November 1, 1899 (4 pages)

Hallowe'en ron Festivities. 3 The young ‘people eople of ‘Nevada City . Sand’ soap, ise bala «bar, at . lord & Son's. . Bird Rligpéieoms aut na Grew lon were out in force last night. The] most of them ‘were content with masquerading in “various kinds of costumes and indulging in the harmless pranks common to the occasion; bat a few graceless young scoundrels seemed; bent on seeing how much damage they open Saturday afternoon. ot. work at tonight’s meeting. every evening from 9 to 12 p.m. New today at Gaylord: & -Bon’ stealing fire wood, throwing missiles at asparagus tips. They are extra. fine. house doors‘and'the like. ° There were a number. of pleasant 80“Prot, Michell’s children’s class. ee ‘The Workmen will have initia tory Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto Don’t forget the special sale of groacould do by breaking fences and signs, grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf--’ e last evening at the building on Broad. ments will react Aen “warmer, pits. The finest Pickle Butter in the mark-eontinue period beginning in October. The Ist} Saturday. ‘The papers all along che . and snow, will cross the country from {line speak well of. these ‘The Chico Record of last week Tuesday . cold, northwesterly wind will follow, ost. and cone from rage “Quite a) large andiense was present pear ears rey ahem 2 ‘the . ge Rescate ‘ap . gowretey hice for three evenings with a ‘matinee on ‘to 4th storm disturbances, causing rain }performances. . west to east. A high’ barometer end] cial gatherings at which the guests. °t at 40 cents per square, at prety 027. were handsomely entertained, among the hosts and hostesses being Mr. and’ Mrs, W. A. Wakerley of the New York hotel, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. J. H. Pascoe, Miss Etta Floyd and Miss _Alice Murehie. A vocal sextette led by ‘John Werry Srenadan . a hoe of citizens,” ‘ Sentai reesinihnthestiesipti sci ath eS eee Placer County’s Fifth Cave. The Ourly Bears of Cave No.1 will go to Colfax Saturday night in force to attend the founding of a new cave. They will leave on the 5:45 train and réturn vn the train arriving here next: morning at 9:45. All Oubs who want to go should at once leave their names with Grand Curly E. W. Schmidt. Placer county already has: four caves and Colfax will make the fifth. The} present ones are at Dutch Flat,Lincoln Forest Hill and Iowa Hill. «eo» The Thanksgiving Ball. The ladies of St. Canice church have selected Superior Judge Nilon as director of the dance they are to give at Armory hall on.the evening of the 29th instant, The floor committee will consist of Wm. Mulcahey, Richard Goyne, Geo. Oslanan, Wm. Grimes, Archie Noyes, Wm. Hussey, Harry Evans, Archie Rowe, Percy Carr, Fred Breese, Geo,.Dunster Jr. James Foley, G. B. se erm Stage Man Goes: Into Oil. George Griasél, the well known stage man of the Nevada City and Maybert line, is vice president of the Stella Oil Mining Company which has: been organized to open wells on land in the McKittrick district, Kern county. The . gapital stock of the company is $100,000 divided into 100,000 shares, a portion of . which are deing sold at fifty cents a share to raise 4 working capital. see Killed d by a Fall. ne Pease to John A. Rapp, or on the premises. had no insurance, the Grocer, 1 A new arrival of latest stylé mackin. ly ¢ vening’s entertains toshes for ladies and children at Snell . The birde are not only the most beanti& Fleming's. “» el9t¢ . fal specimens of their ‘kind, bat. their Go to Referee Saloon and get a glasa. feate are truly marvelous. The perof that celebrated Bahstaller’s Gilt . formance consisted of Roman. chariot Edge Steam Beer. tf . races, rolling globe feats of equillib__ Sweeney, the 0. K. painter, has par. rium, trotting races, dancing quadriles, . tially“ reconstructed his “home aiid . leaping-nnd--hurdleraces, triple. greatly improved it. zontal bar feats, waltzing, etc, all of, Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalitorwhich were performed on an elevated ia Clam Cocktails can always be had . Cirous ring. The last and crowning fea¢ Wm. J, Britland’s. tt . ture of the entertainment,however, was . Walter Jauch has commenced the. the Cockatoo Fire Brigade, This conrection of & Six-room cottage at the sisted of a miniature. fire engine and head of East Broad street, . hosecart, manned by cokatods, and the’ The weather bureau predict take dispatch and vim with which they rush morning, that it would be cloudy to-. to the blazing building is really wondnight and showery tomorrow. erfal, Fresh Cured Pranes, the finest in the. “‘Uno,’ the necromancer, performs land—8 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds . Some very interesting and novel feats for 75 cents—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf. in the way of fire-eating, juggling, etc. The funeral of the lateMrs. M.Quinn. . “Altogether. the ‘show was a very . took place at two o'clock this afternoon . Pleasing one to old and young. alike. tGraniteville instead of North Bloom-. “It is especially Sean to ladies fleld. ; and children.” Pas Hee Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of} ~ ‘ liquid réfreshments should call on Geo, sat Married Tonight. I. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager; Richard Tremain and Miss Esther beer on draught. 014-tf . Roberts, who are among Nevada City’s Don’t pay. 60c.a pound for Baking. ™most estimable young people, will be Powder when you can get just as good . married this evening.’ for 85c. Try a can of Oalumet at Be Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf . PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. ~ The well-known Herrin ranch on Wet Hill, with everything as it now. 4 Chet Who Says This Fish Is Not stands, will be-sold at a bargain. Apply . : a Sana ane tage: aiechs a” said the chef, “it would be more une Captain Morrill, whois reopening the versally: beloved. 4d. tell you, it is the Hudson quartz mine on Deer Oreek} pest dinner. fish known. i have tried + lee =. eight miles below this city, has gone to. the whitefish all over the world, but San Francisco to buy plates and con-. the codfish ts king of them all and is centrators for the mill. not: appréciated at his real worth. The Fisk brothers’ house on Falj. Cook him in any way you like and he Creek above Washington was burned. ® delicious. Even the dried codfish, Sunday night during the absence ~of picked up and served in cream for the owners, and-their winter supplies. breakfast; is a fine dish. Put him in were destroyed. They lost $800 and. poll, or bake him carefully, well stufted, and he is delicious. Ruth Wilkins, the~ little grand-}. “Let me tell you.that when you make aughter of Mrs. Jas. Monro of this} fish cakes you should not drown out a _Ex-Sheriff George W. W. Dunster of this . city, died yesterday afternoon in the. the fish with potato. Put as little pocity has received word of the accidental death at San Francisco last Saturday. tie body will arrive here tomorrow . ** possible, and, if you want them as . 4 of his cousin, John Dunster, who. was ‘ a carpenter. The deceased was ascending a ladder to make some repairs to the roof of a building when the ladder broke and he fell fifty feet. enn AWESOME TREES. at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from Mrs, Fred Fitich orphanage at Oakland; and {!#te. or other substance in the cakes fine.as they can be made, wrap them in a blanket of eggs, and do not be sparing of the egg. You can make a Monro’s residence. _ tasty dish of codfish cakes.if you will In referring to the ‘proposed unveil-. follow my advice. Fish cakes are conmorning. The funeral will take place ing and blessing on Friday evening of . sidered a very democratic dish, of the beautiful piece of statuary that . Course, but my patron, whe pays me a Father Olyne has presented to St. @tse salary, is as democratic as he t bag;sew him up tightly, and let him . {8 ye eee Cenice church, an esteemed contemLf the Giants of the Yosemite Im— pressed a Traveler. porary heads it, “Statnte to be Exeused to be in his younger days. When he sends down to me an order for fish cakes for the next morning’s break. 4 the 11th to 14th; calling for change to . warmer about the 11th, with, increasing’ warmth and barometer, ‘followed by rain, snow.and autumnal gales about}. ‘the 12th and 18th. Watch storm indicatious over northern lakes and north Atlantic: “A cold wave and freezing weather about. 18th to 16th. Watch its approath to your section. Warmer ‘When You See baie aay Go cle-. Coinmorctal stro, criss Nomads Oity . way opposite the Plaza, to witness the barometer and renewal of rain and} ~first performance of Prof, Mesinmves snow. A Valcan period extends from For Buggy oe Carriage Trimmings Otall kinds go to with tendency to.rain, snow and stormi about 17th to 19th. Northerly es and much colder from about 18th to.22d. The last period for the month . }. will bring heavy gales and possibly early. blizzards. north and west, The! crisis of the period will fall about 24th to 27th. ‘Oold following thesé storms will react, and threatening éonditions . will prevail as November comes to’ its close, : td 1 Do You Know iSeamamotion is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect ‘is suicidal. The worst cold or. song can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and pico ae pe ca on eae a or over hg years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt J. Gaimns. AE 8 MAKING. TOPS OF ALL GRADES . : ‘At prices to suit the times, A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Herse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Curry these goods are now offered. No Credit chen EK. WhenzYou Put in Your Tole ‘Po soniseotorioh the new sewer e ° . Beaded ee "Purse Found, ne inden enien wan toed oa ‘Prospect Hill Monday. The owner can recover it by apSe ee er ont pion: for this advertisement. . 