October 2, 1900 (4 pages)

eterna — Dagens -natipheaptenstiteee eae eee THE TRANSCRIPT. ABATE t NEXT TT Load Bray Boning, Sundays Exopind,. 706 tort Company Wit Butera the a People of Nevada City. Next Monday evening the Bileford AT WAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, week's engagament at the Nevada The{RAMS OF BUREORITTION : atre. Monday evening thé “American By “tall, ~ . $6 Girl” will be presented, aud from. press Ry Carrier, : 124-20’ Per Week breports it will pleasé all those who atDelivered to any part uf the olty. tend. Miss Jessie Norton, who has visited: Nevada City before will be the eve pic Dies leading. lady. Elieford always has a : OCT, 2, 1900) strong company and he deserves the barcroamadneed : anaes . PAtPONAgS of the public. The prices are 10,20 and 30.cents. Seats on sale at PERSONAL POINTERS, . ¥o!*v"s+ ©@er aN Articles ef apannenratipn Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old ~ and Young. Articles of incorporation of the Nevada Oounty Bank were filed today J. E. Davis came up from Marysville} with the County Olerk. Principal today. Q@. A. Rickbaugh of Sacramento is here on a visit. J. 8. Chace of San Francisco arrived here thie afternoon. W. E. Nerris came up. from Sacramento last evening. H, Gross of San Francisco came in en the morning train. F, V. Glidden came down from Forest City last evening. J. Hanley arrived here last evening from San Francisco. W.H. Mead is down from Washington attending Court. T. D. Bates is here in the interest of the Etleford Company. CG. E, Englieh of Colambia Hit is a visitor at the county seat. W. Talloott of Missousi artived here on the afternoon train, Mrs, N.P. Currierand son left this morning for Sacramento, ; J. L. Hervoy of New York arrived here on last evening's train, Joha T. Donahue of San Francisco came in on the afternoon train. Miss Dora Hooper of San Francisco is here as the guest of A. Lademan and wife. Chas. A. Dixon and 8S. MoMaullen of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mrs. Sharkey has returned froma visit with her daughters at Sacramento. W.M. Shanks and wife and Miss Nellie Hubbard came over from Truckee yesterday. E. T. Worthley, the Well known hotel keeper of Washington, is here spending a few dhys. Mra. Smith came down from Graniteville today and will leave tomorrow for the East. Chas, Paine returned thie morning to North San Juan after attending Court yesterday. H.H. Purdy came down from Downteville last evening and left this morning for San Franciseo, T. I. Barron was in this city yesterday, renewing old acquaintances. He now resides at Livermore, Mrs. Bemins of Redding, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. H. ©. Mills, returned home this morning. A. J. Wood came dcwn from North San Juan yesterday to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors. John Nancarrow returned yesterday to the railroad shops at Sacramento after a brief visit with his parents, F.S. Redding, who has been visiting relatives at Forest City, was here last evening on his way back to Auburn, M.Hurt and E, B. Rabb, who have deen in Sierra county on mining businese, returned last evening to Oakland. Mrs, James Ross, who has been here visiting with relatives left last evening for ber home at Sissiton, South Dakota, Mrs. Costa and Miss Costa arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came ever from Lake City yesterday to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Charles MoGagan came down fron North Bloomfield this afternoon and will loave tomorrow morning for San Francisca, George Z. Waite and bride came over from Sau Juan last evening and left for Satramento, which city will be their home. Mre. Julia Miller and Mrs. Daniel of Butte City arrived bere last evening on ea visit to the former's sister, Mrs. George Allen. Rev. W. Angwin jeft this morning for Colfax to meet his wife, who is comtng from Oregori, They will retarn here this evening. Mre. Foote of Michigan, who has been here on a visit to Mrs H. C. Mills, left this morning for Sacramento on on a visit to relatives. P. Von Fiuee, T. Harrigan, C. Calplace of business, Grass Valley, with a branch in this