November 13, 1901 (3 pages)

acl by buy See the { them, nts at 354 arm kind pray—at inners for! extra he 5 cents, vers, all si you havej uu want if 9 today. cial invita co 5 essary we order ata + on retail s, besides ie broken mi er of aca surely a wl fousekeeps ne im soap 88% red it ont eoimen of ¥ 1g iD. of Gros ong or 4 yoo you thik nost relisbled Commercial a ji ) TRANSCRIPT. 2 Nov. 13, 1901 oo cosets ons of Interest. — , work of strengthening the # atreet bridge will be commenced: gaturday morning. irl, who would to do house work ? gmall family, can hear of.a. good aby enquiring at the TRANSORIPT bert Carter of North Bloomfield off of a roof he was painting saday yen leg. jorning and received a len and teams were today at work ping the mud off of Sacramento sand when the work is completed street Will be macadamized, — .gr3, Walling, Gault and McOlusgill hold their dancing school at A ollows Hall. Ladies will be rged 26 cents and gentlemen 60 tisha Hampton of this city, upon ecommendation of Fred W. Bradhas been appointed superintenofthe Oneida mine at Jackson, igdor county. bel McCurmack, the woman who been serving @ sentence in the pty jail for an offense committed Hrass Valley, will be given her y next Monday. pty Dansizen was operated on. ho County Hospital yesterday by . Hiokson, for the removal of an yas of the abdomen. He is getting . tainous, was until recently the resort ges well as can be expected iss May Moore was tendered a surparty at her home on Piety Hill evening. Quite a number of pg folks of Grass. Valley were eit and all had a delightful time. been driven away from Basutoland, s, Tickell and Hinkson yesterday ated upon W. D. Blue, Jr., of You for an abscess under the arm,. eq as the villagers and sought safety i by injuries received several 8 ABO. pasful. The operation was very Japtain Rackett,” will be produced @ theater here by local talent.on. to face with the leopard, whose re-. out books will be charged fifteen nesday ovening, the 27th instant. . treat was cut off by the rock itself. . cents. Books are transferable. For proceeds derived will go towards . Neither the man nor the animal could . sale at the Nevada County Gas and stablishment of the proposed free . escape the encounter. ng room. efuneral of Mrs. Dawson Nichtook place yesterday from her. and in desperation caught hold of the A large . leopard on each side of its jaw, holdhome near Spenceville. ber of friends followed the rebs to the cemetary at Indian ngs. ‘The pall bearers were John in, Robert Shetterly, J. McNulty, ). Walker, John Lewis and J. H. Basnto law the skin belonged to the khoff, Jax. horse belonging to Earl Sutton ped on the track Monday night infront of the electric car and. man who, being warned by the bark. her.” This marvelous medicine is knocked down, but got up and. ing of his dog, first discovered the A veterinary surgeon . animal in the village. ed away. dthat the animal was hurt inally and three hours after the ac. . case as follows: The man who speared ht happened the horse died. @ stockholders of the Citizens} held it could not have: known of its kheld their annual meeting last. ‘existence if the dog had not first t and elected the following di-. warned the village; therefore the credit bs: I). M. Preston, John T. Morfor the killing belonged to the dog, Dr. k. M. Hunt, George M. hes, Lord Housman, Charles E. thand D, E, Morgan. The board bsame as elected for years past, ithe exception of O, BE.’ Olinch, was elected in place of Hon. b Searls, who has resigned on actof his poor health. Officers will ected on December 2d, all cases of physical or . mental ustion the use of a little Gilt Pwhiskey will be found faval84s a stimulant. — 8 @0-bice oyster cock-tails can be prou at hbers, on Broad street. Billy Britland’s Oouncil s27tf ty know you are a judge of good ey when you eall for Jesse ® at the bar. ’ —— +-7Oe~> és Headache Saps Your Vitality wrecks the brain. One dose of man’s Headache Oure will cure You swallow a pill, and the headis gone; nd 10c.a box. For eran, sole agent. +72Oe They care neuralgia. sale by Fag you say Rye? Then try, Jesse ® Rye—the finest in the world. 4 Oe ee Working Night and Day. ® busiest and mightiest little thing ‘ver was made is Dr,” King’s New Pills, These pills change weakUto strength, listlessmess into RY, brain-fag into. mental power. 'e wonderful in building up the Pte 25c per box. Sold by W — Their Secret is Out. Yo Lumbet Yards at . Office—H e Shakes & Shingles ijt / ‘laurel Parior. ave Dagiers toMaeHer Hat Tuy Ht Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters of this city will have a gala time next Thursday night. Arfangements are being made to have the coming oocasion eclipse any social fanction given by the fair daughters for some time. After the regular order of business is disposed of, the fun. will begin. An interesting Program will “is not appealable, You may files bill. llow, and then the good things of exeeptions for a writ of error, how-. °2 the banquet table will reever, Iam willing to delay the sery-. °eive the undivided attention of the ing of papers on Lawrence and Qen-. Pretty Laurelites and their guests field, until you have drawn up your. 80ngs and cute and catchy sayings bill.” “We do not feel that we have. Will enliven the festal board, and any favors coming from this court,” . Mirth will be allaies, . In fact, SENT TO JAIL CHICA00, Nov. 12th—On o charge . contempt of Court, Judge Hanecyday sentenced Andrew Lawrenee, maneging editor of Hearst's Chicago American, to forty days in the County Jail, H. 8. Canfield, who wrote the article, was sentenced to thirty days in the . county jail. Judge Hanecy deolared ‘that the cases against W. R, Hearst, Homer Davenport and Glare Briggs, the cartoonists would pend until the Sheriff could find them. Ex-Governor Altgeld, who is attorney for these whelps, entered an exception, “This case, I may, say,” the Court remarked, -. Altgerd answered. Judge Hanecy saia. *he event will be a feast of joy if the article published in Hearst’s paanda flow of wit, wherein no wand per were allowed to go unnoticed by . 