November 6, 1899 (4 pages)

. io conta s or &@ cents a 'Paya advance. : a BRR: stnisy mgr et MONDAY. @s00: a 1 Your Toilet Gevosiiery seek tiem! = Beaded Grass Valley appeal case of Gall& Son's, fe ae tt A barrel of fresh Granberries just re-. . cbived at Gaylord & Son's. tf Boon Baked Beans at the Grotto ry aver from9tol2p.m. tf Don’t forget the special sale of grosParse Found. A lady’s purse was found on Prospect Hill Monday. The owner can recover it by applying to Mrs, B. Guscetti and paying for this advertisement. 090-lw Champion Boot Black. Young Girl Canght . She Hat A week ago a fur collarette belong: ing to Mrs. W. H. Tutttle was stolen well-known manager of the Yuba Power! The faneral will take. place WednesCompany, had died at his rooms in the. day forenoon. = é wey vs. Murphy from the hallway of @ hotel where she had left it. Marshal Tompkins and Policeman Fowler’ were. no: da watch was kept for the thiet. % terday Mr. Tuttle saw @ fourteen year old girl of respectable family wearing it. Last evening she was captured with the collarette around . her neck and was taken before Mr. Tuttle who identified it as his wife’s, The girl confessed to the theft, She has promised to mend her ways and no charge will be. preferred against her at present. The grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf Weather sharps predict a series of severe storms the current month. There will betwo bands of music at the flremen’s ball next Friday night. The finest Pickle Butter in the market, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s, the Grocer. 027-tf A new arrival of latest style mackintoshes for ladies and children at. Snell & Fleming’s. 019-tf GO to Referee Saloon and get a glass: of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Masonic building. To. pneumonia, with which he was taken ill last Sunday night, is his untimely passing ascribed, A week ago today he went to. Sacramento on business for his company, and on his return Sunday ‘evening he-complained of feeling badly. He ‘was under the care of the family physician since Monday.» = ' Captain Luttrell was a native of this: State and 41 years of age. For twenty years he followed the sea, beginning when.a mere boy, with the Pacific Coast The deceased was a native of Massa; chusetts, aged 71 years, and his wife. survives him. He was a veteran of the ern prison pen permanently disabled. him and he had ever since been an “invalid. Some eight years ago he and his wife came to this State from Kansas. _’ Mt. Brown’s death was sudden. His ~ Phe settlement of the final account of David E. Morgan as guardian of the estates of Clara May, Edward. Eurl and Frank Robert Brown, also the peti‘tion of Mrs. A. M. Habbard for letters of administration‘on the estate of her were postponed till the further order of the court. . . The damage case of Oharles McDavitt vs. Constable. Wm: Scott, wherein plaintiff sues to recover $500 for the alleged We have a fine assortment on hand. Sequoia TOWLE BROS. Nougat Marshmailows Cream Taffy Chocolate For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Connecticut. © a21-6w Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cente. By mail 75 cents. . Apply to F. h, BROWN, Transcript office.’ aonlawful attachment. of. the saloon at +the-eorner-of.Broad_and Pine stree' was postponed till Wednesday‘next. The Empress of Russia weighs only 100 pounds. _ {Style and . Finish,. . officers say it is Hot her” first offense} “2ge Steam Beer. tt and that if she persists in her wayward. “!@nal service McAdie’s weather fore. te ee ; cast this morning: was: Oloudy to-}running between San. Francisco and course they will take steps to sénd her dy ocd é to a reformatory institution. night and tomorrow. +: . Bane Diego ens Gam Reageieto, ad Ge: : aarsee Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifor-jattle. Later he was for several years, : nia Clam Cocktails van always be had. Captain of the trading bark Almy, Merrifield Wants a New Trial. . Wa do tekianay — ue 1 Ghieli liad <betenen Gan ‘Irauclecs Fifteen minutes after the $20,000dam-. ‘The little daughter of Wm. Kendrick . and the South Sea Island, and which age suit of W. H. Merrifield of Grass . of Piety Hill had an arm broken Sat. was wrecked last winter while engaged ‘Valley against the Maryland Mining urday afternoon by a fall. in the Klondyke rush. . It. was on the Dompany had been submitted to the. Fresh Cured Prunes, the finest in the . 