October 31, 1899 (4 pages)

Y: 19, ng. ne: ure he bt NS NSEC VP PPE ESS necro See abagepestd EL 6 th Home Cormers, fa . Great Left Over Sate, . s==esbieme"*" ig Your Tole AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW. ‘Look out for your gates tonight. . Ore shipments tothe Stege refinery) A e-aived 1 ea ge te eer ee Heavy Ponalties for Selling Articles of) "Soston Bakea B tt [are Keeping the road warm hatling the. imported from Paris by Wor. Father] Clocks, Plated ‘Ware, . sioulay” The cower sua rosoer tv by ap-. ee ee , at the Grotto. ore from the mine at Spenéville to the. Clyne for St. Canice Church at this. Mieque Oruamente and . pisior to Mm B. Gusset and paving for Beaded Food Containing Unhealthy Ingredients. ‘The following law was passed at the last session of thé “Missouri Legislature, taking effect August 20, 1899 : Szcrion 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person or corporation doing business in this State to manufacture, sell or offer to sell any article, compound or preparation for the purpose of being used or which is intended to be used in the preparation of food, in which article, Gompound or prepara' “tion there is any ARSENIC, CALOMEL, BISMUTH, AMMONIA OR ALUM. i Sro,2. Any person or corporation violating the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misde-}. meanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than one hundred dollars, which shall be paid into and become a part of the road fund of the county in which such fine is collected. The operation of this law will be maintained against alum baking powders. But the manufacture or sale of any article of food or. article intended to be used in food which contains any of the substances classed by the law as unhealthful—from Arsenic to Alum— is absolutely prohibited. Marriage of Elwell Holland. Elwell Holland, a brother of Mrs. W. F. Englebright of this city, and now residivg at Marshfield, Oregon, was married last Wednesday evening at that place to Miss Daisy Wickham of Ooquille. The Bulletin of the latter place says: “The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Wickham, among our best. citizens. She is an excellent young lady, and one who claims the high esteem of many acquaintances here, The groom came to this county from Nevada City, Cal. For a short time he was employed’ in this office and proved himself willing aud industrious. He -readily made friends aud acquitted himself in a way to merit their confidence, The Bulletin wishes the young people all possible happiness and prosperity.” Death of M. Connelly, _ Michael John Conneily, a native of Obicago, aged 54 years.and 4 months, died at 12:40 o’clock this afternoon at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fliza Barry of West Broad street. He had resided in this locality for many years and was Jast illness was of a month’s duration. The funeral will take place from 8t. Oanice Catholic church on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. A Mining Sait. Julia Smith by her attorney, A. Burrows, has brought suit in the Superior Court against Vetorius Newell and others ta quiet title to the Sunflower mining claim at Butler’s old orchard two miles west of Grass Valley. pote cere eo oe SAUCY, BUT SELF RELIANT. @uch Is the Typical East Side Girl of New York City. “The typical east side: girl of New York,” writes Charles. T. Brodhead in The Ladies’ Home Journal, ‘is simply a product of her environments, She is surrounded by the good, bad and indifferent. She is in an atmosphere in which no girl should be reared. Her eyes and ears are closed to many disagreeable things around her. And = shuts them simply because she does not care to see and hear. Yet the east side girl is no saint. Far from !t. The typical girl of that section ts self re-: lant, saucy, impertinent, slangy, quick ttempered, ready to fight with the tongue, and even with fists if necesample of the leaders. wary. She will dance all night and ~work all day, repeat it three or four times a week, then @eclare she isn’t today that it cost him $2.50 a year ago tired and look bright and fresh all the . to have his gate repaired, and if the . for a quick lunch. while, She will upbraid her mother, whom she calls ‘me ole woman,’ and abuse her father, referred to by her as ‘me ole man;’ cuff the ears of her younger brothers; have a hair pulling match with a sister; yet if any one ehould dare utter a word derogatory to the members of her family, ‘Miss Hast Side’ would go at them like a wildcat. Bhe flirts outrageously with motormen, conductors and the like and will laugh derisively at or slap the face of the well dressed man who presumes to become acquainted with her on the street; remain night after night at the bedside of a girl friend. who Is ill and follow a’ begging cripple half a block to give her last cent for charity.” er eee “Grasp Aut and lose all.” Many are wo intent on “grasping all” that they Jose their health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped many a business man on goad to success by making and keeping him healthy. : ; Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has i neni that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiléh’s Oough and Cons tion Cure, Sold on positive. point, Hood’s Sar i al. debilit anzantoe fr over fifty years. sei about any old subject than stupidly 3 Sarsaparilla for gener 'y H. Dickerman, the Native Sons, Attention. “The regular mee of Hydraulic Sapient No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held be sure that some this evening and a full attendance is deired. rder, . : Tr Geo. CALANAN Pres. E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. On Every Bottle “All we ask of you is touse! 