November 27, 1900 (4 pages)

icy Ta ie bi ‘ the Northwest we 8 hast M.D. 3 ig recorded in veda County, in * thing adversely requir t bh the Kegister 4 © at Murysvil e, of pantentn publicat: ed by virtue of SON, Register. t the foregoin, ent be pubhishe (ten “consecutive 'Y DAILY IRANublished at. NeSON, Register. tice, MILLING COM rincipal place of alifornia, ea. ¥ Mining Disrnia. ent upon the fol. account of as) Lo6th ane of sepamounts. Opncapeuttter cua. 2. Shas Am fe ares. . %. 1000° $20 850. 4 eS ms 40 580 10.” 250 5 300. 6 100 1000 ” 20 600 40 1000 20 500 10 1000. 20 800 10 100 2 200 4 aw, & as ‘ord : + 8nd an order made on the 15th } many shares of ad Reces, May ic auction at the m 8, 601 California on Thur » the at the hour of 3 D pay uent ot: ol Galifornin street, o2dtd id OURT OF THE fornia. i ith the’ y ths after the first Od the said Execu“Bred Searls, Nety, pig ge same ri ion of the aid county of NeL. SCHEER t William Bnderink. ING; ‘THE ANtookh rporation toserve ggent and until « end for the business as may be sideration. eka, Hectetary. 1900, olution. HVEN THAT H. J Jo in heretoig bone nae of “ah ES; . TE . JO: STON. 0. ad partner~ a et -OF THE NEVADA tn de will be held ity, Cal.,on SATa, aod m., for . ‘ to the Miners " of such come before tho ZEITLER, Pres. OF NEVADA ‘ ada, State of co we Paints and Oils siiadeRetaale Cee : ete ing Goods. Iron and Steel’ ete ee per'and Granite Iran Ware , 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed nes in} length inserted uuder thie ead toe poten 2 —— or Dao Hae Hac additional line able invariabiy in mavehes ee Strawberry Plants. Choice Fruit and Vigorous By ; supply inlotsto suiti Price, mintak cents per dozen. One or two plata” of “Green’s Co. sair”, the noblest of all berries, with each order. Order of Miss Cohen or through Postoffice. _--____"'F-H. Lr BR. A Bona Eide ‘Salary« =$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us some tetravel, others for lowork $12 "weekly salary and expenses. Old_established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase Oiwages. Write at once. Address BUTLER & ALGE oo. Dept. BE, » _ New Haven, ind NO_ ==. 4 er “Now's the Tune, Co.’s is the Ideal Light. Going into business life without a good haudwriting. is like guing to war'without arifie. Young man, young iady,atm yourselves for business, life. Now is the best Nevada Co. Electric Power time. Join the class this even: ng at the schoolhouse. 7 p,m. C.F. Dau n26-iw Dancing School, Ladies and geutleman’s dancing: iauoas every Wednesday evening, and children’s dancing schoo) every Saturday afternoon, by EVOLS wan eareee ‘House and Lot For Sale. A Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and abath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. auSi-ti . Wanted. Christian tian or Woman willing to qualif for permauent position of. trust, here or in home. county. $900 yearly. Enclose’ selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Trauscript. Allowance for Old Machines, $25 allowed for any make of ‘machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machines from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch’s grocery store, Grass Valley. and’ Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. Gro. W Rees agent. , Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. on the most reasonable terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended: io. pe-tf p Fine Work Done. Upholstering, paper banging and carpet laying done in. first-class style by GEORGE Russet, Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and your work will be attended to. i tf _ For Rent. A flat withfour rooms with modern improyements. A cook-stove for sale, Inquire of J. 8 Holbrook at hie office on corner Pine and Commercial streets. tf 7 . . @BORGB™A. GRAY, The Finest of Funeral Furnishings. Fioral Pieces supplied.to order, neers Nog.: Office 281, residence One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Aad Large Modern Dining Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. . for the holidays. + Room. . prepared’ to farnish you with’ c! ‘to JRNER, ‘Fae Strat, Herat Ciy, . Fresh: Olympia . .OYSTER COCKTAILS. . MADE ‘To ORDER ar— . Tegler’s Gandy Factory Price, 10 Cents.” 