October 2, 1888 (4 pages)

\ Yu ELIE OLED ENGL E SLANTED ELE TMB ip Le The Daily Transcript. * fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal = na he CIRCULATES IN Gevada Ci d ceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra coungies, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the . 1 TUESDAY, OT. 2, 1888. al LATE NEWS. : 2 Berry Wall, the New York ‘‘king of the dudes,’”’ has been engaged to star in a play. : The St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Road has been sold to Russell Sage of New York. . ? L. Bormann’s wife has taken his money and eloped from their San Diego home. : Boston has registered 17,000 women who propose to vote at the coming school election. The glass manufacturers at Baltimore are shut down owing to the strike among the boys. Natural gus has been struck at Marysville at a distance of 278 feet below the surface. Mrs. Paran Stevens of New York has been robbed of her diamonds, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. Narrzieer. Proprietor. September 29, 1888. Geo Lord, Gress Valley, W D Harris, do $ Groves, Alleghany, JW Robinson, City, Mra Dent & son, do Miss Ida Allen, do Miss W Mviloy, do Geo Barvon, do Mis J Thomas, N San Juan, JK Davis, . do TJ Nolan, Colfax, J McCullough, Colfax, Wm Phillips, do E J Lentforth, 8 F. no D Isaacs, do Jan Coughlin, R R, >A Hessen, San Jose, ym G Croits Nevada, Wm S$ Conklin, Nevada, September s0th. City, one = Dan Coughlin, JW Robinson, dv Geo A Nihill, ~ do AB Thompson, Sau Francisco, SA Waters, <. do Edward Hustin, Graniteville, Robt McLeod, Blue Tent, J Msmith, Lime Kiln, Thos Gerrin, City, A Godfrey, Columbia Hill, Miss M Guafrey, do Orrin Cowell, Vakland, Jas Thomas, City, W RK Knight, Sacramento, JH Marsh & wife, City, JT Morgan & fam, do A F Miller, do Wm Fioy « wife; do . D E Morgan « fam, do . Miss {da Allen. do Miss W Mulloy, do Miss G Morgan, do Miss KR Morgan, do Niss Nellie Curtis, do Mis: Nettie Curtis, do Miss Sadie Alien, do Miss A Allen, do Geo M Allen, odo Joe Floyd, do Horace Clark, Grass Valley, M Brophy, North San Juan, Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel. RECTOR BROTHERS, Proprietors. September 29, 1888.’ valued at $100,000. George Scott, a Modesto night watch. man, was fatally shot by a n.an he} was tryingtoarrest. . Harry Trethorvan, a Corhwall miner . took his trunk-strap and hanged himself at Helena, M. T. N. B. Hall while watching the circus passing through the streets of San Jose was robbed of $99. Small-pox in a virulent form has broken out in Surrey, B. C., twelve miles from Westminster. Fred Douglass has issued an address to the colored people, urging them to support the Republican ticket. John Rocksey, who murdered J.” Forster at Mionvt, Mont., a year ugo, . has’been arrested at Spokane Falls. . Proof isgiven that the United States . arsenals and armories are being used . by the Democrats for political pur. Seventeen million acres of the) Blackfeeet reservation in Northern . Montana have been thrown open for . settlement. ; George F. Shepard, the wealthy re. tired merchant of New York, died} last week. He was a victim of the . morphine habit. i Two carlouds of negroes, on their way from Georgia to work in the Fres. no Vineyards, have been quarantined for fear of yelléw fever, Mrs., H. C. Moyer had a desperate encounter with two thieves at North Baltimore, Ohio, but she was knocked down at last and beaten so badly that she will probably die. A Fair Election League has been organized in Indiana, whose purpose is to see that fair elections are heid throughout the State. It is said to be thoroughly organized. : The grading on the Northern California Railroad to Knights Landing is nearly completed. The road will be ready by the middle of October for the rails which are now at Marysville. The exodus of white voters fron. MF Opposite his old Stand, Florida since the breaking out of the yellow fever has alarmed, so report says, the Democrats. They fear the absence of thoes voters will cause the : . 5 ’ Stale to be counted for Harriog, . . 