November 19, 1898 (4 pages)

rtance LTY, ays the found a rY and ked the LDREN fit nd S. la City. lone on lowest E, District, set « _a letter in which that gentleman says: ‘ Assembly and messenger to the Secre‘line passing up the full buckets and . SATURDAY..;.NOV. 19, 1898, tenia a PERSONAL POINTERS, — A Daily Chronicle “of the Doings of Old and Young. . °. Mrs, Josiah Glasson returned today to North Bloomfield.: Mrs. Thomas Scadden Sr. of Boulder street is dangerously ill. Columbus Waterhouse, the mining man, arrived here last evening. Mrs. Frank Saxby of Ventura will arrive tomorrow to join hr baad Sydney Smith, the mining operator, arrived this morning from San Franc'sco. : L. L. Myers and Walter Mobley of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco today. eee W. A. Trephagen of San Francisco, a commercial traveler who is well-known locally, was in town today.” Isaac Holmes, who has been visiting in San Francisco for the past month ad Alex. Hongull and Robert. Walker took a flying trip to Dutch Flat yesterday on business and returned last evening. Isaac Wilson, Robert Snedden, Ike Williams and Dave Reese left yesterday -for Tesla, Alameda county, to work in a mine at that place. F. J. Brophy of Cherokee, who for many months has been at Fort Steele, B, O., arrived here last evening, being on the way home to visit his folks. Mr. and Mrs, Nat: P. Brown will leave on the morning train for San Francisco. Mr. Brown goes down as ‘a delegate tu the Miners’ Convention. ' A Deserved Testimonial. County Clerk Greany has received from K, P. Colgan, the State Controller, “] thank you kindly and ‘sincerely for your expression of congratulation, and beg to assure you that with no county office have.I had more pleasant relations than witb the oftice of Auditor of Nevada county during your incumbency. I hope your successor will prove to have as fair knowledge of clerical matters as you have always’ Shown in your dealings with my department.” ae Applicants For Endorsement. ‘There have been filed with the Republican County Central Committes applications for the endorsement < that body of candidates for appoit mentas janitor at the State Capif deputy State Treasurer, postmasters, gardener at State Capital, clerk of the tary of State, and these applications will be acted upon at the meeting of penne ic 2 vensbeete ry Badly Needed, the Pomps. Pe # nine o’clock last evening. It continued most of the night and a good part of today. At nine o'clock this morning ‘an inch and three-quarters had fallen and about a quarter of an inch has been added since then. At Lake Fordyce eight inches of snow fell during the night, and in Bear Valley and as far down as Quaker Hill it was snowing this morning ata lively: rate. The barometer took a slight rise during the forenoon but did not. go above the storm level. The thermometer has been falling since early morning. i The mines at this city and Grass Valley,,.which have been without water for hoisting and milling since the first part of the month, and were notified by the South Yuba Water Company a few days ago that unless a storm came they would have to shut down: their pumps today, will be able to resume full operations Monday, judging from present-indications. Had the drouth continued a few days longer there would have been a lack of water for domestic purposes both in this city and Grass Valley. This week notice had been served on consumers that they must cease irrigating and sprinkling streets. > When the Washington stage came in today it was white with snow. Four inches had fallen on White Cloud Hill, twelve miles above here; At North Bloomfield the snow was about an inch deep this forenoon and at Graniteville some three or four inches fell. “@o How Dancers Travel, A’Nevada City man who does not dance and could never learn has been doing some-figuring and he presents the following for publication: An aver-. age waltz takes a dancer over abont three-quartereofa mile. A square dance makes bis=:ct prougraut travers the Committee at this city, Tuesday evening. —~x« ae extinguishers. Chief Engineer Hook of the local fire department tells of the little town of Nasco; in Sweden,;—which has a female contingent, 150 stropg, in its fire brigale. The water supply of the yillage consists simply of four great tubs, and it is the duty of the women “firemen” to keep these full in case of fire. They stand in two continuous lines from the tubs to a lake some distance away, one the other sending them back. eee A Cheering Weather Prediction. A Broad street business man who always thinks twice before he speaks once says that there.is every indication ofa wet Winter. The early arrival of the wild fowl from the north, the conditions reported in the Arctic zone and the trend of the air-currents are all declared to be portentous of an abundant water supply for mining purposes. —+ 2 @e > 4 Visiting Native Sons. tnus in one evening: Twelve waltzes, nine miles; four other dances, at half a mile apiece, which is hardly a fairly big estimate, two miles more; the intermission strolls and the trips to the dressing-room to renovate her gowp and complexion, half a