October 12, 1899 (4 pages)

oe eee eet te THURSDAY..0CT. 12, “Golden State stands third in expendi“tures for relief and benefit work. And cen THE TRANSCRIPT. " Bblished every vent \Haltiaye by by . BROWN & CALKINS. KN. P, BROWER. L, 6. CALKINS. S. 1899. THE ODD FB FELLOWS. Past Grand Mester ter Lord Tells of the Order’s Greatness. A. R. Lord, who got home this week from five weeks’ sojourn in the East, during which he attended the meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Detroit, bas since bis return been holding a continuous levee with brother Odd Fellows who are anxious to learn the latest news of the order. Mr. Lord was present at several sessions of the body. There were 198 members of the august assembly which deliberated upon the good of an order representing 1,172,000 brothers. He found that California occupied a position well up in the scroll of Odd Fellowship. It is eighth tm point of membership, and it must be remembered that several of the States have several times the population of this. The as for per capita payments in charity, leads the next highest State by’ nearly 50 per cent, thus not only sustaining the name of the order but reflecting credit upon the California spirit -operating through a fraternal order. ‘The only States leading in membership are New York and Pennsylvania. The totals of expenditures in relief work show that the California membership has paid inabout $8.70 per capita and the next highest falls below $6. During the past fiscal year the Odd Fellows have gained 18,000 in member. ship and the Rebekahs over 26,t00—a healthful increase when the activity and diversity of fraternal orders bidding for the allegiance of citizens as prospective members is considered. Since the year of 1830, when authentic records were first kept, the order has paid out $269,000,000 in its various: benefits. There was no special legislation by the Sovereign Lodge which would interest any others than members. The lodge meets once each year, bat only ‘one one-half of the members ere new ones, as the other half hold over. ‘the system gives a yearly change inthe membership, and at the same time keeps enough experienced members ip the body to lead off in the business. Mr.-Lord speaks highly of Detroit as a convention city. The entertainment and courtesy shown the delegates could not be surpassed. Nothing was too good for them, and from the time they entered the city till they left they were feted and feasted and their every need supplied. One feature of the entertainment was an excursion on the Detroit river in a palatial steamer, which Mr. Lord describes as a veritable floating palace. After the adjournment of the lodge jdate the public he will continhe to ord ~ BRIEF. MENTION, . finor. "dud and a Comets r Leal interest. =~ : The Daughters of Laurel Parlor meet tonight. Sand soap, five ceete swe, at Gay-. . tord & Son's. tf The .Workmen had five initiations last evening: oe Mountain Company, U. BR. K. of P., will meet this evening. A continuation of cold weather for tomorrow is predicted. Try the fine bread and pastry mude by the new baker at Chas. Tegler’s Poptlaur Bakery. si 1 oBetf. ‘Table Linens in all grades and,prices. We.bave the best values in the city. ‘THe Racker STORE. a8, tf ‘Dewey Oyster Cocktails and California Clam Cocktails can always be had at Wm. J. Britiand’s. 2 att Of the 82 public. school teachers in this County 14 are employed in this city and 21 in Grass Valley. Captain Jobn A. Rapp of this city received Hews last evening that his sister, Mrs. Nettie Béchtel,: had died at Reno. Maher & Co. make a great display of cold-weather underwear: for-ladies and children; also of fine comforters and blankets. : Read their pew ad, ‘Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the ‘very latest in ladies’ and children’ jickets, also in golf and plush capes. Call and see them. o12-if Pierce & Sweeney, county ‘seat painters, have the contract for putting the natural finish on the interior woodwork of the first floor of Mayor Clinch’s new house at Grass Valley. A. M. Allen, formerly manager of the gasworks here, together with his son-inlaw, Martin I. Smith and others, have incorporated the Providence Oil Company in Fresno county. The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and KE. A. Moore announces that in order to accommomake them fora few days longer. tf The Home Mutual Company, which bad an insurance of ;900 on the Coyote atreet property of widow Ooughlan, which was burned several weeks ago, has not yet paid. the loss. Yesterday the adjuster arrived here and three appraisers, consisting of County Coroner Daniels, Stauley Eads and C.M. Buck uave valued the house at $462 and the personal property at -§250. George Smitb, a former resident of this city and at one time an—owner in the Providence mine, died last Sunday at Redding of dropsy. He was a native of New York, aged 73 years, 6 months and 2 days. He leaves a widow Mrs.C. O. Smith, who used to be noted here a8 « Singer but is now a teacher of the ‘ourth grade in ‘the Redding public school, also a daughter, Miss .Mary Smith. eating Like a Bire. it isn’t as polite as it is intended to De to say that a person has the apperite of a bird. -If w human being ate as much proportionately as does the arerage bird, the sight would be disgusthe went to Maine and also visited various other sections of interest on that side of the continent. On the way home he stopped over at Chicago, attended the g-eat festival in progress in the Windy City and saw the marvelous decorations that had been put up in preparation for the approaching visit of President McKinley. He Catches