September 11, 1899 (4 pages)

HR ihn ae ah aD LC min Be lon LERNER ar eta ripesee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. . Some -of Which Fit the Case RenarkDRUG COMPANY, ners San evening exce Published oy ices! wolidays by A BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. OALKINS. N. P. BROWN, MONDAY..-SEPT. — MINING DEFINITIONS. ably. Well. One of our exchanges gives the following definitions of mining terms: A prospector—A man’ who has a hole in the ground and is the biggest liar in town. A proposition man—One who wears laced boots aud corduroy clothes and never pays his board bill, : A mining expert—A man who can talk about formations, ramifications, stratifications, dykes, zones, dips, spurs, angies, teligtites, oozites, seddemites and all the other ites, and tites: can see a mile into mother earth und invariably condemns the country. An expert miner—A fellow who loafs around town lookivg for a job as super: . : intendent of a property, but would be a foreman if he can’t be superintendent; one who worked on the Comstock in ‘70 and has been idle ever since. A “49er,”--A man who came to the coast in the “fall of ‘49 or ’50,” and knows " where there are diggings that will pay . bere visiting her father, Constable Dil$1.50 to the pan, and is going back there just as soon as spring comes. A mining reporter—A man who wants you to subscribe for bis paper, wauts to write up your property and wants you to take him out in the best bnggy in town, smokes your best cigars and borrows $5.A mine promoter—A man who bas utilimited capital bebind him, but not any in front of him; his watch is, in soak. A tenderfoot—A “Willie boy” just out from the East. Carries a small arsenal with him, goes prospecting with a shotgun and a fishing rod, buys a salted claim and gets money from mother to come home in the fall. An amalgamator—A man who wears. long fingernails, draws $5 a shift and deposits $10 in the bank every day, if the ore is low grade, and more iu proportion. “A oval will mea of note"—Oue whe has been Oi the eve of starting for South Africa or some other far off region for seven years, to take charge of the construction of a 1000-stamp mil: for a London syndicate; a man who has has been positively known to have constructed a sawmill. An assayer—A man who charges you $1.50 for throwing your sample out the back door and writing a certificate. A mining engineer—One who makes funny figures on a blazed stump and charges a big’ price. Colfax Sentinel Cullings. Miss Anita Dobbins left Colfax lat week for her home on Bear river. After ashort stay she will go to Gra:s Valley. Maniey Harris, former assistant Wells-Fargo agent at Colfax, passed a Valley. Francisco. in town, today. Edwin Tilley went below on this nee, morning's train. California mine. ing from Oakland. San: ‘Francisco on a visit. went to the State Fair Sunday. ager, has gone to the State Fair, from a business’ trip to Forbestown. evening from a trip to Sacramento, Juan today to visit Mrs. D. Farth. ney of You Bet were in town today. returned last evening from San Jose. is visiting Mrs, J. G. O’Neill at this city. : was @ visitor to the county seat yesterday. _ “. . James Hanley, the blind.man, has rePERSONAL POINTERS. her brothers, James B., William and Ed., and her mother, Mrs. James B. Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old aid Young. Henry Goering is here from Sierra ‘August Frandy is down from the Fred E. Brown returned this mornMrs. Thomas Ly, Coffey bas gone to Harry Carey and Leslie Nicholson David Muir, the foundryman, is back John H. Eddy returned Saturday Mrs. CG. M. Harris went to North San Messrs. Rankiv, Hussey and WhitMr. and Mrs. James Cairns and son Miss May English of Columbia Hill Miss Mable Magor of Grass Valley Mrs. E. J. Fitzpatrick of Seattle is lon. S. Crall of North San Juan has gone to the Klamath River region to work in a mine. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Poor left yesterday for Kelsey, where they expect to remain. Mrs. E. Eagye returned Saturday evening from a two weeks’ visit in San Francisco. Manager De Sabla of the Electric Power Cumpany left at noon for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foley are expected home this evening from their wedding tour. George Levee and wife left on the noon train for Sacramento to attend the State Fair. Mr, and Mrs. .Martin I. Saith left today for San Franvisco where they expect to reside. ; Mrs. A. D. Mason of thi3 city is at Birvhville visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Thomas. Fulton Powell, a civil engineer. of Portland, Oregon, came down today from the San Juan ridge. Misses Florence and Gertrude Oross of Visalia; who heave been visiting relatives here, left: Saturday. : : Mrs. J.S. Landsburg of ‘Relief Hill has returned from a trip to San Franvisco, Monterey and Oalistoga. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls and Fred Juuior have returned from Independence Lake and Campbell Springs. turned from ‘Trinity county and his taughters are home from Marysville. A. P. Mills of San Francisvo and his daughter, Miss Alice Mills, are here visiting William H. Martin and family. Thomas.Kelly, a member of the San Francisco Fire Department, is visiting through Colfax enroute to Iowa, where he will be employed by the Union Telegraph Company, Richard W. Hodge and Mrs. Jessie Hitchcock of Grass Valley and Miss Jennie Nelson of Buth were guests o! Mrs. M. Kelly of Colfax Thursday, Miss Nelson left for Rocklin for a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. T. Kelly, after which she will visit the Fair at Sacramento. H. Brinkman, wife and daughter, Mrs. Evans of Nevada City, are spending a few days at Dutch Fiat enjoying the company of old-time acquaintances. Mr. Brinkman was for many years engaged in the barber business at Datch Flat and knew the old town in its palmiest days. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh tbat cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the iast 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaAcpina, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s-©atarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. +--+ @e-+ What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf +162 French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy ’ Wafers, imported direct from Paris. , less of cause. In red wrappers. . Beware-of substitutes. LA FRANOE Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. + 7eeSick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind Ladies can depend upon securing re-. Mr. and Mrs. P. F, Simonds. c lief from and-cure of irregular periods Mr. and Mrs. William Browning of this city. Dr. A. McMahon of the Live Oak mine came down from Grizzly Midge today and went to San Jose on the noon train. J. C. Locklin, who has been ill for a long time past,. was down town today for the first time in over five months. He is very weak. ; Mrs. W. C. Pond returned to San Francisco today after a visit here. Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Searls, accompanied her to Colfax. Miss Belle Cahill of You Bet accompanied by her brother, J. Cahill, went to Sacramento: last week. Miss Cahill will attend Howe’s academy. Duray B. Smith of Oakland came down on Saturday’s stage. He has charge of the work of opening a mine on Hog Canyon near Downieville. Miss Leora J. Simmons of Calistoga will arrive here next Saturday on a visit to her brother, E. W. Simmons of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office. Mrs. J.J. Valentine of Oakland, wife of the President of Wells, Fargo & Co. bas been spending a week at J. F. Burkbardat’s ranch at Chicago Park. At Sacramento on. Wednesday evpning last, at their residence, 1220 O street, Colonel J. W. Guthrie and wife celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary. R. F. Williamson of Washington, who has been running an engine at a mine at Forest Hill, Placer courty, was in town Saturday vigbt on his way hone. ; David Matteson, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry P. Stow of Forbestown, will arrive here tomorrow to spend a few days as the guest of F. W. Bost and family. Among those who have returned from San Francisco are George C. Gaylord, H. J. Oarter and son, Mrs. Lillie Goldsworthy, Nightwatchman Fowler, Hon. W. E. F. Deal, a prominent San Francisco attorney, arrtved here on this afternoen’s train to attend to the Reifsnyder will case which comes up in the Superior Court tomorrow. James Rowe, an employe of the Risdon Iron Worke, San Francisco, arrived are quickly and surely cured by Ki r.’s Clover Root ‘Lea, the great blood puri-. fier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfsctory.' Price 2 ots, and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, ' _ he druggist. oe t ; Ph Pills are non-irritating, mild, , ne, i here Saturday to see his mother, Mrs. James Rowe of Piety Hill, who is seriously ill. He returned home yesterdey. ‘ Mrs. Elbridge A. Davis of San Francisco arrived here Saturdey evening on ‘ of San Francisco are here visiting the Mre. J. E. Carr is back from San family of William Clemo of Gold Flat. Mrs. Nute made her home here preWm. Newell of North Bloomffeld wa8. vious to some dozen years ago when her husband was employed in the Corral and J. B. Stenetts, night foreman of construction for the North Yuba Power Company, were in town today. Mr. Stenetts, whose “family live at Grass Valley, will remove to French Corral this week. — , wn George F. Jacobs, the theatrical manpet la ols! eget og barat ss or, Miss Vivie Rector, Miss Henrietta Fredenburr, B. N. Shoeeraft, W. W. Waggoner and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Maher, Mrs. W. A. Wakerley, A. Barah. Wells, Fargo & Co. in the San Francisco office, is in town. of this part of the State in the capacity of acting Route Agent. Tomorrow he will go to Sierra county where he used to live. ° He is interested in a mine,near Forest City. Gray Sr. ee Mrs. 0. T, Rouner returned to Grass . Judge Nilon Makes a Number of Orders . Valley today after a visit with her sieter, Mrs. Fred L. Arbogast of this city. Mrs. Jobn Nate and granddaughter Justice of the Peace Beard of French Among recent departures for SacraY. C. Lawson, Assistant Auditor for He is making a tour . Henry Disque of Colfax has returned . ae & ix weeks! stag. itt, Gan, Bran: worth about $400. There was no will. isco. His improvement has. been rather tardy of late. He suffers greatr : Henry H. Hicks for letters of adminisly from severe pains in the back at the fon on the estate of the inte Jaries point where the spinal column was in. Bennallack was postpo néd, the widow jnred by the explosion of & losomotive . -of the deceased having filed a counter at Dutch Flat July 22, 1898. fe Mrs. L. H. Clough and her daughter: . Miss Jennie D. Clough, arrived here . Saturday morning from Lake ‘Tahoe and go next to Castle Crag Tavern in Shaste county. Yesterday they visited. the Providence mine and. were shown all through the undergroand and surface workings. . The ladies reside at Concord, N. H.,‘and are making a two-years’ tour of the points of interest on the Pacific coast. W. A. Dennis, for many years past superintendent of the Mountaineer mine, and his family will move on October first from this city and expect to settle at Los Angeles. Mr. Dennis is in poor health and'a change of climate is regarded as essential to bring about his recovery. The family have many warm friends among our citizens who will be very sorry to see them leave. The new superintendent of the Mountaineer has not yet been named. —+ e@eThe Seaweeds Won Both Games. ville Friday to engage in the Admission Day baseball] tournament, left for home at twelve o'clock last night and arrived here this afternoon crowned with wreaths of victory: Several up-countey clubs had entered, but ‘all excepting the Downievilles got cold feet when they heard the Seaweeds were in the ‘fight. The Nevada City boys beat the Downievilles on Saturday by a score of 283 to 7.and again on Sunday (in a seveninning game) by: # score of 6 to 1. Hooper Brothers were the battery for the first game and Spargo and O’Cor nor for the second. Both games were played principally for the Seaweeds by their batteries. The victors won the $100 purse. They say the celebration wasa grand success and. the Downieville people treated them like kings. Tn a six-inning game at. French Corral yesterday the club of that town defeated the Owls of this city by a sgore of 9to 7. Ihe Owls had but seven of their men along. : ——_——+0-2 Will Build a Mill. Prof. Jobn Tilton of San Franvisco is here arranging to build a two-stamp mill at the Cleveland quartz mine on the South Yuba River near the Kdwards Crossing. He has organized a vompany at San Francisco to develop ‘he property and expects to have the mill ranning next month. The ledge is a large one and milling tests give an average of $1la ton, with the sulphurets worth over $1300 a ton. " —epee — —-—. Good Miners Wanted. The Mariposa Commercial aud Mining Company, of which our old towns/ man, Capt. Thomas Mein, is the genial manager, advertises in today’s TRANscript for miners—wages $3 per day. Read the adverttsement in another column. Many a Lover das turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive freath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purides the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick arman, the druggist. ? tf. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption Care, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf Auction, Wednesday. J r} a ock po Age pris oaager y Sa se Household Furniture % Consisting of Beds and Bedding Extension Table, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Parlor Set Dining and Kitchen Furniture a visit to her sister, Mre, Wm, Holmes , « day after $20,000 damage case of W. H. . Merrifield against the Maryland ' Mining October 2d. : administration on the estate of his’ grandfather, the late D. A. Rich, his bond being fixed at $1,000. The estate consists. of a half interest in the Stiles quartz claim at this city, supposed to . application. The Seaweeds, who went to Downie-. ar GOURT. RECONVENES. This Morning. The Superior Court reconvened tovacation of five weeks. , The set of the date of trial of the Company was postponed till Monday, Henry Rich was granted letters of be worth $500. The heirs at law are J: C. Rich of this city, Mary J. Sallady of Homer, Ill., E. L. Rich of Cleveland, Ohio, also the children of the late Mrs. S. L’ Burrough of Kansas. Miss Jane A. Sharp was granted letters testamentary on the estate of her late uncle, Robert “Sharp, deceased. The estate consists of mining claims near Canada Hill of problematic value, and is left by will to the niece and to a sister, Misa Jane P. Sharp. The will was admitted to probate. The hearing of the petition of Mrs. M. D. Hoffman for letters of administration on the estate of the late William M. Stark of French Corral, her brother, was postponed. The estate is The hearing of the application of BASTERN NEVADA COUNTY. Items Gleaned From the Truckee Republican of Saturday. J. M. Walling, Jr., is in Truckee. He bas taken a: position’ as brakeman~on . the railroad between here and Rocklin. by Donner Parlor N. 8. G. W. was well large as usually attends “Admission Day balls. ; . M. Hubbard met with: an accident at . Overton Wednesday. passed over one foot mashing one toe badly. It will be some time before he will be able to’ go to work again. Geo. McDonald drove up from Boca and brought a man ‘by the name of King who ran a. pickeroon into his leg while loading’ice. Mr. McDonald says they are icing lete, of fruit in Boca now. pee ave Howard Bachelder has been awarded acontract for logging for the Overton company here, also a contract for cutting some three thousand cords of wood for locomotive use. He has. men already at work getting out wood and will soon start. on the other contract. The logging contract embraces the biggest portion of three or four sections on Sagehen creek and will probably take two or three years to complete it. A létter received from D. W. Leach by his wife says that the Cape Nome country is all right and rich with gold. He and’his partner took out 8 pounds or 96 ounces in 7. days. The gold runs from 16 to 18 dollars per ounce. This is taken inrockers on the beach, There The final account of Frank Power, executor of the estate of the late Samuel Allison, was settled and an order of distribution was made. : The defendant’s demurrer to the complaint in the patent case of J. J. Ryan vs. the Granite Hill Mining Company wae overruled and twenty days was allowed in which to answer. The demurrer to the complaint in the water right case of Isaac N. Weed vs. Reed and others was submitted. In the case of Grant McMullen vs. M. J. McCarty and others the demurrer to the complaint was overruled and fifteen days’ time was given defendants to answer. os Nee BORN. At Nevada City, Sept. 11, 1899, to the wife ot-Cleveland W.Carpenter, a son. At San Francisco, Sept. 7, 1899, to the wife of Samuel Greenberg a son. rd MARRIED. ‘At the Oatholic church in Cherokee, Névada county, Sept. 10, 1899, by Rev. Father P.J. Clyne of Nevada City, John Qoughlan:and Miss Josephine Baker of Columbia Hill. pon DIED. At Louisville, Ei! Dorado county, August 28, 1899, Mrs. Susan Poor, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 59 years and 6 months. It’s ~ Good Tea WE ARE TALKING ABOUT. ery (jreat American [mporting Tea (Go, Big Presents Free. ‘ Commercial street, . Nevada City Main street,....Grass Valley GOOD MINERS Wanted on Mariposa Grant. Wages $3 per day. Apply at Mariposa Commercial and Mining Co. Mt. Bullion, Mariposa county. Just Received ! C.M.Henderson & Co’s FAMOUS LITTLE RED ScHOOL HOUSE SHOE, We have just received a new stock of Henderson’s Famous Shoes for Misses and Children. They are the most Stylish, Best Fit. ting, Best Wearing and Finest line o! Footwear ever displayed here. Come in and see them. We are bound to please you. Repairing promptly and neatly done and any one who can get @ space 10 feet square is all right. He expects to come home about the first of October and intends to return in the spring. The following are a few prices that it costs one to live: Liquors of any kind, 50 cents per drink; bread, 25 cents per loaf; potatoes and onions, 8 cents per pound; butter, 50 cents per pound and everything else in proportion. Lumber is very scarce. TT orieggint — Hf your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hoocd’s Pills On retiring; and tomorrow your. digestive organs will be regulated ‘and ou will be bright; active and. ready or any kind of work. This has been the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD’S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers, 25-cts, ‘NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. N VY WIFE, MARY ELIZABETH ALPERS, having left my bed and board, I hereby give:notice that [ will not be responsible for any debts she may contract on my account after this date, -Mdirtezuma Fill, Sept: sth, 1899. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Is the Ice As Poetic — Expressed Description Cream By a Lady Of Our Sod a. Patron. Foley’s Notice to Creditors. FiStAza OF ROBERT. SHARP, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. executrix of the entate of Rebert Sharp, dec , to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of. this notice to the said Executrix, at the law office of J. M. Wailing, Eeq., at Nevada City, said Nevada Co. Ci the same being the place for the transaction of the busiuess of said estate in said County of Nevada. JANE A. SHARP, Executrix of the Estate of Robert Sharp, de ceased, : Dated lith day of Sept. 1899. Special Stockholders’ Meeting. FFICE OF THE MINERVA GOLD MINing Co. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Minerva Gold Mining Comany, will be held on Monday, the 2th day of ptember. 1899, at the office of the Company, No, 208 Battery street. San Francisco, Cait. fornia, at phe Dour ot . o’elock Pi m., for = purpose of taking action r ng ti i ponat of the Minerva Mine, Toaated at Wife e alley, Nevada County, Cal, 1 Board of Directors, . poised a8-td R. RUIZ, Secretary. ~ CHANGE OF FIRM, AVING PHRCHASED THE I H of J. H. Doihineheee in ns nicetrscad Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as heretoore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to contie vente accounts at their gariiest conenience. A complete line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., On hand at moderate prices, Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. , WM, H. ANDREWS. Notice of Assessment EXAS GOLD MINING COMPANY. LOCA[PMEIB® of prolpalbiase of businos, Sen Willow Valley, Nevada dite Howade Gave et adobe at hat ice is hereby given t at am the Board of Directors, oath of Se otember, 1800, an — on fhe Suh day upon of he igs eee umber ttery street, ciseo, California. ‘kay shnele upon w t shall rema: paid day of Oct., 1899, will be del nent, « vertised for sale at pub! eouiee less payment is e re, will be ‘sold on Priday the lith day of Noy. to: nquen' eee coats of advertisi; ex: er By order 0! ag a oQlicnai Peter sacsen thn remitzn, THOS. 8. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, i af F Nice Saddie, Garden Hose, Etc. ne mance : ga This sale will take place st hie reei: BROS 9 k : Heead Bipeet. Pe sich neta te He eh OD attended, though the. crowd was not as . ! are about 1000 men mining on the beach, . . QAI FERRI. S00, one heel . Fourt oe District of California This examination is opento all, citizens of the United States who comply with the requirements. zens are invited to apply. They will i be examined and graded with entire impartiality and wholly without regard to ahy consideration save their ability as shown by the grade attained by them in the examination, but attention is invited to the fact that in filling the above mentioned position preference may be given to those eligible who are legal residents of the Fourth Internal Revenne District of Oaifornia. CIVIL SBRVICE. Internal Revenue Service Examination on October Oth. The United State Civil Service Commission invites attention to its-schedule lexamination which will be held this . fall at. various places throughout the Ruch DA we: Freee Service, the date for the examination at. Sactamento, being October 5, 1899. From the eligibles resulting from this examination certification will be made to fill the position of clerk (female), . lob’s Cough and Ne ——<—$—$$— Persons desiring to compete should Service Commission, Washington, D.C., for information, and for application blank (Form 101), which should ‘be Commission, at Washington, D. O., prior to the hour. of closing basiness . on September 25, 1899. ae Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is go agonizing and nently fatal. Shionsumption Oure h (4th) Internal Revenue Service ' acts like magic in cases of Oroup. It worst . cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf. On Every Bottie fo Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this guarantee: “All we ask of you is to use All such cititle faithfully, then if-you can say you your Druggist and he may refund the rice paid.” Price 25¢ 50 cts. and 1,00, For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf eathartic. — ‘ ik ———S 0 Ci Kix 7 KN AL Pets 7ST IGEN (SERN IGLOS (SIN ISA Cea. (Sees Sec) ApS Gan Gap at & BE} ET DET Dest Was! asl Sa! Seat Sa Nest St ee Spt Ct SS : 30, ee ay 99 GOODS MAHER & CO’S. Ladies, come and take a look at the grandest display of. BLACK “SULTS. You ever saw in Nevada. We say it truthfully. They are the most beautiful lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. Each one is a gem .and we want you all Do not say, “It is too early.” Do not say, “It is to see them while in our window. too warm.” Now is the time while the selection is good. ee No Two Suits Alike. Just take a walk down and see them. , San Francisco cannot produce better. Do Gi ay not miss this display. _ ea All the Very Latest in CREPONS. 3 Re: pectfully, aie MAHER & CO. ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY ageemmemmemeee KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, "ells them, and be sells so many that be ean put the priep right . * Say) (Ps) e -2e “S3eE-3e € 2 ‘dys? . eu?) Breakfast Goods. lp} eo HU Fresh from the Mills. . H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. 1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. ee Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. peat] Grermea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. ee ae aed 4) Hor a Quleh Lunch--atready cooheda=~Bry ‘Prench Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 caus 25 cts. f) Heintz's Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can WOLF, “aro a. ohe COTS. . From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, bat they are . extra comfortable and durable. ~~ down. x = sh oe y & KINKBAD also carries in stock a complete assortment of the neat c Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture « . at once apply to the United States Civil properly executed and filed. with the two-thirds of the contents of this bot-" are not benefitted return the bottle to Hood's Pills are the favorite family * ~ Commercial! 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HR ihn ae ah aD LC min Be lon LERNER ar eta ripesee ‘THE TRANSCRIPT. . Some -of Which Fit the Case RenarkDRUG COMPANY, ners San evening exce Published oy ices! wolidays by A BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. OALKINS. N. P. BROWN, MONDAY....