October 18, 1899 (4 pages)

y Brening, Hor: i, FINEST OF MUSIC} luding supper, $1.50 per couple, s, Pants and and Pant ‘ leece lined, for Drawers, all .00 each, Hose, 434. to the land, a pair, } in pink, blue, 1 $1.25. 3, ready to put 50c, 7§c and rts, 25¢, soc >, $1.75, $2.00, .0o and $1.25. nkets in Cali. & CO. Is ‘see corner @OOOOHOQHOHOOOHOOGOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS © ® ih, jis is the way you ll all feel like “doing out Christmas time you don’t have your AILORING, LEANING and EPAIRING ne by Tailor, TS, $2.00 UP © be sure, but. they are mn Furniture cS Som ol mee sete: teeter *s -. , Josepunme Souwanrz, Seo. 8t , Targely attended.> The work of pumping otit the.Séven : ; : Sienna Sete ate nt] Prices for my wares, That was my exThirty quartz mine at Deadman Fiat pectation.” T've learned since. that prea emia Mt A Direct gun cee way in ’Frisco. sumes the name of Brown. Mutual gressing satisfactorily. Some remark-. nha , Aas “! We eae: bs thes mt ) ably rich bunches of ore Have been . {°% 8%: it’s Bretty hard on me, too. friends, however, aceidentally discover . ter eee ist years, . . My homie is away up in the hills, where . their rustic re the: the chaparral festoons the landscape! being Suzanne Dacre, . at night. My [the secret. and . truant coup: * foutid in. this claim in:past years.“4 two-months old ehild of Mr. ana ts. Wm. Barker died yesterday at “Towa } Hi.” The ‘remains: have “been » brought to this city where the funeral ae will take plave tomorrow. Mrs: Barker io the daxighter of Peter Kelly of Gold hee a . rt 4“ Fi Morris. Lobner’s Grocery Store Robbed of “The grocery store of M.-Lobner at, Colfax was entered: by thieves last rion Entrance was gained by prying Off the iron doors: in the rear of the building. It can not yet be ascertained’ jast*how much was obtained ' but the appearance of the store’ this morning plainly showed that the clothing had been picked.over. Mr, Lobner says about $75 in cash was taken, It is evident the thieves use the weed as the ‘tobacco shelf suffered ‘heavily. ‘Where is no.clue to who did it,butiit was evidently ‘done’ by some ‘one who is well acquainted with the premises. This is the second robbery at Golfax in“ about a year, the former one * oseurring at J. F. Brown's grocery store, ‘The:.Ourly ‘Bears: of this city ‘who took to the woods when the hot wave, came early last’ simmer are now drift. . fog back to the rendezvous in Pythian Oustle and-wilt soon hava a cave-warming which will be the preliminary to an daring the coming winter. Grand Curly Ed. W. Schmidt proposes to round up . the brutes ‘before the snow flies that their claws and teeth may be sharpened, ~ Beveral Purlors throughout the State’ 8re anxious to obtain the degree, and Cave No. 1 will in‘due ‘time send out a detachment of its officers to attend to their wants. ~ i Two Theatrical Troupes Coming. The ‘Jéssie Shirley . Company of twenty members will begin a week’s en‘gagement at this city on Monday, Nov. 27th, playing a wide variety of dramas and charging popular prices of admission, Harry W, Smith, formerly leader of the Shaw Company band,’ is at the . . head of this organization which has. a full band and orchestra. The. Elleford “Dramatic ‘Company, which. has.long: been a favorite ‘with Nevada City and is now stronger and better than before, is “expdcted the éarly part of.ngext month. 2a . . SA Morning Wedding, Claude’ Taggart of San Jose and Migs Annie” Andrews of Oakland ‘atrived here last evening and were married this morting by Rev. J. W. Phelps of the Methodist church. “They left on the noon.train for San Jose and will reside on Santa Clara avenue. Receiver and Appraisers Appointed. ‘In the bankruptcy case of ‘Pearce & Caddy, Referée Harvey today appointea I. O: Lindley as receiver with his ‘bond filed at $2,000. W. J. Michell, A. G. Peterson’ ' and 0. O. ‘Townsend: were appointed appraisers: ee A Queer-Growth. The original ‘Mr. Fadden is now on exhibition: at Ool. Jack Latmon’s saloon. .He. consists: of a grape-root which nature shaped into a remarkable resemblance to a fully developed man: It is an honor fora man to cease strife; but every fool will be meddling. “Hi? Mistakes: tae Ervscr ‘for the cause.” Thatis what’ the person does who bi vation dren rm or any other alleviath 6: symp-) toms:’* Hood's Pia tatilinrenacees the cause and permanently cures, * Hooda, Pills. do not gripe. All drag: ‘Neimber & groe-grain hair ribbon for the ‘girls ‘4c a yard at. The Racket ua. Noung Mothers, 2°: Croup is. the terror: of thousands of young mothers because its out kis ped eat: uently “yBhiouts Mig edinoceae oup. has ent been Sm to fail.’ The worst cases. reliev mint) b y Price 25%Gte., 50 Ph br on For sale ;Diekerman, the druggist.’ tf be os "Chosen Friencs Attention, . officers and metiibers of Nevada City . No.118, Order of Chosen J ~ Friends, are requested to meet at Hibe ae ia Hall ov' Thursday, Oct. 19th, at 1:80: ’elock p.m. “Bowtaees of importance to all the members. The Grand SANE Bs ~tvabeees BOLON Rosryson, a 0. ea Miss Frances Jones at this ‘today. to’ her home in, 4 Pia taneral of Frank BR. Bawden “WHO was killed inthe W. Y.O. D. mine, } : took place this afternoon and “ras . cree thes wale print my pio-. rich» than Markham, and pay’ métanoy . position to mate and the coyote howls at night folks have a little ranch there, thats all they have got, . They did make myself famous. lished original poetry. it, so he told me to go. see a chap called Millard over ut the Examiner Office, “Millard’ll take ‘em, maybe,” says Fitch, “cause ‘he’s always printing stuff like that.” So I went up and saw Millard. I might just as well have gone to sée old Hutchy, who lives in Poker Ravine, Millard wouldn’t even read my poems. “We've got all the Poetry we want,” he Says, “take ’em over to the Call: And say,”—just-as I was going out the door feeling kind of hof,—“just tell ’em it’s a Macaroni dispatch.”"The Gall man’s Dame was More, but if it had been Less it would. have ‘been as appropriate, He was very gemlal, and I liked him first rate, but he didn’t want.to buy. any poetry. He also advised me to see Millard, but when I told him Yd seen him he said do something tor me-and I'd better see them. So went to the Balletin office and asked for the editor. The fellow’s name was O'der, and I hope as he gets older he will grow more polite. He must have stubbed his toe coming to the’ office, for he was as vicious as Feeney’s old bull. “We don’t want your stuff,” he says. “Go see the Chronicle.” ‘ “ve been there,” I says. “Then go to the Call.” “Pve been there, too.” “Go to the Examiner.” bar “Been there.” “Well,” and he glared at me kind of fierce, “if you’ve been to all those places there’s only one more place for you to go. to. : “You mean the Wasp ?” I. asked, remembering the Call man’s advice, “Yes,” he says, “or hell !” I don’t know; I’ve only got eighty cents left and T can’t sell my poems, 80 maybe Pil have to take that advice. Proposed Timber and Fuel Trust, A timber and fuel trust is now talked of by’Truckee lambermen and amarked increase in the price of those natural products will follow. The scarcity of timber on the western slope of the Sierras, which has been Stripped by Nevada companies, has caused. them to send their, agents west of Truckee ‘to spy out new forest land,and to checkmate this movement by obtaining control of all of the timber reserves-on the eastern and western. slopes, of the Sierras, is one of the objects of the proposed trust, the promoters of the project having already secured the magnificent sugar pine forests in Mohawk Valley, Plumas couaty. Pretty Lively Fooling, , 1 was out walking in Kingston, Jajuaica, one afternoon, and while on a harrow. side ‘street I-came upon two black woinen, each apparently in. a towering rage.’ Bach woman's tongue Was going at a phenomenal rate, but fot a word of their screeching jarg was intelligible to me. ae Finally one of the women scooped up a double handful of the ever prestnt Kingston dust and flung it over the other woman with a wild shriek of laughter. The dust covered -woman retaliated b~ taking a tin.pan she had In her hand and scooping up a couple ef quarts of the dirty water in the gutter by the roadside drenched her astailant with it, while all that purt of Kingston resounded . with the mad laughter. ‘The two women then closea tn on each other and. proceeded . to engage in a prelonged wrestle, whicb resulted in both of them falling to the ground, where they rolled over and over. in a cloud of. dust and finally stood upon their feet, facing each other iu a state of ditt and disorder beyond description, . Fearing that they would make a secvad onslaught. apeach other and vishing to. play -othe part of -peace+ jaker, ft stepped forward and asked: “What is the troubie?’ + Courtesying low, one of the women anid in a soft, drawling voice: ; 1 dan minerals. © < '“No trouble at all, mastah; we’s jess ae He reaatal free by Swit. foolin.”—Harper’s Bazar. = : Atlanta. Georgia, es fident that all I wonld have to do would be to tell people that I was the ity or coarseness, author of “Wild Horses” or “Wild. The plot has to do with ”. Cows,” or some other of my beautiful . troubles of Dick Preston, and got a man diamed Fitch to read. the premises and take his son Dick them. He said they were fine, grand, glorious, bat the Chronicle never pubThat kind of made me feel bad, and I guess he saw maybe the Bulletin or the Wasp would mn to He takes her away toa snug” country cottage, ‘and in order.to conceal his identity as‘appear ‘consents to. aid the with him. In sheer desperation the latter confesses the truth, and the ectime taken_a great liking to Mrs.’ Dick, overcomes his extraordinary scruples and bestows the parental blessings. “A colored cook and a Swedish heiress in ‘search of her affinity also add interest to tne story which is cleverly and legit. imately constructed, The fun starts from the rise of the curtain, and is kept going with unceasing vigor, one complication following another with astonishing rapidity. There are original and novel musical. numbers whic! do not conflict with the plot. Will IMuminate Lincoln.The municipality has contracted . for night. “A majority of the proprietors of the business houses’and owners of private. residences have agreed touse elec-. their good judgment, as electricity.is a long-felt want here. A sub-station will be built, and the lights will probably be in operation within the next six weeks.