Everybody. Mark Swan’s engagement in this city next Wednesday evening will be one _ long to be remembered. His new play, “Brown’s in Town,” is better fitted to his purpose than any which he previously had. His mannerisms, his peculiarities, his tricks of speecb and action—in fact, Swan, without which the chief charm of his performance would be wanting, fits into the play without causing crease or wrinkle, excepting always the crease born of laughter. After al), the: play is secondary. Swan with his drollery, his jollity, his brightness, bis sparkle, his dash, is the attraction. He has always won his success by bonest bard work and true merit, aud is therefore honored aud ‘respected by ail who kuow him. From the time he trips upon the stage until be leaves it, he is the impersonation of all that is wiasome and lovable, Mer, women and. children are carried away by his archness, Got Even With Readoligh, One night when traveling through Virginia John Randolph stopped at an inn near the forks of two roads. The innkeeper was a fine old gentleman, and, knowing who his distingvished . guest was, he endeavored during the evening to draw him info a conversation, but failed, But in the morning, when Mr. Randolph was ready to atart, he called-for his bill and paid it. The landlord, still anxious to have some conversation, tackled him again: “Which way are you traveling, Mr. Bandolph?” “Sir!” said Mr. Randolph, with a look of displeasure. “T asked,” said the lagdlord, “which gvay you are traveling?” “Hare I paid you my bill?’ “Yes.” “Do I owe you anything more?” “No. ” “Well, I am going just where } please. Do you understand * ved e “Yes. ” The lanclord by this time got somewhat excited, and Mr. Randolph drove off. But to the landlord’s surprise in a few minutes he sent one of the servants to inguire which of the forks of the road to take. Mr. Randolph. still being within hearjng distance, the landlord yelled at the top of his voice: “Mr. Randolph, you don’t owe me one cent; take whichevdr road you} ing. in one shrike there bave been Dugs. one field mouse and one leech. A field Lawk that was observed for a month is credited with a record .cf 1.000 inice in that time. A tame owl ate seven mice, one after the -orher, and three hours afterward ate four more. The robin eats on an average 14 feet of worms dally. >: The End. “What have you been writing, my dear?” asked Mrs. Beechwood of ber daughter. “These are the last sad writes, mamma,” replied the girl. “This note tells Mr. Homewood that I have ceased to love him.”’—Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. i Net a Military Cook, His Wife-Aud what did she say when you offered her $13 a month? ~7 The Suburbanite—She told me conteinptuousiy they got as. much as that ton the army.—Breekiyo Life. Charies. Darwm was so weak ip health that but for the wife and childrep who sx ved bin frem trouble and gave him the jleisure.of a peaceful home he would probably never have made bis creat a Se vertog; = Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of youug mothers because its outbreak is sv-agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiich’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in éases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale found tbe remains of TY eaterpillars, 24} “GRASS VALLEY NEWS the Kews of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone. The city has ordered a number of ce-ment crosswalks laid. Wiiliam Coad, who has been visiting ‘here, returned today to San Francisco. County Coroner Henry Daniels today bought the Empire Restaurant from F. P. Merrill. The machinery for the hoisting rig ofthe Pennsylvania mine has arrived at the depot. James Coughlin, who stole a lantern from an‘open sewer trencb, was~ fined $20 last nigh: by Judge Green. W.E. Stewart, who bas been here soliciting members for the Order of} Pendo, went to San Francisco today. Wm. Cayanaugb, late superintendent of the Allison Ranch, and his wife left today for Virginia Ci-:y = si! will remain, ~ The chartet list -for ‘the peopaeed lodge of Eiks has been closed with 29 uames.on it. The lodge will be instifufed a& soon as practicable. Quartz Parlor will give a dance on Tharsday evening of Institute week and will produce a dramu later. This is done.to raise fuuds for the Admission Day celebrati>n of 1900. ‘Wm. Pascoe went to San Francisco today to have an operation perfo: med on his disabled Jeg. The money to pay his expenses was contributed by citizens. Justybefore leaving he advertised that he would not be—responsible for any debts his wife — might contract. Au $800 fire asarved at midnight, starting in an outhouse at the rear of the Arcade hotel. Adjacent. woodsheds and outhouses, also the -roofs. of the City Hall and of Protection Company's firehouse were scorched. Two prisoners in the city jail had a bad scare before they were rescued. Miner Rickard is out strong for having guideboards put. up at all wagon road crossings and junctions. He has lived here thirty years. Monday morning he started for the North Star mine to goto work and brought up at the Omaha. He made another start, but must have gone inacircle for in half an hour he landed.again at the Omaha He was so long in finding the North ‘Star that he lost the shift. ; At the Central shaft last night Walter Humphreys, the pumpman, was holling a lighted candle and filling a ‘ean with oil. when an explosion oc(curred, burning one of his bauds and the side of his head and face. His sight was not injared. Atthe W Y O.D mine a piece of rock struck Herbert. Mitchell in one of his eyes, the sight of which is probably destroyed. Wh:le Melbourne Abraham, a butcher, was skinning a sheep last night hecut himself over the eye, but did not injure that organ. Never Burn a CANDLE AT Boro Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something to replace it. Hood’s Sarsapariila gives nerve, mental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalizing the blood. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick headache, indigestion. Many a, Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath, Karl’s Clover Root Tea puries the breath by its action on the bowels, eic., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 ets. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf ee “What is the climax of culture?” “He’s a. man who can go all around the world without buying a spoon.” What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient cousump. ! tior and relieved many in advanced . stagua. If you are not satisfied with . the results we will refund your money. . . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For) sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf —~+7ee For Rent or Sate. Sewing Machines of all makes for sale or for rent, at astonishingly low souvenir . . Ttems Cleaned: From the Trackes ‘Republican of Wednasday. W. Bliss will carry the mail to Tahoe on the new railroad the rest of the seasop, beginning next month.Over a buadred excursionists came up from the city and went to Tahoe on the new railroad Sanday. The Donner Ice Company are erecting a large new baen on the ‘hill opposite the ice house for horses aud storeing implements J.B. Scott, Saaiiaaee of Deer Park Inn which is a mountain health resort between Truckee.and Lake Tahoe, is seriously ill with typhoid malaria. Some of the ‘Jarge stages that have been used bet ween here and Lake Tahoe were shipped below Monday. The stage coach is rapidly being relegated into obscurity by the advance of railroads. Grading on the Tahoe railroad has been extended ‘through the ‘TruckeeLum ber company’s lumber yard and through the railroad yard to the west end of the Traekee Hotel — is the end of the road, The horses that‘ have been ed in grading the new'railroad to Lake Tahoe were shipped below yesterday. They were in good condition after the summer’s work. When they arrived here about the first of June many. of Pthem looked as‘ if they were. nearly ready for the bonesard. Schaffer’s sawmill, which was closed down for the season a few weeks ago, wil] be started up again to cut lumber to be nsed to rebuild the sheds that were recently burned near Cisco. Roadmaster J. McOormack found considerable difficulty at this season of the year to get lumber to rebuild the sheds. About 8,000,000 feet is required. : Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked wowmankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 octs.Forsale-by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf Fall Millinery. Opsning days of Fall Millinery on Tuesday, Wednesday .and.Fhursday, Oct. 10, 11 and 12. Ledies . invited to call, oO lw Mas. 0. H. Wavernm. A black water spaniel pup was lost a day or two ago. Return to Geo. I Beckley and receive a liberal reward. tf Given by St. Margaret's Guild, asAT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -—-onu— Wedresday and Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26. Continuous Fancy Work and Art Display and Sale -. .«4 Musical and Literary Peomram ‘each evening benianiog at 8o’clock. t hicken Dinner each day from 12to 2 at 2% cents ex-ra. 2 CENTS —_— EVENING ADMISSION, -Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 4 p. m. Thursday, Admission, licents, refreshmen' 16 cents extra. When You Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new fewer . « . USE ::: . Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. Style and { a 3 prices. Good second-hand machines ia Finish. e-.e perfect order, for sule very cheap. Cleanirg and 1epuiring a specialty. 826-1 us Leae & SHaw Co. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption Care, which is sold for the smail price of 25 cts. 50 cts, and $1,00, does not cure take’ the bottle back and we will refind your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf man, the druggist. For sale by H Dickertf ae ae %. %. Of the most artistic: de* Fe: ae gree characterize photo* *& *& sraphs made by Moore. x * His galléry has a wide spread reputation for turning out as high-grade work as.can be attained ontheooast. +: : : :: Nevapa City Grass VALART Ate MOONEY FLAT ITEMS. ae Work-on-Governmest Dam Temporarily Suspended—Campbell Mine. Mrs. ©. W. Manasco and daughter, Miss Grace, are visiting in Pleasant Valley. Charles Callaghan has re‘urned from work onthe Power Company's dam near San Juan. ; after visiting the latter’s — at this place. A very enjoyable party was given at . the residence of Webber and Jenkins last Saturday night. Calvin Manasco is suffering from an . abscess on the palm of his left hand. . Dr. E. F. Holbrook is attending him. Miss Minnie Walker last. Sanday, is a} nephew of Mrs. Geo. Schmidt of this . wishes. closed: down. The P. Campbell mine at Smartsville . is working right along. Rumor had it some time ago that a large force of . men would be put to work but it seems that only a few men are working. More anon. J. Oct. 10, 1899. The less a woman tries to be irresistible the more she is: : meer spay ae NERVITA Sukie? AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder, Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail SQc per box; 6 boxes ior $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL. CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts. CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. © . TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. é Ladies, Attention We recommend our _C. &. B. Corset, be cause itean be relied on for honest value. The makers always keep up with or lead in-:shapes atd atyles. Our. assortment will please you. The Racket Store. Leaders in Low Prices. Take a Walk Around the bank. There's money in it. And before you go try one of ourdrinksit will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON. Fadden Cigars are the fad. Hydraulic Drips This is a popular brand of syru ; comes in galjlon ne half-gallon pred] I sell more of it than any other because it is the best. P.G Scadden Your Husband } _—_ roast you for making Boor coffee coltee buy your coffee he Ree pore, bes nora our ‘ee is carency roasted. y our A. Wks anaare comes pe famons e ron a t roasted right. ere . 