7 Short Order Restaurant ‘ Smell. San ~ Phe ui ned have reopened the rest; . Fdut in the Mills buildl road street, and will give strict attention t seehnre Paes wo inclading Tamales, Enchiadas, He Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. irs. Sts & ths, Duran, . \Uncon + Hoter\NEW YORK HOTEL. Henry Metzetbaugher, Prop’t. -pered “and-newly furtilshed throughout; thereby tmking it second to no Hotel: In this pie nets Aiectric lights throughout, ae THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or ee and ser vice. se 13 EE EY RST OL ASS eT Wines, ARAEYS FR THE BLAS RH GUEY open up at his old place on Pine wo ee MONDAY NEX and fc order. He will also bave Turkeys aed has, —_—_—_ AVING PURCHASED. FHIS POPULAR saloon from € : pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines ner. HENRY W. RICH. rahe . Liquors and Cigars AN mr ot friends and all the new ones who cali will be treated ina courteous manFresh Vegetables and Fruits at all Peerless Saloon. """ = — CHICKENS ‘10. ORDER AT: ANY ‘TIME. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. always findetBROAD STREBT. aed _C. H. HARRISON, . DEALER In ~~ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco: ‘THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” ~~ Beer 5 Cents a Glass, as iach? “Gecnr Pepper.’ say Wm. J. Britland, ~ ’ brands of Whiskies kepton All the favorite! Turon cs mah he and h r work was high‘Pouteh said: “It has been demon‘~ . strated that a woman can do excep-. . tionally good work as an pianderater. . a8 she is at all times painstaking and ‘careful, and her work is, as a rule, a . model of neatness, You will also no‘tice that I have named a great man school-teachers for this week: The pers son for this is, 1 suppose, due’ princi‘pally to the fact that the schools close just before the taking. of the. census ‘begins, and the teachers make the ap“plications in order to have something to do during thé vacation. I sent sam‘ple blanks to. al} the applicants to be . filled out, and naturally the teachers ‘were more ‘successful than any others in filling these blanks, thus securing ithe appointments. “Probably about 60 per cent. of the enumerators in the country are schgolteachers. At least this is so in Indiana, and, I suppose, in other states over ~ ‘the country. It requires much more [ing herself and smoothing her ruffled care to: make a successful enumerator han is generally supposed, and the supervisor is subjected'to a great many trials and much trouble in’ remedying the defects, so that his position is not the pleasant and’ desirable one that many persons suppose.” aa SAVAGE ENGLISH IN TURKEY. Natives Think They Must Have Been Exiled for Thetr Bad Clothes. : ata « Acorrespondent from Constantiople says: all English women (and men) dress 3 badly in England, because of the cos. codfish is king of them all and is afot appreciated at his real worth. Cook . . him in any way you like and he is delicious, Even the dried codfish, picked up and served in'eream for breakfast, isafinedish. Put him ina bag; sew him up tightly and let him boil, or bake “Now, Pera, where the Europeans Retiokecs eulbys. Welk abetted end. he. Ae tumes tourists wear, They certainly do wear the most extraordinary clothes, and it looks-as if they are doing their best to make themselves ridiculous. “Very short skirts and badly fitting coats, lafge wide-awake hats and thick veils, says the Gentlewoman. live and the hotels are. situated, is quite like any continental town, and . fs the residents dress as they. would ‘in London or Paris, so a tourist is at once noticed’on account of her remarkable get-up.a resident or traveler trum -nes or clothes, and charge accordingly for their wares. was trie that all the English women who travel are ugly and badly dressed, . . gemocratic as he used to be in his or that thet were sent out of England }on account of their clothes! «-. “The natives are almost beginning” ‘a cease being astonished at anything” xtraordinary from an English per-} on. They simply shtug their shoulers and say: ‘What can you expect? hey are English!) By the travelers’ ehavior I mean that they walk about he streets and laugh and talk as if hey had never been ima civilized counry before.” WOULD NOT CHANGE METHODS eon oees oo “pets Shows That English Merehants ‘Are Too Conservative for Their Own Good. The intense conservatism of the British character is illustrated in the story of a young Englishman who came to America to seek his fortune and found it in-a new process for manufacturing lampblack, says the Kansas City Star. The principal market for his product was Germany, but he found that the German buyers, in turn, sold it in England. So he conceived the logical idea of going to England