October 23, 1901 (4 pages)

AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ‘ ¢ TRRMS OF SUBSQRITTION : Byfel, + $6 Per Year By Carrier 12 1<2c Per Week ir. = ' toany part of the city. WEDNESDAY...Oct. 23, 1901 nner} Strange Disappearance. an Employe of Robert Latta Leaves Without Yuck Ado. Eugene Gray, who has been em. ployed at Robert Latta’s livery stable, on Broad street, is missing, and the attending circumstances are somewhat strange. Mr. Latta went to Marysville the first of last week}. and left Gray in charge of the stable. The livery man returned from the > valley town late last Saturday night. Sunday morning Mr. Latta went to his place of business and after waiting awhile took a look around the premises. The horses had all been attended to, and everything seemed to be all right. He then made a search for Gray, but he could not be found, and nothing has been heard since as to his whereabouts. Re The missing young man has been in the employ of Mr. Latta for some time and had always been faithful and attentive in the discharge of his duties. we Rich Specimen Rock. Richard Noell has on exhibition at his shop on Main street some fine specimen ore from a ledge near Graniteville. Itie literally filled with free gold and the ledge from which it is taken is about eighteen inches wide. Noell & McLean own the property and intend to raise capital to put machinSry on it and work it on an extensive acale, Going to Grass Valley. Grand Chancellor Calkins will tomorrow night officially visit Olympic Lodee, K-of P. at Grass Valley. It u about fifty members oi Mhiio Lodge of this city will accompany him, an electric car having been chartered to transport them. Will Give the Red Cross Degree. Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar will have a good time at their meeting Thursday night. Red Cross * degree will be conferred and a num“ber of members of the Commandery will come up from Grass Valley. Killed Two Coons. . Last night Bradley Arnhart and “a companion went on acoon hunt out onthe Washington road, above Willow Valley. They succeeded in bagging two large coons. Weather Predictions. McAdie of the San Francisco Bu~ veau made the following predictions this morning: Cloudy, unsettled weather tonight. ' Protably showers Thursday. Local Yotes. W. H. Smith is now getting in large * consignments daily of dried prunes from his ranch. They are of the finest quality and meet with a ready sale. ‘Painters are now painting the new shelving in H. Dickerman’s drugstore ‘and when the work is completed the appearance of the store will be great ly improved. The case of McCarthy vs. the Gaston Ridge Mining Company is still on . trial in the Superior Court and will " probably last the rest.of this week. Sheridan Disabled. WasHincton, October 22— Word was received atthe War ‘Department today that the transport Sheridan had arrived at Nagasakiin a disabled condition, and would not be ready to leave that port for three weeks. The Sheridan was on her way from Manila to San Francisco. She carries about 800 short-term soldiers, 289 sick soldiers, and 19 insane soldiers. No details were received aa to the trouble’ with the Sheridan, The transport Warren had been sent from Manila to Nagasaki to receive the sick passengers from the disabled transport. 2 Fly Killed Him. . coher 22—The doctors here are greatly interested in the case of a . young man, 23 years old, who has jnst died after a six months’ painful illness which puzzled the physicians, including German specialists. Shortly before bis death bis ailment was diagnosed as the result of the hatching of . eggs of a blue bootie fly, which the patient had swallowed, causing perforation of the intestines,. The sufferer was then too weak to undergo an operation. ey : TELEPHONE NO! 41. sé 0, BON R Station, fifteen m morning. bynes ge _ ‘Two men climbed over the tender and covering the-engineer and firemen with revolvers compelled them-to stop the. train, The fireman was forced to uncouple the train behind the express car, and after pulling ahead for a short distance soon after. Votes of Interest. Brayton’s. o16-tf of North San Juan and Miss K. M. ‘. pected here this week. the robbers went to the door of the express car, taking the engineer along as a shieM. They ordered Express Messenger Charles to open the door and when refused blew the door out with dynamite and then riddled the car with bullets. Messenger Charles kept up a continuous fire with a shotgun and the robbers repeatedly threw dynamite bombs into the car, but they were promptly thrown out before they exploded. ‘The robbers held the engineer in front of them but the Messenger managed to keep up ting the engineer. The robbers finally left the express car and went through the mail car, taking the registered mail. They