-SEPT. — MINING DEFINITIONS. ably. Well. One of our exchanges gives the following definitions of mining terms: A prospector—A man’ who has a hole in the ground and is the biggest liar in town. A proposition man—One who wears laced boots aud corduroy clothes and never pays his board bill, : A mining expert—A man who can talk about formations, ramifications, stratifications, dykes, zones, dips, spurs, angies, teligtites, oozites, seddemites and all the other ites, and tites: can see a mile into mother earth und invariably condemns the country. An expert miner—A fellow who loafs around town lookivg for a job as super: . : intendent of a property, but would be a foreman if he can’t be superintendent; one who worked on the Comstock in ‘70 and has been idle ever since. A “49er,”--A man who came to the coast in the “fall of ‘49 or ’50,” and knows " where there are diggings that will pay . bere visiting her father, Constable Dil$1.50 to the pan, and is going back there just as soon as spring comes. A mining reporter—A man who wants you to subscribe for bis paper, wauts to write up your property and wants you to take him out in the best bnggy in town, smokes your best cigars and borrows $5.A mine promoter—A man who bas utilimited capital bebind him, but not any in front of him; his watch is, in soak. A tenderfoot—A “Willie boy” just out from the East. Carries a small arsenal with him, goes prospecting with a shotgun and a fishing rod, buys a salted claim and gets money from mother to come home in the fall. An amalgamator—A man who wears. long fingernails, draws $5 a shift and deposits $10 in the bank every day, if the ore is low grade, and more iu proportion. “A oval will mea of note"—Oue whe has been Oi the eve of starting for South Africa or some other far off region for seven years, to take charge of the construction of a 1000-stamp mil: for a London syndicate; a man who has has been positively known to have constructed a sawmill. An assayer—A man who charges you $1.50 for throwing your sample out the back door and writing a certificate. A mining engineer—One who makes funny figures on a blazed stump and charges a big’ price. Colfax Sentinel Cullings. Miss Anita Dobbins left Colfax lat week for her home on Bear river. After ashort stay she will go to Gra:s Valley. Maniey Harris, former assistant Wells-Fargo agent at Colfax, passed a Valley. Francisco. in town, today. Edwin Tilley went below on this nee, morning's train. California mine. ing from Oakland. San: ‘Francisco on a visit. went to the State Fair Sunday. ager, has gone to the State Fair, from a business’ trip to Forbestown. evening from a trip to Sacramento, Juan today to visit Mrs. D. Farth. ney of You Bet were in town today. returned last evening from San Jose. is visiting Mrs, J. G. O’Neill at this city. : was @ visitor to the county seat yesterday. _ “. . James Hanley, the blind.man, has rePERSONAL POINTERS. her brothers, James B., William and Ed., and her mother, Mrs. James B. Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old aid Young. Henry Goering is here from Sierra ‘August Frandy is down from the Fred E. Brown returned this mornMrs. Thomas Ly, Coffey bas gone to Harry Carey and Leslie Nicholson David Muir, the foundryman, is back John H. Eddy returned Saturday Mrs. CG. M. Harris went to North San Messrs. Rankiv, Hussey and WhitMr. and Mrs. James Cairns and son Miss May English of Columbia Hill Miss Mable Magor of Grass Valley Mrs. E. J. Fitzpatrick of Seattle is lon. S. Crall of North San Juan has gone to the Klamath River region to work in a mine. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Poor left yesterday for Kelsey, where they expect to remain. Mrs. E. Eagye returned Saturday evening from a two weeks’ visit in San Francisco. Manager De Sabla of the Electric Power Cumpany left at noon for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foley are expected home this evening from their wedding tour. George Levee and wife left on the noon train for Sacramento to attend the State Fair. Mr, and Mrs. .Martin I. Saith left today for San Franvisco where they expect to reside. ; Mrs. A. D. Mason of thi3 city is at Birvhville visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Thomas. Fulton Powell, a civil engineer. of Portland, Oregon, came down today from the San Juan ridge. Misses Florence and Gertrude Oross of Visalia; who heave been visiting relatives here, left: Saturday. : : Mrs. J.S. Landsburg of ‘Relief Hill has returned from a trip to San Franvisco, Monterey and Oalistoga. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searls and Fred Juuior have returned from Independence Lake and Campbell Springs. turned from ‘Trinity county and his taughters are home from Marysville. A. P. Mills of San Francisvo and his daughter, Miss Alice Mills, are here visiting William H. Martin and family. Thomas.Kelly, a member of the San Francisco Fire Department, is visiting through Colfax enroute to Iowa, where he will be employed by the Union Telegraph Company, Richard W. Hodge and Mrs. Jessie Hitchcock of Grass Valley and Miss Jennie Nelson of Buth were guests o! Mrs. M. Kelly of Colfax Thursday, Miss Nelson left for Rocklin for a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. T. Kelly, after which she will visit the Fair at Sacramento. H. Brinkman, wife and daughter, Mrs. Evans of Nevada City, are spending a few days at Dutch Fiat enjoying the company of old-time acquaintances. Mr. Brinkman was for many years engaged in the barber business at Datch Flat and knew the old town in its palmiest days. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh tbat cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the iast 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaAcpina, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s-©atarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. +--+ @e-+ What Is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf +162 French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy ’ Wafers, imported direct from Paris. , less of cause. In red wrappers. . Beware-of substitutes. LA FRANOE Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. + 7eeSick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind Ladies can depend upon securing re-. Mr. and Mrs. P. F, Simonds. c lief from and-cure of irregular periods Mr. and Mrs. William Browning of this city. Dr. A. McMahon of the Live Oak mine came down from Grizzly Midge today and went to San Jose on the noon train. J. C. Locklin, who has been ill for a long time past,. was down town today for the first time in over five months. He is very weak. ; Mrs. W. C. Pond returned to San Francisco today after a visit here. Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Searls, accompanied her to Colfax. Miss Belle Cahill of You Bet accompanied by her brother, J. Cahill, went to Sacramento: last week. Miss Cahill will attend Howe’s academy. Duray B. Smith of Oakland came down on Saturday’s stage. He has charge of the work of opening a mine on Hog Canyon near Downieville. Miss Leora J. Simmons of Calistoga will arrive here next Saturday on a visit to her brother, E. W. Simmons of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office. Mrs. J.J. Valentine of Oakland, wife of the President of Wells, Fargo & Co. bas been spending a week at J. F. Burkbardat’s ranch at Chicago Park. At Sacramento on. Wednesday evpning last, at their residence, 1220 O street, Colonel J. W. Guthrie and wife celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary. R. F. Williamson of Washington, who has been running an engine at a mine at Forest Hill, Placer courty, was in town Saturday vigbt on his way hone. ; David Matteson, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry P. Stow of Forbestown, will arrive here tomorrow to spend a few days as the guest of F. W. Bost and family. Among those who have returned from San Francisco are George C. Gaylord, H. J. Oarter and son, Mrs. Lillie Goldsworthy, Nightwatchman Fowler, Hon. W. E. F. Deal, a prominent San Francisco attorney, arrtved here on this afternoen’s train to attend to the Reifsnyder will case which comes up in the Superior Court tomorrow. James Rowe, an employe of the Risdon Iron Worke, San Francisco, arrived are quickly and surely cured by Ki r.’s Clover Root ‘Lea, the great blood puri-. fier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfsctory.' Price 2 ots, and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, ' _ he druggist. oe t ; Ph Pills are non-irritating, mild, , ne, i here Saturday to see his mother, Mrs. James Rowe of Piety Hill, who is seriously ill. He returned home yesterdey. ‘ Mrs. Elbridge A. Davis of San Francisco arrived here Saturdey evening on ‘ of San Francisco are here visiting the Mre. J. E. Carr is back from San family of William Clemo of Gold Flat. Mrs. Nute made her home here preWm. Newell of North Bloomffeld wa8. vious to some dozen years ago when her husband was employed in the Corral and J. B. Stenetts, night foreman of construction for the North Yuba Power Company, were in town today. Mr. Stenetts, whose “family live at Grass Valley, will remove to French Corral this week. — , wn George F. Jacobs, the theatrical manpet la ols! eget og barat ss or, Miss Vivie Rector, Miss Henrietta Fredenburr, B. N. Shoeeraft, W. W. Waggoner and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Maher, Mrs. W. A. Wakerley, A. Barah. Wells, Fargo & Co. in the San Francisco office, is in town. of this part of the State in the capacity of acting Route Agent. Tomorrow he will go to Sierra county where he used to live. ° He is interested in a mine,near Forest City. Gray Sr. ee Mrs. 0. T, Rouner returned to Grass . Judge Nilon Makes a Number of Orders . Valley today after a visit with her sieter, Mrs. Fred L. Arbogast of this city. Mrs. Jobn Nate and granddaughter Justice of the Peace Beard of French Among recent departures for SacraY. C. Lawson, Assistant Auditor for He is making a tour . Henry Disque of Colfax has returned . ae & ix weeks! stag. itt, Gan, Bran: worth about $400. There was no will. isco. His improvement has. been rather tardy of late. He suffers greatr : Henry H. Hicks for letters of adminisly from severe pains in the back at the fon on the estate of the inte Jaries point where the spinal column was in. Bennallack was postpo néd, the widow jnred by the explosion of & losomotive . -of the deceased having filed a counter at Dutch Flat July 22, 1898. fe Mrs. L. H. Clough and her daughter: . Miss Jennie D. Clough, arrived here . Saturday morning from Lake ‘Tahoe and go next to Castle Crag Tavern in Shaste county. Yesterday they visited. the Providence mine and. were shown all through the undergroand and surface workings. . The ladies reside at Concord, N. H.,‘and are making a two-years’ tour of the points of interest on the Pacific coast. W. A. Dennis, for many years past superintendent of the Mountaineer mine, and his family will move on October first from this city and expect to settle at Los Angeles. Mr. Dennis is in poor health and'a change of climate is regarded as essential to bring about his recovery. The family have many warm friends among our citizens who will be very sorry to see them leave. The new superintendent of the Mountaineer has not yet been named. —+ e@eThe Seaweeds Won Both Games. ville Friday to engage in the Admission Day baseball] tournament, left for home at twelve o'clock last night and arrived here this afternoon crowned with wreaths of victory: Several up-countey clubs had entered, but ‘all excepting the Downievilles got cold feet when they heard the Seaweeds were in the ‘fight. The Nevada City boys beat the Downievilles on Saturday by a score of 283 to 7.and again on Sunday (in a seveninning game) by: # score of 6 to 1. Hooper Brothers were the battery for the first game and Spargo and O’Cor nor for the second. Both games were played principally for the Seaweeds by their batteries. The victors won the $100 purse. They say the celebration wasa grand success and. the Downieville people treated them like kings. Tn a six-inning game at. French Corral yesterday the club of that town defeated the Owls of this city by a sgore of 9to 7. Ihe Owls had but seven of their men along. : ——_——+0-2 Will Build a Mill. Prof. Jobn Tilton of San Franvisco is here arranging to build a two-stamp mill at the Cleveland quartz mine on the South Yuba River near the Kdwards Crossing. He has organized a vompany at San Francisco to develop ‘he property and expects to have the mill ranning next month. The ledge is a large one and milling tests give an average of $1la ton, with the sulphurets worth over $1300 a ton. " —epee — —-—. Good Miners Wanted. The Mariposa Commercial aud Mining Company, of which our old towns/ man, Capt. Thomas Mein, is the genial manager, advertises in today’s TRANscript for miners—wages $3 per day. Read the adverttsement in another column. Many a Lover das turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive freath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purides the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick arman, the druggist. ? tf. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption Care, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf Auction, Wednesday. J r} a ock po Age pris oaager y Sa se Household Furniture % Consisting of Beds and Bedding Extension Table, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Parlor Set Dining and Kitchen Furniture a visit to her sister, Mre, Wm, Holmes , « day after $20,000 damage case of W. H. . Merrifield against the Maryland ' Mining October 2d. : administration on the estate of his’ grandfather, the late D. A. Rich, his bond being fixed at $1,000. The estate consists. of a half interest in the Stiles quartz claim at this city, supposed to . application. The Seaweeds, who went to Downie-. ar GOURT. RECONVENES. This Morning. The Superior Court reconvened tovacation of five weeks. , The set of the date of trial of the Company was postponed till Monday, Henry Rich was granted letters of be worth $500. The heirs at law are J: C. Rich of this city, Mary J. Sallady of Homer, Ill., E. L. Rich of Cleveland, Ohio, also the children of the late Mrs. S. L’ Burrough of Kansas. Miss Jane A. Sharp was granted letters testamentary on the estate of her late uncle, Robert “Sharp, deceased. The estate consists of mining claims near Canada Hill of problematic value, and is left by will to the niece and to a sister, Misa Jane P. Sharp. The will was admitted to probate. The hearing of the petition of Mrs. M. D. Hoffman for letters of administration on the estate of the late William M. Stark of French Corral, her brother, was postponed. The estate is The hearing of the application of BASTERN NEVADA COUNTY. Items Gleaned From the Truckee Republican of Saturday. J. M. Walling, Jr., is in Truckee. He bas taken a: position’ as brakeman~on . the railroad between here and Rocklin.

by Donner Parlor N. 8. G. W. was well large as usually attends “Admission Day balls. ; . M. Hubbard met with: an accident at . Overton Wednesday. passed over one foot mashing one toe badly. It will be some time before he will be able to’ go to work again. Geo. McDonald drove up from Boca and brought a man ‘by the name of King who ran a. pickeroon into his leg while loading’ice. Mr. McDonald says they are icing lete, of fruit in Boca now. pee ave Howard Bachelder has been awarded acontract for logging for the Overton company here, also a contract for cutting some three thousand cords of wood for locomotive use. He has. men already at work getting out wood and will soon start. on the other contract. The logging contract embraces the biggest portion of three or four sections on Sagehen creek and will probably take two or three years to complete it. A létter received from D. W. Leach by his wife says that the Cape Nome country is all right and rich with gold. He and’his partner took out 8 pounds or 96 ounces in 7. days. The gold runs from 16 to 18 dollars per ounce. This is taken inrockers on the beach, There The final account of Frank Power, executor of the estate of the late Samuel Allison, was settled and an order of distribution was made. : The defendant’s demurrer to the complaint in the patent case of J. J. Ryan vs. the Granite Hill Mining Company wae overruled and twenty days was allowed in which to answer. The demurrer to the complaint in the water right case of Isaac N. Weed vs. Reed and others was submitted. In the case of Grant McMullen vs. M. J. McCarty and others the demurrer to the complaint was overruled and fifteen days’ time was given defendants to answer. os Nee BORN. At Nevada City, Sept. 11, 1899, to the wife ot-Cleveland W.Carpenter, a son. At San Francisco, Sept. 7, 1899, to the wife of Samuel Greenberg a son. rd MARRIED. ‘At the Oatholic church in Cherokee, Névada county, Sept. 10, 1899, by Rev. Father P.J. Clyne of Nevada City, John Qoughlan:and Miss Josephine Baker of Columbia Hill. pon DIED. At Louisville, Ei! Dorado county, August 28, 1899, Mrs. Susan Poor, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 59 years and 6 months. It’s ~ Good Tea WE ARE TALKING ABOUT. ery (jreat American [mporting Tea (Go, Big Presents Free. ‘ Commercial street, .. Nevada City Main street,.......Grass Valley GOOD MINERS Wanted on Mariposa Grant. Wages $3 per day. Apply at Mariposa Commercial and Mining Co. Mt. Bullion, Mariposa county. Just Received ! C.M.Henderson & Co’s FAMOUS LITTLE RED ScHOOL HOUSE SHOE, We have just received a new stock of Henderson’s Famous Shoes for Misses and Children. They are the most Stylish, Best Fit. ting, Best Wearing and Finest line o! Footwear ever displayed here. Come in and see them. We are bound to please you. Repairing promptly and neatly done and any one who can get @ space 10 feet square is all right. He expects to come home about the first of October and intends to return in the spring. The following are a few prices that it costs one to live: Liquors of any kind, 50 cents per drink; bread, 25 cents per loaf; potatoes and onions, 8 cents per pound; butter, 50 cents per pound and everything else in proportion. Lumber is very scarce. TT orieggint — Hf your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hoocd’s Pills On retiring; and tomorrow your. digestive organs will be regulated ‘and ou will be bright; active and. ready or any kind of work. This has been the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD’S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers, 25-cts, ‘NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. N VY WIFE, MARY ELIZABETH ALPERS, having left my bed and board, I hereby give:notice that [ will not be responsible for any debts she may contract on my account after this date, -Mdirtezuma Fill, Sept: sth, 1899. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Is the Ice As Poetic — Expressed Description Cream By a Lady Of Our Sod a. Patron. Foley’s Notice to Creditors. FiStAza OF ROBERT. SHARP, DEceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. executrix of the entate of Rebert Sharp, dec , to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of. this notice to the said Executrix, at the law office of J. M. Wailing, Eeq., at Nevada City, said Nevada Co. Ci the same being the place for the transaction of the busiuess of said estate in said County of Nevada. JANE A. SHARP, Executrix of the Estate of Robert Sharp, de ceased, : Dated lith day of Sept. 1899. Special Stockholders’ Meeting. FFICE OF THE MINERVA GOLD MINing Co. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Minerva Gold Mining Comany, will be held on Monday, the 2th day of ptember. 