September 5, 1899 (4 pages)

inc) T PRES?” Rae SRO eT KX 2 a THE TR ANSCRIPT. TUBSDAY..-.: SEPT. 5, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. blished every evening exceptBundaye and # Holidays by. BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS. XM. P. BROWN. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told) + 4 Over The Telephone. One ‘of the children of W. E. Harris has diphtheria. George Vincent has gone to San Francisco to see his daughter, Mildred, who still remains very sick. Miss Lizzie Niles and niece of Los Angeles are here on a visit to relatives, being the guests of Roger Stenson and wife. Joseph A. Bennett, the shoe merehant, who has been ill for some time, a left yesterday for San Francisco and Pacific Grove. John Wentner, of Buckeye, Washing. § ton, arrived here today. It is his first visit in 17 years. He is a native of Grass Valley. to his grandparents, Wetterau, has returned to his home in an Francisco. Spenceville, the plaintiff recovered judgment fer $50. William Briggs was married to Miss Belle Turner this morning in the Cathclic church, After a wedding break-. 8 threé days’ leave of absence from town, fast they left for San Francisco. _ The Sazarac mine, near Rough and Ready, which is being operated by Fred Smith, James Gluyas and William Deeble and others, is reported as looking well, and as soon as the water is plentiful it is expected to return some big clean-ups. : Rev. Father Greeley has been ailing for some time and he went to San Francisco for medical treatment, Sunday morning the reverend gentleman went under an operation at St. Mary’s hospital at that place and he rallied as well as could be expected. It is not known here what the trouble is with Father Greeley. +e — ‘ Caused by Labor Strike. —"-Rniother car has been” dynamited on the Cleveland street railway and a number of people injured. It was, of eourse, the work of strikers. This puts the public ban still more definitely upon labor strikes. It is intolerable that property should be destroyed, traffic interrupted and lives endangered by such outlawry. Itis to be noted that every considerable strike of the-year has failed. This failure has been due to the condemnation of the public, which is sick of being harried and inconvenienced by forcible disturbance of commercial activities and violent in‘erruption of travel, caused THB CUNY PATHERS “) Were In Session AgainLast Bvenlng. dinor Notes The Board of City Trustees met last evening, and passed « resolution of in_-_-—~ . tention for selling a franchise for th) 1899, privilege of operating an electric rail. way and it was ordered published in the Nevada Gity Daily TransoriT. Thé Board will meet on the 12th day of October to open bids for the sale of the franchise, and will on that date award be for the payment of a stated per cent. of .the gross annual receipts arising from the operation of the railroad, to be paid by the person or corporation receiving the franchise. No percentage is to be paid for the first five years succeeding thé date of the franchise, but shall thereafter be paid annually . O and three per cent. on the gross receipts of the road. A failure to make the anchise being forfeited. be required:to inspect and keép tally on all material for the new sewer S8y8tem as it arrives at the depot, and their ‘Bayne Coe, who has been on a visit compensation was fixed at $3 per day After numerous ballots were . King mine, at Washington. Another meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the courthouse on Monday evening next. Harry Rogers has the contract for improvements in Snell & Fleming’s store. The Live Yankee tunnel, at GraniteNightwatchman Fowler was granted . ville, is now in 1700 feet, and they are still searching-for the gravel. channel. If you want to bay houshold fuarniThe Board, adjourned to meet on. tare cheap do not fail to attend the auction sale at J. S. Holbrook’s resi: dence next Saturday. A house and lot on Pine street is The lot is 50 feet by It. must be sold by next week. Inquire of Brown and Morgan. Now is your chance to get a great, big bargain in linoleum. Fleming are selling it at the low price of forty-five cents a yard. your orders immediately. D. O. McDougall, the lawyer who resided here for a year or more, took an overdose of chloral in San Francisco last. week. He was in a bad fix for awhile, but it is said he is all right now. When yon want a carpet don’t over-. Main street, ....Grass Valley Hook the bege-& Shaw-Co,—_Mouquette and velvet carpets at $1.00 per yard. Tapestry carpets 65 cents. Linoleam 50 cents. New goods—no job lots. : Those men around town who have C.M.Henderson & Co’s been looking for work fora long time ati now be accommodated by applying to Col. W. J. Schmidt, the sewer cenNo excuse for idle men now. Porter Bros, the well:known fruit commission merchants, have had their agents bere for several days past buying up the various kinds of fruit which are ready for market. Yesterday they shipped a carload of Bartlett pears to Mr. and. Mrs. . each. taken by the Board, Grove Deal was elected tally clerk, and J. S. Gregory On Saturday last in the damage suit . a0d John Dunnicliff were elected inef H.-J. Austin vs. Julius Hibbe, at . Sspectors. : M. L. & D. Marsh were granted a per-. making the nice mit to putin a-one-inch tap at their lumber yard. : Thursday evening. , ‘Tis present owners, Theo. A. Kohler, ©. and Were Kept Busy. BRIEF MENTION. and Comments 9h Loea For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. J. J. Hanley today received 24,000 fine-brick to be used ou the new sewer. Miss Henrietta Gassaway, who died at Grass Valley yesterday, was a cousin to Mra.J.M. Walling. L W. Harpers famous Kentucky Whiskey sold only by W. J. Britiand. Buy your school supplies at the to the highest bidder. All bids must Racket Store and get full value. in no case be less than ual payment will result in the franIt was decided to appoint two in-. plies at the Racket Store. pectors and a tally clerk, who will Kentucky Ridge Mine. Good ore is being taken out of the Kentucky Ridge mine down on Deer creek near Kentucky Flat. There is a tunnel on the claim about four hundred feet long, out of which some $35,000 has been taken in years past. At present another tunnel is being run on a vein about six inches in thickness and it is expected to strike the main ledge at about forty-five feet, and which, judging from the ore that is being taken out, is undoubtedly rich. Thus far the mine has been paying expenses by the hand mortar process. Smith, John Castine and the Kendrick brothers are quite enthusiastic and believe that with a little more devel. opment their mine will be a dividendpayer. Jewish Holiday. At sundown last evening the Jewish new year 5660 began. This is the beginving of the fall cycle of feasts, including the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles. In the celebration of this feast, believers in every shade of Jewish religious thought will by disputes whose merit is never piain in the first place. «ec Pulled Trigger With His Toe. William Cerrick, a farmer, seventy years of age committed suicide on his ranch about three miles southeast of ‘Antelope yesterday by shooting himself with ashotgun. He tied: one end of a string to his toe and the end tothe trigger of the gun.