8ea that he gained his title. He was jury Saturday evening, at 9 o’clock a] jand—3 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds. on shore duty for the trading company verdict for defendant was returned. It . for 75 cente—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf. for a year or so before he came to Ma+ ad been on trial for three days in. The Grass Valley appeal case of . rysville in 1897. the Superior Court and was vigorously . p, Pottinger vs. Edward Fitzsimmons. It was in July of the latter year that Sontested on both sides, Merrifield . will be tried before Judgé Nilon to-. he entered into partnership with J. W. Blaimed that the accidental. killing of . morrow. : : Cass in the newspaper business here, © the company’s negligence and fault. . liquid refreshments shuuld call on Geo. . the news agency, to enter the. employ feo, D. Buckley was Merrifield’s law. } 1. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager . of the Yuba Power Oo. He filled ‘the ol4-tf . position of manager for the company : The morel drama entitled “fhe Out-. up to the time of his death in a very ‘This morning Mr, Merrifield came to} cast” is to be played by. amateurs at) able manner, giving unbounded. satisme county seat, paid over the jury / an early date forthe benefit of the Con-. faction to the men by whom employed, ee to the county clerk and instructed . gregational church. _. }and gaining the favor of the people at fattorney to apply for a new trial. ~ 4 Salvation Arniy meeting will be. large through his uniform courtesy his is denied an appeal to the Su-}held tonight at the Congregational . and business ability. He was a man pme Court will be taken. Attorney. church. A delegation of the Grass. among men who made friends on all pkley said today that the fight had . valley Salvationists will be here. sides and retained them. Just begun. John McCarthy, who used to be en-. The surviving relatives besides the hea ea gaged in mining at Columbia Hill and} widow, who has the hearfelt sympathy phoes Stolen From a Man’s Feet. . vicinity, and loft twelve years ago for. of the community in her hour of beAn employe of the Electric Light. San Francisco, died a few days since. . reavement, is an adopted daughter, id Power Company came into town. Presiding Elder Bentley will hold the . Miss Trotwood Luttrell, Deceased was eteiday .for a little recreation and . first’ quarterly conference at Sierra. ® nephew of ex-Congressman Luttrell. beting numerous friends grew so. City next Wednesday. He will preach He was a prominent member of the fed that in the evening he fell asleep . there tomorrow and Wednesday even-. Masonic order, having joined the folf® public place. When he awakened . ings. lowing —_— “e age — a Fmade the startling discovery that 268, F. an . M., of Berkeley; MaB shose bad been stolen trom his. gated that Capt, P.T, Riley and. bie. Fete Counell No. 9, Royal and Bept. This morning he notified the company from Fort Niagara, N. ¥ lect Masters ; Pacific Ledge st cn feers of his loss and they are trying . would pass through Colfax cadas ep . ote: Be. Ancius-ne Aoep tee ind the thief. He claims that he. puis to Manila; ry Scottish Rites ;-Washington Chapter only taken two drinks when obli‘The South Yube Water O sae No. 13, Royal Arch Masons ; Matye‘ . C) on oO phe -wad.A_fiotlm of Encok-oUt) ioe jine-bn-the Banner ridge whichislntaia : being built to supply the Brunswick Deceased’s former residence wae and Union Hill mines with water for Berkeley, at which place he owns a : George E. Turner, bower: home. Pioneer Hardware Dealer. Peanut EFOu1.E Sy. Premier Confectioner. Marysville Business College Commercial Course, 6m....$50 Shorthand and Typewriting course.40 Six months. Combination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and Sy peanene School year 9 mos..80 ‘Teachers’ course, 3‘ months 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos. ., 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D, BREHAUT, Principal. Marysville, Cal. ALMOST 2 EVERY DAY ~~ We are receiving ‘new Milling Trimmings of all sorts. Phe elties are sent to us a8 IT IS A COPIFORTING / % Steamship Company, for whom. he af‘relatives here heard from him a few terwards actéd as purser on ihe th i not -then-thought. WANTED—SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONve ae Soe A persons to represent us as gers in this and close by counties; Saiary——S = ® year aud expenses, Straight, bonaje, nO more, no less salary. Position per manent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. Enclosed self-addressed stam) envelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 2, Chicago. ANTED—SENERAL PERSONS FOR. vIStrict Office Mauagers in this state to represent me in their own and surrounding counties. Willing to pay yearly $6.0, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unusual opportunities. References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, 8. A. Parks, 300 Caxton Building, Chicago, Tl 023-306 Cc A N D I Mrs. Jefferson Davis, it is said, intends to take up her perman *restdence in M ior, Ve sy nspchrbe Of the most artistic degtee characterize photographs made by Moore, His gallery has a wide-. spread -reputation for turning out as high-grade work as can be attained on the coast. 2: : 3 5 4 Rouse f the tor biliousness, sick # headache, jaundice, Yaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild, gentile, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, the =~ be ta eon red mete ae watnbe: rice, 2.0, at all medicine lers or by mail of GC. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell; Mass: # NEW IDEAS FOR: WOMAN’S WEAR An ideal monthly magazine of Fashion, Millinery Suggestions and Home Topics, fully illustrated. Helpful Hints for Dressmaking each month. Subscription 60 cents per year. Send 5 cents forsample eopy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING CO., @6 Baoapwax New Yous, Nevava City : Grass VALLEY, CAbe ? er, O. W. Kitts and Sumner T. Dib-. beer on draught. le being the defendant’s, On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job Supplies, such as shapes and and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market est and prices, if you want to do your own work in makiug con= nections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all con{% nections. We émploy none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. You may need a new heating br cooking stove. Our > stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best megkes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly-moderate for snch stoves. and the most approved novFor our gaicoon to know thal whch they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or any where else, it is as fashionable.as any they see. Main Street, Ea WI". H. CRAWFOR > Near Union Hotel ©8989999999959999S95 95559 You Need One — <s— We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN’S. Emprovements at the Mayflower. Manager Wm.H. Martin is making r Waxel the tailor continues toturnout. } Arrangements for the funeral, which me improvements at the Mayflower . creat deal of fine tailor-made clothwill probably take place in Berkeley prtz mine, Canada Hill. New under: . ing, ‘The euperior quality of bid pro-. Monday, will bs completed tonight. It bund hoisting-works have been built . ayotions and the moderate prices! was deceaséd’s wish that his remains the No. 2 level. The floor of the . sharged have given Waxel'a widespread centrator department has been lepeualicn’ a e = ne enim jnian aha id ‘G mee pig ne Tonight the monthly meeting of Comwill Arrive Tonight. the mill to save the gold hereto. P8270: N-G. ©. will be held. The} Mrs. Emma Gett of Sacramento, carried off in the slimes. The. "°™ bat® which have just been re-. Grand Vice President of the Native kyflower “is “succeeding under Mr ceived, will be distributed. The ‘rest . Daughters, is expected here this evenirtin’s management, havin g thkon. its of the new uniform will probably not} ing Tomorrow morning she will leave iee as one of the vahabile producers trive for some weeks. for Yuba and Sierra counties to visit . « the district. — Secretary Raymond of the American . the parlors at Camptonville, Downie. f : [nstitute of Mining Engineers writes . Ville and Sierra City. She wilt return . § o the City Trustees that the organiza-. to this city to visit Laurel Parlor ion fally appreciates the courtesies. Thursday evening and on Saturday shown to its representatives during . evening will be entertained by Manza. PINE STREET, Our Pine street window is full of Cold Weather » The Songstress From Alpha. ime. . Emma Nevada Palmer, who Necessities. CAPE SEASON. fborn at the now defunct mining’. tneir visit here on the first of last. nita Parlor at Grass Valley. ip of Alpha in the upper part of this Inty forty and more years ago, and Ht her girlhood days in this city, give a series of concerts at San mcisco about the middle. of this inth. Some of the pioneer friends of ‘father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. ixom, are talking of going down to ir her sing. oor Fifty Cents a Copy. Mrs. Annie Hall Strong, niece of in Hall of Selby Fiat, sends us a iy of the Weekly News, recently esfished at Nome, Alaska. It is about f the size of the TransoripT. Major f. A. Strong, her husband, is the edfand Mrs. Strong is with him. The Jor was until recently editor of the yson News. The subscription price the Nome paper is $24 a year, $2 a math or 50 cents a copy. eee A Golden Wedding. rhe golden wedding anniversary of , and Mrs, Alexander C. Gillespie of id Flat was celebrated this afternoon the home of the pioneer couple who ré married fifty years ago. Many pnds called upon them and the gathg was a happy one. Sold by the Sheriff. fhe furniture of the Union hotel, on which the Citizens Bank foresome time.ago, in the suit hinst James A. Northway and. others, 8 sold this noon by the Sheriff. The bid it in for the amount of the igment and costs. SELF PRESERVATION is the first law Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsarilla on the first appea re blood is an important step toward preservation, It makes rich, red od and insures good health. Hood’s Pills ective. 1 How is Your Wife. ation, . rance of imare non-irritating, mild, month. A: morphine fiend from Truckee named Williams who is serving time in the county jail, is apparently having spasms daily as a result of being deprived of the drug. There is 9 strong suspicion that he is “putting on” to’ some extent. m a HE SMOKES “FOURFERS”’ NOW The Man Who Had to Give Up Twent;, Cent Cigars and Doesn’t Complain, “I remember,” said the man of fallen fortunes,” according to the New York Sun, “and not with regret, for I always look on life cheerfully, the time I smoked imported cigars, at 20 cents apiece, and when the idea I would ever have to smoke cheaper ones did not ehter my mind. But. circumstances changed, and after awhile I found I would have to give them up for a time, though F never.doubted that I should get back to them again. So, just temporarily, I dropped down to ten-centers, and they were not so bad. “I found I could get a pretty good sort of a cigar for ten cents. The time came when the ten-center was as far for instead of mending my fortunes continued to feil. Then I took to fivecenters and discovered it was possible to buy a very good cigar for that price. So I bought my good five-centers, forgot the taste of the ten-centers and 20centers, and was satisfied. It never occurred to me that I could get below that, but I did. I dropped to the stogies, three for five, and a good make, too, I liked the stogies. I smoked them for a time, and then—it seemed as though ways of adaptiig myself to the situation opened to me as my fortunes declined. I found a place where they sold four good-sized cigars for five cents, and that’s what lam smoking now, four for five. “If I were to compare these with the 20-centers, it would be to the disadvantage of these, no doubt, but I have come down to the four-for-five gradyally, and so I don’t note the difference. I could, of course, be more economical ‘. still by smoking a pipe; but I prefer a eigar, and I smoke the fourfers cheerots. fully, never doubting that I shall in tf [grant Havanas.” due time climb bask again to the fras eahaiiiateabedl Queen Margaret has promised to climb Rocco Melone, one of the highest peaks of the Italian Alps, part in the dedication of a statue of the virgin, of which she was the sculptor. Queen Victoria has two beautifal little gold watches that are supposed to be 100 years old. dials and are about the size of a twoshilling piece. The Cruel Knife! It is absolutely useless to expeet a eurgical operation to cure cancer, or any other blood disease. The cruelty of such treatment ig illustrated in the alarming number of deaths whicli result from it. The disease is in the ylood, and hence can not be cut out. Nine times out of ten the surgeon’s knife only hastens death. to take . They have silver . Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual statidard. Ladies, You Are lavited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. OORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. My son had a most malignant © r, for which the doctors said.an operation was the only hope. The opertion was a severe beyond me as the 20-center had been, . 570 e Oancer disappeared entirely. vag eeet. TOO SEES aes r nent one, for he is now seventeen years old, an Dever had sign of the dreadful disease to return. Absolutely the only hope for Cancez is Swift’s Specific, S.S.S ti. Blood as it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease. 8. 8. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and contains no potash, mercury, or other mineral. : ‘ Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specifie Oo., Atlante; Ga. : —— Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise-prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so. while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride.A. & H. W. HARTUNG, 8 spreads ac Teles West tt OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City Call on us before. . going elsewhere. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Come and see county. Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the « C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad Street J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GPOCERY «= Proprietor Agency For--[Monogram Whiskey ' Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. Mascot Duffy's Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey. IX L Whiskey.... RousGeanactads Rock & Rye Whiskey. . Sherry Wine « + pecccccevosess Game Oock Whiskey...:.. $1 00 1 00 100 100 1 1 RESSsa Claret Wine ‘e or 2 DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mikkado Soap...-sccossessesnsnsnes Water Queen Soap.. Gisticicine chino sane Copco (white) Soap. ...ccccenee Cashmere (white) Soap...:s Soap 6 Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pokg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. ROAST’’ Coffee ? -

