October 14, 1899 (4 pages)

coeach, Hose, 4 te the land, a. pair, in pink, blue, L $1.25; D teady to put See, 75¢ and 00 cuak $1.25. nkets in Cali. . x CO. $ see corner © Bie is is. the way you ll all feel like. doing mut Christmas. time jou don't have your AILORING, -EANING and SPAIRING ie by ‘ailor, S, $200 UP. ale ti baresal the en” they are cee) é re : Dealer, mete pi Jey, had his right legamputated below «tbe knee yesterday afternoon at the ~ @ounty hospital. “gomply with the Board’s requirements, “tio “Tots and Comm amen w Ul ae ek soap, five cents ater, nt : iy. “ord & Son's. tf This was payday at most ot the mines ih this district. es ‘Balmon bellies, 5 cents duak at Gay» ~ lord & Son’s. ‘They are delicious. tf} ‘The rainfall at this city for the 24 F hoa ending at nine a. fm, today was] 1 of an inch: _* @ry the fine bread and pastry wii : ‘ “by. the new baker at Chas! Tegler’s. a Popular Bakery. f o8-tf. A marriage license was issued today . to’ Jobn Harry and Miss Elizabeth Z ‘Mnesbone of this city, “Pable Linens ina!l grades and prices. 8 3 We have the best values in the city. . Tap Racer Srons.ER OEE Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifornla Clam Cocktails can always be had at Wm. J. Britiand’s, tt Miss Dora Organ gave a young folks party last evening ut the home of her Lauer: on Wulrdth avenue. A thirteen-year old son of John Rafter has scarlet féver, making the third Child in the family thus afflicted. . The remains of the late Wm. Weighel, who died recently in Santa Cruz county, are to be buried at North San Juan .Gentlemen who enjoy the‘choicest of liquid refreshments should call on Geo. I. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager beer: on draught, ; o14-tf Just arrivedwt Snell & Fleming's the very latest in ladies’ and children’s . Jackets, also in golf and. plush capes. Call and see them: 012-1f The big new ledge in the Champion mine continues to make u rplendid showing.” It is producing some of the best looking ore ever feund on Deer Creek. Last evening the Epworth Uiaene tendered Kev. J. W. Phelps a reception J {a celebration of his reappointment to SACRAMENTO, Oct. 14_ Hon. E. M, Preston, Bert Rector and Dr, Myres Preston of Nevada City met the Elks here: today “who are migrating . to Ne. _ vada City. one hundred in the herd — and they are headed by Congressman De Vries. — They have a big white. goat along and area jolly crowd. “The best people on earth” will own Nevada City tonight. ~There is migrating this way today some one hundred Elks, more or less, from the preserves of San Francisco, Oakland, Stockton, Sacramento, Chico and other places, who will arrive on the five o'clock train, In Odd Fellows hall be+sinning at eight o’clock they will shape, the heads of thirty-seven Nevada Cityans and fit horns on: them. In other words, the visitors will institutea lodge. f the Benevolent and Protective Order. of Elks, which is @ national organization of'a charitable and social nature. When the ceremony of driving in bas been concluded the following ralers of the jovial band will beinstalled : E.M. Prestou,Exalted Ruler ; D. E. Morgan, fisteemed Leading Knight ; E. J. Rec-} ter, Esteemed ‘Goyal Knight ; Fred Miller, Esteemed*Lecturing Knight ; Ralph W. Gaylord, Secretary ; W. D. Vinton, Treasurer ; Charles Ly. Harris, Esquire; F. L: Arbogast, Chaplata 5 : as. F. Colley, Inner Guard; These details of business. being disthe pastorate of the, Methodist church pésed of, the Elks will be herded ‘and here.The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and E. A. Moore . @mmounces that in order to accommodate the public he will continue to make them for a few days longer. tf Yesterday ufternoon some malicious boys robbed Fred: Zeitler’s chestnut trees of tbeir.crop, trampled: down a number of valuable rosebushes und did other damage,’ They should be prosecuted vigorously. ‘Colley Brothers today bid in for mortgage with costa . added) the prop-erty-advertised to be sold: at Sheriff’s gale to. satisfy the judgment in the , ase of Colley-Brothers vs. James A. _ Northway ¢t al. Henry Barton of North San Juan, an ex-member of Company I of Grass ValThe leg was first hurt by blast. and’-then by being thrown from a horse, and the bone became diseased. F. EB! Smith, a Buena Vista sawmill employe,-was bitten on the band by a polecat while he was: sleeping in the open several weeks ago, The animal approached and awakened him when he struck at itand itsnapped his hand. He is now at the county hospital sufferthg from hydrophobia and may die. Grass Valley Briefs. Howard Wark, a native of Pike City, “aged 10 years,8 months and 13. days, died of diphtheria