and selling the lampblack direct, which appeared to be certain’ of success, for he was ‘able to say to the English firms: ‘ “Instead of buying my lampblack ‘BACK AT THE The Pinest Se eee ers OLD BAKERY. Cc. H. HARRISON, _ _Ovp. Rosenberg Bre Has resumed the proprietérebip-of the In Their New Saloon ! _ MAITLAND BROS. mare present ies el pe Ht £o,citit vo nerve the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and!Cigars invite a Hews ‘PURCHASED TH® 8 ISCADDEN’S SALOON . i. pac Se Tas pa WINES AND LIQUORS. = Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. “NEW YORK‘ located > a lone tine. now pared to supply the ublic as of old with the See products in his line. iA the corner of vane SR a. t thoroughly rem: order, #epeciaity; Pas Late to serve my patrons wah the ssi See ee : finest brands of state y THE COTTAGE ORGAN GEORGE WM.DURST BAKERY : opie TS ak Co , WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. LEADING, LADY, Best 8 Cont.Cige: = i x E,W. SCHMIDT, . nese a standard through Germany and paying for unheuses replied: many satisfactory. b methods, you know.” sides and his trip was a failure. Unconscious Plagiarism. parently uneonscious plagiarism is th author of a story sent to a magazin Chicago Cottage Organ Co. aeme time ago. After his story had of excellence ence whichad In speaking of the matter, Mr. . ™*> Mr: Morgan succeeded in getting ‘mon. . OB With the aid of some smail’boys. . ~. “The natives think that . dinner fish known. fish’ with potato. Put as little potato or other substance in the cakes as possible, and, if you. want them as fine as they can be made, wrap them in a blanA Turk once asked if it . gemocratie dish, of course, necessary transportation, to say nothing of the middleman’s profit, let me _ be one ogres cing oars ‘big horn,” yet more trim and shapely. mans, to whom you how pay & profit.” The head of one of the largest '. “Really, Mr. Smith, our house has al‘This house has been in existen¢e 200 years, and we can seeno reason for changing satisfactory Poor Mr. Smith got this reply on all “The latest victim of a case of apdeen, accepted he picked up another magazine, and there was his story, with precisely the same plot, told by a writer he liad never met. There was just time vol’ . for. hini-to’send word to the magazine h . that-had accepted his contribution to ‘have the story taken from the form.’ Two hours later he would have been ~\ Dr, Pfeiffer, influenza expert, lays the “. disease to the handkerchief, and rec4 . ommend the Japanese ‘paper noseé‘ties in this city have a Utterly refused to become a-martyr to ence. Its history is'another instance janitor to get a eat for crag ve ae wished to illustrate his lecture on “Respiration” by experiments upob the ani-. “professor put the .cat into. receiver: of the air pump fie atic: pump out the air. Before the piston had time to move more than once or twice the cat began to feel very uncomfortable, and, discovering ‘the aperture through which the air was eseaping, put her foot on it and thus corked the pipe and stopped the removal of the air, Several subsequent attempts to carry-on the experiments were alike ineffectual, for as soon as the glass cover was put over her and she felt the reeg of Ris air the cat would put her over the an i gee there. sate aia a — e students; struck b re able intelligence shoe by ee P asked the professor to liberate the ani. ‘sion when the cat, after coolly clean< fur, jumped down and rubbed against the legs of the students sitting oa the front ona She is now permanently annexed to the college and an ob interest to all visitors. ross PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. A Chief Cook Says This Fish Is Not Appreciated at Its: Real Worth. : rt POE a “If codfish cost a dollar a pound,” said the chef, “it would be more universally beloved, I tell you, it is the best ; T have tried the }. whitefish all over the world, bu? the have a'cat that has . & mal and loudly cheered her self-posses. . : x a aa 3 ns ; For tore than twenty years this” étcbiehient Ise: ce been noted for its display of FINE MILLINERY each” -deason, “but this Fall , surpasses : Her +USS TETRAU has just petdriied ‘Giins Sa 7 all others. Francisco, with Fine Line of Beautiful Fre nch Pat t erin vibes. : Ladies call and see thie beautiful goods, : ___, W. H. CRAWFORD. ; ; Bor) Bar) Ber CE Wars? WOeS7 ‘ sar ft Sige 'P. G. SCADDEN’S. ¢ California Ripe Olives in bottles, Cilifornia } me Dinner— Con ‘ists of Lamb Curry and Rice Beef and Rice Ala Creole Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. . American Bis -ui.s in fa: cy packag:s. . R x Brani (rime Roast Bef in cus. Grancma’s Spanish Pepp:r. IX L Chile Con Carnes. IX L Frijoles. _ Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses, Finest Corn in the Market— _ . Garten Maine Sweet Corn. td : ° P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. 