was otherwise ‘bruised. From eee any means, Te Soak have been appointed ag ‘Geo a. bat ‘the picnic: Henry Midd L. Daval and . & 6 CO's. see * Ladies, come “to. the: 2 big’ store or oie ‘Shirt Waists, The second shipment’ just received: They are nicer than ever, and you will find one of our large and all marked in plain figures, ‘The best.valne, in waists you ever saw. Come and let us show them to, ad ne windows full of them SiR lees Cone to. us for— WHITE SKIRTS See that special skirt we are selling for $r. 50. ~ You can get it trimmed in lace or patent est. ~. SILK GLOVES AND: “SILK MITTS Here, and a visit to our*store will convince you that we have all the new things, and, as usual, the price is always the lowe * Mequet, Princess and ‘Sattan Smyrnia ary the names of them. While you are there just hl the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, BEDROOM SETS oe a are lower than San NEW CORSET COVERS Just received by today’s express, Come in and see them. Now, Ladies, we wait to see you. The weather is grand and we have a nice cool store for you to do:your shopping in and we will do our best to. make it pleasant for you. Respectfully, “MAHER & :CO. Special Today—New Pulley Belts, New Shirt Waists, New Ties. pei se ee BAS “i aw Mi J. 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aod 10 delock tomorrow morn ” THE , TRANSCRIPT. . » Issued Every Evening, Sandays Excepted, AT NRVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION 3 By Mail, ~ ~Delivered to any part <f the city. TELEPHONE NO. 4i. P.O. BOX EB. MONDAY...-..-May 21, 1900 ‘BRIBPLY ST STATED. ems That Should, Inter Interest Everybody— Something New Every: ‘Daye Cook’s, that’s all. Swiss cheese at Isoard’s. For Life Insurance see T, B. Gray, You can’t have Malaria if’ you drink. Cook’s. Sunday was the hottest day of the 9eas0n. Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’ saloon, m14-tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson's. m1-tf A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and Fleming’s. m14-tf Fiaked Wheat, 8 packages for 25 cents at Guenther’s Cash Store. mi4-tf Ham Rolle and Corned Ham. ‘Something new. At Gaytorp’s. tf Frank Taylor has a telephone in his atore. The number is 885, Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Two carloads of scrap iron for A. D, Allan arrived here from Towle on Sunday. The weather is acting funny. Is it ‘getting ready to spoil Wednesday's picnic ? ‘The two coaches on the Narrow Gauge last evening were crowded to their full capacity. That tonic,Beof, Iron and Wine, with Celery, at Vinton’s, is having a very large gale. tf Business will be entirely suspended om Wednesday. Everybody is going to the picnic. A full line of Waterman’s fountain pens at Vinton’s, These pens need no recommendation. tf Moore turns out photos pate. to no artist in the world. Don’t know anything about the other world. The Knights of Sherwood Fores cleaned up a neat sum on their recent ball, They were deserving of it. People suffer a great deal with sore feet during the warm weather. Uno is the best remedy. For saleby Vinton. Every business house in Nevada City and Grass Valley will close on Wednesday, so that all can attend the picThe Graes Valloy fremen will hold a special meeting at that place tomorrow . $6 Per Year 12 i-2¢ Per Week mew OFT ee Se iNo Messages ees ‘From Kruger ‘Lonvon, May 21.—Associated Press is able to say that messages from President. Kruger, directly or indirectly, British, dealing with the cessation of hostilities, is. antrue. ° AtrSan Francisco. San Francisco, May 21. Federal authorities at Washington have instructed the Quarantine officers at this port to take charge of measures to suppress the bubonic plague. The «ction of the Washington authorities is thought tobe due not to the seriousness of the situation, but to the inability of the San Francisco authorities to compel the Chinese and Japanese to take precautionary measures against the spreading of the plague. Business in Chinatown is at a standstill. The merchants have closed their stores and are remaining within doors. They-will not submit to inoculation as provided ‘by luw and it is thought it will have th be done with force. Kentucky Governorship. Wasuineton, May 21—The United States Supreme Oourt today decided the Kentucky Governorship in favor of Governor Breekham, diemissing the writ of: error from the Kentucky court of appeals. Thé opinion was handed: down by Ohief Justice Fuller, and a strong dissenting opinion was delivered by Justice Harlan, and McKenna di:sented from portions of the opinion. Congress To Adjourn June 6, WASHINGTON, May 21—Hon. Payne of New York, floor leader of. majori'y offered a resolution today that Congress adjourn on the 6th of June, which was, greeted with great applause. t evening to.talk over 4th of July matters. The dancing people turned out in full force Saturday evening at Company ©’s, Indian Fiat and the Banner schoolhouse parties. Ah Kate, a sick Chinaman who was brought here from North San Juan Jast Thursday, died Friday night and was buried yesterday. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can ‘get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled their goods.tf On Wednesday the Transcript will go to press at 11 o'clock inthe forenoen, in order to allow the employes to attend the picnic in the afternoon. New development work is being done at the Texas. The main shaft will be sunk to 550 feet, 800 feet deeper than at present. Wm. Davies, a first-class miner, has charge of the work. Superior Court. The following business has been transacted in the Superior Court, Judge General house-cleaning, re-painting, re-papering, re-modeling, re-pairing, etc. is going on all over the city. Everything is being done in anticipation of a great celebration here on the 4th of July. : Mr. and Mrs. John Martin were tendered.a surprise party on Friday evening last, being the seventh anviversary of their wedding. Their neighbors took them by surprise when they arrived laden with good things to eat. The evening was delightfully spent in playing cards, etc. A door has been cut in the rear of the County Jail. In case of fire in the neighborhood of the Sheriff’s office, the prisoners would never have been able to escape through the only entrance to tho jail. A heavy iron door, securely fastened, is being placed at the new entrance, which will prove of great value in the future, First-Class Plumbing. Frank T. Nilon presiding: MoOall vs. Wulliog. Court allowed 5 per. cent of Shoecraft’s claim and 15 per cent on all other claims for attorney fees, and also $1.000 for services rendered in Circuit Court. "' J.H. Bennallack vs.M. A. Bennallack. Demurrer overruled. Julia Smith vs. V. Noell. Judgment for planitift to recover mining claim 130 feet each side of ledge each party to pay their own cost. Mary A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards. Motion for new trial was granted on cross complaint of Francis S. Richards. Mouataineer Mining Company vs. O. B. Bailey. _Demmurrer overruled by consent. 380 days to answer. Barns vs. Winn et al. Demurrer overruled. 20.days to answer. Lawrey vs. Hunsaker. Set for trial Monday 28th of May. Estate of Andre Ohavanne. Petition for letters of administration of will annexed. Letter of adminstration with will annexed issued to B. E, Anger on filing bond of $100. Estate of Phillp Richards. Return and account of sale of real estate, Mrs. Tilley bid $3.700. Matter continued until Thursday morning, May 24th, 1900, and the Court invites further ; bids for the property. Eetate of Mary A. Norton. Dismitson of administrator with will angered of J. Polglase, Order couMirming sale of property. William 8. Goldsxorthy was naturlized, the witnesses were Aik J,. Chinn and A. J. Hoskin osking. Water Shut off Tomorrow: Water will be shut off at the corner . . = Broad and Pine wdesks te down Pine Geo. E. Turner is prepared todo all kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plambers employed, who thoronghly understend their business. Leave’ your orders immediately to avoid the rash, as the time draws near for the sewer ‘work to be completed. m29-tf ‘Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest have recently. been received by Lord . . Saulsbury or any Départment of the . form: shocess ‘which has crowned his '. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. ‘se 7 TONG, ee at Toratt Theater. pany, which will ‘make its. is a stranger in this city, but comes ‘well recommended by both the press and public of Colorado, Utah, Oregon and California. They are uot experiments by any means,, but established facts, and successful. ones at that. Mr. Lowe first organized a company under this title in 1888 and has made annual tours through the middle and. western ever since and the uniefforts, amply attests the merits of both company and plays, sh The company is an evenly 'palaiived one, every member being carefully selected: witha view to his or her fitness for the parts to which he or she would be assigned. There are no stars, the great mistake of some managers, in surrounding two or three clever people by a company which does not rise above mediocrity, has béen avoided. The plays are bright, catchy comedies and comedy.dramas whose’ success in the Eastern vities insures a good reception everywhere. The opening play, “Man and Master, may. be described as @ sensational conedy-drama. It is filled with dramatic situations and startling unlooked-for climaxes, but with a vein of bright, clean comedy permeating it, which seems to predominate in spite of the dramatic: interest. Clever specialties are introduced which add to the enjoyment of the entertainment. Popular prices (10-2080 cents) prevail, thus placing a first class entertainment within the reach of alt. Personal Mention. William Tarner came down’ from Maybert today. Thos, McCullan came down from Washington today. Wy MoWeighel ot San Francisco is here spending a few days. Chas. Hickman came over from North San Juan yesterday and left. for Trinity county today, Wm. Gregory, who has been to Mare Island, returned here last evening on a visit to his parents. E. C. Grissel and Geo. E. Clond, two of Washington’s popular business men, are here spending the day. Sam Greenberg of San Francisco’ arhere last evening on a visit to his sister-in-laws, Misses 8. and B. Miller. Mrs. F. A. Panaye of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon and will leave tomorrow morning for Downieville. Mrs. Semmens and Miss Lillie Semmens, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, on a visit to Mrs. Semmons sister, Mra, I, Hosken. Sam. Rice, one. ofthe proprietors of the Grotto Saloon, returned Saturday evening from Sacramento, where he has been on a business trip. Lost. Brown puppy, cockle-Spaniel, collar bearing owner’s name. Reward paid} on return to this office. Qa Candy Sree Willi Just as starter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted Coffees 4 ~~ ae ai te each purra x of deli ous eandy. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (O,, Commersial ‘Street, Nevada City. s Theater Company initial bow. two weeks forSen Frariciseo to before a Nevada City: ‘audience tonight, ago! _ Willow Valley.. Temas Jones, who left here about go to Cape Nome, _ was drowned io _ eotipany with Joseph. Shebley. of Buena Vista;:whose brother had chartered a steamer to go’ ‘te Nome On Thursday they left San Francisco and when-oat but two days encountered a storm, and as the: steamer wis heavily laden they were compelled, to. pull, for the shore and anéhor. “Oh \Saturday, young Joues,-who’. was seasick» went to the side of the vessel . and fell overboard. After some little time he was resctied dnd ‘taken on board but died a short time after. —

Mr. Jones was. well-known in this city and vicinity, having been born and raised at Willow Valley, He was a young man who made friends out of all who met him, and had'the conf dence and respect of all who knew him. Besides his mother and brother Albert, who live at Willow Valley, he leaves’ @ brother, Andy Jones, of Buena Vista, and a sister, Mrs,. Albert Noyce, of Town Talk. Lansing Discharged. In the Superior Gourt today, upon motion of the District Attorney, the charge of forgery against Chas. F. Lansing for forgery was dismissed, and he was ordered discharged, He will be rearrested on a charge of obtaining money under false © pretenses. The non-irrtatang cathartic—Hood's Pille. : seers Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot ae the diseased portion of the ear. here is only one way tocure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining, of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling. sound or inperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal. condition, . hearing = will’ be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces: We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not -be cured. by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Send for -oirculars, free. Bie pel e reece Eee. , Toledo, oO. 8 moive Family Pills are the best. Leexe and Haskin's Peerless Mocha and Java Coffee, — A delicious blend of the very ‘best Coffees. For strength and delicious Aroma, and all that. goes to make a perfect cup. This coffee cannot ‘be excelled. Packed in ‘one-pound .cartoons. For sale ‘at A. B. Wolf's, Neon Saturday last. Jones oe left . this city The Curly Lears aid Arg man's to Have! W oe a Te g-of-War, ‘Among the many other attractions ‘at the picnic ta be given at Shebley’s Park on Wednesday by the Argonauts ‘this city,.will be a tug-of-war. between}. nine of the bigg*st men belonging tothe -Ourly Bears’and a like number of the composed . of the following: Herbert M. Brand, A. Kram, F. Grissel, Ea. Baker, H. Voce a. Hieronimus, Geo. Calanan, it. Eddy. and Geo. Beckley. The arrangements. for the/picnic are now all completed that it will bea grand succéss goes without saying. The'Providence, Champion and other mines will sllow their employes to atténd the picnic if they so desire, and all the business houses will closé all day. The following is a list of those who have agreed to do so: E. W. Schmidt, A. B. Wolf, « code er Bros, Jas. M. Fole . E. ‘Vegier, Grimes Enmipe O: J. Brand, A. & H. W, Hart Obas.E Wild, Mrs, M. Hooks W,.A. Smith, .. ae ge oe : O. E. Waxel, . W. G. Rich Bovey Bros. Mrs. 0. He W. H. Andrews, A. Isoard & Son. John Webber, ‘Win. Walters, GL. Jd. trautman, Bovey Br. Soeli & Flem B. Milier, a: Golden Jewelry. F.Guenther, Sag hd Bray, Legg & Shaw ‘Oo, W.H. Orawtord, Philtips & Jacobs, a ors: Nuffziger, Miss E Hoeft; ~Amelia btevens, Chas, Steffens, +. . J. J. Jackson, ~ ©, Ey Mulloy, » . Rosenberg Bros. Jz-Scheeler, Wao. Holmes, Smitb & Oameroy, Fischer Bros, Oarter & Johnston, donu F, Hook, Jas, Kinkead, 8. Simmons, Gt. Am. ‘Tea Oo, G. W. Dauster, Colley Bros; J.B. Rosenthal, . Commercial Tea Co Jobo Delbridge, G, E. Turner, 0. H. Harrison, Maher & Oo. J Ouirns, Thos. R. Moore, iN. Y. Racket Store, eayiors & Son, 1A. D. Alian, L. Hyman & Oo. Win. Gittin, Martin, Muir & Cog ~ It-is probable that the saloons will also close, if so, the list will be published tomorrow. ———__—___ NEVADA THEATER! Pe ONE Eee WEEK, Commencing Monday, May 2. LOWE’S. MADISON SQUARE THEATER COMPANY In a repertoire of first-class Comedies and . Dramas, OPENING PLAY : “Plan and Master’! NEW SONGS, NEW PLAYS, NEW SPECIALTIES, rage pe fo COSTUMES, Popular Prices, -10, 20 and 30 Cents vada ais m 9-tf Seats will be placed Vigeh at Foley’e : On ale Pritts. Mag vs Grass Guiting Tools a Lawn Mowers . Grass Hooks ° . ren. Orders en ree late Prated Right Hee Lego & Shaw Co. Scythes : ‘ Danis joes a0 = Snaths Rossii SER THR IDBAL-DEERING MOWER In Our Show hiahemmaigtuag $4.00 up soc each 9oc each 90c each spe vial run on them, $5.00 Pants Young Men’s We still have mmercial, Main ticeagye Saba a $0.00 Pants Go: Now for $200. $4.00 Pants 0 Now for $3.00 — closing them out now-for $3: 75: ~ We also have a beautifu line of little fellows’ run them this week for $2. 75And remember everything in We y request shove iknow A Few Specials for This Week ‘Only. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters whi neat pattertis and good fitting Boom Go Now .or $3.00 a tee of those Boys? Suits left tor reduce to oot and of an sttormey with ost CARTER Se JOHN ~All $6.00 Pants Go. Vest Suits which used to sett some collect them at ch must heclosed out, They are and in order ‘to @lose -_ out we have ‘concluded: to make ‘a ° AIL $7.00-Pants Go. Now for $650 <e AML $8.00. Pants Go Now for $6.60. : S fr 3 sane Hee —— rom 13 years texg: ‘years, used to Sell-for $10, $12 and $1 5: They. which used toysell for $5, $6 and $7.00. We: ‘are Sizes from 5 to 10 things lees than obst and innit os eee oa mere: on ge to i to area: Settle their accounts within 80 days or we will a “y -YRIGRS: FQRRT ae & STON. Now for $45 for $5. £0, we ‘will oa as -of-Grass Valley and the Outly Bears of . “the Raliroad Track, = When the passenger train pe due here from Colfax at 5 o’ciook evening, was coming apna after leaving train was eiscet ‘and the obstruction . Atgonuats, The Curly Bear team’ is'. wis found to be’ man who besbearg 4b he On waking him it was found was tired and having sat. down on the} track to rest had fallen asleep. Mr, the’time he was it would have been impossible to stop the train 2 pagar it. me ne perhaps rake a bin. . or Aer +@eee ® ae body from the water he fouad that life man had probably been dead for several hours. The back of his head was. marks onthe: bank: it bocame evi dent t he had: fallen while attempting to climb to. the top. The Excelsior Whit Club will be.en-: tertained tomorrow evening by ‘Mr, . Fowler, and Mrs, William Giffin. : ». SHIRT was William Pollard of You Bet: Het, Pollard can thank the Railroad Oom-. pany .for, employing such efficient} for had-he not been seen just at}.Found Dead in the Rive, a4 was extinot, and that the unfortunate . 0 re =f Brank..crushed, the neck was broken and the ‘Tale com Sg condioelg ‘bury. body was otherwise ‘bruised. From eee any means, Te Soak have been appointed ag ‘Geo a. bat ‘the picnic: Henry Midd L. Daval and . & 6 CO's. see * Ladies, come “to. the: 2 big’ store or oie ‘Shirt Waists, The second shipment’ just received: They are nicer than ever, and you will find one of our large and all marked in plain figures, ‘The best.valne, in waists you ever saw. Come and let us show them to, ad ne windows full of them SiR lees Cone to. us for— WHITE SKIRTS See that special skirt we are selling for $r. 50. ~ You can get it trimmed in lace or patent est. ~. SILK GLOVES AND: “SILK MITTS Here, and a visit to our*store will convince you that we have all the new things, and, as usual, the price is always the lowe * Mequet, Princess and ‘Sattan Smyrnia ary the names of them. While you are there just hl the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, BEDROOM SETS oe a are lower than San NEW CORSET COVERS Just received by today’s express, Come in and see them. Now, Ladies, we wait to see you. The weather is grand and we have a nice cool store for you to do:your shopping in and we will do our best to. make it pleasant for you. Respectfully, “MAHER & :CO. Special Today—New Pulley Belts, New Shirt Waists, New Ties. pei se ee BAS “i aw Mi J. Ps cath dene Fes + 4 BF BE 0S? 2 e EE ee ne EE er ue ge os ee © chap Pam Sita ete ey ast = nad oP ee g fog 3 wo aes a Te ae ee as 4 even * to bi Fr ing < pees uM the . ards ¥ Stat Ff “for swill join Mos