November 30, 1901 (4 pages)

s oy yet BER TES TRUS RRMA. ere re = re af Se USS EMER Sa EINES oor pee Seng ee RBC Sacre areoeR ee pee ” arccnnedemopenpnagnetitr Bem PPA De Tig AERO CERT Ty wegen rs See SY Seer R iareoed See aS Ok hae eaten aa ytd Sn caliente + ought to be extended up to Charley Mulloy’s corner, at the Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Byfisll, + + * 986 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2¢ Per Week ner has contribnted a set of BanDelivered to any part of the city. croft’s History, thirty volumes in all, SATURDAY oi. 5 5 odsces ccctivaseyeesin sense eee ee .November 30, 1901 Hop Ff. T. bg aera = 25 00. OOD EVENING, SUPERINTENDENT FAIRCHILD: That electric railroad running up to the corner of Broad and Pine streets is just fine; but do you know that there is a large namber of people who wish and say that the road gore of East and West Broad streets. Think it over, and give the TRANSCRIPT authority for saying you will do it as soon as the weather will permit. a 44444444444 ALIFORNIA is to be congratulated on having a harmonious delegation who will look after her interests in the approaching session of Congress: It has unity of purpose and community of interests coupled with political solidarity. It has the good fortune to be in political sympathy with the Administration and both Houses of Congress. Under these favorable conditions the delegation should accomplish much of value to the State and Nation, as all of] good actor: them are able and progressive men and have the best interests of our people at heart. 4e¢4644646446 3 € A Progressive People The crowded house that greeted the production of “Captain Racket” last evening and the liberal spirit of those who so generously contributed toward raising a fund for the establishment of a free library and reading room substantiates the fact that our people unanimously endorse the project and have a keen appreciation of the efforts being made by the noble-hearted and public-spirited young ladies and gentlemen who have contributed their time and talent toward the entertainment and made it the grand success that it was. Not only did our citizens show their: interest in the project by turning out in large numbers but they immediately took steps to materially increase the sum realized’ from the proceeds of the entertainment by making individual and generous contributions toward the fund. Andthe end is not in sight, either,-for this spirit-of--enterprise is very contagious in Nevada City and spreads with great rapidity when once it gets started. Early this morning one of our public-spirited citizens generously contributed $25 toward the fund, and it is probable that many more will do. likewise, for there are a number of our people who prefer to contribute privately and not in public, and all such will na doubt be given ample opportunity. At any rate, a grand start was made last night toward the establishment of a free library and reading room in our city and our people should “keep the ball rolling,” and not relinquish their zeal and enthusiasm until their efforts are crowned with success. Our local organizations and societies should plan entertainments to be given during the winter mionths for the purpose of further increasing the fund, and it is quite likely that they would be freely and liberally patronized by the public, as was the one given last cnight. Nevada City has distinguished herself of recent years by"erpeggressive ideas and improvements, and nothwould aitteStilitmee our city’s interests or add to its welfare “than @he™ t and maintenance of a free library end “weallligg “Seem 4p “Our<community. As Judge Nilon stated in ‘His speech “Gast evening, that “next to the public schools and churches, ‘Wiketuries are of the greatest importance.” “In several States,” he said, “Legislattires taxed for maintaining suitable libraries.Cities of not? the importance of Nevada were maintaining good libraries, . while this place, over fifty years of age, had not even a} free reading room. Many attempts have been made in past years to establish one, but owing to lack of funds and interest they have always proven futile. Im addition to the uplifting the moral statas of a community, a library was _always of great importance to the public schools. During the past few months a committee of ladies and gentlemen had written to Andrew Carnegie asking for a donation of $10,000 to be used. in the erection of a suitable building, and for the maintenance of a library and reading room. Should this request he shelved, along with the hundreds of others which Mr. Carmegie was daily receiving, Nevada City would have its library anyway, and that without much further ado.” Yes, our city will have a library. and reading room soon, that will be a credit to it. Weiimeton, Kaneas, Nov. 29—A woman threw e lighted match into a can of gasoline in the Teberneele, where « thousand people were attending a religious. revival last night, and the fismes that shet up into the apditorium Sel Abroad. fence assembled at Nevada Theatre to witness the comedy,"‘Captain Rackett,” which was pres-nted by a numserving of it. “Captain Reeket” and his friends are complimenting him on all sides