'To nlf ofan in Maine have been received from all counties in the State; and make the Republicins plurality 18,055. The vote is as follows: Republicans, 79,404; Democrats, 61,369: Prohibition, 3,121; Labor, 1,526; scattering, 15. Total, 145,015. < Baupness may be prevented, and a thick growth of hair stimulated, by the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. This preparation also restores the natural color to gray hair, and renders it soft, pliant and glossy. Dr. Bo-San-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, succeeded in producing ¢ medicine H's REMOVED His The Rear of Britland’s Saloon. todo all kinds of .onsvria] work in firstclass style. Stillman, San Franciseo, Gassaway, Forest City, j Kelly, San Francisco, . easlee, Grass Valley, 3 Bigelow, Columbia Hill, . Nivens, City, . ' . 24>0 SOMO Blue, You Bet, ) Randall, Rock Creek, Campbell, Blue Tent, aman, City, shea, French Gulch, viller, San Francisco, Miller, French Corral, McCarthy, Washington, Gibson, San Fidncisco, Collins, City, . . Vivian, Forest City, . rs W A Harrington, San Juan, ss M Harrington, -do A W Crane, do y Colwell, do cBride, . do Jordan, Leadville, . Lee, Marysville, . eyer, Cherokee, Cullember, San Jose, mith, ° Bates, San Francisco : Septem ber 30, 1888. . R Waggoner, Grass Valley; muel, San Francisco, Cc Clarke, do . } Booth, Iowa Hill, j R McKillican, San Francisco, j C Hogan, San Juan, . Austin, Graniteville, . o Fre oge = BREESE SSS ROCHHO> a edd = n 4 ot Cems nD S; es. BYAQND sm — E W Meredith, Sma. tsville, F Cooper, Grant’s Ranch, . Geo. Jacobs, Keny, 3 . Maria Lag»massi, Sierra City, . Henry Thompson & son, Sacramento, . G H Colby, Dutch Flat, . Miss Bell Rolie, City, . j . ! Jno Hadley, do C J Naffziger & family, City, A Friedman, do IJ Rolfe & wife City, Miss Emma Kolfe,do E Withington, do M bumbler, de . A Watke, do } Mrs Geo Jacobs, do Win Welch. do Wom Britland, do { AD Mason « wf, do . Mrs Woodara, do ! dno*Langdon, do Juo Wilson, to PSone Mrs C M Milhone,do Miss B Milhone, do Miss R McKeon, do H W Hartung, do Cal R Clarke do BARBER SHOP REMOVED. Cc. E. WILDE BABBER SHOP TO " ON PINE STREET, Where he will better prepared than ever oct2-1nih Meeting Thomas F. Srady, Of Tammany Hall, New York: which is acknowledged b_ all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Wooping Ccugh, Croup, Bronchitis, * and Painsin the Chest, it has given universal satiaiaction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. my21-6m Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to. Henry Lane’s’ livery and feed stable. f Rhett Arrivals at the City Hotel. QO. C. CONLAB, Proprietor. September 29, 1868. ears, Maryaville, _ ee phe Penn Valley, rindyon, Bine Tent, cCarthy, Washington, Hughes, Cherokee, L Morgen, do W Kirkbam, Willow Valley, Fink, Butte County, Tackitt, Birchville, G Walters, Sacramento, > M Smith, Lime Kila, B Eeve em ep Om Las) wu? odair, City, umb, MaeHce D Buckley, do Hallett, Blue Tent, do Gibens, City, F Cleveland, City, Kirkham do eLeod, Blue Tent, Ellis, Scott's Flat, ; Zee Carrol, Sweetland, i" ’ September 20th.' Jas Dillion, Cit: ee . O'Farrell, City, é io Aer ApAors <2 Called the “Hurricane Qrator, Will address the citizens of Nevada couny at GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday be, (et 2d, Excursion Train Will leave Nevada City at 7 o'clock @@® Round trip fare only BS cts. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the Greatest Democratic Orator Of the Campaign ! STUDEBAKER . Light Two-Horse Wagon, . WM. BARTON, Agent. A‘é PERSONS IN NEED OF WAGONS D . as calland examine before purchasBarton’s Blacksmith Shop, On the Plaza. Over Seven Hundred Visitors man for the Fif eentn Assembl support as their “RECLAMATIONIST REPKEel + if You Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, Rhewmatism Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Blood Humors, Kidney Disease, Constipation, Female-Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Pa'tial Paralysis, or Nervous Prostration, use Paine’s Celery Comexposure or malaria, the effect of which ts to weaken the nervous system, resulting in one of these diseases. Remove the ciuse with . that great Nerve Tofiic, and uhe RESULT will . isi ppear. ; . PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND Jas. L. BowEN, Springfield rites :-— “Paine's Celery Compound cannot be excetied as a Nerve Tonic. In my case a single bottle wrought a great change. “yd nervensness entirely disaypeared, and with it the ceIti ffection of the st