1GIO 0 0, 0 &, C1) A &, => . CEM Ci: actin cox pts. xD Aa a Gas as Gad Gary Gat NOE INEINGS ay DOO Qe , ‘ @BWSweEBSee 2+ 3220003458 “Let me tell you that when you make heakes you should not drown out the . . wauwe ++ vice. but my patron, who pays me @ large salary, is days. When he sends down to srder for fish cakes for the next “s breakfast he says he wants Meschutt’s fish cakes, with.egg. That is the order, and he is thinking of his yougger life, when, as he once told me, in a basement on Broadway he used to get the finest butter cakes and fish cakes he ever tasted, ‘excepting yours, chef, he adds always. But 1 know that dimes in those days were as thousand-dollar bills to him now, and his appetite was keener and more appreciative.” SHEEP FOUND IN ALASKA. Flesh Satd to Be the Most Delicious of All Wild Game and Ie Much Sought. SEN be This rare wild white sheep is found nowhere in the world but Alaska, and few specimens for mounting whole have ever been obtained, says a writer in Outing. This species, named ovis dalli by Prof. Dall, differs from its cousin, the Rocky mountain big horn: (ovis montana) in color, ovis montana being a dull brown in midsummer, changing to a grayish drab in winter, with a light ashy-colored patch over the rump all the year, while the ovis dalli is snowwhite at all seasons; in fact, thereis not a colored hair on any part of its body. He is not quite so stockily built as the Two of my specimens stood 42 inches at the shoulder, His limbs are not quite so heavy, and his horns will not average as large at the base, although quite as long. The horns of my largest specimen of 1897 measured 4i1¥, inches in length and 12% inches in circumference at the base. The flesh is the most delicious of all wild game. In the summer this sheep lives chiefly on the rich, succulent growth of the asplenium septentrionale, which grows in the crevices of the rock on the sunny slopes of this ragged e . range. This beautifulanimal must ene . dure great hardships to survive the winters of this icy north. Im 014 Madrid. of gambling houses. The Spa A correspondent in‘the Frankfurter Zeitung draws a lurid picture of the interesting demoralization of Madrid. The present population includes, he says, 20,000 professional beggars, the same number of abandoned women, 5,000 thieves, and there are hundreds nish are among-the most charitable people on earth. Without a poor tax Spanish communities of 50,Fish cakes are considered a very . trict. aeena Sh. FER Unt, Wen NA ah, SET EOE Stock is now selling for 75c per share. ae DE. pe ig President ;. Sherman W. Marsh, Vice President ; W. B. Robb, T. RB. Powell, H. M. Ovoper, F. L. Arbogast, P. G. Scadden, F. Seoretary ; W. Taylor, W.L. Mobley, W. G. Ross SS “. e. G@ FE". FRED E. BROWN. ee Glasgow and Edinburgh have £1,000,000. invested, in electric lighting; Municipal Lighting in Scotian. Aberdeen, Ayr, Dundee, Govan, Green000. self-supporters feed a pauper population of 5,000 or more. % A Harem Car. Central Asian railroad-managers try Mto meet the desires of their/public. A ‘ock, Paisley, Perth, £300,000. xy ae ~ harem car with latticed aera) ows has aoset tap the exir of Bok to Stockholders. The Nevada Goun‘y Oil. Company Offers the Best Inducements t Operating in the centre of the famous Kern River District. 0000C 00—-————— Gough Gure . } For recent and chronic__ ss Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma Pleasant,,safe and prompt. For sale and guaranteed by . H. DICKERMAN. oto Supplies THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been in the lumbe business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood. We have made a success of —ON THE— (nstallment Plan, And we are still at it. Osll and learn our terms before letting your contract, a nal gh a ra aaa +S .M, L. & D. MARSH. — Le. COOP EE Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home “ Pes ance and Insur. Agents, N, ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good amber at reasonable rates. BROWN & MORGA tReal Estate EVADA CITY, =