for his fine portrayal of the character. The splendid stage settings, which had passed laws whereby different mumicipalities heer tart charge of Ladis Walling, called Wasumeton, D. C., Nov. 30—Naval Constructor Riebmond P. Hobson was today detached from the Bureau of Construction and Repair. He will procoed immediately to Charleston where 5 he has been ordered te daty im connecbart. . tion with the mapagement of the Gov‘lernteent naval exhibit at the exposit fund Growin Avery large and appreciated audber of young men and women for the benefit of the proposed free library and reading room. The comedy was presented in an admirable manner and it was the unanimous opinion of all who were present that the performance was the best that has been rendered in thie city ty local talent for many years. Every person in the cast of characters acted his or her part to perfection and it would be an injustice to mention any particular artist without praising all, for they are all deC. G. Dennis made an excellent “Obadiah Dawson” was impersonated by Compton Gault in a manner that won bim much appleuse. Comp. is a Carrol Ashbura as “Timothy Tolman” made a decided hit, and bis difflcult role was nicely executed. : “Mrs. Tolman,” the wife of Timothy. was impersonated by Mre. Fred Zeitler, and her rendition of the part was considered perfect by many in the audience who are good judges and critfes. Mre. Zeitler hasj taken part in several plays with local talent and on every occasion she has always executed her part in a style becoming & professional. In fact there are very few who possess more grace and dignity and seems more at home on the stage, among our local Thespiane, than Mrs. Zeitler. The lady -is receiving many flettering compliments to-day. Gluyas Richards as “Mr. Dalroy” was all right, as was also “Hobson,” the waiter, which character was impersonated by Ladies Walling. “Olarice” the Captain's wife, was excellently rendered by Mise Claudia Griftith. = Migs Sadie Snell as “Katy,” the mischievous maid, did exceediagly well. Miss Martha Sims, the promoter of enterprise, is indeed deserving of 4 great deal of credit for the way in which she handled all the details of management and she may justly feel proud of the excellent manner fn which everything went off. Between the second and third acts the “Florodora Sextette made its appearance. The young ladies and gen, tlemen who compesed the sextette had been well drilled by Miss Annie Webber and Mrs. Fred Breese, and made a decided hit, receiving great appiause. They very gracefully responded to-.an encore. The sextette included the following ladies and gentlemed: Misses May Martin, Rath Richards. Nina Woon, Bebe Carr, Mollie Maher, Katie Nickless; Messrs. N. Shaw, C. G. Dennis, G. Richards, 8. Kitts, O. Ashburn, J. Harry. The music discoursed between the acts was much enjoyed by the large audience. Owing to the illness of a member, the Empire State qaartette was unable to appear, and Louis Brirkman sang a solo, which won hearty applause. Miss Maud Langman presided at ths piano. In the second act Mise Sadie Snell took the house by storm ina rag time song, which she-rendered with marked ability. Miss Annie Webber acted as accompanist on the piano, ‘much admiration. several pretty bouquets were thrown on Cee ee Nevapa City DAILy TRANSCRIPT; . > oon itesh BROWN ¢ CALEINS, Prorrrerors, ‘ aly Just before the last act Judge F. T. Nilon made a few well chosen remerke, and called for subscriptions to very free response was given. In addition to the following amounts that have been subscribed, George E. TurHon. EB, M. Preston... Wm. H. Martin.. as Mrs. Wm. G. Martin. Henr J.J. ye W. F. Englebright. ee H. ©. Schroeder.... D. B Getchell. se aN Fiecher Bros...-.0-+Jno. T. Morgad....65 Gaylord & Son....++Miss E. Hoeft... ee BE; J. Rector. «6. cnc cc cceses Nevada County Gas & Electric W.A. Dennis....-Nevada County Bank.. Nevada Oounty Traction Oo. Elsworth Colley.... TIDION 5 io se Ki eviencwe ss Transcript....+---6+ E. H. Barker....--: he reading. room fund, to which a ackson.. 8888sEs OCompany. ....--. Wm. Giffin, N. 8. of Maryland Fred Zeitler.. ..-+PREREERRLR RRRRRRRRRRSRRS Legg & Shaw Co. Fred Searils.. Joaquin Lopez. F.L. Arbogast. E. B. Power.. Jno. W. O’Neill. Jno. W SSSSSSSSSsssssssssss SSssssss aSSssaanks Jo. V. Bell Fight The Trusts. Pron. Ill., Nov. 30th—In distilling circles the opening here tomorrow of the new Corning distillery is attracting much attention for the reason that the rew distillery intends to fight the whiskey truet. The new plant has a capacity of three thousand bushels of corn per day and is considered one of the best plants in the country. Going and Coming. Mr. and Mrs. Kruns, who have spent the summer here, returned to San Francisco today. Miss Hansen, who has been here on a visit to her brother, Chris. Hansen, returned today to Livermore.: Miss Pearl Sooy is over from North San Juan. ‘i F, DuBois is bere from San Fran W.