° The load took effect under the chin. Oarrick was found by his son—+ o@e Another New House. W. E. Rice, the contractor, has com. ; pleted Mrs. Dunn’s new residence ‘on Water street. Tomorrow he will commence erecting a beautiful $1500 residence for Phil. G. Scadden, nearly opsite the Costello residence. It is to be a stylish house with all modern improvements. —_——_ —__ + o@e-> Notwithstanding the strained rela tions between the United States and Germany, the exports from the United States to Germany in 1899 were the largest inthe history of the trade between the two countries. The balance of trade-islargely in our favor. It is mo wonder that the Germans are seriously considering a plan to make trade conditions more equal between the eountries. — eo Jadging from the number of din ners to which Admiral Dewey has been invited, there seems to be an impression . outs. power houses, poles, wires and all abroad that, in addition to having the take part. —___—__+ ge +--+ State Tax Rate. The State tax rate has been fixed by the State Board of Equalization at 60.1 on the $100. It is divided as follows: general fund, 303 cents; school fund, 21.5 cents;-interest and sinking fund, 1.3 cents; university fund, 2 cents. “To THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD will but increase my pain.” If you have thrown away money for medicines they Sarsaparilla, the medicine that never disappoints. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick headache, indigestion. pa nnn erg Resolution of Intention. W BEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN made to the Board of Trustees of the franchise to construct, maintain and operate a street railroad with electricity as a motive power, along and through certain streets in this city, the route of which is hereinafter particularly described, for the term of fifty years, together with the right to maintain switches and sid@ tracks at convenient and reasonable points, and, whereas, it is prosed to grant such franchise to the highest scribed, therefore be it resolved, that the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of this city be and he is hereby instructed to advertise in the Nevapa City Dainy TRANSCRIPT, a offered for sale. 180 feet. tractor. pod best bidder therefor inthe manner pre. Sired. Chicago. Trout fishing on the Truckee river near Boca is better now than at any time since the season opened,. but. the . . fish are wary because of the low state of the river and continuous whipping it has been. receiving from visiting anglers and market fishermen. . The suit of Jenvie Webber against Colonel W. J. Sutherland to recover $20,000 damages for alleged breach of D promise, has been dismissed in the San . did not cure, now begin taking Hood’s. Francisco court at the request of Mrs. Footwear ever displayed here. Webber’s attorney, T. J. Cro ey ee — said he had been deceived by hieclient. ‘We are bound to please you. Jerry Goodwin, who was stricken with paralysis while on his way from . #t reasonable prices. Bartlett Springs to now in Lane’s hospital, San Francisco. His entire left side is paralyzed. Jerry bas hosts of friends hereabouts who will sincerely regret to learn of his City of Nevada, State of California, for aj great misfortune, Native Sons, Attention. By order, Geo, CaLaNaN Pres. E. J. Mora@an, Seo’y. The Initlatory Steps Taken For The tf Q@. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. C. Undertaking Co. Frank Taylor, of the Great American Tea Store, has got in a new water wheel for his voffee grinder. . Anchovies and Sardeliens, in glass, at 25.cents a jar, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery ommercial street. A portion of the tools to be used by W. J. Schmidt ani his men on the new sewer system, arrived today. It is expensive outfitting the children for school if you don’t buy sup=f A fresh consignment of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been received by Gaylord & Son. W. W.-Waggoner has been doing some surveying work at the Giant tf tf Snell & Send in tf s2-lw wley,.who . San Francisco, is The regular meeting of Hydraulic ten acres fenced in, part of which nee Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held. erty is situated in the Willow Valley this evening and a full attendance is de-. mining district, 24¢ miles east of Ne~ LAST NIGHT'S MBBTING. : There was a very good attendance at the special meeting of the Board of Trade, held at the courthouse last even ing, for the purpose of making arrange. some lively work in the way of ments for the reception and entertaining the new sewer system. Wor commenced today on Deer Creek, where the outlet will be, and-it-will be to . Gorn b as . husk on the corn portends a cold winlter. Ido not know about this because I have not investigated it. I gathered from my garden, recently, a small but perfectly formed ear of cern, Indian corn, that was dovered by 18 thicknesses of hueks. There were about 52 separate well formed husks on the ear. ments. The committee will meet next . the terms of the contract within sixty hoor I have had experience in the Se ne eiiaacar Cee ae Monday evening to complete all arrange . days, and for every day thereafter a goods, etc. ments. In the meantime a letter of in. deduction of $20 per day will be made on the contract. The Trustees met with no difficulty in securing all rights of way without cost to the city, which shows a very commendable spirit upon the part of those who own property on HENRY METZENBAUGH, Prop. . the line of the new sewer system. a Restores VITALITY. A LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD . grain to grow heavier. such signs does not prove the sign to be valueless, and one coincidence will ) abuse, or excess and indis-. not prove to be reliable. It should be scientifically investigated. learned to have respect forthe prevalpink glow to pale cheeksand . snt weather traditions of the shepherd, . rn Pacific to the Narrow Gange cars, the sailor, and the farmer, and will not condemn them until they are scientifi-. this city. It will take twenty-seven of cally investigated and found wanting, . the Narrow Gauge cars to haul the nor can we rely upon them till they are found to rest upon facts and to be results of the laws of nature. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada . other sigus which are believed in by a large number of intelligent people, and . it they are of any value we may expect . eS an early winter and ment of the American Institute of Min ing Engineers, who will visit this city on Sunday, October ist. A committee . continued up the creek. The city is be divided into four sections, and ception. It consists of some fifty mem=-. soon as. possible work will be combers and the names will be published . menced on all of them. The tools will jater, the entire committee not having . all be here ina day or two, and then a been named last night. The Board of. large number of-men will be given em1 ployment, it is thought in -the neighborhood of a hundred or more. The was appointed to arrange for the reCity Trustees and Board of Sapervis‘ors will be asked to co-operate with the committee in formulating the arrange. j vitation to the Engineers will be issued by the Board of Trade.__ UNION:-:HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. A. C. Torsen, Relief Hill GO. H. Ross, . @ Mrs. W. L. Purly, Moore’s Flat Wm. Muligan, Scott’s Flat Wm. Kistle, “ Cttas. Moody, Blue Tent Wm. Mallroy, Marshs’ Mill Tom Monday, Sacramento J. E. Williams, 4 A. B. Austin, Fresno Ralph Bartlett, San Francisco G. 5. Becht, “ §. Andrews, sf T, A. Raymond, Sacramento §. Lear, Coopers’ Mill J. BR. Nulland wife, Camptonville Joe Kistle, Marshs’ Mill Everybody Wants Good Tea Try Great American [mporting Tea (fo. Big Presents Free. Commercial street, ..Nevad Ci tya _ Just Received ! 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 Fitting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Oome in and see them. Repairing promptly and neatly done BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Property For Sale. 85 acres of land, (U.S. patent,) abont fruit trees and grapevines. The alley vada City. Thereis a dwelling house of 5 rooms,a barn and free water all timber on the land. The property is in newspaper published in said city of Nevada, for at least ten consecutive days, the following notice of intention to award a franchise rauting the aforesaid privileges to the ighest bidder therefor, in the following words, to-wit: Notice is bareby given that the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, has received application for a franchise to construct, maintain and operate for the term ‘of fifty years, a single or double track street railroad, with proper appliances along, through and across certain streets in said city of Nevada over NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE. I] a good mining section. It will be sold A complete line of i Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., wisdom of a Solon and the courage of . the Toute described in the proposed ordi. On hand at moderate prices. a Leonidas, he alss possesses the digestion of an ostrich.‘ —~-0@e + With Richard Croker, the Rev. Dr Parkhurst, and former Speaker Reed, . of said city in o; jon for th : ee ot ed proposals for the purchase. ORDINARY WIRE allstanding on or under the same plat-. of a franchise of form,.the age of political miracles seem net to have passed. we oe Hood’s Pills cure constipation. Price . cent of the gross annual receipts of the perHow is Your Wife? franchise, but thereafter such age Has she lost her beauty? If so, Con-. siall be bl i. om 7 stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches case be lees than three per” oak Se isan are the principal causes. “Karl's Clover . #lsjitaa iy ative to nuke the pases Root Tea has cured these ills for half a stated in the bids upon which the eke eentury. Price 25°:cts. and 50 cts Money refunded if results are not sat-. . ; sfactory. For sale by H. Disbarmen, Be on or alien . the druggist. Do You Know Connoenntine is preventable! Science . &* proven that, and also that neglect . ai i nated § is suicidal. The worst cold or cough. P ine street and pebin Leg api ean be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and . 0" sid street to Commereial street, thence Consumption Cure. Sold on guarantee for over fifty years, by H. Diekerman, the druggist, tf ositive . to the or sale T. H. CARR, nenoe ane hereinafter set forth. ‘hat itis pro to grant the same the highest bia er, and that the said ae of Trustees will receive tenders for said franchise up to the 12th day of October, 1499, at 8o’clock p. m. That the said Board of Trustees will meet on said 12th day of October, 1899, at 8 o’clock, p. m.at the City Hall of opening sealed 2 ie character an r term set forth below, at which Fos be lace such franchise will be awarded to the ighest and best bidder. No bid will be received for ane sum or amount stated, but all bids must for the payment in lawful money of the United. States of a stated per son, partnership or corporation or other au. Seb ty to whom the franchise is neraried arising from its use, operation or x sion, No percentage shall be paid ier the first five years succeeding the date of the The route along and through which said oposed to be hes wail pa has ‘th rs Ms og Be ine nning ence easter Broad street to Sacramento — at gi} Plaza, thence southerly on Sacramento to the Grass Valley Turnpike, thence southly on said Grass Valley Turnpike-to the south boundary line of said city of Nevada; Pine street running thence -northerly Payoh Se a Commercial and Main streets Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. WM, H, ANDRE CHANGE OF FIRM. AVING PHRCHASED THE I EST of J. H. Polkinghorn tn the Nene Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct pis the-same first-class manner as ber io ‘ore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to electricity as a motive power, with the right . settle thei to construct and maintain switches, turn venience. pe eee ssc or Ws. eretocheap on account of ill health, ANNA quire at Ott’s Assay Office. a28-1m Schmidt, the Sewer Contractor, Will the yearround. There is good deal of LUCHSINGER. For particulars enLIVELY WORK. Rush.the Work in a Lively Manner. Contractor Schmidt and his foreman, ob must be completed, according to Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfcretion. Anervetonicand 4 blood builder. Brings the tae’ restores the fire of youth. Aira ® By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. City, Cal. 50 CENTS A WEEK weather.” Ladies can depend as securing resae lief bs — of Pa ih periods lines i ; regardless of cause. wrappers. Advertisements of not to exeeeutfordeeuts. TX® fight for Republicanism is ©s-. Beware of substitutes, LA FRANOE a week or $2a month. Bao additional line sentially the wage earner’s battle. Alas!) DRUG OOMPANY, importers, San Idonntan weak or #2 cont: = mom ". for him if he deserts his own cause. D. Vinton. able invariably in advance. Mr. Lopez, went over the ground. yes. 6s of people are terday to lay their plans for doing ‘ab build-. are m k was . farmers who are the most deeply cerned. One of these signs many farmers have strong faith is the cites usk. They'believe that a* heavy peared to take no notice of the mystele weather of the winter igne believed inby the Fabs are: 6n. looking man near his place at: THR COMING WINTER. . Indications Which Foretell That Onusual Cold Weather Will Prevail. tis quite 9m that there are” f. Foster says: “Nearly all classfi ts qa “me ear or interested in the prob-. many th ups ageround this city and there production, or cultivation, of corn I never before saw corn husks so heavy as in the case above mentioned. ‘The husk have been heavy on all my corn. 'T am not vouching for this as a reliable indication of what the coming winter will be but I must have some respect for a belief that is 80 prevalent among} of & petty thief. : farmers. Possibly the summer weather previous to a cold winter may be of such a nature as to cause the husks of fn which : One failure in I have There are severe cold he presents A gentleman inorms us that he met.s suspicious o'clock last night, as he was 6t the door of his house. He says he aprious individoslin Oder to throw him off his guard, but to use his owm langate the undertaker would have hada job, and the newspapers a good item Pa] Last Saturday a burglar ente ed Jos. Floyd’s cellar in the old Richards Al-. house on the Grass Valley road, The thief got away with some ‘bacon, can stopping there left a pair of shoes, and the thief took them away also, He says if the thief had got the shoes before he had them half-soled he would them put in good order for the benefit Pe Ril People willdo well to keep a: sharp lookout for thieves; as * there see be many about at the present time, Big Lot of Bricks. This morning the bricks for the new sewer system: commenced ° erriving here, and it will be no small job to unload them from the cars of the Southand then unload them at the depot in bricks from Colfax. The contract,which was awarded to J. J. Hanley, calle for 80,000 bricks. French Tansy Waters. . Francisco. For sale by Stamping. Stamping for all kinds of embroidery neatly and promptly done. Latest designs for sofa pillows, tea cloths, ete. Materials furnished. Lessons given. DOUGLASS, Broad street. For Sale, ‘Fhe house, lot and furniture belonging to George F. Jacobs, on East Broad street, is offered for sale. Enquire of George F. Jacobs. a28-lWw For. Rent. A house of five rooms for $10 including water; also four well furnished rooms, com-~plete for housekeeping at reduced rates, Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. a25-lw Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Connecticut. a21-6w For Rent. Anew cottage to rent on Nevada street, one of the best locations in town. Inquire of M. Solari. all-tf TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. Our Isc Whips Usually sell.for 25 cents. Our dollar whips are sold at other stores for a dollar and a half, We sell all styles from 15c up to one dollar. The Racket Store. If You’re Hungry Go to the river and take a duck. If ou’re thi: sty come to our place and try unningham Whisky. GILT EDGE SALOON. The popular fad is Fadden Cigars. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice = ommereial Street, Nevada City. . kk of the Board of C Dated best. 1500, City Trustess. ee l AND From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, Bells them, and he sells so many that he ean put the price right down. * COTS 3-. FOLDING ARMY guapepeeemmens KINKEAD: also carries in stoek a complete assortment of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture In sete and in sagte ploste. You Are Thinking Of decorating your home? That's good. Is the As Ai smett tkoes aioe Moai ouldiage Ry Me pe Postic Cream Expressed he precancte y Description By a Lady GEO. A. GRAY. Of Our . Soda. *". BaBy’s PHOTOS 1 Foley's Are treasured in after years, While ou’re about it have them tak i guarantee satisfaction. le MOORE The Photographer The Most for Cash I am ad for t omen trade.sfor wich. ofer”e, fale Ww a clean and fresh. Prompt a eas mBroaas. Chas, E. Mulloy Pride of Nevada City Mush is th ide in name cms pris ef = ba A ona el eer mush, pala’ and of nourishment. Ask for it. PP. Go. Scadden Commercial Street. a LumberWeare manufacturers and dealers in all all kinds of and sommon . for taining and hulldine purpgaes. Gal Wi % antes guare, dealing ‘and csaclafestion, a Pi é Ah, Bick) IS ci xh SAN IST Wael Nees Ni Boy cD : MRS. BELLE. <x af-lw . Wy ASA) ie Wis 3D, 4% @) Pan’, Se &, = All the Very Latest in CREPONS. Respectfully, SE oO OD, 39, Od, Csi.) Oo IGE SON ISEN IGEN (SON SEN 7ST 25LON PSION 7612 s x 50 oy) HOH} OF HGR Ho) A Dat De atl ea Pam frac) Gor ie) ie apy al Na Mas Na al Vas Bl Waal Sees! Sept Sept Se iS AS DISPLAYED AT a ® MAHER & CO.’S. od too warm.” Just take a ake not miss this Ladies, come and take a look at. the grandest display of. BLACK & SUITS. : You ever saw in Nevada. truthfully. They are the most beautiful lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. {9% Each one is a gem and we want yon all to see them while in our window. Now is the time while the selection is good. No Two Suits Alike. We say it $a Do not / walk down and see them. Gi ‘e 2, 07, a San Francisco cannot praduce better. . Do Sac 09 display. oe : 2% OF: 4e Sone, Jer"! je! o%a,) G+s€-a, [PAA] [8095] 2 2 2 Tt Prench Red ine -OF— Breakfast Goods. . —r+-+—Hl Fresh from the Wilts, i} H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. #@) Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mash, _ Fees] Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, en He] Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk, * 7 Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. — . re os .-. Fora Quick Cunch--atready coohed--Gry [o%e,) are.) oF 94) [A H,. [0% O,. [OP ,) [, : €-2€-46-3¢. Shik sles > Mei) . Selmahl \esat Wavadl teat tsa ae Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. guage, “if the fellow bad entered my . not have cared, but he did not want . / seems to These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. 4 gq down fr Mrs. ' last eve City. cisco to tives. — wa & et bg Py 2 , ar ohs RES H