9ut Pleasure’s will be obeyed. the Oourt, it paved the way for other. Ue®urel Parlor is in a flourishing attacks and that the Judiciary, if not . °°Ddition,. and the membership is held in respect, would fall, with alj. ®teadily increasing. Itis one of the democratic government. The article, . ost thriving Parlors outside of the the Oourt declared, was not merely an. !4rge centers of population, and attack on the people and on the court, its affaira are conducted in a but a bold threat to every court, [t. ™anner not only creditable to the should not, therefore go unpunished, . ™embers, but with honor to their Sade e order, A CASE OF LAw. ey tom That Was Rendered by ler Forty Tears. Law a @ complicated thing, and some 0 founded pena Probably pote Thomas Lawless, of Bloomington, readers will pass that criticiam upon Wisconsin, and C. E, Gee, of Patch the case recorded below: . . Grove, inthe same State, are here on Basutoland, being broken and moun. 4 Visit. They used to follow mining, and worked at Selby Flat forty years of lions, leopards and other wild ani-. ago. Today the old-timers went out mals. Now, however, the hillsides . to view the scene of their early-day which were once the resort of these Jabors. Savage creatures are the pasture : seo grounds of tens of thousands of cattle. Nearly all dangerous animals have The Cheapest Way. but not long ago a leopard appeared . Patrons of the electric car line on the outskirts of a village, The . should procure coupon books and save animal soon became as badly frighten. five cents on every fare between either terminus. Books are neat and convenient for vest pockets, containing fifty coupon tickets, and are sold for pene wae omen Ppl g — $2.50 each. This is the rate of ten when he suddenly found himself face . cents per ticket, but passengers within flight. The next morning the inbabitante Electric Company in Grass Valley or The dilemma was an awkward one, . nevada City. n4tf for the climber was unarmed. Realizing his danger, he put forth his hands A Night of Terror. ing it at arm’s length and calling for. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow help. The leopard clawed and tore his . of the brave General Burnham of Machcaptor, but the man held on till help . ias, Me., when the doctors said she arrived, and the beast was speared. would die from Pneumonia before cam stion morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln Now aoa oe ot lew. By who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dischief, who must reward one of three . (overy, which had more than once claimants—either the man who speared . saved her life, and cured her of Conthe leopard or the man who held it 80 . sumplion. After taking, she slept all that it was possible to spear it or the . night. ° Further use entirely cured aranteed to cure all Throat, Chest nd Lung Diseases. Only 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s drug The Basuto Solomon decided the yar S : : q = ee arn eer. x i y Se . Jacob. Welasbetn, of Graes Valley, _. has commenced suit against the Rose. Hill Gold Mining et al., and Grass Valley Gold Mining Company to quiet title to certain property. The complaint, which was filed in the County Olerk’s office today, avers that the plaintiff is the owner and possessor of the premises and mining claims in question. That on August 26d, 1894, defendant James Wishart made and delivered to R. D. Lawrey a mortgage for $7,600, with interest at 12. per cent. per annum, the property being in Grass Valley township. That on April 24th, 1896, R. D. Lawrey assigned the note and mortgage to the plaintiff, and on September 12th, 1896, a decree of foreclosure was granted, The plaintiff then bid the property in for $8,968.90. It has been ascertained that a wrong description was given in the different documents, hence the suit to*qulet title. Desirable Weather. The weather is all that can be desired both for health and business, Enough rain has already fallen this season to please the agriculturists of the county and plowing is an easy matter now. The sharp frosts every night are assisting the sunshine in drying up the roads and the teamsters will soon be able to resume the hauling of wood and winter supplies, if the present weather continues, ial Batons CO, J. Brand, the well known jeweler, is prepared to furnish Native Sons’ official buttons upon application, and every member of the local Parlor ought to procure one. The official button was adopted at the last Grand Parlor, and besides being emblematic of the order, it is a very pretty ornament for coat or vest lapels. It contains a white enamaled flag, with a golden bear upon it, and the letters, N. 8. G. W., are nicely arranged, FC Stood Death Off. E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henrietta, Texas, once fooled a grave-digger. He says: “My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice. I persuaded him to try Electric Bitters, and he was soon much better, but continued their use until he was wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bitters saved his life.” This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney troubles, female complaints; gives perfect health. Only 50c at Vinton’s drug store, , soe The best brands of whisky and cigars can be procured at the Council Chambers, W. J« Britland prop. tf it could not have done so but for the man who held it, and the man who whose owner was entitled to the re’ ward.