— Lincoln Mews-Messenger. SEALE SE ‘Died Last Evening. Alice M. Monro, the seventeen year old daughter of Mrs, James. Monro of Lost. Hill, died at’ four o’clock yesterday.evening of acute pneumonia. She was a native of this city and a. great among. Besides her ‘mother, three sisters and two brothers survive her. The funeral will take place from .the Methodist. church at 2:30 .o’clock tomorrow evening. “Now we can-be.happy,” said Alfonso, “for at last we are one.” “Yes, but please tell me which one?” she replied. Next on the scene} @ have . comes Arthar Howard, a former sweet. . ® cow—dear old motherly Bess !—but. heart and would-be suitor for the hand. we sold her so that I could get money . of Dick’s wife, who id told that Suzanne enough to come down to ’Frigco and. is the real wife in order to keep him . ’ It makes me quiet. Dick’s father then unexpectedly mad when I think of it now, for we} makes his appearance,ahd the unhappy . @ sold her for igst about. half what she. boy leads him. into the belief that) @ was worth—that mean, miserly Péte. Howard is Brown and Suzanne Mrs. Jones knowing that I was anxious to Brown, though, unfortunately for bim, get away and wouldn’t wait for a good. the genuine wife hasmeanwhile inprice. Well, he’s got her now, and I'm . formed the ‘unsuspecting old gentle-. in Frisco with only about eighty cents. man that she herself is Mrs. Brown, of old Bess's money left. The first/}#fnd the now irate parent jumps to’ the place I strack when I got: into town. conclusion that Howard is a bigamist was the Chronicle. I-tovk up a half-. and doubledyed villain in general, and ‘dozen of my most beautiful poems, . straightway makes preparation to leave centric old man, having during this}. 82 street-lights; to be kept-burning-alt . {8 tricity for illuminating purposes. We . 4 congratulate the citizens of Linculn on}: favorite with the people she was raised . ens % c oaee & [Great Lerr Over Sau theca ai Fa to Taxpayers $ meena the State and C. --<---Gmee Valley! = Are Now Due. fice. Parties calling for any of These detters will please Say “advertised,” . . hae eaten nace fs . When You Put Bode, H. Pog eae ". }86 MIN guaset, ct Geaae Oty 2 Dalleolius, Bestoloaes: Doane « . Delgrossc,‘Michale : ntota, Juan . ulrements of the Politieel Seation #148, “that the taxes dy yoccercmg : due and payable on the tives ‘in Your Toilet oun ote and pay # fee of one cent for each let-. ter, EOD Postmaster. To connest with the new _ sewer . . ie )[Usme: ! Beaded ‘We baye a fine assortment on hand. i 1 at how easily Sequoia) Ave ys ae me, cr. ya = mies ee GMail Bios Cle S$/TOWLE BROs. ] Onday in April next at 6 : Will be Giana ne per cent. and other costs That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real p will be payable on and © the first Monday in January next, and I] be delinquent on the last Monday in April next therealter at 6 o’clook ‘p m., and unless veipes thereto five per cent will amount. ‘ Y_ BE PAID AT ‘their work, cure r biligusn ay oe Demis: Solddy al muldeeiaies § (Style and out, so. get in orders early. WM. H. ANDREWS Broad Street Fruit Market. NEVADA Cry a Grass VALLBY, Can, On your Sewer Work if yon want to have a first-class _job—. and save money: We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want todo your own work in making coney nections with the new city system. Or we will take conwe tracts to furnish the pipe; put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. For the conyenience of the Taxpayers! I will visit the followi laces at the ti: mentioned, for ia parpoos of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. October 20, : NORTH SAN J UAN, October 21st. TRUCKEE, Moody’s Office, October 284. GRASS VALLEY, at City Hall, Holbrooke gree characterize photo-. Block, Main street, October 2th, 26th, 27th +) J. J. JACKSON, Tax Collector. Nevad Nevada City, Oot. 9, 1900, Y"0® County GRA PES id TO AE ga oe Of the most artistic. de4 : 4 , hie ‘ Phair graphs Made by Moore.'. and 28th, Tokays, Muscata, Black Morocco, Mis*®*% «His gallery has a wide sion, and, in fact, every variety that is bal ig Ps spread reputation for : ; *& *& & = turningonutas high-grade / grown. Remember that figs are nearly * *& work-as can be attained : &'® & ontheconst. : ::: : . Salted= TAXES]899 TAXES N ICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Assesment of the County of Nenty Taxes for isin hat a tice ta also hereby given In accordance I. Almonds= ‘TODAY. «AT FOLEY’S Given by St. Margaret’s Guild, as sisted by Trinity Guild . . . . . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -on— Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26, Continuous Fancy Work and Art ‘Display and Sale . ,, Musical and Literary Program each evennning at 8 o’clock. hiecken Dinner each day from 12 to 2 at 25 cents ex'ra,. ‘ EVENING ADMISSION, .