52 Broad St. Chas. E. Mulloy The Neatest Effects Those a the anything in * way of Frosted Windows, or glazing in any of its branches should¥call at 12 Broad St. lam prepared fo me meet your needs. Satis@ faction guaran : GEO. A. GRAY. -. Picture and Room Mouldings a specialty. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have the tocateauie satisfaction. ee ein MOORE The Photographer Lumber manu and deal vevtern e » Eaenenngt Beetles for mining building purposes. Call sates sce ee ee rel stion. a t Office, Plety Hill, Gress Valley rondo H. & P. L. COOPER. ee CARTER & JOHNSTON Clothiers+ > » » » FOR MEN AND BOYS ©. please!” . . pert Pet ee eet @ _=€ Mr. and Mrs: C. W. Schillinger have , returned to their home in Marysville’ Geo. E. Merz, who was married to . place and has resided in Brown’s Val. ley for the past few years. Miss Walker . is the third eldest daughter of Willis, Walker. The writer joins with their rower never asks the loan of a cat. Its many friends here in extending best feline propensity to return is too well . known. The work on the proposed govern" . ment dam at the Nsrrows is temporarily . b> doesn’t seem small when you know . him well, stood by His Dad. Once when John Van Buren, son of President Van Buren, was making. a speech in behalf of his father, an old Democrat rose in the audience and upbraided him as a bolter. Few men were more effective on the stump or quicker at repartee than John, and he replied to the charge ‘vith an anecdote something like this: — “One day a man on horseback came up with a hoy who was contending with an. overturned load of hay. Instead of tossing the hay back in the wagon, the boy was energetically tossing it hither and thither, regardless of where it landed. “The traveler{halted and said; ‘My young friend, why do you work so . furiously this hot weather? Why do . you, not toss the hay back in the wag‘on and be more deliberate in your lai bors?’ “The boy stopped, wiped the streaming perspiration off. his face on his shirt sleeve, and, pointing to the pile of i hay on the roadside, exclaimed, ‘Stranger, dad’s under thar,’ and then he set about work more furiously than ever.” 0 It is noticeable that the chronic borThere.is no great man so large that Hood's Pills cure biliousness, sick readache, cxeeennen ae GOOCOCOOSOOOEOOO > MAHER @ ¢ BS EE REE EEE GOP work if'they were of praise. s by local applications as they ¢ reach the diseased portion cannot There is only one way ness, and that is by medies. . Itai Er rn Pl rd agree ning oO} us' this 1abe te damaged” fat A ga rambling sound or. epee hea and when it is entirely closed is the result,.and anlese stored to its normal condit will be destroged f. out of ten are: which is nothing bat an in dition of the‘mucous: surfaces. We will give One Hundred Doliars tag any case of Desjugee Se feanend by by catarrb) that cannot be cured hy Hai)’; Oatarrh o Send for ¢ lars; free. J. Oxenry & » Loiedo, uv, Sold by ae ata, Tos Hall’s Family Pills are ) the best. large ladies, 50c. 9, at 25¢ a pair. $1.00. Ladies’ Flannelette and 75¢. $2.50 and $3.00. fornia. window. gossonasenentocnuanacononsananty For Cold WeatherDisplay Look at Our Large Window Children’s Fleece Lined Shirts, Pants and Drawers, all sizes, 25c. Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25¢c. Outsize Shirts and Drawers, fleece lined, for Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00 each. Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 434 to Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, ‘red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Fleeced Wrappers, ready to put on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at 50°, 75¢ and Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $r.50, $1. 751$2.00, Children’s Union Suits, soc, $1 .0O aad $1.25. Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in aougs Come and see them. MAHER & co. P. S.--For Coats and New Plaids see corner Finest in the land. Underskirts, 250, 50c @0©09000000000060 This is the way you will all feel like doing about Christmas time ‘if you don’t have your TAILORING, CLEANING and REPAIRING Done by WAXEL, The Tailor, b Furnishin g Goods >>> FOR GENTLEMEN ac REET TE i BSR Sato Our Fall and Winter Stock i is now-arriving. ‘Watch tor announcement of great money _. saving wie: (SUITS, $6.00 UP . ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY . down. KINKEAD PANTS, $200 UP. COTS: .From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are ‘cheap, to * sure, bat they ar? extra comfortable and durable. 8 hy . KINKEAD, Cash ree Dealer, BSelis them, aud he sells so ere curring ato coma int tha st Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Purniture anda ne, scocenseocenonecceseooseereeeee Bre 0 he od Sa NS ar es ae ee ie ay te me fe ge ee many thats can pat he pic a

