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a a a i 0 0 0 THE ROADS TRIAL Manilentent 11 the Great Interest Cuno. of the people va Stonewall The trial charged with the Juckson Ronde, murder of D. E. Shull on May Cuffey's Cove, thin county, 1891, at came up Tuesday. first venire of forty WAH eXThe and specinl venire of hausted issued, which was also twenty hausted and it special venire of three issued from which the jury was completed.

Following are the jurors: Wm. Proudfoot, Ukinh; D. J. Blosser, Little Luke; J. D.

Cure, Pt. Arena; Edward Cox, Ukiah; Byron Clark, Mendocino City; John S. Reed, Laytonville; John Grist, Round Valley; Chas. Thamer, Cleone; W. J.

Vassar, Sanel; Wm. B. Burns, Long Valley S. B. Martin, Cleone; Everett Holliday, Ukinh.

The case went to trial at: 2 o'clock Wednesday. The witnesses were all present and the court room was filled with visitors. Nine witnesses were examined for the prosecution Wednesday, viz: Master Mra. 10. Alexander erson, Olof Miller, Anderson, Miss Mary Lunkeman, Jus.

Nelson, Rosa Thurston, Mike Johnson, Alfred Nelson, and Miss May Thurston, R. Moore, Q. A. Overmyer, J. 'I.

Weldon. Witnesses for the defence examined 80 far: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. F. F.

Lazarus, Dr. J. T. Brown, Mis. Jus.

Roads, F. S. Dashiell, Martin Ronds, Jua. Rhodes, B. F.

Higgins, Otis Gale, T. E. Rawles, Mary Nunn, Earnest Dumford, Geo. Cooper, Will Clay, Joseph Rawles, Juo. W.

Barrett. District Attorney White, assisted by J. E. Pemberton of Mendocino represents the People, and J. A.

Cooper is for the defense. The defense are aiming to establish the plea of insanity. The PRESS has full notes of the trial so far, but refrains from giving them this week, believing it in the intereat of justice and tuxpayers. The case will probably go to the jury today. Fruit Samples.

The PRESS acknowledges receipt of fine fruit samples from Megars. Dashiels of Potter Valley, Dr. Brown of Philo, and Cook of Boonville. The fair and the fruit samples sent to our office, together with what we have observed throughout the county gives al high conception of the possibilitica of Mendocino county for fruit production, Let the good work of planting go 013. Our future in this direction is great.

Card of Thanks. We desire, through the 'columns of to extend to our friends your paper, and the people of Round Valley, the sincere and heartfelt thanks of ourselves and family, for the sympathy they have manifested for us in our hereavement, in the loss of our son, Linden Francis Dunlap. Yours respectfully J. L. DUNLAP.

DUNLAP. Mrs. M. Sept. 11th 1891.

Closing out sale. To the regret of his many patrons, A. Murks has decided to close out his general merchandise store in 11kiah. is to go, goods, fixtures and the store is for rent. The sale commences on the 19th inst.

Of course great sacrifices will have to be made, and Mr. Marks expects to make them. Note his advertisement. A Death Dealing Boom. For the solution of the sewerage question, for the open bid for typhoid, diphtheria, and small pox, for a loud call for the destroying angel to slay the first and last born of every home, that of making 11 dump for Hotol filth in lots near this city is remarkably the best yet made.

Have we a health officer! CYCLONE. Mendocino Fruit Exhibit. The Mendocino County fruit exhibit taken from the recent fair here, and placed in the rooms of the State Board of Trade by W. P. Thomas, shows up to fine advantage, and not only compares favorably, in all respects, but in some surpasses anything there.

The Burger- Dimoulty. In the Burger-Horst difficulty Burger had Horst arrested for battery. He was arrained in Justice Sullivan's Court and plend not guilty. The trial was get for 26th inst. with bonds at $300.

Methodist Conference. Following are the appointments for this County: Ukiah, M. B. Sharbrough; Cloverdule and Hoplund, F. D.

Dorsey; Potter Valley, T. D). Bowen; Anderson Valley, W. M. Winters; C.