last night at the home of his parents on Main street. A new shoot of ore has been discovered on the 500 foot level of the North Btar. It is now ‘being tested in the mill and good results are anticipated. The ledge is three feet thick. It was a happy gathering. — d riven to the National hotel where they will spend the waning hours grazing. An elaborate banquet is being prepared for them. : " oti Wednesday Night's Attraction. The conrse of "Managera Delcher and pisinessy. with reference to their new -farce, “Brown's in. Town,” which will be the attraction at the theatre here néxt Wednesday evening, illustrates he state of theatrical affairs in New saa York city, as compared with the condi; $3020.42 the. amount of their second . yng existing elséwhers. Hitherto it has been considered by theatrical managers that to make their play, be it comedy, tragedy, or just. plain foolishness, draw on the. road, @ New York ran as absolutely necessary, and to gain the prestige of a metropolitan endorseent which might pass current outside of that interesting city, a great many managers have kept ‘their attractions running there long after the playing ublic had ceased to patronize them, It will be remembered that the comedy, “What Happened to Jones,” went to New York early in its career and after the necessary prestige had been accuulated the tour of the outside world was.continued with success. “Brown’s in'Town” had been played in all the principal cities of the West before going to the metropolis, and while there was not as much glory attached to the success élsewhere as to the success iu New York, it is vastly more profitable, and if the prestige of aNew York ran has waned there will be many a good play produced which has been held back awaiting the endorsement once considred absolutely. necessary. Granted.a Divoace. In the Supertor Court. this morning Mrs. Caroline Plummer of Grass Val+ There ‘are «. wes » San Juan—J. ‘8. Merida, ©. L. Miller, Henry German. ‘French Corral—R. N. Sm: ‘. aen, O.K. Glewaeaal. Walter: Mobley, Grant Skidmore, B. Dd. Skidmore. = ~ Relief Hil!—Chris ° Jape’, J. G.} Landsbarg, J.P. Jones. Grass Valley—M. B, Kerr, Chas. ‘. Brockington, Geo. Mainhart, Geo. ZeJ kina, at ee in sees ¥. Kidder, Geo. Fletcher, Che W. AS Hawley. Wa. apace Joieph 1 Weissbein, Jacob Weiesbein, J. R. K. Nuttall, 0: W, Howard, Jerome Deasy, Walker, James Lakenan, John Glasson, Roger. Stenson, Elam Biggs, M. J. Brock, F. Dulmaine, E: K: Smart, Peter King, Wm. Bray, Geo. Starr, W. 8. Robinson, W. F. Prisk, Ed ‘Morgan, sons, W. G: Lord, A. B, Champion, T. H. Wilhelm, I. Haas, A. D. Foote, C. Huneaker, Thos. Simmons, 1. W. Hays Jr, S. P. Dorsey, F. J. Thomas, H. Pengelly, Ed Fitzsimmons, Geo. Marphy, W. J. Hosking, Geo. Reynolds, Josiah Rowe, H, Fuchs, J. P. Shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, S. M. Harris, Chas. H. Mitchell, H. Nathan, T. J. Michell, Chas, Taylor, Edward Taylor, J. O. Tyrrell, E. 8. Mainbart, A. F. Brady, R: Leech, Al H. Smith, A. Dulmaine,George Mainhart Jr., J. Bamberger. ‘Nevada City—Wm Maber, Wa. Giffin, E. T. Powell, Nat. P. Brown, F. T. Nilon, J, M. Walling, T: 8. Ford, W. F. Dr. J. F. Shaw, J. Gribble, Niles Searls, Wm. McKinlay, J. 0. Campbell, Wm. H. Martin, D. Muir, D. Nivens, A. D. Allan, M, L. Marsh, Gus. Kartschoke, LL. Rosenthal, J. V. Hunter; ©. T. Lindsay, Fred Zeitler, E. J. Rector, B. N. Shoecraft, Fred Searls, H. Lane, A. Isoard, Geo. E. Turner, F. E. WadsGaylord, J. J. Jackson, J. M. BuftingRich, Av Gault, E, M. Preston, 3. T. MePall; 0. Kahl, Bod: ‘Defabla, W. Ww. Waggoner. _ Diving For Gold Successfully, _ §. OG. Cullen, the last of the three divers who prospected the Sacramento river between Redding and Kennet tained in the crevices in the trocky bottom, has gone 40° Chicago. The divers, it is said, were well pleased with the results of their pros‘pecting. Mr. Cullen stated that in March of next yéar they expect to return with a crew of six men and would carry on mining by diving in the river throughout the season. Cyanide Poisoning Antidote. A> prominent physician prescribes the following antidote for victims of cyanide poisoning: “A quantity of’ eae peroxide of hydrogen, distilled water and a Pravarz syringe should be kept in every cyanide plant,and all work mien of the plant should_ be made acquainted with the method of preparing practice which any sensible man can readily acquire. meee ——— . BORN At Relief Hill, October llth, 1899, to The City ‘Trustees sabseribed $50 ley, was granted a divorce from Jobn. the wife of Arthur Penrose, 6 A daughlast night to the Miners’ Association fund. -Captain John Cross, the electric railway promoter, having failed to all further action in regard to: adver. tising. for. bids for’a franchise were dropped, A Tree Holds Up a Stege. ‘The Downieville stage was two hours late in reaching this city last evening, not getting in till half past seven o'clock. The delay was occasioned by ing up the Goodyéar Bar grade andwhen _. within a mile and a half-of the Mountain House he found ‘the road obstructed by a big tree that had been blown across #t. Theré were no passengers aboard. He: tied the. horses, ~ walted to thé Mountain House, got an ax, then walked back again and cut a “gection out of the tree so he could get the stage through. It took him two ai to raise the blockade. Prac meena ran ne A Question ot Living. “Man wants but little here below,” — but it must be as good.as.the best now_ adays or he growls. The Restor Broth“ers realize this fact, and i in ‘order to win success devote all theirtime and abil_ ity to keeping the National hotel.of em ity in the front rank of the interpotels ofthe State. ‘The public *Srecogaies the superiority of this house, “as is evidenced bg the. big business it < 1ddes. tie 7 For pecers or Sale. jummer on the ground of desertion: The couple were married at Bristol, England, January 11th, 1873, On April /13tb, 1898, defendant deserted the woman, They had three children. aged respectively 23, 18 and 13 years. ge Accident at the Alaska Mine. Wednesday night an eccentric to the engine which furnishes power for the miilat the Alaska mine broke and the stamps Have been hung up since. A machinist from San Francisco went to -@ blockade, Sam Woolever. was driv-. the mine today to repair the duipeged part. “Arms cand the Man. ‘a A man applied to the college for a coat of arms, says a writer in the Cornhill Magazine, and. was asked if any of his ancestors had been renowned for any singular achievements, The man paused and considered, buticould recollect nothing. “Your father,” said the herald, aid{ng bis memory, “your grandfather, your great-grandfather?” “No,” returned the applicant, “I never knew that I had a great-grandfather or a grandfather.” “Of yourself?’ asked this creator of" dignity. ~*“T know nothing remarkable of myself,” returned the man, “only that being once locked up in Ludgate prison for debt 1 found means to escape from an upper window, and that, you know, ‘ig no honor in a man’s scutcheon.” “and how did you get down?” said the herald. «~“Qda enough,” retorted.the man. “1 procured a cord, fixed it round the neck of the statue of King’ Lud, on the out ‘Sewing Machines of all makes for . side of the building, and thus let my: ‘Gale or tohieaa qt “astonishingly low _ prices. Good second-hand magbines ia _ perfect order, for sile very. cheep. "Oh z and repairing a specialty. Luce & Suaw Co. felf down.” ‘1 have it,” you.” said -the herald, “No. . 4 Lonor!’ Lineally descended’ from ‘King 41 tad! And-bis coat of arms will do for ter. “A Good Paymaster : Starts Notiats. Assurances.’” There is one good paymaster who is around on time, gives full value, .and never fails in his duty. It is your privilege to select him, and his name ts pure wholesome’ blood. © This paymaster makes the rounds of the body, visits brain, stomach, kidneys, liver, heart and head alike. a guarantor: that ‘this payGa will do his duty. the blood is impure, i cannot do its dy ae oe aiela. Gor s a fies, witalises and enriches the blood. # never disappoints.” Catarrh—~ ‘My throat was in such a condition «with catarrh that I could hardly swallow and had no appetite. Hood's Sarsaparilla an excellent remedy, White, Ennis, Texas. Boils—“‘My bods vanished. after Itook and gave me strength. Hood's. Pills my sick headache.” J. W. Capell, Cely, Se North Bioomfleld Re 1 be isin: Jobn Eddie, T. F. Phillips, W. E. Par-. Englebright, John Spaulding, Dr. C. * W. Chapman, M. Coyne, H. Schr@eder, M. W. Mather, Jos. Fetz, L.S. Calkins, . i worth, Geo. ©. Shaw, Geo. Legg, G. 0.7 ton, B. S. Rector, T. HB. Carr, J. 0.) ad Morgan, A. Goetz, ©, H, Mallen, D. for the gold that. might be con-. and of injecting it subcutaneously—a . p \ Hood’s Sarsaparilla acts as 1 I found and now have a good appetite.”” Ella J. ‘Hood's Sarsapagilla. © pertfiad ray eae Mafeking. troops were kfiled. . after the train : = ee . Wind and For a ,, {Ports a dense fog and ‘no wind, ". weather and no race between J. E. Poingdestre, E. 0. Greller, Robert the Caltinitbia, and Shamrock. of Samoa. Arua, Oct. =o Seog amasese Samoa.: Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and’ Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst. cases relieved immediately Price 25 cts., 50 ots.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf “Man proposes”. ret he usually needs a lot. of encouraging. : . Prevent ‘Race. “New York, “Oct. 14. ——The operator at Sandy Hook re-. Great Lerr Qver SaLe The prospect is for calm . has been. proclaimed King of . t. stroyed os ihe: Boers south of. an Fifteen British . . The} ! ——— it Ornainents. Prices Away Down. Yow: Say So, -~ When You See Priccs, et American Fuporting Tea Cu Stores Everywhere. 100 Stores. . g Prociaimed King” . Commerctat street, 66 Mill arent: Cope keeeeu ae in Vous Toilet To connect with the new eower . . ‘ USE::: Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. _and save money. We nections. We employ ~-On your Sewer Work if you want to have @ fitet-class job sell Pipe at the lowest market & prices, if you want todo your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connone bat first-class workmen. . : Winter Is Coming On. surprisingly moderate George E. You may teed a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are for such stoves, Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, CAPE SEASON goods are above the To call and inspect SNELL & OPENING OF THE Ths’ Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We havea full line ‘ of Eastero importations, fresh from the Eastern maaufacturers. Theré is.a grace and style about. their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ‘usual standard. . Ladies, You Are Invited the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. gt” the old pfices prevail. We have “Hood's Pills eae abt ad oa, et fo teks SS 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 plane: weeny 8 Senet Sete, nod an honest bargain. our pride, . A. & H. W. HARTUNG, ° Beginning tomorrow cow the sharenss of AS ea hac this city will open their evening. serBoers shelled the wreckage] vices at seven. o'olook’ ‘thatend of at ~ . Me Ramen 2 ‘. PER A yf L BE hits to nO F amount ee as -OTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE ll of th ag A of Nethe State and Are Now Duetour oud ie ear t ueciseek are « LESS PAID. PRIOR THERETO ae that ifsaid one-half be not coe the last Monday in A me tied next at 6 co ove per cent. ai ning one-half of the t on on ant sities Hones ds Il be. payable c taxes Silie daineast te tke lon Mone Mo April eae thereaiter at 6 o'clock p on ena unléss paid prior thereto va per cent will Le t9 the 9 the amount. AS re REIN PI PROVIDED, DUE AND lence of the T leaner Alewing pibeee on Dn ce taxes ‘or the purpose of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. October 20, NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 23d. GRASS VALLEY, at City Halli, Holbrooke Block, Main street, October 25th, 26th, 27th a“ 28th, J J. JACKSON, Tax Collector Nevada County. Re Laeeoe and that “Like Nectar to My Lips. is the © Foley’s Commercial Street, Nevada City. is GRAPES. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco, Mission, and, in fact, every variety that.is grown. Remember that figs are nearly out, so get in orders early. WM. H. ANDREWS K . Broad Street Fruit Market. Tayi _ = Commercial Course, 6m. . $50 Gon Seaton course—iucluding Shorthand, Cofomercial and Ty pewriting — School year 9 mos. a Teachers’ course, 3 months Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 3 mos. Fall term began ~ September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal. : Marysville, Cal. 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 50 cents per year. Send 5centsforsample copy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING CO., Nevada City, eed 9, 1899. ne 636 Broapway New Yore ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, bat 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. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and stylish as ever. ITam-now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the , C. J. BRAND, . Broad Street Preliminary Announcement _ sectnaitiiantstreationnyust MISS NELLIE TETREAU, on Main street. Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display wwii. EX. a the popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this week to resume her positionas head trimmer in our store Of this season’s stylish novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hats ribbons, flowers, plumes, ete. CSrawetord. “PROTECT Dickerman’s : = . . YOUR DISINFECTANTS , DEODORIZERS : FUMIGATORS SO8SSSSG6SSS05965058 HOMES . ! PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES ANTISEPTICS Drug : Store. Y 669595959996 J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY ee e e Proprietor Shasta Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. 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coeach, Hose, 4 te the land, a. pair, in pink, blue, L $1.25; D teady to put See, 75¢ and 00 cuak $1.25. nkets in Cali. . x CO. $ see corner © Bie is is. the way you ll all feel like. doing mut Christmas. time jou don't have your AILORING, -EANING and SPAIRING ie by ‘ailor, S, $200 UP. ale ti baresal the en” they are cee) é re : Dealer, mete pi Jey, had his right legamputated below «tbe knee yesterday afternoon at the ~ @ounty hospital. “gomply with the Board’s requirements, “tio “Tots and Comm amen w Ul ae ek soap, five cents ater, nt : iy. “ord & Son's. tf This was payday at most ot the mines ih this district.. es ‘Balmon bellies, 5 cents duak at Gay» ~ lord & Son’s. ‘They are delicious. tf} ‘The rainfall at this city for the 24 F hoa ending at nine a. fm, today was] 1 of an inch: _* @ry the fine bread and pastry wii : ‘ “by. the new baker at Chas! Tegler’s. a Popular Bakery. f o8-tf. A marriage license was issued today . to’ Jobn Harry and Miss Elizabeth Z ‘Mnesbone of this city, “Pable Linens ina!l grades and prices. 8 3 We have the best values in the city. . Tap Racer Srons.ER OEE Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifornla Clam Cocktails can always be had at Wm. J. Britiand’s, tt Miss Dora Organ gave a young folks party last evening ut the home of her Lauer: on Wulrdth avenue. A thirteen-year old son of John Rafter has scarlet féver, making the third Child in the family thus afflicted. . The remains of the late Wm. Weighel, who died recently in Santa Cruz county, are to be buried at North San Juan .Gentlemen who enjoy the‘choicest of liquid refreshments should call on Geo. I. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager beer: on draught, ; o14-tf Just arrivedwt Snell & Fleming's the very latest in ladies’ and children’s . Jackets, also in golf and. plush capes. Call and see them: 012-1f The big new ledge in the Champion mine continues to make u rplendid showing.” It is producing some of the best looking ore ever feund on Deer Creek. Last evening the Epworth Uiaene tendered Kev. J. W. Phelps a reception J {a celebration of his reappointment to SACRAMENTO, Oct. 14_ Hon. E. M, Preston, Bert Rector and Dr, Myres Preston of Nevada City met the Elks here: today “who are migrating . to Ne. _ vada City. one hundred in the herd — and they are headed by Congressman De Vries. — They have a big white. goat along and area jolly crowd. “The best people on earth” will own Nevada City tonight. ~There is migrating this way today some one hundred Elks, more or less, from the preserves of San Francisco, Oakland, Stockton, Sacramento, Chico and other places, who will arrive on the five o'clock train, In Odd Fellows hall be+sinning at eight o’clock they will shape, the heads of thirty-seven Nevada Cityans and fit horns on: them. In other words, the visitors will institutea lodge. f the Benevolent and Protective Order. of Elks, which is @ national organization of'a charitable and social nature. When the ceremony of driving in bas been concluded the following ralers of the jovial band will beinstalled : E.M. Prestou,Exalted Ruler ; D. E. Morgan, fisteemed Leading Knight ; E. J. Rec-} ter, Esteemed ‘Goyal Knight ; Fred Miller, Esteemed*Lecturing Knight ; Ralph W. Gaylord, Secretary ; W. D. Vinton, Treasurer ; Charles Ly. Harris, Esquire; F. L: Arbogast, Chaplata 5 : as. F. Colley, Inner Guard; These details of business. being disthe pastorate of the, Methodist church pésed of, the Elks will be herded ‘and here.The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and E. A. Moore . @mmounces that in order to accommodate the public he will continue to make them for a few days longer. tf Yesterday ufternoon some malicious boys robbed Fred: Zeitler’s chestnut trees of tbeir.crop, trampled: down a number of valuable rosebushes und did other damage,’ They should be prosecuted vigorously.. ‘Colley Brothers today bid in for mortgage with costa . added) the prop-erty-advertised to be sold: at Sheriff’s gale to. satisfy the judgment in the , ase of Colley-Brothers vs. James A. _ Northway ¢t al. Henry Barton of North San Juan, an ex-member of Company I of Grass ValThe leg was first hurt by blast. and’-then by being thrown from a horse, and the bone became diseased. F. EB! Smith, a Buena Vista sawmill employe,-was bitten on the band by a polecat while he was: sleeping in the open several weeks ago, The animal approached and awakened him when he struck at itand itsnapped his hand. He is now at the county hospital sufferthg from hydrophobia and may die. Grass Valley Briefs. Howard Wark, a native of Pike City, “aged 10 years,8 months and 13. days, died of diphtheria last night at the home of his parents on Main street. A new shoot of ore has been discovered on the 500 foot level of the North Btar. It is now ‘being tested in the mill and good results are anticipated. The ledge is three feet thick. It was a happy gathering. — d riven to the National hotel where they will spend the waning hours grazing. An elaborate banquet is being prepared for them. : " oti Wednesday Night's Attraction. The conrse of "Managera Delcher and pisinessy. with reference to their new -farce, “Brown's in. Town,” which will be the attraction at the theatre here néxt Wednesday evening, illustrates he state of theatrical affairs in New saa York city, as compared with the condi; $3020.42 the. amount of their second . yng existing elséwhers. Hitherto it has been considered by theatrical managers that to make their play, be it comedy, tragedy, or just. plain foolishness, draw on the. road, @ New York ran as absolutely necessary, and to gain the prestige of a metropolitan endorseent which might pass current outside of that interesting city, a great many managers have kept ‘their attractions running there long after the playing ublic had ceased to patronize them, It will be remembered that the comedy, “What Happened to Jones,” went to New York early in its career and after the necessary prestige had been accuulated the tour of the outside world was.continued with success. “Brown’s in'Town” had been played in all the principal cities of the West before going to the metropolis, and while there was not as much glory attached to the success élsewhere as to the success iu New York, it is vastly more profitable, and if the prestige of aNew York ran has waned there will be many a good play produced which has been held back awaiting the endorsement once considred absolutely. necessary. Granted.a Divoace. In the Supertor Court. this morning Mrs. Caroline Plummer of Grass Val+ There ‘are «. wes » San Juan—J. ‘8. Merida, ©. L. Miller, Henry German. ‘French Corral—R. N. Sm: ‘. aen, O.K. Glewaeaal. Walter: Mobley, Grant Skidmore, B. Dd. Skidmore. = ~ Relief Hil!—Chris ° Jape’, J. G.} Landsbarg, J.P. Jones. Grass Valley—M. B, Kerr, Chas. ‘. Brockington, Geo. Mainhart, Geo. ZeJ kina, at ee in sees ¥. Kidder, Geo. Fletcher, Che W. AS Hawley. Wa. apace Joieph 1 Weissbein, Jacob Weiesbein, J. R. K. Nuttall, 0: W, Howard, Jerome Deasy, Walker, James Lakenan, John Glasson, Roger. Stenson, Elam Biggs, M. J. Brock, F. Dulmaine, E: K: Smart, Peter King, Wm. Bray, Geo. Starr, W. 8. Robinson, W. F. Prisk, Ed ‘Morgan, sons, W. G: Lord, A. B, Champion, T. H. Wilhelm, I. Haas, A. D. Foote, C. Huneaker, Thos. Simmons, 1. W. Hays Jr, S. P. Dorsey, F. J. Thomas, H. Pengelly, Ed Fitzsimmons, Geo. Marphy, W. J. Hosking, Geo. Reynolds, Josiah Rowe, H, Fuchs, J. P. Shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, S. M. Harris, Chas. H. Mitchell, H. Nathan, T. J. Michell, Chas, Taylor, Edward Taylor, J. O. Tyrrell, E. 8. Mainbart, A. F. Brady, R: Leech, Al H. Smith, A. Dulmaine,George Mainhart Jr., J. Bamberger. ‘Nevada City—Wm Maber, Wa.. Giffin, E. T. Powell, Nat. P. Brown, F. T. Nilon, J, M. Walling, T: 8. Ford, W. F. Dr. J. F. Shaw, J. Gribble, Niles Searls, Wm. McKinlay, J. 0. Campbell, Wm. H. Martin, D. Muir, D. Nivens, A. D. Allan, M, L. Marsh, Gus. Kartschoke, LL. Rosenthal, J. V. Hunter; ©. T. Lindsay, Fred Zeitler, E. J. Rector, B. N. Shoecraft, Fred Searls, H. Lane, A. Isoard, Geo. E. Turner, F. E. WadsGaylord, J. J. Jackson, J. M. BuftingRich, Av Gault, E, M. Preston, 3. T. MePall; 0. Kahl, Bod: ‘Defabla, W. Ww. Waggoner. _ Diving For Gold Successfully, _ §. OG. Cullen, the last of the three divers who prospected the Sacramento river between Redding and Kennet tained in the crevices in the trocky bottom, has gone 40° Chicago. The divers, it is said, were well pleased with the results of their pros‘pecting. Mr. Cullen stated that in March of next yéar they expect to return with a crew of six men and would carry on mining by diving in the river throughout the season. Cyanide Poisoning Antidote. A> prominent physician prescribes the following antidote for victims of cyanide poisoning: “A quantity of’ eae peroxide of hydrogen, distilled water and a Pravarz syringe should be kept in every cyanide plant,and all work mien of the plant should_ be made acquainted with the method of preparing practice which any sensible man can readily acquire. meee ——— . BORN At Relief Hill, October llth, 1899, to The City ‘Trustees sabseribed $50 ley, was granted a divorce from Jobn. the wife of Arthur Penrose, 6 A daughlast night to the Miners’ Association fund. -Captain John Cross, the electric railway promoter, having failed to all further action in regard to: adver. tising. for. bids for’a franchise were dropped, A Tree Holds Up a Stege. ‘The Downieville stage was two hours late in reaching this city last evening, not getting in till half past seven o'clock. The delay was occasioned by ing up the Goodyéar Bar grade andwhen _. within a mile and a half-of the Mountain House he found ‘the road obstructed by a big tree that had been blown across #t. Theré were no passengers aboard. He: tied the. horses, ~ walted to thé Mountain House, got an ax, then walked back again and cut a “gection out of the tree so he could get the stage through. It took him two ai to raise the blockade. Prac meena ran ne A Question ot Living. “Man wants but little here below,” — but it must be as good.as.the best now_ adays or he growls. The Restor Broth“ers realize this fact, and i in ‘order to win success devote all theirtime and abil_ ity to keeping the National hotel.of em ity in the front rank of the interpotels ofthe State. ‘The public *Srecogaies the superiority of this house, “as is evidenced bg the. big business it < 1ddes. tie 7 For pecers or Sale. jummer on the ground of desertion: The couple were married at Bristol, England, January 11th, 1873, On April /13tb, 1898, defendant deserted the woman, They had three children. aged respectively 23, 18 and 13 years. ge Accident at the Alaska Mine. Wednesday night an eccentric to the engine which furnishes power for the miilat the Alaska mine broke and the stamps Have been hung up since. A machinist from San Francisco went to -@ blockade, Sam Woolever. was driv-. the mine today to repair the duipeged part. “Arms cand the Man. ‘a

A man applied to the college for a coat of arms, says a writer in the Cornhill Magazine, and. was asked if any of his ancestors had been renowned for any singular achievements, The man paused and considered, buticould recollect nothing. “Your father,” said the herald, aid{ng bis memory, “your grandfather, your great-grandfather?” “No,” returned the applicant, “I never knew that I had a great-grandfather or a grandfather.” “Of yourself?’ asked this creator of" dignity. ~*“T know nothing remarkable of myself,” returned the man, “only that being once locked up in Ludgate prison for debt 1 found means to escape from an upper window, and that, you know, ‘ig no honor in a man’s scutcheon.” “and how did you get down?” said the herald. «~“Qda enough,” retorted.the man. “1 procured a cord, fixed it round the neck of the statue of King’ Lud, on the out ‘Sewing Machines of all makes for . side of the building, and thus let my: ‘Gale or tohieaa qt “astonishingly low _ prices. Good second-hand magbines ia _ perfect order, for sile very. cheep. "Oh z and repairing a specialty. Luce & Suaw Co. felf down.” ‘1 have it,” you.” said -the herald, “No. . 4 Lonor!’ Lineally descended’ from ‘King 41 tad! And-bis coat of arms will do for ter.. “A Good Paymaster : Starts Notiats. Assurances.’” There is one good paymaster who is around on time, gives full value, .and never fails in his duty. It is your privilege to select him, and his name ts pure wholesome’ blood. © This paymaster makes the rounds of the body, visits brain, stomach, kidneys, liver, heart and head alike. a guarantor: that ‘this payGa will do his duty. the blood is impure, i cannot do its dy ae oe aiela. Gor s a fies, witalises and enriches the blood. # never disappoints.” Catarrh—~ ‘My throat was in such a condition «with catarrh that I could hardly swallow and had no appetite. Hood's Sarsaparilla an excellent remedy, White, Ennis, Texas. Boils—“‘My bods vanished. after Itook and gave me strength. Hood's. Pills my sick headache.” J. W. Capell, Cely, Se North Bioomfleld Re 1 be isin: Jobn Eddie, T. F. Phillips, W. E. Par-. Englebright, John Spaulding, Dr. C. * W. Chapman, M. Coyne, H. Schr@eder, M. W. Mather, Jos. Fetz, L.S. Calkins, . i worth, Geo. ©. Shaw, Geo. Legg, G. 0.7 ton, B. S. Rector, T. HB. Carr, J. 0.) ad Morgan, A. Goetz, ©, H, Mallen, D. for the gold that. might be con-. and of injecting it subcutaneously—a . p \ Hood’s Sarsaparilla acts as 1 I found and now have a good appetite.”” Ella J. ‘Hood's Sarsapagilla. © pertfiad ray eae Mafeking. troops were kfiled. . after the train : = ee . Wind and For a ,, {Ports a dense fog and ‘no wind, ". weather and no race between J. E. Poingdestre, E. 0. Greller, Robert the Caltinitbia, and Shamrock. of Samoa. Arua, Oct. =o Seog amasese Samoa.: Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is 80 agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and’ Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst. cases relieved immediately Price 25 cts., 50 ots.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf “Man proposes”. ret he usually needs a lot. of encouraging. : . Prevent ‘Race. “New York, “Oct. 14. ——The operator at Sandy Hook re-. Great Lerr Qver SaLe The prospect is for calm . has been. proclaimed King of . t. stroyed os ihe: Boers south of. an Fifteen British . . The} ! ——— it Ornainents. Prices Away Down. Yow: Say So, -~ When You See Priccs, et American Fuporting Tea Cu Stores Everywhere. 100 Stores. . g Prociaimed King” . Commerctat street, 66 Mill arent: Cope keeeeu ae in Vous Toilet To connect with the new eower . . ‘ USE::: Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. _and save money. We nections. We employ ~-On your Sewer Work if you want to have @ fitet-class job sell Pipe at the lowest market & prices, if you want todo your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connone bat first-class workmen. . : Winter Is Coming On. surprisingly moderate George E. You may teed a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are for such stoves, Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, CAPE SEASON goods are above the To call and inspect SNELL & OPENING OF THE Ths’ Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We havea full line ‘ of Eastero importations, fresh from the Eastern maaufacturers. Theré is.a grace and style about. their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ‘usual standard. . Ladies, You Are Invited the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. gt” the old pfices prevail. We have “Hood's Pills eae abt ad oa, et fo teks SS 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 plane: weeny 8 Senet Sete, nod an honest bargain. our pride, . A. & H. W. HARTUNG, ° Beginning tomorrow cow the sharenss of AS ea hac this city will open their evening. serBoers shelled the wreckage] vices at seven. o'olook’ ‘thatend of at ~ . Me Ramen 2 ‘. PER A yf L BE hits to nO F amount ee as -OTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE ll of th ag A of Nethe State and Are Now Duetour oud ie ear t ueciseek are « LESS PAID. PRIOR THERETO ae that ifsaid one-half be not coe the last Monday in A me tied next at 6 co ove per cent. ai ning one-half of the t on on ant sities Hones ds Il be. payable c taxes Silie daineast te tke lon Mone Mo April eae thereaiter at 6 o'clock p on ena unléss paid prior thereto va per cent will Le t9 the 9 the amount. AS re REIN PI PROVIDED, DUE AND lence of the T leaner Alewing pibeee on Dn ce taxes ‘or the purpose of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. October 20, NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 23d. GRASS VALLEY, at City Halli, Holbrooke Block, Main street, October 25th, 26th, 27th a“ 28th, J J. JACKSON, Tax Collector Nevada County. Re Laeeoe and that “Like Nectar to My Lips. is the © Foley’s Commercial Street, Nevada City. is GRAPES.. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco, Mission, and, in fact, every variety that.is grown. Remember that figs are nearly out, so get in orders early. WM. H. ANDREWS K . Broad Street Fruit Market. Tayi _ = Commercial Course, 6m. . $50 Gon Seaton course—iucluding Shorthand, Cofomercial and Ty pewriting — School year 9 mos. a Teachers’ course, 3 months Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 3 mos.. Fall term began ~ September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal. : Marysville, Cal. 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 50 cents per year. Send 5centsforsample copy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING CO., Nevada City, eed 9, 1899. ne 636 Broapway New Yore ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, bat 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. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and stylish as ever. ITam-now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the , C. J. BRAND, . Broad Street Preliminary Announcement _ sectnaitiiantstreationnyust MISS NELLIE TETREAU, on Main street. Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display wwii. EX. a the popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this week to resume her positionas head trimmer in our store Of this season’s stylish novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hats ribbons, flowers, plumes, ete. CSrawetord. “PROTECT Dickerman’s : = . . YOUR DISINFECTANTS , DEODORIZERS : FUMIGATORS SO8SSSSG6SSS05965058 HOMES . ! PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES ANTISEPTICS Drug : Store. Y 669595959996 J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY ee e e Proprietor Shasta Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. 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