inc) T PRES?” Rae SRO eT KX 2 a THE TR ANSCRIPT. TUBSDAY...-..: SEPT. 5, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. blished every evening exceptBundaye and # Holidays by. BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS. XM. P. BROWN. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told) + 4 Over The Telephone. One ‘of the children of W. E. Harris has diphtheria. George Vincent has gone to San Francisco to see his daughter, Mildred, who still remains very sick. Miss Lizzie Niles and niece of Los Angeles are here on a visit to relatives, being the guests of Roger Stenson and wife. Joseph A. Bennett, the shoe merehant, who has been ill for some time, a left yesterday for San Francisco and Pacific Grove. John Wentner, of Buckeye, Washing. § ton, arrived here today. It is his first visit in 17 years. He is a native of Grass Valley. to his grandparents, Wetterau, has returned to his home in an Francisco. Spenceville, the plaintiff recovered judgment fer $50. William Briggs was married to Miss Belle Turner this morning in the Cathclic church, After a wedding break-. 8 threé days’ leave of absence from town, fast they left for San Francisco. _ The Sazarac mine, near Rough and Ready, which is being operated by Fred Smith, James Gluyas and William Deeble and others, is reported as looking well, and as soon as the water is plentiful it is expected to return some big clean-ups. : Rev. Father Greeley has been ailing for some time and he went to San Francisco for medical treatment, Sunday morning the reverend gentleman went under an operation at St. Mary’s hospital at that place and he rallied as well as could be expected. It is not known here what the trouble is with Father Greeley. +e — ‘ Caused by Labor Strike. —"-Rniother car has been” dynamited on the Cleveland street railway and a number of people injured. It was, of eourse, the work of strikers. This puts the public ban still more definitely upon labor strikes. It is intolerable that property should be destroyed, traffic interrupted and lives endangered by such outlawry. Itis to be noted that every considerable strike of the-year has failed. This failure has been due to the condemnation of the public, which is sick of being harried and inconvenienced by forcible disturbance of commercial activities and violent in‘erruption of travel, caused THB CUNY PATHERS “) Were In Session AgainLast Bvenlng. dinor Notes The Board of City Trustees met last evening, and passed « resolution of in_-_-—~ . tention for selling a franchise for th) 1899, privilege of operating an electric rail. way and it was ordered published in the Nevada Gity Daily TransoriT. Thé Board will meet on the 12th day of October to open bids for the sale of the franchise, and will on that date award be for the payment of a stated per cent. of .the gross annual receipts arising from the operation of the railroad, to be paid by the person or corporation receiving the franchise. No percentage is to be paid for the first five years succeeding thé date of the franchise, but shall thereafter be paid annually . O and three per cent. on the gross receipts of the road. A failure to make the anchise being forfeited. be required:to inspect and keép tally on all material for the new sewer S8y8tem as it arrives at the depot, and their ‘Bayne Coe, who has been on a visit compensation was fixed at $3 per day After numerous ballots were . King mine, at Washington. Another meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the courthouse on Monday evening next. Harry Rogers has the contract for improvements in Snell & Fleming’s store. The Live Yankee tunnel, at GraniteNightwatchman Fowler was granted . ville, is now in 1700 feet, and they are still searching-for the gravel. channel. If you want to bay houshold fuarniThe Board, adjourned to meet on. tare cheap do not fail to attend the auction sale at J. S. Holbrook’s resi: dence next Saturday. A house and lot on Pine street is The lot is 50 feet by It. must be sold by next week. Inquire of Brown and Morgan. Now is your chance to get a great, big bargain in linoleum. Fleming are selling it at the low price of forty-five cents a yard. your orders immediately. D. O. McDougall, the lawyer who resided here for a year or more, took an overdose of chloral in San Francisco last. week. He was in a bad fix for awhile, but it is said he is all right now. When yon want a carpet don’t over-. Main street, .......Grass Valley Hook the bege-& Shaw-Co,—_Mouquette and velvet carpets at $1.00 per yard. Tapestry carpets 65 cents. Linoleam 50 cents. New goods—no job lots. : Those men around town who have C.M.Henderson & Co’s been looking for work fora long time ati now be accommodated by applying to Col. W. J. Schmidt, the sewer cenNo excuse for idle men now. Porter Bros, the well:known fruit commission merchants, have had their agents bere for several days past buying up the various kinds of fruit which are ready for market. Yesterday they shipped a carload of Bartlett pears to Mr. and. Mrs. . each. taken by the Board, Grove Deal was elected tally clerk, and J. S. Gregory On Saturday last in the damage suit . a0d John Dunnicliff were elected inef H.-J. Austin vs. Julius Hibbe, at . Sspectors. : M. L. & D. Marsh were granted a per-. making the nice mit to putin a-one-inch tap at their lumber yard. : Thursday evening. , ‘Tis present owners, Theo. A. Kohler, ©. and Were Kept Busy. BRIEF MENTION. and Comments 9h Loea For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. J. J. Hanley today received 24,000 fine-brick to be used ou the new sewer. Miss Henrietta Gassaway, who died at Grass Valley yesterday, was a cousin to Mra.J.M. Walling. L W. Harpers famous Kentucky Whiskey sold only by W. J. Britiand. Buy your school supplies at the to the highest bidder. All bids must Racket Store and get full value. in no case be less than ual payment will result in the franIt was decided to appoint two in-. plies at the Racket Store. pectors and a tally clerk, who will Kentucky Ridge Mine. Good ore is being taken out of the Kentucky Ridge mine down on Deer creek near Kentucky Flat. There is a tunnel on the claim about four hundred feet long, out of which some $35,000 has been taken in years past. At present another tunnel is being run on a vein about six inches in thickness and it is expected to strike the main ledge at about forty-five feet, and which, judging from the ore that is being taken out, is undoubtedly rich. Thus far the mine has been paying expenses by the hand mortar process. Smith, John Castine and the Kendrick brothers are quite enthusiastic and believe that with a little more devel. opment their mine will be a dividendpayer. Jewish Holiday. At sundown last evening the Jewish new year 5660 began. This is the beginving of the fall cycle of feasts, including the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles. In the celebration of this feast, believers in every shade of Jewish religious thought will by disputes whose merit is never piain in the first place. «ec Pulled Trigger With His Toe. William Cerrick, a farmer, seventy years of age committed suicide on his ranch about three miles southeast of ‘Antelope yesterday by shooting himself with ashotgun. He tied: one end of a string to his toe and the end tothe trigger of the gun.