O. Steele, presiding elder. The I Inoubator, I have the best incubator in the world. It can't be beaten anywhere. will stand challenge or comparison with anybody.

T. J. SNEAD. Proprictor. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.

When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Mias, she clung to Castoria. bad Children, she gave them Castoria When she At 50 on the $1.00. W. W.

Cunningham Son ADthat they have bought. tho nounce large stock of carpets of A. at 50 cents on the $1.00, and proto sell them in like manner. It pose is an opportunity to get carpets for the coming winter, and to re-curpet floors. Read the "ad." The Examiner is reporting the Roads trial in its usual seusational manner.

Fionio. On Inst Sunday, six merry young people from Boonville went to Soda Springs for il picnic. They were: Misses Dora Crow, Luella and Della Finnoy, and Olive Fry, and Messre. G. T.

Brown, and David Crow. The apring is about fifteen miles from Boonville on the road to Navarro. It is an accepted fact that the place, with its wild and beautiful scenery, is very nttrnctive. It is becoming, every year, more popular as a summer resort. The party were conveyed thence in consented vehicle, drawn by four lively ammals.

All were in the conveyance, and ready to start by 6:30 A. so the team bounded awny. The lines were handled by the skillful hands of Mr. David Crow. Excellent time WitH made, and the ride rendered very enjoyable.

The plensure-seekers were well pleased with their stay on the grounds, and after viewing and admiring the scenery to their satisfaction, luncheon was spread. This had been provided by some of the girls, and by the merchant, Mr. Brown, from his store. The dinner Wil8 apprecinted by all. Being so late, this pienic was probably the closing event of the season, but it was aL benutiful day; and those present feel ante in saying that it was 118 thoroughly enjoyed aS any of those preceding it.

In the evening all returned home fooling grateful for the pleasure they had been afforded by the brother and sister who organized party. The Truck System. The condition of the lumbermen and woodmen of Mendocino county is about to be investigated by Labor Commissioner Waltz. The abuses to be corrected are the truck system, by which the employes are compelled to trade at the company's stores, paying exorbitant prices, and being paid their wages in checks due in several months which they usually get discounted the Company. The investigation is sadly needed, and it is to be hoped the evils are soon to be corrected.

Mendocino Beacon Items. C. W. Brown has been appointed Post-master at Philo, vice C. Prather.

The new Stearn's band mill at. Ugal will probably start up abont the middle of the present month. Peter Riley reecived a broken leg at the Garcia on Monday of last week by SOnIC timber falling on him. The Postoflice at Manchester is now in charge of M. Sherwood, who was appointed to succeed W.

E. Umphray. Unlawful Dezainer. A decision WaS reached in the Superior Court last week in the case of Sophronia Patten va. Emma A.

Weller. It was a case of unlawful detainer. The defendants had rented a place of the plaintiff, and the suit was brought to dispossess them. The decision was for plaintiff, and the parties have fire days to leave. Notice to Subseribers.

All persons owing this office will please settle at once, either by making payment at this office, or to our collector J. B. Morse. Ukinh, Cal. Oct.

13, 1891. Change Mrs. Anan Porterheid has resigned her winter Normal in favor of Ida L. Simpson, who will open the school December 1st at Barnes hall. Prices as usual.

of Normal Management Notice to Tax-payers. will be given for paycheck until the money is Parties sending check in of taxes must include bank at the rate of 10 cents per J. R. JOHNSON, Tax Collector. Fifteen Thousand Shakes Wanted, F.

M. Mason wants 15000 good shakes immediately, delivered to his lumber yard in Ukiah. Here's chance for you. The Pulpit and tise Stage. Rev.

F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Rays: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's now discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased.

and my parishers thought conld live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and sound and well, guining 26 pounds in Arthur Love, Manager Love's ny Folks Combination, writes: "'After a thorough trial and convicing evidence, I am convinced that Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption, beats em all, cures when everything else fails. The grentost kindness I can do my many thonsand friends is urge them to try it." Free trial bottles at J.

