October 17, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. ished ning except BROWN & CALKINS. MN. Pp. BROWNE. L. 8. CALKINS. cai " acsnapetene ovecenten TUESDAY ', OCT. — 17, 1899 ABRE’S RICHNESS FOR YOU. Valley Editor Whose Wish Is Father to His Thonght. The local Association of miners in this‘county aud the Anti-Debris Assofinor Notes and Comments of ‘Local ~ Interest. Sand soap, five centaa bar, at Gaylord .& Son’s.tf Mrs. Thos. Brock and daughter came down today from Derbec. iord & Son’s. They are delicious. tf Onur 25e fleece lined: anderwear ‘for . Jadies are the best intown. The Racket Store, = a i It Farmer Cunningham of North San Juan and bis family visited the county Seat today. Try the fine bread and pastry mude ciation each make # showing occns-. . the new baker at Obas. Togler’s ionally, but there certainly is less in-. terest taken in them than in the. past. . Annually a meeting is beld in Smartsville, when a half dozen men are chosen to attend the State Miners Association . Of course some of} them will attend the meetiug, but only . _ in San Francisco, to have a good'time and to contribute a few. dollars to San Francisco. In Nevada county where there are more real miners at work than in any other county in the State, there is very little interest taken in the State Miners Association. In fact, if the Supervisors had not voted $509 from the county treasury as a contribution, the’ State Association this year would have received very little money from Nevada county. Lhe laboring miners do not receive any benefit from the organization. A few men attend the meetings annually and make the same speeches, but they are not miners.—Marysville Democrat, All of which is baiderdash, as Brother Sherwood unquestionably knows very well. At the annual meeting of the Nevada County Association held iv this city on the 7th instant, the City Hall was crowded to the doors: with mine owners and other men directly connected with the industry, and they had come from all parts of the county where mining is carried on. The Association’s board of officers as well as its township committees are largely made up of men directly engaged in mining as employers or employed. Our citizens. have seldom if ever contributed more cheerfully or liberally to the treasury .of the Association than they are doing this year. They are not giving their money for the fun oi the thing, nor are they going in large numbers to the State convention next week just for a lark. They realize that if the anti-miners of. Yuba, Sutter; Colusa and Sacramento counties, who are being egged on by lawyers Devlin, Phipps and other plotters of that kidney, are not headed off in their jobbery, that all classes of mining will eventually be crippled if not killed, . and that such a result would mean the practical wipiug-_off the-map-of-Nevada county. Of course it-is-the policy df the anti-mining conspirators and the two or three papers standing in with them to luil the miners into fancied security, but the miners have had considerable experience of a costly character in the twenty-odd years that the valley ring has been engaged in its bushwhacking, and they are not going to lie down on their arms now. _—~+ Oe The Thistle Shaft, The Plumas Independent says that . the Thistle mine, in the success of which, to a certain extent, the counties of Sierra and Plumas are mutually interested, is now being pierced by a third bore hole, which it is hoped when down to bedrock will satisfactorily determine the level at which a tunnel may be driven into the rich gravel of the Thistle. The boring machine is employed to locate the different levels of the bedrock, and not in prospecting for gold or gravel. -Two holes have previously been put down. It is an article of faith with all old time miners acquainted with the locality referred to, that the gravel deposit so long mined at Gibsonville, runs the entire length of the Gibsonville ridge. ———+ Owe -—— Jefferson D. Smiley, commercial! . traveler for Sherwood & Sherwood, . ’ died in San Francisco Sunday of ty-! phoid fever. He was aged 88 years, 6} months and 27 days. He leaves a’ Popular Bakery. . O8-tf, . Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Califor. nia Clam Cocktails can always be had iat Wm. J. Britland’s. ; tt The Nevada County: Electric’ Power Company has levied_assessment No. 8 of $1 a share, delinquent Nov. 20th. The Red Dog debris case has been ‘ransferred from the federal courts to the Superior Court of Sutter county for trial. Mrs. Jacka, an old lady living between North Bloomfield and Columbia Hill, was brought to the county hospital today. : Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of liquid refreshments shuuld call on Geo. {. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager beer on draught. ol4-tf . Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the very latest in ladies’ and children’s jackets, also in golf and plush capes. Call and see them. 012-tf When a man dies nowadays leaving a :ew hundred dollars, be is considered poor iudeed if at least one or two alleged widows do not tarfi ap. ‘The members of the Ladies of the G A.R. are requested to be present at the regular business meeting tomorrow at two o’clock at Odd Fellows Hall. The members of Eagle Hose Compapy are meeting with encouraging results in selling tickets for the. benefit dance they will give at Odd Fellows’ Hall Friday ‘night. Grand Councilor Savage of San Franéisco will on Thursday evening next visit Nevada City Council, O. C F. He is a lawyer and said to be an excellent speaker. The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and E. A. Moore announces thatin order to accommodate the public be will continue to make them for a:few days longer. tf County Clerk Arbogast is busy sending Gréat Register trausfers to former residents of this county who are now in San Francisco or Sacramento and want to take a hand in the cuming municipal elections there. ——— — + 2-2 A Teacher Buys a Home, George W. Ogden, a teacher in the city schools, has bonght from. George Dulac the residence property on Main street now occupied by David Muir snd family. The lot bas a frontage of forty feet and a depth of over 200. Mr. Ogden contemplutes making numerSus improvements to the property. “SELF PRESERVATION is the first law . of Nature,” and to take. Hood’s Sarsa! parilla on the first appearance of im. pure blood is sn important step toward self prevervafion. It makes rick, red blood and insures good health. Hood’s Pills are uon-irritating, mild, effective. 2 For Rent of Sate. Sewing Machines of, all makes for . Sale or for rent, at astonishingly low . prices, Good ‘sécond-hand machines iv . perfect order, for sale very cheap. Cleaning and repairing a:specialty. 826-1m Lrea & Suaw Co. = we Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is de sired, By order, ; Geo. CaLANAN Pres. E. J. Morean, See’y._UNION:-:HOTEL, Death of J. D. Smiley. flain Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, + Prop W.A. Lewis, Stockton, W Fisher, bee G, E. Voche, San Francisco, S.M Brown, ” widow. Mr. Smiley frequently visited . this city and was very popular with . our’ business people, some of whom) will go to San Francisco to attend the . funéral. . Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot . reach the diseased portion of the ear . There is only one way to cure deaf . ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, . and when it is entirely closed, Deafness . is the result, and unless the inflamma. tion can be taken out and this tube re-. Stored to its normal condition, hearing\. will be destroyed forever; nine cases . out of ten are caused by Cattarrh, . which is nothing but an inflamed con-. dition of the mucous sarfaces. We willgive One Hundred Dollars for . any case of Deafness (caused by ca-. tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free. F. J. Cuenry & Co, Toledo, U, . Sold by Druggists, 75c. J Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ° ~~ ' *ee What Is Shiloh ? . A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds snd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured in-?+ numerable cases of incipient consump. tior and relieved many in ady i stages. If you are not satisfied with . the results we will refund your money. . Price 25 ots., 50 cts. and $1.00, For! gale by H; Dickerman, BE SOG A is aT the druggist. tf. ’ .J Owen, Grass Valley, . Baker, Truckee, . Crow, id . A Conden, Dutch Fiat, . W. Denel, Colfax, . Champlain, “ . Monroe, North Ploomfield. : Salmon bellies, 5 cents each at Gay-. ha: KN s bas Sri we PERSONAL POINTERS, : 4 Dafly Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. L. Hyman went to San Francisco tcFred Breese came home today from Gaston. Mrs. J. M. Hadley left this noon for San Francisco. . — * . Mrs. Charles Bennetts returned last tight from Sacramento, Miss Ella Godfrey of Columbia Hill has gone to San Jose to remain. O. G. Weipenburger and Thos Jewett returned td the Plombago mine today. Oscar Sheler and H. N. Bothros of San-Francieco arrived bere this morning. Mies Mary Kelleher went to Washington yesterday on a visit to her parents. Misses May Martin and Annie James leave this week on @ monthb’s visit to San Francisco, ; Miss Helen Graham of Selby Flat arrived home last evening from a visit to New. Whatcom. . Miss Eleanor Valantine. left today for San Francisco to join h& mother who is living there. , Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffries of Oakland. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. ¥. Englebright. D. Farth of North San Juan and A. Pugh of Washington left-on the noon train for San Francisco. Supervisor Al Wood returned last night from San Francisco and went to his home at North San Juan today. F. H. Hill’ of this city expects to leave soon for Mexico to take the sup-erintendency of the Cobre Grand copper mines. Mrs. Scott who bas been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, returned today to Mariposa county. Miss Nellie Reynolds accompanied her home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield passed through town today on their way home from San Francisco where Mr. Glasson was a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Masons. : ——_———— & Sure Cure For Howls. “2 say. mamma,” said Charlie, who was watching his mamma bathe the new girl baby, “what would happen if you would put her in the bathtub and go away off and leave her to wash ber ownself, like me?” =m tle sister would get water in her mouth and drown.” Would itt her-ali—up-fult—witir water so she couldn't how! no more?” inquired Charlie. ‘ “Yes, I'm afraid it would,” skid mamma, pleased with tue interest Charlie was taking in his sister’s welfare. “I say, mum,” exclaimed Charlie. enthusiastically, “let's put her in right away.”