mile; grand total, eleven and one-half miles. The War Stamp Decision. Tuternal Revenue Collector Lynch at San Francisco has received fom Washid®ton a decision to the effect that a receipt given to a bank by a person to whom the bank is indebred las a depositor or otherwise, or for whom it holds funds, is no moré subject to a stamp than a receipt given for any other debt or demand; but if he issued his receipt to another person todraw upon his deposit to the amount of it; then it loses the character of a receipt and become a check or draft and is subject to tax. : 4 Hatchet Men Summoned. It is claimed that the society to Grand ‘Treasurer H. S. Martin and Grand Secretary Lunstedt of the Native Sons will on Monday next start on _a_tour of official visitations in the north. They will visit the parlors in the northern counties and try to reorganize parlors wherever they have been disorganized‘ ——+ o@e Weat to Washington. Over thirty members of the Workwhich the two OChinamen _ recently ‘killed in the Chinese Theater in San . Francisco belonged, have sent messages ‘to its hatchet men ‘iin the interior ! towns summoning them to San Fran-, \eiseo. They convened in Sacramento ‘two or three days ago, but im order. to . avoid suspicion they, according to the Record-Union, left on the various . trains by twos, and it is probable that 'a highbinders’ war will soon be inaugurated in San Francisco. A rainstorm: set in shortly before men and Degree of Honor Lodges at: this city went to Washington today, . leaving shortly before noon. The! Workmen will hold & meeting to-night. 7 A Business Hint. A paper dalled Brains thus goes to the, meat ofan importan# subject: to initiate a large number of applicants “Phere is but one right-way;to advertise and a dance will be given. aA EARL AUN allt cases ORI For Light and Power. ef age ; ‘The Appeal say that the ruvs--p,) Oughly in the: people’s heads, /that if rry their wires sey.\ they walk in their sleep they will conye ‘Stantly turn their steps toward er Company will ca # " eral miles below Yuba City, withia t next few weeks. ists and ranchers in jnstall the dights an premises. a Fine Fat Young Turkeys. Raffle going one. very mon Brothers’ saloon. night at Lam, ceptibler Try your luck. Up to date i gecupation, your basiness thorIn Chico Vecino stands a thoroughly ico, in one week could eat all of the butter that has been turned out of that institation since -it was first constructed. The whole trouble has been that nearly all of the persons who invested their money in that institution knew nothing about the business, and Came Just In Time to’ Save Stopping . those who did wore im tine stteneiey: In some other localities in this 8 ate creameries have been paying property “. a8 Soon asthe proper supply of milk could be obtained, but in Batte county the three creameries have been dismal failures, the fault of management and not of land, for there is nota county in the State that can produce more feed for stock to the acre’than Butte. ‘ Now is an excellent time for those who have stock in the creamery association to import some one to take the creamery ata low rental, ring in milch cows and start it going. There was built last Spring in Penn Valley, this eoun y, as fine a creamery as there ig ofits size anywhere. It is cwned an . controlled by practical farm€t8 aid business men of Penn Valley, Nevada City and Grass Valley. It has capacity to handle the milk of some ‘three hundred cows. It-is in the center of one of the best hay raising sections of the State. The farmers who live in Penn and Pleasant Valleys, which comprise the district contiguous to it, have already some 200 or more milch cows aud propose by next Spring to have early if not quite as many more. Aboat the first of April next the creamery will be set in fall operation with a first-class man of experience at the head of it. Messrs. Dikeman, Davey and the other farmers down there are satisfied thaf@the enterprise will prove ever expected of it. The Willows Promoter says on this subject of creameries: ; We haveacreamery at Willows, plant all paid for, which is not now, nor ‘will it ever unless we make a move in the right direction, do us any good. With but little exertion on our part we can make this a paying investment, The time of a year is now upon us when ground should be prepared to receive alfalfa seed, and alfalfa is all that we need to start up our creamery. We know of one man who will sow sixty acres Of this forage within a short distance of town and others should be induced to follow his example. Experence has demonstrated that nearly all our lands will bring good crops of this feed even ina drought'year, and that the erop is a paying one. 3 The creamery business is all right when it is properly undertaken. Had we procured our feed and cows first and them built our creamery the plant would have never stood idle. In other towns the money that this enterprise brings in is found to be of great benefit. To show what it does for Woodland we clip the following from the Democrat, and will add that it would do the same for Willows. if we-but-took the matter in hays, assucmu0n ue