city. There is 500 shares of a par value of §100-each. The incorportion is to ran fifty years. The officers are Chas. Martin, President; John Baur, Vice President; OroVille Root, Cashier and Secretary. The other Directors are Henry Breuner, Ernest A. Denicke, F. A. Denicke, Valerio Top: nozzini, a. Ratling Repaired. The railing. vn Sacramento street, which has been broken down for sometime was repaired today. It has been mentioned that the property belonged to thecity, but this is a mistake. It belongs to a man by the name of Pasquale, ~~ Bryan sees danger in our National prosperity, and those wishing to do him. .jastice. must. admit that, should his opinions prevail, such a soarce of danger would be speedily removed. The Democratic party never pointed with pride to any business measure it eg How Is It To Be + wpe alienati Once for all. As well talk about abanlegitimate. questions for party differ. ences, but to deny.a fact solemoized by treaty and ratified by Congress is to betray unpardonable ignorance of the powers and fanctions of government. o i + Oe. a ? To Speak in Sierra, The Republican Committee of Sierra county have outlined the route for John R. Tyrrell, candidate for State Senator from this district, and John B. Irish, the candidate for the Assembly from Sierra and Plumas counties. Their first meeting will be held at Forest City on Friday of this week, and at Downieville ov Saturday: They will then visit Sierra City, Sierraville,. Lewis Mill, Loyalton and Gibsonville. ‘The route for this county will.be-outlined after the return of Mr. Tyrrell from Sierra and Plumas counties. +090 $4 New Premier of Canada. Qcesro, Ost, 1.—N,._ C. Parent. has accepted the Premiership of the Provience, to succeed the late Premier Marchand. a -Merchant Murderer. Wattace, Tdabo, Oot. 1.—Matt Maile was found in his sturé murdered this morning. He had been killed with an iron-rod. There is no clew to the murderer. ever enacted, . ceo ——— . —_—— THE STRONGHOLD —_—_——__—_= oP OF THE E REBELLION. —St. Louis Globe-Demoorats ‘Death of Albert ta, Gurnett. Yeaterday afternoon Supervisor J. M. Buffington received the sad intelli-gence of the death of his nephew, Albert G. Gurnett, which occured yesterday morning at Oakland. The deceased was a native of California and aged 19 years. He had visited here on several occasions and made many friends among our people, who will be grieved to learned of his untimely death. No particulars have been learned as to the cause of death. = oe Bryan insiets on being taken on trust by a political com bination, because he is opposed to business trusts and combinations. From the silence of the Democrats on the tariff question it woald seem that they have decided to take the views of one of their former candidates and call ita local question. + eee New Prunes at Smith's. 3 pounds for 2 cents, for 75 cents. 10 poands o2-Im + +ee-——— Grewitng Hair by Section, A Paris hairdresser -wadertakes te wana, G@. B. Waters and W. L. Moore} &™Y & goo! crop of hair on the baldest eame over from Truckee last evening toattend the Wainwright case. W. F. Englebright returned yester-} j.0a. head by mechanical means. His apparatus,consists of a flexible plate of convenient shape to fit the top of the This is pressed down and the day from an inspection tour of the/ air from beneath it exhausted. The South Yuta Water Company's ykes . cupping process thus applied is supatid ffomes in the high mountains. posed to stimulate the growth of the Everything is being put in first-class . shape for the winter. ‘ Captain J. W. Morrill was in town yesterday. He bas been at Sin. Francisco for some time past. Before learMatches, Tt ia eatimated that we use annually in the United States over 960,000,000,000 matches. These indispensable little ar‘“ ticles were first osed in this country less a rl a hous rhe in his re than 7 years aga, and at that time a pain, and it is feared that he will lose awa 0 weNRO ——— -~ owes + iu the Same Breath, To one breath the Demooratic orator will aseure his bearers’that McKinley bas no backbone, that he is a creature eontrolied by these around him, and with the next breath will accuse him of . * sbaking