May 5, 1900 (4 pages)

SRS Ais ’. ability to.train up the little ones in the “The Doings of Our Neighbors as Tol THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Bxcepted, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEING. ie " “EBRMS OF SUBSORITTION ¢ By Mail, , $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E. SATURDAY. ..-+May 5, 1900 Editorial Notes. Mr. Croker is coming home to make his November collections. The free trade New York tariff reform club, aided by foreign money, and Serving-only foreign ‘interests, is opposing the pending shipping bill. The friends of the Wilson tariff are the opponents of the pending ship ping bill; the advocates of the shipping bill were the op, onents of the Wilson tariff. Ex-Governor James E. Campbell bar been pleading for a divotce for Democracy and Populism. His grounds aré logical, but the tribunal to which he eppeals is prejudiced. Those who are opposed to the United States acquiring any more territory seem to be under the impression tha' Columbia has had all the children she can take care of, and has lost her way they should go. The government provided for Portc Rico is far more liberal than tbat giver to Louisiana when that State was admitted to the Union. A little experi ence will assure the Porto Ricans o! the character of Republican in‘en tions. But the Democrats will still be dissatisfied. Colonel Watterson continues to explain his explanations of why he pro poses to support'a platform this year that made him desert his party in 1896. Jt will recalled be in 1896 the Colonel conducted under a “No Compromise With Dishonor” banner. His various explanations go to show that. the Colonel has not compromised. His connection with Goeblism has caused him to execute an unqualified surrender. Is it not about time for the Democra'i party to cell upon the country to pu them in power, so that they may reduce the dangerous surplus in the United States Treasury? That is one of. the few promises made by it that was faithfully fulfilled, and, in doing so, it also reduced the surplus of al most every citizenin the Union. As ¢ surplus reducer and a deficit creator that party has a record that can not be successfully assailed. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Over the Telephone. Eugene C, Creller went to San Fran cisco today to attend the funeral of the late Capt. Thos. Mein. A son was born yesterday to the wife of Asa Keast. The rainfall for the twenty-four hours ending at noon was .60 inches Making the season fall 54 30 inches. The Salvation Army will give an ice cream social tonight. While going home this morning Editor Prisk of the Morning Union, slippea and sprained his ankle. It is causing him considerable pain. Mrs. Charles Whiting and son Earn est went to San Francisco t day. + e@e > — Church Services. Father Clyne will celebrate mass tomorrow morning at North Bioomfleld at.10:30 a. m., Graniteville on Tuescay at 8:30 a. m., Moore’s Flat on Wednesday at 9a. m. The regular services will be held tomorrow at the Congregational church. The morning exercises will be conducted by W. B. Robb, and in the evening Rev. B. D.Naylor -of Grass Valley will occupy the pulpit. Subject uf diseourse, “Lessons from the E:emy.” Sunday school and Eudeavcr at.the usual bours. Services at Trinity Church will ‘be held tomorrow as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon. 11 a. m.; Sunday school and Bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Service as usual Friday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. oe ama — Lemons! Lemons! Lemons! “Another big lot of Lemons were received today at Gaylord & Son’s. tt _°@e To Mining Men. ‘Our large sawmills are now cutting Orders solicited. ‘ : Tow.e Bros. Co. Young Mothers. Group is the terror of thousands of aged mothers because its outbreak is agonizing and sale ieee fatal. Shitobe Comes umption Cure Ba pe Po in cases of Croup. It thas never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved ediutely. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Cook’s. Jackson’s, your blood, lunch tonight. sick headache. and tomorrow. Grocer, 45c a roll. tf an attractive place of resort. Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf’s. tf of T.S. Ford, Esq, to dismiss the information against C. J. Lansing. this evening, and then see how. ’tis for yourself. ap to9 o’clock this morning. was 81, BRIBPLY STATED, Items That Should . Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Cook’s, that’s all. For: City Assessor, J. E. Isaac. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink An old-time hot lunch at the Owl onight. it Pig’s feet—two-cans for 25 cents at : m1-tf Jock’s Mineral Water will arity Fred Eilerman. will serve a fine free “Vintonu’s Headache Powders.” Cures Weather prediction: Rain tonight Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Cash “T'om’s Place” this evening will be Call on Ed Schmidt when you want vnything in the tobacco line. tf Salmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s. Chey are fine, Try them. tf An exquisite lot of Wall Paper just ‘eceived at. Snell & Flemiug’s. tf Mexican Foot Powder tno for sore feet. 25 cts. a box at Vinton’s. Geo. Tallon bas made complete arrapgemen'‘s for a fine luach tonight. A good pocket knife can be had at Vinton’s. He has a large assortment. Something new and Ltice—Bishop’s A,nice spread at the Eclipse wil. be one of the many attractions this evening. The little chid of Fred Brinkman was badly bitten by a doga few nigh‘s ago. If you are weak take Beef, Iron and Wine with Celery, the best tonic. At Vioton’s, t£ At the Glenbrook tonight Maitland Bros. will have a feast for the hungry and thirsty. Qn account of the unfavorable weatt.er there will be no ball game ut Cashin Field tomorrow. A fine lot of Sash Belt Rings have just been received by C. J. Brand. Call aud see them. tf {soard & Son have on hand a large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf A beautiful lot of ladies’ finger pur3es have just been received by Hartung Bros. Ladies, go and see them. tf Judge Nilon today denied the motion Get in—in good season at the Grotto The rainfall for twenty-four ho.ars making the total of 59.49 inches for the season, & Tonight at the Owl an old-time lunch will be served to all who make their appearance at the saloon. Come every body. It County Assessor Henry _ Schroeder has purchased the interest of John Eddy in the Black Bear mine at Rough and Ready. At “The Grotto” at alltimes, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, sigars, ete. Drop in and see how it is, ill ye who never sampled their goods.tf Avother one of those fine lunches for which W. J: Britland is noted will be served at the Council Chamber _ tonight. There were only three candidates for lelegates to the Republican State Convention: F. T. Nilon, A. R. Lord and F. E. Wadsworth. They were of course elected, but a very small vote was polled. A chimney burned out at. Dr. Chapman’s residence last evening, at about 8:30 o’elock. For a time it looked as if the house was on fire, but was extingu‘shed without calling out the fire department. County Recorder Werry has received a challenge from the lawyers and county officials of Placer county, issued to t1e county officials of this county, to olay a game of basebalk at Auburn on Pioneer Day. Noaction has been taken as yet. Postmast>r Calk'ns is complaining ofa large number of papers mailed here that are one or two cents short in postage. In such a case the postmaster is required to notify the person to whom they are addressed and wait till the postage is paid before the papers can be forwarded. IMPERIAL sTOCk COMPANY. . The Mar moth Repertoire Company Wil Change Plays Nightly. The Imperial Stock Conipany with) Mr. John Abbott, the eminent Eastern star, and an organization of . five years, standing reputation touring throughout the country, will.open a week’s engagement at the Opera. House, Monday evening, May 7'h. The compan}.comes well recommended from the bress thronghbout. the interior and the Pacific coast, stating that it is a well balanced and carefutly. organized organization ander the personal st; ge. direction. of Mr. Alex. Cochranee, late of Australia. It may be said that Mr> Abbott from careful observation, has surrounded himself by a most capable company, who produce comedy, drania, ‘meloirama and faree comedy, witha large repertoire to select from, ensuring a vew play and change of. bill nightly. “Finnigan’s Fortune”. will be ‘prodaded Monday night, which is a very funny farce comedy in three acts. Reserved seats on sale at Foley’s. Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Family matinee and children’s day Saturday at. special prices, : : ; ———_~+ e+ ———__——_ Personal Mention. ° J. Bowman. came up.from. Spenceville today. =,W. T. Cline went up to Graniteville this morning. Frank Guthrie went up to Washington this morning. train for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Landsburg went over to Sweetland this morning. S. L. Parsons came down from Graniteville this afternoon. Superintendent J. G. Cohoe went up to Washington this morning, F,. G. Brown and R. Brown came down from Forest City this afternoon. Three carloads of nails arrived here today for Wm. B. Meek of Camptonville. : Miss Richards, who bas been here on a visit. to her parents, returned to Relief Hill today. e Duan Dever arrived last evening from San francisco and left this morning for Forest City: * J. A. Prinsen and C. 8. Bowman of San Francisco arrived hera on the afternoon train., Two carloads of fine brick arrived at the depot today for the Pioneer Re-. daction Works, : The friends of Sidney Peard are confident that he will be elected one of the Trustees on Monday next. W J. Lavy came down from Washschool teacher of that city. Martin Raetz was naturalized in the Superior Court today. The witnesses were B. S. Rector and Carl Schmidt. Manuel A Pritchard was also ‘natural-. ized on the testimony of R. E. Simmons and Fred. Trevaskis. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive obreath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. — arman, ile srogsist. “Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c, *« 3 DAYS « woFait and Entertainment. TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MAY 16, 17 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, . = * 25 CENTS ington this afternoon. Mr. Lavy is the . , ~ TAR PONBRAL Place Tomorrow. SCRIPT last night states that the funeral take place from his late residence, corner of Jackson'and Lake streets, Oakrow afternoon. ° ' The telegram also informs us that Mr. Mein was taken sick five days ago, and the cause of death was congestion of the lungs. lived for-so many years. ways held in the highést esteem for the many noble qualities he possessed. ‘The Oakland Tribune has this tos y Captain Thomas Mein, the capitalist, who resides at.tbe corner of Lake. and Jackson streets, died at his home this afternoon. € Dr. Woolsey, who an been attending the patient, had but little hope for his recovery for several days past. Captain . * Mein was fed on oxygen for several days in order to keep him alive. Captain Mein has an interesting his. tory. He has been a successfui mining man and has been all over the world inspecting mines. A few years ago he lecated in the Transvaal, where . 8 made a fortune as a mining engineer. : A High*Toned Jap Of the Late Capt. spt. Thos. Mein Takes] A‘ dispatch received by the Tsan-. , ofthe late, Oapt.Thomas Mein. Wilh) ccc. ‘His sudden death has cast a deep gloom over this community, where he . } By He was al-. about the late Capt. Thomas Mein: . ‘ ‘When Captain Jameson made . is famous Transvaal raid and was caytured, a number of Ameri Fred Svaris left on the afternoon . ; re ee arres ted fcr high treason. Among the men arrested Captain Mein. “was He was tried with Jobn Hays Hammond and other prisoneis and was sentenced to death. A strong appeal was madeto have them pardoned and after he had been in jail a year, President Kruger gren'ed hima pardon. Captain Mein. at once returned to we old home in this city. The year pie ace in prisoa in Johannesburg d bis health and he has been a aoe man ever since h. is return. E4 *y land, at’ half-past: two o'clock tomor-} This is a picture. of an aristocratic Jap who will doubtless make Nevada City his headquarters, to distribute his subjects throughout this county, as soon as Poorman and Hastings have} , established the fact that they can work them in their mine peaceably. Shall they be permitted to do it? Re. ae and Summer. s TAILOR-MADE © SUES ses a8 Can now be procured at the Imes Clothing Emporio, Low.prices and a perfect fit guaranteed. otationary Wash Tubs.) Did it. ever occur to yon what a convenience a pair 4 of Laundry Tubs would be in your. house connected with hot and cold water ?. The Above Galvanized Steel Wash Trays, ONLY $6,00. down to bedrock. COME EVERYBODY. Let Us Figure on Your Plumbing. Our prices are LEGG © SHAW Co. . this district. ‘The Nevada countyan is Jability and a bard worker. His is one -. despises hy pocrisy and sham. He would 4 try to exercise no more suavity in talk_{ing tothe most distinguished person “lin the land than he would do to the ‘}with bim once is to know him and ‘}ted by the Republicans of this dis“and receive.a big vote. ‘. matter informs the Transcript that it . takes Hood’s carpe eg finds inits special run on them. All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00. All $5.00 Pants Go Now .or $3.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes from 13 years to 19 years, used to Sell for $10, go now for $7.50 and $9,00. We still have a few of those Boys’ Stilts left which used to sell 2 closing them out now for $3.75. Sizes from § to 10 years, 5 ee $7.00." Weare * We also have a beautifu litie of little fellows’ Vest run them this week for $2.75. And remember everything in the store is redticéd te coat We earnestly request those knowing themselves indebted the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to. collect them CARTER &e JOH NSTON. ond some things less than to us to Al ao A Few Specials for This Week Only. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants om our counters which must he Sosed out. neat patterns aud good fitting goods, and in order to close them out we have concluded to make a All $6.00 Pants Go Now for $4.25 All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $0.00 $8.00 Pants Go Now for: $12 and $15. ak and must be their accounts withi They are Suits which used to sell Sie $5.00, we will ise ca naa WALLIN TOR CONGRESS. . ‘What the Amador dor Record Has to Say A boat It. Ex-Superior Judge J. M. Walling of Nevada City is being spoken of as the Republican.candidate for Congress in a manamong men. He isa plain, honest, hard-headed citizen, . an orator of of those ragged, _ frank natures that humblest laborer. To meet and talk like him. If J. M. Walling is nominatrict he will hold his party together eae or ‘wit Find It All Right. A gentleman who is posted upon the is certain that after the expert has gone over the City Clerk’s accounts everything will be found absolutely. correct. “He Tuat' Seexs Finns.” He. that use pure blood, good appetite good digestion and perfect heal It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all blood humors, The non-irrtating cathartic—Hood’s Pills. “In looking after your, meres overlook the fact she is a woman, and very human with all. the likes and dislikes, the love of pleasure, rest and beings,” writes Mrs. 8. T. Rorer in the May Ladies’ Home Journal, “If she has not had the advantages. of ed-— ucatién, and knows but little of the world, remember she is so. much the businesslike. The housewife retains the responsibility of all the detail work rather thin give it over to. her servant ; hence the luck of interest and respon. sibility on the part of the average maid. If the housewife would. . bat allow her servant to become résponsible for the great bulk of the detail work much confusion wou'd be avoided. Persons become responsible only by having responsibility placed upon them, and servants, as a rule feel the importance of their. work according to the trust which is: ‘reposéd in them and the responsibility which is placed on them.” oe The leader of the Democratic minor ity in the House of Representatives has been quite prolific in the matter of resolutions of inquiry. How about a little prodding into his own business of private publication of public docu. ments? . i Gorset Govers COD @. ae CEE RELL ER TER TR, aa Mamaia Ree LS Ce we wy, ae, a Raa Sab tat Nokings in say it is too Pa at a ee ae We eww + i icecream we ist ymakes nothi $ mht ala yw errcnsianis Pew MMe Fee eae “i i af AAIKI RIS Cm, with the thing for CELE R DEO OM hii Sah i Ne a ae at eee RO FO Me Le . CH YC COA COIL OLIGO WOK RT te Pig ige” AT KIN ae BE58 ag Francisco and Sacramento prices. (Our Customers. ‘“‘Take the Cake” Because they like it and kgnow that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. If you go to the Picnic be sure and get your The: Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland. eo -Proprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigars. _ ese aa yout morte: regret gpa esos pu canta In same window. and Y okings —_AT— MAHER & CO’S. o—44-— Ladies, see display of Corset Covers and our window this day. Don’t early. CORSET COVERS _ New shape with draw strings, from the greatest factory in the world—a factory that ng but Corset Covers, so they must know something about them. SEE WINDOW. : Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c, $100, $1.25 and $1.50 each—all handsomely trimmed. —— ts New Yokings and White Pottings They are grand and just white goods. ; Respectfully, MAHER & CO. SEE NEW PARASOLS. S eusseae eae Rugs. : seats? : names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower ‘han San Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are theas KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. JASE SHES S SHAS Oe: Limes Lemons Oranges : Bananas _ Just Received at Tegler's Candy Factory. Ce ‘The building on Commercial street formerly: eccupi+d fered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enqu uire of Baeble PP AN. ecreation possessed by other human . more to be pitied. Women, as a class, _ from lack of proper ‘training, ure” ‘not by the: Referee Saloon is vf SATURDAY, : —— A CONDI Of aa Incldeat . of “We rub upa ple,” remarked . the Southern . long ago, for ins passenger who when I went to : an hour later” talking to her, « ous voice unde! “For goodness s! I can’t stand th legged boy abou out, his face str tion. His econ cealed him unde ing his fare, but the car was heat forhim.” “A w in this party,” ot “said that oxe-hi know how the ot thousands of pet it is a desperate: chins above wat contact with thi about the city ar see the poor lit born to poverty : of mysteries and permits some of ereatures on eart while thousands every city of any ‘even the bare net of the most pe preacher says t another stage of « in order that the and injustices of be adjusted, and A CASE 0 Can Bo-Brou “Tt is a well-ko bring on delirium ly by the excessix whisky, and the much a conditic whisky habit, T: constitation eno fects of either c prefers to conti might be a que: cide.” $o says M Rolfe, Ta., who co never drank coffe It produced an ol entery, which cc with medicines u fee. She is now ‘and welcomes the Coffee for a warn It has made her w ‘before she was ill jpearauce of good mow shows. “J regard Post blessing to manki condition to hear talk to people abc when frequently slaves to the coffe Postum Cereal thoreughly © boil breakfast bevera golden brown co! toothsome flavor, are such that 1 built up by the a cules of Phospha from cereals, wit! cannot make brai substance that fi all over the body. of coffee and ‘th Food Coffee the ends, for the goo A small piece . two peas, placed vent Postum fror Cr The Odd Fellc ton makes the . nouncement: Ii member of any ‘ presiding office charge for crem -ceptacle for the . $30. The same . family of such di — : Tickets "Tidkets.sor the picnic to be helc of this month ca Gayiord, Wm. D and Chas. Steffe On E Of Shiloh’s Con: guarantee: “Al two-thirds of th tle faithfully, th are not benefitte -Every article ttaurant is offers The stock con counters, glass erything requi Everything mu possible. Stacey & Gr ~ take orders nyone « yan shoul ee J Paying rent We build them 013 :