—Providence Telegram. He Knew Her. ; Yon Blumer— How is it you are taking luncheon alone? . thought . saw you going down town with. your wife this morning. ee Witherby—You did. But she saw something in a window that she wanted to look at. and . told her 1 would wait outside. I'm going back late this afternoon to catch her as she comes out.—Detroit Free Press. A Neat Selection. “That’s a nice umbrella you have there.” “Ain't [t? taste, doesn’t it?” “It certainly does. Where did: you get it?” : “Picked it out of ‘a@*buneh of seven that were standing ipthe boarding Plain Dealer. Worl as the Jaws. John Bulwer, a quaint writer of the seventeenth century, recommends the following three dinner rules: Stridor défitigm. altum silentium, rumor gentium, which has been humorously translated, “Work for the jaws. a silent*pause, frequent ha-has.”—What to Se " Wealth maketh many friends; but the poor is separated’from his neighbors. Notice of Proving Will. NTHE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of Californthe matter of the Estate of JOSEPH IGHT, deceased. oticeis hereby given that Monday, the 30th day of ‘ctober, 1899, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said vg fob the Court Room of said Court. at the urt House in the city and county of Nevada, has heen appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will. of said po Knight. decease+, and heering the application of P. F. Simonds for the issusnceto him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated Wc ober etna . BOGAST, Clerk. By A. J. Hosxine, Deputy Clerk. “I'm afraid,” said mamma, “that fitRefiects* credit on my4 house hall this morning.”—Cleveland SLIGKENS IN AUSTRALIA. The Anti-Debris Cranks After the Gold Diggers There, ing is rapidly developing into one of the main industries of Australasia. It has been gaining ground in the colony of Victoria for some time past, and now an anti-debris clique is busily trying to stop the workin the interest of the dearly beloved farmer, who, of course, is dragged to the front as leading the faction, willing or unwilling. The case of the California clique is cited, although nothing is said of the loss to the State of $90,000,000 during the time when the iniquitous law against bydraulicking diegraced the statute books. Fortunately, the Minister of Mines in Victoria has something to say in the matter, Free from the entanglement of the village Dogberry, he has publicly stated that he favors the dredging system. Fancy arlyone doing such a thing in California. Why, when hydraulic mining was under the ban here, some of the staunchest friends of the industry today could not have been forced to open their mouths in its defense at the point of. a bayonet. It was only when the Sta‘eMiners’ Association was organized as the result of a battle kept up by a few individuals and papers throughout the State, that the shirking crew lurched to the front and crawled into preferment as the good and firm friends of the miner. Their salvation politicaliy could be depended upon with the change of popular opinion, and up they popped full of an enthasiasm begotten of rank. hypocrisy. The miners of Victoria can be conMines is not only able but willing to protect them from the harassing conCalifornia suffered some.time ago. SEE You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 ots. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this-guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf =_—— Assessment Notice. EVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER Company. Loeation of principal place of business. Room I9, $24 Pine St. San FranWedise ip tse by pict than as acmacting of ice ereby givei that at a meetin the Board of Directors held on the 16th ‘Say of October, 1699, an assessment (No. 3) of one dollar per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Comesay Room 19, 324 Pine street, San Francisco, fornia, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain the 20th vember, 1899, will be delinquent pa § pt tised for sale at public auction, and unless yment is made before will be sold on Mon. : rr the de vent assessment, together with costs of adve! i J aud expenses of sale. By order of the Boar Directors. of C, 4. GROW, Secretary. Office, Room 19, 824 Pine Street, San Francisco, California. ocl7 Nevada City Theater ! ONE NIGHT ONLY ! ONLY ONE N GHT! Wednesday Evening, Oct. 48th, THE AWFULLY FUNNY, FARCE, He makes two laughs grow where one laneuteoea before. Interpreted by these capable Mazx Swan, Jusere Mat Hawn, Cc. H. W. Cunrzson, Fanny MIDGLEY, Maupz Kyowtron, Montoa Les, E. EBNER, MANNIE WaRD, ene Admission, * 50 and 75 Cents Box Sheet open Monday at Foley's, The News Letter says: Gold dredg-. gratulated on the fact that the man in} . control of the Colonial Department of ditions under which their brethren in. “BROWN'S IN TOWN.) THE BAZAR NEXT WEEK. Bpiscopal Ladies Preparing for a Good ‘g; Time at Armory Hall. The ladies of St. Margarét and Trinity Guilds are not leaving a thing ondone that will be likely to add to the pleasure of those of our citizens who attend the bazar to be held at Armory hall next week Wednesday and Thursday for the benefit of Trinity Episcopalchurch. Each day from high noon till 2 p.m,a splendid chicken dinner will be served at 25 cents,. .On each evening beginning at eight o’clock there is to be a pleasing program of musical and _ literary numbers, to which an admission fee of 25 cents is to be charged with a neminal additional tax for. refreshments. On Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 o’clock the children will have a fete, being charged but 15 cents admission. Qne of the attractions of the bagar will be a bean'iful display of fancy and useful articies that will be offered for sale at very low prices, —_—_—_———— Sick Headaches, The curse of. overworked wowankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s ‘Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refundif not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. 