icy Ta ie bi ‘ the Northwest we 8 hast M.D. 3 ig recorded in veda County, in * thing adversely requir t bh the Kegister 4 © at Murysvil e, of pantentn publicat: ed by virtue of SON, Register. t the foregoin, ent be pubhishe (ten “consecutive 'Y DAILY IRANublished at. NeSON, Register. tice, MILLING COM rincipal place of alifornia, ea. ¥ Mining Disrnia. ent upon the fol. account of as) Lo6th ane of sepamounts. Opncapeuttter cua. 2. Shas Am fe ares. . %. 1000° $20 850. 4 eS ms 40 580 10.” 250 5 300. 6 100 1000 ” 20 600 40 1000 20 500 10 1000. 20 800 10 100 2 200 4 aw, & as ‘ord : + 8nd an order made on the 15th } many shares of ad Reces, May ic auction at the m 8, 601 California on Thur » the at the hour of 3 D pay uent ot: ol Galifornin street, o2dtd id OURT OF THE fornia. i ith the’ y ths after the first Od the said Execu“Bred Searls, Nety, pig ge same ri ion of the aid county of NeL. SCHEER t William Bnderink. ING; ‘THE ANtookh rporation toserve ggent and until « end for the business as may be sideration. eka, Hectetary. 1900, olution. HVEN THAT H. J Jo in heretoig bone nae of “ah ES; . TE . JO: STON. 0. ad partner~ a et -OF THE NEVADA tn de will be held ity, Cal.,on SATa, aod m., for . ‘ to the Miners " of such come before tho ZEITLER, Pres. OF NEVADA ‘ ada, State of co we Paints and Oils siiadeRetaale Cee : ete ing Goods. Iron and Steel’ ete ee per'and Granite Iran Ware , 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed nes in} length inserted uuder thie ead toe poten 2 —— or Dao Hae Hac additional line able invariabiy in mavehes ee Strawberry Plants. Choice Fruit and Vigorous By ; supply inlotsto suiti Price, mintak cents per dozen. One or two plata” of “Green’s Co. sair”, the noblest of all berries, with each order. Order of Miss Cohen or through Postoffice. _--____"'F-H. Lr BR. A Bona Eide ‘Salary« =$12 Weekly. Men and women to appoint agents and represent us some tetravel, others for lowork $12 "weekly salary and expenses. Old_established house, pleasant, permanent positions, rapid advancement and increase Oiwages. Write at once. Address BUTLER & ALGE oo. Dept. BE, » _ New Haven, ind NO_ ==. 4 er “Now's the Tune, Co.’s is the Ideal Light. Going into business life without a good haudwriting. is like guing to war'without arifie. Young man, young iady,atm yourselves for business, life. Now is the best Nevada Co. Electric Power time. Join the class this even: ng at the schoolhouse. 7 p,m. C.F. Dau n26-iw Dancing School, Ladies and geutleman’s dancing: iauoas every Wednesday evening, and children’s dancing schoo) every Saturday afternoon, by EVOLS wan eareee ‘House and Lot For Sale. A Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and abath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. auSi-ti . Wanted. Christian tian or Woman willing to qualif for permauent position of. trust, here or in home. county. $900 yearly. Enclose’ selfaddressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Trauscript. Allowance for Old Machines, $25 allowed for any make of ‘machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machines from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch’s grocery store, Grass Valley. and’ Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. Gro. W Rees agent. , Paper Hanging, Etc. WM. DUNSTER is prepared to fill all orders for Paper Hanging, Painting, Frescoing, ete. on the most reasonable terias. All orders left at Dunster’s Barber Shop will be promptly attended: io. pe-tf p Fine Work Done. Upholstering, paper banging and carpet laying done in. first-class style by GEORGE Russet, Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and your work will be attended to. i tf _ For Rent. A flat withfour rooms with modern improyements. A cook-stove for sale, Inquire of J. 8 Holbrook at hie office on corner Pine and Commercial streets. tf 7 . . @BORGB™A. GRAY, The Finest of Funeral Furnishings. Fioral Pieces supplied.to order, neers Nog.: Office 281, residence One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Aad Large Modern Dining Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. . for the holidays. + Room. . prepared’ to farnish you with’ c! ‘to JRNER, ‘Fae Strat, Herat Ciy, . Fresh: Olympia . .OYSTER COCKTAILS. . MADE ‘To ORDER ar— . Tegler’s Gandy Factory Price, 10 Cents.” 