080-iw “Ghampion Boot Black. Hon he kent skdnc in towk onli on William Sequoia Stevens at Wild’s barber sliop. Tan and stlotehphonenspesteliy. Satisfaction guar. . We have a fine assortment'on hand, anteed. * ITOWLE BROS: MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, . expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually G . Sovest Cc brilliant opportunity. Address, with refer. . ence, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Con-. A Marshmallows A ‘nectiont. a2l-6w Nevada County Directory. N — N Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean D Tatty ~1D be obtained for 80 conte. By mail 75 cente. . A4oplv to BF. 8. BROWN, Transcript office. I Chocolate i WANTE VERAL BRIGHT t AND HON E Peaout E {& ieee — close oe by lay raise Salary And all other kinds ide, no inore, no less salary. Positicn por Ss made by Ss own. mainly cane none. any . 4 gs 7 pe denve Jone, THE DOMINION POLLEY. Pant, 2, Chicago. ee Premier Confectioner. ANT PERSONS FOR nIs‘ED—SENERAL ¥ trict Office Managers in this state’ to represent me in their own and surrounding counties, “Willing to pay yearly $60, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unuspal opportunities. ‘References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stamped. envelope, S. A. Parks, 800 Caxton Building, Chicago, ii 028-306 Marysville Business College Commercial Course, 6m. Shorthand and Typewriting course. he: PUK: WIOMODGS iasiicecsccissverebactees.s «, cokewes 50 Combination course—including Shorthand, Oommercial and Ty pewriting—Schoot year 9 mos..80 Teachers’ course, 8. months..,.. Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 3 mos.. lB Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first: lessons in Shorthand, free. . HOTEL, ROBINSON . Under New and Excellent Management. MRS. M. vere ROBINSON, formerly of Oakland. letress. Sunny Suites, very desirable. fe fon. raiiteet first-class table and uick service; elevator, reasonable rates; American and Ku‘and save money. We Let Us Figure ‘On your Sewer Work if you want to have-a first-class. job prices, if you want to do your own. work in makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to farnish the pipe, put it down and make all con‘nections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. sell Pipe at the lowest market You may need a new George E. Pioneer stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. heating or cooking stove. Our — We Turner, Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, We made a side trip to the big ‘trees of the Mariposa group, which are about one hour’s ride from the hotel, says a correspondent. If the smallest of these’ trees could be planted ‘anywhere in Pennsylvania, the railroads would run excursion trains to it and make money. The trees in this grove aré so large that it takes a good while to fully appreciate the facts about the size of the biggest of them. The cuted.” reads that heading he will be likely to} cakes, with egg. That is the order, execute the printer who did it. When the editor of oure. o, Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand Treasurer Henry 8. Martin (the. ment on Broadway he used to get the latter being Sheriff of San -Francisco) 4 will pay an official visit to Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons on Tuesday evening, Nov. 14th. ‘There will be a banquet or something of that kind “Grizzly Giant” is 34 feet through at . given in their honor. On the night of the base and over 800: feet high. This tree would overtop the spires on the Pittsburg cathedral by about 100 feet. The trunk. of. this tree is 100 feet clear ‘to the first limb, which is 20 feet in circumference. Many other trees here. are nearly as large as this one, and there are 400 in the grove. Through it several tunnels have been cut, and a four horse stage can go through these tunnels on the run and never graze a ‘hub. You get an approach to an adequate idea of their size by walking off a hundred yards or so while the stage is standing at the foot of a tree and glancing from top to .bottom; keeping the ‘stage in mind as a means of comparison. The stage and horses look ‘like the little tin ‘outfit that Santa Clause brought’ you when you were a good little boy. These trees are no longer to be called the largest’in the world, however. A species of eucalyptus has been found in Australia as large or larger. Hmersoll warns us against the use of the superlative, but when you are“in this region of the globe you can’t get along without a liberal use of it. He himself says of Yosemite, “It is the only spot I have ever found that came up to the brag.” And as I stood in the big tree grove I. remembered that some one called Emerson himself “the Sequola of the human race.”