November 6, 1900 (4 pages)

THE "TRANSORIPT; ~ PBROONAL POINTERS, MRS. LOBIN MARR a ~ 6, 1900 nt i at ‘the Sani on “a i 1 Lae tr a a . Pe and You, ‘November 40th, : é _ ww PUBLISHERS AGENCY. TAYLOR'S . . English is from Columbia teen manhageme: t in theaet 5 dees email . sts cals is the weichiword 7 peti Mr. act en er . mcr -FAMILY Frank Treanor of Secrame Harry Lillf for the ten . vér, re Px alae nine Mai Hoxdqut = de se _ Pani gt es 0% the. mento, Cal., were Ors v3 J. Ennor is up from Rough and. managerial department of Mr. Oharles On October 1th last, Mire. ‘Olive Stark re “GROUND 8. ©. Miller & Co, publishers ana Ready. Frohman’s Successes, and would have pe thirty wage of eto and} ~ AT FOLEY Geo. stinecsee 8 Salinas is here on . remained with that “Napolean of The. died soon after. ose who w both : _ (ae Osush puaiigeortets ti Poracce . * tt atricale” had be not secared the sole. Hanchett and Mrs, Stark connected eo COFFEE ~ §. O. Miller, sey senior and resident G. A. Wodell is over from Oak Tree rights to what he has considered in. their names at the time: of the euicide. = meubar of ‘hs firm, was for four years Ranch. managerial circles the best~piece of. It was said that the woman was in love . ~ ‘ Chas. LWeldler is up from Sac-. comedy property on the market today, . with the real estate man, and had been At a Gents per Ponnd a 2 eo ee ramento. viz: “That Man.” Prominent mana-. s0 fora long time, but that he cared pd: #9 J. M. Hapgood came ap from Smarts-. gets and stars from all over the conn-. but little for her. Whether or not OYSTER _ COCKTAI LS” TUESDAY. -* as ohae NC 13 Commercial Street. : VYFONB Extracts, were the’ operations of that company, ville this m tty had made overtares for the rights, . Olive Stark knew of the engagement of neat eeiemeneenmmemmaneed ; ting Powder Mr, Miller is sot the opiate Sint the % H. Mackay came up from Smarte-. bat Mr. Lillford was considered by the. the man she loved to another wouna . . Reasted Daity! aj Should you be unable to read the above black letters at . "am ot her fet wre oppottualting fax . ville thie morning, owners as best fitted to exploit this. is not known. Louise Lubin is the di-} Ground to Order. a distance of y TWENTY FEET, your eyesight is defective i nd Place to Buy ; es . Ags ne ure Oe sate ae Joseph Eustis of Gilroy is a visitor . valuable property. Heat once made a} vorced wi.e of David Labin of Sacraand you need ae es just to See ont Me the ¥osuiek nisesbentnsinas if to the county seat. contract for a term of years with. mento. Equal ig ‘the average a Coffee. 4 ; ‘ « A. i the risi i + a ’ ee 1 luparting Tea Oe. ie ou Tos Bettie paaDars One pe els tase oer ipa monty te. ol: er otan i dae ae alas eet Death of Wa. Wan. Gardner. ‘. Gier Grades af elke Pr G L A S S E i yn 4 fey peg ee all fe rated ae W. A. Briggs of Sacramento arrived . tour will embrace all the principal} William Gardner, an . an old timer ofthe} ‘ T Urades a r ces. W. A. MEY ER, the the Sacramento Optician, representBY condneted on a strictly legitimate . ‘2 this city last night. ' cities on the Pacific coast, and from. San Juan ridge, yielded up this life ; ing F, C. Chi nn, will” again visit this city, and be at our store ef, et, Nevada City. ‘edd, “Midiok thes tes baetaten oF George L. Hughes arrived here last present indications it will prove phe-. last week. He was. well-known all al October acth: pr hy agai th, h ’ a8 non ‘Volley indinese: wee aicaimase Ghaviste fed night from Sacramento. nomenally successful. along the ridge and had many friends. TAYLOR S TK A STORE ; hi 2 and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses ota a * o*. J. Hatcher and E. Penrose are over} “That Man” will be produced at. the jy} Can consult him. ee crept into the. practices of some pubIf you want a healthy drink try Jesse lishefe’ in ¢ vents, bod Ms. Mule from North Bloomfield. Theatre next Saturday evening and) is deteymined to introduce and mainL. Nibell came down from the Plum-. undoubtedly an immense crowd will Moore “AA” whiskey: NEVADA CITY. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, tain his old-time straightforward, fon. . 