« “Children’s: Afternoon.from 2 to 5 Pp. m 10 cents extra. Commercial. Oourse, 6m.i.é.0.. . $50 Shorthand and Ty pewriting course.40 PE MONTE. oe cick ee 60 Combination course—includingShorthand, Commercial and 2 Ty pewriting—School year 9 mos..80 Teachers’ course, 3 months.... 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos. .20 Review, English branches, 3 mos.. 15 Full term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand,. free. ; D. BREHAUT, Principal. Marysville, Cal.’ he ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but Iam still. selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY county. Manufacturing Jeweler, . Winter Is Coming On. You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is on® of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are ‘surprisingly moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, — q Pioneer Hardware Dealer. NEVADA CITY. For she was of.a practical turn of mind, and was always anxious to settle the minor details at once. ; _ “Flossie, who is this Kruger, the newspapers'talk about so much?” “I can’t think; may be he was one: of our vice-presidents.” : : Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry but shall not be heard. = = = Catarrh, Oatarrh is. one of the most obstinate liseases, and hence the most difficult ‘o get rid of, There is but one way to cure it, "he disease is in the blood, and all the ‘prays, washes and inhaling mixtures ‘n_ the world can have no permanent affect whatever upon it. Swift’s Spesifie cures Catarrh permanently, for it is she only remedy which can reach the ijsease and force it from the blood. Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., had Catarrh for years.,He writes: “I could see no improvement whatever, though I was constantly treated with s rays and washes, and differ. ent inhaling remedies— in fact, I could feel that each winter I was worse than the vious. t was htto my natice that Catarrh wasa blood ing over the matter, I saw it bnbg beg emp 4 of the poor, he also shall cry himself, . } Foul-Smelling . disease, and after think. 4 Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line ) of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manuJ facturers. There is a grace and style about their cut < that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ) goods are above the usual standard. Q Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. : to expect to be cu remenies which o nly reached the surface, = wy then. decided to try and after a few bottles were used, I noewig soe improvement. Oontinuing € dise: bandon local pod, take 8.8. S.,a remdane the pods aah thera and cure it.” e To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift’s Specific is a real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases. which other remedies haye no effect whatever upon, It mptly reaches Oatarrh, and never fails to eure even the most aggravated cases. —3.9.5. Blood Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, t : TO YOU -— > . ANDY You The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” ‘Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods his caused the factories to raise prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, : and an honest bargain is our pride. : Suecesssor to F.C. Luet§> a z sen ne ee ee ys St., / *, Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the C. J. BRAND, * Broad Street MISS NELLIE TETREAU, on Main street. Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display Of this season’s stylish nov Preliminary Announcement the popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this w6ek to resume her position as head trimmer in ourstore elties in trimmed and untrimmed hats ribbons, flowers, plumes, etc. Wr, EX. Crawford. YO DISINFECTANT UR HOMES ! S DEODORIZERS ¢g FUMIGATORS 8 PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES ANTISEPTICS BEEHIVE — ~GPOCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Blue Shasta Agency Fors Tsnogram Whiskey bel Catsup _ Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for es Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED _TWEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey... nets 9 Pepsin Whiskey.....00000. 1 00 Game Oock Whiskey... siiasseng ae Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... 1 00 IX L Whiskey... ichtines 5 Bock & Rye Whiskey. .... 1 00 Maple Rum. ..... EAS ES . BENOERY WRB, ccses.sccncccosescoscrctensoans 50 PE PR iiihiese <ceaneelenceseccescccaas 00 Claret Wine. 5 : ‘Give it a Trial. «.* ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee. is the Best. Mikado Soap.. enddiGes aia’ sscneniiiets i Silk Soap. . patitels ab Gbeook Clairette Soap....0. ihc leiwlahakae 08 Water Queen S0ap.srerseissserseseee 08 Copco (white) Soap. . oe en . Cashmere (white) SOND ccccicnina OM Dandy Soap, 20 bars. es ks wendcaeng? oe Fern Soap.... ienteaeneesnreascaceas 2 Diamond Dust Washing Powder. O ROR eR: PS Se 2 eee eee % CRNTS Thursday. Admission, 15 cents, refreshments Rare

y Brening, Hor: i, FINEST OF MUSIC} luding supper, $1.50 per couple, s, Pants and and Pant ‘ leece lined, for Drawers, all .00 each, Hose, 434. to the land, a pair, } in pink, blue, 1 $1.25. 3, ready to put 50c, 7§c and rts, 25¢, soc >, $1.75, $2.00, .0o and $1.25. nkets in Cali. & CO. Is ‘see corner @OOOOHOQHOHOOOHOOGOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS © ® ih, jis is the way you ll all feel like “doing out Christmas time you don’t have your AILORING, LEANING and EPAIRING ne by Tailor, TS, $2.00 UP © be sure, but. they are mn Furniture cS Som ol mee sete: teeter *s -. , Josepunme Souwanrz, Seo. 8t , Targely attended.> The work of pumping otit the.Séven : ; : Sienna Sete ate nt] Prices for my wares, That was my exThirty quartz mine at Deadman Fiat pectation.” T've learned since. that prea emia Mt A Direct gun cee way in ’Frisco. sumes the name of Brown. Mutual gressing satisfactorily. Some remark-. nha , Aas “! We eae: bs thes mt ) ably rich bunches of ore Have been . {°% 8%: it’s Bretty hard on me, too. friends, however, aceidentally discover . ter eee ist years, . . My homie is away up in the hills, where . their rustic re the: the chaparral festoons the landscape! being Suzanne Dacre, . at night. My [the secret. and . truant coup: * foutid in. this claim in:past years.“4 two-months old ehild of Mr. ana ts. Wm. Barker died yesterday at “Towa } Hi.” The ‘remains: have “been » brought to this city where the funeral ae will take plave tomorrow. Mrs: Barker io the daxighter of Peter Kelly of Gold hee a . rt 4“ Fi Morris. Lobner’s Grocery Store Robbed of “The grocery store of M.-Lobner at, Colfax was entered: by thieves last rion Entrance was gained by prying Off the iron doors: in the rear of the building. It can not yet be ascertained’ jast*how much was obtained ' but the appearance of the store’ this morning plainly showed that the clothing had been picked.over. Mr, Lobner says about $75 in cash was taken, It is evident the thieves use the weed as the ‘tobacco shelf suffered ‘heavily. ‘Where is no.clue to who did it,butiit was evidently ‘done’ by some ‘one who is well acquainted with the premises. This is the second robbery at Golfax in“ about a year, the former one * oseurring at J. F. Brown's grocery store, ‘The:.Ourly ‘Bears: of this city ‘who took to the woods when the hot wave, came early last’ simmer are now drift. . fog back to the rendezvous in Pythian Oustle and-wilt soon hava a cave-warming which will be the preliminary to an daring the coming winter. Grand Curly Ed. W. Schmidt proposes to round up . the brutes ‘before the snow flies that their claws and teeth may be sharpened, ~ Beveral Purlors throughout the State’ 8re anxious to obtain the degree, and Cave No. 1 will in‘due ‘time send out a detachment of its officers to attend to their wants. ~ i Two Theatrical Troupes Coming. The ‘Jéssie Shirley . Company of twenty members will begin a week’s en‘gagement at this city on Monday, Nov. 27th, playing a wide variety of dramas and charging popular prices of admission, Harry W, Smith, formerly leader of the Shaw Company band,’ is at the . . head of this organization which has. a full band and orchestra.. The. Elleford “Dramatic ‘Company, which. has.long: been a favorite ‘with Nevada City and is now stronger and better than before, is “expdcted the éarly part of.ngext month. 2a . . SA Morning Wedding, Claude’ Taggart of San Jose and Migs Annie” Andrews of Oakland ‘atrived here last evening and were married this morting by Rev. J. W. Phelps of the Methodist church. “They left on the noon.train for San Jose and will reside on Santa Clara avenue. Receiver and Appraisers Appointed. ‘In the bankruptcy case of ‘Pearce & Caddy, Referée Harvey today appointea I. O: Lindley as receiver with his ‘bond filed at $2,000. W. J. Michell, A. G. Peterson’ ' and 0. O. ‘Townsend: were appointed appraisers: ee A Queer-Growth. The original ‘Mr. Fadden is now on exhibition: at Ool. Jack Latmon’s saloon.. .He. consists: of a grape-root which nature shaped into a remarkable resemblance to a fully developed man: It is an honor fora man to cease strife; but every fool will be meddling. “Hi? Mistakes: tae Ervscr ‘for the cause.” Thatis what’ the person does who bi vation dren rm or any other alleviath 6: symp-) toms:’* Hood's Pia tatilinrenacees the cause and permanently cures, * Hooda, Pills. do not gripe. All drag: ‘Neimber & groe-grain hair ribbon for the ‘girls ‘4c a yard at. The Racket ua. Noung Mothers, 2°: Croup is. the terror: of thousands of young mothers because its out kis ped eat: uently “yBhiouts Mig edinoceae oup. has ent been Sm to fail.’ The worst cases. reliev mint) b y Price 25%Gte., 50 Ph br on For sale ;Diekerman, the druggist.’ tf be os "Chosen Friencs Attention, . officers and metiibers of Nevada City . No.118, Order of Chosen J ~ Friends, are requested to meet at Hibe ae ia Hall ov' Thursday, Oct. 19th, at 1:80: ’elock p.m. “Bowtaees of importance to all the members. The Grand SANE Bs ~tvabeees BOLON Rosryson, a 0. ea Miss Frances Jones at this ‘today. to’ her home in, 4 Pia taneral of Frank BR. Bawden “WHO was killed inthe W. Y.O. D. mine, } : took place this afternoon and “ras . cree thes wale print my pio-. rich» than Markham, and pay’ métanoy . position to mate and the coyote howls at night folks have a little ranch there, thats all they have got, . They did make myself famous. lished original poetry. it, so he told me to go. see a chap called Millard over ut the Examiner Office, “Millard’ll take ‘em, maybe,” says Fitch, “cause ‘he’s always printing stuff like that.” So I went up and saw Millard. I might just as well have gone to sée old Hutchy, who lives in Poker Ravine, Millard wouldn’t even read my poems. “We've got all the Poetry we want,” he Says, “take ’em over to the Call: And say,”—just-as I was going out the door feeling kind of hof,—“just tell ’em it’s a Macaroni dispatch.”"The Gall man’s Dame was More, but if it had been Less it would. have ‘been as appropriate, He was very gemlal, and I liked him first rate, but he didn’t want.to buy. any poetry. He also advised me to see Millard, but when I told him Yd seen him he said do something tor me-and I'd better see them. So went to the Balletin office and asked for the editor. The fellow’s name was O'der, and I hope as he gets older he will grow more polite. He must have stubbed his toe coming to the’ office, for he was as vicious as Feeney’s old bull. “We don’t want your stuff,” he says. “Go see the Chronicle.” ‘ “ve been there,” I says. “Then go to the Call.” “Pve been there, too.” “Go to the Examiner.” bar “Been there.” “Well,” and he glared at me kind of fierce, “if you’ve been to all those places there’s only one more place for you to go. to. : “You mean the Wasp ?” I. asked, remembering the Call man’s advice, “Yes,” he says, “or hell !” I don’t know; I’ve only got eighty cents left and T can’t sell my poems, 80 maybe Pil have to take that advice. Proposed Timber and Fuel Trust, A timber and fuel trust is now talked of by’Truckee lambermen and amarked increase in the price of those natural products will follow. The scarcity of timber on the western slope of the Sierras, which has been Stripped by Nevada companies, has caused. them to send their, agents west of Truckee ‘to spy out new forest land,and to checkmate this movement by obtaining control of all of the timber reserves-on the eastern and western. slopes, of the Sierras, is one of the objects of the proposed trust, the promoters of the project having already secured the magnificent sugar pine forests in Mohawk Valley, Plumas couaty. Pretty Lively Fooling, , 1 was out walking in Kingston, Jajuaica, one afternoon, and while on a harrow. side ‘street I-came upon two black woinen, each apparently in. a towering rage.’ Bach woman's tongue Was going at a phenomenal rate, but fot a word of their screeching jarg was intelligible to me. ae Finally one of the women scooped up a double handful of the ever prestnt Kingston dust and flung it over the other woman with a wild shriek of laughter. The dust covered -woman retaliated b~ taking a tin.pan she had In her hand and scooping up a couple ef quarts of the dirty water in the gutter by the roadside drenched her astailant with it, while all that purt of Kingston resounded . with the mad laughter. ‘The two women then closea tn on each other and. proceeded . to engage in a prelonged wrestle, whicb resulted in both of them falling to the ground, where they rolled over and over. in a cloud of. dust and finally stood upon their feet, facing each other iu a state of ditt and disorder beyond description, . Fearing that they would make a secvad onslaught. apeach other and vishing to. play -othe part of -peace+ jaker, ft stepped forward and asked: “What is the troubie?’ + Courtesying low, one of the women anid in a soft, drawling voice: ; 1 dan minerals. © < '“No trouble at all, mastah; we’s jess ae He reaatal free by Swit. foolin.”—Harper’s Bazar. = : Atlanta. Georgia, es fident that all I wonld have to do would be to tell people that I was the ity or coarseness, author of “Wild Horses” or “Wild. The plot has to do with ”. Cows,” or some other of my beautiful . troubles of Dick Preston, and got a man diamed Fitch to read. the premises and take his son Dick them. He said they were fine, grand, glorious, bat the Chronicle never pubThat kind of made me feel bad, and I guess he saw maybe the Bulletin or the Wasp would mn to He takes her away toa snug” country cottage, ‘and in order.to conceal his identity as‘appear ‘consents to. aid the with him. In sheer desperation the latter confesses the truth, and the ectime taken_a great liking to Mrs.’ Dick, overcomes his extraordinary scruples and bestows the parental blessings. “A colored cook and a Swedish heiress in ‘search of her affinity also add interest to tne story which is cleverly and legit. imately constructed, The fun starts from the rise of the curtain, and is kept going with unceasing vigor, one complication following another with astonishing rapidity. There are original and novel musical. numbers whic! do not conflict with the plot. Will IMuminate Lincoln.The municipality has contracted . for night. “A majority of the proprietors of the business houses’and owners of private. residences have agreed touse elec-. their good judgment, as electricity.is a long-felt want here. A sub-station will be built, and the lights will probably be in operation within the next six weeks.— Lincoln Mews-Messenger. SEALE SE ‘Died Last Evening. Alice M. Monro, the seventeen year old daughter of Mrs, James. Monro of Lost. Hill, died at’ four o’clock yesterday.evening of acute pneumonia. She was a native of this city and a. great among. Besides her ‘mother, three

sisters and two brothers survive her. The funeral will take place from .the Methodist. church at 2:30 .o’clock tomorrow evening. “Now we can-be.happy,” said Alfonso, “for at last we are one.” “Yes, but please tell me which one?” she replied. Next on the scene} @ have . comes Arthar Howard, a former sweet. . ® cow—dear old motherly Bess !—but. heart and would-be suitor for the hand. we sold her so that I could get money . of Dick’s wife, who id told that Suzanne enough to come down to ’Frigco and. is the real wife in order to keep him . ’ It makes me quiet. Dick’s father then unexpectedly mad when I think of it now, for we} makes his appearance,ahd the unhappy . @ sold her for igst about. half what she. boy leads him. into the belief that) @ was worth—that mean, miserly Péte. Howard is Brown and Suzanne Mrs. Jones knowing that I was anxious to Brown, though, unfortunately for bim, get away and wouldn’t wait for a good. the genuine wife hasmeanwhile inprice. Well, he’s got her now, and I'm . formed the ‘unsuspecting old gentle-. in Frisco with only about eighty cents. man that she herself is Mrs. Brown, of old Bess's money left. The first/}#fnd the now irate parent jumps to’ the place I strack when I got: into town. conclusion that Howard is a bigamist was the Chronicle. I-tovk up a half-. and doubledyed villain in general, and ‘dozen of my most beautiful poems, . straightway makes preparation to leave centric old man, having during this}. 82 street-lights; to be kept-burning-alt . {8 tricity for illuminating purposes. We . 4 congratulate the citizens of Linculn on}: favorite with the people she was raised . ens % c oaee & [Great Lerr Over Sau theca ai Fa to Taxpayers $ meena the State and C. --<---Gmee Valley! = Are Now Due. fice. Parties calling for any of These detters will please Say “advertised,” . . hae eaten nace fs . When You Put Bode, H. Pog eae ". }86 MIN guaset, ct Geaae Oty 2 Dalleolius, Bestoloaes: Doane « . Delgrossc,‘Michale : ntota, Juan . ulrements of the Politieel Seation #148, “that the taxes dy yoccercmg : due and payable on the tives ‘in Your Toilet oun ote and pay # fee of one cent for each let-. ter, EOD Postmaster. To connest with the new _ sewer . . ie )[Usme: ! Beaded ‘We baye a fine assortment on hand. i 1 at how easily Sequoia) Ave ys ae me, cr. ya = mies ee GMail Bios Cle S$/TOWLE BROs. ] Onday in April next at 6 : Will be Giana ne per cent. and other costs That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real p will be payable on and © the first Monday in January next, and I] be delinquent on the last Monday in April next therealter at 6 o’clook ‘p m., and unless veipes thereto five per cent will amount. ‘ Y_ BE PAID AT ‘their work, cure r biligusn ay oe Demis: Solddy al muldeeiaies § (Style and out, so. get in orders early. WM. H. ANDREWS Broad Street Fruit Market. NEVADA Cry a Grass VALLBY, Can, On your Sewer Work if yon want to have a first-class _job—. and save money: We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want todo your own work in making coney nections with the new city system. Or we will take conwe tracts to furnish the pipe; put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. For the conyenience of the Taxpayers! I will visit the followi laces at the ti: mentioned, for ia parpoos of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. October 20, : NORTH SAN J UAN, October 21st. TRUCKEE, Moody’s Office, October 284. GRASS VALLEY, at City Hall, Holbrooke gree characterize photo-. Block, Main street, October 2th, 26th, 27th +) J. J. JACKSON, Tax Collector. Nevad Nevada City, Oot. 9, 1900, Y"0® County GRA PES id TO AE ga oe Of the most artistic. de4 : 4 , hie ‘ Phair graphs Made by Moore.'. and 28th, Tokays, Muscata, Black Morocco, Mis*®*% «His gallery has a wide sion, and, in fact, every variety that is bal ig Ps spread reputation for : ; *& *& & = turningonutas high-grade / grown. Remember that figs are nearly * *& work-as can be attained : &'® & ontheconst. : ::: : . Salted= TAXES]899 TAXES N ICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Assesment of the County of Nenty Taxes for isin hat a tice ta also hereby given In accordance I. Almonds= ‘TODAY.. «AT FOLEY’S Given by St. Margaret’s Guild, as sisted by Trinity Guild . . . . . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -on— Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26, Continuous Fancy Work and Art ‘Display and Sale . ,, Musical and Literary Program each evennning at 8 o’clock. hiecken Dinner each day from 12 to 2 at 25 cents ex'ra,. ‘ EVENING ADMISSION, .