—Youth’s Companion. Soapsuds Dessert. The tribes on the coast of British Columbia hold a festival -in the autumn, the crowning item of which is the parBAS S/W ie, = taking of a few spoonfuls of a bowl of soapsuds. They gather in the dingy huts, which are hung with the staple food—dried salmon. For light they stick into the ground, head downward, a silvery fish about five inches long, set fire to the tail, and they have a torch, for the fish burns steadily. After eating of various unsavory foods there comes the great treat. This fs a bowl of a frothy, soapy mixture, obtained by crushing in a not overclean manner the sapoliti, or soap berries, and squeezing out the juice. This is as much like soapsuds as it 1s possible to conceive. The natives sip it from spoons of black wood, neatly carved, of which they think a great deal. body moves with less pel of the heart the fiat of its life-sustaining peopects lack of nourishment. slu train of bodily ailments. Cold feet, , face sores, chronic runn: body —these and many other h the building up and the vital organs and S. S. S. being s the most valuable and mineral ingredients, and mild and of every character, even those inh ts under the influence of ctly a appetite improves, an inte not maticed for years; sores*begi: ually cease, at ‘it: Our medical department is in charge and ekin diseases. case, write you want. The Chinaman’s Dress. Those who understand the subject have to admit that when it comes to the question of rational dress the Chinaman has very much the best of it. American clothes are not made for the performance of much stooping or domestic gymnastics, but the Chinaman, This will cost you nothing. some special Don't be thy blood and imperfect circulation. Restoration to h if Perincation of the blood, thus adding strength and tone to uick, healthy action to the circulation. vegetable blood remedy and the best tonic, makes it cacious of all medicine for old people, leasant in its action, ted or contracted in early’life, S. S. S: there is a marked improvement in the gen as richer and purer blood begin: or ty d thane is a softness and elasticity about the skin that you ii to heal, pains in muscles and jointsment of great benefit to them —their cure being much more rapid as the directions received from our physicians. — your own sa when you on ee medical advice im, wail Blood Skin Diseases mailed to all who os THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. ~ Ty uN Bie “N Bad Circulation is the cause of most of the ills that come with old age, With advancing years there is a decline of strength and vigor—the machinery of the and accuracy, Because of the weak and moves more slowly, becomes impure and loses much es, and muscles, tissues and nerves literally starve for Spt) epson circulation is follo by a long sensations up and down the spine, poor. ¥ P. te and digestion, soreness of the muscles, rheumatic pains, hard and ulcers on the lower limbs and other parts of the people are due to'a lack of ealth must come through iar to old It is free from all t cures blood diseases As the system eral ins to circulate throngh the body ‘the and you find that it is possible to be happy and healthy even in old age. of physicians who make a study of b If you would like to have their opinion and advice in, your them all about it and you shall receive such information and advice as Others have found our medical ow it loose, easy fitting clothes, is as pained stoop, poh run or turn haadaprings as & small boy in bathing. In a Chinese suit of clothes you can lle down and sleep with the same amount of comfort that you can stand up and walk. surprisingly low prices. ——$_—__— Requiescat In Pace. “He thought the gun wasn’t loaded.” . “But it really was loaded?” “atter he found it out It wasn’t.”— Philadelphia Press. The first book printed Iu Minnesota was a Bible, It was printed in 1836, oa eT lll Tl TT TV VV Superb Millinery Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes of unusual interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that are the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautiful and luxurious Hat at a price that with your approbation, here’s your chance. ; Copies of imported models at Half Price. Elegance and novelty combined with will entirely meet Commercial St.,Nevada Oity. ye RS @ L. LUBECK ui Street, Grass Valley. about 18 years before the first issue of newspaper in St. Paul. Walking Hats now on band a fine line x Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will gell at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. for a Bright light, Isn’t It Cheap ? Convenient. Candle Power. -€. F. Brayton’s Commercial StreetHiss Amelia Stevens One-Half Gent an Hour No dirt or smoke. Call and examine them. The Welsbach Hydto Carbon Lamp is ‘ cheaper and _ better than coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores or dwellings. Very Guaranteed 100 Furniture Store = a aie Nevada City Broad St.,.-nextto W. G, Richapd’s We hard ashe ae a eee 7 , __ Barrel of the Famous Heinz Mince Meat . The finest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20¢ per Ib. GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. * eRe BROAD STREET er he brs New Orleans States: One of the witnesses in the Schiley-Sampeon inquiry lately testified that Admiral Schley showed signs of nervous anxfety on going into the naval battle off Santiago. It would be surprising if all concerned in that affair did not find their hearte beating with more than customary energy. There is hardly a soldier who has not felt a certain apprehension on going into a fight. Once in, however, the matter is likely to be different. Among other noted generals who are on record as admitting this nervous feeling previous to a battle ie Marshal Ney of France, complimented by Napoleon as being the bravest of the brave, He is reported as saying that before engaging in battle he always had to call on his legs to remember that they were carrying a soldier. The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at .a reasonable price, o1dtf Malaria Causes Billousness, Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonia removes the cauee. A Shocking Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad laborer,’ writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Willif Ark “His foot was badly crushed, bat Buck len’s Arn ica Salve quickly cured bim oh simply wonde for Burne, Boils les and all skin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria District. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. my15-6m nd ~ For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tt We oan please moet fastidious {mn millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and most stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Mise Hoefts. tf For the beet of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger For a clean, emooth ehave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Oommercial St; price 150. Bathe 260. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Barr.anp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigare always on hand. jull tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it. nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union pionic and gathering of old Nevada countyane, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at KE, W. Schmidt's cigar.store. They will be valaable in yeara to come. tt Colley Brothers have the very best of f, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf 7 @@” This paper delivered 123¢ cents @ week. : Not Another Money-Saving Scheme Broad Street,NY /ERE you pay Good Prices for 'YOld Goods, discarded by honest merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap geods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by WAXEL, THE TAILOR Nevada City National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes an Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramoia, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. _ Ohe Ree Kuve Srocery, : J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ETE WILL NOT HANG. Jerrreson, City, Mo., November 12— Alice Nesenbauer, tried in 1900 for murdering her husband, was today saved from the gallows by a decision of the Supreme Court which held that there was no ground for her conviction, She had been convicted and sentenoéd to death. Two of Mrs. Nesenbauer’s children had also died suddenly, and the fact that all three had been insured, that Mrs. Nesenbauer objected to a postmortem examination, and the finding of a paokage in the vault, were strong factors fo heft conviction. Through her trial and imprisonment the prisoner had her baby constantly with her. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot teach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deat. flammation van be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case 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 eatarrh) that cannot.be cured by Hall’s ‘atarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O, Sold by draggtate. 150. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Girl Wanted, A girl is wanted to do house work in a small family. Apply at the TRANsORIPT office, tf Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the eause. ness is the result, and unless the in-. SUGAR TAKES A DROP a New Yor, November 12—Arbuokle oe Brothers and Howellson & OCompaay — have reduced all grades of feflned: sugar 10 points. The American ing Sugar Company teday reduced the price. of refined sugar ten pointe, 0-CENT COLUMN. ny Advertisements of not to exceed five in length inserted under i a week or $2 4 month. 10 cente a week or 4 cents a m fa able invariably in advance. For Rent. Fovr nfee rooms, suitable for housekeepivg, at $8 Permonth. Near thedepot. Bree water. Apply at this office. 016 tf Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly s0cials at Armory Hall every Saturday night Best of music furnished for the da Admission—Ladies free, gents SO cents. are invited. A Big Cut In Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine (raded in for a new Siuger. Also big discount to parties that have none. Pay ite from ; $1.50 ver month up. and lots of . Band Mackie, ag make. from aaa ‘ne . way, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey a: makes of Pianos; alo Bute and other Organs at low prices and ments. GEO. W. RERES, Agent. For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with bu and harness in execliens condition, will sold at a bario, This i re oh is vary low. Inquire of CHAS. "TRG os . First-Class Bootblack. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s bashes ye ay" Reeed street, gives the best ne in town. e latest sporting papers are Rept on hand. janie Furnished Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Nevada streets a4 Sheet Music at oc, LOc, 20c, 40CTs. See Show Window. Reduced Prices “a «4 VINTON’S PHARTIIACY The Handsomest Hats in Town days, and LOW could not % Se a Is the verdict of those who visited my store during the opening nly PRICES be equalled anywhere, If you have not already purchased your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. YI am sure we can please you. lb Fé. Crawford Main Street. When asked the secret, say they purchase their fen tsof MISS HOEFT. high in eoteagag Miss Hoeft’s. . If any lady says prices are convince yourself by inquiring” er prices astonish everybody for reasgnableness and style. (liSS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada ¢