008° mine this morning. be in dttendance. Reserved seats. are : —BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY & Dr. Fred Wolf came over from (o-. now on sale at Foley’s. Prices, 25 cents 3 est methods in the new field. This ae » fleld iss large one, covering Oregon iambia Hill this morning. for children, 50 cents for adujts and 75] TEL LEPHONE No. 501, > (GOOD GROCERIES. aii — rn NO. 52 BROAD STREET Washington, California, Idaho, MonFrank Dodge is here in the interest . cents for reserved one. of the “That Man” Company. tana, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Arizona ings Election k Returns. and New Mexico. All will be operated Captain George A. Nibell came down from the home offices in Portland,. ‘"°™ the Erie mine last night. Rector Brothers have made arranger 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mat Waite and son ments to receive the election returns The company will control the distribureturned last evening from San Fran-. by wire and have them posted at the ; tion, thoughout this territory, of t e ; 5 ° ‘ me new things ar digs lee sgl Taek ccna National Hotel. A fine tree lunch witi. BXCElsior Creamery Batter .¢ Ripe and Green Olives in Bulk . a to see them. books: published in the United Slates, “ we gnomes and family came} be served in the bar-room to all presIn squares, pickled, 50c. . for Other Goods jl our way and A daily increasing office force is now cg Fie Vemece care Septerany 006 . ent. te Fine for cooking—many buy and use for the §” oa m. a ry p.m.: ° * . @ ’ ° oe try and sell you pratt ae fy eae we i a8 John Hooper is home from the Delhi “THE GALVESTON FUND. sisi fe Sonoegeonvenorescedoorsoscesconecs id see them. bea hee ae te Ln apending a. few. days with bis We hayeon hand at all times these well For the mgeadendg we will sell our entire stock of These are now the hours for opening and closing the Pioneer Grocery Store and they will be observed strictly On Saturday evenings the store wlll close at [0 p. m. Sole agent for DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR. distribution of two timely books, one fa v. , @ description of the Galveston horror, sy the other a complete and interesting . , “volume dealing with current Chinese massacres and hada ‘amily. known b f Creamery Butter— Help Galveston’s Homeless, and at i Land T. T. Hughes, who has been ill for the same time get a large 600 ipiab his-' si ra Prd sae mai weeks, is now able to be! tory of the flood, as told by the survi. we Sele Seomaty aro vors. Fullof proto engravings taken Carpets at Wholesale Prices =I ; Geo. McOabe came down from North . on the spot. Other agents may offer E. LLO ay. Mining Accidents. Sah Juan this morning and left for San . pooks of this kind, but I have the only . : CHAS. MU Y, Pioneer Gr ocer. Fo hild Francisco. one, the profits of which will be shured . . o. R CASH ONLY. f cHucrenm warm. ; While working in a stope at the. Fred Brinkman, the popularmill with the flood sufferers, It is also the f gin Champion mine yesterday Frank be of the Delhi mine, came down tobest book published. Hold yourorder. mags ‘ * Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices : n. hE, mene De She. Haba hy apie (ap te vos, until you have seen my book. A. Buck COSTER ches eat iar cee leacea ao othing but Dry 4 of rock that fell from above. Quitea. M. H. Levy of San Francisco, who agent for the American Book and Bible MAI -pl 2 67 cand 75¢ per yard—all wool. h thie gash was inflicted and the services of . has been here ona visit, returned home House 025-2w 2 Al ard. Hem m any a physician were required to sew it up. . this morning. i : still They Come and Go aS Fast. . hs ool 2-pl Y, 55¢ per y % Peter Delipasie was drilling at the. ©. M. Root of San Hranslicd arrived = —— bj ren trad 30c ried yard. a. Kk * Texas mine yesterday when a small . here last evening and left this morning . z : a » 22 AC per yar store. piece of steel broke off of the drill and . for Graniteville, NEVADA THEATRE! s thes Fed Evergbous< it : Pro Bernese s, 36 inches wide, 65c per yard. hit him in the eye. It caused him con-. H. A. Noyes of Town. Talk returned a ; LJ siderable pain. yesterday from Dobbins, where he has. . One Night. in stock, made to orb Straw Ait Mar 8g Goc to 75¢ per yard. a David : Hutchison, Superintendent . been for some time past. i ES der and satisfaction guar@ atting, ‘om 12% c to 30c per y d AO. cat by 1 pln of tan poterdey, bat . oreine hoe sedan etme wt. Saturday, Nov. 10./8 : anteed. Pricesand Styles . F ‘ * cut by a piece of steel yesterday, ng, where he 8 : i icici the wound is not 4 dangerous one. been for some months pant: * PRICES MOST REASON BLE to Suit the Times. 