« “Children’s: Afternoon.from 2 to 5 Pp. m 10 cents extra. Commercial. Oourse, 6m.i.é..0... . $50 Shorthand and Ty pewriting course..40 PE MONTE. oe cick ee 60 Combination course—includingShorthand, Commercial and 2 Ty pewriting—School year 9 mos...80 Teachers’ course, 3 months........ 20 Review, English branches, 8 mos.. .20 Review, English branches, 3 mos... 15 Full term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons in Shorthand,. free. ; D. BREHAUT, Principal. Marysville, Cal.’ he ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but Iam still. selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY county. Manufacturing Jeweler, . Winter Is Coming On. You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is on® of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are ‘surprisingly moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, — q Pioneer Hardware Dealer. NEVADA CITY. For she was of.a practical turn of mind, and was always anxious to settle the minor details at once. ; _ “Flossie, who is this Kruger, the newspapers'talk about so much?” “I can’t think; may be he was one: of our vice-presidents.” : : Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry but shall not be heard. = = = Catarrh, Oatarrh is. one of the most obstinate liseases, and hence the most difficult ‘o get rid of, There is but one way to cure it, "he disease is in the blood, and all the ‘prays, washes and inhaling mixtures ‘n_ the world can have no permanent affect whatever upon it. Swift’s Spesifie cures Catarrh permanently, for it is she only remedy which can reach the ijsease and force it from the blood. Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, Ky., had Catarrh for years.,He writes: “I could see no improvement whatever, though I was constantly treated with s rays and washes, and differ. ent inhaling remedies— in fact, I could feel that each winter I was worse than the vious. t was htto my natice that Catarrh wasa blood ing over the matter, I saw it bnbg beg emp 4 of the poor, he also shall cry himself, . } Foul-Smelling . disease, and after think. 4 Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line ) of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manuJ facturers. There is a grace and style about their cut < that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the ) goods are above the usual standard. Q Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. : to expect to be cu remenies which o nly reached the surface, = wy then. decided to try and after a few bottles were used, I noewig soe improvement. Oontinuing € dise: bandon local pod, take 8.8. S.,a remdane the pods aah thera and cure it.” e To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift’s Specific is a real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases. which other remedies haye no effect whatever upon, It mptly reaches Oatarrh, and never fails to eure even the most aggravated cases. —3.9.5. Blood Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, t : TO YOU -— > . ANDY You The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” ‘Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods his caused the factories to raise prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, : and an honest bargain is our pride. : Suecesssor to F.C. Luet§> a z sen ne ee ee ys St., / *, Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the C. J. BRAND, * Broad Street MISS NELLIE TETREAU, on Main street. Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display Of this season’s stylish nov Preliminary Announcement the popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this w6ek to resume her position as head trimmer in ourstore elties in trimmed and untrimmed hats ribbons, flowers, plumes, etc. Wr, EX. Crawford. YO DISINFECTANT UR HOMES ! S DEODORIZERS ¢g FUMIGATORS 8 PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES ANTISEPTICS BEEHIVE — ~GPOCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Blue Shasta Agency Fors Tsnogram Whiskey bel Catsup _ Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for es Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED _TWEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey...... nets 9 Pepsin Whiskey.........00000. 1 00 Game Oock Whiskey..... siiasseng ae Monarch (Jug) Whiskey........ 1 00 IX L Whiskey..... ichtines 5 Bock & Rye Whiskey.. ....... 1 00 Maple Rum.. ......... EAS ES . BENOERY WRB, ccses.sccncccosescoscrctensoans 50 PE PR iiihiese <ceaneelenceseccescccaas 00 Claret Wine. 5 : ‘Give it a Trial. «.* ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee. is the Best. Mikado Soap... enddiGes aia’ sscneniiiets i Silk Soap. . patitels ab Gbeook Clairette Soap.......0. ihc leiwlahakae 08 Water Queen S0ap..srerseissserseseee 08 Copco (white) Soap. . oe en . Cashmere (white) SOND ccccicnina OM Dandy Soap, 20 bars.. es ks wendcaeng? oe Fern Soap....... ienteaeneesnreascaceas 2 Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. O ROR eR: PS Se 2 eee eee % CRNTS Thursday. Admission, 15 cents, refreshments Rare