5, 1 wouldn't tell, and”’— another sigh ‘Powder when you can get just as good . this week. The bride years ago was a 4 cee . ** every 6vening from 9tol2p.m, tf } cars here. re Se ene Don’t forget the special sale of gros-. HE. B. Langdon has returned from a grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf . trip to San Francisco. ‘He has lived A dance will be given next Saturday . in Yuba.county over thirty-six years, night at the Sweetland sch6olhouse. ‘. and this is his first. trip to San FranNew today at Gaylord & Son’s—. cisco, : asparagus tips. They are extra fine. Dr. L. L. Kimmerer suffered a reThe finest Pickle Butter in the mark-. lapse. The Doctor has been in bed et, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s,. with typhoid fever for over six weeks, the Grocer, o27-tf . and Sunday’s relapse is the second. A new arrival of latest style mackin. His condition is critical,toshes for ladies and children at Snell. The Athletic Club has been reorgan-: & Fleming’s. 019-tf . ized with L. D. Baun, President; Duzen The Curly Bears will meet tonight} Niemeyer, Vice-President; Herbert to arrange for the excursion to Oolfax. Hollingshead, Secretary. Muck’s Hall Saturday night. . has been rented for the winter, and yesGo to Referee Saloon and get a glass. terday the boys began the work of putof that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt. ting up the bars, rings, punching bag Edge Steam Beer. tf . and other paraphernalia. The small Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifor-. room over the rear has been set aside nia Clam Cocktails can always be had . fora whist room. pike ‘. city. It will be unveiled and blessed next Friday evening at 7 o’clock. Rev. ig SOR meteor tee Father Quinn, rector of the ‘Oathedral Great American Importing Tea Co. at Sacramento, and ah eloquent} gore spéaker, will deliver a discourse appropriate to the occasion. All who wish ne ucmak Oke to atiend ie Com street,..Ne ; a eunees a Se OCT Be ONCE, 9 ne MM ates «7.5 < ss Grass Valley. MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO do so. travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, Harry Appel was in town last, night : on his way to San Francisego, He is For Buggy Tops—~ the owner of that famous pocket mine] ' at Alleghany, Sierra county, which] : some ten years ago yielded in the neighborhood of $169,000 worth of gold. ee ee Carriage Trimmings. . yysggo-sivsga:wxour san gon Nature is kind; any artist gan paint a sunset and sellitforasunrise. — . CENTS. A WEEK. When You Put a ae tie this advertisement. 080-1w x00 Stores,Lexan hry brcesant otic call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guarWe have a fine assortment on hand. anteed. : ‘Champion Boot Black. Sequoia * ITOWLE BROS. A Whopping Pocket. — ‘ brilliant opportunity. Address, with refer—AND— expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually Nougat ence, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, ConMarshmallows : Cream Copies of the Nevada County Directory can Taffy be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to BF. 8. BROWN, Transoript offices. Chocolate Nevada County Directory. Of all kinds go to at Wm, J, Britland’s. tf The News-Messenger of Lincoln says James Cairns has just received an el-. that Mrs. AB. Berry has received news egant lot of buggy. robes which he will . of the recent. marriage of her mother, sell at very low rates. — : . Mrs. Rosa V. Ewing; to Dr. I. B, RobFresh Cured Prunes, the finest in the} ertson, a prominent physician of Atland—3 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds . tants, Ga. The wedding took. place at for 75 cents—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf] Memphis, where the bride had lived Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of . since leaving Lincoln three years ago. liquid refreshments should call on Geo, . Dr. and Mrs, Robertson have visited . = beer on draught. ' 914-tf . honeymoon trip, and are. now en route Don’t pay 500 a pound for Baking. to California. They will reach Lincoln for 85c. Try a can of Oslumet. at. resident of Wheatland, and all of Wolf’s Cash Grocery. ; tf . Wheatland’s pioneer residents held in The well-known Herrin ranch on/. high esteem Squire Ewing and wife. Wet Hill, with everything as it now. At theauction of the Magonigal ranch nn in a cans ere ee ecw . Mat YS Business Colge wasting diseases, all effects of self. Beckley at the-Grotto. Buffalo lager . New Orleans and other places on their . J for ®2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. . a sate by Hi. Dickerman, evens No Credi in this and close by counties. Salary oo ae town. It is mainly office cted m 4 home. Reference. Enalowed cb tdronann PANG Dope 2 Oni Peanut EST persons to represent us as Mana And all other kinds ee made by EOL: yy. Premier Confectioner. am" 9 Ze 04 wome FOZPA @ year and ex ight, bonano no less salar ‘ Posfti Our references, f ima te oa THE DOMINION COMhicago. 