4 Snell & . em . n g. Se David Davis, Superintendent of the} P. Claudius was here last evening in. mr. Harry Lillford presents the delightful & : xe ‘Texas mine this morning caught his . the interest of Oyrus Noble Whiskey comedian, & oa * SBOIDICIOIOINNOIOIIOIIOIORIIOOIOOIOK SE right hand in some machiuery and had . and left this morning for Oakland. 3 gy snc Bas a W.Nore 3. news ent 4, w. WALTER WALKER . & Miss EH. Exocett. an : a i ROSE SETINOG DONS Meet Speen and And the or ginal coterie of players in the 8The Mode in Tailor: Made Gowns, left this morning for North Bloomfield. act comedy, KEAEKEAEEEEEEEE EEK AEAEEKEKLEEAEKAEKKEKEAKEKE Bradley Arnhart, who is at SusanAs to our heneysdes ‘gowns I te this . ville, is recovering from a bad injury «¢ ay winter Parisian women are coming . received recently by a seantling falling TH AT M A N, ground more and more to the tailor. upon him. We SLM aWorns ne oA Bak) (3 made, There is nothing English about John Hooper took his departure to-. A society comedy endowed with a dash of ro OS ED @ MY Sop ay aK these. They relieve the severe effect . day for Reno, Nevada, where he will be . <2t¢° 18vored with a touch from the French GS) e se Fine Jewelry and presented in the same sumptuous manY with all sorts of fancies in-borders, reemployed by. the Frank Golden JewYork. at the Herald Square Theatre, New . \ i j bead ® vers and collars. A little note of red . elry Company. a a 6 Ga ee 6s Se S . d strikes the eyes as a prominent fea= i} ver war e an cD Swe es @ @ 2222333223806 Se : ISAK ‘ May, AT P09 Di d = . os iamonds. ao CT) if » P. G. “SCADDEN’ S. « 0.9, oly ture in the new tailor-made things. California Ripe Olives in bottles. So G. J. BRR N California Home Dinner— of Lamb Curry and ee Beef and Rice Ala Creole 829 HEADQUARTERS FOR ag ! Resigned as Superintendent. Admission, 60 and 76c; Children 26, Reserved seats 75 cents at Foley's. On tomorrow Elisha Hampton will succeed Frank M. Manson as SuperinM. Hancock, with his brother and. tendent of the Banner mine, Mr. Man9 seaeae "3 son, ean driving toward the . son having resigned. Mr. Hampton is SCAD D EN S SALOON power house of the Bay Counties Pow. a mining man of much experience and er Company last evening, when their . under his careful attention the Banner team became frightened and started to . will probably prove to be a better H4Y56 PuRcHAsep THR SALOON AT ran. The occupants were thrown out . producer than she was before she was . jiaye wea 30 vownne ty ue Baris cots. but, save a few bruises, were not burt . shut down several years ago, Mr. ManFrill tec edl serve my patrons with the Runaway Last Evening. Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CiTy. much, son, who, has superintended the. Banfram med Seng pcurcy sed # : ed , woe ince it d, will direct} WINES AND LIOU ’ = % INONG Arranging Settlement. . bis attention to other mining property "Beer 5 ots — American Biscuits in fancy packages. ‘ W. SIGOU RN EY x Wasuinaton, November 5.—Minister ne Ces. Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. CS VTA oo THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. Conger’s last advices tothe State DeRe-Elected to Parliament. ; partment indicate that satisfactory tick: uk. Aeeain bab hie wad rogress is being made by the Miniev. Wm. Angwin has just receive 2 trial corps at Eekin toward tbe ar. information that he onan, sir zavin. Presh Olympia rangement of a basis upon which ne. Durning-Lawrence, eo na sf vane gotiations shall be had with the COhi-. to Parliament from the Truro-Helston a : nese Government for a final settlement, . Division, Cornwall, England, by the . ., OYSTER COCKTAILS ._ The Ministers have passed upon the. large majority of nearly nine hundred, : ‘questions of punishments and also up-. after a very hot contest. Mr. LawSUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans Boldemann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market stablishment has t MILLINERY asses all others. Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. ev =I X L Chile Con Carnes. 2 I X L Frijoles. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses =) Finest Corn in the Market— ge . San Francisco, paeent : Carton Maine Sweet Co: C] ttern Hats. on several other important points which . rence had served the division in ParliMADE TO ORDER AT— i ranean ats Sar and A, A. Whiskey are to figure in the negotiations, The . ment for five years previously. . CREAM WHEAT! results have not been made public. The Russian Minister is reported to’ be participating actively in the negotia-. wre Thomas Davis gave a birthday tions, and the proceedings are harmon-. party to a number of hor friends at her ious. , So far these have been confined . home on Railroad Avenue Sun day tothe effort to secure a permanent . oyening. The evening was most deagreement by all the Ministers upon . jigntfully spent in various ways and the basis of negotiations, and up to this . gelicgte refreshments were served. time no effort has been made to. deal SS RL directly with the Chinese Government. Weather Forecast. Itis the understanding that when the eu ; Ministers themselves have agreed upon Weather Forecaster McAddie of San Francisco says we will have cloudy their program, there will be little diffihae ete 4 babity:' Hak culty in securing its acceptance by . Ve#ther tonight and probably lig! the Chinese Government, which, in-. *howers Wednesday. eed, is.powerless, to offer serious op _. Taree. Ribs Broken. osition to the united demands of the P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. Birthday Party. Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, tellRN ing you how to raise poultry. uy Tr. Ww. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. “Ah son's Beehive Grocer Limberger Cheese Tegler’s Candy Factory Price, 10 Cents. VFORD. 1 Furs. <OS. ents. are now rea anty has there 6: Nettie Craven’s Case. San FRancisco, November 5.—The s senior partner of the firm of F. J. Oneney & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and pees ‘Owers. . Thomas Cantieid fella few days ago c LOAKS > and broke three of his ribs. He is S . Ch . 3 es this year will comStare or Guin: Crry or ToLEpo, tos now able to get around with the aid of W188 : eese a We have not spared Lucas County, a@ cane. Ss peed Paanx J. OnWEY makes oath that he eee Cream Cheese--.in tin 0 . and Capes ~ ‘oiuatindine e best manufacturers AKS this year. dealers in the world. nstructed us to sell Remember that any We will take your oryou look at oars, 35 aily, aforesaid, and that seid firm will the sum of ONE HUNDRED LARS foreach and every case of on began sp brmstnea ae by the use of Hat’: TARRH CURE a . FRANK ied stbecribea _ Sworn. to vefore_me_ _snbscril “in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern» and acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces of the, system ~ F.3.0 HENEY '& OC ©O., Toledo, O Hall's Family Pills are the best. /murréer to the indictment. Mrs. Craven case of Nettie R., Craven, charged with perjury, was called today in Judge Cook’s department of the Superior Court, and postponed until Saturday next, when the defendant will file a dewas not present. Above all things don’t become a drunkard; use whiskey moderately and use the best. Jesse Moore “AA” is the purest and best. A Pine Lot Of second-hand farnitare for sale. Ap-. 9] : -i_tr WMBIDT o a k : ] Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Sieel »@ x 9 ¢ . Doors, Wiadows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. ; GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Hevada City ES SEE wEewe STE TE TE AF AS pili Ope Pickled Pigs’ Feet — Smoked Herring J “a JACKSON, Comme Commercial Street. Smoked Haltbat®

