November 16, 1898 (4 pages)

————— ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. THE MINERS CONVENTION 16, 1898. WEDNESDAY.. NOV. Holidays by & Sandnyeand ieni Oe ee eh BROWN & CAlMcame, a ‘ ae eae ; : pats Se oak : i ia 3 oe eae i : ai on PasojRobles Hall is ill with diphtheria. — oly oa sult of weak stomachs, of pecs diges. All Native Sons able; but not one case in a hundred of have been invited to f th tort . bear and hoop will be of gold washed ttiest . girl vi foned, sugar-coated pieces, arg.notin it with Hood’s. o022-tf. most moderate prices. eee: ie a H ood:Ss ‘CHANGE OF FORM, REDUCTION IN PRICE. Pills a, a d v h, Z China set will be raffled Saturday night. . Stories and humorous speeches will be mane ¢ pacteagaen basen The and a punch three weeks they will be raffled again. Will be passed around In fact, the miners I will be brewed. pen § COST OF THE ELECTION : e‘ acct Bills That Were Paid Today j i i j 4 have a jolly evening in their owD. oe erenigemaans Packwood, igs istory of Californ iners’ “As eine foe eae perigee All modern bouses finished eee nant 1 witha secretary in the United States sire to make a purchase? He sells as with last week’s election: W.F. Prisk, election supplies, adverCabinet to be known as Secretary of good goods at as low figures asthe man Mines and Mining; matters concerning who does business in the big city. The tising and printing, $1,906.70. Wells, Fargo & Company, expressage, the restraining.dams, which are to be hills look green far away.—Printers . erected by Government and State apInk. $12.94. Labor on election booths: T. H. propriations, and the minerals lands Watters $1.56, Paul Quick $3, John bill in Congress. The annual reports Brophy $2.50, James Hustler $2.50, J. C. of the officers of the association will be Rich and George Clutter $10, M. J. unusually interesting. Governor Budd, Mayor Phelan and Tells “Tales Out of School.” Hy mes $2.50, B. Corrigan $2, N. Offenbach $12, George Stacey $3, H. Wilallthe United States Senators and Con“WhenI first went to the College at ; : i Yard at Depot. TOWLE Lincoln, Neb., the maid gave me a cup of coffee, the taste of which disgusted me and J sent it back with the request toget some better made. The girl told me that they served mostly Postum Food Coffed, so when I got that propcraft $56,S. Henwood $64, C. J. Miller support the re-election of Hon. Jacob erly made, it proved to be a) delicious $64, A. Henderson $67, John George H. Netf as president of the California drink and one that I have used ever Miners’ Association if he can be indacsince. I find that many people make $64. ed to accept a remominatioa. His duJ.E. Carr, stamps, $151.60. their common coffee in a very slip-shod Brooklyn Lodge, You Bet, rent of ties as the next Lieyjenant-Governor of this State may prevent his acceptance hall, $10. _T. R. Cooley, labor on booths and of the oftice, however, and it can be stated that in such an event the miners rent, $13. bave very~‘nearly fixed upon their J. J. Greany, stamps, stamps, $35. Delivering election supplies—G. Wetchoice, which is Julian Sonntag, present terau $7.50, H. Callanan $3, P. C. Joyce Secretary. Mr. Sonntag, for private business $10, Wm.Harry $15. will decline a re-election as reasons, J. Rent of hall—Eagle Hose Co. $5, ‘ @ G. W. KINGSBURY, Baking Powder Loomis, Cal. Nov. 9, 1898, says they do not-like Postum, has Mrs. Jennie May of this place states never really had a good-cup ofit. The the ‘The Board was still in session at that she had some kind of rash on ber whole secret is in the boiling. It must honr this report closed. body, but since taking Hood’s Sarsabe boiled long enough to bring out the parilla she has seen no symptoms of flavor. $300 Appropriated. : the trouble. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the b “E suffered terribly with dull headal 7 hae” medicine best voted on afterno this sors Supervi The dingo wer ae aches before I took to drinking Possie to appropriate $300 to the Miners Assotum instaead of coffee, but these have Piano Tunings ' ciation of Nevada county. Have You a House e that requires painting Or anything else inside or outside? If you have talk a i with Sweeney, the Oo. K. Painter, before 022-tf. giving your order. To Be/Sold at; Cost. at Vinton’s drag store. — nl5-5t <on-No Job Too Big Nor none to little to receive @rompt cream of tartar. Safeguardsthe food against alum. Alsm menacers to SRST pope y _ My Trimmed : tiring from the Millinery business. Mrs, Foam. Manager. Hotel Newly. Fitted Throughout, . Grand vorvevonnvynvvvennnnnnnnnnnnsnnnttt MAKER & GO. Coast. nil 14 Suits Reduced from $4.50 to $2.50. WABATLA Pickups of the ‘. ‘Four A baby girl cam Jones last Saturde Horst Bros. let ¢ this week to clear ing back of the R the levee. This la be gradually recla Next week Ros: ville will begin to crop of oranges. season and the fru tion. It is estima be loaded from th Preston James for desigus were draw ‘in style and modr all that can be de will be two story, circle tower. A. Misle At his place on eye Bullard disp! underngath —§ it Cider.” A boy lo tion the other da; meant “Dear Swe maker says he th the deer’s head w the public will . cheap and not de: PER Hou. E. B. Ed: you county, who Commissioner of a letter to Sherm city, chairman of ty convention: “It has been a Nevada county d you all very mav port.” — Pustmaster The Postoffice. an order to. the checks may b money order ofl funds, RHEUMATISM C: pains than any due to acid in tk by Hood’s Sarsa izes this acid. :) Hoon’s Pits ¢ ‘ed for 25 ceuts Lowell, Mass. ‘They are all right. Who? LADIES. This day we have placed in our window 14 FINE SUITS ‘$2. 