meccuEs dividend of 8 per cent to the stockholders payable on December 15th, The regular monthly proceeds, amounting to $3,400, were also ordered distributed rmoug its patrons. The Woodland creamery is one of the leading enterprises of this city and has distributed thousands of dollars among the people during the three years of its existence ” FIVE FAMILIES. Discovered the Canse of Their Sickness. Whenever I drink coffee it affects my heart in sucha way’ that I cannot get my breath without great difficulty. My husband has had serious stomach trouble for some years, which we found by experimenting with leaving off coffee, came from the coffee directly. We bave now been using Postum Cereal MRS: CH 80 E 5. lizabetb~<4 Food pro et three years, and both (again, as/long as we can get Postum. The following people have to my knowliedge “been greatly benefitted by the our} discontinuance of coffee and the use store. Tbe newspaper is your friefid. of Postam: of the orchary. ne arene ston Ii to build up the community . d motors on their ; ——_———_<+-2 80-2 — —— Tax Collections. t. supports you.” Ta eae ugh there has been a perment is short of that ¢ { ear @ if <i eae shoultgrresponding time. py I ee ce Smith’s New Crop Prunes. . got installment — eee Smith k your Grocer for Ps veane. ihe has not got t come to WM. ee Always the Best, Yor the best value in 5 coats—hibbitt, the Pine § ; rl The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in: different sty Leutje & Brand's. ’s NeW! on November 28th hem that ihe delinquent Hi. SurrH’s GRoceey STORE and you will yd plenty. gee nits aud Over treet tailor. . 1 ni-tf added after that. date. — Free Lunch Tonight ,mmon Brothers saloon, ¢ (At Lr 7 . ine streets. Broad and Pine 7 — aa RS Piano Tuning. —Paul Schoen, th ' ill be here on t a at Vinton’s drug store. te coming in rather slowly . ce the election is over. . s delinquent iglock, nap stove fifteen minutes won’t do it, but will be. ; } ni19-t e well-known taper sal ‘th. Leave orders have ete: n5-5t Mrs. Laura Quinn, 191 Cincinnati . St., Lafayette, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, West Lebanon, Ind. : Mrs. O. CO. Wilson, Attica, Ind. . Mr.and Mrs.M. Killan, Lafayette, . Ind. . One thing people must remember, if they expect.to get a fine flavor from ember that the Postam. It must beallowed to boil long enough to bring the flavor out, and just simply setting the pot on the fifteen minutes must be allowed after “the real boiling begins. oe . “pp you hear of that Iowa clergyman Lwho was engaged to seventéen young ies at one time?” asked the St. Louis “Yes,” replied her Boston cousin; campanologist, was he not?” “ belles, was quite a ringer of he of the Hub. yople of . . A Deluge of Rain That Was sgtvressremeer bat thy all that its most sanguine promoters . ~ ‘Mrs. H.C. Miils. ; : Thursday afternoon and declured a}. a4 a: GRASS VAL ee 1 Tay of orto a _ Over The Telephone, Eee Fis A son was born today to the wife of 4 Nerv: € Strength E. J. Weston. : Pa, paged CAG Es Miss Mattie Shoemaker has returned . Heod’s Sarsaparilla Makes the from Francisco, « Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an Thomas Trenberth’s eleven-year-old Spates and Restores: Health, son has diphtheria. — . . Vigor and Vitality. nate Miss Olive Cunningham has gone to. “TI feel that I ought to write a few Berkeley on a visit. a8 _ . words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Prof. Michell: has discontinued’ his . which has done great things for me. I dancing school here. was in a delicate condition and was sick Toh : : ‘ at my stomach and constipated. I tried ohn Riley of Allison Ranch has ids Elke mahsided tor loniate congestion of the lungs. Pd , weaknesses, but the medicines brought Mrs, Emily Collins and family, for‘ : : on other troubles. I was so weak I mory of Nevada City, have removed to} could not attend to my household duties, San Francisco. . and I then determined to try Hood’s SarMr. and Mrs. Ed. Dennett will re-. saparilla. After I had taken this medicine Murn tomorrow to San Francisco after sshort time I began to gain strength, I a short stay here. — Crew Stronger Each Day _ Last evening Chief Engineer Clinch . until I was able to work all day without was presented sith a handsome badge] any inconvenience. Ihave taken Hood’s by the Fire Department. . > . Pills for constipation, and I am better toE. W. Donnelly, Charles Uren,Henry . day than I have been for five years. Daniels and A. D. Foote have been. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and added to the Grass Valley delegates to . 1000’s Pills I feel rested in the morning. : ’ : 5; . . 