disappeared Sea Wen Who Prefer to Bum Chan seems strange that, with the great demand there ie for laborers and with notices tacked up in conspicuous places calling for workmen,:one can hardly. go down. the street without being stood up by some fellow asking for money enough to buy a meal. It is the Th condition here, and bas been so nearly all summer. It is ‘a virtue; and a great one, to be charitable, when the charity is worthily bestowed, but, few men feel disposed to help people who will not help themselves. Most all men are willing to assist a worthy fellow man in distress, but when they are appealed to by those whom they feel are not proper objects of charity they become indifferent even should. the cause be worthy. There should be some means by which such cases could be reached. It is not right that any person should suffer for food and shelter when it can those able to sustain themselves should have something for nothing. There should be a system by which such cured at Billy Britland’s Council So Gverywhere. Work for a Living. The Trackee Republican says. “It be had, but it is equally wrong that people could .be given an opportunity to render value received for what they t, and if they do not wish to do that, t them go. a weg Large Greasure, San Franowoo, October 28 — The steamer St. Paul arrived yesterday, after a run of fifteen days and six hours from Nome and seventy-two hours from Seattle. She -brought a number of passengers and about $1,500,000 in treasure. Of the amount brought down four boxes are consigned to the Northern Commercial Company, while fourteen boxes were shipped by the Northern Oommercial Company to the Selby ‘Smelting Works. * 7 * 4 s = x Personal : Happenings. @W. ©. Monroe is down from Omega. W. Peterson, the candy man, is here from Sacramento. W. Kyle left this afternoon for Idsho, where he has obtained a position. J. W. ker is down from Grizzley Ridge. —-—_ + +e + -——---— Choice oyster. cock-tails can. be pro. . EucEne, Or., October 22.—The north bound Southern Pacific Overland Express train was held up near Walker iles south of here, at three o’clock this " For a clean, smooth ehave call at -a steady fire without hit‘Mr. and Mrs, August Lademan, at Pine Grove cemetery, and with the aid . President of E today, aged 71 years. NE Clerks Will Meet To-Night. The clerks and business men will hold a meeting at the hall of Hose Co. No. 1 tonight, at 9 o’clock, when the early closing movement will again be discussed and further action taken. is invited to attend. Sas Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafconstitutional caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous linof the Eustachian Tube. When this tubé gets inflamed rumbling sound orimp and when it is entire ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J,.CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. Pills are the best. d that is b ip ‘ect hearing, closed deaffor any case of Sold by dru Hall’s Fam Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes The Population of Nevada City 2 Is about 65000, and we wonld say at least one-half are troubled with sonie affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others . . We would advise all rot to neglect the t and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam opportunity to call on their drugWI e t : for: the throat ‘and Idnge. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. a. Dickerman, sole agent. our valuable hem. I have used them forsome time For sale by “ET have used Potent. Sicken, Weaken. or Grive’ We tse, eons Te oe ae Por life insurance see T. B. Gray. Use the Welabach lamp. On sale at George Ooffey and family, formerly Farrelley of French QOorral, are exGo to N. Rohr for your house painting. . tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring: street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall tf The rummage sale being conducted by the ladies of the Methodist church at the corner of Pine and Commerstreetsis being well patronized, The articles offered for sale are of various kinds and all are worth much more than the price asked. Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 26c._ tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigare can be found at W.J. BRITLAND’S Council Chambers. Try them. tf County Health Officer Dr.John T. Jones yesterday quarantined the premises of Mrs, Wm, Thomas of Gold Flat, as a case of diphtheria exists at that place, Lavinia, the nine-yearold daughter of Mrs. Thomas is the victim and is very seriously ill. We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Welsbach lamp guaranteed 100 candle power. Oosts ¥¢ cent per hour. At Brayton’s. o16 tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.ost stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat liné send your orders to Naffziger. Some unfeeling wretch a few nights ago went to the monument erected At the Oheater. A Fine Performance to be It is to Be Developed By Siven Oomorrow Vight. : Daughter,” » focal theater now on sale at cood one and Seats for ‘‘The Conviet’s which is to appear at th tomorrow night, are The show is a the company if full houses everywhere they hav on their way out from the Fast, The play is full of comedy pleasing situations are The leading character is that of escaped convict or tramp not a typical stage tramp by any means of tramp one seldom sees less of the private character, kind and honest heart beats in this He had been convicted of murder and sentenced to prison for another man’s wrong but after fifteen years escaped on a train the prison wall. The special scenery packed by the company adds greatly to the production. Setting Colder. cigar dealer, purchased the Mohawk . W quartz claim, near the Plumbago. mie, some time ago. A few months mento business men to become inter. bet: asted in the property, and a company . : was incorporated. The stock ‘sold readily, as the claim prospects well,: the rock going $16 a ton. The lode was is large and the croppings give very . 80; encouraging indications. ° to purchase first-class machinery and ol equip the mine in good shape. Aly tramp’s chest. which passed lwere ralsed and cured by Wm.H,}. Cuicaco, Oct. 22—Tempgratures, at New York and PHiladelphia 50, Boston’52, Washington 46, Chicago 58, Minneapolis 48, Cincinnati 44, St. Fruit Sent Gast. SACRAMENTO, October 283—This morncarloads of green fruit were shipped East from here, as grapes, 1334, ing twenty-three Ci allege Wan Dead. Knoxvitie, Tenn., October over the grave of the deceased son of of some sharp instrument dug away the cement which held the photograph of the departed one in the monument and took the same. No punishment such a contemptable trick. Returned From Truckee. County Treasurer Jackson and Deputy Delbridge arrived on this afternoon’s train from Truckee, where they Grass Valley. They will remain there until Saturday evening, and on Monday they will finish their work at that place Elks to Give a Social, The local lodge of Elks will givea the Elks never do things by halves. G. M: Bartlett, for twenty-one years meryville Gdllege died A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt forthe widow is too great for a person who would do ' of the brave General Burnham of Mach . when the doctors said she . morning,” writes Mrs. S.-H. Lincoln, who attended, her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dissaved her life, and cured ber of ConAfter taking, she slept all . use entirely have been collecting taxes. During spose their absence they gathered in quite . an amount of money for the “‘county’s . strong box.” Tomorrow Mr. Jackson and his deputy will hold forth at guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases, Only 50c and $1. bottles free at Vinton’s drug . MILLINERY MILLINERY JADIES call and see my Fall and Winter Stock which is composed of the. Latest Designs and , Creations .* My prices are the lowest in town. Miss Amelia Stevens snextto W.-G, Richard’s social dance next Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. It is expected that each married member will bring his wife, and of course the single Elks will take their sweethearts. It is' bound to be a pleasant affair, as the ae — Wheeler & Wilson’ New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES eo. GURE CONSTIPATION. Sterling Remedy Co Chicago, i Bow York, Chambers, on Broad street. .s27tf A CUT RATEST LEGG & SHAW cos. Lo"* Ghe Mohawk Clam, Pa Sacramento Company. Charles Scheunert, the well known} — 0, Taber is heré fr J. Yore is over House. Res fl. iiathenberg of visiting here. = Mrs. Robbins lef a vivit to San Franele Mro. J. Olive left: 4 San Jranciseo, to vis Superi ntendent M. this morning for San left this morning fe Superintendent A ' morning for San Fre p ness. : §. Gilbert has gone H. 4. Forbes arrived ; ing fr. m San Francise spending a few day a J. McLocklan cat Meadow Lake last ever ago he induced several other SacraThe Mohawk Company has decided} 1 force of men is to be put to work immediately and sinking will be started as soon as possible. Most of the stock {~~ has been sold in Sacramento, and the} — shareholders are enterprising men, Go For These Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They ‘ae Se Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 E. B. anda cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s & grave-d 7 ‘brother was ore , Prunes. ~ oll-tt. ge ng W. Hitchcock Feta ee a sp omy Re I P Vera this morning, The Handsomest Woman m Nevada om mach better, bane a 8. Hmanuel of Sah F City thei ase whtil he was hs ona business