-H. Burk arrived here yesterday from Placerville. George Bonney is down from Washington. ; J. BR. Jones and J. Jones were down from Relief Hill today. Deputy She iff Pascoe has gone to San Francisco on a visit. M, Get is here from San Francisco. Walter Bean, formerly of thie city, will arrive here this evening on a visit to J. W. O'Neill. Miss Lizzie M. Richards, the populat teacher. of the Relief Hill school, is spending the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards of Gold Fiat, Misees Ina Cooper and Lizzie Naff ziger, who are giving excellent satisfection as teachers of the North Bloomfield schools, are here epjos ing a short vacation. William M. Richards, of San Francieco, who has been visiting relatives at Gold Flat, left teday ona trip to Redding. An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge whiskey. He even takes itas a medicine because it is pure. ae od The best brands of whisky and cigars cap be procared at the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland prop. tf The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambere, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. —_—_+ 260 __——_—_ Malaria Causs Biliousgess. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic removes eee ee eeeeerasaceesee “Between the-sscond and third acts The array a 0 which tion in that city. -AStrong Woman the cause. Rich’s Peerless saloon tonight. Drop in and see him. perior Court in the case of T. Beck vs. pence Mining Company granting the latter.ten days additional time to file an answer. ; etreet. cabinets can be procured for small prices at the Stover building en Broad street. Read the new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. night will be served with a nice hot lunch. officer on Friday evening and havea smoker. pried, a board off of J. J. Snyder’s barn and stole three turkeys. one will beserved this evening at the Council Chamber. other articles. Arrow Shols. Your neighbor’s baby is a crying shame.” ; mA —— Condensation. There will be attractions at Henry An order has been made in the SuA cold sermon spoils many a warm Sunday dinner. Never lend a gun to aman who leads an aimless existence. About two-thirds of the average man’s sympathy is curiosity. Call around this evening to the Glenbrook saloon on Commercial Dr. Robinson’s folding thernal bath Some people worry because they are unable to worry other people. . ———_~+ oe A carload of the members of the local lodge of Elks will go to Grass Valley tomorrow afternoon to attend the memorial services of the Grass Valley lodge. The visitors to the Grotto saloon toMilo Lodge, K. of P., will elect new aammniaill thief On Wednesday evening & Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that ove kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and sti}! another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must Everybody likes a nice hot lunch so O. F. Brayton’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transorirr speaks of bamboo stools, brackets, flower stands, music stands,book stands and several S WHITE A £ : ined at §160,Ae The Bats A grand lot here ng pi a pet it De beld in trast Every one new. ney all just arrived and are acd et arr eon, Harry: La. play in one of our big windows. j W On po is to be paid the Income ones here now at all prices—from goods in this lot. FTRANSCRIPT. Nov. 30, 1901 fe er Will. —_— a Coleman, of Mrs. Julia M. ‘d ee resided in Nevada Ad at Oakland last week, admitted to probate. The fe Apo fr ( MAHER & Coys Nevada City, palf the estate after the pay=. _ i, annuity to deceased’s sister. 5 jg to go tO deceased’s daughJesee Knowlee, after the trust WHITE APRONS at 25¢, soc 4 Every one a plum ai the price. » 75% $1.00, . LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK Wargrg : $1.25 up. Some 4 a! —ore Accident. ring while the littte daughand Mrs. #. L. Arbogast home she met} DOLLS! DOLLS! We have gone into the doll busi . oe at ber mess. A’ nice a0 ng at be . he doll that goes to sleep, for 25 cents. tied Bs ate preg Bring the little ong Ittle og to see them. A q rge nail which was sticking a deep and long} Respectfully, 4 Hore quite prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of tke healthy mi!lions. A few doses aids digestion, siimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Read it. Tom’s Place on Broad street is a very popular resort where the very best of wines and liquors can be had. All who fail to attend Oompany C’s social at Armory Hall tonight will miss a great treat, as Wild’s orchestra will play some new music. At the Eclipse saloon tonight a good hot lunch will be served. All are invited. Smith’s prunes, which can not be beat anywhere in the State, can be had at all grocers. Special prices are . . DYSPEPSIA “For six years I was a victim of dys; h sia in its worst form. I could eat not made by Mr. ‘Smith roe ane wis mt milk toast, and at times my stomach would , not retain and digest even that. Last March I . began taking CASCARETS and since thenI have steadily improved, until I am as well asI ever was in my life." DAVID H. MuRPHY, Newark, O. to buy large quantities. Every Sunday at the New York Hotel an extra fine dinner is served and the favorite place is getting more popular daily. Eat your dinner at that place tomorrow. At You Bet Wednesday morning Miss Bell Cahill became the bride of J. F. McCarthy and the happy couple left immediately for San Francisco to spend their honeymoon. Rev. Father