R. Mathew's Drug Store. Rogular size $1.00. $100 REWARD. No receipt ments by collected.

payment exchange hundred. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The renders of the REPUBLICAN PRESS will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that sicence has been able to cure in all its stager, "adre that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh is the only positive cure now known to the medica! fraternity.

Catarrh being a constitutional disense, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure in taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building op the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have 50 much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it fails to Send for liat of testimonials. Addregs, F. J.

Cheney Toledo, 0. The best salve in the world for ents, bruises. ulcers, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, all skin ernptions, and cures piles or no pay required. It is teed to -give perfect satininetion, money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by J. R. Mathewe. The city tor levy has been fixed at 80 cents on the $100, 20 cents lower than last year. FROM SANEL.

Items of Interest from our Isegular Correspondent. Houses for rent aro scarce. A large amount of lumber seems 1.o be going to the country this full, mostly for residences and barns. 0. Howell has closed his Duncan Springs hotel for the winter.

Marion Buchman of Stockton is on AL visit to his parents. Mrs. F. O. Horse left for the Buy City Monday for a short stay.

Mr. C. F. Rhorer of Santa Rosa, WAS a guest, Gf Dull' B. Wright during this week.

Blanche Thatcher will leave shortly for Placerville to attend school for about a year. W. IT. Miller is in the southern part of the State on a business visit. Ex-chief Cockrue and wife of S.

F. left for their home after spending week at the Thatcher Hotel. Will King, Max Carothers, Annie Taylor, and Ethel Martin were visitore to Sanel Sunday. Miss May Brocks of S. F.

is on 11 visit to her Sister Mrs. 0, Howell. Supervisor Henry and L. F. Long were noticed on our streets Monday.

K. Owens and wife are holding Advent meetings at the Sanel and Hopland School Houses. S. K. Brooks of S.

has leased the dairy ranch of (). Howell, and has moved here with his family. Work will soon commence on the bridge to be erected on the creek near Hoplund. it will be a great convenience to parties living on both sides of the river. 4 social dance was given at Long's hop house Inst Friday night; quite a number were down from Ukiah.

From: those that attended we learn that time was had. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Lewis entertained a few invited friends nt their residence last Monday night previous to their departure for Tabor Island where they will reside in the future. A most enjoyable time was had by those present. ANNIE R. Remember the wool sale on October 22nd. E.

H. Smith and bride returned from their tour Tuesday. An old fashioned spelling match is contemplated for a future entertainment. Judge McGarvey felt quite indisposed when the Court convened this i week, but is better now. Pay all your taxes now if you want to.

The law don't compel you to pay in two installments. You may if you wish to. HI. C. Thompson, formerly in the grocery business here, has purchased the variety store of J.

Eaton. Tenchers' Institute at Fort Bragg next week. The town in preparing to give the pedugognes a royal weloome. Prof. Dashiolls it is said will lecture 011 hypnotism and the rule of repetition the coming institute.

He is an expert on both Q. A. Overmeyer made a horseback ride of 52 miles Wednesday, subpoenaing witnesses for the Lewis hog stealing case. Chas. Busch of Potter senda some fine penches of a lato ripening variety, of fine flavorand annanal size.

Thanks for the favor. A private masquerade was held at the residence of the Misses Harris nt west End last evening. Tho invited guests report a jolly time. 'The License Ordinance is published in the REPUBLICAN PREsS this week--printed for the first time in a Republican paper for thirty years. TAKEN--From the rooms of the Hogperinn Club on the evening of the Merchants (Sept.

21,) --An umbrella. Leave at this office. Marks, of Fort Bragg, has Seymoro moved to Ukiah and will occupy his rosidence property here. He will also resume the manngement of his opera houso. On our fourth page will be found the names of Taxpayers, the amount of taxes of each, and the amount of the first and second installments.

The list will be concluded next week. T. A. Templeton feels quite proud of having carried off. the prize for the beat rondster team in Twelvth Agricultural Distriot, and he may justly feel so, for his beautiful blacks are daisies.

Preaching the Baptist Church Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. by the pastor, Rev, W.