1 am less nervous and am sure I have the Miners’ Convention. The Pennsylvania Mining «Company _— poe aaa Poet a pee pitt held their annual meeting today and nies ae hpronastaegr ned at Enc am rid of it. Before my last child was re-elected all the old Board of Direct-. porn I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and ors. Ben Opie was retained as supermy girl baby was fat and strong, while intendent. The material . for a new] my other child was not well and lived ten-stamp mill is on the claim, to be only two years old.” Mrs. Ry F. " See DEAL, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. i d 5 SatsaOOCd S parila Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. . . Hood’s Pills sree oe Thanksgiving Turkeys. ~Turkey raffle every night till farther notice at Lammon. Brothers’ saloon. Splendid opportunity to get a fine bird for Thanksgiving. n19-tf 50 CENTS A WEEK J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Three furnished rooms are offered for . Also Choral and Orchestral Director. A Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other rent, with use of: kitchen. Man and wife portions of Nevada county weekly for the preferred. Apply to Mrs. R. Holland, East Ectpowe of instructing pupils at their own Broad Street, nl4-lw omes. For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete. Dancing School. apply to the Professor, either by letteror i i personally, at his homein North SanJuan or Prof. Mich: ll’s ladies’ and gentlemen's . the Union Hotel. Nevada City dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials {ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. , all Rooms For Rent: FOR SALE. MRS. B. LUTZ’S HOTEL On Broad Street will be sold} ata bargain. The Hotel is doing a good business, it is one of the best locations in this City. THE PLACE TO Go. BOUQUET OF FLOURS -has been gathered to please _the wise housekeeper. All the quality of each kind 1s so well known that we need say little in their praise. The stock is new, and contains all the ,nutritive elements of the grain. We sell on a small margin of profit, and. therefore offer the best value in town. Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements’ For Your Trade. Are They. Sufficient ? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COFIMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Largest Display! . Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at ~~ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where yon wit find the ¢@F" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. bor & Watch Our Windows for Bargains. : For Rent. A nicely furnished Honse for rent, in good location. Inquire of Frank Miller. For Rent Nicely furnished rooms for house keeping on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of ‘The Great Medicine that Gives . . CURES STOMACH TROUBLE. RACKET STORE. A single motiv prompts thes lines. We want ur bisnes. To be prospers never own a ledger (or, more truthfully, a ledger never own U,) so if the day of adversity cums. U will have the coin or values. The old-timer who al his life faut the tiger of ti driven in humiliation, degradation and disgrace into oblivion, can tell U just what thes words mean. Don’t let it be sed of U that-in spite of words of admonifion, in the face of living xamples that wad melt a hart of flint, U deliberately stagered down tims. No! we wud see U way up in onor, welth, while still in the springtime of life; not standing in the dreary, melancholy regret of “what mite hav ben.” Come and see our Goods. Everything bears full value and to spare, on our prices. : _THINK IT OVER . " We Sell You the Best QUALITY: of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best§Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—25¢c.“per quart. Will sell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, “ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. Handsome Bedroom Sets 8 For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. i ok Bree Bio paphicsds > Dioks;~enRankies, Ghajiuc Canatas 98999999 O& Make No Mistake, Ladies. Fall # Winter Millinery At WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. Prices Astonishingly Low. 8000000000 000000 It Is”a Pleasure TO BE ABLE TO husband and myself are perfectly well. . ” and that is to hammer your Bame, your, We sHall never use common coffee “Pardon me; I should! Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work: That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. ¢ THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 8, 1898. LAF. . —Dea' ; used Belt for one month and have derived Dok beni gy I Sauk tar pakes from eatarrh of the stomach; weak back and ve, and now I feel entirely cured, it. Ofcourse, I recommend it highly. : JOHN C, LUCAS. _ . . Dr; Sanden’s-Electric_Belt Again = show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is made up of goods which are néw, having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRAPE © ) © \ id color and many Ty attractive appearance @ majority dre in Rings, Earrings, old, elegantly engraved. The prices are snese articles, IETJE & BRAND, of great brilliancy and s other precious stones Many of these are unse’ Pins, etc. of fine not at all high t. © It is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without i If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging a i tion; te tag my general health was very pe. I had taken lots of medicine withbto atchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. OOO OQOQOQOOQOO OOOO Oe << Yd * HE BARGAIN SPOT _ the turnpike of life, macadamized with the credit ledgers 100 per cent-vic-. ©00OQOOOOOOOO ©0O0O0000