ch, heart and liver, and the whole tone of the system was wonderfully invigorated . tli my friends, if . sick as I have been, Paine’s Celery Compound Will Cure You! Sold by dru; . $1;six for$5. Prepared only by WELLS, Ricnarpson & Co., Burlington, Vt for the Aged, Nervous, Debititated. pound and pe cured. In each of these the // cause is mental or physical overw6rk, abxietyMass., w' =. . Warranted to color more goods than am other dyes ever made, and to ‘ive more ,bri Hant and durable colors. Ask fur the Jaa and take rio other. A Dress Dyed seg 'A Coat Colored IC A Child can use them! Unequaited for at! Fancy and Art Wor! At Druggists end Merchants. Dye Book fr WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. Props, curlington:\ Regular Kepublican Nomimce For Congressman—2d District, JOHN A. EAGON, Of Jackson, Amador County. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Clerk, JAMES L. MORGAN, Of Cherokee. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Treasurer, B. N. SHOECRAFT, “Of Nevada City. Regular Republican Nominee For District Attorney, FRANK T. NILON, Of Nevada City. » Regular Kepubiican Nominee. For State Senator, E. M. PRESTON, Of Nevada City. Regular Republicau Nominee, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City, Regular Republican Nominee For Sheriff, GEORGE LORD, Of Grass Valley. Regular Republican Nominee For County Surveyor, CHARLES E. UREN, Of Grass Valley. Republican Nominee For Clerk, S. A. Bulfinch, Ot Truckee. meen Regular Democratic Nominee e é For Sheriff, GEORGE W. DUNSTER, — Of Truckee. ~ For the Assembly: WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM an independent candidate for pete strict. I ask the voters of this district for’ their SENTATIVE.” : y the term reclamationist I mean one Who advocates reclamation, which is re claiming waste or nearly waste lands from a condition of uselessness, or of comparative ly little use, to that of greater value and » better stute of usefulness, aceurding as the couditions of any locality, to the benefits already bestowed by the reator, may perwit by man’s labor intelligently bestowed thereon; to bring into operation the best methods possible to extract from Nature's resources the greatest amount of benefits tu mankind, whether in the line of farming, mining, manufacturing or whatever else. shigsubject isof more importance to this county and t» the State, and more worthy o1 consideration in this present political cam paign, than all otherissues before the pecpe JOHN A. BALL. Penn Vaelly, Aug. 24, 1888, Land Notice. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. September 22d, 1288. N THE MATIER OF ISABELLA Mc KEON, Homestead Applicatién No. 313. Involving Lots 8and 9 of the 5 E. 4 of the NE Apt Section 14, T.16 N. R. 8 E. M. b. & Pursuant to the instructions of the Hon Commissiouer, couveyed-in. his letter **N”’ of June 15th, 1888, and upon reading and fil ing the affidayit of suid Isabella Mekeon, and good cuuse appearing therefor: it is ordered that the said Isabella McKeon, tozether with her witnesses, and each and all parties claiming said lots or any portion thereof, us being mine.alin character, and therefore not open to the entry of said MeKeon, be and appear before the County Clerk of Nevada county, at bis office in Nevada City, on the Fifteenth day of November, 1888, at 10 A M. of that day, then and there to introduce evidence to estab ish the agricultural or mineral character of said lots Sand y. s The said County Clerk is hereby designat ed asthe officer nearest the land. And itis furtner ordered that service hereof be ma ie by publication in the Neyada Daily TRANSCRIPT, a peer designated as publisued nearest the lund, and by posting in the local office and upon each lezal subdivision of the land, for 40 days prior to the return ay. And ifeithersaid Isabella McKeon, or any mineral claimant, shallfailto appear ii response to this citation, default eat be truly entered. y SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Pi achaccalchesieeaaioneceinetions PLAZA PAINT SHOP. R. P. BOWERMAN _—<——geees Would respectfully inform the [ge veo0%e of Nevada City and vicinity that he has opened a First-class Paint Shop, On the Plaza, near the corner of Sacramento Street,Nevada City, And ig prepared to do