November 18, 1901 (4 pages)

pape aia Ee tai a ___ issued Bvery{Bvening, Sundays Excepted aT REVADA OFTY, OALIFORNIA4, si HELENA, Mont., Nov.'18—-A report has just reached here BROWN & CALEINS. thai a disastrous, wreck occurred on the Great Northern railroad near Culbertson today, an East-boundftrain having qne, «(25 6 oS eee collided with a work train. TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION ; By Carrier, « = 12 1-26 Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. = were killed. MONDAY ..-++++° Nov. 18, 1901 full speed around a sharp curve. -Twenty-eight Japanese The former was running at —————————————————— A Tle Game. At Watt Park yesterday afternoon Labor Troubles. _ the Regulars of Nevada City crossed bate with the Lecals of Grass Valley. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. and played a tie game. The smell ported dead today as a result Three guards were wounde crowd who attended witnessed one of the finest exhibitions of ball playing ever seen in this part of the country. . WeTe more or less hurt. Grass Valley started off with three 18—-Four more union men reof last night’s fight. d and nearly a thousand men é runs in the first inning, but Ballestero steadied down after that and allowed them but two hits during the rest cf the game. Nevada made ber runs, two in the second and one in the fourth, tieing the score. Then the real playTreaty Signed. ing began. The Regulars were unable todoanything with Overmyer, while the Locals met the same fate at the ping Ed Whitburo reached taird on account of O’Connor failing 10 hold > his third strike, but Ballestero was Refused 10 Obey. there with the goods, and struck out the next three men. In the nioth L:wrence saved the game for the Regulers. * Walter Finchley, the well-known by bis sensational catch of Whitburn’s . stage driver was driving Thursday from long fly to center. The features of the . Chico to the Sierra Lumber Co.’s mill, game were the pitching of Overmyer. when a man bebind a tree, with a reand Ballestero and tbe work of O’Con-. volver in his band, commanded the nor, who received Ballestero to perfec-. driver to hold up his hands. Finebley tion. In all probability the sa.ne. drew his revolver and commenced to. * teams will meet again next Sunday i!)shoot. The fire was returned but the the weather permits, and a large crowd would-be highwayman s00n began to will go down from this city to witness}run, Finchley hit bim on the right the game. The ecore was as follows : . hand with a bullet and he droped his Nevapa City. AB R BH SH PO AE pistol, but picked it up witb his left O’ConnerCl.,1stb.4° 1 10600 and made his escape. rr vot 12 ne ak ; 000 4 10 That Throbbing Meadache. O’Connor, U.O.-.4 1 1 0 13 10} wou'd quickly leave you, if you used Ballestero, p.:---+4 010 0 51. Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thous‘Morgan, 88.--+-++a0-30: 02 (20 a suffeers have eer their eee 000 Lr 00; mate jess merit ‘or Sick and Nervous eas tae : 90°00 00 Headaches. They make pure blood CHWAD, TE ss-eeees and build up your bealth, Only Wasley, 1f.-.--St) P01 OF cane. Ares back if not cured. 6 a Oe 40 a . D. Vinton. Totals..00+++: 1 3 4 127103) 7 es Grass VALLEY. AB B BH SH PO A E Don’t forget the big turkey reffle Bone Ay BB ¢ssee ees 44 8°68 25 at Billy Britland’s Council Chamters Whitburn J., letb. 4 0 1 012 10 tonight. nl4tt esmsiatie ad ee : Z : : ; : Fine fat turkeys will be raffled at the einwart 1 ee Ae 401066 01 NewUnion Hotel this (Saturday) evenPerkins G.,cf..eer te ae . icp ere nib »0 pune iat ae > : : ; : 1 Headache Saps Your Vitatity Overmeyer, P.----$ .0.:1.00 2 ; “. And wrecks the brain, One dose of Totals. 2.062. 338-3 4 127122 SUMMARY. Dickerman, sole agent. 3 Base hite, O'Connor, Overmeyer, J. Whitburn. ———-+ oe Brain-Food Nonsense, Stolen bases—Grass Valley 4, Ne. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. Tbey bave dispelled the silly notion that oue kind of focd is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still Hit by pitehed ball — A. Bove 2,. @potber for bones, A correct diet will . pot only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every Yet, however good your. meyer 13. food may be, its putriment is destroyed Passed balls— O’Connor 1, Bone 1. by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must a ie 4 '_y. prepare for their eppesrance or pre Wild pitches — Ballestero 2, Over-. Pent their coming by teking nies vada City 4. Base on called balle—off Overmeyer 1, Ballestero 3. ; Lawrence 1. Struck out — Ballestero 13, Over-. other part. meyer 1, doses uf Green’s August Flower, the Time of game, 1 bour, 35 minutes . favorite medicine of the healthy millScorer, Fred W. Compton. ions. A few doses aids digestion, stim: Umpire, Sam Harris. Get Green’s Special Almanac. os _—+ Oe -— McAdie of the San Francisco BrBetter For Blood Than Sarsaparilla reau made the following predictior,. For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv Fair tonight. Cloudy Tueeday. my15-6 this morning: Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot Cold Storage Meats reach the diseased portion of the ear. For special first-class Cold Storage There is only one way to cure deaf-. Meats you should send your orders to ness, and that is by constitutional . Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The remedies, Deafness is caused by an finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb inflamed condition of the mucous lin-. 2 the market. je2l -tf ing of the Eustachian Tube. Wheno Wasuinton, D. C., Nov. 18--The Hay-Pauncefort treaty hande of Ballestero, In the eighth ir-. was signed this afternoon by Secretaries Hay and Long. 96 . tract is awaried him-to take up bis resiSiar Mall Routes. Bits Wil Be Received By the Secon Assistant Postmaster Cleneral For the information cf those desiring secure to United States. mail. contracte forthe next term of four years, from July-Jst, 1902,to June 80th, 1906, for which proposals are: being: invited by the Government, we publish the following: : : ae eee Bids must reach the office of the Second Assistant Pcstmaster-(eneral, Washington, D C., not later than 4 p. m., D. cember 3d; 1901. According to their advertisement, no proposals will be considered unless the bidder agrees in the event the condence’ on, or contiguous to, the route and give the service his personal supervision; thereby placing the con-. tracts and fall amount of the pay in the hands of the local people. The most important chenge in the system pertains to the free delivery of mail in the country districts. Under the new contracts mail carriers will be Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure 123456789 Total) you. You swallow a pill, and the headGrass Valley.3 00000000-3 ache is gone. They cure neuralgia. Nevada City.020100000— 3 . 