THE "TRANSORIPT; ~ PBROONAL POINTERS, MRS. LOBIN MARR a ~ 6, 1900 nt i at ‘the Sani on “a i 1 Lae tr a a . Pe and You, ‘November 40th, : é _ ww PUBLISHERS AGENCY. TAYLOR'S . . English is from Columbia teen manhageme: t in theaet 5 dees email . sts cals is the weichiword 7 peti Mr. act en er . mcr -FAMILY Frank Treanor of Secrame Harry Lillf for the ten . vér, re Px alae nine Mai Hoxdqut = de se _ Pani gt es 0% the. mento, Cal., were Ors v3 J. Ennor is up from Rough and. managerial department of Mr. Oharles On October 1th last, Mire. ‘Olive Stark re “GROUND 8. ©. Miller & Co, publishers ana Ready. Frohman’s Successes, and would have pe thirty wage of eto and} ~ AT FOLEY Geo. stinecsee 8 Salinas is here on . remained with that “Napolean of The. died soon after. ose who w both : _ (ae Osush puaiigeortets ti Poracce . * tt atricale” had be not secared the sole. Hanchett and Mrs, Stark connected eo COFFEE ~ §. O. Miller, sey senior and resident G. A. Wodell is over from Oak Tree rights to what he has considered in. their names at the time: of the euicide. = meubar of ‘hs firm, was for four years Ranch. managerial circles the best~piece of. It was said that the woman was in love . ~ ‘ Chas. LWeldler is up from Sac-. comedy property on the market today, . with the real estate man, and had been At a Gents per Ponnd a 2 eo ee ramento. viz: “That Man.” Prominent mana-. s0 fora long time, but that he cared pd: #9 J. M. Hapgood came ap from Smarts-. gets and stars from all over the conn-. but little for her. Whether or not OYSTER _ COCKTAI LS” TUESDAY.. -* as ohae NC 13 Commercial Street. : VYFONB Extracts, were the’ operations of that company, ville this m tty had made overtares for the rights, . Olive Stark knew of the engagement of neat eeiemeneenmmemmaneed ; ting Powder Mr, Miller is sot the opiate Sint the % H. Mackay came up from Smarte-. bat Mr. Lillford was considered by the. the man she loved to another wouna . . Reasted Daity! aj Should you be unable to read the above black letters at . "am ot her fet wre oppottualting fax . ville thie morning, owners as best fitted to exploit this. is not known. Louise Lubin is the di-} Ground to Order. a distance of y TWENTY FEET, your eyesight is defective i nd Place to Buy ; es . Ags ne ure Oe sate ae Joseph Eustis of Gilroy is a visitor . valuable property. Heat once made a} vorced wi.e of David Labin of Sacraand you need ae es just to See ont Me the ¥osuiek nisesbentnsinas if to the county seat. contract for a term of years with. mento. Equal ig ‘the average a Coffee. 4 ; ‘ « A. i the risi i + a ’ ee 1 luparting Tea Oe. ie ou Tos Bettie paaDars One pe els tase oer ipa monty te. ol: er otan i dae ae alas eet Death of Wa. Wan. Gardner. ‘. Gier Grades af elke Pr G L A S S E i yn 4 fey peg ee all fe rated ae W. A. Briggs of Sacramento arrived . tour will embrace all the principal} William Gardner, an . an old timer ofthe} ‘ T Urades a r ces. W. A. MEY ER, the the Sacramento Optician, representBY condneted on a strictly legitimate . ‘2 this city last night. ' cities on the Pacific coast, and from. San Juan ridge, yielded up this life ; ing F, C. Chi nn, will” again visit this city, and be at our store ef, et, Nevada City. ‘edd, “Midiok thes tes baetaten oF George L. Hughes arrived here last present indications it will prove phe-. last week. He was. well-known all al October acth: pr hy agai th, h ’ a8 non ‘Volley indinese: wee aicaimase Ghaviste fed night from Sacramento. nomenally successful. along the ridge and had many friends. TAYLOR S TK A STORE ; hi 2 and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses ota a * o*. J. Hatcher and E. Penrose are over} “That Man” will be produced at. the jy} Can consult him. ee crept into the. practices of some pubIf you want a healthy drink try Jesse lishefe’ in ¢ vents, bod Ms. Mule from North Bloomfield. Theatre next Saturday evening and) is deteymined to introduce and mainL. Nibell came down from the Plum-. undoubtedly an immense crowd will Moore “AA” whiskey: NEVADA CITY. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, tain his old-time straightforward, fon. . 