T. Fleonor. Morning subject, "'Saton Lifting Evening "Rationalism." Ali are cordially invited. The Ladies Society of the Christian Church will give an entertainment Thanksgiving evening at Smith's Opera Heuse, to consist of a play, supplemented by Madam Jarley's wax work. Program next week.

The Rev. T. A. Atkinson has been changed by Bishop Huygood from Chico to Selma, Fresno Co. by his own request.

Mrs. Atkinson's father, brother, sisters, and other relatives live in and near Selma. Selma is a live enter. prising little town about an large an Ukinh. Mr.

Atkinson will preach his farewell sermon next Sabbath morn ing. J. B. Morse states that he is too anperannuated to ride a bicyele on his collection tonra, but ho gets there just the same. He is training one of his boys to ride the wheel, another to write short hand, and a third to operate the type- and will soon have a collection agency 011 a big scale.

His office is with Justice Sullivan, and close proximity to a Justice's office may make it decidedly interesting for tardy debtors. Mra. M. P. Sawtella, M.

D. of San Francisco, and dunghter, are in Ukiah this week. Mra. Sawtelle lectured Tuesday evening in the Christian Church on "Physiology as applied to self culture and Health." Her lecture WAR 8 good one and. well received.

She is the wathor of "The Heroine of a California novel wide merit. The book, while being an interesting novel, at morals io which few authors would assume to point. It has a force and vigor which appeala the strong mind. A good book which cau be profitably read by all. TEMPLETON still in the lead.

Fresh lard at Smith Gibson. Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup will cure you. Established 1878-WHELAN'A SAMPLE RooMs. A. L.

W. Petaluma butter at Porterfield Stitt'a. Buy one of those fine augur cured hams at TEMPLETON'S. Don't. be mislead taxes--you enu pay all at the first installment.

Teeth without plates. Case, dentist, Marks building. WHELAN'S SAMPLE Roosts, south side of Court House. Tho name of the postoffice at Sunel has been changed to Hopland, Pieture frames and artists' materials A specialty, at J. W.

Eversole's. A good lot of second hand carpet for sulo cheap at Lewis Bros. Wilmer Evans came home wednesday. He has been living in Novada. Always get your upholstering and other repairing done at Lewis Bros, Just out of the S.

F. Custom House, 11 full line of foreign yarns, in all colors, at U. Hofmana, Tim Maloney is doing the honors behind the grocery counter at C. Hofman'astore. Geo.

Switzer, Imo. Flanagan, Samuel Blair, all of Mendocino City, are in Ukiah this wook. Wash Bailey went out to Orr'8 Hot Springs wednesday to do some cementing for F. M. Weger.

P. Gobbi, a former resident of Ukiah but now residing at Houldsburg, is hero visiting relatives. Parties intending to buy their winter stock of groceries can not do better than call on TEMPLETON, Any article sold by TEMPLETON that is not as represented can be returned and money will be refunded. Isidore Abraham, one of the proprietors of the Healdsburg Tribune, has business in Ukiah this week. TEMPLETON is the sole agent for the Drifted Snow Flour, which makes the best, whitest and sweetest brend.

All who did not receive the sample sack of Drifted Snow Flour at Pavilion can have one by calling on TEMPLETON, A full line of drugs, chemicals, tent medicinos and toilet articles at Magee's drugstore, opp. Grand. Hotel. WHELAN'H SAMPLE Roosts- -Free Lunch from 11 A. M.

to 2 P. M. R. Johnson purchuaed a Hall's safe for the Tux Collector's office while in the city this week. The price paid was $700.

J. W. Eversole is still in the furniture business and has 1L well assorted stock of ourpets, matting, shades, etc. give him call. Two large shipments of boots and shoes, for old and young, just received from Boston and Chicago at C.

Hofman's. By having a big trade we are prepared to fill any kind of an order with the very freshest of goods. P'orterfield Stitt. Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Duff, known in. Ukiah, were thrown from a buggy in a runaway in Virginia recently and both badly hurt. We manufacture and make a specinlty of a kitchen table that is way ahead of fuetory goods.