trip, Cannot preserve her beauty, except she perks bet he Electric Bittors aay A, Denmire of Dow keeps here bowels and digestive organs ki life. ~ £Dis remedy expels malas peen to Santa Orug for in a healthycondition. Lane’s Tea’ repos me and purifies his health, arrived he moves the bowels every day, and cures as! Stion, regulates lis : ern: " indigestion. It purifies the blood,} = <* an pod vill re clears up the complexion, and gives ay eee core eenses, ij W. W. Seas you a good appetite. Price 25c. trou ‘gin js spending @ few days 0c. a package. Forsale by H. DyckA.D, Andrews and 4 erman, sole agent. tf bere trouy Sacramento, . J.C. Spence came uj last evening, is . Ted Hall, the well &n of Ssu Francisco, is . Perder book, i Walter Mobley, who . Francisco on business evening. mae Miss Silva Fish, who ing the family of Judge pat Oak'and, returned ti Dowuieville thig mornir Attorney George Ii, Valley was a passenger ing’s stage bound for Bie M. 2. Siddies of Gr has been visiting at © through this city yester his home, axe John Dunnicliff reta) ing from Gaston where retort furnage,The little five-year-c James Rosewald is: eu! severe attack of rheunta The twins of Mr, an Wilbarn are both repert Daniel Breen, who res street, is on the siek list. Kd Tompkins, who Operation some time ago Nicely, Thomas. H, Bennétts home on the Canada Hil Mrs. Tamblyn of Gol fined to her home witl rheumatism, Mrs. J. Murley who h mow improving, © E. OC. Chandler ia s Malaria and is confined the National Hotel, . Mrs. John Van Hage ist. , Miss Lyja McKenna h: AMenuto where she will reated by Dr, Briggs, Mrs, James Monroe isiting her daughter at bas roturned, Second Shipment — ‘ofiiLadies’ 4 Wrappers © Extra Heavy Fleece-Lined Wrappers, with amall, neat figures ands The best values you ever saw. All sizes from 82 to 42, Price $1. Percale Wrappers at 75¢, $1, $1.25. a Tennis Flannel Wrappers at $1, $1,25, $1.50, $2, Lots of new ones bn now. Every one of them great value for your money. ee Some more New Dress Goods today. More New Coats and Oapes. and see them. “ yon ae al Now, Ladies, when you buy a Goat, don’t buy some old Last Year'soil but come to the Big Store, for here you get all the new things. “a iB We extend to all a most cordial invitation to visit our store at any tis : Respectfully, .° > 5 The “Lucky Curve” Feed © Fountain Pen. =~ Have you seen the Parker “Limoky Ourve” Fountain Pen! . The lacky curve not only toed the ink perfectly to the 4 point of the pen and in the exact quantity desired, but it: drains the ink from the feed. ch back into the reser: . voir when the pen is carried §m the pooket, so that theowner will not annoyed by wiping off the end of the Fountain when be next uses the pen; or, failing to do 30, 4 having inky fingers. The Parker Pen is for sale by A. & H. W. HARTUNG . WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street. +00--— Railroad 7 Savt Lage, Utah, Oc recking of a Unton . ait near Wameutter, hight, traffic was bloc resi-Lound overland Hi enecr train: No, 6 de Ours. Ten cara of oc ip, Noone was injure canna = te a IT NEVER FAILS i 20 «7. . a “ae kurre, Monts Oetobe OU WILL NEVER FAIL pont Morgan and a pal a Ahinciers apm railro: to have e if you yho areon their way use “OUR. OWN” BAKING q ork: aft hd POWDER. Price, 50 cents. . pnvention psy og CHAS. BE. MULLOY, Grocer. . Pecial train late this a . 2 aetna The First For th Pa, Scadden, the: $i its , We try to re nt I Finest Patent Kid Drees Ties, . Loule 4 Prepah be hand tarned soles. fon go thir-e fi of Vici. ; . ; Ww en’s 4 — te? It is one of the Impossibilities to buy Shoes than What we are selling now. ~ You_cannot doit. It cannot be done. Women’s Finest Dress Shoes in a Variety of far irimeed, ! secon . one : We Save Y ® eee ou Money , either RET eee SY better in Quality and Workmanship and neasek ! ; Woman’s Vesting Top Lace Shoes, $2.50. pair One of the most striking Shoe in st Sand Lace Shoe. Patent leather tips, — sole stylish rounding toe last. Price, $2.50. . Woman’s All Kid Double Sole Shoes, $2 25 Here is a Tine of shoes without an kid up double wi Baeker er @ Money is our V cirvnlar fixing, esting Top We had made for usa line of SI made over a Very idea of the designer equal for wear and co ht extension edges, “Tie na eat degree. Price, $2.95, : Stout ladies ofte Soft, often have trot This shoe sonia a on specialties. Y¢ am . Lower Main § rived a consignment « pelries, whieh will be ities to suit and at When the bar-keeper Moore “AA” he gives The best brands ofound at the oar ON 3) ae PRULAND prop; (i Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 _— designed for coms ove noiseless jouse shoe. “ sick room. He has conan” Woman’s Fat-Ankle Sk wants. This shoe is made toes, tipped. Price, $8522:

AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ‘ ¢ TRRMS OF SUBSQRITTION : Byfel, + $6 Per Year By Carrier 12 1<2c Per Week ir. = ' toany part of the city. WEDNESDAY.....Oct. 23, 1901 nner} Strange Disappearance. an Employe of Robert Latta Leaves Without Yuck Ado. Eugene Gray, who has been em. ployed at Robert Latta’s livery stable, on Broad street, is missing, and the attending circumstances are somewhat strange. Mr. Latta went to Marysville the first of last week}. and left Gray in charge of the stable. The livery man returned from the > valley town late last Saturday night. Sunday morning Mr. Latta went to his place of business and after waiting awhile took a look around the premises. The horses had all been attended to, and everything seemed to be all right. He then made a search for Gray, but he could not be found, and nothing has been heard since as to his whereabouts. Re The missing young man has been in the employ of Mr. Latta for some time and had always been faithful and attentive in the discharge of his duties. we Rich Specimen Rock. Richard Noell has on exhibition at his shop on Main street some fine specimen ore from a ledge near Graniteville. Itie literally filled with free gold and the ledge from which it is taken is about eighteen inches wide. Noell & McLean own the property and intend to raise capital to put machinSry on it and work it on an extensive acale, Going to Grass Valley. Grand Chancellor Calkins will tomorrow night officially visit Olympic Lodee, K-of P. at Grass Valley. It u about fifty members oi Mhiio Lodge of this city will accompany him, an electric car having been chartered to transport them. Will Give the Red Cross Degree. Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar will have a good time at their meeting Thursday night. Red Cross * degree will be conferred and a num“ber of members of the Commandery will come up from Grass Valley. Killed Two Coons. . Last night Bradley Arnhart and “a companion went on acoon hunt out onthe Washington road, above Willow Valley. They succeeded in bagging two large coons. Weather Predictions. McAdie of the San Francisco Bu~ veau made the following predictions this morning: Cloudy, unsettled weather tonight. ' Protably showers Thursday. Local Yotes. W. H. Smith is now getting in large * consignments daily of dried prunes from his ranch. They are of the finest quality and meet with a ready sale. ‘Painters are now painting the new shelving in H. Dickerman’s drugstore ‘and when the work is completed the appearance of the store will be great ly improved. The case of McCarthy vs. the Gaston Ridge Mining Company is still on . trial in the Superior Court and will " probably last the rest.of this week. Sheridan Disabled. WasHincton, October 22— Word was received atthe War ‘Department today that the transport Sheridan had arrived at Nagasakiin a disabled condition, and would not be ready to leave that port for three weeks. The Sheridan was on her way from Manila to San Francisco. She carries about 800 short-term soldiers, 289 sick soldiers, and 19 insane soldiers. No details were received aa to the trouble’ with the Sheridan, The transport Warren had been sent from Manila to Nagasaki to receive the sick passengers from the disabled transport. 2 Fly Killed Him. . coher 22—The doctors here are greatly interested in the case of a . young man, 23 years old, who has jnst died after a six months’ painful illness which puzzled the physicians, including German specialists. Shortly before bis death bis ailment was diagnosed as the result of the hatching of . eggs of a blue bootie fly, which the patient had swallowed, causing perforation of the intestines,. The sufferer was then too weak to undergo an operation. ey : TELEPHONE NO! 41. sé 0, BON R Station, fifteen m morning. bynes ge _ ‘Two men climbed over the tender and covering the-engineer and firemen with revolvers compelled them-to stop the. train, The fireman was forced to uncouple the train behind the express car, and after pulling ahead for a short distance soon after. Votes of Interest. Brayton’s. o16-tf of North San Juan and Miss K. M. ‘. pected here this week. the robbers went to the door of the express car, taking the engineer along as a shieM. They ordered Express Messenger Charles to open the door and when refused blew the door out with dynamite and then riddled the car with bullets. Messenger Charles kept up a continuous fire with a shotgun and the robbers repeatedly threw dynamite bombs into the car, but they were promptly thrown out before they exploded. ‘The robbers held the engineer in front of them but the Messenger managed to keep up ting the engineer. The robbers finally left the express car and went through the mail car, taking the registered mail. They disappeared Sea Wen Who Prefer to Bum Chan seems strange that, with