4 _J. Gaitns. abuse, or excess and indie“Kt prices to suit the times. eretion. Anervetonicand . 4 Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. blood builder. Brings the é sited pink glow to pale cheeks and . Horse Blankets of ‘all grades. m A restores the fire of youth. . tarness, Saddles, Whips, Curry counti:'s. Willing to pay yearly $6(0, payable weekly. Desirable employment with unusEnclose self-addressed stamped envelope, S. Soli: A. Pacha. 6 Weston Balding. Cklosec: Shorthand and Typewriting Saeco ANTED—SENERAL PERSONS FOR ISopportunities. References exchanged. } Qommercial Course, 6m... $50 Bix MONHS...cssseceeececeees oe eeeees 028-9t . Qombination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes -All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods NERVITA MEDICAL Co. M&S. M. C, ROBINSON, formerly of Oakx om Bryer serene, agg A een yy derl ‘or : now offe : gu families; first-class table and ‘amily suites a specialty. American and KuTy pewriting—School year 9 mos,.80 Combs and Brushes. a. HOTEL ROBINSON . :Teschers’ course, 8 months... 20 Review, English branches, 3 mos. .20 Review, English branches, 3 mos.. 15 Full term began : September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons ick service; elevator, reasonable rates; . in Shorthand, free. ~-D. BREHAUT, Principal. Under New and Excellent Management. stands, will be sold at a bargain. Apply . last Saturday, $2 25 per acre offered by s0P n plan. to John A. Rapp, or on the premises. . Plammers Enochs was the highest bid “Kid” Rockenfield, formerly of the . received, and Auctioneer Van Tiger Banner baseball club of this city, has postponed the sale until Tuesday at been pitching. this fall at Nelson, the Morrison ranch, When bidding British Columbia, and drawing down. was resumed the price ran up to $2.75 $125 a month. ar peracre,and it was knocked down to Judge Nilion and attorneys Kitts Frank Much. There are over 400 acres and Ford went tothe Reed ranch on. in this ranch. The extreme low figure he Rough and Ready ridge road today . at which this land sold is a telling o view the water right in dispute be-jargument against hydraulic mining. ween farmers Reed and Weed. Before our river was polluted by slickThere was to have been an election . ens and sand from the hydraulic mines, at Sacramento Saturday night for. this land was valued at from $75 to Major of the Second Infantry Regi-. $125 per acre. Hast and west lay rich ment, but so few regimental officers . bottom land, through which the clear worepresent. that the election was post-. water ofthe Bear ran in a narrow poned til November ith. . stream. “Now this ranch-and.-adjoinJeff Lovelady has sold his place on }ing lands are a sand and slickens waste, Alexander street to 8. J. Davis who was . except here and there where a raise or revently burned ont at the Backbone . knoll rises. Inthe lowest lands sand house. Mrs, Lovelady and children will. and: slickens are deposited to depths soon leave for Trinity county. where. varying from five to fifteen feet. In Mr. Lovelaay”-hus~-obtained--employ-. the summer it furnishes pasturage, and ment. — . in places the growth of willow and cotLast night a crowd of youngsters cretonwood will turn out wood. If the ated a great din on Sacramento street . land were leveed at a cost exceeding serenading Ed Arthur und his bride. . the purchase price, ten or fifteen years Their “musical” instruments consisted . hence might see the work of reclaiming of tin pans, bells, fish-horns and the. under way. rat : nd se — made no effort Only Six Reported. Mrs. Charles Whittum of this city,. Of the panel of 24 free-holders origiwho eluded the nurse on. night duty . nally summoned to appear in the Suand escaped from the Women’s Hospi-. perior Court this morning for jury duty, tal, San Francisco, about five days ago,. but who were notified t ough the is a sister of Mrs. Peter Bartle of Linda . TRansoRIrT last evening that their sertownship, Yuba county, and is now. at. vices would not be required till next her home at Linda. Thursday, only six were on hand this Yesterday afternoon the telephone. morning and they were all outsiders, line connec'ing this city with Quincy, . 95 follows: Joseph Hustler of CherPlumas county, was compleced, the. okee, F. W. Bank of North San Juan, gangs of men working from the north Jobn Lohman and O. K. Cloudman of and south meeting above Sierra City,. You Bet, Elisha Audrows of Grass The spur. line to Reno will be put Valley township and 8. McAusian of through now without loss of time. ". Scott’s Flat. The young hoodlume of the town will Catholic Services, be out in fall force tonight. They will On tomorrow the Feast of ‘all Saints be divided up in gangs of six and a . be celebrated in St. Canice dozen each, all with one object in view, Mass will be celebra ni Tara Om much damage to them as they can. ‘The officers, for once, should make an exwere oie pg ne tay ae Devotions will be held .tomorrow as on Sunday. oro co A prominent citizen told the reporter evening the same eee Hasty pudding ought to be all right hoodlums interfered with it tonight they would get more than they bargained for. Some of them may be tt t to d ¢e Be e med Poe a es aie elo . tter the F eet Slip: b Than the Tongue.’ The Predicament of a Woman With There ts Ne slip Nature Seven Calls to Make. never forgives. ~ It is the “Seven visits to make in one after-. ’ ‘ noon! Well, I think I can manage it. ©4" elessness of (gnorn” the Bome of them may not be at home, signal that the body is in and I can make an early start. me ses Ghote’e that anacdote about win . danger OF wire it ma el’s fox terrier and the cute speech of be that the idneys or the little Bob and that awfully clever hthing that Dexter told the other night stomach or the head gives about the Goddess of Liberty. Is that ni ign. But all 1 have in stock?. Ob, dear, nol the warning sign. 4 There’s that quotation from ‘The. remember, the blood feeds 7 7 Pneumatic Woman’ that struck me every organ of the body. so. I haven’t got it off to any one yet, : and I dare say it will go as original. Make no slip, but first tone up the sysNot one person in ten has heard of tem through the blood, and health will ‘The Pneumatic Woman.’ surely follow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the “Ig that enough for seven calls? I’m . pest preparation man has devised to make afraid not. Well, there’s ae oe pure, life-giving blood. weather. Really, if it came e ility —“‘I have taken 'a rather talk interestingly General. Debility — a SHORT ON GOOD STORIES. about a brand new one. There’s more aaxth marvelous effect. My blood is pure ort ma tt i wonder if I dare risk that and I feel better and stronger, Frederick joke about Clara again? I’ve told it Reeb, 98 Herkimer St., Albany, N. Y. so many times lately—indeed, I won't Disordered Stomach — ‘‘Now-aof the times were . days I can eat anything I wish because not at the very places I’m going. Hood’s Sarsaparilla keeps my stomach in “Bow mean it is that Maude made. 1, # is the best tonic medicine.”” me promise not to repeat that lovely . 1 sione, Sherborn, Mass. bit of gossip she gave me this Morn . Catarrh— “Hood's Sarsaparilla has . Well,” with a lictous for a long time se given me relief from sick headache.”” this “ rd if honOf Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Is sigh, “I promised on my wort © irs. J, W. Morris, Binghamton, N. Y. . : two-thirds otis af net of this i —“why, here we are at Mrs. Some , ve tlefaithfully, then if you can my body’s. 1 wonder if 1 have enough to PF benefitted return the perie: \o ee es for seven calls? Oh, well, your Druggist and ated rss ow some of them may be out—and—ob. are not, 1049: A MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, “Marysville, Cal. Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. « ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and Trimmings of all sorts. The latest and the most approved novelties are sent to us as fast as they come out IT IS A COMFORTING THING For our patrons to know that when they wear millinery bought from us to San Fraucisco, sos Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. WII. H. CRAWFOR ; ay Uaiow “Hotere nen aersecenenncre You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly modérate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, NEVADA OITY. CAPE SEASON. OPENING OF THE a $99969966990095095950599 You Need One ~~ : <s—.We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles Our Pine street window is full of Cold Weather Necessities. AT DICKERMAN'S. 4 Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We havea full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. Thore is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. ®@ The goods and prices will please you. / Manufacturing Jeweler, . Is as popular and stylish as ever. Tam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the county. CG. J. BRAND, Broad Street SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. = —————_—_ a Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, , ing! 1 haven't heard anything so decared my husband's catarrh troubles, and. if 1 only hadn't promised $7.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the/ <car, druggist. ae . Maudel’—Cincinnati Enquirer, POS, cathartic’ to TO YOU oe AND TO YOU The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while the old: prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, Depot for Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, = = ~ Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey . Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED [EATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey..:0.:-+-+eeer-+e0$1 00) Mikado Soap ak and an honest bargain is our pride. : Duffy's Malt Whiskey..... 1 00. silk Soap ‘ent 16 oes _ OFFICE AND, YARD, Boulder Street, . . Nevada City Call on us before ~going elsewhere. a A. & . H. W. HARTUNG, “ea ce ace a T e UNGAR S Pepsin Whiskey...:::c-ssesecsees 1 00) ojsirett ey ER ° : BE Ep WE IIOT sos sevieaceesscsonqederneness 75 . Copeo (white) Soap, . ..+.s.se«seee Rock & Rye Whiskey. .... 1 00} Cashmere (white) Soap..-2.,.s Maple Bum. ...::sc+e dathegens 1 00/ Dandy Soap, 20 bars... Ap 1G ES ITED RENE oc ae a. a 6 Claret Wine. 95 Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3ib pokg Diamond Dust Washing Powder. « = * ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee ; is the Best. Give ita Trish © © © © © > a8 8B @ : wo eo cee eee Sexssaas . I. ; ;