Cull and woo it at Lewis Bros. Alex Bailey brought in a band of about thirty young beef cattle from his ranch on the headwaters of Navarra River Monday. No other place in the county can brag of such a complete assortment of school books, suplies, and stutionery at O. Hofman's. WHELAN'9 SAMPLE Rooms -Choice Wines and Liqaora.

A full line of wall paper and decoratrous to be sold at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty duys at J. W. Eversole's. A splendid stock of fine clothing, just received, and is being sold at prices that common clothing is usually sold for, at Hofmans, Thore will be a meeting of the congregation at the Presbyterian church on Sunday the 18tl: at 2:30 P.M. for the purpose of calling a minister.

WHELAN'S SAMPLE RooMs -Free Lunch from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. LosT--A navy blue jacket with plush collar.

Left in one of the wagons ning to the fuir grounds. Please return I same to the Grand Hotel Ukiah. 'The Ludies' Aid Society of the M. C. Church South will give an entertainment at Smith's Hall Oct.

20th. Programme will appear next week. Porterfield Stitt monke poultry a specialty. With several years perience we are satisfied we can maite you money by bringing your poultry to na. Judge Gillespie in selling ont his household furniture having rented his residence to Mra.

Dr. Robinson of willita, who will shortly move to Ukiah. A letter from S. Donohoe of the bonndary aurvey party to his father here states that they are at Drury's place, twenty-two miles from the point of starting, and hope to complete the work by the 10th of November. The number of freight cars along the line of the S.

F. N. P. are insufficient to transport the tan bark, other articles piled for shipping, The Company have promised repentedly to put on more cars, but uR yet nothing has been done. 'The service on this road is getting very unsatisfactory.

The PRESS haa two propositiona to subject: viz: Winter 18 coming on, and, many of our country subsoribers are in arrears. Wood is needed in this office to keep off' winter's cold, and our coun try subsoibers who are in arrears have plenty of wood. Therefore bring n8 in wood to pay for subscription. OITY AND COUNTY. Machines at J.

W. Eversole's Established 1878-WHELAN'S SAMPLE RooMs. W. H. Snell, of the Laytonville hotel, is in town.

WHELAN'S SAMPLE ROOMS--Free Lunch from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. WHELAN'S SAMPLE ROOMS, Ronth side Court House, Mias Blanche Thatcher of Sanel, was in town this week.

Mrs. E. S. Ames went to the City Monday on visit. Tax Collector Johnson went to San Froncisco Sunday.

Alf. Nelsou of Greenwood, is attending court this week. Mrs. Clabe Bartlett is improving from her recent illnesa. Both the first and the second tux installmonts may be paid at once.

Tony McPenk and J. J. Miller are among the sick in Ukinh. Board and lodging in a privato fumily. Inquire at this office.

1x-Senator Yell WILS up from the City a few days last week. R. C. Burger of Anderson Valley, had business in Ukiah this week. Miss Mamie Ambrose will return to Pomona, her former home, Monday.

Wild pigeons are said to be plentiful the hills west and north of town. S. L. Redwine and W. Orsborn of Round Valley were down last week.

Byron Clark and family, of Mendovino City, came over to Ukiah Tuesday. Philo Tuck and J. G. Rowlinson of Little Lake were visitors to Ukiah last week. A letter from the aurveying party states they are progressing in their work.

TEMPLETON carries nothing but the finest eastern sugar cured hams and bacon. TELPLETON carries nothing but the finest eastern sugur cured hams and bacon. Miss Grace Reed, for several weeks sick with typhoid fever, is valescing. A. Weger, Jessie Faster, and Wm.

Hitchens, of Westport, are attending oonrt this week. Mrs. Joe Incobs went to San Francisco Wednesday for IL soveral months stay with relatives. Mrs. Joel Cveland and daughters passed through Ukiah on their way to Watsonville this week.

C. E. Nntter's youngest son, Harry, who has been very sick with typhoid fever, is much better. Rev. T.

A. Atkinson will not be returned to the ohurge here. Rev. Sharbrongh takes his place. Harry Chamberlnin and wife loft on Tuesday's train for Fresno Oity, where they expoot to reside henceforth.

After adjournment last week the Supervisors went to look at the new road from sherwood to Ft Bragg. H. B. Fine left Tuesday to attend the San Francisoo business college. Hubert will make friends wherever he goes.

A. M. Bentley of Covelo, went to San Franciaco to-day to attend the annual session of the Grand Lodge F. A. M.

Taxpayers are beginning to call for their receipts. About one-sixtieth of the taxes of the county were colleoted last wook. J. G. Short brought down from Round Valley last week 80 head of beef cattle which he shipped to Healdsburg butchers.

M. J. Byrnes came up on the train Tuesday on his way home to Mondocino from San Francisco. He staid over one night in Ukiah. The saw mill of Amos Snuffin which W29 burned several months ago is being rebuilt on the old site, and will be ready for outting the coming winter.

Edwards Bros. are now well established in their new quarters on Standley Street. Everything in their line best quality furmished as fore. Ice! Ivel! Leave orders with J. S.

Hart at Wells, Fargo Co'a. Express office and he will liver it in any quantity at your residonce. Juan Bermudas of Round Valley in very sick at the Curtis House. He was brought down last week by Sam Redwine. His a ailment seems to be general debility.

FOR SALE-10 acres mile from Court House, Ukiah, on Vichy Springs road, well improved, good orchard, hone and barn, well water. Apply to L. Hale, Ukiah." Following are among those from Laytonville this week: J. R. Dwelly, J.

D. McDowell, L. D. MoDowell, Ino. Boman, Louisa Wilmot, W.

Branscome, Thos. Smith. L. H. Bither, formerly of Ukiah, but for several years in the soda water business at Mendocino, Ft.

Bragg, and Westport, is shaking hands with old friends in Ukioh this week. The perfection of riding Solid under guarantee to do better and easier work than any other plow made. Will be exhibited at the fair. Sold by F. Brun.

ner. Anderson Valley is represented here this week by N. W. Bostwiok, T. E.

and J. W. Rawles, R. T. Willuce, C.

H. Clow, W. A. McGimsey, Robinson, James Rhodes and famile. John and Julia Gaohwend, R.

J. Hop kins, S. T. Ruddock, and othera. A anccessful man or woman carefully examines every business announcement laid before them by HO doing they pare the good with the bad and aci accordingly.

Please compare the fol lowing prices with whut you have been paying for the same goods: 86-inch Bleached Fruit of the Loom cento per yard former prise cents per yard, 14. yards good wash calico 81,00. 12 yards dress gingham $1.00 former price conta per yard. At the Dorado, CITY AND COUNTY. and W.

New No. 9. Sewing Fat hogs wanted at Smith Gibson. Tax-payers have the option of paying all their taxes now. J.

8. Reed returned Monday from few lays visit to the city. J. W. Eversole repairs furniture and sewing pinchines of all kinds.

WHELAN'H SAMPLE ROoMs--Free Lunch from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Mra.

8. Hooke went down to Oukland on a short visit Monday. A Two horse top buggy for sale cheap. Apply to Jas. H.

Carothers. Paints, oils, varnishes and brushes at Magee's drugstore opp. Grand Hotel. TEMPLETON carries nothing but the finest eastern sugar cured hams and bacon. The "Deestrict Skule" promises to be 8 anceens.

All the old folks are "in it." Jno. Ginochio left Tueaday for Jackson, Amador county, where his Hiater is dying. For all kinds of jobbing and furniture for house or office have it made to order at Lewis Bros. John Barrot, Supt, of Greenwood Mill, is in town this week, a witness in the Rhodes murder trial. Stock salt, gronnd alum, Liverpool salt, wheat bran and barley by sock or ton nt Porterfield Stitt'a.

Wall paper, border, and decorations at greatly reduced prices at Magee's drugstore opp. Grand Hotel. The complaint of which Miss Lily Eaton is suffering is pneumonia, and not typhoid fever as stated Inat week. We sell more goods than any other general merchandise store in town and can prove it. -C.