the following kinds of Painting : : Carriages and Wagons, Houses and Roofs, . Called at the Senate, you bet, To pores of the very best known drin ¥ : That Oyster Cocktails was ckle your palate kind e best regret it. “Twas voted by al-on-the very iret patict e thing to drink in town and don’t you . . OTE! If you don’t take ene now you'll forever [Meigen jee S's . ean Signs, Plain and Fancy, Distemper Painting a specialty FIRST-CLASS WORK ! : PRICES LOW! +RALLY ! -: REPUBLICAN MEETINGS ! "Harrison and Morton ! PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ! E. M. PRESTON, Hon. J. SIMS, Hon. J. . . SYKES. Hon. B. J. WATSON. FRANK T. NILON, S. A. BULFINCH, And other Republican candidates will address the people of Nevada county on the issues of the day, at the following places: Spencevillé, Thursday, October 4th. Rongh and Ready, Friday, Oct. 5th. Grass Valley, Saturday, October 6th. French Corral, Tuesday, Oct. 9th. North San Juan, Wednesday, October 10th. ‘ Columbia Hill, Thursday, Oct. 11th. Granitevill>, Friday, October 12th. North Bloomfield, Saturday, October 13th. Nevada City, Wednesday, Oct. 17th. Maybert,, Friday, October, 19th. Washington,Saturday, October 20th. You Bet, Tuesday, October 231d. Boca, Friday, October 26th. Truckee, Saturday, October 27th. Nevada City, Saturday, Nov. 3d. . Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 5th. RALLY! f&0@All are invited to‘attend these meetings and hear the issues of the :ampaign discussed. Local Committees are requested to uake all necessary arrangements ‘for the meetings. By order County Central Committee. ERASTUS BOND, Chairman. Grorge L. Hueues, Secretary. GREAT AUCTION SAIE ‘—OF— Mules; Work Horses, Roadsters AND TROTTING HORSES, —on— . Monday,’ October 15th, 1888, At 10 A. ™., At Reavis’ Ranch, Near Chico, Butte Oo. N THE ABOVE DATE WE WILL OFFER J for sule, at the ranch of D. M. Reavis, Esq., 244 miles from Chico, three hundred bead first-class Mules, sire by Kentucky and imported Jacks, out df first-class American Mares. These Mules were all raised by Mr. . Reavis, and are fi st-class in every particular; none will exceed seven years of age. fhey will be sold as desired, in string teams, matched or single. There will also be offered about fifty kead of first-class Work Animals, out of American Mares, ‘by imyorted Percheron Stallions. At the :ame ime will be offered about fifty read of fashionable bred Trotting Mares, Colts, Fillies and Geldings, got by standard bred Stallions, such as Director, Monroe Chief, Steinway, Blackbird, etc. This will be the most extensive sale tliat hastuken place in Northern California, and Mr. Reavis’ reputation as breeder is & poarantes that the stock offered will be of a superior character. The terms will be cash, or approved notes at current interest. _ Catalogues are being prepared, giving pedigrees and full particulars, Any information desired may be obtained to tne undersigned, KILLIP & CO.; 22 Montgomery 8t., San Francisco. Largest Dry Goods Store In Nevada County ! SAMUEL YEO, PROPRIETOR, STOCK OF NEW CLOAKS; NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW MILLINERY, NEW CARPETS, NEW WALL PAPER. GIVE BEA TRIAL. SAMUEL YEO, Grass Valley. up: » application to Mr, Keavis, Chicago, or THE BEE HIVE. GRASS VALIBY. FOR PRESIDENT, Benjamin Harrison, , OF INDIANA. $ {FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Levi P. Mortor, OF NEW,YORK. jAt Large, JOHN F. SWIFT,‘ W.H. L. BARNES. Ist District, T. L. CAROTHERS, 2d District, G. W. SCHELL. 3d District, . B. MIZNER, iw {4th District, G. "A. KNIGHT. 5th District, 8S. M. SHORTRIDGE. 6th District, H. M. STREETER. FOR CONGRESS: Ist District, J. J. DEHAVEN, Of Humboldt County. 2d District, SOHN A. BAGO, Of Amador County. 3d District, JOSEPH McKENNA, Of Solano County. 4th District,! + W. W. MORRCW, Of, San Francisco. 5th District, T. G. PHELPS, Of San Mateo County. 