. io conta s or &@ cents a 'Paya advance. : a BRR: stnisy mgr et MONDAY. @s00: a 1 Your Toilet Gevosiiery seek tiem! = Beaded Grass Valley appeal case of Gall& Son's, fe ae tt A barrel of fresh Granberries just re-. . cbived at Gaylord & Son's. tf Boon Baked Beans at the Grotto ry aver from9tol2p.m. tf Don’t forget the special sale of grosParse Found. A lady’s purse was found on Prospect Hill Monday. The owner can recover it by applying to Mrs, B. Guscetti and paying for this advertisement. 090-lw Champion Boot Black. Young Girl Canght . She Hat A week ago a fur collarette belong: ing to Mrs. W. H. Tutttle was stolen well-known manager of the Yuba Power! The faneral will take. place WednesCompany, had died at his rooms in the. day forenoon. = é wey vs. Murphy from the hallway of @ hotel where she had left it. Marshal Tompkins and Policeman Fowler’ were. no: da watch was kept for the thiet. % terday Mr. Tuttle saw @ fourteen year old girl of respectable family wearing it. Last evening she was captured with the collarette around . her neck and was taken before Mr. Tuttle who identified it as his wife’s, The girl confessed to the theft, She has promised to mend her ways and no charge will be. preferred against her at present. The grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf Weather sharps predict a series of severe storms the current month. There will betwo bands of music at the flremen’s ball next Friday night. The finest Pickle Butter in the market, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s, the Grocer. 027-tf A new arrival of latest style mackintoshes for ladies and children at. Snell & Fleming’s. 019-tf GO to Referee Saloon and get a glass: of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Masonic building. To. pneumonia, with which he was taken ill last Sunday night, is his untimely passing ascribed, A week ago today he went to. Sacramento on business for his company, and on his return Sunday ‘evening he-complained of feeling badly. He ‘was under the care of the family physician since Monday.» = ' Captain Luttrell was a native of this: State and 41 years of age. For twenty years he followed the sea, beginning when.a mere boy, with the Pacific Coast The deceased was a native of Massa; chusetts, aged 71 years, and his wife. survives him. He was a veteran of the ern prison pen permanently disabled. him and he had ever since been an “invalid. Some eight years ago he and his wife came to this State from Kansas. _’ Mt. Brown’s death was sudden. His ~ Phe settlement of the final account of David E. Morgan as guardian of the estates of Clara May, Edward. Eurl and Frank Robert Brown, also the peti‘tion of Mrs. A. M. Habbard for letters of administration‘on the estate of her were postponed till the further order of the court. . . The damage case of Oharles McDavitt vs. Constable. Wm: Scott, wherein plaintiff sues to recover $500 for the alleged We have a fine assortment on hand. Sequoia TOWLE BROS. Nougat Marshmailows Cream Taffy Chocolate For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Connecticut. © a21-6w Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cente. By mail 75 cents. . Apply to F. h, BROWN, Transcript office.’ aonlawful attachment. of. the saloon at +the-eorner-of.Broad_and Pine stree' was postponed till Wednesday‘next. The Empress of Russia weighs only 100 pounds. _ {Style and . Finish,. . officers say it is Hot her” first offense} “2ge Steam Beer. tt and that if she persists in her wayward. “!@nal service McAdie’s weather fore. te ee ; cast this morning: was: Oloudy to-}running between San. Francisco and course they will take steps to sénd her dy ocd é to a reformatory institution.. night and tomorrow. +: . Bane Diego ens Gam Reageieto, ad Ge: : aarsee Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifor-jattle. Later he was for several years, : nia Clam Cocktails van always be had. Captain of the trading bark Almy, Merrifield Wants a New Trial. . Wa do tekianay — ue 1 Ghieli liad <betenen Gan ‘Irauclecs Fifteen minutes after the $20,000dam-. ‘The little daughter of Wm. Kendrick . and the South Sea Island, and which age suit of W. H. Merrifield of Grass . of Piety Hill had an arm broken Sat. was wrecked last winter while engaged ‘Valley against the Maryland Mining urday afternoon by a fall. in the Klondyke rush. . It. was on the Dompany had been submitted to the. Fresh Cured Prunes, the finest in the . 8ea that he gained his title. He was jury Saturday evening, at 9 o’clock a] jand—3 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds. on shore duty for the trading company verdict for defendant was returned. It . for 75 cente—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf. for a year or so before he came to Ma+ ad been on trial for three days in. The Grass Valley appeal case of . rysville in 1897. the Superior Court and was vigorously . p, Pottinger vs. Edward Fitzsimmons. It was in July of the latter year that Sontested on both sides, Merrifield . will be tried before Judgé Nilon to-. he entered into partnership with J. W. Blaimed that the accidental. killing of . morrow. : : Cass in the newspaper business here, © the company’s negligence and fault. . liquid refreshments shuuld call on Geo. . the news agency, to enter the. employ feo, D. Buckley was Merrifield’s law. } 1. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager . of the Yuba Power Oo. He filled ‘the ol4-tf . position of manager for the company : The morel drama entitled “fhe Out-. up to the time of his death in a very ‘This morning Mr, Merrifield came to} cast” is to be played by. amateurs at) able manner, giving unbounded. satisme county seat, paid over the jury / an early date forthe benefit of the Con-. faction to the men by whom employed, ee to the county clerk and instructed . gregational church. _. }and gaining the favor of the people at fattorney to apply for a new trial. ~ 4 Salvation Arniy meeting will be. large through his uniform courtesy his is denied an appeal to the Su-}held tonight at the Congregational . and business ability. He was a man pme Court will be taken. Attorney. church. A delegation of the Grass. among men who made friends on all pkley said today that the fight had . valley Salvationists will be here. sides and retained them. Just begun. John McCarthy, who used to be en-. The surviving relatives besides the hea ea gaged in mining at Columbia Hill and} widow, who has the hearfelt sympathy phoes Stolen From a Man’s Feet. . vicinity, and loft twelve years ago for. of the community in her hour of beAn employe of the Electric Light. San Francisco, died a few days since. . reavement, is an adopted daughter, id Power Company came into town. Presiding Elder Bentley will hold the . Miss Trotwood Luttrell, Deceased was eteiday .for a little recreation and . first’ quarterly conference at Sierra. ® nephew of ex-Congressman Luttrell. beting numerous friends grew so. City next Wednesday. He will preach He was a prominent member of the fed that in the evening he fell asleep . there tomorrow and Wednesday even-. Masonic order, having joined the folf® public place. When he awakened . ings. lowing —_— “e age — a Fmade the startling discovery that 268, F. an . M., of Berkeley; MaB shose bad been stolen trom his. gated that Capt, P.T, Riley and. bie. Fete Counell No. 9, Royal and Bept. This morning he notified the company from Fort Niagara, N. ¥ lect Masters ; Pacific Ledge st cn feers of his loss and they are trying . would pass through Colfax cadas ep . ote: Be. Ancius-ne Aoep tee ind the thief. He claims that he. puis to Manila; ry Scottish Rites ;-Washington Chapter only taken two drinks when obli‘The South Yube Water O sae No. 13, Royal Arch Masons ; Matye‘ . C) on oO phe -wad.A_fiotlm of Encok-oUt) ioe jine-bn-the Banner ridge whichislntaia : being built to supply the Brunswick Deceased’s former residence wae and Union Hill mines with water for Berkeley, at which place he owns a : George E. Turner, bower: home. Pioneer Hardware Dealer. Peanut EFOu1.E Sy. Premier Confectioner. Marysville Business College Commercial Course, 6m........$50 Shorthand and Typewriting course..40 Six months. Combination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and Sy peanene School year 9 mos...80 ‘Teachers’ course, 3‘ months 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos. ., 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D, BREHAUT, Principal. Marysville, Cal. ALMOST 2 EVERY DAY ~~ We are receiving ‘new Milling Trimmings of all sorts. Phe elties are sent to us a8 IT IS A COPIFORTING / % Steamship Company, for whom. he af‘relatives here heard from him a few terwards actéd as purser on ihe th i not -then-thought. WANTED—SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONve ae Soe A persons to represent us as gers in this and close by counties; Saiary——S = ® year aud expenses, Straight, bonaje, nO more, no less salary. Position per manent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. Enclosed self-addressed stam) envelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 2, Chicago. ANTED—SENERAL PERSONS FOR. vIStrict Office Mauagers in this state to represent me in their own and surrounding counties. Willing to pay yearly $6.0, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unusual opportunities. References exchanged. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, 8. A. Parks, 300 Caxton Building, Chicago, Tl 023-306 Cc A N D I Mrs. Jefferson Davis, it is said, intends to take up her perman *restdence in M ior, Ve sy nspchrbe Of the most artistic degtee characterize photographs made by Moore, His gallery has a wide-. spread -reputation for turning out as high-grade work as can be attained on the coast. 