October 31, 1901 (4 pages)

FHE TRANSCRIPT Ld anal — TP PPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B issued Bvery Syoatng, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA, ¢ —BY~ BROW WNTERMS OF SUBSGORITTION : By Mail, $6 Per Year By Cerrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. THURSDAY -». Oct. 31, 1901 aihaniaidaneaeeienenaell ———————— seers eee Personal Pointers. L ; J. Hatcher is over from Columbia Hill. W. E. Moulton and wife are over from French Oorral. , C. H. Fulweiler of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Frank Krupp returned this afternoon from the Meadow Lake district. John Carey and family arrived here last evening from Red Bluff. ‘W. R. Rables of Topeka, Kansas, ararived in this city last evening. Mise Nellie Joyce, who has been quite ill, is able to be out again. Mrs. J. Robins retarned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Barney Corrigan of Mooney Flat was a visitor to the county seat yesterday. Dr. S. A. Chapman is here from Virginia City on a visit to his mother and brother. ’ ©. L. Wallace of Oakland arrived here lastevening. He is here on commercial business, H. L. Rothschild, A. Grahm and J. Loebel of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Miss Helen Cooper returned today from Hunt’s Hill, where she has been visiting for the past week. Grand Trustee W. D. Wagner of the Native Sons left for his home at San Bernardino this morning. James Chisholm of: North San Juan returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco and left this morning for his home, Judge Stanley A. Smith, of Downieville, who has been visiting his family at Oakland, returned on last evening’s train,and went up on ‘this morning’s etege. W. B. Robb, manager of the Nevada County Oil Company, left this morning for Bakersfield, where he will reside. Superintendent L. RK. Poindstone of the Gaston Ridge mine retarned here last evening from San. Francisco and left this morning for Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Oit and child arrived at Grass Valley yesterday from led to Give in manded by Admiral Caillard. will give complete satisfaction Local Yotes. Next Wednesday Sheriff Getchell will sell a quantity of personal property at the Erie mine, consisting of powder. and fuse. The case of Mrs. Sarah Giles vs. the City of Nevada will come up for trial in the Superior Court tomorrow morning. It will bea jury trial. i The final account in the matter of Robert Sharp, deceased, was allowed and approved in the Superior. Court . today, and a decree of distribution gtanted. Some parties, have been making a practice of discharging fire arms in the vicinity of the Suspension Bridge at night. The officers will arrest the guilty ones unless the dangerous practice is discontinued immediately, as the laws of our city prohibit it. Bishops Meet. Cincinnati, Ohio, October 30—The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Church, practically constituting the governing power of the church, convened here this morning. It is ex4, Alaska. They will rest us uvcrthern region in about 8X Weess, Revs. Fathers Wyman and Moran, the Paulists, who have been giving mis-, sions on the San Juan Ridge, left on this morning’s nine o’clock train for San Francisco. Mre. Evans, of Alamede, who has been here on a visit toGeo. M. Hughes and family, returned home today. W. A. Walker of San Francisco is here spending a few days. ’’P. 8. Waldron came down from Graniteville today. ; Charles Hegarty is down from Moores Fiat. Will Help the Movement. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will aid the movement to establish a public reading room in this city, and have so informed Miss Martha Sims, who is taking an active part in the new project. Each Native Daughter will do all that she can to insure the success of the reading room, which will be of great convenience to the public. Sentenced to Fifteen Days. John Jennings was drunk and disorderly yesterday and Marhal Hi. Shearer arrested him. A charge of disturbing’ the peace was entered against him and today he was taken before. Justice Coughlin where he pleaded guilty. The Judge sentenced him to aterm of fifteen days in the County Jail. Of Interest to Ladies, Maher & Co. have something to say in their changed advertisement which is of special interest to shrewd buyers. They have just received an elegant new line of dry goods, capes, jackets, tennis gowns, etc., which they ask the ladies to inspect at their earliest convenience. Read the new ad, eeeA Successful Trip. Miss Louise Scheemer, who has been up country in the interests of Miss Eleanor Hoeft’s millinery store, returned home today. She visited most all the towns in Sierre county and a number of places along the San Juan Ridge. During her absence Miss Scheemer disposed of a large quantity of millinery goods. Will Meet Tonight. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T., will meet tonight. ‘The order of the Temple will be conferred, and several Sir Knights from different parts of the jurisdiction will-be present. There is only one reason why you sbhouldn’t drink Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey—t 's because you have pected that the Board will ratify the proposition to establish a great Methodist college somewhere in Oklahoma as an entering wedge in an effort to bring together north and south wings of the church, which have been separated since the civil war by sectional differences. : Lose Both Legs. REDDING, Oct. 30—The latest message this merning from Miss Rath Anderson, who fell from an elevator and broke both legs, is of a grave nature and she may die at any time. It is feared bleod poisoning will set in, and if she rallies both legs: will perhaps have to be cut off. Quick to Respond to Fire Alarm. This morning some visitors to Washalarm and within less than two minutes every teacher and pupil of’the school, numbering about 600 in all, had orderly marched out of the building and back to their seats again to the beatof drum. This is indeed a good practice and the teachers are to be commended for the prompt action of their pupils. A Good Machinist. W. W. Ellis, who is in the employ of the Krogh Manufacturing Company of San Francisco, arrived here last eventoday went to Grizzly Hill, where he will do eome work on the new gravelcrusher that is being put up by A. P. Hall and others, Judge Morris, of the United States Circuit Court, has decided that Secretary Gage was right in imposing a countervailing duty on Russian sugar. Our congratulations’ to SecParis, October 31.—Foreign office officials confirm the report that the French fleet, consistlng of three battleships and two cruisers, started from Toulon yesterday to make a naval demonstration against Turkey. The squadrom is sailing under sealed orders which are supposed to contain instructions to seize the nearest custom house at the Turkish port, presumably the one on the Isle of Mitylend or Folinilea. Thig island commauds the entrance to the Dardanelles and the port of Smyrna. The French fleet is comIt is generally believed that the Turkish Government rives at its destination, which will be several days. ington school turned in a false fire ing. He isa first-class machinist, and before the French fleet arWater 5/, 50 a Barret Other Ghings as High in Prov portion in Gonapad. The following iteme are taken from letters received from Tonapah and from recent arrivals from the new mining section in Nevada: Nat pine is the only wood now used, and has gone down from $18 to $12 psr cord. Qn account of the scarcity of water there is no sprinkling done and the dust is knee deep. The tires used on some of the freight wagons hauling across the sandy desert are eight inches wide. : The feed stables of Tonapah. charge hay to.animals, and where grain is fed $1.75. Hay sells at $85 pe: ton by the load, ‘N. P. Paulson has returned to Hamilton to fit up a rig and engage in heuling water into Tonapah. A gentleman who has just returned from Tonapah reports as many as 115 leases in operation on the main Tonapah ledge, with the miners in the narrow space as thick as ants in some countries. For transportation and emelting the producer is required to pep $42 per ton, while labor receives $4 per day, with cordwood bringing $15. For lumber the consumer is required to pay $60 per thousand feet, while the man who contents himself with water gets it for $1.50 per barrel. Harbor Gstiumates. Wasuineton, Oct. 30—The Government today issued the annual report of General. Gillespie, chief of the Engineer Service. The report contains among other things the river and harbor estimates for the year ending June 80th, 1908. which aggregates in round numbers the sum of $20,000,000. In discussing fortifications, General Gillespie declared tcday that twenty-five of the principal harbors in the: United States have a suffivient number of heavy guns and mortars mounted to make a very effective defense against any naval.attack. ‘ Rather Against Him. San Josn, Oct, 30—In the trial of Noberto Coronado for the murder of Francis Narona testimony was adduced today that the same kind. of moss which was found near the wound was discovered wadded in defendant’s gun on the morning after the murder and after Coronado had said that he did not have any firearms. ————— The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price, ee o19tf Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas, BE. Doings of Our Yeighbors In the the Truckee Republican of last evening: : Cormick’ Camp, above Overton Wednesday morning. . Heart disease was the cause of death. aged 60 years and has relatives living at Carson City. © freight on his wagon met a stranger near Posser creek a few days ago and . * upon request gave him aride. Shortly the stranger attefpted to relieve the teamster of his loose change, and for his trouble received a punch on the jaw which sent him off the seat and onto the ground, The would-be thief then made a hasty retreat. : Mills will soon take unto himself a blushing bride. es Hobart Mills, -been repairing the railroad track near Hobart mills have about completed the work. rs der.the wheels of a train which he was $1.25 per day for supplying water and }{ Trial Gruckee Yows. Eastern Part of the County. The following items are taken from Dave Nesbeth died ‘suddenly at MeDeceased was A teamster who hada heavy load of It is said Pat McCaffrey of Hobart Six inches of snow has fallen at The gang of carpenters who have Accidentally Killed. MapeEra, Oct. 30,—Andrew Bowman was killed today by being thrown unboarding. Los ANGELES, Oct. 80—Lewis F. Eby, a lineman for the San Gabriel Electric Company, was killed today by an electric shock, while working on the wires at the power house. Apples Very Scarce. New York, Oct. 80—The Apple famine which dealers have been predicting for several months