Y: 19, ng. ne: ure he bt NS NSEC VP PPE ESS necro See abagepestd EL 6 th Home Cormers, fa . Great Left Over Sate, . s==esbieme"*" ig Your Tole AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW. ‘Look out for your gates tonight. . Ore shipments tothe Stege refinery) A e-aived 1 ea ge te eer ee Heavy Ponalties for Selling Articles of) "Soston Bakea B tt [are Keeping the road warm hatling the. imported from Paris by Wor. Father] Clocks, Plated ‘Ware, . sioulay” The cower sua rosoer tv by ap-. ee ee , at the Grotto. ore from the mine at Spenéville to the. Clyne for St. Canice Church at this. Mieque Oruamente and . pisior to Mm B. Gusset and paving for Beaded Food Containing Unhealthy Ingredients. ‘The following law was passed at the last session of thé “Missouri Legislature, taking effect August 20, 1899 : Szcrion 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person or corporation doing business in this State to manufacture, sell or offer to sell any article, compound or preparation for the purpose of being used or which is intended to be used in the preparation of food, in which article, Gompound or prepara' “tion there is any ARSENIC, CALOMEL, BISMUTH, AMMONIA OR ALUM. i Sro,2. Any person or corporation violating the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misde-}. meanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than one hundred dollars, which shall be paid into and become a part of the road fund of the county in which such fine is collected. The operation of this law will be maintained against alum baking powders. But the manufacture or sale of any article of food or. article intended to be used in food which contains any of the substances classed by the law as unhealthful—from Arsenic to Alum— is absolutely prohibited. Marriage of Elwell Holland. Elwell Holland, a brother of Mrs. W. F. Englebright of this city, and now residivg at Marshfield, Oregon, was married last Wednesday evening at that place to Miss Daisy Wickham of Ooquille. The Bulletin of the latter place says: “The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Wickham, among our best. citizens. She is an excellent young lady, and one who claims the high esteem of many acquaintances here, The groom came to this county from Nevada City, Cal. For a short time he was employed’ in this office and proved himself willing aud industrious. He -readily made friends aud acquitted himself in a way to merit their confidence, The Bulletin wishes the young people all possible happiness and prosperity.” Death of M. Connelly, _ Michael John Conneily, a native of Obicago, aged 54 years.and 4 months, died at 12:40 o’clock this afternoon at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fliza Barry of West Broad street. He had resided in this locality for many years and was Jast illness was of a month’s duration. The funeral will take place from 8t. Oanice Catholic church on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. A Mining Sait. Julia Smith by her attorney, A. Burrows, has brought suit in the Superior Court against Vetorius Newell and others ta quiet title to the Sunflower mining claim at Butler’s old orchard two miles west of Grass Valley. pote cere eo oe SAUCY, BUT SELF RELIANT. @uch Is the Typical East Side Girl of New York City. “The typical east side: girl of New York,” writes Charles. T. Brodhead in The Ladies’ Home Journal, ‘is simply a product of her environments, She is surrounded by the good, bad and indifferent. She is in an atmosphere in which no girl should be reared. Her eyes and ears are closed to many disagreeable things around her. And = shuts them simply because she does not care to see and hear. Yet the east side girl is no saint. Far from !t. The typical girl of that section ts self re-: lant, saucy, impertinent, slangy, quick ttempered, ready to fight with the tongue, and even with fists if necesample of the leaders. wary. She will dance all night and ~work all day, repeat it three or four times a week, then @eclare she isn’t today that it cost him $2.50 a year ago tired and look bright and fresh all the . to have his gate repaired, and if the . for a quick lunch. while, She will upbraid her mother, whom she calls ‘me ole woman,’ and abuse her father, referred to by her as ‘me ole man;’ cuff the ears of her younger brothers; have a hair pulling match with a sister; yet if any one ehould dare utter a word derogatory to the members of her family, ‘Miss Hast Side’ would go at them like a wildcat. Bhe flirts outrageously with motormen, conductors and the like and will laugh