2: : 3 5 4 Rouse f the tor biliousness, sick # headache, jaundice, Yaluable to prevent a cold or break up a fever. Mild, gentile, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, the =~ be ta eon red mete ae watnbe: rice, 2.0, at all medicine lers or by mail of GC. I. Hoop & Co., Lowell; Mass: # NEW IDEAS FOR: WOMAN’S WEAR An ideal monthly magazine of Fashion, Millinery Suggestions and Home Topics, fully illustrated. Helpful Hints for Dressmaking each month. Subscription 60 cents per year. Send 5 cents forsample eopy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING CO., @6 Baoapwax New Yous, Nevava City : Grass VALLEY, CAbe ? er, O. W. Kitts and Sumner T. Dib-. beer on draught. le being the defendant’s, On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job Supplies, such as shapes and and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market est and prices, if you want to do your own work in makiug con= nections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all con{% nections. We émploy none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. You may need a new heating br cooking stove. Our > stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best megkes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly-moderate for snch stoves. and the most approved novFor our gaicoon to know thal whch they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or any where else, it is as fashionable.as any they see. Main Street, Ea WI". H. CRAWFOR > Near Union Hotel ©8989999999959999S95 95559 You Need One — <s— We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN’S. Emprovements at the Mayflower. Manager Wm.H. Martin is making

r Waxel the tailor continues toturnout. } Arrangements for the funeral, which me improvements at the Mayflower . creat deal of fine tailor-made clothwill probably take place in Berkeley prtz mine, Canada Hill. New under: . ing, ‘The euperior quality of bid pro-. Monday, will bs completed tonight.. It bund hoisting-works have been built . ayotions and the moderate prices! was deceaséd’s wish that his remains the No. 2 level. The floor of the . sharged have given Waxel'a widespread centrator department has been lepeualicn’ a e = ne enim jnian aha id ‘G mee pig ne Tonight the monthly meeting of Comwill Arrive Tonight. the mill to save the gold hereto. P8270: N-G. ©. will be held. The} Mrs. Emma Gett of Sacramento, carried off in the slimes. The. "°™ bat® which have just been re-. Grand Vice President of the Native kyflower “is “succeeding under Mr ceived, will be distributed. The ‘rest . Daughters, is expected here this evenirtin’s management, havin g thkon. its of the new uniform will probably not} ing Tomorrow morning she will leave iee as one of the vahabile producers trive for some weeks. for Yuba and Sierra counties to visit . « the district. — Secretary Raymond of the American . the parlors at Camptonville, Downie. f : [nstitute of Mining Engineers writes . Ville and Sierra City. She wilt return . § o the City Trustees that the organiza-. to this city to visit Laurel Parlor ion fally appreciates the courtesies. Thursday evening and on Saturday shown to its representatives during . evening will be entertained by Manza. PINE STREET, Our Pine street window is full of Cold Weather » The Songstress From Alpha. ime. . Emma Nevada Palmer, who Necessities. CAPE SEASON.. fborn at the now defunct mining’. tneir visit here on the first of last. nita Parlor at Grass Valley. ip of Alpha in the upper part of this Inty forty and more years ago, and Ht her girlhood days in this city, give a series of concerts at San mcisco about the middle. of this inth. Some of the pioneer friends of ‘father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. ixom, are talking of going down to ir her sing. oor Fifty Cents a Copy. Mrs. Annie Hall Strong, niece of in Hall of Selby Fiat, sends us a iy of the Weekly News, recently esfished at Nome, Alaska. It is about f the size of the TransoripT. Major f. A. Strong, her husband, is the edfand Mrs. Strong is with him. The Jor was until recently editor of the yson News. The subscription price the Nome paper is $24 a year, $2 a math or 50 cents a copy. eee A Golden Wedding. rhe golden wedding anniversary of , and Mrs, Alexander C. Gillespie of id Flat was celebrated this afternoon the home of the pioneer couple who ré married fifty years ago. Many pnds called upon them and the gathg was a happy one. Sold by the Sheriff. fhe furniture of the Union hotel, on which the Citizens Bank foresome time.ago, in the suit hinst James A. Northway and. others, 8 sold this noon by the Sheriff. The bid it in for the amount of the igment and costs. SELF PRESERVATION is the first law Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsarilla on the first appea re blood is an important step toward preservation, It makes rich, red od and insures good health. Hood’s Pills ective. 