008° mine this morning. be in dttendance. Reserved seats. are : —BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY & Dr. Fred Wolf came over from (o-. now on sale at Foley’s. Prices, 25 cents 3 est methods in the new field. This ae » fleld iss large one, covering Oregon iambia Hill this morning. for children, 50 cents for adujts and 75] TEL LEPHONE No. 501, > (GOOD GROCERIES.. aii — rn NO. 52 BROAD STREET Washington, California, Idaho, MonFrank Dodge is here in the interest . cents for reserved one. of the “That Man” Company. tana, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Arizona ings Election k Returns. and New Mexico. All will be operated Captain George A. Nibell came down from the home offices in Portland,. ‘"°™ the Erie mine last night. Rector Brothers have made arranger 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mat Waite and son ments to receive the election returns The company will control the distribureturned last evening from San Fran-. by wire and have them posted at the ; tion, thoughout this territory, of t e ; 5 ° ‘ me new things ar digs lee sgl Taek ccna National Hotel. A fine tree lunch witi. BXCElsior Creamery Batter ..¢ Ripe and Green Olives in Bulk . a to see them. books: published in the United Slates, “ we gnomes and family came} be served in the bar-room to all presIn squares, pickled, 50c. . for Other Goods jl our way and A daily increasing office force is now cg Fie Vemece care Septerany 006 . ent. te Fine for cooking—many buy and use for the §” oa m. a ry p.m.: ° * . @ ’ ° oe try and sell you pratt ae fy eae we i a8 John Hooper is home from the Delhi “THE GALVESTON FUND. sisi fe Sonoegeonvenorescedoorsoscesconecs id see them. bea hee ae te Ln apending a. few. days with bis We hayeon hand at all times these well For the mgeadendg we will sell our entire stock of These are now the hours for opening and closing the Pioneer Grocery Store and they will be observed strictly On Saturday evenings the store wlll close at [0 p. m. Sole agent for DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR. distribution of two timely books, one fa v. , @ description of the Galveston horror, sy the other a complete and interesting . , “volume dealing with current Chinese massacres and hada ‘amily. known b f Creamery Butter— Help Galveston’s Homeless, and at i Land T. T. Hughes, who has been ill for the same time get a large 600 ipiab his-' si ra Prd sae mai weeks, is now able to be! tory of the flood, as told by the survi. we Sele Seomaty aro vors. Fullof proto engravings taken Carpets at Wholesale Prices =I ; Geo. McOabe came down from North . on the spot. Other agents may offer E. LLO ay. Mining Accidents. Sah Juan this morning and left for San . pooks of this kind, but I have the only . : CHAS. MU Y, Pioneer Gr ocer. Fo hild Francisco. one, the profits of which will be shured . . o. R CASH ONLY. f cHucrenm warm. ; While working in a stope at the. Fred Brinkman, the popularmill with the flood sufferers, It is also the f gin Champion mine yesterday Frank be of the Delhi mine, came down tobest book published. Hold yourorder. mags ‘ * Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices : n. hE, mene De She. Haba hy apie (ap te vos, until you have seen my book. A. Buck COSTER ches eat iar cee leacea ao othing but Dry 4 of rock that fell from above. Quitea. M. H. Levy of San Francisco, who agent for the American Book and Bible MAI -pl 2 67 cand 75¢ per yard—all wool. h thie gash was inflicted and the services of . has been here ona visit, returned home House 025-2w 2 Al ard. Hem m any a physician were required to sew it up. . this morning. i : still They Come and Go aS Fast. . hs ool 2-pl Y, 55¢ per y % Peter Delipasie was drilling at the. ©. M. Root of San Hranslicd arrived = —— bj ren trad 30c ried yard. a. Kk * Texas mine yesterday when a small . here last evening and left this morning . z : a » 22 AC per yar store. piece of steel broke off of the drill and . for Graniteville, NEVADA THEATRE! s thes Fed Evergbous< it : Pro Bernese s, 36 inches wide, 65c per yard. hit him in the eye. It caused him con-. H. A. Noyes of Town. Talk returned a ; LJ siderable pain. yesterday from Dobbins, where he has. . One Night. in stock, made to orb Straw Ait Mar 8g Goc to 75¢ per yard. a David : Hutchison, Superintendent . been for some time past. i ES der and satisfaction guar@ atting, ‘om 12% c to 30c per y d AO. cat by 1 pln of tan poterdey, bat . oreine hoe sedan etme wt. Saturday, Nov. 10./8 : anteed. Pricesand Styles . F ‘ * cut by a piece of steel yesterday, ng, where he 8 : i icici the wound is not 4 dangerous one. been for some months pant: * PRICES MOST REASON BLE to Suit the Times. 