derisively at or slap the face of the well dressed man who presumes to become acquainted with her on the street; remain night after night at the bedside of a girl friend. who Is ill and follow a’ begging cripple half a block to give her last cent for charity.” er eee “Grasp Aut and lose all.” Many are wo intent on “grasping all” that they Jose their health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped many a business man on goad to success by making and keeping him healthy. : ; Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has i neni that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiléh’s Oough and Cons tion Cure, Sold on positive. point, Hood’s Sar i al. debilit anzantoe fr over fifty years. sei about any old subject than stupidly 3 Sarsaparilla for gener 'y H. Dickerman, the Native Sons, Attention. “The regular mee of Hydraulic Sapient No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held be sure that some this evening and a full attendance is deired. rder, . : Tr Geo. CALANAN Pres. E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. On Every Bottle “All we ask of you is touse! 5, 1 wouldn't tell, and”’— another sigh ‘Powder when you can get just as good . this week. The bride years ago was a 4 cee . ** every 6vening from 9tol2p.m, tf } cars here. re Se ene Don’t forget the special sale of gros-. HE. B. Langdon has returned from a grain ribbon at The Racket Store. tf . trip to San Francisco. ‘He has lived A dance will be given next Saturday . in Yuba.county over thirty-six years, night at the Sweetland sch6olhouse. ‘. and this is his first. trip to San FranNew today at Gaylord & Son’s—. cisco, : asparagus tips. They are extra fine. Dr. L. L. Kimmerer suffered a reThe finest Pickle Butter in the mark-. lapse. The Doctor has been in bed et, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s,. with typhoid fever for over six weeks, the Grocer, o27-tf . and Sunday’s relapse is the second. A new arrival of latest style mackin. His condition is critical,toshes for ladies and children at Snell. The Athletic Club has been reorgan-: & Fleming’s. 019-tf . ized with L. D. Baun, President; Duzen The Curly Bears will meet tonight} Niemeyer, Vice-President; Herbert to arrange for the excursion to Oolfax. Hollingshead, Secretary. Muck’s Hall Saturday night. . has been rented for the winter, and yesGo to Referee Saloon and get a glass. terday the boys began the work of putof that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt. ting up the bars, rings, punching bag Edge Steam Beer. tf . and other paraphernalia. The small Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Oalifor-. room over the rear has been set aside nia Clam Cocktails can always be had . fora whist room. pike ‘. city. It will be unveiled and blessed next Friday evening at 7 o’clock. Rev. ig SOR meteor tee Father Quinn, rector of the ‘Oathedral Great American Importing Tea Co. at Sacramento, and ah eloquent} gore spéaker, will deliver a discourse appropriate to the occasion. All who wish ne ucmak Oke to atiend ie Com street,....Ne ; a eunees a Se OCT Be ONCE, 9 ne MM ates «7.5 < ss Grass Valley. MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO do so. travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, Harry Appel was in town last, night : on his way to San Francisego, He is For Buggy Tops—~ the owner of that famous pocket mine] ' at Alleghany, Sierra county, which] : some ten years ago yielded in the neighborhood of $169,000 worth of gold. ee ee Carriage Trimmings. . yysggo-sivsga:wxour san gon Nature is kind; any artist gan paint a sunset and sellitforasunrise. — . CENTS. A WEEK. When You Put a ae tie this advertisement. 080-1w x00 Stores,Lexan hry brcesant otic call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guarWe have a fine assortment on hand. anteed. : ‘Champion Boot Black. Sequoia * ITOWLE BROS. A Whopping Pocket. — ‘ brilliant opportunity. Address, with refer—AND— expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually Nougat ence, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, ConMarshmallows : Cream Copies of the Nevada County Directory can Taffy be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to BF. 8. BROWN, Transoript offices. Chocolate Nevada County Directory. Of all kinds go to at Wm, J, Britland’s. tf The News-Messenger of Lincoln says James Cairns has just received an el-. that Mrs. AB. Berry has received news egant lot of buggy. robes which he will . of the recent. marriage of her mother, sell at very low rates. — : . Mrs. Rosa V. Ewing; to Dr. I. B, RobFresh Cured Prunes, the finest in the} ertson, a prominent physician of Atland—3 pounds for 25 cents, 10 pounds . tants, Ga. The wedding took. place at for 75 cents—at Smith’s, the Grocer. tf] Memphis, where the bride had lived Gentlemen who enjoy the choicest of . since leaving Lincoln three years ago. liquid refreshments should call on Geo, . Dr. and Mrs, Robertson have visited . = beer on draught. ' 914-tf . honeymoon trip, and are. now en route Don’t pay 500 a pound for Baking. to California. They will reach Lincoln for 85c. Try a can of Oslumet. at. resident of