November 14, 1898 (4 pages)

4 ms ab OR SEE eveceteah Se Oo +e 2 ATO RAM Ae oh mM te AA ee ete eC S “ ERAS -THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY. ; _NOV. a 1898. ished evening except : ; Ruedere and Leda Holt ays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN. UL. 8. CALKINS. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. The wife of M. C. Taylor died Saturday night of paralysis. John Reseigh died Saturday night of consumption. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias. The Empire mine will be run by steam alone from tomorrow till the \storms come and water power can be Fesumed. Saturday night as John Icard of Rough and Ready was returning home from this' city he was thrown from his buggy and considerably shaken up. While E. W. Reed was returning early Saturday evening to his home a deer darted out of the brush at the roadside near Sweet’s ranch six miles below here, and frightened the team, which ran away.: Mr. Reed was thrown to the ground. His collar bone was broken and he was painfully bruised and cut about the face and head.Thomas Hogan, a miner and also the well-known baseball umpire and first baseman with the Pioneers, was married this morning to Miss Winifred Kelly, for some time past employed as compositor in the Telegraph and Tidings-Telegraph offices. Rev. P. Greely performied the ceremony. ‘ They went to San. Francisco today for their honeymoon trip. The young couple are popular people and Have the good wishes of a wide circle of friends. PROBABLY no _ organization works along more practical linesin educational philanthropy than the various councils of Jewish women. They believe in teaching people to help themselves, and their princial work is the establishment.of kindergartens, night schools and public baths. They disapprove of almsgiving pure and simple, . and they have a systemof “personal service,” which means a sacrifice of much time and individual pleasure.’ Two Avaska railroad wérkmen tried to thaw some dynawite at a fire lately, and were succeeding very well, when both the explosive and the experimenters suddenly disappeared. Were it possible to conveniently communicate with the men now they would probably, be willing ‘to give some interesting views in regard to the man who said that fire wouldn’t explode dynamite. ° Extract from the personal column: Mr. Henry T. Gage, a well-known resident of Los Angeles, will shortly remove to Sacramento, where he proposes to engage in business for several years to come. A Faznon engineer has studied out’ a bridge and tunnel plan whereby an all-rail route from Londou to Bombay may be secured. To establish it he now only needs the trifle of $450, stag —that’s all, Mrs. Dr. Maxon o of Oakland, Grand Chief of the Degree of Honor,an A. O. U. W.auxiliary, and five residents of Santa Cruz have established a lodge of seventeen members in Boulder Creek. —_————+-< 462 Some gentleman of Waterbury, Conn., and ‘New York have taken hold of some copper mines twenty-five miles east of Johannesburg, Kern county, with the purpose of developing them. coe. UC BurGLars entered. the residence of Rev. William Schuldt of San Jose while he was preaching at a German Methodist Church Sunday night and stole a silver watch and some spoons. _--Nee ee. A woman who is too busy to take care of her health is like a workman who is too busy to sharpen his tools. SAPS EE sa ae Siieeea gradually increases the physical powers and gives strength to resist sickness. ' A DUDE often turns feminine heads —but in the wrong direction. 7+ He MEN glance at the past—if she who passed is young and pretty. _ 2-2 90-2 AN ignorant wise man is less dangerous-than-an-educated fool.” +See —— As the twig is bent the ilmb is inclined to go broke later. Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Smiru’s New Crop Prunes. If he has not got them come to Wm. H. Smirn’s Grocery STORE and you will find plenty. o31 W. H. Sirs. -_— -—_+ o@e-o———___—-—___ No Job Too Big Nor none to little to réceive prompt and careful attention if you give it to Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay, ‘ / 022-tf 9 5 oed. Nevada County Directory. Copiés of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office piel en New Ice Company.The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public witb first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone’ No. 791. tf. Corcoran & ARBoGasT. BRIEF MENTION. dinor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord:& Son, grocers, Broad street. The lower Grass Valley road has been macadamized from the city line to the Beedle place. A fifteen-foot Pelton wheel weighing four tons.was shipped from this city today to the California mine. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf The Independent Band serenaded Sheriff Getchell and County Clerkelect, F. L. Arbogast, Saturday night. The ledge in the shaft of the Old Home Consolidated at the Kirkham place near Blue Tent continues to look well, & The trial of Wesley Nichols on a charge of battery upon B. F. Cooley began before Justice Holbrook at two o’clock this afternoon. At Overton in the eastern end of this county. the thermometer registered twelve degrees above zero on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor have issued the invitations for the reception they propose to give Thursday evening in honor of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters. A painter named Cooke harangued a crowd 6f people at Hibs corner of Broad and Pine streets last evening. He was endeavoring to present the doctrines of the Seventh Day Adventists, but ditt not seem to know much about them himself. Oscar Hodgen was arrested Saturday evening on complaint of a woman who claims she pawned some jewelry with him to raise money to go to her dying sister. She says she sent the money later to redeem the pledges and he has not returned them. E. A. Wetmore, a carpenter who used to be here, died of a cancer last week at the home of his brother in Edenvale, Santa Clara county. Some sixteen years ago while serving as nightwatchman at this city he went into a saloop on Commercial street to. arrest a gambler named Tom Byrne. The latter drew a revolver but Wetmore fired first and shot him in the forehead, killing him instantly. Superior