25c. and 10c.a box. For saleby ulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get The Weather Prediction Today. her ial reliable remcdies at this tube gets inflamed you bave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, ee apd when it is entirely closed deafeo 4 ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal conditicn, bearing will be destroyed forever , nine — = of =e are caused ay eatarrh, which is nothing but an iv amed con: dition of the mucous surfaces. [ ree ! We will give One Hundred Dvliars od for any case of deafness (caused by catarib) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. te F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. With Sold by, draggin. 75e. Hell’s Family Pills are the best. Taylor's Great Luck cf an Ecitor. “For two years a . efforts to cure Eezema in the palms of my hauds failed,” T eas, writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syre— cnse, Ken., “then IT was wholly cared by Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Scres end Coffees, all skin diseases. Only 2°c at Vini : : tons. Spices The First For the Season. a P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cran*. » And berries, which will be sold in quan: tities to suit and at a reasonable price. o19if +2902 Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. ; cite Holland Rane, staat none! TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House Terms part down and balance ou time. Enguire of Brown & Morgan. tf NEVADA CI1LY required to make tox delivery to families living slong the route free of expense to the dddrésséés. Contractors must be -hone3t.and: capable and not less than twenty-one years cf age. Mail carriers must Yiot be less than eixteen years of age, of gocd character and.-of. cuffieient intelligence-to properly handle and correctly deliver mail en route, Following is a list, of the routes in Nevada county, with the present contract pay : ¢ ‘ No. 75,223. ‘Truckee ‘to Sierraville, 27 miles, six times a week, $1495.’ No. 76,224. -Nevada ’ City to Sierra City, 56 miles, six times ‘a week, $3,640. No. 76,225. Nevada City to Grariteville, six times a week, 324% mile, $1,526.70. No. 76226. Nevada City to Maybert, six times a week, 26 miles, $728. No. 76,227. North San Juan. to North Bloomfield, three times a week, 15 miles, $460.No, 72,228. Noth Bloomfiald to Re lief Hill, six times a week, 3.87 miles, $288 No. 76231. Smartsville to North San Juan, six times a week, 20 miles, $547. No. 76,282. Marysville to Grass Valley, six timesa week from April 18th to Nov.30ih—tri-weekly for the rest of the fiscal year, 36 miles, $824. No. 76,826. Dutch F.at to Lowel! Hill, three times a week, 6 miles, $270. No. 76,327. Dutch Flat to You Bet, six times a week, 7 miles, $472. ee The Mandsomest Woman a Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps bere bowels and digestive organs in a bealthy condition Lane’s Tea Extracts. moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the bivod, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. or ae! tf The Football Game. me_TeaNSCRTT] Weck in Montana “TELEPHONE NO. 41. ~ Pp. 0. BOXE a we e : ee : -. Nevada Cityans Victorious By @ Score of Five to Nothing At Glenbrook Park yesterday afternoon a large crowd of people, including quite a number of ladies, witnessed the fastest game of bootball ever played in this county. Grass Valley were about evenly represented by spectators and each team had a good number of “rooters,” The game was between a team from this city and a team from Grass Valley. The Grass Valley eleven was made up of considerably larger players but both teams were about equal in the knowledge of the game. twenty minutes each and ten minutes rest was played. Dennis of this city and Jones of Grass Valley alternated as umpire and referee. In the first half the county seat boys appeared to be nervous, which is accounted for by the fact that their regular center, Herbert Conaway, had the practicing in the morning, to badly sprain one of his wrists and therefore had to be substituted by John Bond, who was to have played guard. Dave Hooper of the Nevadas made a phenominal sixty-yard run and several of the Grass Valleyans made excellent plays. In the second half things began to get warm and both sides played in much more earnest and in a manner which showed that they hud practiced faithfully. Howard Conaway, a6 right half,defended his position very cleverly and made several good plays three minu‘es before time for the game to be stopped, the Nevsdans lost the ballon the Grass Valleyan’s ten-yard line and the latter attempted to kick, bat were biocked by Bargess, the star player of the game, who forced the ball to the Grass Valiey goal line, where he fell ‘on it. The umpire called ita touch down and the decisicn caused considerable discussion, but by referring to the rules it was fouad he was right. The Nevada Citys made five points but their opponents were unabie to score. The very best of good feeling exiated between the members of both teams allthrough the gsme and the losing team took their defeat g vod naluredly, with the hope of being victorious when they play again on Thanksgiving. Day. Following is the line up vada City team: . Sweet, lett tac. Bond, center; Allen, goss, right tackle; Nickless, quarter; H. Conaway, right half; Nevada City Two halves of misfortune, ,while . see kle; Renfree, right guard; BurWright, right end; Hooper, left ball; Bennett, fall D. B. Porter’s Will The will of the late R, R. Porter of Chicago Patk was filed in the Superior Court this morning. By it the deceased’s daughter, Mrs. Mabel Ww. Briot, of Chicago Park, is bequesthed the sum of $1000, ‘The rest of the estate is left to his widow, Alice A. Porter, The estate consists of considerable timber land and ranch property in the vicinity of Chicago Park, and