50. This is a fine chance toeet a good suit for very Why both people. little money. Saves Labor. Saves time. Once used will never be. ‘Now forgotien, Is Your Time. As hey will . the Republican mittee for offic filed in writing Thursday even order, , 8 J.J. HANLEY, Smith's ’ Ask yonr ( Crop Prunes, 8 and the goods. . ; A called mee No. 13, F. and J Masonic Hall t« November 16th m. Work in th “Notice . which we sold at $4.50, ani we have now. cut the price to goods. momen An Apprec All-applicatic . For $2.50 : Maso way out from Philadelphia by the people who make these! Chop Your Mince Meat That weather ¢ predictions from to get. a job maki menis on some The other day he f wind” for next da: had was @ balmy s day-be_said we wo' today, whereas th overcast and the t A heavy storm good to the comm: its finances. improvements are bei thisLpopeiay house, and when ssounee ake, Lick will be second to no house on the Pa-. You will see elsewhere in! these columns an ad, sent. the change. . will givea social hop at Odd Fellows hall. Everybody invited. Admission ‘aml aaduae Teseee: Maria THE nl24f something for “those sinking spells.” a pee. . they have been greatly benefitted by . fen wor eee, in eeney, ee ADMISSION: deed ‘Your Raisins — fae: For $1 0 Coffee and you may depend upon it ee THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED. ~ Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern, cific who are regular users of Postum Food _—_——— Only $2.00 per year, ; or at that‘ rate for any part of a year. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. Made from pure on to. _On Wednesday evening next is all done on honor and is put022-tf dom Circle, Companions:of the Forest, . Hats, and everything in stay. v o20 Paul Schoen, the well-known tuner, all been gone for two years or more. I will be here on the 20th. Leave orders could give you quite a list of friends MUSIC Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. i may depend upon it that anyone who Henshan, Bulkey & Co., road machine, $325.07. BROS. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. ber Couple... RSE uae $1.00 ~ Center of Business District, LAGIOS, oo 5 ook has Savina eee seeks 25 Cts . THE INDEPENDENT. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Spectators ia Gallery: Genilemen 50 cents; Ladies 25 cents. 130 Fulton St., N. Y well made Postum, likes it, and you Took Its Departure. $12.25, only about 2,000 pages. The subscriber will be awarded by a committee to the to THE INDEPENDENT gets 82 per best lady and gentleman dancers. {eent. more of equally good reading CO. matter at one-half the cost ! ., BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. e has at any time had a genuine cup of; — ee ee A Prize Waltz form will print 3,640 pages of reading Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Secretary. The. fight lies between C. Conaway.$5,.0.A. Sammons.$16. Work on bonds, delivering returns, Robert Turner of Nevada county, and etc.—W. T. Rule $6, C. J. Miller ¢6, £. M. Benjamin of Alameda county. Both have their cards, out, and are Jobn George $10.75. Armstrong and De Guerre, station«working hard for election. Treasurer 8. J. Hendy has filled the ery, $16.45. of Treasurer so acceptably that office H. M. Place, ink and pad, 50 cents. MRS. H. M FLOYD, there is no doubt of his re-election. S. Clatter hall rent, $10. Colby, Kansas. The visiting miners will begin to arHenry Luke, material for election, and manner and even more, I believe, serve Sunday, next Francisco San in rive $5.40, Herald, advertising and printing, promise to make things lively around Postum in such a way that it is tasteless and unpalatable. Everyone who the hotels, $112.60. T. J. Giffen, affidavits of registration, THE INDEPENDENT in its new Under the direction of Prof. John Michell. Telephone No. 51. LICK HOUSE, FORMER COLLEGE GIRL. gressmen from this State have been inliams $3.75. Fisher Bros., oil for precinct No. 1, vited to attend the convention and address the miners assembled. Nevada City, 25 cents. Regarding the officers for the incomServices of election boards—F. 8. Reader $51, T. P. Blue $48, W. T. Rule ing year it can be said that all the $56, E. W. Donnelly $64, B. N. Shoemining counties will unswervingly with Il OF THE WORLD. per year ata cost to subscribers THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL pefprey! $200, while the prominent magacinas. whicn sell for $4.00 a year, print AND MINING TIMBERS. Will be “held, when handsome ‘prizes distress for favors. ‘Then why. letters will please say “advertised,” and following claims against the cvunty . on will be the creation of a Govern. tis of pay a fee of one cent for each letter. for labor, material, etc., in connection ment Department of Mines and Mining, should you ignore him when you deJ. E. CARR, Ppstmaster. ; THANKSGIVING BYE. ". LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. (Wednesday Ev’ng, Nov. 23.) And As Cheap AAs Pine. o” Ralston, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Miss Anna L. Stephens, Frank Satins . apomak 10 ee Oe The Supervisors today allowed the. tions to be discussed and acted up-. ;, she ean “ko chess sca , H. Parmele: idak Sy aug secs wn ar _ oa home merchant is the man who helps the W. Pascoe, 9 home merchant is the man who 1 . gives you credit when you have no i eae be tte 2 one Of . cash to buy the necessaries of life. The © ConveRtion Heel ws by the pee SEQUOIA, Semen teres . THANKSGIVING BALL eg $3.00 to $2.00; single copies from ten to five cents. It will maintain its reputation as the Poros i+ ade» daay * i eden aotie -2@0aoanons If the articles are not called tor in. ™ade by masters of that art. Cigars . Teceived by ) Mai to Stand-By te Frazier, Stone aed ographe. been. E. EB. Roddan Easy to take. Spat New York. bring their wives, while Native Daugh-. metal and will be attached to pend [Se SOR OF ~~ Sede ipo: SOOT) SRts Me the which on color, pink light sed Letters. of ribbon . Adverti well ,-as se and husbands d their houses; invite vine-cla may and ters ion, porches Associat nia Miners’ “Oalifor ing words da aii Vidlite Wao nay: ba eojoued is a list of the letters seh cages _ alga Par The following printed in letters of gold. a at their homes, whether members of . 1898,” will be Postoffice at Nevada and easy to operate, is true the ng in remaini . : igen 1 Tuesday evening, November 224, will . America, to regio TO BE GIVEN AT these orders or not. of Hood’s Pills, which are : 16 er Novemb Gity, . in phers, photogra h ne divacaig Hall. Bons’ Native at ’ night” . “Miners the by offered up to date in every respect. prizes nal Additio Agostini, Luigi ee coe ARMORY HALL, the delegates and inuetid Apa Safe, certain and sure. All ‘ ladies of the Catholic fair have been . 0n that evening Broughton, W. _ aps A e to magazin the by ployed . re-anion jolly a druggists. 