the Republic to pieces in or @er to-erect a throne op the ruins tharvot aes box containing 25 was sold for 25 cents. lmagive, Wf Fou please, matches at one eeat apiece! To-day, we buy 1,000 fo: five centa, : eras ‘Caution. All pereoms are hereby cautioned aga'us* trwsting Manwel Marka Je, ac Iwill not be rn a pousible for amy debtscomtracted hy him MANUAL MARES. A t ume canary bird bas bees lest anda re ward will be paid for its retura to this office: ee * cee od ewe cong NED aS TEC as st erm at Pest-Naptial Revelations. Mr, Poffer—I don’t understand your sudden aversion to tobacco, my dear. Before we wert married you used to say you adored the smell of a cigar. Mrs. Puifer—That was campaign strategy, Puffer.—Town Topics. . ea, YEE ~~ An Exeeption, “My husband never Urags about the pumpkin pies hia mother used to make.” “Why not?” “His father ren a bakery.; ‘—Ghicago Record. ‘ Care ter Insomnia. “I've cured my husband's insomnia.” SHow did you do it?” “Pretended I was ill, and the doctor left medicine whieh Henry was to give me every half hour all night long.”— Vanity Fair. A Mere Matter of Detail. “Golf is a good deal like Wagner.mesic.” “How's that?” “Well. it is mostly, popular -with those who like it.”—Detroit Free Presa. Dering the Excitement. Citizen—Whet is the trouble over there? Has the bank failed? Poticeman—No; the depositors are just having a run their money.— Puck, OQne Drawback. — “I have a aplendid ear for musie,” said the complecent young man. “Yes.” answered Miss Cayentie, regretfully, “but youdaen’t sing with your ear, ~~ Washington Star: The Reasen of tt. ~ Jones—I wonder why “The Seasons” are represented as wemen? with them, no’ matter what king you get, I snppese.—Pack. Preef of ft. she isn't rich? Second Clerk—Reeamse she always tries to mkke believe the is by not counting her changeDetraiz, Eree Presa, a A ee eee Millious Hawe It. Witner (shortly after the introduc tion)—I beg pandén, . Mise—t didn’t eateh your name? . $ it’s epidemic! —Breckiye Life, . By “y Fire J eeek fair faces tn the'Raime— . But—a h—eo death — Lomly are that saving dame . , Whe telis m+ not to burn much eagy. —Deroit_ Free Press. shall be. = farled and the army recalled, Will he explain how this oan be done? Is. BROW DN é CALIErS . Dramatic Company will commends-#} there any coddtitational provision for: there is one constitational argament against acquiring territory there are . on his arrival next Saturday evening, dozen against abandoning territory. . at which time he is announced to maké The Rebellion settled that question . a speech in that place. It was decided ding Texas, Alaska, Kentucky or. the most available place in which tq Ohio. Methods of administration are. hold the meeting. A Reception Com: Sunith--Because you're never satisfied f First .Clerk+ Whet makes you think Miss Smith—That's strange: Why, . elt inpdliled to Arrange for x Mooting Next Saturday Night. A number of prominent Republicans thatthe Salvation Army. barracks i mittee was appointed, consisting of the following named persons: © De. S.-Mi Harris, W. Hi Bray, Jerome Deasy. J. F. Kidder, ©. E. Oliach, F. J, Thomas, Charles Stocks, John Glasson, W. 8.: Robinson, Lloyd _P. Jamiéson, W. J. ake a, ee. on, ©, Ay Brockington: N. P.) Brows, BM, Preston, 9. Ws Marsh, D. E,;Morgan, Fred Zeitler, Judge Nilon,.Wi8. ‘Werry Harris is to be President ot. the.committee and will also rPrecige sn ae meeting. “The following named persone os ohosen to solicit subscriptions: .R. E. Green, W.H. Bray, Oharles:Stooka,: Ht. J. Campbelland A. L, Fisher.