7 Short Order Restaurant ‘ Smell. San ~ Phe ui ned have reopened the rest; . Fdut in the Mills buildl road street, and will give strict attention t seehnre Paes wo inclading Tamales, Enchiadas, He Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. irs. Sts & ths, Duran, . \Uncon + Hoter\NEW YORK HOTEL. Henry Metzetbaugher, Prop’t. -pered “and-newly furtilshed throughout; thereby tmking it second to no Hotel: In this pie nets Aiectric lights throughout, ae THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county or ee and ser vice. se 13 EE EY RST OL ASS eT Wines, ARAEYS FR THE BLAS RH GUEY open up at his old place on Pine wo ee MONDAY NEX and fc order. He will also bave Turkeys aed has, —_—_—_ AVING PURCHASED. FHIS POPULAR saloon from € : pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines ner. HENRY W. RICH. rahe . Liquors and Cigars AN mr ot friends and all the new ones who cali will be treated ina courteous manFresh Vegetables and Fruits at all Peerless Saloon. """ = — CHICKENS ‘10. ORDER AT: ANY ‘TIME. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. always findetBROAD STREBT. aed _C. H. HARRISON, . DEALER In ~~ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco: ‘THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” ~~ Beer 5 Cents a Glass, as iach? “Gecnr Pepper.’ say Wm. J. Britland, ~ ’ brands of Whiskies kepton All the favorite! Turon cs mah he and h r work was high‘Pouteh said: “It has been demon‘~ . strated that a woman can do excep-. . tionally good work as an pianderater. . a8 she is at all times painstaking and ‘careful, and her work is, as a rule, a . model of neatness, You will also no‘tice that I have named a great man school-teachers for this week: The pers son for this is, 1 suppose, due’ princi‘pally to the fact that the schools close just before the taking. of the. census ‘begins, and the teachers make the ap“plications in order to have something to do during thé vacation. I sent sam‘ple blanks to. al} the applicants to be . filled out, and naturally the teachers ‘were more ‘successful than any others in filling these blanks, thus securing ithe appointments. “Probably about 60 per cent. of the enumerators in the country are schgolteachers. At least this is so in Indiana, and, I suppose, in other states over ~ ‘the country. It requires much more [ing herself and smoothing her ruffled care to: make a successful enumerator han is generally supposed, and the supervisor is subjected'to a great many trials and much trouble in’ remedying the defects, so that his position is not the pleasant and’ desirable one that many persons suppose.” aa SAVAGE ENGLISH IN TURKEY. Natives Think They Must Have Been Exiled for Thetr Bad Clothes. : ata « Acorrespondent from Constantiople says: all English women (and men) dress 3 badly in England, because of the cos. codfish is king of them all and is afot appreciated at his real worth. Cook . . him in any way you like and he is delicious, Even the dried codfish, picked up and served in'eream for breakfast, isafinedish. Put him ina bag; sew him up tightly and let him boil, or bake “Now, Pera, where the Europeans Retiokecs eulbys. Welk abetted end. he. Ae tumes tourists wear, They certainly do wear the most extraordinary clothes, and it looks-as if they are doing their best to make themselves ridiculous. “Very short skirts and badly fitting coats, lafge wide-awake hats and thick veils, says the Gentlewoman. live and the hotels are. situated, is quite like any continental town, and . fs the residents dress as they. would ‘in London or Paris, so a tourist is at once noticed’on account of her remarkable get-up.a resident or traveler trum -nes or clothes, and charge accordingly for their wares. was trie that all the English women who travel are ugly and badly dressed, . .. gemocratic as he used to be in his or that thet were sent out of England }on account of their clothes! «-. “The natives are almost beginning” ‘a cease being astonished at anything” xtraordinary from an English per-} on. They simply shtug their shoulers and say: ‘What can you expect?