Hofmnn's cheap oash store. Harry Forse accompanied Rnbe Hayworth to Washington for a look at the country and with prospective views of locating. Laytonville is represented in Ukiah this week by about seventy people, witnesses and others interested in the Capell trial. For a quiet boarding place go to Mrs. M.

E. Ogle's, one block south of Court House. Homelike, good table, careful service. No closing out sales for us. but new goods every duy in the weok.

Low prices for cash is what keeps 118 Hofmau's cheap onshi store. Summer wanderers home again. We weloome them with new goodsdouble fold half wool suiting's only 15 cents per yard, at the cheapest store in town ('The El Dorado.) Dr. Stont will lesve for San Frandisco Sanday to attend the Convention of the O. E.

S. which assembles there Monday. He goes as the delegate from Kingsley Chapter, and will return the last of next week. The old timers stop and stare; how can it be: 36-inch Fruit of the Loom, 12 yds, $1.00. Still we're in it with 14 yds good wash calico, $1.00.

Turkey red oil print, 10 cte. per yard. Call and get prices at the El Dorado, San Francisco has considerable to interest her at present. The grand jury matter, the post-office matter, the Whittior Fuller soandal, the competing railroad agitation, and other minor matters serve to make things lively in the metropolia. Rube Hayworth left Thursday for Colfax, Whitman county, Washington, where he has considerable town property, and where he will muke his future home.

Rube has many friends here and has done well in business way. It is to be hoped he will do even better in his new home. Adolphus Jamison, who has been on the coust hauling tanburk for soveral months past, returned home to Ukinh Monday. He shipped over 700 cords of bark from his and W. P.

Thomas' claims. The burk WaS shipped from Little River wharf by steamer "Pt Arena," which makes regular weekly tripa. These, among others, are in town from the interior valleys this week: Mrs. Jas. Holman, James Capell, Willita; Mrs.

Belle Hardin, Potter; G. N. Grubb, W. B. Burns, Cuhto, C.

0. Cupell, Laytonville; W. J. Vassar, Pieta; Joel Vaun, J. W.

Grist, El Bucknell, Geo. E. White, Covelo; J. H. Sturtevant, Lige Duncan, Sanel; G.

W. Parsons, McDowell; W. W. Thatcher, Sanel; R. white, Calito.

Following are some of the coasters in town this week: M. P. Denman, E. P. Gilmore, J.

W. Ross, Pt Arena; J. J. Ward, Ft Bragg; B. F.

Higgina, Little River; G. A. Daniels, C'uspar; Chas. Thamer, Cleone; Jas. RewoastleNoyo; David Jones, James Cure, Ceo.

0. Fox, Pt. Arena; J. R. Sutherland, L.

Rockley, Westport; Jumes Nolan, Cutley's Cove; James Orr, Usul: S. Martin, Cuspar; H. Mulsen and wife, Jerome Rufter and wife, Dr. Riley, J. McIntire Misses Ella Thompson, Annie Johnson, Mumie Boyle, Mrs.

Anderson, Jim Nelson, Greenwood; J. E. berton, Mendocino. A human enriosity will lead many to read this, for it is one of the commonest traits of the race: It WItS enriosity that led Eve to wonder how the forbidden fruit tasted, and her offsprings have their curiosity excitad every day 88 8 hereditary temptation from the small boy who is everlastingly peeping into boxes, to the hired girl with her eye to the key hole. Every one wonters "what is in it" from the man who eye's the bottle, to the woman who handles another woman's letter.

Properly directed, this human curiosity leades to satisfactory resulta, and the proprietors of the El Dorado invite all enrious people to make a voyage of discovery to their store; just to see what is in it, and while there they will be curions to know where they picked up anch a barguin as 12 varda 46 Fruit of the Loom for 81.10, 13 yards dress gingham $1.00, 74 ya da good Indigo blue calico $1.00. Our entire stock in reduced to bargains. Try as and see, Children Cry for CITY AND COUNTY. At $.50 on the This is what we bought the entire stock of carpete of A. Marks at, consisting ofBrussels, Tapestry, 3-ply, 2-ply, Linoleum, Matting, Etc This addition to our already large stock gives us an assortment and range of carpets to a metropolitan store.

equal as He fave Fought. Winter is coming on and you need carpets. No other store can compete with us. W. W.