the great demand there ie for laborers and with notices tacked up in conspicuous places calling for workmen,:one can hardly. go down. the street without being stood up by some fellow asking for money enough to buy a meal. It is the Th condition here, and bas been so nearly all summer. It is ‘a virtue; and a great one, to be charitable, when the charity is worthily bestowed, but, few men feel disposed to help people who will not help themselves. Most all men are willing to assist a worthy fellow man in distress, but when they are appealed to by those whom they feel are not proper objects of charity they become indifferent even should. the cause be worthy. There should be some means by which such cases could be reached. It is not right that any person should suffer for food and shelter when it can those able to sustain themselves should have something for nothing. There should be a system by which such cured at Billy Britland’s Council So Gverywhere. Work for a Living. The Trackee Republican says. “It be had, but it is equally wrong that people could .be given an opportunity to render value received for what they t, and if they do not wish to do that, t them go. a weg Large Greasure, San Franowoo, October 28 — The steamer St. Paul arrived yesterday, after a run of fifteen days and six hours from Nome and seventy-two hours from Seattle. She -brought a number of passengers and about $1,500,000 in treasure. Of the amount brought down four boxes are consigned to the Northern Commercial Company, while fourteen boxes were shipped by the Northern Oommercial Company to the Selby ‘Smelting Works. * 7 * 4 s = x Personal : Happenings. @W. ©. Monroe is down from Omega. W. Peterson, the candy man, is here from Sacramento. W. Kyle left this afternoon for Idsho, where he has obtained a position. J. W. ker is down from Grizzley Ridge. —-—_ + +e + -——---— Choice oyster. cock-tails can. be pro. . EucEne, Or., October 22.—The north bound Southern Pacific Overland Express train was held up near Walker iles south of here, at three o’clock this " For a clean, smooth ehave call at -a steady fire without hit‘Mr. and Mrs, August Lademan, at Pine Grove cemetery, and with the aid . President of E today, aged 71 years. NE Clerks Will Meet To-Night. The clerks and business men will hold a meeting at the hall of Hose Co. No. 1 tonight, at 9 o’clock, when the early closing movement will again be discussed and further action taken. is invited to attend. Sas Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafconstitutional caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous linof the Eustachian Tube. When this tubé gets inflamed rumbling sound orimp and when it is entire ness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J,.CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. Pills are the best. d that is b ip ‘ect hearing, closed deaffor any case of Sold by dru Hall’s Fam Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes The Population of Nevada City 2 Is about 65000, and we wonld say at least one-half are troubled with sonie affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others . . We would advise all rot to neglect the t and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam opportunity to call on their drugWI e t : for: the throat ‘and Idnge. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. a. Dickerman, sole agent. our valuable hem. I have used them forsome time For sale by “ET have used Potent. Sicken, Weaken. or Grive’ We tse, eons Te oe ae Por life insurance see T. B. Gray. Use the Welabach lamp. On sale at George Ooffey and family, formerly Farrelley of French QOorral, are exGo to N. Rohr for your house painting. . tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring: street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall tf The rummage sale being conducted by the ladies of the Methodist church at the corner of Pine and Commerstreetsis being well patronized, The articles offered for sale are of various kinds and all are worth much more than the price asked. Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 15c. Baths 26c._ tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigare can be found at W.J. BRITLAND’S Council Chambers. Try them. tf County Health Officer Dr.John T. Jones yesterday quarantined the premises of Mrs, Wm, Thomas of Gold Flat, as a case of diphtheria exists at that place, Lavinia, the nine-yearold daughter of Mrs. Thomas is the victim and is very seriously ill. We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Miss Hoeft, Broad St. Welsbach lamp guaranteed 100 candle power. Oosts ¥¢ cent per hour. At Brayton’s. o16 tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Latest and a.ost stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefts. tf For the best of everything in the meat liné send your orders to Naffziger. Some unfeeling wretch a few nights ago went to the monument erected At the Oheater. A Fine Performance to be It is to Be Developed By Siven Oomorrow Vight. : Daughter,” » focal theater now on sale at cood one and Seats for ‘‘The Conviet’s which is to appear at th tomorrow night, are The show is a the company if full houses everywhere they hav on their way out from the Fast, The play is full of comedy pleasing situations are The leading character is that of escaped convict or tramp not a typical stage tramp by any means of tramp one seldom sees less of the private character, kind and honest heart beats in this He had been convicted