Clyne officiated and the couple were attended by Miss Rose Cahill and Emmet McOaithy. ~ The local Red Cross Society will hold their annual meeting next Thursday and elevt officore. Mrs. J. M. Buttington,the president, has received reports from Galveston and of the work doneduring the Spanish-American war, and will distribute them to the members of the society. Pleasant, Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25c, We. wCURE CONSTIPATION. . Chieago, Bterling Remedy C . al, New York. Sil NO-TO-BAG fists to aranteed by all d BE Tobacco Habe ei Walking Hats I have now on hand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will sell at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Hiss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,.. next to W. G. Richard’s One thousand soldiers from Columbus, Ohio,comprising the Seventeenth lafantry regiment, passed through Colfax Wednesday, en route to Manila. These men go to replace veterans who have served two years—a man is considered a veteran who has served two years in the Philippines. Aerie Nie! : ages a %. Strictly High Grade and Up-to-date. ire Backs Guaranteed to last 15years. Sole Agents fcr I evadaC y Air-Tight Heating Stovesl fro CAKE IIR IIS Cy I, a p her leg. Dr. Hinkson MAE ESE Bz, t @ 4 necessary to take several sea . M S close up the wound, id 0 Rest. sal of the late James Prout » this afternoon under the inf the Odd Fellows, with gervices at the Methodist Tho pall-bearers were: John Watches, ClOCKS, Opera Glass Watch Chains, Holiday Gitts, ae 7 Mhese goods are of the best : r Bennet!s, Mark 1. Roberts, * material pat together by men % Sc, Eiward Beedle and a % who know how. Call and see them. & gaye. a ps We aim to please our customers. & . ae iq Fortune. aymond, who is connec'ed siness of the Sacramento nion, has fallen heie to 6 ng from $40,000 to $50,009, nghis share in an estate in Mr. Raymond will leave for immediately. her Report. of the San Francisco BuHe the following prediction, ing: night. Cloudy Sunday with 4 Weather. 0, Nov, 30—Temperature at 7 w York 22, Boston 14, Phila6, Washington 26, Chicago 26, blis 32, Cincinnati 38, St. LouA. & H. W. HARTUN WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street = = NEVADA GOOD ENOUGH A HEN it comes to eating, only the 4 W best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, -especially, requires the best there is. 5 Call in sometime. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCE ‘Broad Street, Newada City, C NEW STOVES AND Ril Geo. E. Turner has received a large stockfot 1 Parlor and Gook Stov OF ALL SIZES and AT ALL PRICES. cscs : Call and See Them. City, Nevada Gounty, Calin O1d One. RK, Nov. 30th—A dispatch t d from Rio Janeiro says: Me Lanegress one hundred an sold died here today. Sb st representative of the elav imported directly from A! ore Fighting. ELPHIA, Nov. 80th—Jack Bol well known pugilist, tod q ession of the Gallagher hot 4 it Hill. Bonner has recent ind declares his intention htly abandoning fighting gat Otel business, + C@e-> an the Caust Ill., Nov. 29—C. Evilsis thal,and H. Cameron fous ball last night on ascou han, Both were fatally wou Plumbing —i No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insar™ A luxury because it insures comfort. Paints <i v A word to the People. In paintin ractice economy by Pl " _ the Paint that best with-stend the Seanis. You make oN a painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT: 4 GEO. EL. TURNE Sole Agent for Nevada County] eee . Our Soap can-be found in the tub of every Good Housekeents . ———_, & Saves Money al . at one stroke. d it out jalty. Simply picke of inday as a specimen a —_—— iness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they can 8 diseased portion of the e only one way to cure de Md that ig by conatitutio 8 BASS oer ao Deatness is caused by TTT tt.) on ee Goods Mee Tou Thnk We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of Daves, Ubvels, Rubbers, Cats and we have marked the prices at such figures that they will not with us ag er call now and get your pick. the eeeeeenae SNELU © FLEMING Cor. Broadfand Pine Strects, Nevada City. values we are giving Me All Glasses of Sil Give us either a lone or oe aud we'will convince 70 , the cheapest and most F ‘ in town. Cash Grocer, = i condition of the mucous . he Eustachian Tube. WI! * Sets inflamed you hav 8 Sound or imperfect heari 0 it is entirely closed dt the result, and unless the On van be taken out and . ored to its normal condit' Will be destroyed forever ; of ten are canned a cata Phothing but an inflamed ¢ No ucous surfaces. give One Hundred Dol : J) . _. {OQ oe ve eth emmy SIGOURNEY, Nugu. St e Cure, Send for clroeie abe Vp app \\ Fram CHENEY & 00. Toledo, tis : Peaeists, Tbe. ne Ee eA 5 : uily Pille are the best. Fruit, _ Vegetables, Fish, . é pine Nice to Heep, . ~~ Chigkens) Ete. with tile WATER who sttended the eon 4 ‘ ree of old Ne ep , . SO a: ae Moore _ BBs 12 of September, Frosh Home-made Sauer Kraut, Fresh : A at hee no pang. 2 eb Eggs and Frozen Oysters. 'Scigar store, ree itt & Years to come, F Toes uso Makes NT dey and Thure aig . q e