2c. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. . =-Semi-Centennial Year.-= raified us follows: No. 15, cow; 156,. Vited guests will have NEVADA CITY, aia gig re rites selueanrh oe The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia . spgerHE INDEPENDENT emphabuggy horse; 227, silver bread plate; 50, ‘There will be orchestral music and a saat Curtis, Mrs. Chas. E. . sizes its Fiftieth Year by changing its ouiinn Nee oh cine wan AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY gold watch; 122, doll on exhibition at . quartet will sing the popular songs. tha beat P es A. M. . form to that of a Magazine, and by reFrancis, : hak saion ary ; swap to invited Golden’s. Dewey’s picture and the. The miners will be so ‘ducing its annual subscription price ean night. A storm tl avers last over Sua: In some of the ¢ rain were offered . Owing to the lac ing purposes over Grass Valley and i less it rains by Fri of those mines d power must be shi The oldest settle another as dry a8 M. C. Taylor, who came up to attend Native Daughters, will be a fine affair. . which a tiny bear willhang. The eagle, Chistes and Histor ay The new moor One local weath not have a big sto. between Wednesda: Shoot Each Other and Scare tion. Cheyenne. Real, organic heart disease is: incur.: costed. Sweeney, the ©.K. Palater, is preWhen you take Hood’s Pills. Ip big, old-fasha ca by the Native Sons, in honor of the . °utstretched wings withina hoop, from ae au vehacvigsen OS pills, which tear you all to . THE INDEPENDENT. wenvines ates pared todo the best painting at the BS : lumberman, . Cut and while this may be largely due to the excitement and worry of American business life, it is more often the re. Thoarticles were sent her by a friend . gates thie year is uniqne.and altogeth a a Cag _ from San Francisco. A twelve-year-old son of Mrs. Thos. anddies No Rain Yet and3 will bs> e e e ae ts Hiner. ehige) (RP Erevieel GOmlg) Seclat te handiiverksot Filiippinon. The bedga'to be'.wern ty’ the dele-. voice is so rough.” “Me, my me, beats ures} er . om 10 OnOORIANS artistic architect Be a rier Gathe & wee Dwight Rolfe has been sick for past. n was in . Mrs. F. Battis of Washingto . . town today. . from ght J.J. Ott is to return toni heart trouble is organic. : days in San Francisco. ee 2 l wife, returned today The close relation between heart his era of y Schroeder, County Assessor. gen funeral Henr a the is ere —Th Reet CHEYENNE,Nov. 19. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. to San Francisco. trouble and poor digestion is because went to San Francisco today. elect, ch Sév dispat ry. Paris ant inf 16—A colored Lonpon, Nov. Do not miss the party to be given at the mining expert, came, row among the both organs are controlled by branches J. M. Harper, Hugh J. Baldwin, formerly of Grass ‘Last evening’s Daily Report says nces that the Spanish Peace Gomrs have’ been cut and of the same great nerves, the annou ng. die eveni sol last Odd Fellows hall tonight by the Comthe City t Valley, was elected on the Republican of l Fores ‘era Sy mpafrom down the of tee commit ve executi the that panions of the Forest. recent election Superinmissioners have ‘prepared a definite T. B.Gray, the insurance man, left hot. Considerable apprehension is thetic and Pnenmogastric. atthe ticket . have Assciation Miners’ California . Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for Schools of San Diego. In another way, also, the heart is af. answer regarding their Philippine polcity over their conduct lest completed the arrangements for . tendent of gas basiness. felt in the yestersweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. nearly suddenly died s’ Totten ogee scott H. trip. nation Ww. two fected by that form of poor digestion, the of organizarence . that confe of A zens icy. citi convention -. they attack private First-class and purity guaranteed. tt . the annual Fred Breese of this city is now con which causes gas. and fermentation be held in. day afternoon about 4 o'clock at his Commissioners is being held today. will convention The tion. . colony ‘German a It is reported that mine of heart ducting a plumbing business at Ramfrom half digested food; there is a fee}Hall in San Francisco, . home near the Maryland is to be established by the Ayers synNative Sons’ The Spaniards refuse to discuss any part City, Alaska, ‘ FelOdd the to ritt and belonged He Mer disease. n. ‘Ge ing of oppression.and heaviness in the m. a. 10 at Monday next . near land‘their dicate on some of question involving the abandonment of Miss Mamie Laverty, who bas been. urgents. chest caused by pressure of the disIns the Julian Sonntag, who has. lows. : Secretary anid . Smartsville. a visit to several of {onearly all day was consumed in JusSpanish sovereignty over the Philiphere on a visit to Misses Aggie eral tended stomach on the heart and © This morning's prediction from the . just returned from home. Lonpon, November 16th.—Gen her jury a ‘to ned obtaining in retur has court , ‘Green’s Carey tice Katie acgreat lungs, interfering with their action; reports pines. counties, mining the . Francisco U.S. Weather Bureau at San . Merritt says regarding the Filippinos Kence arises palpitation and_ short. . in the case of the people vs McCory. organizations, Valle branch s the Brown’ at among tivity Gener-. Oe o—was: “Partly cloudy tonight. gnize the breath. Anderson. Thedefense was . that it is impossible to reco all of which are holding meetings and mick alias A Novel Mining Proposition. . ally fair tomorrow.” Justice Spania rds Upbraid by venue of change a pursued refused ey at them Dew Poor digestion: ‘also poisons the to represent Admirat The families of G. W. Durst and electing delegates . insurgents. a. former resident of La The British. Jones, Green. . B. E. fully that believes to blood, makes it thin and watery, which = He being convention. purpose his course, same Deputy Sheriff Pascoe have removed . the the Last night shortly before ten o'clock. ~Maprip, Nov. 16.