4 tf LOST V!GOR NERVITA ZEEE: 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 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. INERVITA MEDICAL Co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. Restores VITALITY. TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. FOR THE LADIES To close out onr entire stock of ladies Summer Undervests at once, the regular % ; Gut W per cent. G. ea O were selling at low pric+s before. material, well made. Come early. The Racket Store Take a Walk Around the bank. There’s money in it, And before you go try one of our drinks. It will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON: Fadden Cigars are the fad, WE WANT EVERYONE To know that we can please them in<Teas and®'offees. We make these lines a special study in buying, and asa result never disappoint even the most particular. We sell the pure article and know how to blend. P. G. SCADDEN ae. I Want Every Wife in Town To try the celebrated Drifted Snow Flour It is the on the market and gives universal satisfaction. You will also be perce’ with Del Monte Self Raising uckwhe t Flour. aay Chas. E. Mulloy . Picture Mats And the moulding to surround it; and all the little extras require experience to make the finished article look right. I will be glad to help you select. GEO. A. GRAY. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have the: t cokseusne aati ie taken right. MOORE Lumber We are manufacturers and d . all kinds of dressed and seams Tomine for mining and building purposes. Call —* us Pern ee emmnatan. We guarsquare dealing a: satisfact; Office, Piety Hill, Gress Valley road Suggestions and Home Topics, fully iNustrated. P @opy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING Co., 606 Baoapwar New Yours. Our Fall and Winter Steck is now arriving. Watch for. saving sale, 4 CARTER & JOHNSTON, Clothiers E >> d>oe FOR MEN AND BOYS »s 5 i FOR GENTLEMEN announcement of great money AN OLD-TIME DANCE, Catholic Ladies Will Give One Next Thanksgiving Eye.» At a meeting beld, last evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Maher the ladies of St. Canice church voted to give one of their old-time dances at Armory hall on the night before Thanksgiving. . ; They will have the best music to be obtained in the county and will serve one of those fine suppers for which they have so long been famous. It has-been a long time since a benefit has been given for this church, and a rousing.one on the coming occasion can be counted upon: In former years the St. Patrick parties given for the same good .cause were the jolliest events of the sexson, and the Thankse giving dance will be but a repetition of those memorable gatherings. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold. Many a Lover flas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriflies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf The Photographer ; H.& F. L. COOPER. . NEW IDEAS FOR WOMAN’S WEAR An ideal monthly magazine of Fashion, MilMnery Helpful Hints for Dressmaking each month. Sub. scription 60 cents per year. Send 5 centsforsample . ‘Ladies’ Fine Fleeced $1.00. Ladies’ Flannelette and 75¢c. $2.50 and $3.00. window. @OOQHOHOOOOHOHOGOHOHOOOHSOSHOOOOOOO OOQOOQOOOOOO Opening di Tuesday, Wi Oct. 10, 11 and 09-lw Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $¥.50, $1.75, $2.00, Children’s Union Suits, 5 Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in Cali. fornia. Come and see them, : MAHER & CO. P. S.—-For Coats and New Plaids see corner ™ Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25¢. ; Outsize Shirts and Drawer, fi . large ladies, 5oc. oS Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00each. __ Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 4% to 9, at 25c a pair. Finest in the land. Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Wrappers, on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at soc, 75¢ and Underskirts, ee 50c 3 & e . lined, for 3 $1.00 and $1.25. Armory Flall, Nevada City, : réady to put OO ‘This ts the way you “will all feel like doing ‘about Christmas time . ‘if you don’t have your ' TAILORING, CLEANING and WAXEL, The Tailor, SUITS, $6.00 UP ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY 4 down. Ps __ PANTS, $200 UP. COTS «o a From the best makers, of the best imatertala teria 9 and having all the latest improvements. 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THE TRANSCRIPT. ished ning except BROWN & CALKINS. MN. Pp. BROWNE. L. 8. CALKINS. cai " acsnapetene ovecenten TUESDAY ', OCT. — 17, 1899 ABRE’S RICHNESS FOR YOU. Valley Editor Whose Wish Is Father to His Thonght. The local Association of miners in this‘county aud the Anti-Debris Assofinor Notes and Comments of ‘Local ~ Interest. Sand soap, five centaa bar, at Gaylord .