Court Orders. In the Superior Count this morning the insolvency cases of 8. T. and W. HMurchie were continued one week. The final acconnt of the administrator of the estate of Peter Ernst, de™ ceased, was settled. Wm. W. Days was granted letters of administration on the estate of Martha Days, deceased, the bond being fixed at $800. Tbe motion for a new trial in the case of Wm. Bee vs. Lewis Wheeler was denied. In the matter of the estate of John Hussey, deceased, letters of administration were granted to Mrs. Ellen Hussey, the widow, her bond. being $100. B. F. Snell, J.S. Goodwin and T. F. Goding were appointed apprisers. E. W. Schmidt, Public Administrator, was granted letters of administration on the estate of Charles F. Bates, deceased. aren Ones Not Excelled. The electric wires from San Francisco “and the intermediate and surrounding country to the far distant land of the Black Hills of Dakota are kept red-hot in proclaiming the fact that the articles in which B. Bullard is dealing, Sweet Cider, Boiled Cider and Cider Vinegar, opposite the fire house on Broad street, are not excelled; that his method of eee is through the air, above his head, swift, sure, prompt and free to all parts of the city. Thanking the public for past and present favors and hoping for a continuance of the same, he will in his next ad: prepare and brush up his hair and is sure to cause you to smile, nl4-1t _————-——2 820 -o—— To Elect Delegates. The executive committee of the Miners Association of this county will meet in this city Friday afternoon to elect delegates to the State convention. Persons desiring to attend should notify the secretary or members of the committee. ee Good Work For the A. 0. U. W. Special Deputy H. I. Brewer and John Ramsey returned today froma visit to Washington, Maybert and Relief Hill where they secured twenty applications for membership in Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W. bread when mamma gives us that!” asked little Ethel, “Oh, there’s got to be just so much red tape,” answered little Cuthbert. The reader will possibly be assisted to an understanding of these remarks when he is assured that there are no such persons as little Ethel and little Cuthbert. ; The crux of the whole matter is the mistaken belief of the jokesmith that he has got to live. eas ne it » ‘Next to,sleep, light, brisk and varied exercise will rest the tired brain more than anything else. Notice to Candidates. All applications for endorsement by the Republican County Gentral Committee for official positions must be filed in writing with the Secretary by Tharsday evening, November 17th. By order. 8S. W. Marsu, Chairman. J. J, HANLEY, Secretary. nl4-4ttaining”, and to clap the climiax he “Way do we ask God for our daily . PERSONAL POINTERS, . A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of ms ~ and Young. -Miss Annie Webber i quite ill. Frank Saxby of Ventura is here on a visit, T. P. Blue of You Bet was in the city . . today. from Tone. Miss Belle Stover has returned from Pleasanton. N, G. Segerstrand of Pet Hill was in. ’ town today. Flat to-morrow. A. R. Lady of North San Juan visited the county seat today. Superintendent Harmon is from the California mine. S. L. Parsons of Graniteville has returned from Sacramento. J. H. Vizzard of Moore’s Flat is here on his way to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Evans of North San Juan were in town today. Deputy County Surveyor Jenkins visited the county seat today. John Delbridge of the Beehive grocery store is on the sick list. down San Francisco on legal business. Mrs. Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield came down today to visit friends here. Miss Aline Oaldwell, daughter of Hon. John Caldwetl, returned today from Alaska. Mrs. John. Hussey, Mrs. S. Strang and J. 8. Goodwin were over today from You Bet. William Bee and Thomas Othet, two of Grass Valley’s substantial citizens, were in town today. W. T. Harker and’ wife, Mrs. C. B. Harker and Miss Bessie Cameron came down today from Relief Hill. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. McKinlay and the lady’s mother, Mrs. Baston, returned Saturday night from the Bay. Mrs. Chas. E. Ashburn of this city went to North San Juan yesterday to visit Benjamin Bronn’s family. Miss Agnes O’Connell, who has beep teaching school at Morro, San Luis Obispo county, is expected home in a few days. 2@e + Those Astounding Adverbs. One evening a gentleman came home with a budget of news. Am acquaintance had failed in business. He spoke of the incident as “deliciously sad”. He had walked up town with a noted wit, whom he described as “horribly enterspoke of the butterthat had been set before him ata country hotelas “divinely rancid.” ‘ a ‘The young people stared, and the oldest daughter said: “Why, papa, I should think you were out of your head.” “Not in the least my dear,” he said pleasantly. “I’m merely trying to follow the fashion. Iworked out ‘divinely rancid’ with a good deal of-labor. It seems rather more effective than ‘awfully sweet’. I mean to keep up with the rest of you hereafter. And now,” he continued, “let me help youto a piece of this exquisitely tough beef.” Adverbs, he says, are not so fashionable as they were in his home. Giddy ‘Quakers People going across the Brooklyn Bridge lately have been somewhat startled by the appearance of what at first sight seems to be five Quaker maids acting somewhat queerly. There was nothing demure. about these maids. They talked loudly, giggled and looked about in a manner calculated toattract considerable attention. Almost everyong who met them turned to look at them as they passed, and then the mystery was explained ‘he women were dressed in oilcloth suits and across the “Hall’s Headache Tablets, 10: Cents a Box.” Big Figures The yearly ouput of newspapers on this whirling earth is estimated at 12,000, 000,000 copies. This ‘is not the calculation of the circulation Managers, but ofa disinterested statistician. If all the papers were spread out, they would cover 10,450 square miles. The paper weighs 781,250 tons, and if the ink were dumped in into Lake Erie, Niaga:a Ex-Senator Preston returns to-night . W. F. Englebright goes to Dutch]. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross is here from . back of their capes. were these words! is B DONS ARE NOT READY. They Want to Defer Their Answer Till Wednesday. In the Meantime Amorica Keeps an Eye On Them. Paris, Nov.l4—It has been decided tha@there will be no joint session of the Peace Commission today. The Spanish Commissioner sent a note saying it was impossible to prepare memo} randum for presentation today and asked to defer next meeting till Wednesday. i Shells Shipped to Mare Island. Norro.k, Va., November 14.—Twenty thousand six-inch shells were shipped today for the Mare Island Navy Yard. and night on the siemens Princeton. A big Strike Has Been Ordered. Marzoro, Mass., Nov. 14.—The joint executive conncil of the boot and shoe workers has ordered a strike in seven factories, and 2600 employs will walk out. . THE secret of success in California, declares Professor Hilgard, is*thorough cultivation. It can be made largely a substitute for irrigation, a fact which has been established by the experience of numerous fruit growers during the exceptionally dry season of the present year. Not more water but more elbow grease is what is needed in many of the California orchards and fields. “I HAvE the honor to announce, CapOrders have been issued to work day, BEART ‘DISEASE SCARCITY OF WATER. The Sanply to the Mines May Yet. Some Facts Regarding the Rapid In) Fail Entirely. . crease of Heart Troubles. There is only six feet of water iN ' Do Not be Aterned,” But Look For Fordyce dam, the usual amount at this . the Cause. time of the y ear being forty feet. It is . Heart troubles, at least among Amerthe main source of supply for this city . . icans, are certainly increasing aud and GYass Valley: If it does not storm . while this may be largely due to ts a once the South Yuba Company will . excitement and worry of America . business life, itis more often the rebe compelled by the end of the week to salt’ of esak etomache, of poor digek shat off its supply to them altogether, . ion) and they will have to even stop their Real, organic beart disease is ificurpumps which are still running. ; able; but not one case ina hundred of This afternoon the barometer’ is fall. heart trouble is organic. The close rélation between heart wpe catering Siw probable approach . onble and poor digestion is because of a storm. both organs are controlled by branches @ . of the same great nerves, the SympaTHERE are but few female lawyers. . thetic and Pneumogastric. A woman would rather Jay down the. {pn another way, also, the -heart is aflaw to one man than practice in the . fected by that form of poor digestion, court. . which causes gas and fermentation WHENEVER some husbands and wives . from half digested food; there is a feelagree, it is to the effcct that they made . ing of Uatpag and cat bump ton be . chest caused by pressure: 0 is aa vhs amr hg 'tended stomach on the heart and Burr i is said to be fattening, but too. ‘langs, interfering with their action; mucb of it will make a man lean— hence arises palpitation and short against something. . breath. +--+ ome : estion also poisons the Perce re te Soar Dormet: will yak ae be it thin and bean which chase more than the dollar someone tevitatan ‘etid Wahakevibthe hank. sles Actua NESE coe — The most sensible treatment for Every man knows how a wife should heart trouble is to improve the digesbe managed, but few are able/to do ; tion and to insure/the prompt assimithat same. Jation of food. . ‘This can best be done by the’ Finite . ! use after meals, of some safe, pleasant and effective digestive preparation, tee . like Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which A WISE man baits his hook with in. . may be found at most drug stores and quiry, but a fool baits his with. im-. which contain valuable, harmless dipertinence. . gestive elements in a pleasent convenPoe ce ek Te . ient form. “Tr isn’t always the fighting peron who . puts his cogregation to sleep. Some men are 5 too stubborn to ac knowledge the corn until you step on: their tues. It is safe to say that the regular, per. sistent,use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab. lets at meal times will cure any form . of stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach. In Butte City, Montana, November . Full sized package of the tablets 9th, Jobn J., beloved son of Mrs. Ann! gojg by druggists at 50 cents. and the late Lawrence Daly, and r brother of Mary F. ‘Daly, Mrs. Kate . Little book on stomach troubles O’Donnell, Mrs. Ella Hamm, Lawrence Mailed free. Address Stuart Co., MarB. and William B. Daly, a native of . shall, Mich. ‘ n14-16-18 Forest City, Sierra county, es SN —— DIED. tain, that the fire is in the fourth story, end our ladders and hose will reach only to the second.” “Indeed? Then. we'll have to wait until the fire gets down to the second!” Ooo WE should have just as much respect . for the man who takes two drinks and three and doesn’t show it. A sounp and healthy body is -the. . foundation of all that goes to make life a success, Exercise wil] enable you to obtain it. , U edotlika. 2 Se” OU Ua NE Catirornia has seen the last of fusion; The Populists won’t have any more of it, and the Democrats don’t want it. es THE contract for the construction of the Valley road depot at Tulare will be let in a few days. 72e@e % But few people worry themselves to death because of other people’s hatred of them. A’ @oop dinner “Otten transforms a bitter memory into a pleasant forgetory. “Tue harder a man works the more he earns for others. “e@e Ir’s harder to save a penny than it is to earn it. e@o > A MAN’s unreliability often exceeds his assets, What can’t be cured should be well insured. LEARN TO Say “No” when a dealer offers you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ‘There can be no substitute for America’s Greatest Medicine. Hoop’s Pitts‘ture nausea, sick headache, billiousness and all liver pills. Price 25 cents. gets drunk as for the one who takes} is New York. RovYAL CHANGE OF FORM, ‘ REDUCTION IN PRICE. Baking P Powder =-Semi-Centennial Year -(4F-THE INDEPENDENT emphaMade from from pure _ cream of of tartar. sizes its Fiftieth Year by changing its form to that of a Magazine, and by reagainst alum, =. ducing its annual subscription price from $3.00 to $2.00; single copies from powders are the HANG of the paent acy. ten to five cents. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW ‘YORK. It will maintain its reputation as the LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF THE WORLD. THE INDEPENDENT in its new form will print 3,640 pages of reading’ matter per fied at a cost to subscribers of $200, ile the prominent magazines, whien sell for $4.00 a year, print only about 2,000 pages. The subscriber to THE INDEPENDENT gets 82 per cent.-more of equally good a matter at one-half the cost ! ote TYPEWRITERS Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. They Educate as Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. Well as Please. . THE INDEPENDENT. 130 Fulton St., N. Y. pee a NOT A FLAW che to be found any where in the line of . Footwe: and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kia they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate ee saeefions wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just bigh enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. « . done on fo@ All kinds of re the shortest notice at lowest rates. Fe “LICK HOUSE, . Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., : Center of Business District, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. G. W. KINGSBURY, Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. . Convenient to All Car Lines. Motierh Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. Grand improvements are being made in this po ilar house. and when compre the _ Lick le will be second to no louse on Pacific Coast. nll GRAND’ THANKSGIVING: BALL TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY HALL, eo CITY, THANKSGIVING RYE. (Wednesday Ev’ng, Nov. 23.) Under the direstion of Prof. John Michell. A Prize Waltz Will be held, when haikdoma ‘priai: will be awarded by a committee to the . best-lady and gentleman dancers. as MUSIO BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. _ ADMISSION: Ladle ica ae Spectators ia Gallery: Gentlemen 50. cones; Ladies 25 cents. Provide the children with the means to ob ——— tain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitableinvestment for your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO. $8 and 5 FrontSt., Sau eee ae . . ) MARKER Attorney haa Sindinies tt Law, QFFICE—cor. BROAD AND PINE STS, tore vvvnvney vvvvnnnnnvavvonnnne onnnoet: & GO. up stairs, Nevada Citv. Falls would be in deep moruning for a . year. If the printed sheet were piled . 400 miles nearerthe moon than the bot' tom. ALL the world’s a prize ring and all the men and women merely scrappers. ee MeTaL rasts if not used and the body becomes diseased if not exercised. ‘ 1Oe> But few wives who drive their husbands to drink have to use whips. +100 ' SOME women speak little to a man’s heart and but little to his mind . Tue confirmed bachelor prefers to séttle his affairs out of court. Time is caught by the tail more fe quently than by the he forelock. Many good euhuenie are set, but few of them are ever hatched. Tue sins that pay best are the last ones we want to give up. ' Sweeney The 0, K. Painter. He does high-class wo work at fair prices. or contract. The best materials always used. 022-tf ree The Very Ls Latest. Beauty Pins in diff different styles at up, the top of the column would be. Nothing slighted, whether by the day . chop Your Mince Meat i For $2.50 Leutje & Brand’s, n7-tt . . ——=. 14 Suits Reduced yeed Your Raising from $4.50 to $2.50. For $1.00 "You will see eleewhere in these. columns an ad, sent way out from Philadelphia by the people who make tHiess goods. which we sold at $4. 50, ani we They are all right. $2.50. Who ? Why both people and the goods. < People little money. Saves Labor. . Saves time. Once used will never be Now. Is Your Time. forgotten,Respectfully, de he they will not last long. ~ LADIES. This day we have placed in our winkew 14 FIN E SUITS have now cut the price to . This is a fine. chance to get a good suit for very. Do Not Wait 2 j. MAHER ¢ e oO. Pi ‘$6 our COAT and CAPE ainda: MAHER * ecstuade atte are offering.” Every Boot — THE FLOOR WILL BB CANVASED. . forget us when you want. Blankets and Comforters. 7 SONNTAG i New President o ~“clation It is stated th said in positive a candidate at n in San. Franci President of the tion. It was on sistent solicitati to remain at the tion last year. elected Lieuter stated that the private business tention will be s terly preclude h executive office vada county fee! determination. i necessary to cho they would like the present Sec: Sonntag has bee’ urer of the Asso years. its Secreta familiar with eve ingand plans. . ability and rare representative m political entangl his supporters it say, and seems t available and effi sition provided upon to accept it CANVASSIN The Supervisors . Retarns-of 1 The County . morning for the the returns of le They are going precinct by preci ares and verifyit a long and tedioc two. or three days official pluralitie public. It is not work of the Bos sults as heretoft Transoriet from turns. + The Plumba There was. filed ty “Olerk articles the ‘Oriental Ge now engaged in « quartz, mine on 1 above Moore’s Fi: is $80,000 divided ing a value ( being held as fo! 600 shares; Fran’ Johnson, 600; W. Haunt, 600; Mason M. Hill, 2,400. T son W. Mather a Plambago preci Frank B. Hill an Alleghany, Sierra Landers of San F Was Born It Ie “The Virginia — ‘that Mrs. George jy Satarday mor: ‘idence on the orth C and C Hawkes had been tack to which she intervals: for a: we apparently impr nnexpectedly. H to heart trouble. Mrs, Hawkes. wa was a native of county, but had stock since ear there with her pa A Méeteoric Dis The meteoric ¢ evening did nc L. D. Wells, an upper Spring st members that « meteors fell for snow in a midwit ple thought the . surely come and fright, Sam Shay ‘Sam-T,-Shaw-e ‘tical company w turn engagement on Monday ey They will prod and popular dra will be sure tod Henry Fart Henry R. Fa printing busine Office during the Tuesday last el terey county on by a handsome is a Rep blican oing t JA elegation ‘vada City lodge ‘Grass Valley to ‘there, They: w tional hotel at 4 j == A Dance . On Wednesd dom Circle, Cor Will givea soci hall, ey 25 cents.Sweeney, the pared to-do-tin : Most moderate