s oy yet BER TES TRUS RRMA. ere re = re af Se USS EMER Sa EINES oor pee Seng ee RBC Sacre areoeR ee pee ” arccnnedemopenpnagnetitr Bem PPA De Tig AERO CERT Ty wegen rs See SY Seer R iareoed See aS Ok hae eaten aa ytd Sn caliente + ought to be extended up to Charley Mulloy’s corner, at the Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Byfisll, + + * 986 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2¢ Per Week ner has contribnted a set of BanDelivered to any part of the city. croft’s History, thirty volumes in all, SATURDAY oi. 5 5 odsces ccctivaseyeesin sense eee ee .November 30, 1901 Hop Ff. T. bg aera = 25 00. OOD EVENING, SUPERINTENDENT FAIRCHILD: That electric railroad running up to the corner of Broad and Pine streets is just fine; but do you know that there is a large namber of people who wish and say that the road gore of East and West Broad streets. Think it over, and give the TRANSCRIPT authority for saying you will do it as soon as the weather will permit. a 44444444444 ALIFORNIA is to be congratulated on having a harmonious delegation who will look after her interests in the approaching session of Congress: It has unity of purpose and community of interests coupled with political solidarity. It has the good fortune to be in political sympathy with the Administration and both Houses of Congress. Under these favorable conditions the delegation should accomplish much of value to the State and Nation, as all of] good actor: them are able and progressive men and have the best interests of our people at heart. 4e¢4644646446 3 € A Progressive People The crowded house that greeted the production of “Captain Racket” last evening and the liberal spirit of those who so generously contributed toward raising a fund for the establishment of a free library and reading room substantiates the fact that our people unanimously endorse the project and have a keen appreciation of the efforts being made by the noble-hearted and public-spirited young ladies and gentlemen who have contributed their time and talent toward the entertainment and made it the grand success that it was. Not only did our citizens show their: interest in the project by turning out in large numbers but they immediately took steps to materially increase the sum realized’ from the proceeds of the entertainment by making individual and generous contributions toward the fund. Andthe end is not in sight, either,-for this spirit-of--enterprise is very contagious in Nevada City and spreads with great rapidity when once it gets started. Early this morning one of our public-spirited citizens generously contributed $25 toward the fund, and it is probable that many more will do. likewise, for there are a number of our people who prefer to contribute privately and not in public, and all such will na doubt be given ample opportunity. At any rate, a grand start was made last night toward the establishment of a free library and reading room in our city and our people should “keep the ball rolling,” and not relinquish their zeal and enthusiasm until their efforts are crowned with success. Our local organizations and societies should plan entertainments to be given during the winter mionths for the purpose of further increasing the fund, and it is quite likely that they would be freely and liberally patronized by the public, as was the one given last cnight. Nevada City has distinguished herself of recent years by"erpeggressive ideas and improvements, and nothwould aitteStilitmee our city’s interests or add to its welfare “than @he™ t and maintenance of a free library end “weallligg “Seem 4p “Our<community. As Judge Nilon stated in ‘His speech “Gast evening, that “next to the public schools and churches, ‘Wiketuries are of the greatest importance.” “In several States,” he said, “Legislattires taxed for maintaining suitable libraries.Cities of not? the importance of Nevada were maintaining good libraries, . while this place, over fifty years of age, had not even a} free reading room. Many attempts have been made in past years to establish one, but owing to lack of funds and interest they have always proven futile. Im addition to the uplifting the moral statas of a community, a library was _always of great importance to the public schools. During the past few months a committee of ladies and gentlemen had written to Andrew Carnegie asking for a donation of $10,000 to be used. in the erection of a suitable building, and for the maintenance of a library and reading room. Should this request he shelved, along with the hundreds of others which Mr. Carmegie was daily receiving, Nevada City would have its library anyway, and that without much further ado.” Yes, our city will have a library. and reading room soon, that will be a credit to it. Weiimeton, Kaneas, Nov. 29—A woman threw e lighted match into a can of gasoline in the Teberneele, where « thousand people were attending a religious. revival last night, and the fismes that shet up into the apditorium Sel Abroad. fence assembled at Nevada Theatre to witness the comedy,"‘Captain Rackett,” which was pres-nted by a numserving of it. “Captain Reeket” and his friends are complimenting him on all sides for his fine portrayal of the character. The splendid stage settings, which had passed laws whereby different mumicipalities heer tart charge of Ladis Walling, called Wasumeton, D. C., Nov. 30—Naval Constructor Riebmond P. Hobson was today detached from the Bureau of Construction and Repair. He will procoed immediately to Charleston where 5 he has been ordered te daty im connecbart. . tion with the mapagement of the Gov‘lernteent naval exhibit at the exposit fund Growin Avery large and appreciated audber of young men and women for the benefit of the proposed free library and reading room. The comedy was presented in an admirable manner and it was the unanimous opinion of all who were present that the performance was the best that has been rendered in thie city ty local talent for many years. Every person in the cast of characters acted his or her part to perfection and it would be an injustice to mention any particular artist without praising all, for they are all deC. G. Dennis made an excellent “Obadiah Dawson” was impersonated by Compton Gault in a manner that won bim much appleuse. Comp. is a Carrol Ashbura as “Timothy Tolman” made a decided hit, and bis difflcult role was nicely executed. : “Mrs. Tolman,” the wife of Timothy. was impersonated by Mre. Fred Zeitler, and her rendition of the part was considered perfect by many in the audience who are good judges and critfes. Mre. Zeitler hasj taken part in several plays with local talent and on every occasion she has always executed her part in a style becoming & professional. In fact there are very few who possess more grace and dignity and seems more at home on the stage, among our local Thespiane, than Mrs. Zeitler. The lady -is receiving many flettering compliments to-day. Gluyas Richards as “Mr. Dalroy” was all right, as was also “Hobson,” the waiter, which character was impersonated by Ladies Walling. “Olarice” the Captain's wife, was excellently rendered by Mise Claudia Griftith. = Migs Sadie Snell as “Katy,” the mischievous maid, did exceediagly well. Miss Martha Sims, the promoter of enterprise, is indeed deserving of 4 great deal of credit for the way in which she handled all the details of management and she may justly feel proud of the excellent manner fn which everything went off. Between the second and third acts the “Florodora Sextette made its appearance. The young ladies and gen, tlemen who compesed the sextette had been well drilled by Miss Annie Webber and Mrs. Fred Breese, and made a decided hit, receiving great appiause. They very gracefully responded to-.an encore. The sextette included the following ladies and gentlemed: Misses May Martin, Rath Richards. Nina Woon, Bebe Carr, Mollie Maher, Katie Nickless; Messrs. N. Shaw, C. G. Dennis, G. Richards, 8. Kitts, O. Ashburn, J. Harry. The music discoursed between the acts was much enjoyed by the large audience. Owing to the illness of a member, the Empire State qaartette was unable to appear, and Louis Brirkman sang a solo, which won hearty applause. Miss Maud Langman presided at ths piano. In the second act Mise Sadie Snell took the house by storm ina rag time song, which she-rendered with marked ability. Miss Annie Webber acted as accompanist on the piano, ‘much admiration. several pretty bouquets were thrown on Cee ee Nevapa City DAILy TRANSCRIPT; . > oon itesh BROWN ¢ CALEINS, Prorrrerors, ‘ aly Just before the last act Judge F. T. Nilon made a few well chosen remerke, and called for subscriptions to very free response was given. In addition to the following amounts that have been subscribed, George E. TurHon. EB, M. Preston...... Wm. H. Martin.... as Mrs. Wm. G. Martin. Henr J.J. ye W. F. Englebright.. ee H. ©. Schroeder....... D. B Getchell.. se aN Fiecher Bros......-.0-+Jno. T. Morgad.......65 Gaylord & Son.......++Miss E. Hoeft..... ee BE; J. Rector. «6.. cnc cc cceses Nevada County Gas & Electric W.A. Dennis........-Nevada County Bank.... Nevada Oounty Traction Oo.. Elsworth Colley....... TIDION 5 io se Ki eviencwe ss Transcript.......+---6+ E. H. Barker........--: he reading. room fund, to which a ackson... 8888sEs OCompany. .......--. Wm. Giffin, N. 8. of Maryland Fred Zeitler.... ...-+PREREERRLR RRRRRRRRRRSRRS Legg & Shaw Co.. Fred Searils.... Joaquin Lopez.. F.L. Arbogast.. E. B. Power.... Jno. W. O’Neill. Jno. W SSSSSSSSSsssssssssss SSssssss aSSssaanks Jo. V. Bell Fight The Trusts. Pron. Ill., Nov. 30th—In distilling circles the opening here tomorrow of the new Corning distillery is attracting much attention for the reason that the rew distillery intends to fight the whiskey truet. The new plant has a capacity of three thousand bushels of corn per day and is considered one of the best plants in the country. Going and Coming. Mr. and Mrs. Kruns, who have spent the summer here, returned to San Francisco today. Miss Hansen, who has been here on a visit to her brother, Chris. Hansen, returned today to Livermore.: Miss Pearl Sooy is over from North San Juan. ‘i F, DuBois is bere from San Fran W.