is now an assured fact. One dealer is quoted as estimating the crop at 23,000,000 barrels as against 48,000,000 barrels last year and 50,000,000 the year previous. OO Roer Losses. Lonvon, October 80—LordKitchener reports that Colonel Bying captured two,fleld cornets and twenty-two Boers and that Colonel Fortescue had a running fight with Mullers’ commando ‘of Boers, In the latter Hght they lost four killed and fifty-four captured. —_—_——e A Night of Terror, — “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machjas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured her.” This marvelous medicine is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases. Only 50c and $1. _ Ohe Indian Gribe. San Dirao, Oct. 30-—Senator Bard is here after having just completed a very thorough inspection of the Indian reservationsin this and the Riverside county, the journey having occupied a week, He was accompanied on his tour by Wm. Oollier the special attorney for the Mission Indians of California. Asaresult of his investigations the Senator expressed the belief that the Government should provide land for the Warner’s Ranch Indians, who have recently been dispossessed by law. ! Vessel Missing. Hauiax, N. 8., October 80—The British schooner John Cabet sailed from Ros Blanche, N: F., for North Sydney on Oetober 2lst and has no been heard of since. Besides hér crew she had ‘on board the Rev. Dr. O'Regan, a passenger who was to have landed at Channel, N. F, The vessel never touched at that port and it is supposed it has foundered with all hands. 4 — Boycott I. §. New York, Oct. 30—The Brussels correspondent ef the London ‘Times says the scheme to boycott British commerce has failed ignominiously, so far as Belgium is:concerned. The leading mously-decided-to-reject the appeal of the Amsterdam dockyard. “C. C. C.”” on Every Tablet. Every tablet of. Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it and accept no other, Beware of fraud All druggists, 1oc. + *Oe City stevedores of Antwerp have unani-’ The Handsomest Woman n ‘Nevada His Loss $60,000. Onartotre, N. O,, Oct. 80 — Over] one hundred and ten of the ring horses or Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show were crushed to death in @ railroad wreck near Lexington at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. . Among the horses killed was “Old Pap,” Colonel Oody’s favorite sadale horse. ‘Old Eagle,” the star ring horse, was killed, and his mangled body fell om top of one-of the. wrecked engines, The males that drew the Deadwood coach were also killed. — From the mass of wreckage blood poured in a stream that ran alongside the railroad track in a small rivulet. Only two or three horses escaped death. killed. Ool. Cody spent yesterday at the scene of the wreck, and is heartbroken over’the slaughter, He says bis loss ie $60,000. The train was en route to Danville, where the show was to have disbanded and the animals to have been sent to Bridgeport, Connecticut, to go into Winter quarters. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic. It is simply [ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,250, my156m Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. b The-HollandRanch, situated near Columbia Hill.is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf kidneys and tion, dyepeps walk, after: /@rave-digger. Hoe he was soon much better, but contin. poe — use SOG he. wes wholly cured. Tam sure Elec ( itters his life.” This remed abe kills disease germs and purifies the regulates liver, wele, cures constipa-_, ‘nervous diseases, kid. t emale complaints; gives erfect health, Only 500 at Vinton’s lood; aids ds pt ag ey trou rug store. — Maher & Co., Nevada City A SEH B00 ERB @ 0 0 EE ¥ expels malaria; There was quite section last night. O'Malley Sisters theater here tomorrow David Dower fell playing and broke the elbow. a : Ladies’ Whist Club nex! afternoon, The accident was the result fa head~ in gold. ». James Hennesep, ae end collision between a fast south} Brown tohel baving « substantial: woe bound freight train and the second sechim any assistance. 4 iid in front of Bees be tion of the show,train, and was due to}a painful cut back — pice ee a misunderstanding of orders. Several . made conflicting Wild’s exooliaal € . trainmen were injured, but no one was . was taken into ithe music Sa Bhs 0’s weekly social at. Saturday night. : County Health officer Jot yesterday quarantined the, Thomas Oliver on Gold Fi little eight-year-old daug diphtheria. at He In the case of Mary Ly ¢ : ‘brother was very low with . ,0.'C i ros Nig Dr, C. C. Corwin, in whict suaded him to try Electric Biter ae sued defendant for $35 all due for services a8 nurse Coughlan yesterday gave a favor of plaintiff, ss A document in the shape gage executed by the Loyalt . Railroad Company to the Ur Company of San Franeiscc corded. yesterday by County } Werry. The amount of thet ig $225,000. Thomas Coan is here f Nevada, ‘where he is openti nine, ‘The machinery he rece from here has been erectec property and the mine is look The many friends here of * » wish him much suceess,Fred Sandow, discoverer of flower mine at Oanada Hill Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, Big Cash Dry Goods Store . the County Hospital yesterds nooh. He was aged about ' _ and. leaves no relatives fn tk try. The funeral took pla bottles free at Vinton’s drug you a good appetite; Price 2c. 50c. a package. erman, sole agent. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. + Ber -indispensib'e, clears up the complexion, and atts: an For sale by H. Dicktf In the sick room.or on your sideboard Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is Attention, Sh rewd you all to pay us a visit, here for you, ; Walking Hats T have now on hand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which T will sell at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., .nextto W. G. Richard’s store. our large show windows. Respect Buyers! ~ Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want Our prices are well worth your seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. Come where they do. not force you to buy. Come to the place where everything they sell is just as represented, or your mouey is We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape Display; also the Tennis Gown Display now to be seen in Come.to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and make your money go a long way. fully, WAELE EF & Coa. _ White Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES AT CUT RATES rege retary Gage, Tegler makes them. Try one. 21 tf LEGG & SHAW COS Cream of Wheat Germea wees see eer ene Our Mothers Mush eeeeee sevens Twin Brothers Mush. Morning Meal... Wheatine.. Ss emtewie CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer . FOR BREAKFAST aa@e4e4 % soe eneeee re aoe a Rea oe eee AOC . inva kena meeeecon 10c wees pme's veal ceee Lane’s undertaking parlors tt hoon and was well attended, The new advertisement of Lubeck, the milliner, which found in this evening’s Tr will be found of interest to. th Low prices prevail at her st ‘the ladies are invited to gee the of stylish hats. For life insurance see T. B, ¢ Go to N. Rohr for your hoas ing. g A good hot lanch will. be every night at William Harry’ corner Pine and Spring stree beer and choice wines, liquc cigars always on hand. je For a clean, smooth shave Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors mercial St; price 16c, Baths 2 The choicest brands of whi cigars can be found at W. d, BR! Council. Chambers, Try them. We can please the moet fai in millinery, Miss Hoeft, Broac Call on Ed Schmidt when yo anything in the tobacco line. . Latest and a.oat stylish effect snd winter millinery at Miss Hoe For the best’ of everything Meat line send your orders to N Dancing School to Ope L, A, Walling, Compton Gai James McCluskey will open . ing echool at Odd Fellows’ Hi : Monday night and all the dances will be taught, Mr, ¥ and Mr. McCluskey will do th lug and Mr, Gault will farn q Music. Gentlemen will be el ; 0 cents for admission and la ; Cents, Fountain Pen. The “Lucky Curve” Feed Have you seen the Parker “Lucky Ourve” Fountain en? The lacky curve not only feeds the ink perfectly to the» point of the pen and in the exact Me drains the ink from the feed channel back voir when the pen is carried in the pocket, so that the ; owmer will not be annoyed by wiping off the end of the Fountain when he next uses the pel having inky flogers. The Parker Pen is for sale by A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. fallen jl Finest Patent Kid Dress band tarned soles. T finest of Vici. Felt Romeos, $1.15 fortable Ties, Louis a number of fashiomable styles, Vesting and Matt be stock used fe Pa w ’s Black Felt Romeos, fur trimmed, rtable laste, jast the Shoe for early mcrning hours. Price, $1.15 It is one of the Impossibilities to buy Shoes than What we are selling now. You cannot do it. Women’s Finest Dress SHoes in a Variety of Styles. We try to represent some of the newest ideas in Women’s Fine Footwear. . ° XV French also dress boots in tent Kid, flexible soles, made on come Lace Shoe. stylish rounding toe last. Woman’s All Kid Double P Here is a line of shoes without an equal for wear and kid bah ape soles, with slight extension on. hie caine Style, q rand wear to the highest degree. Price, $2.25. “We Save You Mone FOSS HOOOCOOOC®D . better in Quality and Workma It cannot be done, Woman’s Vesting Top Lace Shoes, $2.50. One of the most striking Shoe in stock for the mone Patent leather tips, neat circular fixin Sole Shoes, $2 25 Soft, Vi wing Goods. y is our Vesting To @, meade over a wert combines 7 . Sick room, He succeed Stout ladies often have trouble another of our speci 7 wants. ‘Thieak wee alties. You w toes, tipped. Price, $3. ci Cor Pine and Bro ner wae to get Woman’s Fat-Ankle Shoes, §. , is made of fine Lower Main Street, 3 tity desired, but it into the reser pen; or, failing to do 3, Pythian Anniversary Milo Lodge, Knights of Pyth * Friday evening, November li Otate the 234 Anniversary + ge’s organization, The Aid members are requested to Paud promptly at 7:80 o'clock. ng Knights cordially invited .~ E. T. R. POWELL. Gko. W. Oapgn, K. R, 8. aes Deatness Cannot Be Care MY local a lica) , 8 they Heach the diseased: partials . Nereis only one way to our ys, and that is by eonetit ; emedies, Deafness Mnflamed condia is caused 08 of the Beene nship and nearer the Factory Pri ; Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 me We had mad ‘ ; i somfort. . idea of feain ne 8 line of Maan ere aloes aa for house shoe, Price, fit them. ve ntly study soles, wide, F fammation « and tbe restored to pa tenes Hearing will be des! ARE Out! of ten are hich is nothing but F Sy of the mueou a al give One . Here ing yr ounding