some money invested in other property. They Are A Nome. from Nome, Alaska, informs the reporter of the TRANSORIPT tbat while in tel at this city. He saya they are enSuperior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Joseph Edwards, deceased , Order of publisation of notice to creditors. a Estate of R. R. Porter, deceased. J. M. Walling and Mrs. M. W. Briot were sworn and testified, Further hearing was continued till further order of the court, ; —_—-+ @e Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted first class, Enquire of F. GEIGER. — n15-tf Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. —~-0@e > Astounding Discovery. From Coopersville, Mich. comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tae'ing liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures @ good night’s rest. “Tt will soon cure the Gongh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himel burger, “for three generations of our family have used Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and never found its eyual for Coughs and Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and.$1 at W. D. Vinton’s, Trial bottles free. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask. your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7 tf the winter, as the city license had been fixed at $1500 per annum, payable in Bi advance. Fifty cents is charged for breakfast there, seventy-five cents for kind of liquor or beer. ; ————— or There is nothing in the world more delightful than & drink of good whis50 cents.key—and Jesse Moore is good whiskey. A gentleman who recently returned ying good health, and look about the A full set of JOHNSON’'S UNIVERSAL‘ENCYCLOPED is offered for sale at & bar‘ . gain. Eight vols., in good condition. In-. to you. ie the Superior Court in and for the County Isidor Haas and EST EE In the matter of ane estate of SARAH V; , deceased. OU Jacob Weissbein, the exccutorof the estate of Sarah Novitzky, deceased, having filed their petition herein ; praying for a” order of sale of the whole of ; the rea: estate of said ceceased for the pur: poses therein set forth,it is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that all persons terested ‘5 the estate of sald Ncoodent apear before said Superior Court on TUL: DAY, DECEMBER I, T90I. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Boom of said Court at the Court House in Nevada Cily, Nevada County. California, then a” there to show cause why an ordér 8 ould not be granted to said ¢xeoutors to selt the whole of the real ‘state of said de‘ edent, and that a copy of this order be publisied at least four successive weeks ‘nthe NEVADA DaILy ‘TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper printed and published in Nevada County, California. For Sale. nI8-Iw quire at this office. Order to Show Cause. ee Maher & C0.,N Invites you all to save your good money by 4, r. 8 . : ‘ i i i oar ov ho formerly kept the Union Holine in the window and then come in and examine them, : . ADIES’. UNDERWEAR—Vests and pants a9. sane as when they left here. They are) 50 cents, extra heavy fleece lined. The g a keeping a boarding and. lodging house, . +e best value you ever ai and Mr. Northway hae @ saloon. When our informent left there Mr. Northway more money Ladies’ Wool Vests and Pants—white and gray i contemplated closing the saloon for $1 and $1.2 5. All great value and all trade oad ig Store. oY CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR — Child’s extn dinner and twenty-Qve cents for any fleece lined vests, pants and drawers—all sizes 25 cents ’ sell all the sizes for the same price. i Child’s Gray wool vests and pants and drawers, ajj ¢ "ese are the good warm kind and aed, for the same. Anything that you nied Underwear line you can find here. : New Waist Lengths today. New Jackets today Come any time of the day, we extend a special inyity Respectfully, of Nevada, State of California. ne vNovember 18, 1901. 2 Dated this November yt. NILON, Judge, Cuas. W. KITTS, Atty. for Estate. D I have now on Mand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which T will sell at. LOW PRICES.Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,.--next to W. G. Richard’s 5 . { INSOMNIA been using CASCARETS for ith which I have been afflicted for and I ean say thatCuscarets ef than any other remeshall certainly recomiends as being all the THOS. GILLARD, Elgin, DL over twenty years, have given me more reli ave ever tried. *CATHARTIC nt, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good. ver Sicken, Weaken, Gripe, 10c, 26¢, CURE CONSTIPATION. Sterling Remedy Campany, Chicago, Montreal, New York. 816 aranteed by all drugME Tobacco Habit. Nevada Theater Friday Evening, ‘NOVEMBER 29th 46-TO-BAC —To install— Free Reading Room. ™: CAPT. RACKET A Farce Comedy in three acts. By. Charles Townsend. Floradora Sextette 6 Pretty Maidens, gentle strangers 6 Empire State Quartette and Other Things, too. Admission, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Judge Nilon, E. H. Barker, Hon. B.S. Rector, Patrons. Serre ie These Goods Wake You Than D = We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of. acess, Umbrellas, Rubbers, Coats, Et and we have marked the prices atf/such figures that they will not be with us long. is Better call now and get your pick. SNELL © FLEMING Cas. Beoatt and Pine’ Streets, Nevada City. Del i % &, Bd Q * ‘. "e Strictly High Grade and Up-to-date. 2 Fire Backs Guaranteed to_last 15 years. @ LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada Cy. (Oe Air-Tight Heating Stoves from $2. WAHEBR «& cc Geo. E. Turner has received a large stock of . Parlor and Gook Stov OF ALL SIZES and AT ALL PRICES. smelt, 3 Call and See Them. Plumbing —=—i No home ie complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insures A luxury because it insures comfort. Paints —_iA word to the People. In painting practice economy by pu the Paint that best with-stand the elements. You make no mi painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT” GEO. HE. TURNE Sole Agent for Nevada County: aaa ET AD LION FOO I IIS Poe es WHOKIKIK FORO OIOIOIOINIOK DOK IOOK FOR MOIOK SILM UMBRELLAS Bring Your Broken Spectacs Us [or Repairs If special lenses are necessary eee can have them ground to order at saving to the wearer of at least 25 per cent on relal prices charged by the large optical houses, beside postage or express charges. Just bring the broke lens and we will have it duplicated perfectly. A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street. pee a Talkins about Tee In Tea only the beet brands ere handled here—such #° ° Oolong at 75 ots, a lb., the Young, Hyson at 50 cts., the Gunpo der Green at 60 cts. and $1. English Breakfast Tea 10 grades—60c, 60c, 750 and $1 per lb. But our most po lar te in cans—1 lb. and 5 Ib, air-tight tins, 50 ote. and $2.2. It's Blended Gold Medal Tea, and from it can be drawna more lieious flavor than of any other brand—a flavor unlike all ote In the blending of teas, thirty years has gave me a th ' perieace—it’s at your service. We blend coffee, too. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCE Broad Stveet, Newada City, ° = af mw A Fine Assortment Reasonable Prices Come and see them QF _ J. BRAND, * Broad Street, Near Pine, Nevada Oity. The Jeweler. Tt 1 OIOOOKIOKNOR iH. vs HOLMRS, Manager. Rew Pointers on Good Laundry Work. will not come amiss to those who know what good laundry work really is: clothes clean. =, clothes; stiff, if stiffening they require, ee l 1. The way we wash makes 2. The way we starch makes — 332233 Our Soap.can be found in the tub of every Good Housekettl en Sane Moy ald , at one stroke. Bat we don't claim soap jalty. Simply ploked It a ' (7) of, today, ef, ‘giving it a yy = All Glasses of Gi @ive us either » long or and we will convince pe . the cheapest and moe re in town. Copyichens SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commerdi . a —_ t S VN. TELCALLIS, Resident #ge1t, NevadeG 3. The way we iron makes NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION \\Soatd’s Liquor House . Frame Pictures Pure White and Red — Wine: Vingoar. hiso Males Nov. 18, 1901 ing «nd COMING, Eastman réturned this mornto Gaston Ridge after ‘Spending 's t, J. Ruiz of the Texas mine left Seni for San Francisco, ig acisco OD pusiness trip, yi yosterdayred LOW Jr. is down from Pike City. G0. np, Grimes, the well-known comroial man of Oakland, is here on @ , Cooper 1 Dav! at Quake in town. _ . of their t Northup, the well-known . livery . . na fee 5 4 ; ‘of North San Juan, was in town) ti, ity bers. Mr, Jo jipb Gaylord, who has been to S80 . igoe wo cisco on a business trip, returned . ; Sime, : ° % 5, J. Rector of the Nevada County age hae o last evening. nk, returned last evening from Sacento and San Francisco. 3, H, Kinkel and children of Granille were here yesterday on their tothe Bay. ; sg Amelia Ronchi of Willow Valjsvery sick at the German HospiSan Francisco. ling Mrs. R. Beckerig, left for her sat Virginia City today. cisco. erday. F. Beck of San Francisco arrived —— i : est notic last evening and left this morning . po, Downieville. }) fs g, Marks is here from Chicago. moe ; A. Bigelow arrived here last evenHine alts rom San Francisco and left this Tarke ping for Columbia Hill. it, left this moraing for North San D bn O'Donnell, who has been ‘at t dy, Mgno county, for. the past ,returned here Saturday evening. 3, John Webber and her daughter, Annie Webber, returned from goer Francisco last evening. : Sheri! ny Lewis, Assistant Superintend. ee mori, of U. $, Railway Mail Service and Route Inspectay, was here yestermaking inquiries regarding the route lettings in this county. He nthe afternoon train for Sacra0, ory Hoskins, the book-keeper for . chargec bempion mining company, who. Mabel ben on the sick list, was able to . six mor Thr ound today. orderly Leonard is down from Washing-. snd she . ‘. vada. . «sMeLane of Washington’ is in. 125 for D who ht the ‘pe: two lat 3.0. E. Barber of Dutch Flat re‘dhome today. se Presideht Peter Jobnston and sht Agent John Coughlan of the . . ow Gauge Railroad, were in town nItwin came down from Washmn today. ; Just 11 Gray came down from Gaston press . e today, ‘ boy n Scheurman waa over from -Sen. burne yesterday. _ jwas 8 Fitzsimmons was over from Grass could y today. Purcell came down from Moore's today. es Brady returned to Meadow ’ 5 : Dey 7 Goodwin is here from You Bet. . patch law, . e favorite drink of connoisseurs . her . it Edge whiskey because it is. Paso rly matured ands ie absolutely Best Prescription for Malaria ills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s less ChiH Tonic. It is simply . 19th and Quinine in a tasteless form. ire, no pay~ Price, 250. my15ém saa —-+ -2@e~ oke the up-to-date Cigar Thomar none better. For-sale at Reotor . ®m : . 16:30 — _ — Spreads Like Wildfire. len things are “the beat” they bethe best, selling Abraham Here, ding druggist, of Belleville, O. Nes 8: “Electric Bitters are the best . > ., lg bitters I have handled ip 20 You know why? Most diVal begin in disorders of stomach, . nig ) kidneys, bowels blood and nerves. tic Bitters tones up the stomach, lates liver, kidneys and bowels, Hes the blood, stre ens the #8, hence cures multitudes of dies. It builds up the entire sy8Pats new life and vigor inte any Ltickly, rundown man or women. Weents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. $$ 9 Women and Jewels. els, caudy, flowers, man—that is Brier of a women’s preferences. form a magnet of mlgnty power # average woman, en that st of all jewels, health, is often din the strenous efforts to make Yethe money to purchase them. np will rite es health to get . em, then let ber fortify herksinst the insiduous . " “coughs, colds and afue by the regular use of Dr. , on 8 German Syrap. It will ly arrest consumption in its : ages and heal the affected Pronchial tabes and drive Mdiseace from the system. It is cure-all, but it is a certain cure pes, colds and. alll bronchial ¥ : ‘steliable remedies By ew Green's Special Almanas. Tuesday, a storm t City, whe plaster th sdaye bere. been erec A barre ; fine by J. Rohr left yesterday for San pst ceived at f stevens came over so Forest bleand fi : Frank Bi gL. Dewey 18 here “ San FranBiase Te Mr. Ray amount « as usual, in atten music by just grat by Com, ces coul: they aoe alee give per! .s Lillie Richards, who has been declan. Just ¥ building B, Weeks has returned from San had of ; ; : known . R, Veal of Relief Hill was in town . gor any . irs, Spencer, who has been here on ne 8! gate the A car! oday fc Four loaded Three .