° The load took effect under the chin. Oarrick was found by his son—+ o@e Another New House. W. E. Rice, the contractor, has com. ; pleted Mrs. Dunn’s new residence ‘on Water street. Tomorrow he will commence erecting a beautiful $1500 residence for Phil. G. Scadden, nearly opsite the Costello residence. It is to be a stylish house with all modern improvements. —_——_ —__ + o@e-> Notwithstanding the strained rela tions between the United States and Germany, the exports from the United States to Germany in 1899 were the largest inthe history of the trade between the two countries. The balance of trade-islargely in our favor. It is mo wonder that the Germans are seriously considering a plan to make trade conditions more equal between the eountries. — eo Jadging from the number of din ners to which Admiral Dewey has been invited, there seems to be an impression . outs. power houses, poles, wires and all abroad that, in addition to having the take part. —___—__+ ge +--+ State Tax Rate. The State tax rate has been fixed by the State Board of Equalization at 60.1 on the $100. It is divided as follows: general fund, 303 cents; school fund, 21.5 cents;-interest and sinking fund, 1.3 cents; university fund, 2 cents. “To THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD will but increase my pain.” If you have thrown away money for medicines they Sarsaparilla, the medicine that never disappoints. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick headache, indigestion. pa nnn erg Resolution of Intention. W BEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN made to the Board of Trustees of the franchise to construct, maintain and operate a street railroad with electricity as a motive power, along and through certain streets in this city, the route of which is hereinafter particularly described, for the term of fifty years, together with the right to maintain switches and sid@ tracks at convenient and reasonable points, and, whereas, it is prosed to grant such franchise to the highest scribed, therefore be it resolved, that the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of this city be and he is hereby instructed to advertise in the Nevapa City Dainy TRANSCRIPT, a offered for sale. 180 feet. tractor. pod best bidder therefor inthe manner pre. Sired. Chicago. Trout fishing on the Truckee river near Boca is better now than at any time since the season opened,. but. the . . fish are wary because of the low state of the river and continuous whipping it has been. receiving from visiting anglers and market fishermen. . The suit of Jenvie Webber against Colonel W. J. Sutherland to recover $20,000 damages for alleged breach of D promise, has been dismissed in the San . did not cure, now begin taking Hood’s. Francisco court at the request of Mrs. Footwear ever displayed here. Webber’s attorney, T. J. Cro ey ee — said he had been deceived by hieclient. ‘We are bound to please you. Jerry Goodwin, who was stricken with paralysis while on his way from . #t reasonable prices. Bartlett Springs to now in Lane’s hospital, San Francisco. His entire left side is paralyzed. Jerry bas hosts of friends hereabouts who will sincerely regret to learn of his City of Nevada, State of California, for aj great misfortune, Native Sons, Attention. By order, Geo, CaLaNaN Pres. E. J. Mora@an, Seo’y. The Initlatory Steps Taken For The tf Q@. A. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. C. Undertaking Co. Frank Taylor, of the Great American Tea Store, has got in a new water wheel for his voffee grinder. . Anchovies and Sardeliens, in glass, at 25.cents a jar, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery ommercial street. A portion of the tools to be used by W. J. Schmidt ani his men on the new sewer system, arrived today. It is expensive outfitting the children for school if you don’t buy sup=f A fresh consignment of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been received by Gaylord & Son. W. W.-Waggoner has been doing some surveying work at the Giant tf tf Snell & Send in tf s2-lw wley,.who . San Francisco, is The regular meeting of Hydraulic ten acres fenced in, part of which nee Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held. erty is situated in the Willow Valley this evening and a full attendance is de-. mining district, 24¢ miles east of Ne~ LAST NIGHT'S MBBTING. : There was a very good attendance at the special meeting of the Board of Trade, held at the courthouse last even ing, for the purpose of making arrange. some lively work in the way of ments for the reception and entertaining the new sewer system. Wor commenced today on Deer Creek, where the outlet will be, and-it-will be to . Gorn b as . husk on the corn portends a cold winlter. Ido not know about this because I have not investigated it. I gathered from my garden, recently, a small but perfectly formed ear of cern, Indian corn, that was dovered by 18 thicknesses of hueks. There were about 52 separate well formed husks on the ear. ments. The committee will meet next . the terms of the contract within sixty hoor I have had experience in the Se ne eiiaacar Cee ae Monday evening to complete all arrange . days, and for every day thereafter a goods, etc. ments. In the meantime a letter of in. deduction of $20 per day will be made on the contract. The Trustees met with no difficulty in securing all rights of way without cost to the city, which shows a very commendable spirit upon the part of those who own property on HENRY METZENBAUGH, Prop. . the line of the new sewer system. a Restores VITALITY. A LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD . grain to grow heavier. such signs does not prove the sign to be valueless, and one coincidence will ) abuse, or excess and indis-. not prove to be reliable. It should be scientifically investigated. learned to have respect forthe prevalpink glow to pale cheeksand . snt weather traditions of the shepherd, . rn Pacific to the Narrow Gange cars, the sailor, and the farmer, and will not condemn them until they are scientifi-. this city. It will take twenty-seven of cally investigated and found wanting, . the Narrow Gauge cars to haul the nor can we rely upon them till they are found to rest upon facts and to be results of the laws of nature. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada . other sigus which are believed in by a large number of intelligent people, and . it they are of any value we may expect . eS an early winter and ment of the American Institute of Min ing Engineers, who will visit this city on Sunday, October ist. A committee . continued up the creek. The city is be divided into four sections, and ception. It consists of some fifty mem=-. soon as. possible work will be combers and the names will be published . menced on all of them. The tools will jater, the entire committee not having . all be here ina day or two, and then a been named last night. The Board of. large number of-men will be given em1 ployment, it is thought in -the neighborhood of a hundred or more. The was appointed to arrange for the reCity Trustees and Board of Sapervis‘ors will be asked to co-operate with the committee in formulating the arrange. j vitation to the Engineers will be issued by the Board of Trade..__ UNION:-:HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. A. C. Torsen, Relief Hill GO. H. Ross, . @ Mrs. W. L. Purly, Moore’s Flat Wm. Muligan, Scott’s Flat Wm. Kistle, “ Cttas. Moody, Blue Tent Wm. Mallroy, Marshs’ Mill Tom Monday, Sacramento J. E. Williams, 4 A. B. Austin, Fresno Ralph Bartlett, San Francisco G. 5. Becht, “ §. Andrews, sf T, A. Raymond, Sacramento §. Lear, Coopers’ Mill J. BR. Nulland wife, Camptonville Joe Kistle, Marshs’ Mill Everybody Wants Good Tea Try Great American [mporting Tea (fo. Big Presents Free. Commercial street, ...Nevad Ci tya _ Just Received !

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 Fitting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Oome in and see them. Repairing promptly and neatly done BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Property For Sale. 85 acres of land, (U.S. patent,) abont fruit trees and grapevines. The alley vada City. Thereis a dwelling house of 5 rooms,a barn and free water all timber on the land. The property is in newspaper published in said city of Nevada, for at least ten consecutive days, the following notice of intention to award a franchise rauting the aforesaid privileges to the ighest bidder therefor, in the following words, to-wit: Notice is bareby given that the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, has received application for a franchise to construct, maintain and operate for the term ‘of fifty years, a single or double track street railroad, with proper appliances along, through and across certain streets in said city of Nevada over NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE. I] a good mining section. It will be sold A complete line of i Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., wisdom of a Solon and the courage of . the Toute described in the proposed ordi. On hand at moderate prices. a Leonidas, he alss possesses the digestion of an ostrich.‘ —~-0@e + With Richard Croker, the Rev. Dr Parkhurst, and former Speaker Reed, . of said city in o; jon for th : ee ot ed proposals for the purchase. ORDINARY WIRE allstanding on or under the same plat-. of a franchise of form,.the age of political miracles seem net to have passed. we oe Hood’s Pills cure constipation. Price . cent of the gross annual receipts of the perHow is Your Wife? franchise, but thereafter such age Has she lost her beauty? If so, Con-. siall be bl i. om 7 stipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches case be lees than three per” oak Se isan are the principal causes. “Karl's Clover . #lsjitaa iy ative to nuke the pases Root Tea has cured these ills for half a stated in the bids upon which the eke eentury. Price 25°:cts. and 50 cts Money refunded if results are not sat-. . ; sfactory. For sale by H. Disbarmen, Be on or alien . the druggist. Do You Know Connoenntine is preventable! Science . &* proven that, and also that neglect . ai i nated § is suicidal. The worst cold or cough. P ine street and pebin Leg api ean be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and . 0" sid street to Commereial street, thence Consumption Cure. Sold on guarantee for over fifty years, by H. Diekerman, the druggist, tf ositive . to the or sale T. H. CARR, nenoe ane hereinafter set forth. ‘hat itis pro to grant the same the highest bia er, and that the said ae of Trustees will receive tenders for said franchise up to the 12th day of October, 1499, at 8o’clock p. m. That the said Board of Trustees will meet on said 12th day of October, 1899, at 8 o’clock, p. m.at the City Hall of opening sealed 2 ie character an r term set forth below, at which Fos be lace such franchise will be awarded to the ighest and best bidder. No bid will be received for ane sum or amount stated, but all bids must for the payment in lawful money of the United. States of a stated per son, partnership or corporation or other au. Seb ty to whom the franchise is neraried arising from its use, operation or x sion, No percentage shall be paid ier the first five years succeeding the date of the The route along and through which said oposed to be hes wail pa has ‘th rs Ms og Be ine nning ence easter Broad street to Sacramento — at gi} Plaza, thence southerly on Sacramento to the Grass Valley Turnpike, thence southly on said Grass Valley Turnpike-to the south boundary line of said city of Nevada; Pine street running thence -northerly Payoh Se a Commercial and Main streets Extra Fine Peaches This week for Canning. WM, H, ANDRE CHANGE OF FIRM. AVING PHRCHASED THE I EST of J. H. Polkinghorn tn the Nene Fruit and Vegetable Market, On Broad street, I will continue to conduct pis the-same first-class manner as ber io ‘ore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to electricity as a motive power, with the right . settle thei to construct and maintain switches, turn venience. pe eee ssc or Ws. eretocheap on account of ill health, ANNA quire at Ott’s Assay Office. a28-1m Schmidt, the Sewer Contractor, Will the yearround. There is good deal of LUCHSINGER. For particulars enLIVELY WORK. Rush.the Work in a Lively Manner. Contractor Schmidt and his foreman, ob must be completed, according to Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfcretion. Anervetonicand 4 blood builder. Brings the tae’ restores the fire of youth. Aira ® By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. City, Cal. 50 CENTS A WEEK weather.” Ladies can depend as securing resae lief bs — of Pa ih periods lines i ; regardless of