FHE TRANSCRIPT Ld anal — TP PPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B issued Bvery Syoatng, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA, ¢ —BY~ BROW WNTERMS OF SUBSGORITTION : By Mail, $6 Per Year By Cerrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. THURSDAY -». Oct. 31, 1901 aihaniaidaneaeeienenaell ———————— seers eee Personal Pointers. L ; J. Hatcher is over from Columbia Hill. W. E. Moulton and wife are over from French Oorral. , C. H. Fulweiler of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Frank Krupp returned this afternoon from the Meadow Lake district. John Carey and family arrived here last evening from Red Bluff. ‘W. R. Rables of Topeka, Kansas, ararived in this city last evening. Mise Nellie Joyce, who has been quite ill, is able to be out again. Mrs. J. Robins retarned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Barney Corrigan of Mooney Flat was a visitor to the county seat yesterday. Dr. S. A. Chapman is here from Virginia City on a visit to his mother and brother. ’ ©. L. Wallace of Oakland arrived here lastevening. He is here on commercial business, H. L. Rothschild, A. Grahm and J. Loebel of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Miss Helen Cooper returned today from Hunt’s Hill, where she has been visiting for the past week. Grand Trustee W. D. Wagner of the Native Sons left for his home at San Bernardino this morning. James Chisholm of: North San Juan returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco and left this morning for his home, Judge Stanley A. Smith, of Downieville, who has been visiting his family at Oakland, returned on last evening’s train,and went up on ‘this morning’s etege. W. B. Robb, manager of the Nevada County Oil Company, left this morning for Bakersfield, where he will reside. Superintendent L. RK. Poindstone of the Gaston Ridge mine retarned here last evening from San. Francisco and left this morning for Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Oit and child arrived at Grass Valley yesterday from led to Give in manded by Admiral Caillard. will give complete satisfaction Local Yotes. Next Wednesday Sheriff Getchell will sell a quantity of personal property at the Erie mine, consisting of powder. and fuse. The case of Mrs. Sarah Giles vs. the City of Nevada will come up for trial in the Superior Court tomorrow morning. It will bea jury trial. i The final account in the matter of Robert Sharp, deceased, was allowed and approved in the Superior. Court . today, and a decree of distribution gtanted. Some parties, have been making a practice of discharging fire arms in the vicinity of the Suspension Bridge at night. The officers will arrest the guilty ones unless the dangerous practice is discontinued immediately, as the laws of our city prohibit it. Bishops Meet. Cincinnati, Ohio, October 30—The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Church, practically constituting the governing power of the church, convened here this morning. It is ex4, Alaska. They will rest us uvcrthern region in about 8X Weess, Revs. Fathers Wyman and Moran, the Paulists, who have been giving mis-, sions on the San Juan Ridge, left on this morning’s nine o’clock train for San Francisco. Mre. Evans, of Alamede, who has been here on a visit toGeo. M. Hughes and family, returned home today. W. A. Walker of San Francisco is here spending a few days. ’’P. 8. Waldron came down from Graniteville today. ; Charles Hegarty is down from Moores Fiat. Will Help the Movement. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will aid the movement to establish a public reading room in this city, and have so informed Miss Martha Sims, who is taking an active part in the new project. Each Native Daughter will do all that she can to insure the success of the reading room, which will be of great convenience to the public. Sentenced to Fifteen Days. John Jennings was drunk and disorderly yesterday and Marhal Hi. Shearer arrested him. A charge of disturbing’ the peace was entered against him and today he was taken before. Justice Coughlin where he pleaded guilty. The Judge sentenced him to aterm of fifteen days in the County Jail. Of Interest to Ladies, Maher & Co. have something to say in their changed advertisement which is of special interest to shrewd buyers. They have just received an elegant new line of dry goods, capes, jackets, tennis gowns, etc., which they ask the ladies to inspect at their earliest convenience. Read the new ad, eeeA Successful Trip. Miss Louise Scheemer, who has been up country in the interests of Miss Eleanor Hoeft’s millinery store, returned home today. She visited most all the towns in Sierre county and a number of places along the San Juan Ridge. During her absence Miss Scheemer disposed of a large quantity of millinery goods. Will Meet Tonight. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T., will meet tonight. ‘The order of the Temple will be conferred, and several Sir Knights from different parts of the jurisdiction will-be present. There is only one reason why you sbhouldn’t drink Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey—t 's because you have pected that the Board will ratify the proposition to establish a great Methodist college somewhere in Oklahoma as an entering wedge in an effort to bring together north and south wings of the church, which have been separated since the civil war by sectional differences. : Lose Both Legs. REDDING, Oct. 30—The latest message this merning from Miss Rath Anderson, who fell from an elevator and broke both legs, is of a grave nature and she may die at any time. It is feared bleod poisoning will set in, and if she rallies both legs: will perhaps have to be cut off. Quick to Respond to Fire Alarm. This morning some visitors to Washalarm and within less than two minutes every teacher and pupil of’the school, numbering about 600 in all, had orderly marched out of the building and back to their seats again to the beatof drum. This is indeed a good practice and the teachers are to be commended for the prompt action of their pupils. A Good Machinist. W. W. Ellis, who is in the employ of the Krogh Manufacturing Company of San Francisco, arrived here last eventoday went to Grizzly Hill, where he will do eome work on the new gravelcrusher that is being put up by A. P. Hall and others, Judge Morris, of the United States Circuit Court, has decided that Secretary Gage was right in imposing a countervailing duty on Russian sugar. Our congratulations’ to SecParis, October 31.—Foreign office officials confirm the report that the French fleet, consistlng of three battleships and two cruisers, started from Toulon yesterday to make a naval demonstration against Turkey. The squadrom is sailing under sealed orders which are supposed to contain instructions to seize the nearest custom house at the Turkish port, presumably the one on the Isle of Mitylend or Folinilea. Thig island commauds the entrance to the Dardanelles and the port of Smyrna. The French fleet is comIt is generally believed that the Turkish Government rives at its destination, which will be several days. ington school turned in a false fire ing. He isa first-class machinist, and before the French fleet arWater 5/, 50 a Barret Other Ghings as High in Prov portion in Gonapad. The following iteme are taken from letters received from Tonapah and from recent arrivals from the new mining section in Nevada: Nat pine is the only wood now used, and has gone down from $18 to $12 psr cord. Qn account of the scarcity of water there is no sprinkling done and the dust is knee deep. The tires used on some of the freight wagons hauling across the sandy desert are eight inches wide. : The feed stables of Tonapah. charge hay to.animals, and where grain is fed $1.75. Hay sells at $85 pe: ton by the load, ‘N. P. Paulson has returned to Hamilton to fit up a rig and engage in heuling water into Tonapah. A gentleman who has just returned from Tonapah reports as many as 115 leases in operation on the main Tonapah ledge, with the miners in the narrow space as thick as ants in some countries. For transportation and emelting the producer is required to pep $42 per ton, while labor receives $4 per day, with cordwood bringing $15. For lumber the consumer is required to pay $60 per thousand feet, while the man who contents himself with water gets it for $1.50 per barrel. Harbor Gstiumates. Wasuineton, Oct. 30—The Government today issued the annual report of General. Gillespie, chief of the Engineer Service. The report contains among other things the river and harbor estimates for the year ending June 80th, 1908. which aggregates in round numbers the sum of $20,000,000. In discussing fortifications, General Gillespie declared tcday that twenty-five of the principal harbors in the: United States have a suffivient number of heavy guns and mortars mounted to make a very effective defense against any naval.attack. ‘ Rather Against Him. San Josn, Oct, 30—In the trial of Noberto Coronado for the murder of Francis Narona testimony was adduced today that the same kind. of moss which was found near the wound was discovered wadded in defendant’s gun on the morning after the murder and after Coronado had said that he did not have any firearms. ————— The First For the Season. P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has received a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price, ee o19tf Sorbetto Icecream Sandwiches are the very latest thing out. Chas, BE. Doings of Our Yeighbors In the the Truckee Republican of last evening: : Cormick’ Camp, above Overton Wednesday morning. . Heart disease was the cause of death. aged 60 years and has relatives living at Carson City. © freight on his wagon met a stranger near Posser creek a few days ago and . * upon request gave him aride. Shortly the stranger attefpted to relieve the teamster of his loose change, and for his trouble received a punch on the jaw which sent him off the seat and onto the ground, The would-be thief then made a hasty retreat. : Mills will soon take unto himself a blushing bride. es Hobart Mills, -been repairing the railroad track near Hobart mills have about completed the work. rs der.the wheels of a train which he was $1.25 per day for supplying water and }{ Trial Gruckee Yows. Eastern Part of the County. The following items are taken from Dave Nesbeth died ‘suddenly at MeDeceased was A teamster who hada heavy load of It is said Pat McCaffrey of Hobart Six inches of snow has fallen at The gang of carpenters who have Accidentally Killed. MapeEra, Oct. 30,—Andrew Bowman was killed today by being thrown unboarding. Los ANGELES, Oct. 80—Lewis F. Eby, a lineman for the San Gabriel Electric Company, was killed today by an electric shock, while working on the wires at the power house. Apples Very Scarce. New York, Oct. 80—The Apple famine