< + «=. OG. E. Clich, Dan-~Deebie, cshalines Deasy, Ed. Nathan-and W. lL. Hancock willavt as committee.to ask business men to illuminate their stores and places of business on the occasion. On __ transportation, . the following wete appointed; Dan .Deeble, aes T. Rowe.and J. F. Kidder. Their names are as follows: Mre. °F. F. Kidder, Miss Elspeth Walker; “Mies Ida Wilhelm, _Mrs.'Wiltiam Provi¢, Mrs, William Moore, Mrs. B. Dent Nayt lor, Mrsi:Jerome Deasy, Mré: “Charles Brockington, Mrs: Oharles Stocké; Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs. D. E. Mat teson, Mes. D: B. ‘Marwick, = Mra. Joa. Weissbein, Mrs. Poigndestre, Mrs. Johu Glasson, Mrs: Ben Opie; Mew, William Bee. ~ * William Moore was appbtadels to have-charge of the music: Samuel Berriman will _—e Sarge of the fireworks. All citizens of the city wai vicinity, irrespective of party, are invited: td take part in the reception of Governor Gage, and a special invitatioa has been sent to the people of Nevada City to be present. ———_+ «92 5 % as A New Bank, There have been rumore in circulation for several days that a new bank is to be opened in this eity, and that it is to occupy the building lately vacated by the Frank Golden jewelry company. Up te this aftefnooon the building: had not been rented. State or Ouro, Ciry or ToLEpy, } . Lucas County, Pe Frane J. Cheney makes oath that he $8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cuzney & Go, doing business in: the Oity of Toledo, County and ‘State aforesaid, snd that seid firm will pay .} the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach and every éase of CaTARRE that cannot be cured .by the use of Hatc’s Cataran Curr FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn to oefore me ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of . Deéember, A. D. 1886. A. Ws N, cone Pablic, Hall's Catarrh an is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. FL J. CHENEY a Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family Pills are the best. ae ae & met in the City Hall in Grags Valley, _ American territory? If] last night to make arrangements to. ag so give Governor Gage a fitting reception . bas 4B. ‘fyrrell, F. My, Miller, -My°W. Argel, William George,.D,: Bo MatteEnglebright,. W. E,. Meservey, John _. & mamber of ladies were epipntianel he as.a committee to decorate the: -hall. F.W. TAYLOR, Mamagefi HEADQUARTERS FORS—age 8 Fine Jewelry Silverware and G. J. BRAND. . > REUBEN LERCH, “His. Tas ‘Early ‘Yesterday Morning, tee ag pkd, to vote ~_ Seka on the ground the silver plank in the nieduee ~. not amount to. much, “Yesterday Rouben’ Leech died at this. Aiomé on Auburn Total in vitality peol shed his lite bu the system was unable to longer and death re his worldly troubles. R came to Oalifornia am and engaged in the 6H } business, nent in the § served Neyad: through { sessions,” system for many years, and \a, sister, Mee. George. Whiteside, The aneral will tuke place Wednesday efnoon: ja? o’clock, with religious services at e house, He was bornin the State. of New York on papel 18, 1838, his age being 67 yoors, Terr 18. days. hE PR First of the Season. Wm. H. Smith, . ee brought in the first load ae his ranch today. They are of the finest. quality. ——~ gryman, In Nevada City, Qctober 2ad, 1900, to . the wife of HiJ.* right ag Have You Tried” Any of _—_ TAYLOR'S Fresh: Roasted Coffag {f you haven’t we would like you to try it It is Crisp and Aromatic Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to you if you have had r, stale stuff lately. * site Soeoreing tothe grade aud Py ones Drop ia ant Bev Have a Driak. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GEORGE A. GRAY; = The vinest of Funeral Ficral Pieces supplied to Arata — ee Nos. Office 281, realtones . HEATING. ae *. PERSO. AY SRE wine ene iat aac “armas: ae Capea Pa ate SS ea . STOV ES! oe sine an. assault fib . inenced. The following Pegeamayed pony sooner ibe isi eon BS % a , Henry Guel A. . than cay, . hims ‘ea ei gy ere chimney on the residence of Mre. Ohase~ on ‘. Water fae Are bat was pat} out by a fire inca from . {4 10,15, 225,305 35 and Ate per Ib= ia Suwseate cheerfully given if you ee Ben 4 e cold Ta Pe =" ee Clocks!” Clocks! ~ Clocks It the case of the People vs, Edward . «the Democratic “party, never. —_ pr. ce ee ty to fu he tam, Bo T. Hi Kaeo,” Eugene No alarm ,. Was turned Bie as : ne lei nd re California, have thig day di en ’ eis ini of all dicniiten, abip. BL saree Tow.e Buos. Co. OHNSTON. Soecssocecseds Tall Dress Good —AT= see “On the re Fall Sand Bonds? iss. hoe ~~ m’t fail to see them. You will find’ some + grandest things in Dress cig that” you 7 ave ever seen, viz: . @, New Homespuns: — New. Cheviots N w Cr epons, olf Naw ‘Cathel’s ‘Hair, : “Ete: Tid fact} if: ‘you want the néw, uptodate: Dress. gomez visit our store. Come soon and get first ™ thoice. Only one of each pattern. Respectfully, . You can aie dong in bed. and: reg with them. ~ JAS. KINKEAD= z 3 Pac Gaer cy invites everyone to call rata odie tia? f call and inepect, ine : ‘Window Shades, All Colors and: Kit +eeeeEEEERS beseE EER ER a rs you intend seeder a: clock : hould'jeall aan pally at 4d ill tp g le ; “" NEVADA eo . HARTUNG BROS. wey have the finest assortment i in thieMoitity: . a oe wareus FOR SALE AND REPAIRED .05j. Sawg9 = INA WORKMANEIKE-MANNER. ACR H. Ww. Hartung, bee ee ~FOLTAT try at ELE ToPed ob ot ato batol SpUEoREDEpEE SECT TS Pop TP eT}E-Epegtt ed ekweow, SEGREZGEES, 2

eterna — Dagens -natipheaptenstiteee eae eee THE TRANSCRIPT. ABATE t NEXT TT Load Bray Boning, Sundays Exopind,. 706 tort Company Wit Butera the a People of Nevada City. Next Monday evening the Bileford AT WAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, week's engagament at the Nevada The{RAMS OF BUREORITTION : atre. Monday evening thé “American By “tall, ~ . $6 Girl” will be presented, aud from. press Ry Carrier, : 124-20’ Per Week breports it will pleasé all those who atDelivered to any part uf the olty. tend. Miss Jessie Norton, who has visited: Nevada City before will be the eve pic Dies leading. lady. Elieford always has a : OCT, 2, 1900) strong company and he deserves the barcroamadneed : anaes . PAtPONAgS of the public. The prices are 10,20 and 30.cents. Seats on sale at PERSONAL POINTERS, . ¥o!*v"s+ ©@er aN Articles ef apannenratipn Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old ~ and Young. Articles of incorporation of the Nevada Oounty Bank were filed today J. E. Davis came up from Marysville} with the County Olerk. Principal today. Q@. A. Rickbaugh of Sacramento is here on a visit. J. 8. Chace of San Francisco arrived here thie afternoon. W. E. Nerris came up. from Sacramento last evening. H, Gross of San Francisco came in en the morning train. F, V. Glidden came down from Forest City last evening. J. Hanley arrived here last evening from San Francisco. W.H. Mead is down from Washington attending Court. T. D. Bates is here in the interest of the Etleford Company. CG. E, Englieh of Colambia Hit is a visitor at the county seat. W. Talloott of Missousi artived here on the afternoon train, Mrs, N.P. Currierand son left this morning for Sacramento, ; J. L. Hervoy of New York arrived here on last evening's train, Joha T. Donahue of San Francisco came in on the afternoon train. Miss Dora Hooper of San Francisco is here as the guest of A. Lademan and wife. Chas. A. Dixon and 8S. MoMaullen of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mrs. Sharkey has returned froma visit with her daughters at Sacramento. W.M. Shanks and wife and Miss Nellie Hubbard came over from Truckee yesterday. E. T. Worthley, the Well known hotel keeper of Washington, is here spending a few dhys. Mra. Smith came down from Graniteville today and will leave tomorrow for the East. Chas, Paine returned thie morning to North San Juan after attending Court yesterday. H.H. Purdy came down from Downteville last evening and left this morning for San Franciseo, T. I. Barron was in this city yesterday, renewing old acquaintances. He now resides at Livermore, Mrs. Bemins of Redding, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. H. ©. Mills, returned home this morning. A. J. Wood came dcwn from North San Juan yesterday to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors. John Nancarrow returned yesterday to the railroad shops at Sacramento after a brief visit with his parents, F.S. Redding, who has been visiting relatives at Forest City, was here last evening on his way back to Auburn, M.Hurt and E, B. Rabb, who have deen in Sierra county on mining businese, returned last evening to Oakland. Mrs, James Ross, who has been here visiting with relatives left last evening for ber home at Sissiton, South Dakota, Mrs. Costa and Miss Costa arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came ever from Lake City yesterday to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Charles MoGagan came down fron North Bloomfield this afternoon and will loave tomorrow morning for San Francisca, George Z. Waite and bride came over from Sau Juan last evening and left for Satramento, which city will be their home. Mre. Julia Miller and Mrs. Daniel of Butte City arrived bere last evening on ea visit to the former's sister, Mrs. George Allen. Rev. W. Angwin jeft this morning for Colfax to meet his wife, who is comtng from Oregori, They will retarn here this evening. Mre. Foote of Michigan, who has been here on a visit to Mrs H. C. Mills, left this morning for Sacramento on on a visit to relatives. P. Von Fiuee, T. Harrigan, C. Calplace of business, Grass Valley, with a branch in this city. There is 500 shares of a par value of §100-each. The incorportion is to ran fifty years. The officers are Chas. Martin, President; John Baur, Vice President; OroVille Root, Cashier and Secretary. The other Directors are Henry Breuner, Ernest A. Denicke, F. A. Denicke, Valerio Top: nozzini, a. Ratling Repaired. The railing. vn Sacramento street, which has been broken down for sometime was repaired today. It has been mentioned that the property belonged to thecity, but this is a mistake. It belongs to a man by the name of Pasquale, ~~ Bryan sees danger in our National prosperity, and those wishing to do him. .jastice. must. admit that, should his opinions prevail, such a soarce of danger would be speedily removed. The Democratic party never pointed with pride to any business measure it eg How Is It To Be + wpe alienati Once for all. As well talk about abanlegitimate. questions for party differ. ences, but to deny.a fact solemoized by treaty and ratified by Congress is to betray unpardonable ignorance of the powers and fanctions of government. o i + Oe. a ? To Speak in Sierra, The Republican Committee of Sierra county have outlined the route for John R. Tyrrell, candidate for State Senator from this district, and John B. Irish, the candidate for the Assembly from Sierra and Plumas counties. Their first meeting will be held at Forest City on Friday of this week, and at Downieville ov Saturday: They will then visit Sierra City, Sierraville,. Lewis Mill, Loyalton and Gibsonville. ‘The route for this county will.be-outlined after the return of Mr. Tyrrell from Sierra and Plumas counties. +090 $4 New Premier of Canada. Qcesro, Ost, 1.—N,._ C. Parent. has accepted the Premiership of the Provience, to succeed the late Premier Marchand. a -Merchant Murderer. Wattace, Tdabo, Oot. 1.—Matt Maile was found in his sturé murdered this morning. He had been killed with an iron-rod. There is no clew to the murderer. ever enacted, . ceo ——— . —_—— THE STRONGHOLD —_—_——__—_= oP OF THE E REBELLION. —St. Louis Globe-Demoorats ‘Death of Albert ta, Gurnett. Yeaterday afternoon Supervisor J. M. Buffington received the sad intelli-gence of the death of his nephew, Albert G. Gurnett, which occured yesterday morning at Oakland. The deceased was a native of California and aged 19 years. He had visited here on several occasions and made many friends among our people, who will be grieved to learned of his untimely death. No particulars have been learned as to the cause of death. = oe Bryan insiets on being taken on trust by a political com bination, because he is opposed to business trusts and combinations. From the silence of the Democrats on the tariff question it woald seem that they have decided to take the views of one of their former candidates and call ita local question. + eee New Prunes at Smith's. 3 pounds for 2 cents, for 75 cents. 10 poands o2-Im + +ee-——— Grewitng Hair by Section, A Paris hairdresser -wadertakes te wana, G@. B. Waters and W. L. Moore} &™Y & goo! crop of hair on the baldest eame over from Truckee last evening toattend the Wainwright case. W. F. Englebright returned yester-} j.0a. head by mechanical means. His apparatus,consists of a flexible plate of convenient shape to fit the top of the This is pressed down and the day from an inspection tour of the/ air from beneath it exhausted. The South Yuta Water Company's ykes . cupping process thus applied is supatid ffomes in the high mountains. posed to stimulate the growth of the Everything is being