oe eee eet te THURSDAY....0CT. 12, “Golden State stands third in expendi“tures for relief and benefit work. And cen THE TRANSCRIPT. " Bblished every vent \Haltiaye by by . BROWN & CALKINS. KN. P, BROWER. L, 6. CALKINS. S. 1899. THE ODD FB FELLOWS. Past Grand Mester ter Lord Tells of the Order’s Greatness. A. R. Lord, who got home this week from five weeks’ sojourn in the East, during which he attended the meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Detroit, bas since bis return been holding a continuous levee with brother Odd Fellows who are anxious to learn the latest news of the order. Mr. Lord was present at several sessions of the body. There were 198 members of the august assembly which deliberated upon the good of an order representing 1,172,000 brothers. He found that California occupied a position well up in the scroll of Odd Fellowship. It is eighth tm point of membership, and it must be remembered that several of the States have several times the population of this. The as for per capita payments in charity, leads the next highest State by’ nearly 50 per cent, thus not only sustaining the name of the order but reflecting credit upon the California spirit -operating through a fraternal order. ‘The only States leading in membership are New York and Pennsylvania. The totals of expenditures in relief work show that the California membership has paid inabout $8.70 per capita and the next highest falls below $6. During the past fiscal year the Odd Fellows have gained 18,000 in member. ship and the Rebekahs over 26,t00—a healthful increase when the activity and diversity of fraternal orders bidding for the allegiance of citizens as prospective members is considered. Since the year of 1830, when authentic records were first kept, the order has paid out $269,000,000 in its various: benefits. There was no special legislation by the Sovereign Lodge which would interest any others than members. The lodge meets once each year, bat only ‘one one-half of the members ere new ones, as the other half hold over. ‘the system gives a yearly change inthe membership, and at the same time keeps enough experienced members ip the body to lead off in the business. Mr.-Lord speaks highly of Detroit as a convention city. The entertainment and courtesy shown the delegates could not be surpassed. Nothing was too good for them, and from the time they entered the city till they left they were feted and feasted and their every need supplied. One feature of the entertainment was an excursion on the Detroit river in a palatial steamer, which Mr. Lord describes as a veritable floating palace. After the adjournment of the lodge jdate the public he will continhe to ord ~ BRIEF. MENTION, . finor. "dud and a Comets r Leal interest. =~ : The Daughters of Laurel Parlor meet tonight. Sand soap, five ceete swe, at Gay-. . tord & Son's. tf The .Workmen had five initiations last evening: oe Mountain Company, U. BR. K. of P., will meet this evening. A continuation of cold weather for tomorrow is predicted. Try the fine bread and pastry mude by the new baker at Chas. Tegler’s Poptlaur Bakery. si 1 oBetf. ‘Table Linens in all grades and,prices. We.bave the best values in the city. ‘THe Racker STORE. a8, tf ‘Dewey Oyster Cocktails and California Clam Cocktails can always be had at Wm. J. Britiand’s. 2 att Of the 82 public. school teachers in this County 14 are employed in this city and 21 in Grass Valley. Captain Jobn A. Rapp of this city received Hews last evening that his sister, Mrs. Nettie Béchtel,: had died at Reno. Maher & Co. make a great display of cold-weather underwear: for-ladies and children; also of fine comforters and blankets. : Read their pew ad, ‘Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the ‘very latest in ladies’ and children’ jickets, also in golf and plush capes. Call and see them. o12-if Pierce & Sweeney, county ‘seat painters, have the contract for putting the natural finish on the interior woodwork of the first floor of Mayor Clinch’s new house at Grass Valley. A. M. Allen, formerly manager of the gasworks here, together with his son-inlaw, Martin I. Smith and others, have incorporated the Providence Oil Company in Fresno county. The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and KE. A. Moore announces that in order to accommomake them fora few days longer. tf The Home Mutual Company, which bad an insurance of ;900 on the Coyote atreet property of widow Ooughlan, which was burned several weeks ago, has not yet paid. the loss. Yesterday the adjuster arrived here and three appraisers, consisting of County Coroner Daniels, Stauley Eads and C.M. Buck uave valued the house at $462 and the personal property at -§250. George Smitb, a former resident of this city and at one time an—owner in the Providence mine, died last Sunday at Redding of dropsy. He was a native of New York, aged 73 years, 6 months and 2 days. He leaves a widow Mrs.C. O. Smith, who used to be noted here a8 « Singer but is now a teacher of the ‘ourth grade in ‘the Redding public school, also a daughter, Miss .Mary Smith. eating Like a Bire. it isn’t as polite as it is intended to De to say that a person has the apperite of a bird. -If w human being ate as much proportionately as does the arerage bird, the sight would be disgusthe went to Maine and also visited various other sections of interest on that side of the continent. On the way home he stopped over at Chicago, attended the g-eat festival in progress in the Windy City and saw the marvelous decorations that had been put up in preparation for the approaching visit of President McKinley. He Catches Everybody. Mark Swan’s engagement in this city next Wednesday evening will be one _ long to be remembered. His new play, “Brown’s in Town,” is better fitted to his purpose than any which he previously had. His mannerisms, his peculiarities, his tricks of speecb and action—in fact, Swan, without which the chief charm of his performance would be wanting, fits into the play without causing crease or wrinkle, excepting always the crease born of laughter. After al), the: play is secondary. Swan with his drollery, his jollity, his brightness, bis sparkle, his dash, is the attraction. He has always won his success by bonest bard work and true merit, aud is therefore honored aud ‘respected by ail who kuow him. From the time he trips upon the stage until be leaves it, he is the impersonation of all that is wiasome and lovable, Mer, women and. children are carried away by his archness, Got Even With Readoligh, One night when traveling through Virginia John Randolph stopped at an inn near the forks of two roads. The innkeeper was a fine old gentleman, and, knowing who his distingvished . guest was, he endeavored during the evening to draw him info a conversation, but failed, But in the morning, when Mr. Randolph was ready to atart, he called-for his bill and paid it. The landlord, still anxious to have some conversation, tackled him again: “Which way are you traveling, Mr. Bandolph?” “Sir!” said Mr. Randolph, with a look of displeasure. “T asked,” said the lagdlord, “which gvay you are traveling?” “Hare I paid you my bill?’ “Yes.” “Do I owe you anything more?” “No. ” “Well, I am going just where } please. Do you understand * ved e “Yes. ” The lanclord by this time got somewhat excited, and Mr. Randolph drove off. But to the landlord’s surprise in a few minutes he sent one of the servants to inguire which of the forks of the road to take. Mr. Randolph. still being within hearjng distance, the landlord yelled at the top of his voice: “Mr. Randolph, you don’t owe me one cent; take whichevdr road you} ing. in one shrike there bave been Dugs. one field mouse and one leech. A field Lawk that was observed for a month is credited with a record .cf 1.000 inice in that time. A tame owl ate seven mice, one after the -orher, and three hours afterward ate four more. The robin eats on an average 14 feet of worms dally. >: The End. “What have you been writing, my dear?” asked Mrs. Beechwood of ber daughter. “These are the last sad writes, mamma,” replied the girl. “This note tells Mr. Homewood that I have ceased to love him.”’—Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. i Net a Military Cook, His Wife-Aud what did she say when you offered her $13 a month? ~7 The Suburbanite—She told me conteinptuousiy they got as. much as that ton the army.—Breekiyo Life. Charies. Darwm was so weak ip health that but for the wife and childrep who sx ved bin frem trouble and gave him the jleisure.of a peaceful home he would probably never have made bis creat a Se vertog; = Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of youug mothers because its outbreak is sv-agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiich’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in éases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale found tbe remains of TY eaterpillars, 24} “GRASS VALLEY NEWS the Kews of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone. The city has ordered a number of ce-ment crosswalks laid. Wiiliam Coad, who has been visiting ‘here, returned today to San Francisco. County Coroner Henry Daniels today bought the Empire Restaurant from F. P. Merrill. The machinery for the hoisting rig ofthe Pennsylvania mine has arrived at the depot. James Coughlin, who stole a lantern from an‘open sewer trencb, was~ fined $20 last nigh: by Judge Green. W.E. Stewart, who bas been here soliciting members for the Order of} Pendo, went to San Francisco today. Wm. Cayanaugb, late superintendent of the Allison Ranch, and his wife left today for Virginia Ci-:y = si! will remain, ~ The chartet list -for ‘the peopaeed lodge of Eiks has been closed with 29 uames.on it. The lodge will be instifufed a& soon as practicable. Quartz Parlor will give a dance on Tharsday evening of Institute week and will produce a dramu later. This is done.to raise fuuds for the Admission Day celebrati>n of 1900. ‘Wm. Pascoe went to San Francisco today to have an operation perfo: med on his disabled Jeg. The money to pay his expenses was contributed by citizens. Justybefore leaving he advertised that he would not be—responsible for any debts his wife — might contract. Au $800 fire asarved at midnight, starting in an outhouse at the rear of the Arcade hotel. Adjacent. woodsheds and outhouses, also the -roofs. of the City Hall and of Protection Company's firehouse were scorched. Two prisoners in the city jail had a bad scare before they were rescued. Miner Rickard is out strong for having guideboards put. up at all wagon road crossings and junctions. He has lived here thirty years. Monday morning he started for the North Star mine to goto work and brought up at the Omaha. He made another start, but must have gone inacircle for in half an hour he landed.again at the Omaha He was so long in finding the North ‘Star that he lost the shift. ; At the Central shaft last night Walter Humphreys, the pumpman, was holling a lighted candle and filling a ‘ean with oil. when an explosion oc(curred, burning one of his bauds and the side of his head and face. His sight was not injared. Atthe W Y O.D mine a piece of rock struck Herbert. Mitchell in one of his eyes, the sight of which is probably destroyed. Wh:le Melbourne Abraham, a butcher, was skinning a sheep last night hecut himself over the eye, but did not injure that organ. Never Burn a CANDLE AT Boro Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something to replace it. Hood’s Sarsapariila gives nerve, mental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalizing the blood. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick headache, indigestion. Many a, Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath, Karl’s Clover Root Tea puries the breath by its action on the bowels, eic., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 ets. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf ee “What is the climax of culture?” “He’s a. man who can go all around the world without buying a spoon.” What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient cousump. ! tior and relieved many in advanced . stagua. If you are not satisfied with . the results we will refund your money. . . Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. For) sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf —~+7ee For Rent or Sate. Sewing Machines of all makes for sale or for rent, at astonishingly low souvenir . . Ttems Cleaned: From the Trackes ‘Republican of Wednasday. W. Bliss will carry the mail to Tahoe on the new railroad the rest of the seasop, beginning next month.Over a buadred excursionists came up from the city and went to Tahoe on the new railroad Sanday.

The Donner Ice Company are erecting a large new baen on the ‘hill opposite the ice house for horses aud storeing implements J.B. Scott, Saaiiaaee of Deer Park Inn which is a mountain health resort between Truckee.and Lake Tahoe, is seriously ill with typhoid malaria. Some of the ‘Jarge stages that have been used bet ween here and Lake Tahoe were shipped below Monday. The stage coach is rapidly being relegated into obscurity by the advance of railroads. Grading on the Tahoe railroad has been extended ‘through the ‘TruckeeLum ber company’s lumber yard and through the railroad yard to the west end of the Traekee Hotel — is the end of the road, The horses that‘ have been ed in grading the new'railroad to Lake Tahoe were shipped below yesterday. They were in good condition after the summer’s work. When they arrived here about the first of June many. of Pthem looked as‘ if they were. nearly ready for the bonesard. Schaffer’s sawmill, which was closed down for the season a few weeks ago, wil] be started up again to cut lumber to be nsed to rebuild the sheds that were recently burned near Cisco. Roadmaster J. McOormack found considerable difficulty at this season of the year to get lumber to rebuild the sheds. About 8,000,000 feet is required. : Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked wowmankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 octs.Forsale-by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf Fall Millinery. Opsning days of Fall Millinery on Tuesday, Wednesday .and.Fhursday, Oct. 10, 11 and 12. Ledies . invited to call, oO lw Mas. 0. H. Wavernm. A black water spaniel pup was lost a day or two ago. Return to Geo. I Beckley and receive a liberal reward. tf Given by St. Margaret's Guild, asAT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -—-onu— Wedresday and Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26. Continuous Fancy Work and Art Display and Sale -. .«4 Musical and Literary Peomram ‘each evening benianiog at 8o’clock. t hicken Dinner each day from 12to 2 at 2% cents ex-ra. 2 CENTS —_— EVENING ADMISSION, -Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 4 p. m. Thursday, Admission, licents, refreshmen' 16 cents extra. When You Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new fewer . « . USE ::: . Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. Style and { a 3 prices. Good second-hand machines ia Finish. e-.e perfect order, for sule very cheap. Cleanirg and 1epuiring a specialty. 826-1 us Leae & SHaw Co. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption Care, which is sold for the smail price of 25 cts. 50 cts, and $1,00, does not cure take’ the bottle back and we will refind your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf man, the druggist. For sale by H Dickertf ae ae %. %. Of the most artistic: de* Fe: ae gree characterize photo* *& *& sraphs made by Moore. x * His galléry has a wide spread reputation for turning out as high-grade work as.can be attained ontheooast. +: : : :: Nevapa City Grass VALART Ate MOONEY FLAT ITEMS. ae Work-on-Governmest Dam Temporarily Suspended—Campbell Mine. Mrs. ©. W. Manasco and daughter, Miss Grace, are visiting in Pleasant Valley. Charles Callaghan has re‘urned from work onthe Power Company's dam near San Juan. ; after visiting the latter’s — at this place. A very enjoyable party was given at . the residence of Webber and Jenkins last Saturday night. Calvin Manasco is suffering from an . abscess on the palm of his left hand. . Dr. E. F. Holbrook is attending him. Miss Minnie Walker last. Sanday, is a} nephew of Mrs. Geo. Schmidt of this . wishes. closed: down. The P. Campbell mine at Smartsville . is working right along. Rumor had it some time ago that a large force of . men would be put to work but it seems that only a few men are working. More anon. J. Oct. 10, 1899. The less a woman tries to be irresistible the more she is: : meer spay ae NERVITA Sukie? AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder, Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail SQc per box; 6 boxes ior $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL. CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts. CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. © . TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. é Ladies, Attention We recommend our _C. &. B. Corset, be cause itean be relied on for honest value. The makers always keep up with or lead in-:shapes atd atyles. Our. assortment will please you. The Racket Store. Leaders in Low Prices. Take a Walk Around the bank. There's money in it. And before you go try one of ourdrinksit will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON. Fadden Cigars are the fad. Hydraulic Drips This is a popular brand of syru ; comes in galjlon ne half-gallon pred] I sell more of it than any other because it is the best. P.G Scadden Your Husband } _—_ roast you for making Boor coffee coltee buy your coffee he Ree pore, bes nora our ‘ee is carency roasted. y our A. Wks anaare comes pe famons e ron a t roasted right. ere . 