of murder and sentenced to prison for another man’s wrong but after fifteen years escaped on a train the prison wall. The special scenery packed by the company adds greatly to the production. Setting Colder. cigar dealer, purchased the Mohawk . W quartz claim, near the Plumbago. mie, some time ago. A few months mento business men to become inter. bet: asted in the property, and a company . : was incorporated. The stock ‘sold readily, as the claim prospects well,: the rock going $16 a ton. The lode was is large and the croppings give very . 80; encouraging indications. ° to purchase first-class machinery and ol equip the mine in good shape. Aly tramp’s chest. which passed lwere ralsed and cured by Wm.H,}. Cuicaco, Oct. 22—Tempgratures, at New York and PHiladelphia 50, Boston’52, Washington 46, Chicago 58, Minneapolis 48, Cincinnati 44, St. Fruit Sent Gast. SACRAMENTO, October 283—This morncarloads of green fruit were shipped East from here, as grapes, 1334, ing twenty-three Ci allege Wan Dead. Knoxvitie, Tenn., October over the grave of the deceased son of of some sharp instrument dug away the cement which held the photograph of the departed one in the monument and took the same. No punishment such a contemptable trick. Returned From Truckee. County Treasurer Jackson and Deputy Delbridge arrived on this afternoon’s train from Truckee, where they Grass Valley. They will remain there until Saturday evening, and on Monday they will finish their work at that place Elks to Give a Social, The local lodge of Elks will givea the Elks never do things by halves. G. M: Bartlett, for twenty-one years meryville Gdllege died A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt forthe widow is too great for a person who would do ' of the brave General Burnham of Mach . when the doctors said she . morning,” writes Mrs. S.-H. Lincoln, who attended, her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dissaved her life, and cured ber of ConAfter taking, she slept all . use entirely have been collecting taxes. During spose their absence they gathered in quite . an amount of money for the “‘county’s . strong box.” Tomorrow Mr. Jackson and his deputy will hold forth at guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases, Only 50c and $1. bottles free at Vinton’s drug . MILLINERY MILLINERY JADIES call and see my Fall and Winter Stock which is composed of the.. Latest Designs and , Creations .* My prices are the lowest in town. Miss Amelia Stevens snextto W.-G, Richard’s social dance next Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. It is expected that each married member will bring his wife, and of course the single Elks will take their sweethearts. It is' bound to be a pleasant affair, as the ae — Wheeler & Wilson’ New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES eo. GURE CONSTIPATION. Sterling Remedy Co Chicago, i Bow York, Chambers, on Broad street. .s27tf A CUT RATEST LEGG & SHAW cos. Lo"* Ghe Mohawk Clam, Pa Sacramento Company. Charles Scheunert, the well known} — 0, Taber is heré fr J. Yore is over House. Res fl. iiathenberg of visiting here. = Mrs. Robbins lef a vivit to San Franele Mro. J. Olive left: 4 San Jranciseo, to vis Superi ntendent M. this morning for San left this morning fe Superintendent A ' morning for San Fre p ness. : §. Gilbert has gone H. 4. Forbes arrived ; ing fr. m San Francise spending a few day a J. McLocklan cat Meadow Lake last ever ago he induced several other SacraThe Mohawk Company has decided} 1 force of men is to be put to work immediately and sinking will be started as soon as possible. Most of the stock {~~ has been sold in Sacramento, and the} — shareholders are enterprising men, Go For These Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They ‘ae Se Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 E. B. anda cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s & grave-d 7 ‘brother was ore , Prunes. ~ oll-tt. ge ng W. Hitchcock Feta ee a sp omy Re I P Vera this morning, The Handsomest Woman m Nevada om mach better, bane a 8. Hmanuel of Sah F City thei