4 ms ab OR SEE eveceteah Se Oo +e 2 ATO RAM Ae oh mM te AA ee ete eC S “ ERAS -THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY.. ; _NOV. a 1898. ished evening except : ; Ruedere and Leda Holt ays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN. UL. 8. CALKINS. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. The wife of M. C. Taylor died Saturday night of paralysis. John Reseigh died Saturday night of consumption. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias. The Empire mine will be run by steam alone from tomorrow till the \storms come and water power can be Fesumed. Saturday night as John Icard of Rough and Ready was returning home from this' city he was thrown from his buggy and considerably shaken up. While E. W. Reed was returning early Saturday evening to his home a deer darted out of the brush at the roadside near Sweet’s ranch six miles below here, and frightened the team, which ran away.: Mr. Reed was thrown to the ground. His collar bone was broken and he was painfully bruised and cut about the face and head.Thomas Hogan, a miner and also the well-known baseball umpire and first baseman with the Pioneers, was married this morning to Miss Winifred Kelly, for some time past employed as compositor in the Telegraph and Tidings-Telegraph offices. Rev. P. Greely performied the ceremony. ‘ They went to San. Francisco today for their honeymoon trip. The young couple are popular people and Have the good wishes of a wide circle of friends. PROBABLY no _ organization works along more practical linesin educational philanthropy than the various councils of Jewish women. They believe in teaching people to help themselves, and their princial work is the establishment.of kindergartens, night schools and public baths. They disapprove of almsgiving pure and simple, . and they have a systemof “personal service,” which means a sacrifice of much time and individual pleasure.’ Two Avaska railroad wérkmen tried to thaw some dynawite at a fire lately, and were succeeding very well, when both the explosive and the experimenters suddenly disappeared. Were it possible to conveniently communicate with the men now they would probably, be willing ‘to give some interesting views in regard to the man who said that fire wouldn’t explode dynamite. ° Extract from the personal column: Mr. Henry T. Gage, a well-known resident of Los Angeles, will shortly remove to Sacramento, where he proposes to engage in business for several years to come. A Faznon engineer has studied out’ a bridge and tunnel plan whereby an all-rail route from Londou to Bombay may be secured. To establish it he now only needs the trifle of $450, stag —that’s all, Mrs. Dr. Maxon o of Oakland, Grand Chief of the Degree of Honor,an A. O. U. W.auxiliary, and five residents of Santa Cruz have established a lodge of seventeen members in Boulder Creek. —_————+-< 462 Some gentleman of Waterbury, Conn., and ‘New York have taken hold of some copper mines twenty-five miles east of Johannesburg, Kern county, with the purpose of developing them. coe. UC BurGLars entered. the residence of Rev. William Schuldt of San Jose while he was preaching at a German Methodist Church Sunday night and stole a silver watch and some spoons. _--Nee ee. A woman who is too busy to take care of her health is like a workman who is too busy to sharpen his tools. SAPS EE sa ae Siieeea gradually increases the physical powers and gives strength to resist sickness. ' A DUDE often turns feminine heads —but in the wrong direction. 7+ He MEN glance at the past—if she who passed is young and pretty. _ 2-2 90-2 AN ignorant wise man is less dangerous-than-an-educated fool.” +See —— As the twig is bent the ilmb is inclined to go broke later. Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Smiru’s New Crop Prunes. If he has not got them come to Wm. H. Smirn’s Grocery STORE and you will find plenty. o31 W. H. Sirs. -_— -—_+ o@e-o———___—-—___ No Job Too Big Nor none to little to réceive prompt and careful attention if you give it to Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay, ‘ / 022-tf 9 5 oed. Nevada County Directory. Copiés of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office piel en New Ice Company.The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public witb first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone’ No. 791. tf. Corcoran & ARBoGasT. BRIEF MENTION. dinor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord:& Son, grocers, Broad street. The lower Grass Valley road has been macadamized from the city line to the Beedle place. A fifteen-foot Pelton wheel weighing four tons.was shipped from this city today to the California mine. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf The Independent Band serenaded Sheriff Getchell and County Clerkelect, F. L. Arbogast, Saturday night. The ledge in the shaft of the Old Home Consolidated at the Kirkham place near Blue Tent continues to look well, & The trial of Wesley Nichols on a charge of battery upon B. F. Cooley began before Justice Holbrook at two o’clock this afternoon. At Overton in the eastern end of this county. the thermometer registered twelve degrees above zero on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor have issued the invitations for the reception they propose to give Thursday evening in honor of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters. A painter named Cooke harangued a crowd 6f people at Hibs corner of Broad and Pine streets last evening. He was endeavoring to present the doctrines of the Seventh Day Adventists, but ditt not seem to know much about them himself. Oscar Hodgen was arrested Saturday evening on complaint of a woman who claims she pawned some jewelry with him to raise money to go to her dying sister. She says she sent the money later to redeem the pledges and he has not returned them. E. A. Wetmore, a carpenter who used to be here, died of a cancer last week at the home of his brother in Edenvale, Santa Clara county. Some sixteen years ago while serving as nightwatchman at this city he went into a saloop on Commercial street to. arrest a gambler named Tom Byrne. The latter drew a revolver but Wetmore fired first and shot him in the forehead, killing him instantly. Superior Court Orders. In the Superior Count this