52 Broad St. Chas. E. Mulloy The Neatest Effects Those a the anything in * way of Frosted Windows, or glazing in any of its branches should¥call at 12 Broad St. lam prepared fo me meet your needs. Satis@ faction guaran : GEO. A. GRAY. -. Picture and Room Mouldings a specialty. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have the tocateauie satisfaction. ee ein MOORE The Photographer Lumber manu and deal vevtern e » Eaenenngt Beetles for mining building purposes. Call sates sce ee ee rel stion. a t Office, Plety Hill, Gress Valley rondo H. & P. L. COOPER. ee CARTER & JOHNSTON Clothiers+ > » » » FOR MEN AND BOYS ©. please!” . . pert Pet ee eet @ _=€ Mr. and Mrs: C. W. Schillinger have , returned to their home in Marysville’ Geo. E. Merz, who was married to . place and has resided in Brown’s Val. ley for the past few years. Miss Walker . is the third eldest daughter of Willis, Walker. The writer joins with their rower never asks the loan of a cat. Its many friends here in extending best feline propensity to return is too well . known. The work on the proposed govern" . ment dam at the Nsrrows is temporarily . b> doesn’t seem small when you know . him well, stood by His Dad. Once when John Van Buren, son of President Van Buren, was making. a speech in behalf of his father, an old Democrat rose in the audience and upbraided him as a bolter. Few men were more effective on the stump or quicker at repartee than John, and he replied to the charge ‘vith an anecdote something like this: — “One day a man on horseback came up with a hoy who was contending with an. overturned load of hay. Instead of tossing the hay back in the wagon, the boy was energetically tossing it hither and thither, regardless of where it landed. “The traveler{halted and said; ‘My young friend, why do you work so . furiously this hot weather? Why do . you, not toss the hay back in the wag‘on and be more deliberate in your lai bors?’ “The boy stopped, wiped the streaming perspiration off. his face on his shirt sleeve, and, pointing to the pile of i hay on the roadside, exclaimed, ‘Stranger, dad’s under thar,’ and then he set about work more furiously than ever.” 0 It is noticeable that the chronic borThere.is no great man so large that Hood's Pills cure biliousness, sick readache, cxeeennen ae GOOCOCOOSOOOEOOO > MAHER @ ¢ BS EE REE EEE GOP work if'they were of praise. s by local applications as they ¢ reach the diseased portion cannot There is only one way ness, and that is by medies. . Itai Er rn Pl rd agree ning oO} us' this 1abe te damaged” fat A ga rambling sound or. epee hea and when it is entirely closed is the result,.and anlese stored to its normal condit will be destroged f. out of ten are: which is nothing bat an in dition of the‘mucous: surfaces. We will give One Hundred Doliars tag any case of Desjugee Se feanend by by catarrb) that cannot be cured hy Hai)’; Oatarrh o Send for ¢ lars; free. J. Oxenry & » Loiedo, uv, Sold by ae ata, Tos Hall’s Family Pills are ) the best. large ladies, 50c. 9, at 25¢ a pair. $1.00. Ladies’ Flannelette and 75¢. $2.50 and $3.00. fornia. window. gossonasenentocnuanacononsananty For Cold WeatherDisplay Look at Our Large Window Children’s Fleece Lined Shirts, Pants and Drawers, all sizes, 25c. Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25¢c. Outsize Shirts and Drawers, fleece lined, for Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00 each. Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 434 to Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, ‘red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Fleeced Wrappers, ready to put on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at 50°, 75¢ and Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $r.50, $1. 751$2.00, Children’s Union Suits, soc, $1 .0O aad $1.25. Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in aougs Come and see them. MAHER & co. P. S.--For Coats and New Plaids see corner Finest in the land. Underskirts, 250, 50c @0©09000000000060 This is the way you will all feel like doing about Christmas time ‘if you don’t have your TAILORING, CLEANING and REPAIRING Done by WAXEL, The Tailor, b Furnishin g Goods >>> FOR GENTLEMEN ac REET TE i BSR Sato Our Fall and Winter Stock i is now-arriving. ‘Watch tor announcement of great money _. saving wie: (SUITS, $6.00 UP . ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY . down. KINKEAD PANTS, $200 UP. COTS: .From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are ‘cheap, to * sure, bat they ar? extra comfortable and durable. 8 hy . KINKEAD, Cash ree Dealer, BSelis them, aud he sells so ere curring ato coma int tha st Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Purniture anda ne, scocenseocenonecceseooseereeeee Bre 0 he od Sa NS ar es ae ee ie ay te me fe ge ee many thats can pat he pic a