& Son’s.tf Mrs. Thos. Brock and daughter came down today from Derbec. iord & Son’s. They are delicious. tf Onur 25e fleece lined: anderwear ‘for . Jadies are the best intown. The Racket Store, = a i It Farmer Cunningham of North San Juan and bis family visited the county Seat today. Try the fine bread and pastry mude ciation each make # showing occns-. . the new baker at Obas. Togler’s ionally, but there certainly is less in-. terest taken in them than in the. past. . Annually a meeting is beld in Smartsville, when a half dozen men are chosen to attend the State Miners Association . Of course some of} them will attend the meetiug, but only . _ in San Francisco, to have a good'time and to contribute a few. dollars to San Francisco. In Nevada county where there are more real miners at work than in any other county in the State, there is very little interest taken in the State Miners Association. In fact, if the Supervisors had not voted $509 from the county treasury as a contribution, the’ State Association this year would have received very little money from Nevada county. Lhe laboring miners do not receive any benefit from the organization. A few men attend the meetings annually and make the same speeches, but they are not miners.—Marysville Democrat, All of which is baiderdash, as Brother Sherwood unquestionably knows very well. At the annual meeting of the Nevada County Association held iv this city on the 7th instant, the City Hall was crowded to the doors: with mine owners and other men directly connected with the industry, and they had come from all parts of the county where mining is carried on. The Association’s board of officers as well as its township committees are largely made up of men directly engaged in mining as employers or employed. Our citizens. have seldom if ever contributed more cheerfully or liberally to the treasury .of the Association than they are doing this year. They are not giving their money for the fun oi the thing, nor are they going in large numbers to the State convention next week just for a lark. They realize that if the anti-miners of. Yuba, Sutter; Colusa and Sacramento counties, who are being egged on by lawyers Devlin, Phipps and other plotters of that kidney, are not headed off in their jobbery, that all classes of mining will eventually be crippled if not killed, . and that such a result would mean the practical wipiug-_off the-map-of-Nevada county. Of course it-is-the policy df the anti-mining conspirators and the two or three papers standing in with them to luil the miners into fancied security, but the miners have had considerable experience of a costly character in the twenty-odd years that the valley ring has been engaged in its bushwhacking, and they are not going to lie down on their arms now. _—~+ Oe The Thistle Shaft, The Plumas Independent says that . the Thistle mine, in the success of which, to a certain extent, the counties of Sierra and Plumas are mutually interested, is now being pierced by a third bore hole, which it is hoped when down to bedrock will satisfactorily determine the level at which a tunnel may be driven into the rich gravel of the Thistle. The boring machine is employed to locate the different levels of the bedrock, and not in prospecting for gold or gravel. -Two holes have previously been put down. It is an article of faith with all old time miners acquainted with the locality referred to, that the gravel deposit so long mined at Gibsonville, runs the entire length of the Gibsonville ridge. ———+ Owe -—— Jefferson D. Smiley, commercial! . traveler for Sherwood & Sherwood, . ’ died in San Francisco Sunday of ty-! phoid fever. He was aged 88 years, 6} months and 27 days. He leaves a’ Popular Bakery. . O8-tf, . Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Califor. nia Clam Cocktails can always be had iat Wm. J. Britland’s. ; tt The Nevada County: Electric’ Power Company has levied_assessment No. 8 of $1 a share, delinquent Nov. 20th. The Red Dog debris case has been ‘ransferred from the federal courts to the Superior Court of Sutter county for trial. Mrs. Jacka, an old lady living between North Bloomfield and Columbia Hill, was brought to the county hospital today. : Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of liquid refreshments shuuld call on Geo. {. Beckley at the Grotto. Buffalo lager beer on draught.. ol4-tf . Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the very latest in ladies’ and children’s jackets, also in golf and plush capes. Call and see them. 012-tf When a man dies nowadays leaving a :ew hundred dollars, be is considered poor iudeed if at least one or two alleged widows do not tarfi ap. ‘The members of the Ladies of the G A.R. are requested to be present at the regular business meeting tomorrow at two o’clock at Odd Fellows Hall. The members of Eagle Hose Compapy are meeting with encouraging results in selling tickets for the. benefit dance they will give at Odd Fellows’ Hall Friday ‘night. Grand Councilor Savage of San Franéisco will on Thursday evening next visit Nevada City Council, O. C F. He is a lawyer and said to be an excellent speaker. The demand for stamp photos shows no signs of cessation and E. A. Moore announces thatin order to accommodate the public be will continue to make them for a:few days longer. tf County Clerk Arbogast is busy sending Gréat Register trausfers to former residents of this county who are now in San Francisco or Sacramento and want to take a hand in the cuming municipal elections there. ——— — + 2-2 A Teacher Buys a Home, George W. Ogden, a teacher in the city schools, has bonght from. George Dulac the residence property on Main street now occupied by David Muir snd family. The lot bas a frontage of forty feet and a depth of over 200. Mr. Ogden contemplutes making numerSus improvements to the property. “SELF PRESERVATION is the first law . of Nature,” and to take. Hood’s Sarsa! parilla on the first appearance of im. pure blood is sn important step toward self prevervafion. It makes rick, red blood and insures good health. Hood’s Pills are uon-irritating, mild, effective. 