-H. Burk arrived here yesterday from Placerville. George Bonney is down from Washington. ; J. BR. Jones and J. Jones were down from Relief Hill today. Deputy She iff Pascoe has gone to San Francisco on a visit. M, Get is here from San Francisco. Walter Bean, formerly of thie city, will arrive here this evening on a visit to J. W. O'Neill. Miss Lizzie M. Richards, the populat teacher. of the Relief Hill school, is spending the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards of Gold Fiat, Misees Ina Cooper and Lizzie Naff ziger, who are giving excellent satisfection as teachers of the North Bloomfield schools, are here epjos ing a short vacation. William M. Richards, of San Francieco, who has been visiting relatives at Gold Flat, left teday ona trip to Redding. An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge whiskey. He even takes itas a medicine because it is pure. ae od The best brands of whisky and cigars cap be procared at the Council Chambers, W. J. Britland prop. tf The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambere, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per glass. —_—_+ 260 __——_—_ Malaria Causs Biliousgess. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic removes eee ee eeeeerasaceesee “Between the-sscond and third acts The array a 0 which tion in that city. -AStrong Woman the cause. Rich’s Peerless saloon tonight. Drop in and see him. perior Court in the case of T. Beck vs. pence Mining Company granting the latter.ten days additional time to file an answer. ; etreet. cabinets can be procured for small prices at the Stover building en Broad street. Read the new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. night will be served with a nice hot lunch. officer on Friday evening and havea smoker. pried, a board off of J. J. Snyder’s barn and stole three turkeys. one will beserved this evening at the Council Chamber. other articles. Arrow Shols. Your neighbor’s baby is a crying shame.” ; mA —— Condensation. There will be attractions at Henry An order has been made in the SuA cold sermon spoils many a warm Sunday dinner. Never lend a gun to aman who leads an aimless existence. About two-thirds of the average man’s sympathy is curiosity. Call around this evening to the

Glenbrook saloon on Commercial Dr. Robinson’s folding thernal bath Some people worry because they are unable to worry other people. . ———_~+ oe A carload of the members of the local lodge of Elks will go to Grass Valley tomorrow afternoon to attend the memorial services of the Grass Valley lodge. The visitors to the Grotto saloon toMilo Lodge, K. of P., will elect new aammniaill thief On Wednesday evening & Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that ove kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and sti}! another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must Everybody likes a nice hot lunch so O. F. Brayton’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transorirr speaks of bamboo stools, brackets, flower stands, music stands,book stands and several S WHITE A £ : ined at §160,Ae The Bats A grand lot here ng pi a pet it De beld in trast Every one new. ney all just arrived and are acd et arr eon, Harry: La. play in one of our big windows. j W On po is to be paid the Income ones here now at all prices—from goods in this lot. FTRANSCRIPT. Nov. 30, 1901 fe er Will. —_— a Coleman, of Mrs. Julia M. ‘d ee resided in Nevada Ad at Oakland last week, admitted to probate. The fe Apo fr ( MAHER & Coys Nevada City, palf the estate after the pay=. _ i, annuity to deceased’s sister. 5 jg to go tO deceased’s daughJesee Knowlee, after the trust WHITE APRONS at 25¢, soc 4 Every one a plum ai the price. » 75% $1.00, . LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK Wargrg : $1.25 up. Some 4 a! —ore Accident. ring while the littte daughand Mrs. #. L. Arbogast home she met} DOLLS! DOLLS! We have gone into the doll busi . oe at ber mess. A’ nice a0 ng at be . he doll that goes to sleep, for 25 cents. tied Bs ate preg Bring the little ong Ittle og to see them. A q rge nail which was sticking a deep and long} Respectfully, 4 Hore quite prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of tke healthy mi!lions. A few doses aids digestion, siimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Read it. Tom’s Place on Broad street is a very popular resort where the very best of wines and liquors can be had. All who fail to attend Oompany C’s social at Armory Hall tonight will miss a great treat, as Wild’s orchestra will play some new music. At the Eclipse saloon tonight a good hot lunch will be served. All are invited. Smith’s prunes, which can not be beat anywhere in the State, can be had at all grocers. Special prices are . . DYSPEPSIA “For six years I was a victim of dys; h sia in its worst form. I could eat not made by Mr. ‘Smith roe ane wis mt milk toast, and at times my stomach would , not retain and digest even that. Last March I . began taking CASCARETS and since thenI have steadily improved, until I am as well asI ever was in my life." DAVID H. MuRPHY, Newark, O. to buy large quantities. Every Sunday at the New York Hotel an extra fine dinner is served and the favorite place is getting more popular daily. Eat your dinner at that place tomorrow. At You Bet Wednesday morning Miss Bell Cahill became the bride of J. F. McCarthy and the happy couple left immediately for San Francisco to spend their honeymoon. Rev. Father Clyne officiated and the couple were attended by