rtance LTY, ays the found a rY and ked the LDREN fit nd S. la City. lone on lowest E, District, set « _a letter in which that gentleman says: ‘ Assembly and messenger to the Secre‘line passing up the full buckets and . SATURDAY....;.NOV. 19, 1898, tenia a PERSONAL POINTERS, — A Daily Chronicle “of the Doings of Old and Young. . °. Mrs, Josiah Glasson returned today to North Bloomfield.: Mrs. Thomas Scadden Sr. of Boulder street is dangerously ill. Columbus Waterhouse, the mining man, arrived here last evening. Mrs. Frank Saxby of Ventura will arrive tomorrow to join hr baad Sydney Smith, the mining operator, arrived this morning from San Franc'sco. : L. L. Myers and Walter Mobley of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco today. eee W. A. Trephagen of San Francisco, a commercial traveler who is well-known locally, was in town today.” Isaac Holmes, who has been visiting in San Francisco for the past month ad Alex. Hongull and Robert. Walker took a flying trip to Dutch Flat yesterday on business and returned last evening. Isaac Wilson, Robert Snedden, Ike Williams and Dave Reese left yesterday -for Tesla, Alameda county, to work in a mine at that place. F. J. Brophy of Cherokee, who for many months has been at Fort Steele, B, O., arrived here last evening, being on the way home to visit his folks. Mr. and Mrs, Nat: P. Brown will leave on the morning train for San Francisco. Mr. Brown goes down as ‘a delegate tu the Miners’ Convention. ' A Deserved Testimonial. County Clerk Greany has received from K, P. Colgan, the State Controller, “] thank you kindly and ‘sincerely for your expression of congratulation, and beg to assure you that with no county office have.I had more pleasant relations than witb the oftice of Auditor of Nevada county during your incumbency. I hope your successor will prove to have as fair knowledge of clerical matters as you have always’ Shown in your dealings with my department.” ae Applicants For Endorsement. ‘There have been filed with the Republican County Central Committes applications for the endorsement < that body of candidates for appoit mentas janitor at the State Capif deputy State Treasurer, postmasters, gardener at State Capital, clerk of the tary of State, and these applications will be acted upon at the meeting of penne ic 2 vensbeete ry Badly Needed, the Pomps. Pe # nine o’clock last evening. It continued most of the night and a good part of today. At nine o'clock this morning ‘an inch and three-quarters had fallen and about a quarter of an inch has been added since then. At Lake Fordyce eight inches of snow fell during the night, and in Bear Valley and as far down as Quaker Hill it was snowing this morning ata lively: rate. The barometer took a slight rise during the forenoon but did not. go above the storm level. The thermometer has been falling since early morning. i The mines at this city and Grass Valley,,.which have been without water for hoisting and milling since the first part of the month, and were notified by the South Yuba Water Company a few days ago that unless a storm came they would have to shut down: their pumps today, will be able to resume full operations Monday, judging from present-indications. Had the drouth continued a few days longer there would have been a lack of water for domestic purposes both in this city and Grass Valley. This week notice had been served on consumers that they must cease irrigating and sprinkling streets. > When the Washington stage came in today it was white with snow. Four inches had fallen on White Cloud Hill, twelve miles above here; At North Bloomfield the snow was about an inch deep this forenoon and at Graniteville some three or four inches fell. “@o How Dancers Travel, A’Nevada City man who does not dance and could never learn has been doing some-figuring and he presents the following for publication: An aver-. age waltz takes a dancer over abont three-quartereofa mile. A square dance makes bis=:ct prougraut travers the Committee at this city, Tuesday evening. —~x« ae extinguishers. Chief Engineer Hook of the local fire department tells of the little town of Nasco; in Sweden,;—which has a female contingent, 150 stropg, in its fire brigale. The water supply of the yillage consists simply of four great tubs, and it is the duty of the women “firemen” to keep these full in case of fire. They stand in two continuous lines from the tubs to a lake some distance away, one the other sending them back. eee A Cheering Weather Prediction. A Broad street business man who always thinks twice before he speaks once says that there.is every indication ofa wet Winter. The early arrival of the wild fowl from the north, the conditions reported in the Arctic zone and the trend of the air-currents are all declared to be portentous of an abundant water supply for mining purposes. —+ 2 @e > 4 Visiting Native Sons. tnus in one evening: Twelve waltzes, nine miles; four other dances, at half a mile apiece, which is hardly a fairly big estimate, two miles more; the intermission strolls and the trips to the dressing-room to renovate her gowp and complexion, half a mile; grand