acl by buy See the { them, nts at 354 arm kind pray—at inners for! extra he 5 cents, vers, all si you havej uu want if 9 today. cial invita co 5 essary we order ata + on retail s, besides ie broken mi er of aca surely a wl fousekeeps ne im soap 88% red it ont eoimen of ¥ 1g iD. of Gros ong or 4 yoo you thik nost relisbled Commercial a ji ) TRANSCRIPT. 2 Nov. 13, 1901 oo cosets ons of Interest. — , work of strengthening the # atreet bridge will be commenced: gaturday morning. irl, who would to do house work ? gmall family, can hear of.a. good aby enquiring at the TRANSORIPT bert Carter of North Bloomfield off of a roof he was painting saday yen leg. jorning and received a len and teams were today at work ping the mud off of Sacramento sand when the work is completed street Will be macadamized, — .gr3, Walling, Gault and McOlusgill hold their dancing school at A ollows Hall. Ladies will be rged 26 cents and gentlemen 60 tisha Hampton of this city, upon ecommendation of Fred W. Bradhas been appointed superintenofthe Oneida mine at Jackson, igdor county. bel McCurmack, the woman who been serving @ sentence in the pty jail for an offense committed Hrass Valley, will be given her y next Monday. pty Dansizen was operated on. ho County Hospital yesterday by . Hiokson, for the removal of an yas of the abdomen. He is getting . tainous, was until recently the resort ges well as can be expected iss May Moore was tendered a surparty at her home on Piety Hill evening. Quite a number of pg folks of Grass. Valley were eit and all had a delightful time. been driven away from Basutoland, s, Tickell and Hinkson yesterday ated upon W. D. Blue, Jr., of You for an abscess under the arm,. eq as the villagers and sought safety i by injuries received several 8 ABO. pasful. The operation was very Japtain Rackett,” will be produced @ theater here by local talent.on. to face with the leopard, whose re-. out books will be charged fifteen nesday ovening, the 27th instant. . treat was cut off by the rock itself. . cents. Books are transferable. For proceeds derived will go towards . Neither the man nor the animal could . sale at the Nevada County Gas and stablishment of the proposed free . escape the encounter. ng room. efuneral of Mrs. Dawson Nichtook place yesterday from her. and in desperation caught hold of the A large . leopard on each side of its jaw, holdhome near Spenceville. ber of friends followed the rebs to the cemetary at Indian ngs. ‘The pall bearers were John in, Robert Shetterly, J. McNulty, ). Walker, John Lewis and J. H. Basnto law the skin belonged to the khoff, Jax. horse belonging to Earl Sutton ped on the track Monday night infront of the electric car and. man who, being warned by the bark. her.” This marvelous medicine is knocked down, but got up and. ing of his dog, first discovered the A veterinary surgeon . animal in the village. ed away. dthat the animal was hurt inally and three hours after the ac. . case as follows: The man who speared ht happened the horse died. @ stockholders of the Citizens} held it could not have: known of its kheld their annual meeting last. ‘existence if the dog had not first t and elected the following di-. warned the village; therefore the credit bs: I). M. Preston, John T. Morfor the killing belonged to the dog, Dr. k. M. Hunt, George M. hes, Lord Housman, Charles E. thand D, E, Morgan. The board bsame as elected for years past, ithe exception of O, BE.’ Olinch, was elected in place of Hon. b Searls, who has resigned on actof his poor health. Officers will ected on December 2d, all cases of physical or . mental ustion the use of a little Gilt Pwhiskey will be found faval84s a stimulant. — 8 @0-bice oyster cock-tails can be prou at hbers, on Broad street. Billy Britland’s Oouncil s27tf ty know you are a judge of good ey when you eall for Jesse ® at the bar. ’ —— +-7Oe~> és Headache Saps Your Vitality wrecks the brain. One dose of man’s Headache Oure will cure You swallow a pill, and the headis gone; nd 10c.a box. For eran, sole agent. +72Oe They care neuralgia. sale by Fag you say Rye? Then try, Jesse ® Rye—the finest in the world. 4 Oe ee Working Night and Day. ® busiest and mightiest little thing ‘ver was made is Dr,” King’s New Pills, These pills change weakUto strength, listlessmess into RY, brain-fag into. mental power. 'e wonderful in building up the Pte 25c per box. Sold by W — Their Secret is Out. Yo Lumbet Yards at . Office—H e Shakes & Shingles ijt / ‘laurel Parior. ave Dagiers toMaeHer Hat Tuy Ht Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters of this city will have a gala time next Thursday night. Arfangements are being made to have the coming oocasion eclipse any social fanction given by the fair daughters for some time. After the regular order of business is disposed of, the fun. will begin. An interesting Program will “is not appealable, You may files bill. llow, and then the good things of exeeptions for a writ of error, how-. °2 the banquet table will reever, Iam willing to delay the sery-. °eive the undivided attention of the ing of papers on Lawrence and Qen-. Pretty Laurelites and their guests field, until you have drawn up your. 80ngs and cute and catchy sayings bill.” “We do not feel that we have. Will enliven the festal board, and any favors coming from this court,” . Mirth will be allaies, . In fact, SENT TO JAIL CHICA00, Nov. 12th—On o charge . contempt of Court, Judge Hanecyday sentenced Andrew Lawrenee, maneging editor of Hearst's Chicago American, to forty days in the County Jail, H. 8. Canfield, who wrote the article, was sentenced to thirty days in the . county jail. Judge Hanecy deolared ‘that the cases against W. R, Hearst, Homer Davenport and Glare Briggs, the cartoonists would pend until the Sheriff could find them. Ex-Governor Altgeld, who is attorney for these whelps, entered an exception, “This case, I may, say,” the Court remarked, -. Altgerd answered. Judge Hanecy saia. *he event will be a feast of joy if the article published in Hearst’s paanda flow of wit, wherein no wand per were allowed to go unnoticed by . 