—The newspapers Porte, accompanied by Hatry Beatty,. irritates and weakens the heart. be present on the} from Nevada street to the Dreyfuss 400 delegates will . . not recognize Aguinaldo or his troops. house of William Benfield, near the on Monday, were out to the De Long send will Nevadacounty , The most sensible treatment for day. opening ing Suspension attempt of near British street the Pine here accuse pinos house on mine, fourteen miles below Long Bar,. . Merritt assured leading Filip 50, El Dorado 30, . the North Star mine, was burned. The heart trouble is to improve the diges90 delegates, Amador Carlos Bridge. Don through a of to create disorder them tion and to insure the prompt assimi5, Santa Clara 8 and fire started from the upsetting on the north Fork. Mr. Jones has 8 11. United States would treat J. M. White killed Placer 60, Siskiyou P. R. Bradley and the children as they so as to enable themselves to extend lumber contract: from the mine. The. one-of by lamp atlation of food. the the and of 30, e least notic at them t fairly. He gave a California lion Monday, near’ the . San Francisco of the company cover abou in. were going to bed. A small amount of their possessions around Gibraltar. claims represented be will counties other they feet, 6 feared he This can best be done by the ere measured California mine. It tack on Manila because loss approxeight miles of the river bed. Sheed San Franciscocounty . furniture was saved. The The proportion. ninety use after meals, of some safe, pleasant weighed and murlength 8 inches in otherwise loot and possibly men are now cutting wood for engines. . might \ ranch of the California Miners’ Asso. imates $900. and effective digestive preparation, A Coal Barge. . pounds. +o It is proposed to work the gravels . der. held a meeting in the like Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which Miss Julia Dillon, sister of Frank{ciation . this Gardens. for and aud Homes 400 Pretty On the Rocks. trom the bank of the river, W@hamber of gage tae for the’ purDillon of this city, died at the home of may be found at most drug stores and eu apel mone derricks and elevators will be . delegates. its electing of Nov. 16.—A barge purposeThe N.Y., er Watertown, Lumb which contain valuable, harmless diPine . forty nts in San Francisco on Tuesemploy now her y compan used. the use of photography tetary Sonntag will open head-. How general es a Raise. gestive elements in a pleasant convenis on men only, but it is intended to employ. Tak owned by the coal company modern the by day, Soe was aged 25 years and a naadopted be to coming . i8 on quarters for the visiting miners tive of California. is the rocks near Sackett’s harbor. The about 200 next summer. Nov. 16.—The Pine ient form. in the Palace magazine as a means of illustration next morning The owners, about fifty in number, . San Francisco, Monday . Andrews Jas. of case It is safe to say that the regular, perurers’ The trial of the Manfact Lumber . g residin Association, in the announcement of The. captain, his family dd crew are aboard. are men of moderate means probably in. the Marble Room, . Sbown sistent use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tabit is about The mine is situ;. that and others against George” Fletcher . Hotel, Journal Home in San Francisco. Ladies’ facilities and ago, can register Life Boats have been ordered out in ated in Plumas county. A road has, which was formed several weeks and the Reddik Mining Company will where they lets at neal times will cure any form to publish six new, distinct series of from lumber of price writing will be given. the and d reading increase for has . 80 valleys Flea the hope of saving the people. of way by made less judging cro of stomach ih ln except cancer of last two or three days longer, which will include not articles ted It a. is expecte that freight to the mine comes from. 414 to $15 per th thousan It will be’a place of rendezvous for the from theindications today. The idea of the aphs. price will be fixed in a the stomach photogr 400 higher than even an n one big attendi a is not se are enterpri they The . when Oroville iners Hea to be quite. a and full of promise. “TurteaFull sized package of ihe tablets . magazine is to present one hundred is kettle seems San + of] pighooch 8 parm handmealies Native Sons’) Hall. intag the convention . few days, as the association has secured sold by druggists at 50 cents. anda silk shawl giceeaad oredgncuenpec a gray-col absolute control of the pine lumber Little book on stomach troubles ‘The reason given by the associatrade. . can’t a pin: rolling the of the prettiest gardehs, . too,” rep mailed free. , Address Stuart Co. Marhundred one My ‘igs it ag . tion for advancing its prices is on ac“n14-16-18 who is with the U.S. troops at Manila. . different from the previous badge. The . t° Sy Oo mult — dough.” beyond get sev-. puter cpa mh © ey ‘ count of the scarcity of pine ereneiae The party to be given tomorrow night . emblem will be an American eagle with i pe Crrl NO 4 2 ee wee Heart troubles, at least among Amer. «Rall Out Among Themselves icans, are certainly increasing and ill. . Minor Notes — apa : Richard Barry went to San Frantoda : L. Marsh, the pioneer s Have & Meeting Tois M. sioner Commis The h ho Robi ii poor health. Assembl nter-. en aoe Le of Local age a Saat spsaa te Thos. T. Hughes is spending a few . day to Consider Matters. “ 3 A DRY Do Not be Alarmed, But“books For the Cause, Bie “Little Marguerite Mills is JameeSountonleft today fr Refuse to Surrender Sovereignty! (Preparing Pet ‘the Annual _Mr: Over Philippines. Jerome Deasy, the ex-detective; is up ring Next Week. isco us tet Ww DNESDAY. . WE q Over The Telephone. or BRIRE MENTION. ~ ABARYT DISEAS PRRSONALPOINTERS. COLORED TROOPS Some Facts RegardingAteRapid i. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. SPANIARDS OUBLE. TR E A Pally Chronicle.ri the Doings of a K A crease of Heart Troubles, M A Day's Record of Our Nelghbors as Told) 4 ARE DEFIANT. and Young. TE ec saetainiaateeeniineall Do Not Wait . come to Wm, I and you will f 031 not last long. : Alw For the best coats—Hibbit Respectfully, ~MAHER S CO. Sweeney He does hig Nothing sligh or contract. used. P. SA-See oir COAT and CAPE display. Don’t forget us when you want Blankets and Comforters. MABBR ee we. . rrr Asada WUdddddddd dud Th Beauty Pir Leutje & Bra Nevada Coptes of the be obtained f Apply to F. B.

————— ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. THE MINERS CONVENTION 16, 1898. WEDNESDAY... NOV. Holidays by & Sandnyeand ieni Oe ee eh BROWN & CAlMcame, a ‘ ae eae ; : pats Se oak : i ia 3 oe eae i : ai on PasojRobles Hall is ill with diphtheria. — oly oa sult of weak stomachs, of pecs diges. All Native Sons able; but not one case in a hundred of have been invited to f th tort . bear and hoop will be of gold washed ttiest . girl vi foned, sugar-coated pieces, arg.notin it with Hood’s. o022-tf. most moderate prices. eee: ie a H ood:Ss ‘CHANGE OF FORM, REDUCTION IN PRICE. Pills a, a d v h, Z China set will be raffled Saturday night. . Stories and humorous speeches will be mane ¢ pacteagaen basen The and a punch three weeks they will be raffled again. Will be passed around In fact, the miners I will be brewed. pen § COST OF THE ELECTION : e‘ acct Bills That Were Paid Today j i i j 4 have a jolly evening in their owD. oe erenigemaans Packwood, igs istory of Californ iners’ “As eine foe eae perigee All modern bouses finished eee nant 1 witha secretary in the United States sire to make a purchase? He sells as with last week’s election: W.F. Prisk, election supplies, adverCabinet to be known as Secretary of good goods at as low figures asthe man Mines and Mining; matters concerning who does business in the big city. The tising and printing, $1,906.70. Wells, Fargo & Company, expressage, the restraining.dams, which are to be hills look green far away.—Printers . erected by Government and State apInk. $12.94. Labor on election booths: T. H. propriations, and the minerals lands Watters $1.56, Paul Quick $3, John bill in Congress. The annual reports Brophy $2.50, James Hustler $2.50, J. C. of the officers of the association will be Rich and George Clutter $10, M. J. unusually interesting. Governor Budd, Mayor Phelan and Tells “Tales Out of School.” Hy mes $2.50, B. Corrigan $2, N. Offenbach $12, George Stacey $3, H. Wilallthe United States Senators and Con“WhenI first went to the College at ; : i Yard at Depot. TOWLE Lincoln, Neb., the maid gave me a cup of coffee, the taste of which disgusted me and J sent it back with the request toget some better made. The girl told me that they served mostly Postum Food Coffed, so when I got that propcraft $56,S. Henwood $64, C. J. Miller support the re-election of Hon. Jacob erly made, it proved to be a) delicious $64, A. Henderson $67, John George H. Netf as president of the California drink and one that I have used ever Miners’ Association if he can be indacsince. I find that many people make $64. ed to accept a remominatioa. His duJ.E. Carr, stamps, $151.60. their common coffee in a very slip-shod Brooklyn Lodge, You Bet, rent of ties as the next Lieyjenant-Governor of this State may prevent his acceptance hall, $10. _T. R. Cooley, labor on booths and of the oftice, however, and it can be stated that in such an event the miners rent, $13. bave very~‘nearly fixed upon their J. J. Greany, stamps, stamps, $35. Delivering election supplies—G. Wetchoice, which is Julian Sonntag, present terau $7.50, H. Callanan $3, P. C. Joyce Secretary. Mr. Sonntag, for private business $10, Wm.Harry $15. will decline a re-election as reasons, J. Rent of hall—Eagle Hose Co. $5, ‘ @ G. W. KINGSBURY, Baking Powder Loomis, Cal. Nov. 9, 1898, says they do not-like Postum, has Mrs. Jennie May of this place states never really had a good-cup ofit. The the ‘The Board was still in session at that she had some kind of rash on ber whole secret is in the boiling. It must honr this report closed. body, but since taking Hood’s Sarsabe boiled long enough to bring out the parilla she has seen no symptoms of flavor. $300 Appropriated. : the trouble. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the b “E suffered terribly with dull headal 7 hae” medicine best voted on afterno this sors Supervi The dingo wer ae aches before I took to drinking Possie to appropriate $300 to the Miners Assotum instaead of coffee, but these have Piano Tunings ' ciation of Nevada county. Have You a House e that requires painting Or anything else inside or outside? If you have talk a i with Sweeney, the Oo. K. Painter, before 022-tf. giving your order. To Be/Sold at; Cost. at Vinton’s drag store. — nl5-5t <on-No Job Too Big Nor none to little to receive @rompt cream of tartar. Safeguardsthe food against alum. Alsm menacers to SRST pope y _ My Trimmed : tiring from the Millinery business. Mrs, Foam. Manager. Hotel Newly. Fitted Throughout, . Grand vorvevonnvynvvvennnnnnnnnnnnsnnnttt MAKER & GO. Coast. nil 14 Suits Reduced from $4.50 to $2.50. WABATLA Pickups of the ‘. ‘Four A baby girl cam Jones last Saturde Horst Bros. let ¢ this week to clear ing back of the R the levee. This la be gradually recla Next week Ros: ville will begin to crop of oranges. season and the fru tion. It is estima be loaded from th Preston James for desigus were draw ‘in style and modr all that can be de will be two story, circle tower. A. Misle At his place on eye Bullard disp! underngath —§ it Cider.” A boy lo tion the other da; meant “Dear Swe maker says he th the deer’s head w the public will . cheap and not de: PER Hou. E. B. Ed: you county, who Commissioner of a letter to Sherm city, chairman of ty convention: “It has been a Nevada county d you all very mav port.” — Pustmaster The Postoffice. an order to. the checks may b money order ofl funds, RHEUMATISM C: pains than any due to acid in tk by Hood’s Sarsa izes this acid. :) Hoon’s Pits ¢ ‘ed for 25 ceuts Lowell, Mass. ‘They are all right. Who? LADIES. This day we have placed in our window 14 FINE SUITS ‘$2. 