Wheatland, and all of Wolf’s Cash Grocery. ; tf . Wheatland’s pioneer residents held in The well-known Herrin ranch on/. high esteem Squire Ewing and wife. Wet Hill, with everything as it now. At theauction of the Magonigal ranch nn in a cans ere ee ecw . Mat YS Business Colge wasting diseases, all effects of self. Beckley at the-Grotto. Buffalo lager . New Orleans and other places on their . J for ®2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. . a sate by Hi. Dickerman, evens No Credi in this and close by counties. Salary oo ae town. It is mainly office cted m 4 home. Reference. Enalowed cb tdronann PANG Dope 2 Oni Peanut EST persons to represent us as Mana And all other kinds ee made by EOL: yy. Premier Confectioner. am" 9 Ze 04 wome FOZPA @ year and ex ight, bonano no less salar ‘ Posfti Our references, f ima te oa THE DOMINION COMhicago. 4 _J. Gaitns. abuse, or excess and indie“Kt prices to suit the times. eretion. Anervetonicand . 4 Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. blood builder. Brings the é sited pink glow to pale cheeks and . Horse Blankets of ‘all grades. m A restores the fire of youth. . tarness, Saddles, Whips, Curry counti:'s. Willing to pay yearly $6(0, payable

weekly. Desirable employment with unusEnclose self-addressed stamped envelope, S. Soli: A. Pacha. 6 Weston Balding. Cklosec: Shorthand and Typewriting Saeco ANTED—SENERAL PERSONS FOR ISopportunities. References exchanged. } Qommercial Course, 6m..... $50 Bix MONHS.....cssseceeececeees oe eeeees 028-9t . Qombination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes -All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. At the prices these goods NERVITA MEDICAL Co. M&S. M. C, ROBINSON, formerly of Oakx om Bryer serene, agg A een yy derl ‘or : now offe : gu families; first-class table and ‘amily suites a specialty. American and KuTy pewriting—School year 9 mos,..80 Combs and Brushes. a. HOTEL ROBINSON .. :Teschers’ course, 8 months...... 20 Review, English branches, 3 mos.. .20 Review, English branches, 3 mos... 15 Full term began : September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first lessons ick service; elevator, reasonable rates; . in Shorthand, free. ~-D. BREHAUT, Principal. Under New and Excellent Management. stands, will be sold at a bargain. Apply . last Saturday, $2 25 per acre offered by s0P n plan. to John A. Rapp, or on the premises. . Plammers Enochs was the highest bid “Kid” Rockenfield, formerly of the . received, and Auctioneer Van Tiger Banner baseball club of this city, has postponed the sale until Tuesday at been pitching. this fall at Nelson, the Morrison ranch, When bidding British Columbia, and drawing down. was resumed the price ran up to $2.75 $125 a month. ar peracre,and it was knocked down to Judge Nilion and attorneys Kitts Frank Much. There are over 400 acres and Ford went tothe Reed ranch on. in this ranch. The extreme low figure he Rough and Ready ridge road today . at which this land sold is a telling o view the water right in dispute be-jargument against hydraulic mining. ween farmers Reed and Weed. Before our river was polluted by slickThere was to have been an election . ens and sand from the hydraulic mines, at Sacramento Saturday night for. this land was valued at from $75 to Major of the Second Infantry Regi-. $125 per acre. Hast and west lay rich ment, but so few regimental officers . bottom land, through which the clear worepresent. that the election was post-. water ofthe Bear ran in a narrow poned til November ith.. . stream. “Now this ranch-and.-adjoinJeff Lovelady has sold his place on }ing lands are a sand and slickens waste, Alexander street to 8. J. Davis who was . except here and there where a raise or revently burned ont at the Backbone . knoll rises. Inthe lowest lands sand house. Mrs, Lovelady and children will. and: slickens are deposited to depths soon leave for Trinity county. where. varying from five to fifteen feet. In Mr. Lovelaay”-hus~-obtained--employ-. the summer it furnishes pasturage, and ment. — . in places the growth of willow and cotLast night a crowd of youngsters cretonwood will turn out wood. If the ated a great din on Sacramento street . land were leveed at a cost exceeding serenading Ed Arthur und his bride. . the purchase price, ten or fifteen years Their “musical” instruments consisted . hence might see the work of reclaiming of tin pans, bells, fish-horns and the. under way. rat : nd se — made no effort Only Six Reported. Mrs. Charles Whittum of this city,. Of the panel of 24 free-holders origiwho eluded the nurse on. night duty . nally summoned to appear in the Suand escaped from the Women’s Hospi-. perior Court this morning for jury duty, tal, San Francisco, about five days ago,. but who were notified t ough the is a sister of Mrs. Peter Bartle of Linda . TRansoRIrT last evening that their sertownship, Yuba county, and is now. at. vices would not be required till next her home at Linda. Thursday, only six were on hand this Yesterday afternoon the telephone. morning and they were all outsiders, line connec'ing this city with Quincy, . 