2 For Rent of Sate. Sewing Machines of, all makes for . Sale or for rent, at astonishingly low . prices, Good ‘sécond-hand machines iv . perfect order, for sale very cheap. Cleaning and repairing a:specialty. 826-1m Lrea & Suaw Co. = we Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is de sired, By order, ; Geo. CaLANAN Pres. E. J. Morean, See’y._UNION:-:HOTEL, Death of J. D. Smiley. flain Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, + Prop W.A. Lewis, Stockton, W Fisher, bee G, E. Voche, San Francisco, S.M Brown, ” widow. Mr. Smiley frequently visited . this city and was very popular with . our’ business people, some of whom) will go to San Francisco to attend the . funéral. . Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot . reach the diseased portion of the ear . There is only one way to cure deaf . ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, . and when it is entirely closed, Deafness . is the result, and unless the inflamma. tion can be taken out and this tube re-. Stored to its normal condition, hearing\. will be destroyed forever; nine cases . out of ten are caused by Cattarrh, . which is nothing but an inflamed con-. dition of the mucous sarfaces. We willgive One Hundred Dollars for . any case of Deafness (caused by ca-. tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free. F. J. Cuenry & Co, Toledo, U, . Sold by Druggists, 75c. J Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ° ~~ ' *ee What Is Shiloh ? . A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds snd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured in-?+ numerable cases of incipient consump. tior and relieved many in ady i stages. If you are not satisfied with . the results we will refund your money. . Price 25 ots., 50 cts. and $1.00, For! gale by H; Dickerman, BE SOG A is aT the druggist. tf. ’ .J Owen, Grass Valley, . Baker, Truckee, . Crow, id . A Conden, Dutch Fiat, . W. Denel, Colfax, . Champlain, “ . Monroe, North Ploomfield. : Salmon bellies, 5 cents each at Gay-. ha: KN s bas Sri we PERSONAL POINTERS, : 4 Dafly Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. L. Hyman went to San Francisco tcFred Breese came home today from Gaston. Mrs. J. M. Hadley left this noon for San Francisco. . — * . Mrs. Charles Bennetts returned last tight from Sacramento, Miss Ella Godfrey of Columbia Hill has gone to San Jose to remain. O. G. Weipenburger and Thos Jewett returned td the Plombago mine today. Oscar Sheler and H. N. Bothros of San-Francieco arrived bere this morning. Mies Mary Kelleher went to Washington yesterday on a visit to her parents. Misses May Martin and Annie James leave this week on @ monthb’s visit to San Francisco, ; Miss Helen Graham of Selby Flat arrived home last evening from a visit to New. Whatcom. . Miss Eleanor Valantine. left today for San Francisco to join h& mother who is living there. , Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffries of Oakland. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. ¥. Englebright. D. Farth of North San Juan and A. Pugh of Washington left-on the noon train for San Francisco. Supervisor Al Wood returned last night from San Francisco and went to his home at North San Juan today. F. H. Hill’ of this city expects to leave soon for Mexico to take the sup-erintendency of the Cobre Grand copper mines. Mrs. Scott who bas been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, returned today to Mariposa county. Miss Nellie Reynolds accompanied her home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield passed through town today on their way home from San Francisco where Mr. Glasson was a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Masons. : ——_———— & Sure Cure For Howls. “2 say. mamma,” said Charlie, who was watching his mamma bathe the new girl baby, “what would happen if you would put her in the bathtub and go away off and leave her to wash ber ownself, like me?” =m tle sister would get water in her mouth and drown.” Would itt her-ali—up-fult—witir water so she couldn't how! no more?” inquired Charlie. ‘ “Yes, I'm afraid it would,” skid mamma, pleased with tue interest Charlie was taking in his sister’s welfare. “I say, mum,” exclaimed Charlie. enthusiastically, “let's put her in right away.”—Providence Telegram. He Knew Her. ; Yon Blumer— How is it you are taking luncheon alone? . thought . saw you going down town with. your wife this morning. ee Witherby—You did. But she saw something in a window that she wanted to look at. and . told her 1 would wait outside. I'm going back late this afternoon to catch her as she comes out.