4 Snell & . em . n g. Se David Davis, Superintendent of the} P. Claudius was here last evening in. mr. Harry Lillford presents the delightful & : xe ‘Texas mine this morning caught his . the interest of Oyrus Noble Whiskey comedian, & oa * SBOIDICIOIOINNOIOIIOIIOIORIIOOIOOIOK SE right hand in some machiuery and had . and left this morning for Oakland. 3 gy snc Bas a W.Nore 3. news ent 4, w. WALTER WALKER . & Miss EH. Exocett. an : a i ROSE SETINOG DONS Meet Speen and And the or ginal coterie of players in the 8The Mode in Tailor: Made Gowns, left this morning for North Bloomfield. act comedy, KEAEKEAEEEEEEEE EEK AEAEEKEKLEEAEKAEKKEKEAKEKE Bradley Arnhart, who is at SusanAs to our heneysdes ‘gowns I te this . ville, is recovering from a bad injury «¢ ay winter Parisian women are coming . received recently by a seantling falling TH AT M A N, ground more and more to the tailor. upon him. We SLM aWorns ne oA Bak) (3 made, There is nothing English about John Hooper took his departure to-. A society comedy endowed with a dash of ro OS ED @ MY Sop ay aK these. They relieve the severe effect . day for Reno, Nevada, where he will be . <2t¢° 18vored with a touch from the French GS) e se Fine Jewelry and presented in the same sumptuous manY with all sorts of fancies in-borders, reemployed by. the Frank Golden JewYork. at the Herald Square Theatre, New . \ i j bead ® vers and collars. A little note of red . elry Company. a a 6 Ga ee 6s Se S . d strikes the eyes as a prominent fea= i} ver war e an cD Swe es @ @ 2222333223806 Se : ISAK ‘ May, AT P09 Di d = . os iamonds. ao CT) if » P. G. “SCADDEN’ S. « 0.9, oly ture in the new tailor-made things. California Ripe Olives in bottles. So G. J. BRR N California Home Dinner— of Lamb Curry and ee Beef and Rice Ala Creole 829 HEADQUARTERS FOR ag ! Resigned as Superintendent. Admission, 60 and 76c; Children 26, Reserved seats 75 cents at Foley's. On tomorrow Elisha Hampton will succeed Frank M. Manson as SuperinM. Hancock, with his brother and. tendent of the Banner mine, Mr. Man9 seaeae "3 son, ean driving toward the . son having resigned. Mr. Hampton is SCAD D EN S SALOON

power house of the Bay Counties Pow. a mining man of much experience and er Company last evening, when their . under his careful attention the Banner team became frightened and started to . will probably prove to be a better H4Y56 PuRcHAsep THR SALOON AT ran. The occupants were thrown out . producer than she was before she was . jiaye wea 30 vownne ty ue Baris cots. but, save a few bruises, were not burt . shut down several years ago, Mr. ManFrill tec edl serve my patrons with the Runaway Last Evening. Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CiTy. much, son, who, has superintended the. Banfram med Seng pcurcy sed # : ed , woe ince it d, will direct} WINES AND LIOU ’ = % INONG Arranging Settlement. . bis attention to other mining property "Beer 5 ots — American Biscuits in fancy packages. ‘ W. SIGOU RN EY x Wasuinaton, November 5.—Minister ne Ces. Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. CS VTA oo THOMAS SOADDEN, Proprietor. Conger’s last advices tothe State DeRe-Elected to Parliament. ; partment indicate that satisfactory tick: uk. Aeeain bab hie wad rogress is being made by the Miniev. Wm. Angwin has just receive 2 trial corps at Eekin toward tbe ar. information that he onan, sir zavin. Presh Olympia rangement of a basis upon which ne. Durning-Lawrence, eo na sf vane gotiations shall be had with the COhi-. to Parliament from the Truro-Helston a : nese Government for a final settlement, . Division, Cornwall, England, by the . .., OYSTER COCKTAILS ._ The Ministers have passed upon the. large majority of nearly nine hundred, : ‘questions of punishments and also up-. after a very hot contest. Mr. LawSUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF. Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans Boldemann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market stablishment has t MILLINERY asses all others. Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. ev =I X L Chile Con Carnes. 2 I X L Frijoles. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses =) Finest Corn in the Market— ge . San Francisco, paeent : Carton Maine Sweet Co: C] ttern Hats. on several other important points which . rence had served the division in ParliMADE TO ORDER AT— i ranean ats Sar and A, A. Whiskey are to figure in the negotiations, The . ment for five years previously. . CREAM WHEAT! results have not been made public. The Russian Minister is reported to’ be participating actively in the negotia-. wre Thomas Davis gave a birthday tions, and the proceedings are harmon-. party to a number of hor friends at her ious. , So far these have been confined . home on Railroad Avenue Sun day tothe effort to secure a permanent . oyening. The evening was most deagreement by all the Ministers upon . jigntfully spent in various ways and the basis of negotiations, and up to this . gelicgte refreshments were served. time no effort has been made to. deal SS RL directly with the Chinese Government. Weather Forecast. Itis the understanding that when the eu ; Ministers themselves have agreed upon Weather Forecaster McAddie of San Francisco says we will have cloudy their program, there will be little diffihae ete 4 babity:' Hak culty in securing its acceptance by . Ve#ther tonight and probably lig! the Chinese Government, which, in-. *howers Wednesday. eed, is.powerless, to offer serious op _.. Taree. Ribs Broken.. osition to the united demands of the P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. Birthday Party. Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, tellRN ing you how to raise poultry. uy Tr. Ww. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. “Ah son's Beehive Grocer Limberger Cheese Tegler’s Candy Factory Price, 10 Cents. VFORD. 1 Furs. <OS. ents. are now rea anty has there 6: Nettie Craven’s Case. San FRancisco, November 5.—The s senior partner of the firm of F. J. Oneney & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and pees ‘Owers. . Thomas Cantieid fella few days ago c LOAKS > and broke three of his ribs. He is S . Ch . 3 es this year will comStare or Guin: Crry or ToLEpo, tos now able to get around with the aid of W188 : eese a We have not spared Lucas County, a@ cane. Ss peed Paanx J. OnWEY makes oath that he eee Cream Cheese--.in tin 0 . and Capes ~ ‘oiuatindine e best manufacturers AKS this year. dealers in the world. nstructed us to sell Remember that any We will take your oryou look at oars, 35 aily, aforesaid, and that seid firm will the sum of ONE HUNDRED LARS foreach and every case of on began sp brmstnea ae by the use of Hat’: TARRH CURE a . FRANK ied stbecribea _ Sworn. to vefore_me_ _snbscril “in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern» and acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces of the, system ~ F.3.0 HENEY '& OC ©O., Toledo, O Hall's Family Pills are the best. /murréer to the indictment. Mrs. Craven case of Nettie R., Craven, charged with perjury, was called today in Judge Cook’s department of the Superior Court, and postponed until Saturday next, when the defendant will file a dewas not present. Above all things don’t become a drunkard; use whiskey moderately and use the best. Jesse Moore “AA” is the purest and best. A Pine Lot Of second-hand farnitare for sale. Ap-. 9] : -i_tr WMBIDT o a k : ] Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Sieel »@ x 9 ¢ . Doors, Wiadows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. ; GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Hevada City ES SEE wEewe STE TE TE AF AS pili Ope Pickled Pigs’ Feet — Smoked Herring J “a JACKSON, Comme Commercial Street. Smoked Haltbat®