95 follows: Joseph Hustler of CherPlumas county, was compleced, the. okee, F. W. Bank of North San Juan, gangs of men working from the north Jobn Lohman and O. K. Cloudman of and south meeting above Sierra City,. You Bet, Elisha Audrows of Grass The spur. line to Reno will be put Valley township and 8. McAusian of through now without loss of time. ". Scott’s Flat. The young hoodlume of the town will Catholic Services, be out in fall force tonight. They will On tomorrow the Feast of ‘all Saints be divided up in gangs of six and a . be celebrated in St. Canice dozen each, all with one object in view, Mass will be celebra ni Tara Om much damage to them as they can. ‘The officers, for once, should make an exwere oie pg ne tay ae Devotions will be held .tomorrow as on Sunday. oro co A prominent citizen told the reporter evening the same eee Hasty pudding ought to be all right hoodlums interfered with it tonight they would get more than they bargained for. Some of them may be tt t to d ¢e Be e med Poe a es aie elo . tter the F eet Slip: b Than the Tongue.’ The Predicament of a Woman With There ts Ne slip Nature Seven Calls to Make. never forgives. ~ It is the “Seven visits to make in one after-. ’ ‘ noon! Well, I think I can manage it. ©4" elessness of (gnorn” the Bome of them may not be at home, signal that the body is in and I can make an early start. me ses Ghote’e that anacdote about win . danger OF wire it ma el’s fox terrier and the cute speech of be that the idneys or the little Bob and that awfully clever hthing that Dexter told the other night stomach or the head gives about the Goddess of Liberty. Is that ni ign. But all 1 have in stock?. Ob, dear, nol the warning sign. 4 There’s that quotation from ‘The. remember, the blood feeds 7 7 Pneumatic Woman’ that struck me every organ of the body. so. I haven’t got it off to any one yet, : and I dare say it will go as original. Make no slip, but first tone up the sysNot one person in ten has heard of tem through the blood, and health will ‘The Pneumatic Woman.’ surely follow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the “Ig that enough for seven calls? I’m . pest preparation man has devised to make afraid not. Well, there’s ae oe pure, life-giving blood. weather. Really, if it came e ility —“‘I have taken 'a rather talk interestingly General. Debility — a SHORT ON GOOD STORIES. about a brand new one. There’s more aaxth marvelous effect. My blood is pure ort ma tt i wonder if I dare risk that and I feel better and stronger, Frederick joke about Clara again? I’ve told it Reeb, 98 Herkimer St., Albany, N. Y. so many times lately—indeed, I won't Disordered Stomach — ‘‘Now-aof the times were . days I can eat anything I wish because not at the very places I’m going. Hood’s Sarsaparilla keeps my stomach in “Bow mean it is that Maude made. 1, # is the best tonic medicine.”” me promise not to repeat that lovely . 1 sione, Sherborn, Mass. bit of gossip she gave me this Morn . Catarrh— “Hood's Sarsaparilla has . Well,” with a lictous for a long time se given me relief from sick headache.”” this “ rd if honOf Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Is sigh, “I promised on my wort © irs. J, W. Morris, Binghamton, N. Y. . : two-thirds otis af net of this i —“why, here we are at Mrs. Some , ve tlefaithfully, then if you can my body’s. 1 wonder if 1 have enough to PF benefitted return the perie: \o ee es for seven calls? Oh, well, your Druggist and ated rss ow some of them may be out—and—ob. are not, 1049: A MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, “Marysville, Cal. Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. « ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and Trimmings of all sorts. The latest and the most approved novelties are sent to us as fast as they come out IT IS A COMFORTING THING For our patrons to know that when they wear millinery bought from us to San Fraucisco, sos Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. WII. H. CRAWFOR ; ay Uaiow “Hotere nen aersecenenncre You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly modérate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, NEVADA OITY. CAPE SEASON.. OPENING OF THE a $99969966990095095950599 You Need One ~~ : <s—.We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles Our Pine street window is full of Cold Weather Necessities. AT DICKERMAN'S. 4 Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We havea full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. Thore is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them at the same low figures I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. ®@ The goods and prices will please you. / Manufacturing Jeweler, . Is as popular and stylish as ever. Tam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the county. CG. J. BRAND, Broad Street SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. = —————_—_ a Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, , ing! 1 haven't heard anything so decared my husband's catarrh troubles, and. if 1 only hadn't promised $7.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the/ <car, druggist. ae . 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