put in first-class . shape for the winter. ‘ Captain J. W. Morrill was in town yesterday. He bas been at Sin. Francisco for some time past. Before learMatches, Tt ia eatimated that we use annually in the United States over 960,000,000,000 matches. These indispensable little ar‘“ ticles were first osed in this country less a rl a hous rhe in his re than 7 years aga, and at that time a pain, and it is feared that he will lose awa 0 weNRO ——— -~ owes + iu the Same Breath, To one breath the Demooratic orator will aseure his bearers’that McKinley bas no backbone, that he is a creature eontrolied by these around him, and with the next breath will accuse him of . * sbaking the Republic to pieces in or @er to-erect a throne op the ruins tharvot aes box containing 25 was sold for 25 cents. lmagive, Wf Fou please, matches at one eeat apiece! To-day, we buy 1,000 fo: five centa, : eras ‘Caution. All pereoms are hereby cautioned aga'us* trwsting Manwel Marka Je, ac Iwill not be rn a pousible for amy debtscomtracted hy him MANUAL MARES. A t ume canary bird bas bees lest anda re ward will be paid for its retura to this office: ee * cee od ewe cong NED aS TEC as st erm at Pest-Naptial Revelations. Mr, Poffer—I don’t understand your sudden aversion to tobacco, my dear. Before we wert married you used to say you adored the smell of a cigar. Mrs. Puifer—That was campaign strategy, Puffer.—Town Topics. . ea, YEE ~~ An Exeeption, “My husband never Urags about the pumpkin pies hia mother used to make.” “Why not?” “His father ren a bakery.; ‘—Ghicago Record. ‘ Care ter Insomnia. “I've cured my husband's insomnia.” SHow did you do it?” “Pretended I was ill, and the doctor left medicine whieh Henry was to give me every half hour all night long.”— Vanity Fair. A Mere Matter of Detail. “Golf is a good deal like Wagner.mesic.” “How's that?”

“Well. it is mostly, popular -with those who like it.”—Detroit Free Presa. Dering the Excitement. Citizen—Whet is the trouble over there? Has the bank failed? Poticeman—No; the depositors are just having a run their money.— Puck, OQne Drawback. — “I have a aplendid ear for musie,” said the complecent young man. “Yes.” answered Miss Cayentie, regretfully, “but youdaen’t sing with your ear, ~~ Washington Star: The Reasen of tt. ~ Jones—I wonder why “The Seasons” are represented as wemen? with them, no’ matter what king you get, I snppese.—Pack. Preef of ft. she isn't rich? Second Clerk—Reeamse she always tries to mkke believe the is by not counting her changeDetraiz, Eree Presa, a A ee eee Millious Hawe It. Witner (shortly after the introduc tion)—I beg pandén, . Mise—t didn’t eateh your name? . $ it’s epidemic! —Breckiye Life, . By “y Fire J eeek fair faces tn the'Raime— . But—a h—eo death — Lomly are that saving dame . , Whe telis m+ not to burn much eagy. —Deroit_ Free Press. shall be. = farled and the army recalled, Will he explain how this oan be done? Is. BROW DN é CALIErS . Dramatic Company will commends-#} there any coddtitational provision for: there is one constitational argament against acquiring territory there are . on his arrival next Saturday evening, dozen against abandoning territory. . at which time he is announced to maké The Rebellion settled that question . a speech in that place. It was decided ding Texas, Alaska, Kentucky or. the most available place in which tq Ohio. Methods of administration are. hold the meeting. A Reception Com: Sunith--Because you're never satisfied f First .Clerk+ Whet makes you think Miss Smith—That's strange: Why, . elt inpdliled to Arrange for x Mooting Next Saturday Night. A number of prominent Republicans thatthe Salvation Army. barracks i mittee was appointed, consisting of the following named persons: © De. S.-Mi Harris, W. Hi Bray, Jerome Deasy. J. F. Kidder, ©. E. Oliach, F. J, Thomas, Charles Stocks, John Glasson, W. 8.: Robinson, Lloyd _P. Jamiéson, W. J. ake a, ee. on, ©, Ay Brockington: N. P.) Brows, BM, Preston, 9. Ws Marsh, D. E,;Morgan, Fred Zeitler, Judge Nilon,.Wi8. ‘Werry Harris is to be President ot. the.committee and will also rPrecige sn ae meeting. “The following named persone os ohosen to solicit subscriptions: .R. E. Green, W.H. Bray, Oharles:Stooka,: Ht. J. Campbelland A. L, Fisher..