Miss Rose Cahill and Emmet McOaithy. ~ The local Red Cross Society will hold their annual meeting next Thursday and elevt officore. Mrs. J. M. Buttington,the president, has received reports from Galveston and of the work doneduring the Spanish-American war, and will distribute them to the members of the society. Pleasant, Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25c, We. wCURE CONSTIPATION. .. Chieago, Bterling Remedy C . al, New York. Sil NO-TO-BAG fists to aranteed by all d BE Tobacco Habe ei Walking Hats I have now on hand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which I will sell at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Hiss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,... next to W. G. Richard’s One thousand soldiers from Columbus, Ohio,comprising the Seventeenth lafantry regiment, passed through Colfax Wednesday, en route to Manila. These men go to replace veterans who have served two years—a man is considered a veteran who has served two years in the Philippines. Aerie Nie! : ages a %. Strictly High Grade and Up-to-date. ire Backs Guaranteed to last 15years. Sole Agents fcr I evadaC y Air-Tight Heating Stovesl fro CAKE IIR IIS Cy I, a p her leg. Dr. Hinkson MAE ESE Bz, t @ 4 necessary to take several sea . M S close up the wound, id 0 Rest. sal of the late James Prout » this afternoon under the inf the Odd Fellows, with gervices at the Methodist Tho pall-bearers were: John Watches, ClOCKS, Opera Glass Watch Chains, Holiday Gitts, ae 7 Mhese goods are of the best : r Bennet!s, Mark 1. Roberts, * material pat together by men % Sc, Eiward Beedle and a % who know how. Call and see them. & gaye. a ps We aim to please our customers. & . ae iq Fortune. aymond, who is connec'ed siness of the Sacramento nion, has fallen heie to 6 ng from $40,000 to $50,009, nghis share in an estate in Mr. Raymond will leave for immediately. her Report. of the San Francisco BuHe the following prediction, ing: night. Cloudy Sunday with 4 Weather. 0, Nov, 30—Temperature at 7 w York 22, Boston 14, Phila6, Washington 26, Chicago 26, blis 32, Cincinnati 38, St. LouA. & H. W. HARTUN WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street = = NEVADA GOOD ENOUGH A HEN it comes to eating, only the 4 W best is good enough—the very best. That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome Groceries. Your thanksgiving dinner, -especially, requires the best there is. 5 Call in sometime.. CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCE ‘Broad Street, Newada City, C NEW STOVES AND Ril Geo. E. Turner has received a large stockfot 1 Parlor and Gook Stov OF ALL SIZES and AT ALL PRICES. cscs : Call and See Them. City, Nevada Gounty, Calin O1d One. RK, Nov. 30th—A dispatch t d from Rio Janeiro says: Me Lanegress one hundred an sold died here today. Sb st representative of the elav imported directly from A! ore Fighting. ELPHIA, Nov. 80th—Jack Bol well known pugilist, tod q ession of the Gallagher hot 4 it Hill. Bonner has recent ind declares his intention htly abandoning fighting gat Otel business, + C@e-> an the Caust Ill., Nov. 29—C. Evilsis thal,and H. Cameron fous ball last night on ascou han, Both were fatally wou Plumbing —i No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary ing is a necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insar™ A luxury because it insures comfort. Paints <i v A word to the People. In paintin ractice economy by Pl " _ the Paint that best with-stend the Seanis. You make oN a painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT: 4 GEO. EL. TURNE Sole Agent for Nevada County] eee . Our Soap can-be found in the tub of every Good Housekeents . ———_, & Saves Money al . at one stroke. d it out jalty. Simply picke of inday as a specimen a —_—— iness Cannot Be Cured. applications, as they can 8 diseased portion of the e only one way to cure de Md that ig by conatitutio 8 BASS oer ao Deatness is caused by TTT tt..) on ee Goods Mee Tou Thnk We place on sale to-day a new and fine line of Daves, Ubvels, Rubbers, Cats and we have marked the prices at such figures that they will not with us ag er call now and get your pick. the eeeeeenae SNELU © FLEMING Cor. Broadfand Pine Strects, Nevada City. values we are giving Me All Glasses of Sil Give us either a lone or oe aud we'will convince 70 , the cheapest and most F ‘ in town. Cash Grocer, = i condition of the mucous . he Eustachian Tube. WI! * Sets inflamed you hav 8 Sound or imperfect heari 0 it is entirely closed dt the result, and unless the On van be taken out and . ored to its normal condit' Will be destroyed forever ; of ten are canned a cata Phothing but an inflamed ¢ No ucous surfaces. give One Hundred Dol : J) . _. {OQ oe ve eth emmy SIGOURNEY, Nugu. St e Cure, Send for clroeie abe Vp app \\ Fram CHENEY & 00. Toledo, tis : Peaeists, Tbe. ne Ee eA 5 : uily Pille are the best. Fruit, _ Vegetables, Fish, . é pine Nice to Heep, . ~~ Chigkens) Ete. with tile WATER who sttended the eon 4 ‘ ree of old Ne ep , . SO a: ae Moore _ BBs 12 of September, Frosh Home-made Sauer Kraut, Fresh : A at hee no pang. 2 eb Eggs and Frozen Oysters. 'Scigar store, ree itt & Years to come, F Toes uso Makes NT dey and Thure aig . q e