ase whtil he was hs ona business trip, Cannot preserve her beauty, except she perks bet he Electric Bittors aay A, Denmire of Dow keeps here bowels and digestive organs ki life. ~ £Dis remedy expels malas peen to Santa Orug for in a healthycondition. Lane’s Tea’ repos me and purifies his health, arrived he moves the bowels every day, and cures as! Stion, regulates lis : ern: " indigestion. It purifies the blood,} = <* an pod vill re clears up the complexion, and gives ay eee core eenses, ij W. W. Seas you a good appetite. Price 25c. trou ‘gin js spending @ few days 0c. a package. Forsale by H. DyckA.D, Andrews and 4 erman, sole agent. tf bere trouy Sacramento, . J.C. Spence came uj last evening, is . Ted Hall, the well &n of Ssu Francisco, is . Perder book, i Walter Mobley, who . Francisco on business evening. mae Miss Silva Fish, who ing the family of Judge pat Oak'and, returned ti Dowuieville thig mornir Attorney George Ii, Valley was a passenger ing’s stage bound for Bie M. 2. Siddies of Gr has been visiting at © through this city yester his home, axe John Dunnicliff reta) ing from Gaston where retort furnage,The little five-year-c James Rosewald is: eu! severe attack of rheunta The twins of Mr, an Wilbarn are both repert Daniel Breen, who res street, is on the siek list. Kd Tompkins, who Operation some time ago Nicely, Thomas. H, Bennétts home on the Canada Hil Mrs. Tamblyn of Gol fined to her home witl rheumatism, Mrs. J. Murley who h mow improving, © E. OC. Chandler ia s Malaria and is confined the National Hotel, . Mrs. John Van Hage ist. , Miss Lyja McKenna h: AMenuto where she will reated by Dr, Briggs, Mrs, James Monroe isiting her daughter at bas roturned, Second Shipment — ‘ofiiLadies’ 4 Wrappers © Extra Heavy Fleece-Lined Wrappers, with amall, neat figures ands The best values you ever saw. All sizes from 82 to 42, Price $1. Percale Wrappers at 75¢, $1, $1.25. a Tennis Flannel Wrappers at $1, $1,25, $1.50, $2, Lots of new ones bn now. Every one of them great value for your money. ee Some more New Dress Goods today. More New Coats and Oapes. and see them. “ yon ae al Now, Ladies, when you buy a Goat, don’t buy some old Last Year'soil but come to the Big Store, for here you get all the new things. “a iB We extend to all a most cordial invitation to visit our store at any tis : Respectfully, .° > 5 The “Lucky Curve” Feed © Fountain Pen.. =~ Have you seen the Parker “Limoky Ourve” Fountain Pen! . The lacky curve not only toed the ink perfectly to the 4 point of the pen and in the exact quantity desired, but it: drains the ink from the feed. ch back into the reser: . voir when the pen is carried §m the pooket, so that theowner will not annoyed by wiping off the end of the Fountain when be next uses the pen; or, failing to do 30, 4 having inky fingers. The Parker Pen is for sale by A. & H. W. HARTUNG . WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street. +00--— Railroad 7 Savt Lage, Utah, Oc recking of a Unton . ait near Wameutter, hight, traffic was bloc resi-Lound overland Hi enecr train: No, 6 de Ours. Ten cara of oc ip, Noone was injure canna = te a IT NEVER FAILS i 20 «7. . a “ae kurre, Monts Oetobe OU WILL NEVER FAIL pont Morgan and a pal a Ahinciers apm railro: to have e if you yho areon their way use “OUR. OWN” BAKING q ork: aft hd POWDER. Price, 50 cents. . pnvention psy og CHAS. BE. MULLOY, Grocer. . Pecial train late this a . 2 aetna The First For th Pa, Scadden, the: $i its , We try to re nt I Finest Patent Kid Drees Ties, . Loule 4 Prepah be hand tarned soles. fon go thir-e fi of Vici. ; . ; Ww en’s 4 — te? It is one of the Impossibilities to buy Shoes than What we are selling now. ~ You_cannot doit. It cannot be done. Women’s Finest Dress Shoes in a Variety of far irimeed, ! secon . one : We Save Y ® eee ou Money , either RET eee SY better in Quality and Workmanship and neasek ! ; Woman’s Vesting Top Lace Shoes, $2.50. pair One of the most striking Shoe in st Sand Lace Shoe. Patent leather tips, — sole stylish rounding toe last. Price, $2.50. . Woman’s All Kid Double Sole Shoes, $2 25 Here is a Tine of shoes without an kid up double wi Baeker er @ Money is our V cirvnlar fixing, esting Top We had made for usa line of SI made over a Very idea of the designer equal for wear and co ht extension edges, “Tie na eat degree. Price, $2.95, : Stout ladies ofte Soft, often have trot This shoe sonia a on specialties. Y¢ am . Lower Main § rived a consignment « pelries, whieh will be ities to suit and at When the bar-keeper Moore “AA” he gives The best brands ofound at the oar ON 3) ae PRULAND prop; (i Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 _— designed for coms ove noiseless jouse shoe. “ sick room. He has conan” Woman’s Fat-Ankle Sk wants. This shoe is made toes, tipped. Price, $8522: