November 20, 1901 (4 pages)

onomy by pul 1 make 10 DOF PAINT, ROG 0 Us necessary & . to order: cent on uses, Dem 4 the broke actly. Gg ᐀ . raleie(oyd Housed y il . (7 og iD gg of uit a long or 0 »vince YOu d moat = log his heart. % TR ANSORIPTS Nov. 20, 1901 other game of F toot will, be een tea valley on Thankagiving dey. peen stated that the boys from sister city intend to strengthen yam for the occasion but some h uninterested ‘sports think it a patdly be fair for them to do 80 poy are already much larger and ntly eqnal to their opponents nowledge of the game. ‘The NeCity team will line up with the men a8 they did on Sunday extbat Herbert Conaway, who was iganday moraing. aud was unable will play center instead of Sd the latter will play as guard: ‘expected that a fast and interestame will be played when the two} g meet agein. pnday evening’s TBANSORIPT auod that Joho .Madden, a former at of Grass Valley, bad been 1 at Uomanche, & small place tsix miles from Georgetown, by a 7 accident. Ii has since been d that the unfortusate. man wae poe the copper prospect on the ge property and was killed by ‘plosion of’a box of dynamite. engaged in packing it and actally dropped it, which caused the sion. He was horribly mutilated, i being blown completely off, —+-0@e ot Is Dangerous. few evenings ago @ number of boys attempted to hold on to ar of an electric Gar as it was ing along within the city limite. of them was thrown against the nd narrowly escaped receiving ns, if not fatal, injuries. This ice should . be stopped, and paand guardians -ought. to take pular pains to caution those unheir charge asto the danger insad ACeldent. Jose, Nov. 19—Wm. Hoover, the gson of Wm. Hoover, died last from @ gunshot wound. He ding into town when ‘his saddle d, throwing him to the ground: gun which he cairie@ Was dis!) ° pod, the load: ‘tearing away the nd bone of his left breast and nk in Trouble. ova, Wash., Nov. 19th—The Melitan Bank failed today, as a refa run which started over a misstanding with a-.law.suit. filed eta defunct bank of a similar The deposits eauaeten se to a half bn dollars. To Be . ied , Nov. 19th lee Ohinese ol: he a hundred. and fifty 8 close to Pekin last hight, killeen and captured twenty. The ers have been brought here for pation. Kalle pid t. DELPHIA, Nov. 10—H. icin. of the Daily News, died today of atic pneumonia, following & Maloperation, He was 38 years d one of the most prominent . ¢ pthe city. FO) at RS fo For Those Home Prunes. finest Prunes it in the world. They taleed and cured by Wm. H. » For sale at 8 pounds for 26 Ask your grocer for. Smith’s -on-tt $09 ese Best Presceiptine For Malariacad Fever ig a bottle of ‘aneve < 8 Cu, Tomo. It is simply md quinine in 8 fence form. "ne pay. Price 60c. ———+00 ’ i forget the big turkey refile 4 gaaeee Oounoil Ohambers Fs ~platf 7 oe Ndsomest Woman n Nevada City ‘ faore ave her beanty, except she . : bowels and digestive cro one thy condition.ele every yey and plein up w the It purifies the blood, comple Dee tod appetite. fir apt pte cat For sale by H ‘ok, beat bra brands of ‘whisky at Ware at the Council ~ Britland prop. a sonal Weegee Tol, steady nerves and’ Gilt key are the best of friends. ee i —~+esate ee es \8 a guaranty of ia srity . ” core whiskey ig always mefadin. this-bity . . Tron and Quinine in “A Good Cause. The farce-comedy to be given at the Theater on Friday evening, the 29\h inet., abounds with fan and mimicry. All the players are well up in their parte,and when they appear before the footlights the audience will be astonished at the display of home talent that will be made. “Oaptain Racket” consists of three acts, and there will not be a dull moment from the opening until the close of the play.: The Empire State quartette will be at their best,and other special features will be introduced. As heretofore announced, the net receipts of the entertainment will be used for a very worthy cause, namely, the establishment of a free reading room in our city. The Theater ought to be filled to overflowing on the occasion, and we believe that such will be the caee. This Evening. As previously announced in the Transonipr James OC. Tyrrel), editor of the Grass Valley Tidings-'Telegraph, will be married this evening to Miss Mise Maud Wilhelm, the lovely and accomplisbed daughter of Theodore Wilhelm. The wedding will take place at the residence of the bride’s parents, and about sixty guests have been invited to attend. The happy couple will leave on the morning train for San Francisco, on their wedding trip. Eternal happiness is. the wish of all their friends. a A Good Motto. Fred Badger’s newspaper motto is: “Lie, steal, drink and swear.” When you lie, let it be down to pleasant dreams; when you steal, let it be away from immoral associates; when you drink, let it be pure water; when you swear, let it be that you will patronize your home paper, pay your subscription, and not send your job work away from home. The Native Sons. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor last night selected J: F. Colley and Fred Searls to represent the Parlor at the anti-OChinese convention, which ' will assemble at San Frapcisco tomorrow. The Parlor will heve a smoker next Tuesday-evening and officers will be nominated. After the meeting last night a tamale tenant was riage Don't want il. A report is current amok tak the Selby Smelting Company has notified the Tonopah Company that they don’t ‘}want any more Tonopah ore. The reason assigned is the difficulty of procuring” the necessary fluxes. The Tonopah miners will probably ship their ore to Salt Lake in the future. Conirae! Secured. Puitapetrum, Pa. Nov. 19—The American Bridge Company, of thie city, has segared a contract for the construction of twenty steel bridges along the line of the Uganda Railroad, in East Africa, The amount of the contract is about $1,000,000. Several English and Continental firms offered bids, but that of the Philadelphia Company was not only the lowest, but it guaranteed the completion of the work in shorter time than its competitors. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. -. By local applications, as they cannot reach the. diseased portion of the ear. ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is ” constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an apogee ye condition of the mucous linof the Eustachian Tube. When eh tube gets inflamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect ee and when it is entirely closed d ness is the result, and unless a rm flammation cao be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con. dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cage of deafness (caused by . t catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s 1 Gatarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free. F. J. ae a & CO., Toledo,O. Sold by ruggists, 750. Hall’s Family Fille are the best. The Best pisaaviedad for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m The First For the Season. ' Pp, G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable 19f price, o If you wanta fine tarkey for Thanke* giving, go to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-tt Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Soler pert down and belance ou Hine Enq a ot Brown & & Morgan. You will have a good chance to a a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25cents. 14t i used in connection with the hoisting morning for the Oriental mine at Poreat City. Attention is directed to Mrs, L, Labeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transcarrr, She announces @ special sale of ladies’, misses’ and children’s hats for one week. Frank Hitohins, formerly of this city, is now cashier in Wells, Fargo & Co's big office at Ogden, Utah. He has been in the employ of the express eompany for sixteen years, and he is @ very worthy young man. The Ironclad mine below Rough and Ready will be started up soon. The water in the shaft is about 180 feet deep and pumping will begin in a day or so, George W. Hay is the super— intendent of the. property. Major George A. Nihell and the crew of.men who. went to Meadow Lake to put up a ten-stamp mill on Captain Ord’s mine, will return here soon. The mill bas been completed, and is first-class.in every respect. Foreman W. Oarsdorf and Linemen A. H. Podmore,* W. L. Harris and G. H. Biake are repairing the Western Union line in this section, They went upcountry today. Mr. Jeffrey and O. W. Porterfield returned from Omega yesterday. The former gentleman has been examining the property for a San Francisco comnany. Garfield Ounclave, Kaights of Sherwood Forest, of thie city, will pay a fraternal visit to the conclave at Grass Velley next Saturday night.’ The Garfleldites have chartered an electric ear for the occasion. A car-load of women came up this afternoon from Grass Valley to assiet the Women’s Relief Corps in making their entertainment this evening a grand success, Thies afternoon while Manford Reynolde, driver of Obas, E. Mulloy’s delivery team, was turning the rig in front of the store ome of the horses took fright from the crossing of a rein. The pole of the wagon was broken. The people who left hereon the 9 o'clock train this morning and were bound westward, were foreed to lay over at Colfax, as the train was five hours late, on account of storms in the East. If yod are contemplating making repairs in or around the home, it stands you in hand to get estimates from Riee & Lewis, the contractors, They are prepared todo all kinds of work in their line in a firet-clase manner and at very reasonable figures. The new ahd’ heavy machinery that bas been installed at the Brunswiek mine works to perfection. Sinking from the 1000-foot level to the 1250level ie progressing well. When this work is completed drifts will be run both ways on the ledge. The dancing school conducted; by Mesers. Gault, Walling and McQOluskey is growing in popaiarity ‘right along. Every Wednesday evening the large class meets at Odd Fellews Hall, and excellent progress is being made by all the mémbers. @Truman 8, Clark, of Los Angeles, bas a piece of gravel ground some sixteen miles above Downieville which is said to yield very good prospects. There ie alsoa quartz ledge running througk the claim, the croppings of which indicate that it will produce well, Complicaied Case. New York, Nov. 19th—Mail advices from Natal to the London Times and the New York Times say te problem in South Africa isa complicated one, and cannot be grasped by readers of newspapers. The correspondent says the British must.be made to understand that they have to deal with a peculiar people, whose very elementary education has been directed by. their unscrupulous and ambitious and anreliable leaders to imbuing them with the belief that, as the chosen people of God, they are called to the Dominion of South Africa. They are taught that the amalekite Britieher is to be driven into the sea, leaving them the blacks as their hewers of wood and drawers of water, as in the days of the great trek. In Natal the people are thorougbly reliable, or thorough rebels, but in Cape Colony, thousands of Afrikanders are on the fence.— There has been too much sentimental humbug, declares the correspondent, Hoe insists that the inbabitants must be thoroughly “smashed” and made to feel that they are “smashed” for the sake of the future quiet of South Africa, Then will be the time for the British to be generous. After peace comes the burghers can be handled easily, if the scales of justice are evenly held. Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. Tegler makes them. Try one, o2ltf Try the new ‘Thomas Paine, for sale at Hector Bree. Smoke the ap te-e — none better. gweet smoke, Thomas Paine casuen or sale at Rector Bros. : A consignment of machinery, to be} works, arrived at the, depot thie} night. ]Miss len Yaw it Big tuek. Mies Hilen Beach Yaw, the songstress, who filled an engagement at the Nevada Theater a few years ago under @ the management of D. F. Bell, for-} merly of thie city, is in luck. It has happened that she has recently inherited a fortune from a wealthy’ French engineer in Europe. He met Miss Yaw four years ago in Chicago, fell in love with her at. first sight, but made no effort to approach her. His death was accidental, but there was a report that he had cemmitted suicide because he was too timid to avow hie passion. Now it is learned that the Frenchman wilied his entire estate, amounting toa large sum, to the tall blonde songstress. Miss Yaw made quite a hit during her tour on this coast, and was well re ceived in this a SU ‘Officers Installed. Evangeline Obapter, Order of Eastern Star, last evening presented the retiring worthy matron, Mrs. Susan Edminister, with a handsome jewel. The jewel was manufactured by C. J. wn jeweler of this city. sponded io lowing are worthy patron, Joseph Stenger; associate matron, Miss Emily Delbridge; treasurer, Mrs. Hannah Stanefleld; secretary, Mre. Jennie Holmes; ‘conductress, Mre. Annie. Tremaine; assc-— ciate conductress, Mrs, Melissa Fuller; Adab, Mies Elea Arbogast; Ruth, Misa Aunie Tolson; Esther, Mrs. Louisa Zeitler; Martha, Miss Mamie Meservey; Electe, Mrs. Emma Rogers; warder, Mrs. Frances Marsh; sentinel, Mrs. Emily Hoskine, chaplain, Mrs. Eliza McCutcheon; marshal, Mrs. Jennie Hall; organist, Misa Mary Harry. The Birthday Party. The Birthday Party, under the auspices of the Women’s Relief Oorps, to be given at Armory Hall this evening, promises to be la-gely attended. Oar people fully appreciate the worthy object for which the party is to be given, and the success of the laudable project. is assured. The beautifying of the graves of the soldier dead is agrand cuetom—one that appeals to every true citizen. Judge F. T. Nilon will deliver the opening address, and the literary and musical program as published in last evening’s TRANSORIPT will be rendered. After the entertainment dancing will be indulged in, and take it all in all, the evening will be one of much enjoyment, A Mean Theft. The other night someone broke into the kitchen of Miss Jane Swift’s residence, on Sacramento street, and stole a quantity of preserves and pickles which were stored for winter use. This kind of aneak thievery is despicable, to say the least. Very Ugly. Lonpon, November 19—The Globe this afternoon discusses the Hay-Pauncefote treaty in its usual ultra-jingo tone. Itsays: “Unless Lord Pauucefote and Secretary Hay have strictly observed the principle of quidpgo-quo, the treaty ie far more likely to impair than strengthen friendliness. If British rights on the isthmus have been abandoned with: ut a tangible equiva— lent, it will not be long before Great Britain is invited to ‘surrender the West Iudies,and even Canada, as peace offerings to American Chauvinism. Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are “‘the bes.” they become ‘‘the best selling Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters [I have handled in 20 years.” You koow why? Moat diseases beginin disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels biood and nerver, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and _ bowelr, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Pute new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Nevada County Traction Company Notice! Commencing Tuesday, November 19th, 1901, and until further notice, the electric cars of this company will leave Grass Valley for Nevada City at 6:50, 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:3, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. 12:80 1:30, 2-30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6 :30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 p. m. Leave Nevada City for Grass Valley at 6:15, 7:06, 8, 9, Ha. m. 12 m.}> 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 p. m. Satarday nights until furtber notice aoe . the last car from Grasse Valley for T! Nevada Oity will leave at 11:30 p. m. Last car from Nevada City for Grass Valley will leave at 12 o’clock, mid-nl8-lw ry _ We bare jt opened ae F ~ Barrel of the Famous Hicinz Mince Meat The fiaest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Tb GEO. C. GAYLORD © So N, PROMPT ATTENTION . PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). ne A plan of four ptatibes to break out of the county jail at San Jose has just come to light and had it not-been discovered just when it was it is more ‘than probable that within a few days some.of the most vicious criminals in this State would have been at large, The four who did the planning were George Suesser, now awaiting sentence of death; Jan J ohn, sentenced’ to ten years in San Quentin for perjury; Frank Johnson, an ex-convict, and a man named Curtis. They secured a ;. flat steel rod from the shoe of a crip-. ple named Bowman, doing time for vagroncy, made a saw of it and iutended to cut a hole in the, tank in which they were confined,escape to the roof, and, with ropes made of blankets, reach the bottom and escape. A esearch of their celle revealed the saw and the blanket ropes, The men are now in solitary confinement. Suesser, who was the leader, is the murderer of Sheriff Henry Farley of Salinas county, who was raised at this city. _ STE IO EE -Great Luck of an Baitor. “For two years a'l efforte to cure Eozema in the palms of my bands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syrecuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25c at Vintons, That Throbbing Headache. {9 Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit 'or Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure. blood and build up. your health, Only 25 cents, Money back if not — Sold by W. D, Vinton. 290 Something Nice to Keep. picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at EB. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Baleam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. ‘Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. __——_ + +00 — For a fine drink of porter and half half go totbe Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. O@ This paper delivered 123¢ cents a week. Planned (0 Escape. ' You should. have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out of your feet and give you sound 8. x \ Rb REAEEAE 6 4 EAEKEAS A Hot. Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinds, PRPPRPSHH YP PHSRSHH Get the GI Wat at Viato’s ‘hamag _. Broad Street, Nevada City. * rl mol BUSINESS LOCALS: For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tf We can please the moat fastidious ‘n millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest. and o.ost stylish effects in fall Any. one who.attended. the eacuubiine and winter millinery at Mics Hoefts. tf . For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth shave call at Tom Moore's tonsorial parlors, Oommercial St; price 150. Baths 25c. _ tf. The'choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BrirLanp’s Couneil Chambers. Try them. tf A-good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. . jull/. ttf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on aes t' ECZan ba blood are forced out binary tg coon Fee spat ameg e ing at times, ‘peated, that the almost could tear the skin to pieces, and Gerken go crazy. He knows from makes matters worse, but, made burning and or he is for are several forms of ™ tules which disch scales, So profuse a wat the and sores are sympto hands poy feet; the slg Bose Mr. L. Marno, E Escondido, San writes: ‘My body broke out continued to get worse. The i disappear at times, ever. I had tried maw E tions without Corer mnas, to y Stenty yese pimple from mend 8. 8. &. S. w s pest drives out of the circulation rich blood that is carried functions, To ; teed purely ve le blood purifier. h bleeding, and athendiok with touch Hobie. Apagene er eruption which in spite of all efforts te cure at night, was simply ang gd it would ‘almost only to return worse than mmended benefi: hearing q aeeige wnat eee del: ted when a cured me ondtraly rome ideas . = the skin on fire, ‘The acid times are both painful and ‘roieomet and ong ogy removed, Red, Boar’ ose fin cracking op shen Py Sameer bottles forcing the po c tanecarnad 8. to the diseased akin the Fch ipod tht jp cried to the dignad akin quickly allay thei to ite Plaats i rid of Resmae _ blood,.and nothing so surely and eos must first purify and blood and skis sivice and book free THE 8 Wirt abating tb. ATLANTA, ral ‘Special Sale For one Week LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HATS For Particulars See Our Window. MRS. L. LUBECK, Oommerocial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grasse Valley. BROAD STREET A Fine Aaabetiivent Reasonable Prices Come and see them C. J. BRAND,. The Jeweler. Broad Street, Near Pins, Nevada City. Not Another ~ Money-Saving Scheme \\/HERE you pay Good Prices for e Old Goods, discarded by hon-: est merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by : WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Nevada City eS National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes anu Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ee Ree Hive Grocery, ——e J. J. JACKSON, aside or. That Prize Hal. The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [eg Winner will please call for hat and givesignature. The hat will be on display in the window. MISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. The Welsbach Hydro Carbon Lamp is cheaper and better than-coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores or dwellings. Very} No dirt or smoke. Guaranteed roo § Call.and examine them. ; C. F. Brayton’ Ss ; Furniture Store : One-Half Cent an Hour for a Bright hight. Isn’t It Cheap? Convenient. Candle Power.

onomy by pul 1 make 10 DOF PAINT, ROG 0 Us necessary & . to order: cent on uses, Dem 4 the broke actly. Gg ᐀ . raleie(oyd Housed y il . (7 og iD gg of uit a long or 0 »vince YOu d moat = log his heart. % TR ANSORIPTS Nov. 20, 1901 other game of F toot will, be een tea valley on Thankagiving dey. peen stated that the boys from sister city intend to strengthen yam for the occasion but some h uninterested ‘sports think it a patdly be fair for them to do 80 poy are already much larger and ntly eqnal to their opponents nowledge of the game. ‘The NeCity team will line up with the men a8 they did on Sunday extbat Herbert Conaway, who was iganday moraing. aud was unable will play center instead of Sd the latter will play as guard: ‘expected that a fast and interestame will be played when the two} g meet agein. pnday evening’s TBANSORIPT auod that Joho .Madden, a former at of Grass Valley, bad been 1 at Uomanche, & small place tsix miles from Georgetown, by a 7 accident. Ii has since been d that the unfortusate. man wae poe the copper prospect on the ge property and was killed by ‘plosion of’a box of dynamite. engaged in packing it and actally dropped it, which caused the sion. He was horribly mutilated, i being blown completely off, —+-0@e ot Is Dangerous. few evenings ago @ number of boys attempted to hold on to ar of an electric Gar as it was ing along within the city limite. of them was thrown against the nd narrowly escaped receiving ns, if not fatal, injuries. This ice should . be stopped, and paand guardians -ought. to take pular pains to caution those unheir charge asto the danger insad ACeldent. Jose, Nov. 19—Wm. Hoover, the gson of Wm. Hoover, died last from @ gunshot wound. He ding into town when ‘his saddle d, throwing him to the ground: gun which he cairie@ Was dis!) ° pod, the load: ‘tearing away the nd bone of his left breast and nk in Trouble. ova, Wash., Nov. 19th—The Melitan Bank failed today, as a refa run which started over a misstanding with a-.law.suit. filed eta defunct bank of a similar The deposits eauaeten se to a half bn dollars. To Be . ied , Nov. 19th lee Ohinese ol: he a hundred. and fifty 8 close to Pekin last hight, killeen and captured twenty. The ers have been brought here for pation. Kalle pid t. DELPHIA, Nov. 10—H. icin. of the Daily News, died today of atic pneumonia, following & Maloperation, He was 38 years d one of the most prominent . ¢ pthe city. FO) at RS fo For Those Home Prunes. finest Prunes it in the world. They taleed and cured by Wm. H. » For sale at 8 pounds for 26 Ask your grocer for. Smith’s -on-tt $09 ese Best Presceiptine For Malariacad Fever ig a bottle of ‘aneve < 8 Cu, Tomo. It is simply md quinine in 8 fence form. "ne pay. Price 60c. ———+00 ’ i forget the big turkey refile 4 gaaeee Oounoil Ohambers Fs ~platf 7 oe Ndsomest Woman n Nevada City ‘ faore ave her beanty, except she . : bowels and digestive cro one thy condition.ele every yey and plein up w the It purifies the blood, comple Dee tod appetite. fir apt pte cat For sale by H ‘ok, beat bra brands of ‘whisky at Ware at the Council ~ Britland prop. a sonal Weegee Tol, steady nerves and’ Gilt key are the best of friends. ee i —~+esate ee es \8 a guaranty of ia srity . ” core whiskey ig always mefadin. this-bity . . Tron and Quinine in “A Good Cause. The farce-comedy to be given at the Theater on Friday evening, the 29\h inet., abounds with fan and mimicry. All the players are well up in their parte,and when they appear before the footlights the audience will be astonished at the display of home talent that will be made. “Oaptain Racket” consists of three acts, and there will not be a dull moment from the opening until the close of the play.: The Empire State quartette will be at their best,and other special features will be introduced. As heretofore announced, the net receipts of the entertainment will be used for a very worthy cause, namely, the establishment of a free reading room in our city. The Theater ought to be filled to overflowing on the occasion, and we believe that such will be the caee. This Evening. As previously announced in the Transonipr James OC. Tyrrel), editor of the Grass Valley Tidings-'Telegraph, will be married this evening to Miss Mise Maud Wilhelm, the lovely and accomplisbed daughter of Theodore Wilhelm. The wedding will take place at the residence of the bride’s parents, and about sixty guests have been invited to attend. The happy couple will leave on the morning train for San Francisco, on their wedding trip. Eternal happiness is. the wish of all their friends. a A Good Motto. Fred Badger’s newspaper motto is: “Lie, steal, drink and swear.” When you lie, let it be down to pleasant dreams; when you steal, let it be away from immoral associates; when you drink, let it be pure water; when you swear, let it be that you will patronize your home paper, pay your subscription, and not send your job work away from home. The Native Sons. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor last night selected J: F. Colley and Fred Searls to represent the Parlor at the anti-OChinese convention, which ' will assemble at San Frapcisco tomorrow. The Parlor will heve a smoker next Tuesday-evening and officers will be nominated. After the meeting last night a tamale tenant was riage Don't want il. A report is current amok tak the Selby Smelting Company has notified the Tonopah Company that they don’t ‘}want any more Tonopah ore. The reason assigned is the difficulty of procuring” the necessary fluxes. The Tonopah miners will probably ship their ore to Salt Lake in the future. Conirae! Secured. Puitapetrum, Pa. Nov. 19—The American Bridge Company, of thie city, has segared a contract for the construction of twenty steel bridges along the line of the Uganda Railroad, in East Africa, The amount of the contract is about $1,000,000. Several English and Continental firms offered bids, but that of the Philadelphia Company was not only the lowest, but it guaranteed the completion of the work in shorter time than its competitors. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. -. By local applications, as they cannot reach the. diseased portion of the ear. ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is ” constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an apogee ye condition of the mucous linof the Eustachian Tube. When eh tube gets inflamed you have a rambling sound or imperfect ee and when it is entirely closed d ness is the result, and unless a rm flammation cao be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con. dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cage of deafness (caused by . t catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s 1 Gatarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free. F. J. ae a & CO., Toledo,O. Sold by ruggists, 750. Hall’s Family Fille are the best. The Best pisaaviedad for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m The First For the Season. ' Pp, G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable 19f price, o If you wanta fine tarkey for Thanke* giving, go to the raffle at the New Union Hotel tonight. nl5-tt Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Soler pert down and belance ou Hine Enq a ot Brown & & Morgan. You will have a good chance to a a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s tonight for 25cents. 14t i used in connection with the hoisting morning for the Oriental mine at Poreat City. Attention is directed to Mrs, L, Labeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transcarrr, She announces @ special sale of ladies’, misses’ and children’s hats for one week. Frank Hitohins, formerly of this city, is now cashier in Wells, Fargo & Co's big office at Ogden, Utah. He has been in the employ of the express eompany for sixteen years, and he is @ very worthy young man. The Ironclad mine below Rough and Ready will be started up soon. The water in the shaft is about 180 feet deep and pumping will begin in a day or so, George W. Hay is the super— intendent of the. property. Major George A. Nihell and the crew of.men who. went to Meadow Lake to put up a ten-stamp mill on Captain Ord’s mine, will return here soon. The mill bas been completed, and is first-class.in every respect. Foreman W. Oarsdorf and Linemen A. H. Podmore,* W. L. Harris and G. H. Biake are repairing the Western Union line in this section, They went upcountry today. Mr. Jeffrey and O. W. Porterfield returned from Omega yesterday. The former gentleman has been examining the property for a San Francisco comnany. Garfield Ounclave, Kaights of Sherwood Forest, of thie city, will pay a fraternal visit to the conclave at Grass Velley next Saturday night.’ The Garfleldites have chartered an electric ear for the occasion. A car-load of women came up this afternoon from Grass Valley to assiet the Women’s Relief Corps in making their entertainment this evening a grand success, Thies afternoon while Manford Reynolde, driver of Obas, E. Mulloy’s delivery team, was turning the rig in front of the store ome of the horses took fright from the crossing of a rein. The pole of the wagon was broken. The people who left hereon the 9 o'clock train this morning and were bound westward, were foreed to lay over at Colfax, as the train was five hours late, on account of storms in the East. If yod are contemplating making repairs in or around the home, it stands you in hand to get estimates from Riee & Lewis, the contractors, They are prepared todo all kinds of work in their line in a firet-clase manner and at very reasonable figures. The new ahd’ heavy machinery that bas been installed at the Brunswiek mine works to perfection. Sinking from the 1000-foot level to the 1250level ie progressing well. When this work is completed drifts will be run both ways on the ledge. The dancing school conducted; by Mesers. Gault, Walling and McQOluskey is growing in popaiarity ‘right along. Every Wednesday evening the large class meets at Odd Fellews Hall, and excellent progress is being made by all the mémbers. @Truman 8, Clark, of Los Angeles, bas a piece of gravel ground some sixteen miles above Downieville which is said to yield very good prospects. There ie alsoa quartz ledge running througk the claim, the croppings of which indicate that it will produce well, Complicaied Case. New York, Nov. 19th—Mail advices from Natal to the London Times and the New York Times say te problem in South Africa isa complicated one, and cannot be grasped by readers of newspapers. The correspondent says the British must.be made to understand that they have to deal with a peculiar people, whose very elementary education has been directed by. their unscrupulous and ambitious and anreliable leaders to imbuing them with the belief that, as the chosen people of God, they are called to the Dominion of South Africa. They are taught that the amalekite Britieher is to be driven into the sea, leaving them the blacks as their hewers of wood and drawers of water, as in the days of the great trek. In Natal the people are thorougbly reliable, or thorough rebels, but in Cape Colony, thousands of Afrikanders are on the fence.— There has been too much sentimental humbug, declares the correspondent, Hoe insists that the inbabitants must be thoroughly “smashed” and made to feel that they are “smashed” for the

sake of the future quiet of South Africa, Then will be the time for the British to be generous. After peace comes the burghers can be handled easily, if the scales of justice are evenly held. Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. Tegler makes them. Try one, o2ltf Try the new ‘Thomas Paine, for sale at Hector Bree. Smoke the ap te-e — none better. gweet smoke, Thomas Paine casuen or sale at Rector Bros. : A consignment of machinery, to be} works, arrived at the, depot thie} night. ]Miss len Yaw it Big tuek. Mies Hilen Beach Yaw, the songstress, who filled an engagement at the Nevada Theater a few years ago under @ the management of D. F. Bell, for-} merly of thie city, is in luck.. It has happened that she has recently inherited a fortune from a wealthy’ French engineer in Europe. He met Miss Yaw four years ago in Chicago, fell in love with her at. first sight, but made no effort to approach her. His death was accidental, but there was a report that he had cemmitted suicide because he was too timid to avow hie passion. Now it is learned that the Frenchman wilied his entire estate, amounting toa large sum, to the tall blonde songstress. Miss Yaw made quite a hit during her tour on this coast, and was well re ceived in this a SU ‘Officers Installed. Evangeline Obapter, Order of Eastern Star, last evening presented the retiring worthy matron, Mrs. Susan Edminister, with a handsome jewel. The jewel was manufactured by C. J. wn jeweler of this city. sponded io lowing are worthy patron, Joseph Stenger; associate matron, Miss Emily Delbridge; treasurer, Mrs. Hannah Stanefleld; secretary, Mre. Jennie Holmes; ‘conductress, Mre. Annie. Tremaine; assc-— ciate conductress, Mrs, Melissa Fuller; Adab, Mies Elea Arbogast; Ruth, Misa Aunie Tolson; Esther, Mrs. Louisa Zeitler; Martha, Miss Mamie Meservey; Electe, Mrs. Emma Rogers; warder, Mrs. Frances Marsh; sentinel, Mrs. Emily Hoskine, chaplain, Mrs. Eliza McCutcheon; marshal, Mrs. Jennie Hall; organist, Misa Mary Harry. The Birthday Party. The Birthday Party, under the auspices of the Women’s Relief Oorps, to be given at Armory Hall this evening, promises to be la-gely attended. Oar people fully appreciate the worthy object for which the party is to be given, and the success of the laudable project. is assured. The beautifying of the graves of the soldier dead is agrand cuetom—one that appeals to every true citizen. Judge F. T. Nilon will deliver the opening address, and the literary and musical program as published in last evening’s TRANSORIPT will be rendered. After the entertainment dancing will be indulged in, and take it all in all, the evening will be one of much enjoyment, A Mean Theft. The other night someone broke into the kitchen of Miss Jane Swift’s residence, on Sacramento street, and stole a quantity of preserves and pickles which were stored for winter use. This kind of aneak thievery is despicable, to say the least. Very Ugly. Lonpon, November 19—The Globe this afternoon discusses the Hay-Pauncefote treaty in its usual ultra-jingo tone. Itsays: “Unless Lord Pauucefote and Secretary Hay have strictly observed the principle of quidpgo-quo, the treaty ie far more likely to impair than strengthen friendliness. If British rights on the isthmus have been abandoned with: ut a tangible equiva— lent, it will not be long before Great Britain is invited to ‘surrender the West Iudies,and even Canada, as peace offerings to American Chauvinism. Spreads Like Wildfire. When things are “‘the bes.” they become ‘‘the best selling Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: “Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters [I have handled in 20 years.” You koow why? Moat diseases beginin disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels biood and nerver, Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and _ bowelr, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Pute new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Nevada County Traction Company Notice! Commencing Tuesday, November 19th, 1901, and until further notice, the electric cars of this company will leave Grass Valley for Nevada City at 6:50, 6:40, 7:30, 8:30, 9:3, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. 12:80 1:30, 2-30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6 :30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 p. m. Leave Nevada City for Grass Valley at 6:15, 7:06, 8, 9, Ha. m. 12 m.}> 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 p. m. Satarday nights until furtber notice aoe . the last car from Grasse Valley for T! Nevada Oity will leave at 11:30 p. m. Last car from Nevada City for Grass Valley will leave at 12 o’clock, mid-nl8-lw ry _ We bare jt opened ae F ~ Barrel of the Famous Hicinz Mince Meat The fiaest article of its kind manufactured. Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Tb GEO. C. GAYLORD © So N, PROMPT ATTENTION . PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). ne A plan of four ptatibes to break out of the county jail at San Jose has just come to light and had it not-been discovered just when it was it is more ‘than probable that within a few days some.of the most vicious criminals in this State would have been at large, The four who did the planning were George Suesser, now awaiting sentence of death; Jan J ohn, sentenced’ to ten years in San Quentin for perjury; Frank Johnson, an ex-convict, and a man named Curtis. They secured a ;. flat steel rod from the shoe of a crip-. ple named Bowman, doing time for vagroncy, made a saw of it and iutended to cut a hole in the, tank in which they were confined,escape to the roof, and, with ropes made of blankets, reach the bottom and escape. A esearch of their celle revealed the saw and the blanket ropes, The men are now in solitary confinement. Suesser, who was the leader, is the murderer of Sheriff Henry Farley of Salinas county, who was raised at this city. _ STE IO EE -Great Luck of an Baitor. “For two years a'l efforte to cure Eozema in the palms of my bands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syrecuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve” It’s the world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin diseases. Only 25c at Vintons, That Throbbing Headache. {9 Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit 'or Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure. blood and build up. your health, Only 25 cents, Money back if not — Sold by W. D, Vinton. 290 Something Nice to Keep. picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at EB. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come. tf The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Baleam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. ‘Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. __——_ + +00 — For a fine drink of porter and half half go totbe Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5 cts. O@ This paper delivered 123¢ cents a week. Planned (0 Escape. ' You should. have a Hot Water Bottle. It will drive the chill out of your feet and give you sound 8. x \ Rb REAEEAE 6 4 EAEKEAS A Hot. Water Bottle is good for aches and pains of various kinds, PRPPRPSHH YP PHSRSHH Get the GI Wat at Viato’s ‘hamag _. Broad Street, Nevada City. * rl mol BUSINESS LOCALS: For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Go to N. Rohr for your house painting. tf We can please the moat fastidious ‘n millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest. and o.ost stylish effects in fall Any. one who.attended. the eacuubiine and winter millinery at Mics Hoefts. tf . For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger For a clean, smooth shave call at Tom Moore's tonsorial parlors, Oommercial St; price 150. Baths 25c. _ tf. The'choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BrirLanp’s Couneil Chambers. Try them. tf A-good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. . jull/. ttf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try itand you will always buy it. nov6-tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on aes t' ECZan ba blood are forced out binary tg coon Fee spat ameg e ing at times, ‘peated, that the almost could tear the skin to pieces, and Gerken go crazy. He knows from makes matters worse, but, made burning and or he is for are several forms of ™ tules which disch scales, So profuse a wat the and sores are sympto hands poy feet; the slg Bose Mr. L. Marno, E Escondido, San writes: ‘My body broke out continued to get worse. The i disappear at times, ever. I had tried maw E tions without Corer mnas, to y Stenty yese pimple from mend 8. 8. &. S. w s pest drives out of the circulation rich blood that is carried functions, To ; teed purely ve le blood purifier. h bleeding, and athendiok with touch Hobie. Apagene er eruption which in spite of all efforts te cure at night, was simply ang gd it would ‘almost only to return worse than mmended benefi: hearing q aeeige wnat eee del: ted when a cured me ondtraly rome ideas . = the skin on fire, ‘The acid times are both painful and ‘roieomet and ong ogy removed, Red, Boar’ ose fin cracking op shen Py Sameer bottles forcing the po c tanecarnad 8. to the diseased akin the Fch ipod tht jp cried to the dignad akin quickly allay thei to ite Plaats i rid of Resmae _ blood,.and nothing so surely and eos must first purify and blood and skis sivice and book free THE 8 Wirt abating tb. ATLANTA, ral ‘Special Sale For one Week LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HATS For Particulars See Our Window. MRS. L. LUBECK, Oommerocial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grasse Valley. BROAD STREET A Fine Aaabetiivent Reasonable Prices Come and see them C. J. BRAND,. The Jeweler. Broad Street, Near Pins, Nevada City. Not Another ~ Money-Saving Scheme \\/HERE you pay Good Prices for e Old Goods, discarded by hon-: est merchants, but Good Goods at Reasonable Prices is what we offer. Remember, not cheap goods but goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning and Repairing done by : WAXEL, THE TAILOR Broad Street, Nevada City eS National Biscuit Co.’s Fancy Cakes anu Crackers Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham, Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Cra:kers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. ee Ree Hive Grocery, ——e J. J. JACKSON, aside or. That Prize Hal.. The following is the description of the hat that wins the prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gainsborough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to back. [eg Winner will please call for hat and givesignature. The hat will be on display in the window. MISS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. The Welsbach Hydro Carbon Lamp is cheaper and better than-coal-oil, gas or electricity for stores or dwellings. Very} No dirt or smoke. Guaranteed roo § Call.and examine them. ; C. F. Brayton’ Ss ; Furniture Store : One-Half Cent an Hour for a Bright hight. Isn’t It Cheap? Convenient. Candle Power.