hey are English!) By the travelers’ ehavior I mean that they walk about he streets and laugh and talk as if hey had never been ima civilized counry before.” WOULD NOT CHANGE METHODS eon oees oo “pets Shows That English Merehants ‘Are Too Conservative for Their Own Good. The intense conservatism of the British character is illustrated in the story of a young Englishman who came to America to seek his fortune and found it in-a new process for manufacturing lampblack, says the Kansas City Star. The principal market for his product was Germany, but he found that the German buyers, in turn, sold it in England. So he conceived the logical idea of going to England and selling the lampblack direct, which appeared to be certain’ of success, for he was ‘able to say to the English firms: ‘ “Instead of buying my lampblack ‘BACK AT THE The Pinest Se eee ers OLD BAKERY. Cc. H. HARRISON, _ _Ovp. Rosenberg Bre Has resumed the proprietérebip-of the In Their New Saloon ! _ MAITLAND BROS. mare present ies el pe Ht £o,citit vo nerve the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and!Cigars invite a Hews ‘PURCHASED TH® 8 ISCADDEN’S SALOON . i. pac Se Tas pa WINES AND LIQUORS. = Beer 5 Cents. THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. “NEW YORK‘ located > a lone tine. now pared to supply the ublic as of old with the See products in his line. iA the corner of vane SR a. t thoroughly rem: order, #epeciaity; Pas Late to serve my patrons wah the ssi See ee : finest brands of state y THE COTTAGE ORGAN GEORGE WM.DURST BAKERY : opie TS ak Co , WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. LEADING, LADY, Best 8 Cont.Cige: = i x E,W. SCHMIDT, . nese a standard through Germany and paying for unheuses replied: many satisfactory. b methods, you know.” sides and his trip was a failure. Unconscious Plagiarism. parently uneonscious plagiarism is th author of a story sent to a magazin Chicago Cottage Organ Co. aeme time ago. After his story had of excellence ence whichad In speaking of the matter, Mr. . ™*> Mr: Morgan succeeded in getting ‘mon. . OB With the aid of some smail’boys. . ~. “The natives think that . dinner fish known. fish’ with potato. Put as little potato or other substance in the cakes as possible, and, if you. want them as fine as they can be made, wrap them in a blanA Turk once asked if it . gemocratie dish, of course, necessary transportation, to say nothing of the middleman’s profit, let me _ be one ogres cing oars ‘big horn,” yet more trim and shapely. mans, to whom you how pay & profit.” The head of one of the largest '. “Really, Mr. Smith, our house has al‘This house has been in existen¢e 200 years, and we can seeno reason for changing satisfactory Poor Mr. Smith got this reply on all “The latest victim of a case of apdeen, accepted he picked up another magazine, and there was his story, with precisely the same plot, told by a writer he liad never met. There was just time vol’ . for. hini-to’send word to the magazine h . that-had accepted his contribution to ‘have the story taken from the form.’ Two hours later he would have been ~\ Dr, Pfeiffer, influenza expert, lays the “. disease to the handkerchief, and rec4 . ommend the Japanese ‘paper noseé‘ties in this city have a Utterly refused to become a-martyr to ence. Its history is'another instance janitor to get a eat for crag ve ae wished to illustrate his lecture on “Respiration” by experiments upob the ani-. “professor put the .cat into. receiver: of the air pump fie atic: pump out the air. Before the piston had time to move more than once or twice the cat began to feel very uncomfortable, and, discovering ‘the aperture through which the air was eseaping, put her foot on it and thus corked the pipe and stopped the removal of the air, Several subsequent attempts to carry-on the experiments were alike ineffectual, for as soon as the glass cover was put over her and she felt the reeg of Ris air the cat would put her over the an i gee there. sate aia a — e students; struck b re able intelligence shoe by ee P asked the professor to liberate the ani. ‘sion when the cat, after coolly clean< fur, jumped down and rubbed against the legs of the students sitting oa the front ona She is now permanently annexed to the college and an ob interest to all visitors. ross PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. A Chief Cook Says This Fish Is Not Appreciated at Its: Real Worth. : rt POE a “If codfish cost a dollar a pound,” said the chef, “it would be more universally beloved, I tell you, it is the best ; T have tried the }. whitefish all over the world, bu? the have a'cat that has . & mal and loudly cheered her self-posses. . : x a aa 3 ns ; For tore than twenty years this” étcbiehient Ise: ce been noted for its display of FINE MILLINERY each” -deason, “but this Fall , surpasses : Her +USS TETRAU has just petdriied ‘Giins Sa 7 all others. Francisco, with Fine Line of Beautiful Fre nch Pat t erin vibes. : Ladies call and see thie beautiful goods, : ___, W. H. CRAWFORD. ; ; Bor) Bar) Ber CE Wars? WOeS7 ‘ sar ft Sige 'P. G. SCADDEN’S. ¢ California Ripe Olives in bottles, Cilifornia } me Dinner— Con ‘ists of Lamb Curry and Rice Beef and Rice Ala Creole Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. . American Bis -ui.s in fa: cy packag:s. . R x Brani (rime Roast Bef in cus. Grancma’s Spanish Pepp:r. IX L Chile Con Carnes. IX L Frijoles. _ Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses, Finest Corn in the Market— _ . Garten Maine Sweet Corn. td : ° P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. 