6th District, GEN. VANDEVER, Of Los Angeles. Republican County Ticket For Senator, BE. M. Preston, : Of Nevada City. . Assemblyman l4th District, J. Sims, Of Nevada City. ~ Assemblyman 15th Dietrict, ° J.1I. Sykes, Of Grass Valley. Sheriff, George Lord, Of Grass Valley. Clerk, S. A. Bulfinch, Of Truckee. District Attorney, F. T. Nilon. Of Nevada City. Treasurer, B, J. Watson, Of Nevada City. Recorder, John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. Public Administrator, Fred A. Thomas, Of Grass Valley. Surveyor, C. E. Uren, -Of Grass Valley. Coroner, William Powell, Of Grass Valley. Supervisor Ist District, J. M. Buf fington, Jr. Stevens. ROAD OVERSEERS. Ist District. JUSTICES OF THE PEAGE. “ ‘* . Haminton McCokmic “ # *. Samve, Parke sFOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS I (C. C. Bush, alternate. ) (F. W. Street, alternate.) (J. P. Abbott, alternate.) (J. K. Lowe, alternate.) (Cy Denike, alternate.) (H. V. Morehouse, alternate.) Supervisor 2d District, Bichard Supervisor bth District, F. P. . J. B. Bitchcock 2a “ ciseeesseeee WW, P. Morris 3a Lhd sce. Sohn BT. Clin 4th . Isaac Fleming BO RP ot eieehss .8. J. Smith Nevada Township. A. RB. Wapswortu Meadow Lake Tp.D. W. Beverton A Revolution in Provress. * Of the many great discoveries that have murked each era in human progres<, increasing man’s knowledze and control of nutural forces, making him a master instead of a slave and adding to the evmfort and happiness of the human race,.the discoveries of Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. author of the Histogenetic System of Medicine, must, from the nature of things, rank among the foremost. . The thousands of cases which have already been cured by this system, embracing the dixeases heretofore regarded as incurable, place the greatness of his discoveries beyond question, and build for him a monument in the hearts of the people. In his book entitled, ‘The Entire Revolution of Medicine,” is given a comprehen: ive description of this new system, and is practical application, which briefly stated is as follows: He rebuilds the diseased cells and tissues of the body with the same proximate principles and. ferments, organic bo:ljes, and so on, which are.,vominally Those he supplies tu the sick in the form of medicine, giving that. purticalar principle, which he sees from their symptoms their glands ure unable to prepzre. It is a beautiful science, and built upon scientific principles, as is abundantly proven by the: follow ng endorsements from men “hose prominence in the scientitic world . makes them competent critics, and speakvolumes for this new and rational system of medicine: : ’ CuicaGgo, January Ist, 1888. This is to certify that 1 have inade a thorough investigation of the Histogentic medicines, prepared by Dr. J. Eugene Jourdan, atid of his unique methods of research, and am therefor competent to form: a correct judgment. I pronounce them marvelous products of the highest skill, showing an acguaintance with the natural sciences far in advance oi sny savant with whose works the world is acquainted. The amount of time and painstaking which the Doctor has expended upon the singl: branch of spectroscope is enormous, and his discoveries startling; also -baviny used these medicines in my-own practice, I can say that their actual success in curing disease is as yreat as their discovery. The revolution of the medical science of today is no dream; it is at band. J. B. S.-Kina, M. D., P. D., Prof. Chem. and ioxicology Hahuemann Medical College of Chicago. Cuicaao, February 26th, 1887. Dear Siz:—Allow me the pleasure of udding one more leaf to your wreatis. itis, pernaps, not suictly professional, but it is certainly honorable. Your médicine bas accomplished For ME what To ME seemed impossible, and what certainly baffled tie skill and kuowledge of the highest in the fr.ternity. You-have not obly helped me pliysically, but you have opened a vista of possibilities for which I cannot thank you sufficiently. Lvongratalute the centaryin which you live. If he who causes two blades of yrass to grow where before there was only one, is a benefactor to society, What must be said of you, who cin transform misery into happiness. May you live long and continue to do good; and inay bigotry—the child of darkness—vaoish from your path as the mist from the glurious splendor of the rising sun. Yours fraternally, i H. G. Briees, Ph., B., M. D. Nevapa Ciry, Sept. 8th, 1888. For twenty years past vy sister, prepared in the body ty the glands.