which dealers have been predicting for several months is now an assured fact. One dealer is quoted as estimating the crop at 23,000,000 barrels as against 48,000,000 barrels last year and 50,000,000 the year previous. OO Roer Losses. Lonvon, October 80—LordKitchener reports that Colonel Bying captured two,fleld cornets and twenty-two Boers and that Colonel Fortescue had a running fight with Mullers’ commando ‘of Boers, In the latter Hght they lost four killed and fifty-four captured. —_—_——e A Night of Terror, — “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machjas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured her.” This marvelous medicine is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases. Only 50c and $1. _ Ohe Indian Gribe. San Dirao, Oct. 30-—Senator Bard is here after having just completed a very thorough inspection of the Indian reservationsin this and the Riverside county, the journey having occupied a week, He was accompanied on his tour by Wm. Oollier the special attorney for the Mission Indians of California. Asaresult of his investigations the Senator expressed the belief that the Government should provide land for the Warner’s Ranch Indians, who have recently been dispossessed by law. ! Vessel Missing. Hauiax, N. 8., October 80—The British schooner John Cabet sailed from Ros Blanche, N: F., for North Sydney on Oetober 2lst and has no been heard of since. Besides hér crew she had ‘on board the Rev. Dr. O'Regan, a passenger who was to have landed at Channel, N. F, The vessel never touched at that port and

it is supposed it has foundered with all hands. 4 — Boycott I. §. New York, Oct. 30—The Brussels correspondent ef the London ‘Times says the scheme to boycott British commerce has failed ignominiously, so far as Belgium is:concerned. The leading mously-decided-to-reject the appeal of the Amsterdam dockyard. “C. C. C.”” on Every Tablet. Every tablet of. Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it and accept no other, Beware of fraud All druggists, 1oc. + *Oe City stevedores of Antwerp have unani-’ The Handsomest Woman n ‘Nevada His Loss $60,000. Onartotre, N. O,, Oct. 80 — Over] one hundred and ten of the ring horses or Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show were crushed to death in @ railroad wreck near Lexington at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. . Among the horses killed was “Old Pap,” Colonel Oody’s favorite sadale horse. ‘Old Eagle,” the star ring horse, was killed, and his mangled body fell om top of one-of the. wrecked engines, The males that drew the Deadwood coach were also killed. — From the mass of wreckage blood poured in a stream that ran alongside the railroad track in a small rivulet. Only two or three horses escaped death. killed. Ool. Cody spent yesterday at the scene of the wreck, and is heartbroken over’the slaughter, He says bis loss ie $60,000. The train was en route to Danville, where the show was to have disbanded and the animals to have been sent to Bridgeport, Connecticut, to go into Winter quarters. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic. It is simply [ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,250, my156m Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. b The-HollandRanch, situated near Columbia Hill.is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf kidneys and tion, dyepeps walk, after: /@rave-digger. Hoe he was soon much better, but contin. poe — use SOG he. wes wholly cured. Tam sure Elec ( itters his life.” This remed abe kills disease germs and purifies the regulates liver, wele, cures constipa-_, ‘nervous diseases, kid. t emale complaints; gives erfect health, Only 500 at Vinton’s lood; aids ds pt ag ey trou rug store. — Maher & Co., Nevada City A SEH B00 ERB @ 0 0 EE ¥ expels malaria; There was quite section last night. O'Malley Sisters theater here tomorrow David Dower fell playing and broke the elbow. a : Ladies’ Whist Club nex! afternoon, The accident was the result fa head~ in gold. ». James Hennesep, ae end collision between a fast south} Brown tohel baving « substantial: woe bound freight train and the second sechim any assistance. 4 iid in front of Bees be tion of the show,train, and was due to}a painful cut back — pice ee a misunderstanding of orders. Several . made conflicting Wild’s exooliaal € . trainmen were injured, but no one was . was taken into ithe music Sa Bhs 0’s weekly social at. Saturday night. : County Health officer Jot yesterday quarantined the, Thomas Oliver on Gold Fi little eight-year-old daug diphtheria. at He In the case of Mary Ly ¢ : ‘brother was very low with . ,0.'C i ros Nig Dr, C. C. Corwin, in whict suaded him to try Electric Biter ae sued defendant for $35 all due for services a8 nurse Coughlan yesterday gave a favor of plaintiff, ss A document in the shape gage executed by the Loyalt . Railroad Company to the Ur Company of San Franeiscc corded. yesterday by County } Werry. The amount of thet ig $225,000. Thomas Coan is here f Nevada, ‘where he is openti nine, ‘The machinery he rece from here has been erectec property and the mine is look The many friends here of * » wish him much suceess,Fred Sandow, discoverer of flower mine at Oanada Hill Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, Big Cash Dry Goods Store . the County Hospital yesterds nooh. He was aged about ' _ and. leaves no relatives fn tk try. The funeral took pla bottles free at Vinton’s drug you a good appetite; Price 2c. 50c. a package. erman, sole agent. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. + Ber -indispensib'e, clears up the complexion, and atts: an For sale by H. Dicktf In the sick room.or on your sideboard Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is Attention, Sh rewd you all to pay us a visit, here for you, ; Walking Hats T have now on hand a fine line of Ladies’ Walking Hats which T will sell at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., ..nextto W. G. Richard’s store. our large show windows. Respect Buyers! ~ Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want Our prices are well worth your seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. Come where they do. not force you to buy. Come to the place where everything they sell is just as represented, or your mouey is We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape Display; also the Tennis Gown Display now to be seen in Come.to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and make your money go a long way. fully, WAELE EF & Coa. _ White Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES AT CUT RATES rege retary Gage, Tegler makes them. Try one. 21 tf LEGG & SHAW COS Cream of Wheat Germea wees see eer ene Our Mothers Mush eeeeee sevens Twin Brothers Mush. Morning Meal..... Wheatine... Ss emtewie CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer . FOR BREAKFAST aa@e4e4 % soe eneeee re aoe a Rea oe eee AOC . inva kena meeeecon 10c wees pme's veal ceee Lane’s undertaking parlors tt hoon and was well attended, The new advertisement of Lubeck, the milliner, which found in this evening’s Tr will be found of interest to. th Low prices prevail at her st ‘the ladies are invited to gee the of stylish hats. For life insurance see T. B, ¢ Go to N. Rohr for your hoas ing. g A good hot lanch will. be every night at William Harry’ corner Pine and Spring stree beer and choice wines, liquc cigars always on hand. je For a clean, smooth shave Tom Moore’s tonsorial parlors mercial St; price 16c, Baths 2 The choicest brands of whi cigars can be found at W. d, BR! Council. Chambers, Try them. We can please the moet fai in millinery, Miss Hoeft, Broac Call on Ed Schmidt when yo anything in the tobacco line. . Latest and a.oat stylish effect snd winter millinery at Miss Hoe For the best’ of everything Meat line send your orders to N Dancing School to Ope L, A, Walling, Compton Gai James McCluskey will open . ing echool at Odd Fellows’ Hi : Monday night and all the dances will be taught, Mr, ¥ and Mr. McCluskey will do th lug and Mr, Gault will farn q Music. Gentlemen will be el ; 0 cents for admission and la ; Cents, Fountain Pen.. The “Lucky Curve” Feed Have you seen the Parker “Lucky Ourve” Fountain en? The lacky curve not only feeds the ink perfectly to the» point of the pen and in the exact Me drains the ink from the feed channel back voir when the pen is carried in the pocket, so that the ; owmer will not be annoyed by wiping off the end of the Fountain when he next uses the pel having inky flogers. The Parker Pen is for sale by A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. fallen jl Finest Patent Kid Dress band tarned soles. T finest of Vici. Felt Romeos, $1.15 fortable Ties, Louis a number of fashiomable styles, Vesting and Matt be stock used fe Pa w ’s Black Felt Romeos, fur trimmed, rtable laste, jast the Shoe for early mcrning hours. Price, $1.15 It is one of the Impossibilities to buy Shoes than What we are selling now. You cannot do it. Women’s Finest Dress SHoes in a Variety of Styles. We try to represent some of the newest ideas in Women’s Fine Footwear. . ° XV French also dress boots in tent Kid, flexible soles, made on come Lace Shoe. stylish rounding toe last. Woman’s All Kid Double P Here is a line of shoes without an equal for wear and kid bah ape soles, with slight extension on. hie caine Style, q rand wear to the highest degree. Price, $2.25. “We Save You Mone FOSS HOOOCOOOC®D . better in Quality and Workma It cannot be done, Woman’s Vesting Top Lace Shoes, $2.50. One of the most striking Shoe in stock for the mone Patent leather tips, neat circular fixin Sole Shoes, $2 25 Soft, Vi wing Goods. y is our Vesting To @, meade over a wert combines 7 . Sick room, He succeed Stout ladies often have trouble another of our speci 7 wants. ‘Thieak wee alties. You w toes, tipped. Price, $3. ci Cor Pine and Bro ner wae to get Woman’s Fat-Ankle Shoes, §. , is made of fine Lower Main Street, 3 tity desired, but it into the reser pen; or, failing to do 3, Pythian Anniversary Milo Lodge, Knights of Pyth * Friday evening, November li Otate the 234 Anniversary + ge’s organization, The Aid members are requested to Paud promptly at 7:80 o'clock. ng Knights cordially invited .~ E. T. R. POWELL. Gko. W. Oapgn, K. R, 8. aes Deatness Cannot Be Care MY local a lica) , 8 they Heach the diseased: partials . Nereis only one way to our ys, and that is by eonetit ; emedies, Deafness Mnflamed condia is caused 08 of the Beene nship and nearer the Factory Pri ; Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 me We had mad ‘ ; i somfort. . idea of feain ne 8 line of Maan ere aloes aa for house shoe, Price, fit them. ve ntly study soles, wide, F fammation « and tbe restored to pa tenes Hearing will be des! ARE Out! of ten are hich is nothing but F Sy of the mueou a al give One . Here ing yr ounding