SRS Ais ’. ability to.train up the little ones in the “The Doings of Our Neighbors as Tol THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Bxcepted, AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN & CALEING. ie " “EBRMS OF SUBSORITTION ¢ By Mail, , $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E. SATURDAY. ....-+May 5, 1900 Editorial Notes. Mr. Croker is coming home to make his November collections. The free trade New York tariff reform club, aided by foreign money, and Serving-only foreign ‘interests, is opposing the pending shipping bill. The friends of the Wilson tariff are the opponents of the pending ship ping bill; the advocates of the shipping bill were the op, onents of the Wilson tariff. Ex-Governor James E. Campbell bar been pleading for a divotce for Democracy and Populism. His grounds aré logical, but the tribunal to which he eppeals is prejudiced. Those who are opposed to the United States acquiring any more territory seem to be under the impression tha' Columbia has had all the children she can take care of, and has lost her way they should go. The government provided for Portc Rico is far more liberal than tbat giver to Louisiana when that State was admitted to the Union. A little experi ence will assure the Porto Ricans o! the character of Republican in‘en tions. But the Democrats will still be dissatisfied. Colonel Watterson continues to explain his explanations of why he pro poses to support'a platform this year that made him desert his party in 1896. Jt will recalled be in 1896 the Colonel conducted under a “No Compromise With Dishonor” banner. His various explanations go to show that. the Colonel has not compromised. His connection with Goeblism has caused him to execute an unqualified surrender. Is it not about time for the Democra'i party to cell upon the country to pu them in power, so that they may reduce the dangerous surplus in the United States Treasury? That is one of. the few promises made by it that was faithfully fulfilled, and, in doing so, it also reduced the surplus of al most every citizenin the Union. As ¢ surplus reducer and a deficit creator that party has a record that can not be successfully assailed. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Over the Telephone. Eugene C, Creller went to San Fran cisco today to attend the funeral of the late Capt. Thos. Mein. A son was born yesterday to the wife of Asa Keast. The rainfall for the twenty-four hours ending at noon was .60 inches Making the season fall 54 30 inches. The Salvation Army will give an ice cream social tonight. While going home this morning Editor Prisk of the Morning Union, slippea and sprained his ankle. It is causing him considerable pain. Mrs. Charles Whiting and son Earn est went to San Francisco t day. + e@e > — Church Services. Father Clyne will celebrate mass tomorrow morning at North Bioomfleld at.10:30 a. m., Graniteville on Tuescay at 8:30 a. m., Moore’s Flat on Wednesday at 9a. m. The regular services will be held tomorrow at the Congregational church. The morning exercises will be conducted by W. B. Robb, and in the evening Rev. B. D..Naylor -of Grass Valley will occupy the pulpit. Subject uf diseourse, “Lessons from the E:emy.” Sunday school and Eudeavcr at.the usual bours. Services at Trinity Church will ‘be held tomorrow as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon. 11 a. m.; Sunday school and Bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Service as usual Friday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. oe ama — Lemons! Lemons! Lemons! “Another big lot of Lemons were received today at Gaylord & Son’s. tt _°@e To Mining Men. ‘Our large sawmills are now cutting Orders solicited. ‘ : Tow.e Bros. Co. Young Mothers. Group is the terror of thousands of aged mothers because its outbreak is agonizing and sale ieee fatal. Shitobe Comes umption Cure Ba pe Po in cases of Croup. It thas never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved ediutely. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1 For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Cook’s. Jackson’s, your blood, lunch tonight. sick headache. and tomorrow. Grocer, 45c a roll. tf an attractive place of resort. Preserved Logan Berries at Wolf’s. tf of T.S. Ford, Esq, to dismiss the information against C. J. Lansing. this evening, and then see how. ’tis for yourself. ap to9 o’clock this morning. was 81, BRIBPLY STATED, Items That Should . Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Cook’s, that’s all. For: City Assessor, J. E. Isaac. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. You can’t have Malaria if you drink An old-time hot lunch at the Owl onight. it Pig’s feet—two-cans for 25 cents at : m1-tf Jock’s Mineral Water will arity Fred Eilerman. will serve a fine free “Vintonu’s Headache Powders.” Cures Weather prediction: Rain tonight Creamery Butter at Wolf's, the Cash “T'om’s Place” this evening will be Call on Ed Schmidt when you want vnything in the tobacco line. tf Salmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s. Chey are fine, Try them. tf An exquisite lot of Wall Paper just ‘eceived at. Snell & Flemiug’s. tf Mexican Foot Powder tno for sore feet. 25 cts. a box at Vinton’s. Geo. Tallon bas made complete arrapgemen'‘s for a fine luach tonight. A good pocket knife can be had at Vinton’s. He has a large assortment. Something new and Ltice—Bishop’s A,nice spread at the Eclipse wil. be one of the many attractions this evening. The little chid of Fred Brinkman was badly bitten by a doga few nigh‘s ago. If you are weak take Beef, Iron and Wine with Celery, the best tonic. At Vioton’s, t£ At the Glenbrook tonight Maitland Bros. will have a feast for the hungry and thirsty. Qn account of the unfavorable weatt.er there will be no ball game ut Cashin Field tomorrow. A fine lot of Sash Belt Rings have just been received by C. J. Brand. Call aud see them. tf {soard & Son have on hand a large stock of the famous Bock beer. Orders promptly filled. tf A beautiful lot of ladies’ finger pur3es have just been received by Hartung Bros. Ladies, go and see them. tf Judge Nilon today denied the motion Get in—in good season at the Grotto The rainfall for twenty-four ho.ars making the total of 59.49 inches for the season, & Tonight at the Owl an old-time lunch will be served to all who make their appearance at the saloon. Come every body. It County Assessor Henry _ Schroeder has purchased the interest of John Eddy in the Black Bear mine at Rough and Ready. At “The Grotto” at alltimes, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, sigars, ete. Drop in and see how it is, ill ye who never sampled their goods.tf Avother one of those fine lunches for which W. J: Britland is noted will be served at the Council Chamber _ tonight. There were only three candidates for lelegates to the Republican State Convention: F. T. Nilon, A. R. Lord and F. E. Wadsworth. They were of course elected, but a very small vote was polled. A chimney burned out at. Dr. Chapman’s residence last evening, at about 8:30 o’elock. For a time it looked as if the house was on fire, but was extingu‘shed without calling out the fire department. County Recorder Werry has received a challenge from the lawyers and county officials of Placer county, issued to t1e county officials of this county, to olay a game of basebalk at Auburn on Pioneer Day. Noaction has been taken as yet. Postmast>r Calk'ns is complaining ofa large number of papers mailed here that are one or two cents short in postage. In such a case the postmaster is required to notify the person to whom they are addressed and wait till the postage is paid before the papers can be forwarded. IMPERIAL sTOCk COMPANY. . The Mar moth Repertoire Company Wil Change Plays Nightly. The Imperial Stock Conipany with) Mr. John Abbott, the eminent Eastern star, and an organization of . five years, standing reputation touring throughout the country, will.open a week’s engagement at the Opera. House, Monday evening, May 7'h. The compan}.comes well recommended from the bress thronghbout. the interior and the Pacific coast, stating that it is a well balanced and carefutly. organized organization ander the personal st; ge. direction. of Mr. Alex. Cochranee, late of Australia. It may be said that Mr> Abbott from careful observation, has surrounded himself by a most capable company, who produce comedy, drania, ‘meloirama and faree comedy, witha large repertoire to select from, ensuring a vew play and change of. bill nightly. “Finnigan’s Fortune”. will be ‘prodaded Monday night, which is a very funny farce comedy in three acts. Reserved seats on sale at Foley’s. Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Family matinee and children’s day Saturday at. special prices, : : ; ———_~+ e+ ———__——_ Personal Mention. ° J. Bowman. came up.from. Spenceville today. =,W. T. Cline went up to Graniteville this morning. Frank Guthrie went up to Washington this morning. train for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Landsburg went over to Sweetland this morning. S. L. Parsons came down from Graniteville this afternoon. Superintendent J. G. Cohoe went up to Washington this morning, F,. G. Brown and R. Brown came down from Forest City this afternoon. Three carloads of nails arrived here today for Wm. B. Meek of Camptonville. : Miss Richards, who bas been here on a visit. to her parents, returned to Relief Hill today. e Duan Dever arrived last evening from San francisco and left this morning for Forest City: * J. A. Prinsen and C. 8. Bowman of San Francisco arrived hera on the afternoon train., Two carloads of fine brick arrived at the depot today for the Pioneer Re-. daction Works, : The friends of Sidney Peard are confident that he will be elected one of the Trustees on Monday next. W J. Lavy came down from Washschool teacher of that city. Martin Raetz was naturalized in the Superior Court today. The witnesses were B. S. Rector and Carl Schmidt. Manuel A Pritchard was also ‘natural-. ized on the testimony of R. E. Simmons and Fred. Trevaskis. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive obreath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. — arman, ile srogsist. “Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c, *« 3 DAYS « woFait and Entertainment.. TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of the Methodist Church AT ARMORY HALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MAY 16, 17 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served. ADMISSION, . = * 25 CENTS ington this afternoon. Mr. Lavy is the . , ~ TAR PONBRAL Place Tomorrow. SCRIPT last night states that the funeral take place from his late residence, corner of Jackson'and Lake streets, Oakrow afternoon. ° ' The telegram also informs us that Mr. Mein was taken sick five days ago, and the cause of death was congestion of the lungs. lived for-so many years. ways held in the highést esteem for the many noble qualities he possessed. ‘The Oakland Tribune has this tos y Captain Thomas Mein, the capitalist, who resides at.tbe corner of Lake. and Jackson streets, died at his home this afternoon. € Dr. Woolsey, who an been attending the patient, had but little hope for his recovery for several days past. Captain . * Mein was fed on oxygen for several days in order to keep him alive. Captain Mein has an interesting his. tory. He has been a successfui mining man and has been all over the world inspecting mines. A few years ago he lecated in the Transvaal, where . 8 made a fortune as a mining engineer. : A High*Toned Jap Of the Late Capt. spt. Thos. Mein Takes] A‘ dispatch received by the Tsan-. , ofthe late, Oapt.Thomas Mein. Wilh) ccc. ‘His sudden death has cast a deep gloom over this community, where he . } By He was al-. about the late Capt. Thomas Mein: . ‘ ‘When Captain Jameson made . is famous Transvaal raid and was caytured, a number of Ameri Fred Svaris left on the afternoon . ; re ee arres ted fcr high treason. Among the men arrested Captain Mein. “was He was tried with Jobn Hays Hammond and other prisoneis and was sentenced to death. A strong appeal was madeto have them pardoned and after he had been in jail a year, President Kruger gren'ed hima pardon. Captain Mein. at once returned to we old home in this city. The year pie ace in prisoa in Johannesburg d bis health and he has been a aoe man ever since h. is return. E4 *y land, at’ half-past: two o'clock tomor-} This is a picture. of an aristocratic Jap who will doubtless make Nevada

City his headquarters, to distribute his subjects throughout this county, as soon as Poorman and Hastings have} , established the fact that they can work them in their mine peaceably. Shall they be permitted to do it? Re. ae and Summer.. s TAILOR-MADE © SUES ses a8 Can now be procured at the Imes Clothing Emporio, Low.prices and a perfect fit guaranteed. otationary Wash Tubs.) Did it. ever occur to yon what a convenience a pair 4 of Laundry Tubs would be in your. house connected with hot and cold water ?. The Above Galvanized Steel Wash Trays, ONLY $6,00. down to bedrock. COME EVERYBODY. Let Us Figure on Your Plumbing. Our prices are LEGG © SHAW Co. . this district. ‘The Nevada countyan is Jability and a bard worker. His is one -. despises hy pocrisy and sham. He would 4 try to exercise no more suavity in talk_{ing tothe most distinguished person “lin the land than he would do to the ‘}with bim once is to know him and ‘}ted by the Republicans of this dis“and receive.a big vote. ‘. matter informs the Transcript that it . takes Hood’s carpe eg finds inits special run on them. All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00. All $5.00 Pants Go Now .or $3.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes from 13 years to 19 years, used to Sell for $10, go now for $7.50 and $9,00. We still have a few of those Boys’ Stilts left which used to sell 2 closing them out now for $3.75.. Sizes from § to 10 years, 5 ee $7.00." Weare * We also have a beautifu litie of little fellows’ Vest run them this week for $2.75. And remember everything in the store is redticéd te coat We earnestly request those knowing themselves indebted the accounts in the hands of an attorney with instructions to. collect them CARTER &e JOH NSTON. ond some things less than to us to Al ao A Few Specials for This Week Only. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants om our counters which must he Sosed out. neat patterns aud good fitting goods, and in order to close them out we have concluded to make a All $6.00 Pants Go Now for $4.25 All $7.00 Pants Go Now for $0.00 $8.00 Pants Go Now for: $12 and $15. ak and must be their accounts withi They are Suits which used to sell Sie $5.00, we will ise ca naa WALLIN TOR CONGRESS. . ‘What the Amador dor Record Has to Say A boat It. Ex-Superior Judge J. M. Walling of Nevada City is being spoken of as the Republican.candidate for Congress in a manamong men. He isa plain, honest, hard-headed citizen, . an orator of of those ragged, _ frank natures that humblest laborer. To meet and talk like him. If J. M. Walling is nominatrict he will hold his party together eae or ‘wit Find It All Right. A gentleman who is posted upon the is certain that after the expert has gone over the City Clerk’s accounts everything will be found absolutely. correct. “He Tuat' Seexs Finns.” He. that use pure blood, good appetite good digestion and perfect heal It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all blood humors, The non-irrtating cathartic—Hood’s Pills. “In looking after your, meres overlook the fact she is a woman, and very human with all. the likes and dislikes, the love of pleasure, rest and beings,” writes Mrs. 8. T. Rorer in the May Ladies’ Home Journal, “If she has not had the advantages. of ed-— ucatién, and knows but little of the world, remember she is so. much the businesslike. The housewife retains the responsibility of all the detail work rather thin give it over to. her servant ; hence the luck of interest and respon. sibility on the part of the average maid. If the housewife would. . bat allow her servant to become résponsible for the great bulk of the detail work much confusion wou'd be avoided. Persons become responsible only by having responsibility placed upon them, and servants, as a rule feel the importance of their. work according to the trust which is: ‘reposéd in them and the responsibility which is placed on them.” oe The leader of the Democratic minor ity in the House of Representatives has been quite prolific in the matter of resolutions of inquiry. How about a little prodding into his own business of private publication of public docu. ments? . i Gorset Govers COD @. ae CEE RELL ER TER TR, aa Mamaia Ree LS Ce we wy, ae, a Raa Sab tat Nokings in say it is too Pa at a ee ae We eww + i icecream we ist ymakes nothi $ mht ala yw errcnsianis Pew MMe Fee eae “i i af AAIKI RIS Cm, with the thing for CELE R DEO OM hii Sah i Ne a ae at eee RO FO Me Le . CH YC COA COIL OLIGO WOK RT te Pig ige” AT KIN ae BE58 ag Francisco and Sacramento prices. (Our Customers. ‘“‘Take the Cake” Because they like it and kgnow that it is pure. Try some of it and share their knowledge. If you go to the Picnic be sure and get your The: Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland. eo -Proprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigars. _ ese aa yout morte: regret gpa esos pu canta In same window. and Y okings —_AT— MAHER & CO’S. o—44-— Ladies, see display of Corset Covers and our window this day. Don’t early. CORSET COVERS _ New shape with draw strings, from the greatest factory in the world—a factory that ng but Corset Covers, so they must know something about them. SEE WINDOW. : Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c, $100, $1.25 and $1.50 each—all handsomely trimmed. —— ts New Yokings and White Pottings They are grand and just white goods. ; Respectfully, MAHER & CO. SEE NEW PARASOLS. S eusseae eae Rugs.. : seats? : names of them. While you are there just look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash BEDROOM SETS. For the quality of the articles the prices are lower ‘han San Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are theas KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. JASE SHES S SHAS Oe: Limes Lemons Oranges : Bananas _ Just Received at Tegler's Candy Factory. Ce ‘The building on Commercial street formerly: eccupi+d fered for sale at a bargain. For particulars enqu uire of Baeble PP AN. ecreation possessed by other human . more to be pitied. Women, as a class, _ from lack of proper ‘training, ure” ‘not by the: Referee Saloon is vf SATURDAY, : —— A CONDI Of aa Incldeat . of “We rub upa ple,” remarked . the Southern . long ago, for ins passenger who when I went to : an hour later” talking to her, « ous voice unde! “For goodness s! I can’t stand th legged boy abou out, his face str tion. His econ cealed him unde ing his fare, but the car was heat forhim.” “A w in this party,” ot “said that oxe-hi know how the ot thousands of pet it is a desperate: chins above wat contact with thi about the city ar see the poor lit born to poverty : of mysteries and permits some of ereatures on eart while thousands every city of any ‘even the bare net of the most pe preacher says t another stage of « in order that the and injustices of be adjusted, and A CASE 0 Can Bo-Brou “Tt is a well-ko bring on delirium ly by the excessix whisky, and the much a conditic whisky habit, T: constitation eno fects of either c prefers to conti might be a que: cide.” $o says M Rolfe, Ta., who co never drank coffe It produced an ol entery, which cc with medicines u fee. She is now ‘and welcomes the Coffee for a warn It has made her w ‘before she was ill jpearauce of good mow shows. “J regard Post blessing to manki condition to hear talk to people abc when frequently slaves to the coffe Postum Cereal thoreughly © boil breakfast bevera golden brown co! toothsome flavor, are such that 1 built up by the a cules of Phospha from cereals, wit! cannot make brai substance that fi all over the body. of coffee and ‘th Food Coffee the ends, for the goo A small piece . two peas, placed vent Postum fror Cr The Odd Fellc ton makes the . nouncement: Ii member of any ‘ presiding office charge for crem -ceptacle for the . $30. The same . family of such di — : Tickets "Tidkets.sor the picnic to be helc of this month ca Gayiord, Wm. D and Chas. Steffe On E Of Shiloh’s Con: guarantee: “Al two-thirds of th tle faithfully, th are not benefitte -Every article ttaurant is offers The stock con counters, glass erything requi Everything mu possible. Stacey & Gr ~ take orders nyone « yan shoul ee J Paying rent We build them 013 :