morning the insolvency cases of 8. T. and W. HMurchie were continued one week. The final acconnt of the administrator of the estate of Peter Ernst, de™ ceased, was settled. Wm. W. Days was granted letters of administration on the estate of Martha Days, deceased, the bond being fixed at $800. Tbe motion for a new trial in the case of Wm. Bee vs. Lewis Wheeler was denied. In the matter of the estate of John Hussey, deceased, letters of administration were granted to Mrs. Ellen Hussey, the widow, her bond. being $100. B. F. Snell, J.S. Goodwin and T. F. Goding were appointed apprisers. E. W. Schmidt, Public Administrator, was granted letters of administration on the estate of Charles F. Bates, deceased. aren Ones Not Excelled. The electric wires from San Francisco “and the intermediate and surrounding country to the far distant land of the Black Hills of Dakota are kept red-hot in proclaiming the fact that the articles in which B. Bullard is dealing, Sweet Cider, Boiled Cider and Cider Vinegar, opposite the fire house on Broad street, are not excelled; that his method of eee is through the air, above his head, swift, sure, prompt and free to all parts of the city. Thanking the public for past and present favors and hoping for a continuance of the same, he will in his next ad: prepare and brush up his hair and is sure to cause you to smile, nl4-1t _————-——2 820 -o—— To Elect Delegates. The executive committee of the Miners Association of this county will meet in this city Friday afternoon to elect delegates to the State convention. Persons desiring to attend should notify the secretary or members of the committee. ee Good Work For the A. 0. U. W. Special Deputy H. I. Brewer and John Ramsey returned today froma visit to Washington, Maybert and Relief Hill where they secured twenty applications for membership in Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W. bread when mamma gives us that!” asked little Ethel, “Oh, there’s got to be just so much red tape,” answered little Cuthbert. The reader will possibly be assisted to an understanding of these remarks when he is assured that there are no such persons as little Ethel and little Cuthbert. ; The crux of the whole matter is the mistaken belief of the jokesmith that he has got to live. eas ne it » ‘Next to,sleep, light, brisk and varied exercise will rest the tired brain more than anything else. Notice to Candidates. All applications for endorsement by the Republican County Gentral Committee for official positions must be filed in writing with the Secretary by Tharsday evening, November 17th. By order. 8S. W. Marsu, Chairman. J. J, HANLEY, Secretary. nl4-4ttaining”, and to clap the climiax he “Way do we ask God for our daily . PERSONAL POINTERS, . A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of ms ~ and Young. -Miss Annie Webber i quite ill. Frank Saxby of Ventura is here on a visit, T. P. Blue of You Bet was in the city . . today. from Tone. Miss Belle Stover has returned from Pleasanton. N, G. Segerstrand of Pet Hill was in. ’ town today. Flat to-morrow. A. R. Lady of North San Juan visited the county seat today. Superintendent Harmon is from the California mine. S. L. Parsons of Graniteville has returned from Sacramento. J. H. Vizzard of Moore’s Flat is here on his way to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Evans of North San Juan were in town today. Deputy County Surveyor Jenkins visited the county seat today. John Delbridge of the Beehive grocery store is on the sick list. down San Francisco on legal business. Mrs. Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield came down today to visit friends here. Miss Aline Oaldwell, daughter of Hon. John Caldwetl, returned today from Alaska. Mrs. John. Hussey, Mrs. S. Strang and J. 8. Goodwin were over today from You Bet. William Bee and Thomas Othet, two of Grass Valley’s substantial citizens, were in town today. W. T. Harker and’ wife, Mrs. C. B. Harker and Miss Bessie Cameron came down today from Relief Hill. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. McKinlay and the lady’s mother, Mrs. Baston, returned Saturday night from the Bay. Mrs. Chas. E. Ashburn of this city went to North San Juan yesterday to visit Benjamin Bronn’s family. Miss Agnes O’Connell, who has beep teaching school at Morro, San Luis Obispo county, is expected home in a few days. 2@e + Those Astounding Adverbs. One evening a gentleman came home with a budget of news. Am acquaintance had failed in business. He spoke of the incident as “deliciously sad”. He had walked up town with a noted wit, whom he described as “horribly enterspoke of the butterthat had been set before him ata country hotelas “divinely rancid.” ‘ a ‘The young people stared, and the oldest daughter said: “Why, papa, I should think you were out of your head.” “Not in the least my dear,” he said pleasantly. “I’m merely trying to follow the fashion. Iworked out ‘divinely rancid’ with a good deal of-labor. It seems rather more effective than ‘awfully sweet’. I mean to keep up with the rest of you hereafter. And now,” he continued, “let me help youto a piece of this exquisitely tough beef.” Adverbs, he says, are not so fashionable as they were in his home. Giddy ‘Quakers People going across the Brooklyn Bridge lately have been somewhat startled by the appearance of what at first sight seems to be five Quaker maids acting somewhat queerly. There was nothing demure. about these maids. They talked loudly, giggled and looked about in a manner calculated toattract considerable attention. Almost everyong who met them turned to look at them as they passed, and then the mystery was explained ‘he women were dressed in oilcloth suits and across the “Hall’s Headache Tablets, 10: Cents a Box.” Big Figures The yearly ouput of newspapers on this whirling earth is estimated at 12,000, 000,000 copies. This ‘is not the calculation of the circulation Managers, but ofa disinterested statistician. If all the papers were spread out, they would cover 10,450 square miles. The paper weighs 781,250 tons, and if the ink were dumped in into Lake Erie, Niaga:a Ex-Senator Preston returns to-night . W. F. Englebright goes to Dutch]. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross is here from . back of their capes. were these words! is B DONS ARE NOT READY. They Want to Defer Their Answer Till Wednesday. In the Meantime Amorica Keeps an Eye On Them. Paris, Nov.l4—It has been decided tha@there will be no joint session of the Peace Commission today. The Spanish Commissioner sent a note saying it was impossible to prepare memo} randum for presentation today and asked to defer next meeting till Wednesday. i Shells Shipped to Mare Island. Norro.k, Va., November 14.—Twenty thousand six-inch shells were shipped today for the Mare Island Navy Yard. and night on the siemens Princeton. A big Strike Has Been Ordered. Marzoro, Mass., Nov. 14.—The joint executive conncil of the boot and shoe workers has ordered a strike in seven factories, and 2600 employs will walk out. . THE secret of success in California, declares Professor Hilgard, is*thorough cultivation. It can be made largely a substitute for irrigation, a fact which has been established by the experience of numerous fruit growers during the exceptionally dry season of the present year. Not more water but more elbow grease is what is needed in many

of the California orchards and fields. “I HAvE the honor to announce, CapOrders have been issued to work day, BEART ‘DISEASE SCARCITY OF WATER. The Sanply to the Mines May Yet. Some Facts Regarding the Rapid In) Fail Entirely. . crease of Heart Troubles. There is only six feet of water iN ' Do Not be Aterned,” But Look For Fordyce dam, the usual amount at this . the Cause. time of the y ear being forty feet. It is . Heart troubles, at least among Amerthe main source of supply for this city . . icans, are certainly increasing aud and GYass Valley: If it does not storm . while this may be largely due to ts a once the South Yuba Company will . excitement and worry of America . business life, itis more often the rebe compelled by the end of the week to salt’ of esak etomache, of poor digek shat off its supply to them altogether, . ion) and they will have to even stop their Real, organic beart disease is ificurpumps which are still running. ; able; but not one case ina hundred of This afternoon the barometer’ is fall. heart trouble is organic. The close rélation between heart wpe catering Siw probable approach . onble and poor digestion is because of a storm. both organs are controlled by branches @ . of the same great nerves, the SympaTHERE are but few female lawyers. . thetic and Pneumogastric. A woman would rather Jay down the. {pn another way, also, the -heart is aflaw to one man than practice in the . fected by that form of poor digestion, court. . which causes gas and fermentation WHENEVER some husbands and wives . from half digested food; there is a feelagree, it is to the effcct that they made . ing of Uatpag and cat bump ton be . chest caused by pressure: 0 is aa vhs amr hg 'tended stomach on the heart and Burr i is said to be fattening, but too. ‘langs, interfering with their action; mucb of it will make a man lean— hence arises palpitation and short against something. . breath. +--+ ome : estion also poisons the Perce re te Soar Dormet: will yak ae be it thin and bean which chase more than the dollar someone tevitatan ‘etid Wahakevibthe hank. sles Actua NESE coe — The most sensible treatment for Every man knows how a wife should heart trouble is to improve the digesbe managed, but few are able/to do ; tion and to insure/the prompt assimithat same. Jation of food. . ‘This can best be done by the’ Finite . ! use after meals, of some safe, pleasant and effective digestive preparation, tee . like Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which A WISE man baits his hook with in. . may be found at most drug stores and quiry, but a fool baits his with. im-. which contain valuable, harmless dipertinence. . gestive elements in a pleasent convenPoe ce ek Te . ient form. “Tr isn’t always the fighting peron who . puts his cogregation to sleep. Some men are 5 too stubborn to ac knowledge the corn until you step on: their tues. It is safe to say that the regular, per. sistent,use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab. lets at meal times will cure any form . of stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach. In Butte City, Montana, November . Full sized package of the tablets 9th, Jobn J., beloved son of Mrs. Ann! gojg by druggists at 50 cents. and the late Lawrence Daly, and r brother of Mary F. ‘Daly, Mrs. Kate . Little book on stomach troubles O’Donnell, Mrs. Ella Hamm, Lawrence Mailed free. Address Stuart Co., MarB. and William B. Daly, a native of . shall, Mich. ‘ n14-16-18 Forest City, Sierra county, es SN —— DIED. tain, that the fire is in the fourth story, end our ladders and hose will reach only to the second.” “Indeed? Then. we'll have to wait until the fire gets down to the second!” Ooo WE should have just as much respect . for the man who takes two drinks and three and doesn’t show it. A sounp and healthy body is -the. . foundation of all that goes to make life a success, Exercise wil] enable you to obtain it. , U edotlika. 2 Se” OU Ua NE Catirornia has seen the last of fusion; The Populists won’t have any more of it, and the Democrats don’t want it. es THE contract for the construction of the Valley road depot at Tulare will be let in a few days. 72e@e % But few people worry themselves to death because of other people’s hatred of them. A’ @oop dinner “Otten transforms a bitter memory into a pleasant forgetory. “Tue harder a man works the more he earns for others. “e@e Ir’s harder to save a penny than it is to earn it. e@o > A MAN’s unreliability often exceeds his assets, What can’t be cured should be well insured. LEARN TO Say “No” when a dealer offers you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ‘There can be no substitute for America’s Greatest Medicine. Hoop’s Pitts‘ture nausea, sick headache, billiousness and all liver pills. Price 25 cents. gets drunk as for the one who takes} is New York. RovYAL CHANGE OF FORM, ‘ REDUCTION IN PRICE. Baking P Powder =-Semi-Centennial Year -(4F-THE INDEPENDENT emphaMade from from pure _ cream of of tartar. sizes its Fiftieth Year by changing its form to that of a Magazine, and by reagainst alum, =. ducing its annual subscription price from $3.00 to $2.00; single copies from powders are the HANG of the paent acy. ten to five cents. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW ‘YORK. It will maintain its reputation as the LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF THE WORLD. THE INDEPENDENT in its new form will print 3,640 pages of reading’ matter per fied at a cost to subscribers of $200, ile the prominent magazines, whien sell for $4.00 a year, print only about 2,000 pages. The subscriber to THE INDEPENDENT gets 82 per cent.-more of equally good a matter at one-half the cost ! ote TYPEWRITERS Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. They Educate as Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. Well as Please.. . THE INDEPENDENT. 130 Fulton St., N. Y. pee a NOT A FLAW che to be found any where in the line of . Footwe: and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kia they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate ee saeefions wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just bigh enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. « . done on fo@ All kinds of re the shortest notice at lowest rates. Fe “LICK HOUSE, . Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., : Center of Business District, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. G. W. KINGSBURY, Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. . Convenient to All Car Lines. Motierh Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. Grand improvements are being made in this po ilar house. and when compre the _ Lick le will be second to no louse on Pacific Coast. nll GRAND’ THANKSGIVING: BALL TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY HALL, eo CITY, THANKSGIVING RYE. (Wednesday Ev’ng, Nov. 23.) Under the direstion of Prof. John Michell. A Prize Waltz Will be held, when haikdoma ‘priai: will be awarded by a committee to the . best-lady and gentleman dancers. as MUSIO BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. _ ADMISSION: Ladle ica ae Spectators ia Gallery: Gentlemen 50. cones; Ladies 25 cents. Provide the children with the means to ob ——— tain a livelihood for themselves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. A moderate outlay that secures a profitableinvestment for your boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO. $8 and 5 FrontSt., Sau eee ae . . ) MARKER Attorney haa Sindinies tt Law, QFFICE—cor. BROAD AND PINE STS, tore vvvnvney vvvvnnnnnvavvonnnne onnnoet: & GO. up stairs, Nevada Citv. Falls would be in deep moruning for a . year. If the printed sheet were piled . 400 miles nearerthe moon than the bot' tom. ALL the world’s a prize ring and all the men and women merely scrappers. ee MeTaL rasts if not used and the body becomes diseased if not exercised. ‘ 1Oe> But few wives who drive their husbands to drink have to use whips. +100 ' SOME women speak little to a man’s heart and but little to his mind . Tue confirmed bachelor prefers to séttle his affairs out of court. Time is caught by the tail more fe quently than by the he forelock. Many good euhuenie are set, but few of them are ever hatched. Tue sins that pay best are the last ones we want to give up. ' Sweeney The 0, K. Painter. He does high-class wo work at fair prices. or contract. The best materials always used. 022-tf ree The Very Ls Latest. Beauty Pins in diff different styles at up, the top of the column would be. Nothing slighted, whether by the day . chop Your Mince Meat i For $2.50 Leutje & Brand’s, n7-tt . . ——=. 14 Suits Reduced yeed Your Raising from $4.50 to $2.50. For $1.00 "You will see eleewhere in these. columns an ad, sent way out from Philadelphia by the people who make tHiess goods. which we sold at $4. 50, ani we They are all right. $2.50. Who ? Why both people and the goods. < People little money. Saves Labor. . Saves time. Once used will never be Now. Is Your Time. forgotten,Respectfully, de he they will not last long. ~ LADIES. This day we have placed in our winkew 14 FIN E SUITS have now cut the price to . This is a fine. chance to get a good suit for very. Do Not Wait 2 j. MAHER ¢ e oO. Pi ‘$6 our COAT and CAPE ainda: MAHER * ecstuade atte are offering.” Every Boot — THE FLOOR WILL BB CANVASED. . forget us when you want. Blankets and Comforters. 7 SONNTAG i New President o ~“clation It is stated th said in positive a candidate at n in San. Franci President of the tion. It was on sistent solicitati to remain at the tion last year. elected Lieuter stated that the private business tention will be s terly preclude h executive office vada county fee! determination. i necessary to cho they would like the present Sec: Sonntag has bee’ urer of the Asso years. its Secreta familiar with eve ingand plans. . ability and rare representative m political entangl his supporters it say, and seems t available and effi sition provided upon to accept it CANVASSIN The Supervisors . Retarns-of 1 The County . morning for the the returns of le They are going precinct by preci ares and verifyit a long and tedioc two. or three days official pluralitie public. It is not work of the Bos sults as heretoft Transoriet from turns.. + The Plumba There was. filed ty “Olerk articles the ‘Oriental Ge now engaged in « quartz, mine on 1 above Moore’s Fi: is $80,000 divided ing a value ( being held as fo! 600 shares; Fran’ Johnson, 600; W. Haunt, 600; Mason M. Hill, 2,400. T son W. Mather a Plambago preci Frank B. Hill an Alleghany, Sierra Landers of San F Was Born It Ie “The Virginia — ‘that Mrs. George jy Satarday mor: ‘idence on the orth C and C Hawkes had been tack to which she intervals: for a: we apparently impr nnexpectedly. H to heart trouble. Mrs, Hawkes. wa was a native of county, but had stock since ear there with her pa A Méeteoric Dis The meteoric ¢ evening did nc L. D. Wells, an upper Spring st members that « meteors fell for snow in a midwit ple thought the . surely come and fright, Sam Shay ‘Sam-T,-Shaw-e ‘tical company w turn engagement on Monday ey They will prod and popular dra will be sure tod Henry Fart Henry R. Fa printing busine Office during the Tuesday last el terey county on by a handsome is a Rep blican oing t JA elegation ‘vada City lodge ‘Grass Valley to ‘there, They: w tional hotel at 4 j == A Dance . On Wednesd dom Circle, Cor Will givea soci hall, ey 25 cents.Sweeney, the pared to-do-tin : Most moderate