pape aia Ee tai a ___ issued Bvery{Bvening, Sundays Excepted aT REVADA OFTY, OALIFORNIA4, si HELENA, Mont., Nov.'18—-A report has just reached here BROWN & CALEINS. thai a disastrous, wreck occurred on the Great Northern railroad near Culbertson today, an East-boundftrain having qne, «(25 6 oS eee collided with a work train. TEEMS OF SUBSCRITTION ; By Carrier, « = 12 1-26 Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. = were killed. MONDAY ...-++++° Nov. 18, 1901 full speed around a sharp curve. -Twenty-eight Japanese The former was running at —————————————————— A Tle Game. At Watt Park yesterday afternoon Labor Troubles. _ the Regulars of Nevada City crossed bate with the Lecals of Grass Valley. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. and played a tie game. The smell ported dead today as a result Three guards were wounde crowd who attended witnessed one of the finest exhibitions of ball playing ever seen in this part of the country. . WeTe more or less hurt. Grass Valley started off with three 18—-Four more union men reof last night’s fight. d and nearly a thousand men é runs in the first inning, but Ballestero steadied down after that and allowed them but two hits during the rest cf the game. Nevada made ber runs, two in the second and one in the fourth, tieing the score. Then the real playTreaty Signed. ing began. The Regulars were unable todoanything with Overmyer, while the Locals met the same fate at the ping Ed Whitburo reached taird on account of O’Connor failing 10 hold > his third strike, but Ballestero was Refused 10 Obey. there with the goods, and struck out the next three men. In the nioth L:wrence saved the game for the Regulers. * Walter Finchley, the well-known by bis sensational catch of Whitburn’s . stage driver was driving Thursday from long fly to center. The features of the . Chico to the Sierra Lumber Co.’s mill, game were the pitching of Overmyer. when a man bebind a tree, with a reand Ballestero and tbe work of O’Con-. volver in his band, commanded the nor, who received Ballestero to perfec-. driver to hold up his hands. Finebley tion. In all probability the sa.ne. drew his revolver and commenced to. * teams will meet again next Sunday i!)shoot. The fire was returned but the the weather permits, and a large crowd would-be highwayman s00n began to will go down from this city to witness}run, Finchley hit bim on the right the game. The ecore was as follows : . hand with a bullet and he droped his Nevapa City. AB R BH SH PO AE pistol, but picked it up witb his left O’ConnerCl.,1stb.4° 1 10600 and made his escape. rr vot 12 ne ak ; 000 4 10 That Throbbing Meadache. O’Connor, U.O.-..4 1 1 0 13 10} wou'd quickly leave you, if you used Ballestero, p.:---+4 010 0 51. Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thous‘Morgan, 88.--+-++a0-30: 02 (20 a suffeers have eer their eee 000 Lr 00; mate jess merit ‘or Sick and Nervous eas tae : 90°00 00 Headaches. They make pure blood CHWAD, TE ss-eeees and build up your bealth, Only Wasley, 1f..-.--St) P01 OF cane. Ares back if not cured. 6 a Oe 40 a . D. Vinton. Totals...00+++: 1 3 4 127103) 7 es Grass VALLEY. AB B BH SH PO A E Don’t forget the big turkey reffle Bone Ay BB ¢ssee ees 44 8°68 25 at Billy Britland’s Council Chamters Whitburn J., letb. 4 0 1 012 10 tonight. nl4tt esmsiatie ad ee : Z : : ; : Fine fat turkeys will be raffled at the einwart 1 ee Ae 401066 01 NewUnion Hotel this (Saturday) evenPerkins G.,cf...eer te ae . icp ere nib »0 pune iat ae > : : ; : 1 Headache Saps Your Vitatity Overmeyer, P.----$ .0.:1.00 2 ; “. And wrecks the brain, One dose of Totals.. 2.062. 338-3 4 127122 SUMMARY. Dickerman, sole agent. 3 Base hite, O'Connor, Overmeyer, J. Whitburn. ———-+ oe Brain-Food Nonsense, Stolen bases—Grass Valley 4, Ne. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. Tbey bave dispelled the silly notion that oue kind of focd is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still Hit by pitehed ball — A. Bove 2,. @potber for bones, A correct diet will . pot only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every Yet, however good your. meyer 13. food may be, its putriment is destroyed Passed balls— O’Connor 1, Bone 1. by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must a ie 4 '_y. prepare for their eppesrance or pre Wild pitches — Ballestero 2, Over-. Pent their coming by teking nies vada City 4. Base on called balle—off Overmeyer 1, Ballestero 3. ; Lawrence 1. Struck out — Ballestero 13, Over-. other part. meyer 1, doses uf Green’s August Flower, the Time of game, 1 bour, 35 minutes . favorite medicine of the healthy millScorer, Fred W. Compton. ions. A few doses aids digestion, stim: Umpire, Sam Harris. Get Green’s Special Almanac. os _—+ Oe -— McAdie of the San Francisco BrBetter For Blood Than Sarsaparilla reau made the following predictior,. For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv Fair tonight. Cloudy Tueeday. my15-6 this morning: Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot Cold Storage Meats reach the diseased portion of the ear. For special first-class Cold Storage There is only one way to cure deaf-. Meats you should send your orders to ness, and that is by constitutional . Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The remedies, Deafness is caused by an finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb inflamed condition of the mucous lin-. 2 the market. je2l -tf ing of the Eustachian Tube. Wheno Wasuinton, D. C., Nov. 18--The Hay-Pauncefort treaty hande of Ballestero, In the eighth ir-. was signed this afternoon by Secretaries Hay and Long. 96 . tract is awaried him-to take up bis resiSiar Mall Routes. Bits Wil Be Received By the Secon Assistant Postmaster Cleneral For the information cf those desiring secure to United States. mail. contracte forthe next term of four years, from July-Jst, 1902,to June 80th, 1906, for which proposals are: being: invited by the Government, we publish the following: : : ae eee Bids must reach the office of the Second Assistant Pcstmaster-(eneral, Washington, D C., not later than 4 p. m., D. cember 3d; 1901. According to their advertisement, no proposals will be considered unless the bidder agrees in the event the condence’ on, or contiguous to, the route and give the service his personal supervision; thereby placing the con-. tracts and fall amount of the pay in the hands of the local people. The most important chenge in the system pertains to the free delivery of mail in the country districts. Under the new contracts mail carriers will be Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure 123456789 Total) you. You swallow a pill, and the headGrass Valley..3 00000000-3 ache is gone. They cure neuralgia. Nevada City.020100000— 3 . 