50. This is a fine chance toeet a good suit for very Why both people. little money. Saves Labor. Saves time. Once used will never be. ‘Now forgotien, Is Your Time. As hey will . the Republican mittee for offic filed in writing Thursday even order, , 8 J.J. HANLEY, Smith's ’ Ask yonr ( Crop Prunes, 8 and the goods. . ; A called mee No. 13, F. and J Masonic Hall t« November 16th m. Work in th “Notice . which we sold at $4.50, ani we have now. cut the price to goods. momen An Apprec All-applicatic . For $2.50 : Maso way out from Philadelphia by the people who make these! Chop Your Mince Meat That weather ¢ predictions from to get. a job maki menis on some The other day he f wind” for next da: had was @ balmy s day-be_said we wo' today, whereas th overcast and the t A heavy storm good to the comm: its finances. improvements are bei thisLpopeiay house, and when ssounee ake, Lick will be second to no house on the Pa-. You will see elsewhere in! these columns an ad, sent. the change. . will givea social hop at Odd Fellows hall. Everybody invited. Admission ‘aml aaduae Teseee: Maria THE nl24f something for “those sinking spells.” a pee. . they have been greatly benefitted by . fen wor eee, in eeney, ee ADMISSION: deed ‘Your Raisins — fae: For $1 0 Coffee and you may depend upon it ee THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED. ~ Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern, cific who are regular users of Postum Food _—_——— Only $2.00 per year, ; or at that‘ rate for any part of a year. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. Made from pure on to. _On Wednesday evening next is all done on honor and is put022-tf dom Circle, Companions:of the Forest, . Hats, and everything in stay. v o20 Paul Schoen, the well-known tuner, all been gone for two years or more. I will be here on the 20th. Leave orders could give you quite a list of friends MUSIC Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. i may depend upon it that anyone who Henshan, Bulkey & Co., road machine, $325.07. BROS. Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. ber Couple..... RSE uae $1.00 ~ Center of Business District, LAGIOS, oo 5 ook has Savina eee seeks 25 Cts . THE INDEPENDENT. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Spectators ia Gallery: Genilemen 50 cents; Ladies 25 cents. 130 Fulton St., N. Y well made Postum, likes it, and you Took Its Departure. $12.25, only about 2,000 pages. The subscriber will be awarded by a committee to the to THE INDEPENDENT gets 82 per best lady and gentleman dancers. {eent. more of equally good reading CO. matter at one-half the cost ! .., BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. e has at any time had a genuine cup of; — ee ee A Prize Waltz form will print 3,640 pages of reading Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Secretary.. The. fight lies between C. Conaway.$5,.0.A. Sammons.$16. Work on bonds, delivering returns, Robert Turner of Nevada county, and etc.—W. T. Rule $6, C. J. Miller ¢6, £. M. Benjamin of Alameda county. Both have their cards, out, and are Jobn George $10.75. Armstrong and De Guerre, station«working hard for election. Treasurer 8. J. Hendy has filled the ery, $16.45. of Treasurer so acceptably that office H. M. Place, ink and pad, 50 cents. MRS. H. M FLOYD, there is no doubt of his re-election. S. Clatter hall rent, $10. Colby, Kansas. The visiting miners will begin to arHenry Luke, material for election, and manner and even more, I believe, serve Sunday, next Francisco San in rive $5.40, Herald, advertising and printing, promise to make things lively around Postum in such a way that it is tasteless and unpalatable. Everyone who the hotels, $112.60. T. J. Giffen, affidavits of registration, THE INDEPENDENT in its new Under the direction of Prof. John Michell. Telephone No. 51. LICK HOUSE, FORMER COLLEGE GIRL. gressmen from this State have been inliams $3.75. Fisher Bros., oil for precinct No. 1, vited to attend the convention and address the miners assembled. Nevada City, 25 cents. Regarding the officers for the incomServices of election boards—F. 8. Reader $51, T. P. Blue $48, W. T. Rule ing year it can be said that all the $56, E. W. Donnelly $64, B. N. Shoemining counties will unswervingly with Il OF THE WORLD. per year ata cost to subscribers THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL pefprey! $200, while the prominent magacinas. whicn sell for $4.00 a year, print AND MINING TIMBERS. Will be “held, when handsome ‘prizes distress for favors. ‘Then why. letters will please say “advertised,” and following claims against the cvunty . on will be the creation of a Govern. tis of pay a fee of one cent for each letter. for labor, material, etc., in connection ment Department of Mines and Mining, should you ignore him when you deJ. E. CARR, Ppstmaster. ; THANKSGIVING BYE. ". LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. (Wednesday Ev’ng, Nov. 23.) And As Cheap AAs Pine. o” Ralston, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Miss Anna L. Stephens, Frank Satins . apomak 10 ee Oe The Supervisors today allowed the. tions to be discussed and acted up-. ;, she ean “ko chess sca , H. Parmele: idak Sy aug secs wn ar _ oa home merchant is the man who helps the W. Pascoe, 9 home merchant is the man who 1 . gives you credit when you have no i eae be tte 2 one Of . cash to buy the necessaries of life. The © ConveRtion Heel ws by the pee SEQUOIA, Semen teres . THANKSGIVING BALL eg $3.00 to $2.00; single copies from ten to five cents. It will maintain its reputation as the Poros i+ ade» daay * i eden aotie -2@0aoanons If the articles are not called tor in. ™ade by masters of that art. Cigars . Teceived by ) Mai to Stand-By te Frazier, Stone aed ographe. been. E. EB. Roddan Easy to take. Spat New York. bring their wives, while Native Daugh-. metal and will be attached to pend [Se SOR OF ~~ Sede ipo: SOOT) SRts Me the which on color, pink light sed Letters. of ribbon . Adverti well ,-as se and husbands d their houses; invite vine-cla may and ters ion, porches Associat nia Miners’ “Oalifor ing words da aii Vidlite Wao nay: ba eojoued is a list of the letters seh cages _ alga Par The following printed in letters of gold. a at their homes, whether members of . 1898,” will be Postoffice at Nevada and easy to operate, is true the ng in remaini . : igen 1 Tuesday evening, November 224, will . America, to regio TO BE GIVEN AT these orders or not. of Hood’s Pills, which are : 16 er Novemb Gity, . in phers, photogra h ne divacaig Hall. Bons’ Native at ’ night” . “Miners the by offered up to date in every respect. prizes nal Additio Agostini, Luigi ee coe