1899, at the office of the Company, No, 208 Battery street. San Francisco, Cait. fornia, at phe Dour ot . o’elock Pi m., for = purpose of taking action r ng ti i ponat of the Minerva Mine, Toaated at Wife e alley, Nevada County, Cal, 1 Board of Directors, . poised a8-td R. RUIZ, Secretary. ~ CHANGE OF FIRM, AVING PHRCHASED THE I H of J. H. Doihineheee in ns nicetrscad Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as heretoore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to contie vente accounts at their gariiest conenience. A complete line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., On hand at moderate prices, Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. , WM, H. ANDREWS. Notice of Assessment EXAS GOLD MINING COMPANY. LOCA[PMEIB® of prolpalbiase of businos, Sen Willow Valley, Nevada dite Howade Gave et adobe at hat ice is hereby given t at am the Board of Directors, oath of Se otember, 1800, an — on fhe Suh day upon of he igs eee umber ttery street, ciseo, California. ‘kay shnele upon w t shall rema: paid day of Oct., 1899, will be del nent, « vertised for sale at pub! eouiee less payment is e re, will be ‘sold on Priday the lith day of Noy. to: nquen' eee coats of advertisi; ex: er By order 0! ag a oQlicnai Peter sacsen thn remitzn, THOS. 8. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, i af F Nice Saddie, Garden Hose, Etc. ne mance : ga This sale will take place st hie reei: BROS 9 k : Heead Bipeet. Pe sich neta te He eh OD attended, though the. crowd was not as . ! are about 1000 men mining on the beach, . . QAI FERRI. S00, one heel . Fourt oe District of California This examination is opento all, citizens of the United States who comply with the requirements. zens are invited to apply.. They will i be examined and graded with entire impartiality and wholly without regard to ahy consideration save their ability as shown by the grade attained by them in the examination, but attention is invited to the fact that in filling the above mentioned position preference may be given to those eligible who are legal residents of the Fourth Internal Revenne District of Oaifornia. CIVIL SBRVICE. Internal Revenue Service Examination on October Oth. The United State Civil Service Commission invites attention to its-schedule lexamination which will be held this . fall at. various places throughout the Ruch DA we: Freee Service, the date for the examination at. Sactamento, being October 5, 1899. From the eligibles resulting from this examination certification will be made to fill the position of clerk (female), . lob’s Cough and Ne ——<—$—$$— Persons desiring to compete should Service Commission, Washington, D.C., for information, and for application blank (Form 101), which should ‘be Commission, at Washington, D. O., prior to the hour. of closing basiness . on September 25, 1899. ae Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is go agonizing and nently fatal. Shionsumption Oure h (4th) Internal Revenue Service ' acts like magic in cases of Oroup. It worst . cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 ots. and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf. On Every Bottie fo Shiloh’s Consumption Oure is this guarantee: “All we ask of you is to use All such cititle faithfully, then if-you can say you your Druggist and he may refund the rice paid.” Price 25¢ 50 cts. and 1,00, For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf eathartic. — ‘ ik ———S 0 Ci Kix 7 KN AL Pets 7ST IGEN (SERN IGLOS (SIN ISA Cea. (Sees Sec) ApS Gan Gap at & BE} ET DET Dest Was! asl Sa! Seat Sa Nest St ee Spt Ct SS : 30, ee ay 99 GOODS MAHER & CO’S. Ladies, come and take a look at the grandest display of. BLACK “SULTS.. You ever saw in Nevada. We say it truthfully. They are the most beautiful lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. Each one is a gem .and we want you all Do not say, “It is too early.” Do not say, “It is to see them while in our window. too warm.” Now is the time while the selection is good. ee No Two Suits Alike. Just take a walk down and see them. , San Francisco cannot produce better. Do Gi ay not miss this display. _ ea All the Very Latest in CREPONS. 3 Re: pectfully, aie MAHER & CO. ORDINARY WIRE AND FOLDING ARMY ageemmemmemeee KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, "ells them, and be sells so many that be ean put the priep right . * Say) (Ps) e -2e “S3eE-3e € 2 ‘dys? . eu?) Breakfast Goods. lp} eo HU Fresh from the Mills. . H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. 1 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. ee Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. peat] Grermea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. ee ae aed 4) Hor a Quleh Lunch--atready cooheda=~Bry ‘Prench Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 caus 25 cts. f) Heintz's Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can WOLF, “aro a. ohe COTS. . From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, bat they are . extra comfortable and durable. ~~ down. x = sh oe y & KINKBAD also carries in stock a complete assortment of the neat c Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture « . at once apply to the United States Civil properly executed and filed. with the two-thirds of the contents of this bot-" are not benefitted return the bottle to Hood's Pills are the favorite family * ~ Commercial! It is exp dren for sch ~pliés at the A fresh co water-white received by ardly. work. Séven trai through Col morhing en : Philippines. Last Sate Lodge of Od a pleasant « ordér’s birth, ' Now is yo Fleming are of forty-five your orders . ‘he officer: Séheol of Inc eagh for the 1 The Jewish or the Day ménoe next ys ap of the at st sila closed. * ©. J. Brand éon Carl a po ; Frankfor . was but: fansit. It 1 fourteen to ugh. . W. E. Ric bontract by. modeling the 6 the plan a6 colunir ymorrow ah pleted by Oc _ ygifhe picnic 49 a compar nice was not of constructi at Quincy fre evening. Ne Work near th t0 Beckwith . pat down an der, and still Mi -A few days ger of theslipped on: breaking a .s arms, James Wh hada small in one of his Yesterday Gailbraith w * gon, he made his right kn Located Hon, R. I: town: today. ditch and v the Middle } bone house e Some ten o verting dam . flames burn ditch has no! Fur J.8. Hol household f Wed: nesday o'clock sha another co! UNI Mats H. METZE M. ©. Bri W. A. Le: 2. 8. Lan E. G. Dal WwW a