—Pittsburg. Dispatch. * “Trp Loss of Gorp is great: the loss of health is more.” Health is lost by neglecting to = the blood pure. Hood’s Sarsaparil ere ne enriches atid vitalizes the blood and thus saves both gold and health. Hood’s Pills cure biliousness, sick headache. < . Fresh Eastern Oysters. A. Tain, the pioneer restaurateur on Pine street, will hereafter receive fresh oysters twice a week direct from Houma, La. They come on ice in perfect condition. Fifty cents for a can: of the 18th the gentlemen will visit Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley. The astronomers say there is a wonderful display of falling stars every 33 years, and the next is due on the night of the 18th inst., when the earth crosses the orbit of a comet, and millions. of particles of mineral matter, drawn by the: power of gravitation, fall toward the earth, thus producing the effect. The approach of this event is saii to be heralded several days in advance by a constantly increasing number of meteors, until the maximum is reached on the night mentioned, so that almost any clear night from now until ber of ehooting or falling stars, as these meteors are popularly called. Broke a Widow’s Fence, Early. this morning s»me Hallowe’en ‘iokers” broke the fence at Mrs. B. Guscetti’s cottage on. Nevada stree!, . doing considerable damage. It is all right for young people to enjoy themselves on Hallowe’en by indulging in reasonable pranks, but lads who go to the extent of damaging or destroying the property of other people are nothing more nor less than hoddlums of the meanest type and merit the severest kind of punishment. — The insincerity of : some men can always be depended upon. Advertised L« Letters. The following is a is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity, Nov. 1, 1899: Cline, J. P. 2 Dreyfuss, M. L. Domingo, Gus. Beceem 7 : Ly ey 4 Lemener, Mrs. Emilie Ege MoGlone, J. E. Masti, Domin thirty. Fine large shrimps yet Pg Rockwell, 0. B. regularly. usauer, J. G. — — Smith, Mrs. Vera Tell Your Sister ‘ aise ae oll aA Besatiful Gpeselactons 1¢ is an Mon apes geathoway. Jobe. at eis oon in connection with} If not called for in fifteen’ days letion, a healthy liver and ee se nt to the dead letter offoe Clover Root Tea acts . fice. ng for any 0: these on the bowels, ie and kid-. them in perfect a . and 60 cts, tters ed lease say vertised,” ond pay 3 feo of . one cent for each letter. CARR, Postmaster. the 13th there should be seen a num-. ' fast, he says he wants Meschutt’s fish . and he is thinking of his younger life . when, as he once told me, in a baseever tasted, ‘excepting yours, chef,’ he adds always. But I know tliat dimes in those days were as $1,000 bills are to him now and his appetite was keener.and more appreciative.”— Now Vork Sun, , finest butter cakes and fish cakes i Sharpness Of wunaticr, Having an appointment to preach at an insane asylum for the first time, the editor of The Christian Register asked the medica! director for some points. . p He said the most important thing was . ) to avoid any attempt on the part of . the preacher to yccommodate himself . » to his audience'as if they were different from other people. He said: i . “Tf you attempt to adapt yourself to . their condition, they will instantly disfacturers. There is ete sty? Ses om Ley Wisk mace po Copper Colored Splotches. There is only one cure for Contagious . f Blood Poison—the disease which has . } completely baffled the doctors. “They are totally unable to cure it, and direct . p their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view. §. 8. 8, cures the disease posi. tively and permanently by forcing out every trace of the taint. SNELL & OPENING OF THE CAPE SEASON. Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manuthat is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, We have a full line a grace and style about their cut FLEMING. Iwas afflicted with a terrible blood disease, which was in spots at aaah but afterwards > all over my Shc poen beohe cat tinto sores, and it is imagine the suffe: endured, Before I came convinced that the Permit Us to Suggest TO tried various va edicines, but pele i the old prices prevail. We havea ood remed uaranteed Socontain no blood remedy g ‘pc Sera sa 2 Re me ai pany, The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” “you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices so it be-. hooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU Today large assortment to select from, Sattecry AC SeestieSe2. dad am houest bargain in'our pete peyote i cure ing the doctor’s cr. These minerals v careless earat. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “asa wreck the entire For 1 : OFFICE comp . The ¥ Boulder Street, ne dan a and ieacaaty ‘ “ Neynan ay family y Suites a specialty. D. BREHAODT, Principal. Marysville, Cal. ‘1049 A MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and “Trimmings of all sorts. The latest and-the most-approved novsite are sent to us as fast as they come out iT ISA COMBORTING THING For our patrons to know that when they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. Main Street, WTI. ‘H. CRAWFOR 9. Near Union ftiotel ©9999999S9999999999555559 You Need One——~<c=We Have Them. a4 Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN’S. Qur Pine street window is full of Cold Weather Necessities. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, Come and ,see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest. specimens. ever seen in the county. C. J. BRAND, BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. 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Hallowe'en ron Festivities. 3 The young ‘people eople of ‘Nevada City . Sand’ soap, ise bala «bar, at . lord & Son's. . Bird Rligpéieoms aut na Grew lon were out in force last night. The] most of them ‘were content with masquerading in “various kinds of costumes and indulging in the harmless pranks common to the occasion; bat a few graceless young scoundrels seemed; bent on seeing how much damage they open Saturday afternoon. ot. work at tonight’s meeting. every evening from 9 to 12 p.m.. New today at Gaylord: & -Bon’ stealing fire wood, throwing missiles at asparagus tips. They are extra. fine. house doors‘and'the like. ° There were a number. of pleasant 80“Prot, Michell’s children’s class. ee ‘The Workmen will have initia tory Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto Don’t forget the special sale of groacould do by breaking fences and signs, grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf--’ e last evening at the building on Broad. ments will react Aen “warmer, pits. The finest Pickle Butter in the mark-eontinue period beginning in October. The Ist} Saturday. ‘The papers all along che . and snow, will cross the country from {line speak well of. these ‘The Chico Record of last week Tuesday . cold, northwesterly wind will follow, ost. and cone from rage “Quite a) large andiense was present pear ears rey ahem 2 ‘the . ge Rescate ‘ap . gowretey hice for three evenings with a ‘matinee on ‘to 4th storm disturbances, causing rain }performances. . west to east. A high’ barometer end] cial gatherings at which the guests. °t at 40 cents per square, at prety 027. were handsomely entertained, among the hosts and hostesses being Mr. and’ Mrs, W. A. Wakerley of the New York hotel, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. J. H. Pascoe, Miss Etta Floyd and Miss _Alice Murehie. A vocal sextette led by ‘John Werry Srenadan . a hoe of citizens,” ‘ Sentai reesinihnthestiesipti sci ath eS eee Placer County’s Fifth Cave. The Ourly Bears of Cave No.1 will go to Colfax Saturday night in force to attend the founding of a new cave. They will leave on the 5:45 train and réturn vn the train arriving here next: morning at 9:45. All Oubs who want to go should at once leave their names with Grand Curly E. W. Schmidt. Placer county already has: four caves and Colfax will make the fifth. The} present ones are at Dutch Flat,Lincoln Forest Hill and Iowa Hill. «eo» The Thanksgiving Ball. The ladies of St. Canice church have selected Superior Judge Nilon as director of the dance they are to give at Armory hall on.the evening of the 29th instant, The floor committee will consist of Wm. Mulcahey, Richard Goyne, Geo. Oslanan, Wm. Grimes, Archie Noyes, Wm. Hussey, Harry Evans, Archie Rowe, Percy Carr, Fred Breese, Geo,.Dunster Jr. James Foley, G. B. se erm Stage Man Goes: Into Oil. George Griasél, the well known stage man of the Nevada City and Maybert line, is vice president of the Stella Oil Mining Company which has: been organized to open wells on land in the McKittrick district, Kern county. The . gapital stock of the company is $100,000 divided into 100,000 shares, a portion of . which are deing sold at fifty cents a share to raise 4 working capital. see Killed d by a Fall. ne Pease to John A. Rapp, or on the premises. had no insurance, the Grocer, 1 A new arrival of latest stylé mackin. ly ¢ vening’s entertains toshes for ladies and children at Snell . The birde are not only the most beanti& Fleming's. “» el9t¢ . fal specimens of their ‘kind, bat. their Go to Referee Saloon and get a glasa. feate are truly marvelous. The perof that celebrated Bahstaller’s Gilt . formance consisted of Roman. chariot Edge Steam Beer. tf . races, rolling globe feats of equillib__ Sweeney, the 0. K. painter, has par. rium, trotting races, dancing quadriles, . tially“ reconstructed his “home aiid . leaping-nnd--hurdleraces, triple. greatly improved it.. zontal bar feats, waltzing, etc, all of, Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalitorwhich were performed on an elevated ia Clam Cocktails can always be had . Cirous ring. The last and crowning fea¢ Wm. J, Britland’s. tt . ture of the entertainment,however, was . Walter Jauch has commenced the. the Cockatoo Fire Brigade, This conrection of & Six-room cottage at the sisted of a miniature. fire engine and head of East Broad street, . hosecart, manned by cokatods, and the’ The weather bureau predict take dispatch and vim with which they rush morning, that it would be cloudy to-. to the blazing building is really wondnight and showery tomorrow. erfal, Fresh Cured Pranes, the finest in the. “‘Uno,’ the necromancer, performs land—8 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds . Some very interesting and novel feats for 75 cents—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf. in the way of fire-eating, juggling, etc. The funeral of the lateMrs. M.Quinn. . “Altogether. the ‘show was a very . took place at two o'clock this afternoon . Pleasing one to old and young. alike. tGraniteville instead of North Bloom-. “It is especially Sean to ladies fleld. ; and children.” Pas Hee Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of} ~ ‘ liquid réfreshments should call on Geo, sat Married Tonight. I. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager; Richard Tremain and Miss Esther beer on draught. 014-tf . Roberts, who are among Nevada City’s Don’t pay. 60c.a pound for Baking. ™most estimable young people, will be Powder when you can get just as good . married this evening.’ for 85c. Try a can of Oalumet at Be Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf . PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. ~ The well-known Herrin ranch on Wet Hill, with everything as it now. 4 Chet Who Says This Fish Is Not stands, will be-sold at a bargain. Apply . : a Sana ane tage: aiechs a” said the chef, “it would be more une Captain Morrill, whois reopening the versally: beloved. 4d. tell you, it is the Hudson quartz mine on Deer Oreek} pest dinner. fish known. i have tried + lee =. eight miles below this city, has gone to. the whitefish all over the world, but San Francisco to buy plates and con-. the codfish ts king of them all and is centrators for the mill. not: appréciated at his real worth. The Fisk brothers’ house on Falj. Cook him in any way you like and he Creek above Washington was burned. ® delicious. Even the dried codfish, Sunday night during the absence ~of picked up and served in cream for the owners, and-their winter supplies. breakfast; is a fine dish. Put him in were destroyed. They lost $800 and. poll, or bake him carefully, well stufted, and he is delicious. Ruth Wilkins, the~ little grand-}. “Let me tell you.that when you make aughter of Mrs. Jas. Monro of this} fish cakes you should not drown out a _Ex-Sheriff George W. W. Dunster of this . city, died yesterday afternoon in the. the fish with potato. Put as little pocity has received word of the accidental death at San Francisco last Saturday. tie body will arrive here tomorrow . ** possible, and, if you want them as . 4 of his cousin, John Dunster, who. was ‘ a carpenter. The deceased was ascending a ladder to make some repairs to the roof of a building when the ladder broke and he fell fifty feet. enn AWESOME TREES. at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from Mrs, Fred Fitich orphanage at Oakland; and {!#te. or other substance in the cakes fine.as they can be made, wrap them in a blanket of eggs, and do not be sparing of the egg. You can make a Monro’s residence. _ tasty dish of codfish cakes.if you will In referring to the ‘proposed unveil-. follow my advice. Fish cakes are conmorning. The funeral will take place ing and blessing on Friday evening of . sidered a very democratic dish, of the beautiful piece of statuary that . Course, but my patron, whe pays me a Father Olyne has presented to St. @tse salary, is as democratic as he t bag;sew him up tightly, and let him . {8 ye eee Cenice church, an esteemed contemLf the Giants of the Yosemite Im— pressed a Traveler. porary heads it, “Statnte to be Exeused to be in his younger days. When he sends down to me an order for fish cakes for the next morning’s break. 4 the 11th to 14th; calling for change to . warmer about the 11th, with, increasing’ warmth and barometer, ‘followed by rain, snow.and autumnal gales about}. ‘the 12th and 18th. Watch storm indicatious over northern lakes and north Atlantic: “A cold wave and freezing weather about. 18th to 16th. Watch its approath to your section. Warmer ‘When You See baie aay Go cle-. Coinmorctal stro, criss Nomads Oity . way opposite the Plaza, to witness the barometer and renewal of rain and} ~first performance of Prof, Mesinmves snow. A Valcan period extends from For Buggy oe Carriage Trimmings Otall kinds go to with tendency to.rain, snow and stormi about 17th to 19th.. Northerly es and much colder from about 18th to.22d. The last period for the month . }. will bring heavy gales and possibly early. blizzards. north and west, The! crisis of the period will fall about 24th to 27th. ‘Oold following thesé storms will react, and threatening éonditions . will prevail as November comes to’ its close, : td 1 Do You Know iSeamamotion is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect ‘is suicidal.. The worst cold or. song can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and pico ae pe ca on eae a or over hg years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt J. Gaimns. AE 8 MAKING. TOPS OF ALL GRADES . : ‘At prices to suit the times, A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Herse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Combs and Brushes. All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. Curry these goods are now offered. No Credit chen EK. WhenzYou Put in Your Tole ‘Po soniseotorioh the new sewer e ° . Beaded ee "Purse Found, ne inden enien wan toed oa ‘Prospect Hill Monday. The owner can recover it by apSe ee er ont pion: for this advertisement. . 080-iw “Ghampion Boot Black. Hon he kent skdnc in towk onli on William Sequoia Stevens at Wild’s barber sliop. Tan and stlotehphonenspesteliy. Satisfaction guar. . We have a fine assortment'on hand, anteed. * ITOWLE BROS: MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, . expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually G . Sovest Cc brilliant opportunity. Address, with refer. . ence, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Con-. A Marshmallows A ‘nectiont. a2l-6w Nevada County Directory. N — N Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean D Tatty ~1D be obtained for 80 conte. By mail 75 cente. . A4oplv to BF. 8. BROWN, Transcript office. I Chocolate i WANTE VERAL BRIGHT t AND HON E Peaout E {& ieee — close oe by lay raise Salary And all other kinds ide, no inore, no less salary. Positicn por Ss made by Ss own. mainly cane none. any . 4 gs 7 pe denve Jone, THE DOMINION POLLEY. Pant, 2, Chicago. ee Premier Confectioner. ANT PERSONS FOR nIs‘ED—SENERAL ¥ trict Office Managers in this state’ to represent me in their own and surrounding counties, “Willing to pay yearly $60, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unuspal opportunities. ‘References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stamped. envelope, S. A. Parks, 800 Caxton Building, Chicago, ii 028-306 Marysville Business College Commercial Course, 6m. Shorthand and Typewriting course. he: PUK: WIOMODGS iasiicecsccissverebactees.s «, cokewes 50 Combination course—including Shorthand, Oommercial and Ty pewriting—Schoot year 9 mos...80 Teachers’ course, 8. months....,... Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 3 mos... lB Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first: lessons in Shorthand, free. .. HOTEL, ROBINSON .. Under New and Excellent Management. MRS. M. vere ROBINSON, formerly of Oakland. letress. Sunny Suites, very desirable. fe fon. raiiteet first-class table and uick service; elevator, reasonable rates; American and Ku‘and save money. We Let Us Figure ‘On your Sewer Work if you want to have-a first-class. job prices, if you want to do your own. work in makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to farnish the pipe, put it down and make all con‘nections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. sell Pipe at the lowest market You may need a new George E. Pioneer stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves.

heating or cooking stove. Our — We Turner, Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, We made a side trip to the big ‘trees of the Mariposa group, which are about one hour’s ride from the hotel, says a correspondent. If the smallest of these’ trees could be planted ‘anywhere in Pennsylvania, the railroads would run excursion trains to it and make money. The trees in this grove aré so large that it takes a good while to fully appreciate the facts about the size of the biggest of them. The cuted.” reads that heading he will be likely to} cakes, with egg. That is the order, execute the printer who did it. When the editor of oure. o, Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand Treasurer Henry 8. Martin (the. ment on Broadway he used to get the latter being Sheriff of San -Francisco) 4 will pay an official visit to Hydraulic Parlor of Native Sons on Tuesday evening, Nov. 14th. ‘There will be a banquet or something of that kind “Grizzly Giant” is 34 feet through at . given in their honor. On the night of the base and over 800: feet high. This tree would overtop the spires on the Pittsburg cathedral by about 100 feet. The trunk. of. this tree is 100 feet clear ‘to the first limb, which is 20 feet in circumference.. Many other trees here. are nearly as large as this one, and there are 400 in the grove. Through it several tunnels have been cut, and a four horse stage can go through these tunnels on the run and never graze a ‘hub. You get an approach to an adequate idea of their size by walking off a hundred yards or so while the stage is standing at the foot of a tree and glancing from top to .bottom; keeping the ‘stage in mind as a means of comparison. The stage and horses look ‘like the little tin ‘outfit that Santa Clause brought’ you when you were a good little boy. These trees are no longer to be called the largest’in the world, however. A species of eucalyptus has been found in Australia as large or larger. Hmersoll warns us against the use of the superlative, but when you are“in this region of the globe you can’t get along without a liberal use of it. He himself says of Yosemite, “It is the only spot I have ever found that came up to the brag.” And as I stood in the big tree grove I. remembered that some one called Emerson himself “the Sequola of the human race.”—Pittsburg. Dispatch. * “Trp Loss of Gorp is great: the loss of health is more.” Health is lost by neglecting to = the blood pure. Hood’s Sarsaparil ere ne enriches atid vitalizes the blood and thus saves both gold and health. Hood’s Pills cure biliousness, sick headache. < . Fresh Eastern Oysters. A. Tain, the pioneer restaurateur on Pine street, will hereafter receive fresh oysters twice a week direct from Houma, La. They come on ice in perfect condition. Fifty cents for a can: of the 18th the gentlemen will visit Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley. The astronomers say there is a wonderful display of falling stars every 33 years, and the next is due on the night of the 18th inst., when the earth crosses the orbit of a comet, and millions. of particles of mineral matter, drawn by the: power of gravitation, fall toward the earth, thus producing the effect. The approach of this event is saii to be heralded several days in advance by a constantly increasing number of meteors, until the maximum is reached on the night mentioned, so that almost any clear night from now until ber of ehooting or falling stars, as these meteors are popularly called. Broke a Widow’s Fence, Early. this morning s»me Hallowe’en ‘iokers” broke the fence at Mrs. B. Guscetti’s cottage on. Nevada stree!, . doing considerable damage. It is all right for young people to enjoy themselves on Hallowe’en by indulging in reasonable pranks, but lads who go to the extent of damaging or destroying the property of other people are nothing more nor less than hoddlums of the meanest type and merit the severest kind of punishment. — The insincerity of : some men can always be depended upon. Advertised L« Letters. The following is a is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity, Nov. 1, 1899: Cline, J. P. 2 Dreyfuss, M. L. Domingo, Gus. Beceem 7 : Ly ey 4 Lemener, Mrs. Emilie Ege MoGlone, J. E. Masti, Domin thirty. Fine large shrimps yet Pg Rockwell, 0. B. regularly. usauer, J. G. — — Smith, Mrs. Vera Tell Your Sister ‘ aise ae oll aA Besatiful Gpeselactons 1¢ is an Mon apes geathoway. Jobe. at eis oon in connection with} If not called for in fifteen’ days letion, a healthy liver and ee se nt to the dead letter offoe Clover Root Tea acts . fice. ng for any 0: these on the bowels, ie and kid-. them in perfect a . and 60 cts, tters ed lease say vertised,” ond pay 3 feo of . one cent for each letter. CARR, Postmaster. the 13th there should be seen a num-. ' fast, he says he wants Meschutt’s fish . and he is thinking of his younger life . when, as he once told me, in a baseever tasted, ‘excepting yours, chef,’ he adds always. But I know tliat dimes in those days were as $1,000 bills are to him now and his appetite was keener.and more appreciative.”— Now Vork Sun, , finest butter cakes and fish cakes i Sharpness Of wunaticr, Having an appointment to preach at an insane asylum for the first time, the editor of The Christian Register asked the medica! director for some points. . p He said the most important thing was . ) to avoid any attempt on the part of . the preacher to yccommodate himself . » to his audience'as if they were different from other people. He said: i . “Tf you attempt to adapt yourself to . their condition, they will instantly disfacturers. There is ete sty? Ses om Ley Wisk mace po Copper Colored Splotches. There is only one cure for Contagious . f Blood Poison—the disease which has . } completely baffled the doctors. “They are totally unable to cure it, and direct . p their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view. §. 8. 8, cures the disease posi. tively and permanently by forcing out every trace of the taint. SNELL & OPENING OF THE CAPE SEASON.. Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manuthat is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, We have a full line a grace and style about their cut FLEMING. Iwas afflicted with a terrible blood disease, which was in spots at aaah but afterwards > all over my Shc poen beohe cat tinto sores, and it is imagine the suffe: endured, Before I came convinced that the Permit Us to Suggest TO tried various va edicines, but pele i the old prices prevail. We havea ood remed uaranteed Socontain no blood remedy g ‘pc Sera sa 2 Re me ai pany, The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” “you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices so it be-. hooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU Today large assortment to select from, Sattecry AC SeestieSe2. dad am houest bargain in'our pete peyote i cure ing the doctor’s cr. These minerals v careless earat. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “asa wreck the entire For 1 : OFFICE comp . The ¥ Boulder Street, ne dan a and ieacaaty ‘ “ Neynan ay family y Suites a specialty. D. BREHAODT, Principal. Marysville, Cal. ‘1049 A MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and “Trimmings of all sorts. The latest and-the most-approved novsite are sent to us as fast as they come out iT ISA COMBORTING THING For our patrons to know that when they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. Main Street, WTI. ‘H. CRAWFOR 9. Near Union ftiotel ©9999999S9999999999555559 You Need One——~<c=We Have Them. a4 Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN’S. Qur Pine street window is full of Cold Weather Necessities. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, Come and ,see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest. specimens. ever seen in the county. C. J. BRAND, BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J.J. 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