ARMORY HALL, the delegates and inuetid Apa Safe, certain and sure. All ‘ ladies of the Catholic fair have been . 0n that evening Broughton, W. _ aps A e to magazin the by ployed . re-anion jolly a druggists. 2c. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. . =-Semi-Centennial Year.-= raified us follows: No. 15, cow; 156,. Vited guests will have NEVADA CITY, aia gig re rites selueanrh oe The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia . spgerHE INDEPENDENT emphabuggy horse; 227, silver bread plate; 50, ‘There will be orchestral music and a saat Curtis, Mrs. Chas. E. . sizes its Fiftieth Year by changing its ouiinn Nee oh cine wan AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY gold watch; 122, doll on exhibition at . quartet will sing the popular songs. tha beat P es A. M. . form to that of a Magazine, and by reFrancis, : hak saion ary ; swap to invited Golden’s. Dewey’s picture and the. The miners will be so ‘ducing its annual subscription price ean night. A storm tl avers last over Sua: In some of the ¢ rain were offered . Owing to the lac ing purposes over Grass Valley and i less it rains by Fri of those mines d power must be shi The oldest settle another as dry a8 M. C. Taylor, who came up to attend Native Daughters, will be a fine affair. . which a tiny bear willhang. The eagle, Chistes and Histor ay The new moor One local weath not have a big sto. between Wednesda: Shoot Each Other and Scare tion. Cheyenne. Real, organic heart disease is: incur.: costed. Sweeney, the ©.K. Palater, is preWhen you take Hood’s Pills. Ip big, old-fasha ca by the Native Sons, in honor of the . °utstretched wings withina hoop, from ae au vehacvigsen OS pills, which tear you all to . THE INDEPENDENT. wenvines ates pared todo the best painting at the BS : lumberman, . Cut and while this may be largely due to the excitement and worry of American business life, it is more often the re. Thoarticles were sent her by a friend . gates thie year is uniqne.and altogeth a a Cag _ from San Francisco. A twelve-year-old son of Mrs. Thos. anddies No Rain Yet and3 will bs> e e e ae ts Hiner. ehige) (RP Erevieel GOmlg) Seclat te handiiverksot Filiippinon. The bedga'to be'.wern ty’ the dele-. voice is so rough.” “Me, my me, beats ures} er . om 10 OnOORIANS artistic architect Be a rier Gathe & wee Dwight Rolfe has been sick for past. n was in . Mrs. F. Battis of Washingto . . town today. . from ght J.J. Ott is to return toni heart trouble is organic. : days in San Francisco. ee 2 l wife, returned today The close relation between heart his era of y Schroeder, County Assessor. gen funeral Henr a the is ere —Th Reet CHEYENNE,Nov. 19. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. to San Francisco. trouble and poor digestion is because went to San Francisco today. elect, ch Sév dispat ry. Paris ant inf 16—A colored Lonpon, Nov. Do not miss the party to be given at the mining expert, came, row among the both organs are controlled by branches J. M. Harper, Hugh J. Baldwin, formerly of Grass ‘Last evening’s Daily Report says nces that the Spanish Peace Gomrs have’ been cut and of the same great nerves, the annou ng. die eveni sol last Odd Fellows hall tonight by the Comthe City t Valley, was elected on the Republican of l Fores ‘era Sy mpafrom down the of tee commit ve executi the that panions of the Forest. recent election Superinmissioners have ‘prepared a definite T. B.Gray, the insurance man, left hot. Considerable apprehension is thetic and Pnenmogastric. atthe ticket . have Assciation Miners’ California . Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for Schools of San Diego. In another way, also, the heart is af. answer regarding their Philippine polcity over their conduct lest completed the arrangements for . tendent of gas basiness. felt in the yestersweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. nearly suddenly died s’ Totten ogee scott H. trip. nation Ww. two fected by that form of poor digestion, the of organizarence . that confe of A zens icy. citi convention -. they attack private First-class and purity guaranteed. tt . the annual Fred Breese of this city is now con which causes gas. and fermentation be held in. day afternoon about 4 o'clock at his Commissioners is being held today. will convention The tion. . colony ‘German a It is reported that mine of heart ducting a plumbing business at Ramfrom half digested food; there is a fee}Hall in San Francisco, . home near the Maryland is to be established by the Ayers synNative Sons’ The Spaniards refuse to discuss any part City, Alaska, ‘ FelOdd the to ritt and belonged He Mer disease. n. ‘Ge ing of oppression.and heaviness in the m. a. 10 at Monday next . near land‘their dicate on some of question involving the abandonment of Miss Mamie Laverty, who bas been. urgents. chest caused by pressure of the disIns the Julian Sonntag, who has. lows. : Secretary anid . Smartsville. a visit to several of {onearly all day was consumed in JusSpanish sovereignty over the Philiphere on a visit to Misses Aggie eral tended stomach on the heart and © This morning's prediction from the . just returned from home. Lonpon, November 16th.—Gen her jury a ‘to ned obtaining in retur has court , ‘Green’s Carey tice Katie acgreat lungs, interfering with their action; reports pines. counties, mining the . Francisco U.S. Weather Bureau at San . Merritt says regarding the Filippinos Kence arises palpitation and_ short. . in the case of the people vs McCory. organizations, Valle branch s the Brown’ at among tivity Gener-. Oe o—was: “Partly cloudy tonight. gnize the breath. Anderson. Thedefense was . that it is impossible to reco all of which are holding meetings and mick alias A Novel Mining Proposition. . ally fair tomorrow.” Justice Spania rds Upbraid by venue of change a pursued refused ey at them Dew Poor digestion: ‘also poisons the to represent Admirat The families of G. W. Durst and electing delegates . insurgents. a. former resident of La The British. Jones, Green. . B. E. fully that believes to blood, makes it thin and watery, which = He being convention. purpose his course, same Deputy Sheriff Pascoe have removed . the the Last night shortly before ten o'clock. ~Maprip, Nov. 16.