CUNNINGHAM SON. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! CLOLING OUT SALE $30,000 Worth of General Merchandise To Be Sold Regardless of Cost! Sale to Commence MONDAY, October 19, 1891. Store to lease -ANDFixtures for Sale. All parties indebted will please come forward 4 and settle at once. A.

MARKS, Ukiah, Cal. Court Proceedings, Hon. R. McGurvoy, Presiding. White to -Lot In 25 00 Moore to Marks and NewfeldLot In Ukluh 075 00 and Fenderle to Iverse -Lot In Point 150 00 Galvin to Lowrev-304 of 8E sec 22 aud of see 28 and of see 20.

11, 16........ 20 00 Striening to Edward of Hee 3, HICL of and sec 4, 23, 75 00 Duncan to Hf -Lot fu 500 00 Buckingbam to Win of ReC 21, 17, 17 1 00 I A Weller to 1 In. Fort 250 00 Win Andrews to Dixon-lot in Fort Bragg 223 00 redderson to Dixon -Lot in Fort Bragg 100 CO 1. Bither to Bucholtz Lot In Fort. Brugg and soda 2800 00 Randol to Wu -Lots In Fort Bragg 10 00 Hogan to Perry--Lot adjacent ta 85 00 Cleone Fort Bragg Redwood Co to Cleo Baruett- 167 11 Lot in Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Redwood Co to If Foy- 796 15 1.0: in Fort Bragx North Pacife Land and Co to De Merritt--Lot 3 sud 4 in block 285 00 Nortb Pacific -Lot 1 in ulock 187 50 Land and Improvement Co' to North 0 A Pacific Irvine and 20 in Land and Improvement Co blook and lots 15 and 16 in block 00 160 Sr to Sherman- -Lot iu A Ukial Higgins, 800 00 Robinson to Elledgo-Landa in of of sec 1, 14, R'18 .00 00 Hale to Hale--Lot Sp Uklah 300.00 Rocaman of 2, 1.

11. 16 00 and wife to Peterson-: Peterson to 3 Merrisou-Swine. as 800 above. 00 Gold crown and bridge: work. Case, dentist.

Marks' building. SAMPLE itoous, south Court House. SAMPLE Choice Wipes and Liquor WHELAN'S Enoch from 4 10 0 Finnoy va his creditors- -continued. Noyo Lumber Co. vs Wm.

Eadle-continued. Packard ve Geo Rector-continued, Bank of Ukiah VA -transferred to Sonoma account Judge being interested puerty. People of 8 of ex rel Wm Eadie Lumbor Co- continued. Knapp ve Kinaldi et: alfled, case continued. Geo Conrad appointed guardian of Tho and Grace childron of Tom Chambers.

Abnor Jacob vs Walker -continued term. A Craddock V8 J. Fairbanks and order of saleteen $50. Estate of Al Briggs decensed- continued term. Estate of Elijah Frust admitted probate and hond Axed at $2500.

Poopie VA Olas August--Arraigned, plead guilty. Win Tomnine vs Canning. Amith, J. tion for writet mandamus, denied. The following cases were continued Hooser VA Jacob Lahm, Ino VA Red wood Co, Erl Huggina Va Ft Bragg Hed Un, Barnett ve August Grothe and Chas ser, Thos Hopper va Jus Apotawood, David Jones v8 Miles Ineraon, Wm McFarland F8 Conut Auditor.

David Jouea And Evan DAvIA TE Deft demurrer: Mustained and pitt: 80 das amend. Fatato: of' Archibald ministration to Wii Raid And fixed at $1000. .0 A MisFant axoured. from: Jury grounds of being a county omder. L.

Lobree, Juror by BencA wan Aned People. va 8.J. Rhodes- on Catarra Cast with 100AL APPLICATION, not the the Catarrh in a binod.or disease, and in order have to take lute remedie Catarrh Qure: in taken note on the blood best country.