25c. and 10c.a box. For saleby ulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get The Weather Prediction Today. her ial reliable remcdies at this tube gets inflamed you bave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, ee apd when it is entirely closed deafeo 4 ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal conditicn, bearing will be destroyed forever , nine — = of =e are caused ay eatarrh, which is nothing but an iv amed con: dition of the mucous surfaces. [ ree ! We will give One Hundred Dvliars od for any case of deafness (caused by catarib) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. te F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. With Sold by, draggin. 75e. Hell’s Family Pills are the best. Taylor's Great Luck cf an Ecitor. “For two years a . efforts to cure Eezema in the palms of my hauds failed,” T eas, writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syre— cnse, Ken., “then IT was wholly cared by Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Scres end Coffees, all skin diseases. Only 2°c at Vini : : tons. Spices The First For the Season. a P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cran*. » And berries, which will be sold in quan: tities to suit and at a reasonable price. o19if +2902 Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. ; cite Holland Rane, staat none! TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House Terms part down and balance ou time. Enguire of Brown & Morgan. tf NEVADA CI1LY required to make tox delivery to families living slong the route free of expense to the dddrésséés. Contractors must be -hone3t.and: capable and not less than twenty-one years cf age. Mail carriers must Yiot be less than eixteen years of age, of gocd character and.-of. cuffieient intelligence-to properly handle and correctly deliver mail en route, Following is a list, of the routes in Nevada county, with the present contract pay : ¢ ‘ No. 75,223. ‘Truckee ‘to Sierraville, 27 miles, six times a week, $1495.’ No. 76,224. -Nevada ’ City to Sierra City, 56 miles, six times ‘a week, $3,640. No. 76,225. Nevada City to Grariteville, six times a week, 324% mile, $1,526.70. No. 76226. Nevada City to Maybert, six times a week, 26 miles, $728. No. 76,227. North San Juan. to North Bloomfield, three times a week, 15 miles, $460.No, 72,228. Noth Bloomfiald to Re lief Hill, six times a week, 3.87 miles, $288 No. 76231. Smartsville to North San Juan, six times a week, 20 miles, $547. No. 76,282. Marysville to Grass Valley, six timesa week from April 18th to Nov.30ih—tri-weekly for the rest of the fiscal year, 36 miles, $824. No. 76,826. Dutch F.at to Lowel! Hill, three times a week, 6 miles, $270. No. 76,327. Dutch Flat to You Bet, six times a week, 7 miles, $472. ee The Mandsomest Woman a Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps bere bowels and digestive organs in a bealthy condition Lane’s Tea Extracts. moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the bivod, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. or ae! tf The Football Game. me_TeaNSCRTT] Weck in Montana “TELEPHONE NO. 41. ~ Pp. 0. BOXE a we e : ee : -. Nevada Cityans Victorious By @ Score of Five to Nothing At Glenbrook Park yesterday afternoon a large crowd of people, including quite a number of ladies, witnessed the fastest game of bootball ever played in this county. Grass Valley were about evenly represented by spectators and each team had a good number of “rooters,” The game was between a team from this city and a team from Grass Valley. The Grass Valley eleven was made up of considerably larger players but both teams were about equal in the knowledge of the game. twenty minutes each and ten minutes rest was played. Dennis of this city and Jones of Grass Valley alternated as umpire and referee. In the first half the county seat boys appeared to be nervous, which is accounted for by the fact that their regular center, Herbert Conaway, had the practicing in the morning, to badly sprain one of his wrists and therefore had to be substituted by John Bond, who was to have played guard. Dave Hooper of the Nevadas made a phenominal sixty-yard run and several of the Grass Valleyans made excellent plays. In the second half things began to get warm and both sides played in much more earnest and in a manner which showed that they hud practiced faithfully. Howard Conaway, a6 right half,defended his position very cleverly and made several good plays three minu‘es before time for the game to be stopped, the Nevsdans lost the ballon the Grass Valleyan’s ten-yard line and the latter attempted to kick, bat were biocked by Bargess, the star player of the game, who forced the ball to the Grass Valiey goal line, where he fell ‘on it. The umpire called ita touch down and the decisicn caused considerable discussion, but by referring to the rules it was fouad he was right. The Nevada Citys made five points but their opponents were unabie to score. The very best of good feeling exiated between the members of both teams allthrough the gsme and the losing team took their defeat g vod naluredly, with the hope of being victorious when they play again on Thanksgiving. Day. Following is the line up vada City team: . Sweet, lett tac. Bond, center; Allen, goss, right tackle; Nickless, quarter; H. Conaway, right half; Nevada City Two halves of misfortune, ,while . see kle; Renfree, right guard; BurWright, right end; Hooper, left ball; Bennett, fall D. B. Porter’s Will The will of the late R, R. Porter of Chicago Patk was filed in the Superior Court this morning. By it the deceased’s daughter, Mrs. Mabel Ww. Briot, of Chicago Park, is bequesthed the sum of $1000, ‘The rest of the estate is left to his widow, Alice A. Porter, The estate consists of considerable timber land and ranch property in the vicinity of Chicago Park, and some money invested in other property. They Are A Nome. from Nome, Alaska, informs the reporter of the TRANSORIPT tbat while in tel at this city. He saya they are enSuperior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Joseph Edwards, deceased , Order of publisation of notice to creditors. a Estate of R. R. Porter, deceased. J. M. Walling and Mrs. M. W. Briot were sworn and testified, Further hearing was continued till further order of the court, ; —_—-+ @e Fresh Sweet Cider. Fresh Sweet Cider can be had in quantities to suit customers. Warranted first class, Enquire of F. GEIGER. — n15-tf Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. —~-0@e > Astounding Discovery. From Coopersville, Mich. comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tae'ing liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures @ good night’s rest. “Tt will soon cure the Gongh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himel burger, “for three generations of our family have used Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and never found its eyual for Coughs and Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and.$1 at W. D. Vinton’s, Trial bottles free. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 cents. Ask. your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll-tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7 tf the winter, as the city license had been fixed at $1500 per annum, payable in Bi advance. Fifty cents is charged for breakfast there, seventy-five cents for kind of liquor or beer. ; ————— or There is nothing in the world more delightful than & drink of good whis50 cents.key—and Jesse Moore is good whiskey. A gentleman who recently returned ying good health, and look about the A full set of JOHNSON’'S UNIVERSAL‘ENCYCLOPED is offered for sale at & bar‘ . gain. Eight vols., in good condition. In-. to you. ie the Superior Court in and for the County Isidor Haas and EST EE In the matter of ane estate of SARAH V; , deceased. OU Jacob Weissbein, the exccutorof the estate of Sarah Novitzky, deceased, having filed their petition herein ; praying for a” order of sale of the whole of ; the rea: estate of said ceceased for the pur: poses therein set forth,it is therefore ordered

by the Judge of said Court that all persons terested ‘5 the estate of sald Ncoodent apear before said Superior Court on TUL: DAY, DECEMBER I, T90I. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Boom of said Court at the Court House in Nevada Cily, Nevada County. California, then a” there to show cause why an ordér 8 ould not be granted to said ¢xeoutors to selt the whole of the real ‘state of said de‘ edent, and that a copy of this order be publisied at least four successive weeks ‘nthe NEVADA DaILy ‘TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper printed and published in Nevada County, California. For Sale. nI8-Iw quire at this office. Order to Show Cause. ee Maher & C0.,N Invites you all to save your good money by 4, r. 8 . : ‘ i i i oar ov ho formerly kept the Union Holine in the window and then come in and examine them, : . ADIES’. UNDERWEAR—Vests and pants a9. sane as when they left here. They are) 50 cents, extra heavy fleece lined. The g a keeping a boarding and. lodging house, . +e best value you ever ai and Mr. Northway hae @ saloon. When our informent left there Mr. Northway more money Ladies’ Wool Vests and Pants—white and gray i contemplated closing the saloon for $1 and $1.2 5. All great value and all trade oad ig Store. oY CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR — Child’s extn dinner and twenty-Qve cents for any fleece lined vests, pants and drawers—all sizes 25 cents ’ sell all the sizes for the same price. i Child’s Gray wool vests and pants and drawers, ajj ¢ "ese are the good warm kind and aed, for the same. Anything that you nied Underwear line you can find here. : New Waist Lengths today. New Jackets today Come any time of the day, we extend a special inyity Respectfully, of Nevada, State of California. ne vNovember 18, 1901. 2 Dated this November yt. NILON, Judge, Cuas. W. KITTS, Atty. for Estate. D I have now on Mand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which T will sell at.. LOW PRICES.Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,.--next to W. G. Richard’s 5 . { INSOMNIA been using CASCARETS for ith which I have been afflicted for and I ean say thatCuscarets ef than any other remeshall certainly recomiends as being all the THOS. GILLARD, Elgin, DL over twenty years, have given me more reli ave ever tried. *CATHARTIC nt, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good. ver Sicken, Weaken, Gripe, 10c, 26¢, CURE CONSTIPATION. Sterling Remedy Campany, Chicago, Montreal, New York. 816 aranteed by all drugME Tobacco Habit. Nevada Theater Friday Evening, ‘NOVEMBER 29th 46-TO-BAC —To install— Free Reading Room. ™: CAPT. RACKET A Farce Comedy in three acts. By. Charles Townsend. Floradora Sextette 6 Pretty Maidens, gentle strangers 6 Empire State Quartette and Other Things, too. Admission, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Judge Nilon, E. H. Barker, Hon. B.S. Rector, Patrons. Serre ie These Goods Wake You Than D = We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of. acess, Umbrellas, Rubbers, Coats, Et and we have marked the prices atf/such figures that they will not be with us long. is Better call now and get your pick. SNELL © FLEMING Cas. Beoatt and Pine’ Streets, Nevada City. Del i % &, Bd Q * ‘. "e Strictly High Grade and Up-to-date. 2 Fire Backs Guaranteed to_last 15 years. @ LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada Cy. (Oe Air-Tight Heating Stoves from $2. WAHEBR «& cc Geo. E. Turner has received a large stock of . Parlor and Gook Stov OF ALL SIZES and AT ALL PRICES. smelt, 3 Call and See Them. Plumbing —=—i No home ie complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insures A luxury because it insures comfort. Paints —_iA word to the People. In painting practice economy by pu the Paint that best with-stand the elements. You make no mi painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT” GEO. HE. TURNE Sole Agent for Nevada County: aaa ET AD LION FOO I IIS Poe es WHOKIKIK FORO OIOIOIOINIOK DOK IOOK FOR MOIOK SILM UMBRELLAS Bring Your Broken Spectacs Us [or Repairs If special lenses are necessary eee can have them ground to order at saving to the wearer of at least 25 per cent on relal prices charged by the large optical houses, beside postage or express charges. Just bring the broke lens and we will have it duplicated perfectly. A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street. pee a Talkins about Tee In Tea only the beet brands ere handled here—such #° ° Oolong at 75 ots, a lb., the Young, Hyson at 50 cts., the Gunpo der Green at 60 cts. and $1. English Breakfast Tea 10 grades—60c, 60c, 750 and $1 per lb. But our most po lar te in cans—1 lb. and 5 Ib, air-tight tins, 50 ote. and $2.2. It's Blended Gold Medal Tea, and from it can be drawna more lieious flavor than of any other brand—a flavor unlike all ote In the blending of teas, thirty years has gave me a th ' perieace—it’s at your service. We blend coffee, too. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCE Broad Stveet, Newada City, ° = af mw A Fine Assortment Reasonable Prices Come and see them QF _ J. BRAND, * Broad Street, Near Pine, Nevada Oity. The Jeweler. Tt 1 OIOOOKIOKNOR iH. vs HOLMRS, Manager. Rew Pointers on Good Laundry Work. will not come amiss to those who know what good laundry work really is: clothes clean. =, clothes; stiff, if stiffening they require, ee l 1. The way we wash makes 2. The way we starch makes — 332233 Our Soap.can be found in the tub of every Good Housekettl en Sane Moy ald , at one stroke. Bat we don't claim soap jalty. Simply ploked It a ' (7) of, today, ef, ‘giving it a yy = All Glasses of Gi @ive us either » long or and we will convince pe . the cheapest and moe re in town. Copyichens SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commerdi . a —_ t S VN. TELCALLIS, Resident #ge1t, NevadeG 3. The way we iron makes NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION \\Soatd’s Liquor House . Frame Pictures Pure White and Red — Wine: Vingoar. hiso Males Nov. 18, 1901 ing «nd COMING, Eastman réturned this mornto Gaston Ridge after ‘Spending 's t, J. Ruiz of the Texas mine left Seni for San Francisco, ig acisco OD pusiness trip, yi yosterdayred LOW Jr. is down from Pike City. G0. np, Grimes, the well-known comroial man of Oakland, is here on @ , Cooper 1 Dav! at Quake in town. _ . of their t Northup, the well-known . livery . . na fee 5 4 ; ‘of North San Juan, was in town) ti, ity bers. Mr, Jo jipb Gaylord, who has been to S80 . igoe wo cisco on a business trip, returned . ; Sime, : ° % 5, J. Rector of the Nevada County age hae o last evening. nk, returned last evening from Sacento and San Francisco. 3, H, Kinkel and children of Granille were here yesterday on their tothe Bay. ; sg Amelia Ronchi of Willow Valjsvery sick at the German HospiSan Francisco. ling Mrs. R. Beckerig, left for her sat Virginia City today. cisco. erday. F. Beck of San Francisco arrived —— i : est notic last evening and left this morning . po, Downieville. }) fs g, Marks is here from Chicago. moe ; A. Bigelow arrived here last evenHine alts rom San Francisco and left this Tarke ping for Columbia Hill. it, left this moraing for North San D bn O'Donnell, who has been ‘at t dy, Mgno county, for. the past ,returned here Saturday evening. 3, John Webber and her daughter, Annie Webber, returned from goer Francisco last evening. : Sheri! ny Lewis, Assistant Superintend. ee mori, of U. $, Railway Mail Service and Route Inspectay, was here yestermaking inquiries regarding the route lettings in this county. He nthe afternoon train for Sacra0, ory Hoskins, the book-keeper for . chargec bempion mining company, who. Mabel ben on the sick list, was able to . six mor Thr ound today. orderly Leonard is down from Washing-. snd she . ‘. vada. . «sMeLane of Washington’ is in. 125 for D who ht the ‘pe: two lat 3.0. E. Barber of Dutch Flat re‘dhome today. se Presideht Peter Jobnston and sht Agent John Coughlan of the . . ow Gauge Railroad, were in town nItwin came down from Washmn today. ; Just 11 Gray came down from Gaston press . e today, ‘ boy n Scheurman waa over from -Sen. burne yesterday. _ jwas 8 Fitzsimmons was over from Grass could y today. Purcell came down from Moore's today. es Brady returned to Meadow ’ 5 : Dey 7 Goodwin is here from You Bet. . patch law, . e favorite drink of connoisseurs . her . it Edge whiskey because it is. Paso rly matured ands ie absolutely Best Prescription for Malaria ills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s less ChiH Tonic. It is simply . 19th and Quinine in a tasteless form. ire, no pay~ Price, 250. my15ém saa —-+ -2@e~ oke the up-to-date Cigar Thomar none better. For-sale at Reotor . ®m : . 16:30 — _ — Spreads Like Wildfire. len things are “the beat” they bethe best, selling Abraham Here, ding druggist, of Belleville, O.. Nes 8: “Electric Bitters are the best . > ., lg bitters I have handled ip 20 You know why? Most diVal begin in disorders of stomach, . nig ) kidneys, bowels blood and nerves. tic Bitters tones up the stomach, lates liver, kidneys and bowels, Hes the blood, stre ens the #8, hence cures multitudes of dies. It builds up the entire sy8Pats new life and vigor inte any Ltickly, rundown man or women. Weents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. $$ 9 Women and Jewels. els, caudy, flowers, man—that is Brier of a women’s preferences. form a magnet of mlgnty power # average woman, en that st of all jewels, health, is often din the strenous efforts to make Yethe money to purchase them. np will rite es health to get . em, then let ber fortify herksinst the insiduous . " “coughs, colds and afue by the regular use of Dr. , on 8 German Syrap. It will ly arrest consumption in its : ages and heal the affected Pronchial tabes and drive Mdiseace from the system. It is cure-all, but it is a certain cure pes, colds and. alll bronchial ¥ : ‘steliable remedies By ew Green's Special Almanas. Tuesday, a storm t City, whe plaster th sdaye bere. been erec A barre ; fine by J. Rohr left yesterday for San pst ceived at f stevens came over so Forest bleand fi : Frank Bi gL. Dewey 18 here “ San FranBiase Te Mr. Ray amount « as usual, in atten music by just grat by Com, ces coul: they aoe alee give per! .s Lillie Richards, who has been declan. Just ¥ building B, Weeks has returned from San had of ; ; : known . R, Veal of Relief Hill was in town . gor any . irs, Spencer, who has been here on ne 8! gate the A car! oday fc Four loaded Three .