< + «=. OG. E. Clich, Dan-~Deebie, cshalines Deasy, Ed. Nathan-and W. lL. Hancock willavt as committee.to ask business men to illuminate their stores and places of business on the occasion.. On __ transportation, . the following wete appointed; Dan .Deeble, aes T. Rowe.and J. F. Kidder. Their names are as follows: Mre. °F. F. Kidder, Miss Elspeth Walker; “Mies Ida Wilhelm, _Mrs.'Wiltiam Provi¢, Mrs, William Moore, Mrs. B. Dent Nayt lor, Mrsi:Jerome Deasy, Mré: “Charles Brockington, Mrs: Oharles Stocké; Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs. D. E. Mat teson, Mes. D: B. ‘Marwick, = Mra. Joa. Weissbein, Mrs. Poigndestre, Mrs. Johu Glasson, Mrs: Ben Opie; Mew, William Bee. ~ * William Moore was appbtadels to have-charge of the music: Samuel Berriman will _—e Sarge of the fireworks. All citizens of the city wai vicinity, irrespective of party, are invited: td take part in the reception of Governor Gage, and a special invitatioa has been sent to the people of Nevada City to be present. ———_+ «92 5 % as A New Bank, There have been rumore in circulation for several days that a new bank is to be opened in this eity, and that it is to occupy the building lately vacated by the Frank Golden jewelry company. Up te this aftefnooon the building: had not been rented. State or Ouro, Ciry or ToLEpy, } . Lucas County, Pe Frane J. Cheney makes oath that he $8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cuzney & Go, doing business in: the Oity of Toledo, County and ‘State aforesaid, snd that seid firm will pay .} the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach and every éase of CaTARRE that cannot be cured .by the use of Hatc’s Cataran Curr FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn to oefore me ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of . Deéember, A. D. 1886. A. Ws N, cone Pablic, Hall's Catarrh an is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. FL J. CHENEY a Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family Pills are the best. ae ae & met in the City Hall in Grags Valley, _ American territory? If] last night to make arrangements to. ag so give Governor Gage a fitting reception . bas 4B. ‘fyrrell, F. My, Miller, -My°W. Argel, William George,.D,: Bo MatteEnglebright,. W. E,. Meservey, John _. & mamber of ladies were epipntianel he as.a committee to decorate the: -hall. F.W. TAYLOR, Mamagefi HEADQUARTERS FORS—age 8 Fine Jewelry Silverware and G. J. BRAND. . > REUBEN LERCH, “His. Tas ‘Early ‘Yesterday Morning, tee ag pkd, to vote ~_ Seka on the ground the silver plank in the nieduee ~. not amount to. much, “Yesterday Rouben’ Leech died at this. Aiomé on Auburn Total in vitality peol shed his lite bu the system was unable to longer and death re his worldly troubles. R came to Oalifornia am and engaged in the 6H } business, nent in the § served Neyad: through { sessions,” system for many years, and \a, sister, Mee. George. Whiteside, The aneral will tuke place Wednesday efnoon: ja? o’clock, with religious services at e house, He was bornin the State. of New York on papel 18, 1838, his age being 67 yoors, Terr 18. days. hE PR First of the Season. Wm. H. Smith, . ee brought in the first load ae his ranch today. They are of the finest. quality. ——~ gryman, In Nevada City, Qctober 2ad, 1900, to . the wife of HiJ.* right ag Have You Tried” Any of _—_ TAYLOR'S Fresh: Roasted Coffag {f you haven’t we would like you to try it It is Crisp and Aromatic Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to you if you have had r, stale stuff lately. * site Soeoreing tothe grade aud Py ones Drop ia ant Bev Have a Driak. THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GEORGE A. GRAY; = The vinest of Funeral Ficral Pieces supplied to Arata — ee Nos. Office 281, realtones . HEATING. ae *. PERSO. AY SRE wine ene iat aac “armas: ae Capea Pa ate SS ea . STOV ES! oe sine an. assault fib . inenced. The following Pegeamayed pony sooner ibe isi eon BS % a , Henry Guel A. . than cay, . hims ‘ea ei gy ere chimney on the residence of Mre. Ohase~ on ‘. 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