9ut Pleasure’s will be obeyed. the Oourt, it paved the way for other. Ue®urel Parlor is in a flourishing attacks and that the Judiciary, if not . °°Ddition,. and the membership is held in respect, would fall, with alj. ®teadily increasing. Itis one of the democratic government. The article, . ost thriving Parlors outside of the the Oourt declared, was not merely an. !4rge centers of population, and attack on the people and on the court, its affaira are conducted in a but a bold threat to every court, [t. ™anner not only creditable to the should not, therefore go unpunished, . ™embers, but with honor to their Sade e order, A CASE OF LAw. ey tom That Was Rendered by ler Forty Tears. Law a @ complicated thing, and some 0 founded pena Probably pote Thomas Lawless, of Bloomington, readers will pass that criticiam upon Wisconsin, and C. E, Gee, of Patch the case recorded below: . . Grove, inthe same State, are here on Basutoland, being broken and moun. 4 Visit. They used to follow mining, and worked at Selby Flat forty years of lions, leopards and other wild ani-. ago. Today the old-timers went out mals. Now, however, the hillsides . to view the scene of their early-day which were once the resort of these Jabors. Savage creatures are the pasture : seo grounds of tens of thousands of cattle. Nearly all dangerous animals have The Cheapest Way. but not long ago a leopard appeared . Patrons of the electric car line on the outskirts of a village, The . should procure coupon books and save animal soon became as badly frighten. five cents on every fare between either terminus. Books are neat and convenient for vest pockets, containing fifty coupon tickets, and are sold for pene wae omen Ppl g — $2.50 each. This is the rate of ten when he suddenly found himself face . cents per ticket, but passengers within flight. The next morning the inbabitante Electric Company in Grass Valley or The dilemma was an awkward one, . nevada City. n4tf for the climber was unarmed. Realizing his danger, he put forth his hands A Night of Terror. ing it at arm’s length and calling for. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow help. The leopard clawed and tore his . of the brave General Burnham of Machcaptor, but the man held on till help . ias, Me., when the doctors said she arrived, and the beast was speared. would die from Pneumonia before cam stion morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln Now aoa oe ot lew. By who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dischief, who must reward one of three . (overy, which had more than once claimants—either the man who speared . saved her life, and cured her of Conthe leopard or the man who held it 80 . sumplion. After taking, she slept all that it was possible to spear it or the . night. ° Further use entirely cured aranteed to cure all Throat, Chest nd Lung Diseases. Only 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s drug The Basuto Solomon decided the yar S : : q = ee arn eer. x i y Se . Jacob. Welasbetn, of Graes Valley, _. has commenced suit against the Rose. Hill Gold Mining et al., and Grass Valley Gold Mining Company to quiet title to certain property. The complaint, which was filed in the County Olerk’s office today, avers that the plaintiff is the owner and possessor of the premises and mining claims in question. That on August 26d, 1894, defendant James Wishart made and delivered to R. D. Lawrey a mortgage for $7,600, with interest at 12. per cent. per annum, the property being in Grass Valley township. That on April 24th, 1896, R. D. Lawrey assigned the note and mortgage to the plaintiff, and on September 12th, 1896, a decree of foreclosure was granted, The plaintiff then bid the property in for $8,968.90. It has been ascertained that a wrong description was given in the different documents, hence the suit to*qulet title. Desirable Weather. The weather is all that can be desired both for health and business, Enough rain has already fallen this season to please the agriculturists of the county and plowing is an easy matter now. The sharp frosts every night are assisting the sunshine in drying up the roads and the teamsters will soon be able to resume the hauling of wood and winter supplies, if the present weather continues, ial Batons CO, J. Brand, the well known jeweler, is prepared to furnish Native Sons’ official buttons upon application, and every member of the local Parlor ought to procure one. The official button was adopted at the last Grand Parlor, and besides being emblematic of the order, it is a very pretty ornament for coat or vest lapels. It contains a white enamaled flag, with a golden bear upon it, and the letters, N. 8. G. W., are nicely arranged, FC Stood Death Off. E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henrietta, Texas, once fooled a grave-digger. He says: “My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice. I persuaded him to try Electric Bitters, and he was soon much better, but continued their use until he was wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bitters saved his life.” This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney troubles, female complaints; gives perfect health. Only 50c at Vinton’s drug store, , soe The best brands of whisky and cigars can be procured at the Council Chambers, W. J« Britland prop. tf it could not have done so but for the man who held it, and the man who whose owner was entitled to the re’ ward.