total, eleven and one-half miles. The War Stamp Decision. Tuternal Revenue Collector Lynch at San Francisco has received fom Washid®ton a decision to the effect that a receipt given to a bank by a person to whom the bank is indebred las a depositor or otherwise, or for whom it holds funds, is no moré subject to a stamp than a receipt given for any other debt or demand; but if he issued his receipt to another person todraw upon his deposit to the amount of it; then it loses the character of a receipt and become a check or draft and is subject to tax. : 4 Hatchet Men Summoned. It is claimed that the society to Grand ‘Treasurer H. S. Martin and Grand Secretary Lunstedt of the Native Sons will on Monday next start on _a_tour of official visitations in the north. They will visit the parlors in the northern counties and try to reorganize parlors wherever they have been disorganized‘ ——+ o@e Weat to Washington. Over thirty members of the Workwhich the two OChinamen _ recently ‘killed in the Chinese Theater in San . Francisco belonged, have sent messages ‘to its hatchet men ‘iin the interior ! towns summoning them to San Fran-, \eiseo. They convened in Sacramento ‘two or three days ago, but im order. to . avoid suspicion they, according to the Record-Union, left on the various . trains by twos, and it is probable that 'a highbinders’ war will soon be inaugurated in San Francisco. A rainstorm: set in shortly before men and Degree of Honor Lodges at: this city went to Washington today, . leaving shortly before noon. The! Workmen will hold & meeting to-night. 7 A Business Hint. A paper dalled Brains thus goes to the, meat ofan importan# subject: to initiate a large number of applicants “Phere is but one right-way;to advertise and a dance will be given. aA EARL AUN allt cases ORI For Light and Power. ef age ; ‘The Appeal say that the ruvs--p,) Oughly in the: people’s heads, /that if rry their wires sey.\ they walk in their sleep they will conye ‘Stantly turn their steps toward er Company will ca # " eral miles below Yuba City, withia t next few weeks. ists and ranchers in jnstall the dights an premises. a Fine Fat Young Turkeys. Raffle going one. very mon Brothers’ saloon. night at Lam, ceptibler Try your luck. Up to date i gecupation, your basiness thorIn Chico Vecino stands a thoroughly ico, in one week could eat all of the butter that has been turned out of that institation since -it was first constructed. The whole trouble has been that nearly all of the persons who invested their money in that institution knew nothing about the business, and Came Just In Time to’ Save Stopping . those who did wore im tine stteneiey: In some other localities in this 8 ate creameries have been paying property “. a8 Soon asthe proper supply of milk could be obtained, but in Batte county the three creameries have been dismal failures, the fault of management and not of land, for there is nota county in the State that can produce more feed for stock to the acre’than Butte. ‘ Now is an excellent time for those who have stock in the creamery association to import some one to take the creamery ata low rental, ring in milch cows and start it going. There was built last Spring in Penn Valley, this eoun y, as fine a creamery as there ig ofits size anywhere. It is cwned an . controlled by practical farm€t8 aid business men of Penn Valley, Nevada City and Grass Valley. It has capacity to handle the milk of some ‘three hundred cows. It-is in the center of one of the best hay raising sections of the State. The farmers who live in Penn and Pleasant Valleys, which comprise the district contiguous to it, have already some 200 or more milch cows aud propose by next Spring to have early if not quite as many more. Aboat the first of April next the creamery will be set in fall operation with a first-class man of experience at the head of it. Messrs. Dikeman, Davey and the other farmers down there are satisfied thaf@the enterprise will prove ever expected of it. The Willows Promoter says on this subject of creameries: ; We haveacreamery at Willows, plant all paid for, which is not now, nor ‘will it ever unless we make a move in the right direction, do us any good. With but little exertion on our part we can make this a paying investment, The time of a year is now upon us when ground should be prepared to receive alfalfa seed, and alfalfa is all that we need to start up our creamery. We know of one man who will sow sixty acres Of this forage within a short distance of town and others should be induced to follow his example. Experence has demonstrated that nearly all our lands will bring good crops of this feed even ina drought'year, and that the erop is a paying one. 3 The creamery business is all right when it is properly undertaken. Had we procured our feed and cows first and them built our creamery the plant would have never stood idle. In other towns the money that this enterprise brings in is found to be of great benefit. To show what it does for Woodland we clip the following from the Democrat, and will add that it would do the same for Willows. if we-but-took the matter in hays, assucmu0n ue meccuEs dividend of 8 per cent to the stockholders payable on December 15th, The regular monthly proceeds, amounting to $3,400, were also ordered distributed rmoug its patrons. The Woodland creamery is one of the leading enterprises of this city and has distributed thousands of dollars among the people during the three years of its existence ” FIVE FAMILIES. Discovered the Canse of Their Sickness. Whenever I drink coffee it affects my heart in sucha way’ that I cannot get my breath without great difficulty. My husband has had serious stomach trouble for some years, which we found by experimenting with leaving off coffee, came from the coffee directly. We

bave now been using Postum Cereal MRS: CH 80 E 5. lizabetb~<4 Food pro et three years, and both (again, as/long as we can get Postum. The following people have to my knowliedge “been greatly benefitted by the our} discontinuance of coffee and the use store. Tbe newspaper is your friefid. of Postam: of the orchary. ne arene ston Ii to build up the community . d motors on their ; ——_———_<+-2 80-2 — —— Tax Collections. t. supports you.” Ta eae ugh there has been a perment is short of that ¢ { ear @ if <i eae shoultgrresponding time. py I ee ce Smith’s New Crop Prunes. . got installment — eee Smith k your Grocer for Ps veane. ihe has not got t come to WM. ee Always the Best, Yor the best value in 5 coats—hibbitt, the Pine § ; rl The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in: different sty Leutje & Brand's. ’s NeW! on November 28th hem that ihe delinquent Hi. SurrH’s GRoceey STORE and you will yd plenty. gee nits aud Over treet tailor. . 1 ni-tf added after that. date. — Free Lunch Tonight ,mmon Brothers saloon, ¢ (At Lr 7 . ine streets. Broad and Pine 7 — aa RS Piano Tuning. —Paul Schoen, th ' ill be here on t a at Vinton’s drug store. te coming in rather slowly . ce the election is over. . s delinquent iglock, nap stove fifteen minutes won’t do it, but will be. ; } ni19-t e well-known taper sal ‘th. Leave orders have ete: n5-5t Mrs. Laura Quinn, 191 Cincinnati . St., Lafayette, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, West Lebanon, Ind. : Mrs. O. CO. Wilson, Attica, Ind. . Mr.and Mrs.M. Killan, Lafayette, . Ind. . One thing people must remember, if they expect.to get a fine flavor from ember that the Postam. It must beallowed to boil long enough to bring the flavor out, and just simply setting the pot on the fifteen minutes must be allowed after “the real boiling begins. oe . “pp you hear of that Iowa clergyman Lwho was engaged to seventéen young ies at one time?” asked the St. Louis “Yes,” replied her Boston cousin; campanologist, was he not?” “ belles, was quite a ringer of he of the Hub. yople of . . A Deluge of Rain That Was sgtvressremeer bat thy all that its most sanguine promoters . ~ ‘Mrs. H.C. Miils. ; : Thursday afternoon and declured a}. a4 a: GRASS VAL ee 1 Tay of orto a _ Over The Telephone, Eee Fis A son was born today to the wife of 4 Nerv: € Strength E. J. Weston. : Pa, paged CAG Es Miss Mattie Shoemaker has returned . Heod’s Sarsaparilla Makes the from Francisco, « Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an Thomas Trenberth’s eleven-year-old Spates and Restores: Health, son has diphtheria. — . . Vigor and Vitality. nate Miss Olive Cunningham has gone to. “TI feel that I ought to write a few Berkeley on a visit. a8 _ . words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Prof. Michell: has discontinued’ his . which has done great things for me. I dancing school here. was in a delicate condition and was sick Toh : : ‘ at my stomach and constipated. I tried ohn Riley of Allison Ranch has ids Elke mahsided tor loniate congestion of the lungs. Pd , weaknesses, but the medicines brought Mrs, Emily Collins and family, for‘ : : on other troubles. I was so weak I mory of Nevada City, have removed to} could not attend to my household duties, San Francisco. . and I then determined to try Hood’s SarMr. and Mrs. Ed. Dennett will re-. saparilla. After I had taken this medicine Murn tomorrow to San Francisco after sshort time I began to gain strength, I a short stay here. — Crew Stronger Each Day _ Last evening Chief Engineer Clinch . until I was able to work all day without was presented sith a handsome badge] any inconvenience. Ihave taken Hood’s by the Fire Department. . > . Pills for constipation, and I am better toE. W. Donnelly, Charles Uren,Henry . day than I have been for five years. Daniels and A. D. Foote have been. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and added to the Grass Valley delegates to . 1000’s Pills I feel rested in the morning. : ’ : 5; . . 1 am less nervous and am sure I have the Miners’ Convention. The Pennsylvania Mining «Company _— poe aaa Poet a pee pitt held their annual meeting today and nies ae hpronastaegr ned at Enc am rid of it. Before my last child was re-elected all the old Board of Direct-. porn I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and ors. Ben Opie was retained as supermy girl baby was fat and strong, while intendent. The material . for a new] my other child was not well and lived ten-stamp mill is on the claim, to be only two years old.” Mrs. Ry F. " See DEAL, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. i d 5 SatsaOOCd S parila Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. . . Hood’s Pills sree oe Thanksgiving Turkeys. ~Turkey raffle every night till farther notice at Lammon. Brothers’ saloon. Splendid opportunity to get a fine bird for Thanksgiving. n19-tf 50 CENTS A WEEK J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Three furnished rooms are offered for . Also Choral and Orchestral Director. A Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other rent, with use of: kitchen. Man and wife portions of Nevada county weekly for the preferred. Apply to Mrs. R. Holland, East Ectpowe of instructing pupils at their own Broad Street, nl4-lw omes. For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete. Dancing School. apply to the Professor, either by letteror i i personally, at his homein North SanJuan or Prof. Mich: ll’s ladies’ and gentlemen's . the Union Hotel. Nevada City dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials {ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. , all Rooms For Rent: FOR SALE. MRS. B. LUTZ’S HOTEL On Broad Street will be sold} ata bargain. The Hotel is doing a good business, it is one of the best locations in this City. THE PLACE TO Go. BOUQUET OF FLOURS -has been gathered to please _the wise housekeeper. All the quality of each kind 1s so well known that we need say little in their praise. The stock is new, and contains all the ,nutritive elements of the grain. We sell on a small margin of profit, and. therefore offer the best value in town. Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements’ For Your Trade. Are They. Sufficient ? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COFIMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Largest Display! . Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at ~~ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where yon wit find the ¢@F" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. bor & Watch Our Windows for Bargains. : For Rent. A nicely furnished Honse for rent, in good location. Inquire of Frank Miller. For Rent Nicely furnished rooms for house keeping on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of ‘The Great Medicine that Gives . . CURES STOMACH TROUBLE. RACKET STORE. A single motiv prompts thes lines. We want ur bisnes. To be prospers never own a ledger (or, more truthfully, a ledger never own U,) so if the day of adversity cums. U will have the coin or values. The old-timer who al his life faut the tiger of ti driven in humiliation, degradation and disgrace into oblivion, can tell U just what thes words mean. Don’t let it be sed of U that-in spite of words of admonifion, in the face of living xamples that wad melt a hart of flint, U deliberately stagered down tims.. No! we wud see U way up in onor, welth, while still in the springtime of life; not standing in the dreary, melancholy regret of “what mite hav ben.” Come and see our Goods. Everything bears full value and to spare, on our prices. : _THINK IT OVER . " We Sell You the Best QUALITY: of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best§Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—25¢c.“per quart. Will sell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, “ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. Handsome Bedroom Sets 8 For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. i ok Bree Bio paphicsds > Dioks;~enRankies, Ghajiuc Canatas 98999999 O& Make No Mistake, Ladies. Fall # Winter Millinery At WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. Prices Astonishingly Low. 8000000000 000000 It Is”a Pleasure TO BE ABLE TO husband and myself are perfectly well. . ” and that is to hammer your Bame, your, We sHall never use common coffee “Pardon me; I should! Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work: That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. ¢ THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 8, 1898. LAF. . —Dea' ; used Belt for one month and have derived Dok beni gy I Sauk tar pakes from eatarrh of the stomach; weak back and ve, and now I feel entirely cured, it. Ofcourse, I recommend it highly. : JOHN C, LUCAS. _ . . Dr; Sanden’s-Electric_Belt Again = show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is made up of goods which are néw, having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRAPE © ) © \ id color and many Ty attractive appearance @ majority dre in Rings, Earrings, old, elegantly engraved. The prices are snese articles, IETJE & BRAND, of great brilliancy and s other precious stones Many of these are unse’ Pins, etc. of fine not at all high t. © It is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without i If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging a i tion; te tag my general health was very pe. I had taken lots of medicine withbto atchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. OOO OQOQOQOOQOO OOOO Oe << Yd * HE BARGAIN SPOT _ the turnpike of life, macadamized with the credit ledgers 100 per cent-vic-. ©00OQOOOOOOOO ©0O0O0000