—The newspapers Porte, accompanied by Hatry Beatty,. irritates and weakens the heart. be present on the} from Nevada street to the Dreyfuss 400 delegates will . . not recognize Aguinaldo or his troops. house of William Benfield, near the on Monday, were out to the De Long send will Nevadacounty , The most sensible treatment for day. opening ing Suspension attempt of near British street the Pine here accuse pinos house on mine, fourteen miles below Long Bar,. . Merritt assured leading Filip 50, El Dorado 30, . the North Star mine, was burned. The heart trouble is to improve the diges90 delegates, Amador Carlos Bridge. Don through a of to create disorder them tion and to insure the prompt assimi5, Santa Clara 8 and fire started from the upsetting on the north Fork. Mr. Jones has 8 11. United States would treat J. M. White killed Placer 60, Siskiyou P. R. Bradley and the children as they so as to enable themselves to extend lumber contract: from the mine. The. one-of by lamp atlation of food. the the and of 30, e least notic at them t fairly. He gave a California lion Monday, near’ the . San Francisco of the company cover abou in. were going to bed. A small amount of their possessions around Gibraltar. claims represented be will counties other they feet, 6 feared he This can best be done by the ere measured California mine. It tack on Manila because loss approxeight miles of the river bed. Sheed San Franciscocounty . furniture was saved. The The proportion. ninety use after meals, of some safe, pleasant weighed and murlength 8 inches in otherwise loot and possibly men are now cutting wood for engines. . might \ ranch of the California Miners’ Asso. imates $900. and effective digestive preparation, A Coal Barge. . pounds. +o It is proposed to work the gravels . der. held a meeting in the like Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which Miss Julia Dillon, sister of Frank{ciation . this Gardens. for and aud Homes 400 Pretty On the Rocks. trom the bank of the river, W@hamber of gage tae for the’ purDillon of this city, died at the home of may be found at most drug stores and eu apel mone derricks and elevators will be . delegates. its electing of Nov. 16.—A barge purposeThe N.Y., er Watertown, Lumb which contain valuable, harmless diPine . forty nts in San Francisco on Tuesemploy now her y compan used. the use of photography tetary Sonntag will open head-. How general es a Raise. gestive elements in a pleasant convenis on men only, but it is intended to employ. Tak owned by the coal company modern the by day, Soe was aged 25 years and a naadopted be to coming . i8 on quarters for the visiting miners tive of California. is the rocks near Sackett’s harbor. The about 200 next summer. Nov. 16.—The Pine ient form. in the Palace magazine as a means of illustration next morning The owners, about fifty in number, . San Francisco, Monday . Andrews Jas. of case It is safe to say that the regular, perurers’ The trial of the Manfact Lumber . g residin Association, in the announcement of The. captain, his family dd crew are aboard. are men of moderate means probably in. the Marble Room, . Sbown sistent use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tabit is about The mine is situ;. that and others against George” Fletcher . Hotel, Journal Home in San Francisco. Ladies’ facilities and ago, can register Life Boats have been ordered out in ated in Plumas county. A road has, which was formed several weeks and the Reddik Mining Company will where they lets at neal times will cure any form to publish six new, distinct series of from lumber of price writing will be given. the and d reading increase for has . 80 valleys Flea the hope of saving the people. of way by made less judging cro of stomach ih ln except cancer of last two or three days longer, which will include not articles ted It a. is expecte that freight to the mine comes from. 414 to $15 per th thousan It will be’a place of rendezvous for the from theindications today. The idea of the aphs. price will be fixed in a the stomach photogr 400 higher than even an n one big attendi a is not se are enterpri they The . when Oroville iners Hea to be quite. a and full of promise. “TurteaFull sized package of ihe tablets . magazine is to present one hundred is kettle seems San + of] pighooch 8 parm handmealies Native Sons’) Hall. intag the convention . few days, as the association has secured sold by druggists at 50 cents. anda silk shawl giceeaad oredgncuenpec a gray-col absolute control of the pine lumber Little book on stomach troubles ‘The reason given by the associatrade. . can’t a pin: rolling the of the prettiest gardehs, . too,” rep mailed free. , Address Stuart Co. Marhundred one My ‘igs it ag . tion for advancing its prices is on ac“n14-16-18 who is with the U.S. troops at Manila. . different from the previous badge. The . t° Sy Oo mult — dough.” beyond get sev-. puter cpa mh © ey ‘ count of the scarcity of pine ereneiae The party to be given tomorrow night . emblem will be an American eagle with i pe Crrl NO 4 2 ee wee Heart troubles, at least among Amer. «Rall Out Among Themselves icans, are certainly increasing and ill. . Minor Notes — apa : Richard Barry went to San Frantoda : L. Marsh, the pioneer s Have & Meeting Tois M. sioner Commis The h ho Robi ii poor health. Assembl nter-. en aoe Le of Local age a Saat spsaa te Thos. T. Hughes is spending a few . day to Consider Matters. “ 3 A DRY Do Not be Alarmed, But“books For the Cause, Bie “Little Marguerite Mills is JameeSountonleft today fr Refuse to Surrender Sovereignty! (Preparing Pet ‘the Annual _Mr: Over Philippines. Jerome Deasy, the ex-detective; is up ring Next Week. isco us tet Ww DNESDAY. . WE q Over The Telephone. or BRIRE MENTION. ~ ABARYT DISEAS PRRSONALPOINTERS. COLORED TROOPS Some Facts RegardingAteRapid i. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. SPANIARDS OUBLE. TR E A Pally Chronicle.ri the Doings of a K A crease of Heart Troubles, M A Day's Record of Our Nelghbors as Told) 4 ARE DEFIANT. and Young. TE ec saetainiaateeeniineall Do Not Wait . come to Wm, I and you will f 031 not last long. : Alw For the best coats—Hibbit Respectfully, ~MAHER S CO. Sweeney He does hig Nothing sligh or contract. used. P. SA-See oir COAT and CAPE display. Don’t forget us when you want Blankets and Comforters. MABBR ee we. . rrr Asada WUdddddddd dud Th Beauty Pir Leutje & Bra Nevada Coptes of the be obtained f Apply to F. B.