—Detroit Free Press. A Neat Selection. “That’s a nice umbrella you have there.” “Ain't [t? taste, doesn’t it?” “It certainly does. Where did: you get it?” : “Picked it out of ‘a@*buneh of seven that were standing ipthe boarding Plain Dealer. Worl as the Jaws. John Bulwer, a quaint writer of the seventeenth century, recommends the following three dinner rules: Stridor défitigm. altum silentium, rumor gentium, which has been humorously translated, “Work for the jaws. a silent*pause, frequent ha-has.”—What to Se " Wealth maketh many friends; but the poor is separated’from his neighbors. Notice of Proving Will. NTHE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of Californthe matter of the Estate of JOSEPH IGHT, deceased. oticeis hereby given that Monday, the 30th day of ‘ctober, 1899, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said vg fob the Court Room of said Court. at the urt House in the city and county of Nevada, has heen appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will. of said po Knight. decease+, and heering the application of P. F. Simonds for the issusnceto him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same.

Dated Wc ober etna . BOGAST, Clerk. By A. J. Hosxine, Deputy Clerk. “I'm afraid,” said mamma, “that fitRefiects* credit on my4 house hall this morning.”—Cleveland SLIGKENS IN AUSTRALIA. The Anti-Debris Cranks After the Gold Diggers There, ing is rapidly developing into one of the main industries of Australasia. It has been gaining ground in the colony of Victoria for some time past, and now an anti-debris clique is busily trying to stop the workin the interest of the dearly beloved farmer, who, of course, is dragged to the front as leading the faction, willing or unwilling. The case of the California clique is cited, although nothing is said of the loss to the State of $90,000,000 during the time when the iniquitous law against bydraulicking diegraced the statute books. Fortunately, the Minister of Mines in Victoria has something to say in the matter, Free from the entanglement of the village Dogberry, he has publicly stated that he favors the dredging system. Fancy arlyone doing such a thing in California. Why, when hydraulic mining was under the ban here, some of the staunchest friends of the industry today could not have been forced to open their mouths in its defense at the point of. a bayonet. It was only when the Sta‘eMiners’ Association was organized as the result of a battle kept up by a few individuals and papers throughout the State, that the shirking crew lurched to the front and crawled into preferment as the good and firm friends of the miner. Their salvation politicaliy could be depended upon with the change of popular opinion, and up they popped full of an enthasiasm begotten of rank. hypocrisy. The miners of Victoria can be conMines is not only able but willing to protect them from the harassing conCalifornia suffered some.time ago. SEE You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 ots. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this-guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf =_—— Assessment Notice. EVADA COUNTY ELECTRIC POWER Company. Loeation of principal place of business. Room I9, $24 Pine St. San FranWedise ip tse by pict than as acmacting of ice ereby givei that at a meetin the Board of Directors held on the 16th ‘Say of October, 1699, an assessment (No. 3) of one dollar per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Comesay Room 19, 324 Pine street, San Francisco, fornia, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain the 20th vember, 1899, will be delinquent pa § pt tised for sale at public auction, and unless yment is made before will be sold on Mon. : rr the de vent assessment, together with costs of adve! i J aud expenses of sale. By order of the Boar Directors. of C, 4. GROW, Secretary. Office, Room 19, 824 Pine Street, San Francisco, California. ocl7 Nevada City Theater ! ONE NIGHT ONLY ! ONLY ONE N GHT! Wednesday Evening, Oct. 48th, THE AWFULLY FUNNY, FARCE, He makes two laughs grow where one laneuteoea before. Interpreted by these capable Mazx Swan, Jusere Mat Hawn, Cc. H. W. Cunrzson, Fanny MIDGLEY, Maupz Kyowtron, Montoa Les, E. EBNER, MANNIE WaRD, ene Admission, * 50 and 75 Cents Box Sheet open Monday at Foley's, The News Letter says: Gold dredg-. gratulated on the fact that the man in} . control of the Colonial Department of ditions under which their brethren in. “BROWN'S IN TOWN.) THE BAZAR NEXT WEEK. Bpiscopal Ladies Preparing for a Good ‘g; Time at Armory Hall. The ladies of St. Margarét and Trinity Guilds are not leaving a thing ondone that will be likely to add to the pleasure of those of our citizens who attend the bazar to be held at Armory hall next week Wednesday and Thursday for the benefit of Trinity Episcopalchurch. Each day from high noon till 2 p.m,a splendid chicken dinner will be served at 25 cents,. .On each evening beginning at eight o’clock there is to be a pleasing program of musical and _ literary numbers, to which an admission fee of 25 cents is to be charged with a neminal additional tax for. refreshments. On Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 o’clock the children will have a fete, being charged but 15 cents admission. Qne of the attractions of the bagar will be a bean'iful display of fancy and useful articies that will be offered for sale at very low prices, —_—_—_———— Sick Headaches, The curse of. overworked wowankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s ‘Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifler and tissue builder. Money refundif not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. 