cause. wrappers. Advertisements of not to exeeeutfordeeuts. TX® fight for Republicanism is ©s-. Beware of substitutes, LA FRANOE a week or $2a month. Bao additional line sentially the wage earner’s battle. Alas!) DRUG OOMPANY, importers, San Idonntan weak or #2 cont: = mom ". for him if he deserts his own cause. D. Vinton. able invariably in advance. Mr. Lopez, went over the ground. yes. 6s of people are terday to lay their plans for doing ‘ab build-. are m k was . farmers who are the most deeply cerned. One of these signs many farmers have strong faith is the cites usk. They'believe that a* heavy peared to take no notice of the mystele weather of the winter igne believed inby the Fabs are: 6n. looking man near his place at: THR COMING WINTER. . Indications Which Foretell That Onusual Cold Weather Will Prevail. tis quite 9m that there are” f. Foster says: “Nearly all classfi ts qa “me ear or interested in the prob-. many th ups ageround this city and there production, or cultivation, of corn I never before saw corn husks so heavy as in the case above mentioned. ‘The husk have been heavy on all my corn. 'T am not vouching for this as a reliable indication of what the coming winter will be but I must have some respect for a belief that is 80 prevalent among} of & petty thief. : farmers. Possibly the summer weather previous to a cold winter may be of such a nature as to cause the husks of fn which : One failure in I have There are severe cold he presents A gentleman inorms us that he met.s suspicious o'clock last night, as he was 6t the door of his house. He says he aprious individoslin Oder to throw him off his guard, but to use his owm langate the undertaker would have hada job, and the newspapers a good item Pa] Last Saturday a burglar ente ed Jos. Floyd’s cellar in the old Richards Al-. house on the Grass Valley road, The thief got away with some ‘bacon, can stopping there left a pair of shoes, and the thief took them away also, He says if the thief had got the shoes before he had them half-soled he would them put in good order for the benefit Pe Ril People willdo well to keep a: sharp lookout for thieves; as * there see be many about at the present time, Big Lot of Bricks. This morning the bricks for the new sewer system: commenced ° erriving here, and it will be no small job to unload them from the cars of the Southand then unload them at the depot in bricks from Colfax. The contract,which was awarded to J. J. Hanley, calle for 80,000 bricks. French Tansy Waters. . Francisco. For sale by Stamping. Stamping for all kinds of embroidery neatly and promptly done. Latest designs for sofa pillows, tea cloths, ete. Materials furnished. Lessons given. DOUGLASS, Broad street. For Sale, ‘Fhe house, lot and furniture belonging to George F. Jacobs, on East Broad street, is offered for sale. Enquire of George F. Jacobs. a28-lWw For. Rent. A house of five rooms for $10 including water; also four well furnished rooms, com-~plete for housekeeping at reduced rates, Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. a25-lw Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Connecticut. a21-6w For Rent. Anew cottage to rent on Nevada street, one of the best locations in town. Inquire of M. Solari. all-tf TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN COLUMN. Our Isc Whips Usually sell.for 25 cents. Our dollar whips are sold at other stores for a dollar and a half, We sell all styles from 15c up to one dollar. The Racket Store. If You’re Hungry Go to the river and take a duck. If ou’re thi: sty come to our place and try unningham Whisky. GILT EDGE SALOON. The popular fad is Fadden Cigars. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice = ommereial Street, Nevada City. . kk of the Board of C Dated best. 1500, City Trustess. ee l AND From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, Bells them, and he sells so many that he ean put the price right down. * COTS 3-. FOLDING ARMY guapepeeemmens KINKEAD: also carries in stoek a complete assortment of the finest Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture In sete and in sagte ploste. You Are Thinking Of decorating your home? That's good. Is the As Ai smett tkoes aioe Moai ouldiage Ry Me pe Postic Cream Expressed he precancte y Description By a Lady GEO. A. GRAY. Of Our . Soda. *". BaBy’s PHOTOS 1 Foley's Are treasured in after years, While ou’re about it have them tak i guarantee satisfaction. le MOORE The Photographer The Most for Cash I am ad for t omen trade.sfor wich. ofer”e, fale Ww a clean and fresh. Prompt a eas mBroaas. Chas, E. Mulloy Pride of Nevada City Mush is th ide in name cms pris ef = ba A ona el eer mush, pala’ and of nourishment. Ask for it. PP. Go. Scadden Commercial Street. a LumberWeare manufacturers and dealers in all all kinds of and sommon . for taining and hulldine purpgaes. Gal Wi % antes guare, dealing ‘and csaclafestion, a Pi é Ah, Bick) IS ci xh SAN IST Wael Nees Ni Boy cD : MRS. BELLE. <x af-lw . Wy ASA) ie Wis 3D, 4% @) Pan’, Se &, = All the Very Latest in CREPONS. Respectfully, SE oO OD, 39, Od, Csi.) Oo IGE SON ISEN IGEN (SON SEN 7ST 25LON PSION 7612 s x 50 oy) HOH} OF HGR Ho) A Dat De atl ea Pam frac) Gor ie) ie apy al Na Mas Na al Vas Bl Waal Sees! Sept Sept Se iS AS DISPLAYED AT a ® MAHER & CO.’S. od too warm.” Just take a ake not miss this Ladies, come and take a look at. the grandest display of. BLACK & SUITS.. : You ever saw in Nevada. truthfully. They are the most beautiful lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. {9% Each one is a gem and we want yon all to see them while in our window. Now is the time while the selection is good. No Two Suits Alike. We say it $a Do not / walk down and see them. Gi ‘e 2, 07, a San Francisco cannot praduce better. . Do Sac 09 display. oe : 2% OF: 4e Sone, Jer"! je! o%a,) G+s€-a, [PAA] [8095] 2 2 2 Tt Prench Red ine -OF— Breakfast Goods. . —r+-+—Hl Fresh from the Wilts, i} H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. #@) Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mash, _ Fees] Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes, en He] Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk, * 7 Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. — . re os .-. Fora Quick Cunch--atready coohed--Gry [o%e,) are.) oF 94) [A H,. [0% O,. [OP ,) [, : €-2€-46-3¢. Shik sles > Mei) . Selmahl \esat Wavadl teat tsa ae Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. guage, “if the fellow bad entered my . not have cared, but he did not want . / seems to These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. 4 gq down fr Mrs. ' last eve City. cisco to tives. — wa & et bg Py 2 , ar ohs RES H