1 How is Your Wife. ation, . rance of imare non-irritating, mild, month. A: morphine fiend from Truckee named Williams who is serving time in the county jail, is apparently having spasms daily as a result of being deprived of the drug. There is 9 strong suspicion that he is “putting on” to’ some extent. m a HE SMOKES “FOURFERS”’ NOW The Man Who Had to Give Up Twent;, Cent Cigars and Doesn’t Complain, “I remember,” said the man of fallen fortunes,” according to the New York Sun, “and not with regret, for I always look on life cheerfully, the time I smoked imported cigars, at 20 cents apiece, and when the idea I would ever have to smoke cheaper ones did not ehter my mind. But. circumstances changed, and after awhile I found I would have to give them up for a time, though F never.doubted that I should get back to them again. So, just temporarily, I dropped down to ten-centers, and they were not so bad. “I found I could get a pretty good sort of a cigar for ten cents. The time came when the ten-center was as far for instead of mending my fortunes continued to feil. Then I took to fivecenters and discovered it was possible to buy a very good cigar for that price. So I bought my good five-centers, forgot the taste of the ten-centers and 20centers, and was satisfied. It never occurred to me that I could get below that, but I did. I dropped to the stogies, three for five, and a good make, too, I liked the stogies. I smoked them for a time, and then—it seemed as though ways of adaptiig myself to the situation opened to me as my fortunes declined. I found a place where they sold four good-sized cigars for five cents, and that’s what lam smoking now, four for five. “If I were to compare these with the 20-centers, it would be to the disadvantage of these, no doubt, but I have come down to the four-for-five gradyally, and so I don’t note the difference. I could, of course, be more economical ‘. still by smoking a pipe; but I prefer a eigar, and I smoke the fourfers cheerots. fully, never doubting that I shall in tf [grant Havanas.” due time climb bask again to the fras eahaiiiateabedl Queen Margaret has promised to climb Rocco Melone, one of the highest peaks of the Italian Alps, part in the dedication of a statue of the virgin, of which she was the sculptor. Queen Victoria has two beautifal little gold watches that are supposed to be 100 years old. dials and are about the size of a twoshilling piece. The Cruel Knife! It is absolutely useless to expeet a eurgical operation to cure cancer, or any other blood disease. The cruelty of such treatment ig illustrated in the alarming number of deaths whicli result from it. The disease is in the ylood, and hence can not be cut out. Nine times out of ten the surgeon’s knife only hastens death. to take . They have silver . Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual statidard. Ladies, You Are lavited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. OORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. My son had a most malignant © r, for which the doctors said.an operation was the only hope. The opertion was a severe beyond me as the 20-center had been, . 570 e Oancer disappeared entirely. vag eeet. TOO SEES aes r nent one, for he is now seventeen years old, an Dever had sign of the dreadful disease to return. Absolutely the only hope for Cancez is Swift’s Specific, S.S.S ti. Blood as it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease. 8. 8. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and contains no potash, mercury, or other mineral. : ‘ Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specifie Oo., Atlante; Ga. : —— Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise-prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so. while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride.A. & H. W. HARTUNG, 8 spreads ac Teles West tt OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City Call on us before. . going elsewhere. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Come and see county. Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the « C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler, Broad Street J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GPOCERY «= Proprietor Agency For--[Monogram Whiskey ' Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. Mascot Duffy's Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey. IX L Whiskey........ RousGeanactads Rock & Rye Whiskey. . Sherry Wine « + pecccccevosess Game Oock Whiskey.....:.... $1 00 1 00 100 100 1 1 RESSsa Claret Wine ‘e or 2 DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mikkado Soap......-sccossessesnsnsnes Water Queen Soap... Gisticicine chino sane Copco (white) Soap. ......ccccenee Cashmere (white) Soap......:s Soap 6 Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pokg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. ROAST’’ Coffee ? -