4 tf LOST V!GOR NERVITA ZEEE: 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 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. INERVITA MEDICAL Co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. Restores VITALITY. TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. FOR THE LADIES To close out onr entire stock of ladies Summer Undervests at once, the regular % ; Gut W per cent. G. ea O were selling at low pric+s before. material, well made. Come early. The Racket Store Take a Walk Around the bank. There’s money in it, And before you go try one of our drinks. It will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON: Fadden Cigars are the fad, WE WANT EVERYONE To know that we can please them in<Teas and®'offees. We make these lines a special study in buying, and asa result never disappoint even the most particular. We sell the pure article and know how to blend. P. G. SCADDEN ae. I Want Every Wife in Town To try the celebrated Drifted Snow Flour It is the on the market and gives universal satisfaction. You will also be perce’ with Del Monte Self Raising uckwhe t Flour. aay Chas. E. Mulloy . Picture Mats And the moulding to surround it; and all the little extras require experience to make the finished article look right. I will be glad to help you select. GEO. A. GRAY. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have the: t cokseusne aati ie taken right. MOORE Lumber We are manufacturers and d . all kinds of dressed and seams Tomine for mining and building purposes. Call —* us Pern ee emmnatan. We guarsquare dealing a: satisfact; Office, Piety Hill, Gress Valley road Suggestions and Home Topics, fully iNustrated. P @opy to THE NEW IDEA PUBLISHING Co., 606 Baoapwar New Yours. Our Fall and Winter Steck is now arriving. Watch for. saving sale, 4 CARTER & JOHNSTON, Clothiers E >> d>oe FOR MEN AND BOYS »s 5 i FOR GENTLEMEN announcement of great money AN OLD-TIME DANCE, Catholic Ladies Will Give One Next Thanksgiving Eye.» At a meeting beld, last evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Maher the ladies of St. Canice church voted to give one of their old-time dances at Armory hall on the night before Thanksgiving. . ; They will have the best music to be obtained in the county and will serve one of those fine suppers for which they have so long been famous. It has-been a long time since a benefit has been given for this church, and a rousing.one on the coming occasion can be counted upon: In former years the St. Patrick parties given for the same good .cause were the jolliest events of the sexson, and the Thankse giving dance will be but a repetition of those memorable gatherings. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold. Many a Lover flas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriflies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick erman, the druggist. tf The Photographer ; H.& F. L. COOPER. . NEW IDEAS FOR WOMAN’S WEAR An ideal monthly magazine of Fashion, MilMnery Helpful Hints for Dressmaking each month. Sub. scription 60 cents per year. Send 5 centsforsample . ‘Ladies’ Fine Fleeced $1.00. Ladies’ Flannelette and 75¢c. $2.50 and $3.00. window. @OOQHOHOOOOHOHOGOHOHOOOHSOSHOOOOOOO OOQOOQOOOOOO Opening di Tuesday, Wi Oct. 10, 11 and 09-lw Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $¥.50, $1.75, $2.00, Children’s Union Suits, 5 Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in Cali. fornia. Come and see them, : MAHER & CO. P. S.—-For Coats and New Plaids see corner ™ Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25¢. ; Outsize Shirts and Drawer, fi . large ladies, 5oc. oS Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00each. __ Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 4% to 9, at 25c a pair. Finest in the land. Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Wrappers, on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at soc, 75¢ and Underskirts, ee 50c 3 & e . lined, for 3 $1.00 and $1.25. Armory Flall, Nevada City, : réady to put OO ‘This ts the way you “will all feel like doing ‘about Christmas time . ‘if you don’t have your ' TAILORING, CLEANING and WAXEL, The Tailor, SUITS, $6.00 UP ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY 4 down. Ps __ PANTS, $200 UP. COTS «o a From the best makers, of the best imatertala teria 9 and having all the latest improvements. They are obeap, te be sure, bat they oF? extra comfortableand durable. 4 i KINKEAD, Cash e Dealer, ah, 1DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGO 9 ‘ "Mo Mray! “$1€0.and i To James or In Gage ¢ dJr., a nephe . Afte: rh ‘paid, ‘there "Glide the fol Biwi Ka . } Martha . “Bae testati all of the es! separate pro Toe plavé ‘heirs; .excep Pole wedl “ifhomas Hi Saazht in tb two of the fi. ated. He is He “Alex.. Hor at the Free the, Recepti ind cel ets. af _ His di and walked’ day last Awe her’ land té but she only, question "fro After: supp ether ‘room, -—, our nex to sée ‘nie th of eek down the kise to het.*" Wil you tay bor “to: 6xpla ble conduct? He “ite ! proposition long and “Davghter,” mother. wha vafter dir other until p 80 quickly ner that th when he. tho th