1GIO 0 0, 0 &, C1) A &, => . CEM Ci: actin cox pts. xD Aa a Gas as Gad Gary Gat NOE INEINGS ay DOO Qe , ‘ @BWSweEBSee 2+ 3220003458 “Let me tell you that when you make heakes you should not drown out the . . wauwe ++ vice. but my patron, who pays me @ large salary, is days. When he sends down to srder for fish cakes for the next “s breakfast he says he wants Meschutt’s fish cakes, with.egg. That is the order, and he is thinking of his yougger life, when, as he once told me, in a basement on Broadway he used to get the finest butter cakes and fish cakes he ever tasted, ‘excepting yours, chef, he adds always. But 1 know that dimes in those days were as thousand-dollar bills to him now, and his appetite was keener and more appreciative.” SHEEP FOUND IN ALASKA. Flesh Satd to Be the Most Delicious of All Wild Game and Ie Much Sought. SEN be This rare wild white sheep is found nowhere in the world but Alaska, and few specimens for mounting whole have ever been obtained, says a writer in Outing. This species, named ovis dalli by Prof. Dall, differs from its cousin, the Rocky mountain big horn: (ovis montana) in color, ovis montana being a dull brown in midsummer, changing to a grayish drab in winter, with a light ashy-colored patch over the rump all the year, while the ovis dalli is snowwhite at all seasons; in fact, thereis not a colored hair on any part of its body. He is not quite so stockily built as the Two of my specimens stood 42 inches at the shoulder, His limbs are not quite so heavy, and his horns will not average as large at the base, although quite as long. The horns of my largest specimen of 1897 measured 4i1¥, inches in length and 12% inches in circumference at the base. The flesh is the most delicious of all wild game. In the summer this sheep lives chiefly on the rich, succulent growth of the asplenium septentrionale, which grows in the crevices of the rock on the sunny slopes of this ragged e . range. This beautifulanimal must ene . dure great hardships to survive the winters of this icy north. Im 014 Madrid. of gambling houses. The Spa A correspondent in‘the Frankfurter Zeitung draws a lurid picture of the interesting demoralization of Madrid. The present population includes, he says, 20,000 professional beggars, the same number of abandoned women, 5,000 thieves, and there are hundreds nish are among-the most charitable people on earth. Without a poor tax Spanish communities of 50,Fish cakes are considered a very . trict. aeena Sh. FER Unt, Wen NA ah, SET EOE Stock is now selling for 75c per share. ae DE. pe ig President ;. Sherman W. Marsh, Vice President ; W. B. Robb, T. RB. Powell, H. M. Ovoper, F. L. Arbogast, P. G. Scadden, F. Seoretary ; W. Taylor, W.L. Mobley, W. G. Ross SS “. e. G@ FE". FRED E. BROWN. ee Glasgow and Edinburgh have £1,000,000. invested, in electric lighting; Municipal Lighting in Scotian. Aberdeen, Ayr, Dundee, Govan, Green000. self-supporters feed a pauper population of 5,000 or more. % A Harem Car. Central Asian railroad-managers try Mto meet the desires of their/public. A ‘ock, Paisley, Perth, £300,000. xy ae ~ harem car with latticed aera) ows has aoset tap the exir of Bok to Stockholders. The Nevada Goun‘y Oil. Company Offers the Best Inducements t Operating in the centre of the famous Kern River District. 0000C 00—-————— Gough Gure . } For recent and chronic__ ss Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma Pleasant,,safe and prompt. For sale and guaranteed by . H. DICKERMAN. oto Supplies THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been in the lumbe business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood. We have made a success of —ON THE— (nstallment Plan, And we are still at it. Osll and learn our terms before letting your contract, a nal gh a ra aaa +S .M, L. & D. MARSH. — Le. COOP EE Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home “ Pes ance and Insur. Agents, N, ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A OALL. Good amber at reasonable rates. BROWN & MORGA tReal Estate EVADA CITY, =