—Youth’s Companion. Soapsuds Dessert. The tribes on the coast of British Columbia hold a festival -in the autumn, the crowning item of which is the parBAS S/W ie, = taking of a few spoonfuls of a bowl of soapsuds. They gather in the dingy huts, which are hung with the staple food—dried salmon. For light they stick into the ground, head downward, a silvery fish about five inches long, set fire to the tail, and they have a torch, for the fish burns steadily. After eating of various unsavory foods there comes the great treat. This fs a bowl of a frothy, soapy mixture, obtained by crushing in a not overclean manner the sapoliti, or soap berries, and squeezing out the juice. This is as much like soapsuds as it 1s possible to conceive. The natives sip it from spoons of black wood, neatly carved, of which they think a great deal. body moves with less pel of the heart the fiat of its life-sustaining peopects lack of nourishment. slu train of bodily ailments. Cold feet, , face sores, chronic runn: body —these and many other h the building up and the vital organs and

S. S. S. being s the most valuable and mineral ingredients, and mild and of every character, even those inh ts under the influence of ctly a appetite improves, an inte not maticed for years; sores*begi: ually cease, at ‘it: Our medical department is in charge and ekin diseases. case, write you want. The Chinaman’s Dress. Those who understand the subject have to admit that when it comes to the question of rational dress the Chinaman has very much the best of it. American clothes are not made for the performance of much stooping or domestic gymnastics, but the Chinaman, This will cost you nothing. some special Don't be thy blood and imperfect circulation. Restoration to h if Perincation of the blood, thus adding strength and tone to uick, healthy action to the circulation. vegetable blood remedy and the best tonic, makes it cacious of all medicine for old people, leasant in its action, ted or contracted in early’life, S. S. S: there is a marked improvement in the gen as richer and purer blood begin: or ty d thane is a softness and elasticity about the skin that you ii to heal, pains in muscles and jointsment of great benefit to them —their cure being much more rapid as the directions received from our physicians. — your own sa when you on ee medical advice im, wail Blood Skin Diseases mailed to all who os THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. ~ Ty uN Bie “N Bad Circulation is the cause of most of the ills that come with old age, With advancing years there is a decline of strength and vigor—the machinery of the and accuracy, Because of the weak and moves more slowly, becomes impure and loses much es, and muscles, tissues and nerves literally starve for Spt) epson circulation is follo by a long sensations up and down the spine, poor. ¥ P. te and digestion, soreness of the muscles, rheumatic pains, hard and ulcers on the lower limbs and other parts of the people are due to'a lack of ealth must come through iar to old It is free from all t cures blood diseases As the system eral ins to circulate throngh the body ‘the and you find that it is possible to be happy and healthy even in old age. of physicians who make a study of b If you would like to have their opinion and advice in, your them all about it and you shall receive such information and advice as Others have found our medical ow it loose, easy fitting clothes, is as pained stoop, poh run or turn haadaprings as & small boy in bathing. In a Chinese suit of clothes you can lle down and sleep with the same amount of comfort that you can stand up and walk. surprisingly low prices. ——$_—__— Requiescat In Pace. “He thought the gun wasn’t loaded.” . “But it really was loaded?” “atter he found it out It wasn’t.”— Philadelphia Press. The first book printed Iu Minnesota was a Bible, It was printed in 1836, oa eT lll Tl TT TV VV Superb Millinery Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes of unusual interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that are the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautiful and luxurious Hat at a price that with your approbation, here’s your chance. ; Copies of imported models at Half Price. Elegance and novelty combined with will entirely meet Commercial St.,Nevada Oity. ye RS @ L. LUBECK ui Street, Grass Valley. about 18 years before the first issue of newspaper in St. Paul. Walking Hats now on band a fine line x Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will gell at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. for a Bright light, Isn’t It Cheap ? Convenient. Candle Power. -€. F. Brayton’s Commercial StreetHiss Amelia Stevens One-Half Gent an Hour No dirt or smoke. Call and examine them. The Welsbach Hydto Carbon Lamp is ‘ cheaper and _ better than coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores or dwellings. Very Guaranteed 100 Furniture Store = a aie Nevada City Broad St.,..-nextto W. G, Richapd’s We hard ashe ae a eee 7 , __ Barrel of the Famous Heinz Mince Meat . The finest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20¢ per Ib. GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 551. * eRe BROAD STREET er he brs New Orleans States: One of the witnesses in the Schiley-Sampeon inquiry lately testified that Admiral Schley showed signs of nervous anxfety on going into the naval battle off Santiago. It would be surprising if all concerned in that affair did not find their hearte beating with more than customary energy. There is hardly a soldier who has not felt a certain apprehension on going into a fight. Once in, however, the matter is likely to be different. Among other noted generals who are on record as admitting this nervous feeling previous to a battle ie Marshal Ney of France, complimented by Napoleon as being the bravest of the brave, He is reported as saying that before engaging in battle he always had to call on his legs to remember that they were carrying a soldier. The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at .a reasonable price, o1dtf Malaria Causes Billousness, Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonia removes the cauee. A Shocking Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad laborer,’ writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Willif Ark “His foot was badly crushed, bat Buck len’s Arn ica Salve quickly cured bim oh simply wonde for Burne, Boils les and all skin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria District. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. my15-6m nd ~ For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tt We oan please moet fastidious {mn millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and most stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Mise Hoefts. tf For the beet of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger For a clean, emooth ehave call at Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Oommercial St; price 150. Bathe 260. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. Barr.anp’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigare always on hand. jull tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it. nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union pionic and gathering of old Nevada countyane, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at KE, W. Schmidt's cigar.store. They will be valaable in yeara to come. tt Colley Brothers have the very best of f, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf 7 @@” This paper delivered 123¢ cents @ week. : Not Another Money-Saving Scheme Broad Street,NY /ERE you pay Good Prices for 'YOld Goods, discarded by honest merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap geods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by WAXEL, THE TAILOR Nevada City National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes an Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramoia, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. _ Ohe Ree Kuve Srocery, : J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ETE WILL NOT HANG. Jerrreson, City, Mo., November 12— Alice Nesenbauer, tried in 1900 for murdering her husband, was today saved from the gallows by a decision of the Supreme Court which held that there was no ground for her conviction, She had been convicted and sentenoéd to death. Two of Mrs. Nesenbauer’s children had also died suddenly, and the fact that all three had been insured, that Mrs. Nesenbauer objected to a postmortem examination, and the finding of a paokage in the vault, were strong factors fo heft conviction. Through her trial and imprisonment the prisoner had her baby constantly with her. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot teach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deat. flammation van be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case 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 eatarrh) that cannot.be cured by Hall’s ‘atarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O, Sold by draggtate. 150. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Girl Wanted, A girl is wanted to do house work in a small family. Apply at the TRANsORIPT office, tf Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the eause. ness is the result, and unless the in-. SUGAR TAKES A DROP a New Yor, November 12—Arbuokle oe Brothers and Howellson & OCompaay — have reduced all grades of feflned: sugar 10 points. The American ing Sugar Company teday reduced the price. of refined sugar ten pointe, 0-CENT COLUMN. ny Advertisements of not to exceed five in length inserted under i a week or $2 4 month. 10 cente a week or 4 cents a m fa able invariably in advance. For Rent. Fovr nfee rooms, suitable for housekeepivg, at $8 Permonth. Near thedepot. Bree water. Apply at this office. 016 tf Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly s0cials at Armory Hall every Saturday night Best of music furnished for the da Admission—Ladies free, gents SO cents. are invited. A Big Cut In Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine (raded in for a new Siuger. Also big discount to parties that have none. Pay ite from ; $1.50 ver month up. and lots of . Band Mackie, ag make. from aaa ‘ne . way, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey a: makes of Pianos; alo Bute and other Organs at low prices and ments. GEO. W. RERES, Agent. For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with bu and harness in execliens condition, will sold at a bario, This i re oh is vary low. Inquire of CHAS. "TRG os . First-Class Bootblack. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s bashes ye ay" Reeed street, gives the best ne in town. e latest sporting papers are Rept on hand. janie Furnished Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Nevada streets a4 Sheet Music at oc, LOc, 20c, 40CTs. See Show Window. Reduced Prices “a «4 VINTON’S PHARTIIACY The Handsomest Hats in Town days, and LOW could not % Se a Is the verdict of those who visited my store during the opening nly PRICES be equalled anywhere, If you have not already purchased your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. YI am sure we can please you. lb Fé. Crawford Main Street. When asked the secret, say they purchase their fen tsof MISS HOEFT. high in eoteagag Miss Hoeft’s. . If any lady says prices are convince yourself by inquiring” er prices astonish everybody for reasgnableness and style. (liSS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada ¢