+ ‘DownGoes Furia Le THE sTOCK OF FURNITURE duced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for aoe : Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. For this reason we offer ge Extraordinary Bargains 7 —IN— BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR 8ETS, DINING ROOM TABLES AND CHAIRS, BEDS AND BEDDING, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. Fine Upholstering a Specialty Binest Stock of Parn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY} LEGG & SHAW Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, Olt, PAINTS, , VARNISHES, WOOD AND WILLOW WABE, Leather and Shoe Findings, Glasswure, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oil Stoves. Munufacturers and Repairers of Tin, Copper & Sheet ron Ware HYDRAULIC PIPE, ; Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. . Mining Implements a Specialty AGENTS FOR THE es Calif rnia Powder Works. “Largest and Best Equipped _HARDAWRBE STORE : in Northern-Central California. Prices as Low as the Lowest. LEGG & SHAW, . Nannie Robb, bas. suffered greatly ifrom chronic bowel troubles, which for the last six years have been very bad indeed; and gradually grew worse until about five months ago. At that time she was a complete physical wreck, Words cannot tell what she suffered or describe her wretched physical state, and we felt that: she could not live much longer. About this time H. C. Tuck told us that Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic medicine would cure her, and as we had tried the old school of, medicine without benefit, we decided tu try the new. After t.king the medicine prescribed a short time, this trouble, which all other med cines failed to benefit, was completely cured. This was about five months ago, and there bas been no return of the trouble since, She Las also been blind fur the last four years. Both eyes were coated over With a scam 8o thick that no patt of the iris or pupil could be seen. Mr. Tuck said the medicine would ~ cure this condition. In a short ime the scum began to disappear, and has steadily grown less—just as he said it would, until now it is more than haif gone and the yreater part of the iriscan be plainly seen in both eyes, and ‘the scum is steadily growing lexs. The doctor says the optic nerves ase puralyzed, but this too can be cured. She is now taking medicine for the paralysis, and there is s0.u e change in-this condition, and whether it is cured or not, enough has certainly been done in her case to prove that by the HistozeneticSystem of Medicine some things can be done which occulists of high standing told us was atwrly impossible. she bas also been affliicied for along time with a peculiar trouble in the head, causing her a preat deul oj suffering. This tronble is much better some of its worst features having entirely dixappeared. All the above results have teen obtained by taking Dr. J. E. Jordon’s medicines inte: nally. Berrie A. Koss. Nevapa Orry, Sept. 8, 1288, Several weeks ugo I took w bad cold, which was followed by sore throat and b.liousness, accompanied with fever and dull aching pains in.the head and back, Having heard of the remarkable cures made by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan’s Histogenetic medicines,and liearing that they.cured quick:y in ucute cases, I decided to give thein a trial Tealied ‘n H. C. Tuck, tie Doctir’s representutive for Nevada City; and afier taking the medicine prescribed «. for about thirty-six hones, the fever, together with its attending syinptoms, was entirely gone; and I wais restored to my usual health. Mars. I. U. Grey. Miss Mamie Ryan was taken very sick with bilious fever, suffering wiih severe pains inthe head and different parts of the body, anda very high {ever. Acting onthe advice of a friend, she sentfor Dr J. E. Jordan’s representutive, who prescribed Histozenetic medicines, which guickly gave relief; e. #ed within forty-eight hours complete: ly eared us fever, tozether with its attending aches and pains, and full sored bar to health. : as _ A number of other persons residiny in Nevada City, who-e names can be given, have been cured of yarions diseases, chronic and acute, by the above K} treatment, embracing Catarrh, Lung Trouble, Female Diseases, Chronic Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &! Pneumonia, Measl : 8, 5 . (Very select Millinery De5 Stomach Trouble, ist nn Saree, partment. ° maa! oon dorian een be ponaaite and his : ; ment obtained t : i . (OF Artistic City Trimmer in CONSTABLES. Someaie: Hee UCK. ie omen charge. Nevada Township... Wx. Scorr . found at Ola pooins in the Burns’ ants MW Fine Goods a Specialty. “ eee ce Joszru Forsr . t#8* Broad street, near M. E. Church, Main Street. Nevada City New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI. kaown and popular Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on COMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep on hand at all times a gooa Variety of BREAD; PIES, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cakes And Pastry Made to order on short notice or most reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to. By swict attention to business, giving good sitisfaction an isellinsg atlow rates, hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. W RST MORTON BROS. Have opened a Shop on Neal St. near cor. of Neal and Mill 8ts., .GRASS VALLEY. HERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO take Contracts on the following branches of PAINTING : Carriage & Provisoin Wagons House, Inside and Out. Signs, Plain. and Fancy. Campaign Banners and Transparencies, Advertising on Fences and Rocks, Decorative Work of all kinds. First Class Work. Prices Reasunable. MF Orders taken from any portion of the county. Wine Grapes Wanted. Highest market price paid for Wine Grapes at the Nevada County Winery. Apply to A. Isoard, Superintendent, Nevada City. Miss Mary Thomas, .PIANO TEACHER, . AS RETURNED FROM HER VACAtion, and will be pleased for her pupils aud those wishing instructions on the Nevada City, California Consultation free, — sepl3 piane. to inform her by note at her Grass Valley. oa B. H. MILLER Regninuriy Receives The -:Most Annroved Stvles IN/ MENS AND ROXS is : wow IN OUR STORE MUST BE_RELey ro Lt had HL NW Go And Furnishing Goods, t As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Etc., Ete., As can be found anywhere. c In the way of 3 Underwear My Stock is not excelled, The Latest Eastern Fashions Stiri ana Soft Zauvt. BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, _ TRUNKS AND VALISES, ~aAnd everything else usually found in a filst-cluss store of the kind. My<Prices “are (Astonishingly Low and my Stock is the Most Oor~l:.te, B. B. MILLER, 044 Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. A. FRIEDMAN, ' Broad Street. PASHIONARLE TAILOR, Makes to Order the Finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemer and Boys At the Lowest Prices AND ACCORDING TO he Very Latest Spring Styles. Call and sec my elegent Line of Goods, ineluding dcotch Tweeds, French Percales, Cassimeres, West of England Cloth, Etc., Etc. ———= ’ » A Perfect:Fit Guaranteed, > Pants a Specialty. —_——O + Parties from up'country, when in Nevada City, can have their measures taken for suits orsingle garments, which will be forward ed by express, as ordered Repairing and Pressing done, ‘ana alterations made at the Lowost Prices ° A. FRIEDMAN, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CITY’ HOTEL ‘ s Ce UF BROAD AND UNION 8Ts° THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN thoroughly overhauled and ren° ovated,and under the private ae) management has become One of the most Popular.Hotels, {iN NEVADA CITY. : tt is conducted on stricthy Temperance Principies. it has no Bar-room, and is therefore justthe place for those in search of agood quiet place to board and lodge. The Rooms are allwunny, light andairy. The Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the fole lowing low rates: ~ Board, » without Lodging, per week oo and Lodging, per ‘week, $5. to 6, Rooms, ~er Night, 25 cents, Single Meals, 25 ‘cents, O. C. CONLAN. CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION “HORSE SHOER, EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY s8TAN KLE, Main Street, Nevada City. wh Owners of fine horses are votified thatthe undersigned makes S speeney. of Morsee shoeing, and doing it in the best possible manner. Horse’s feet, when entrusted my care, are warranted t. be wept ing onner. Interfering and striking preven! eamsete i é stand, aad at work P lod peels yond pa ave the peat mn isfactorily. Mri appolnted and coolest aude ia thors’ » \ ! FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Ss »

\ Yu ELIE OLED ENGL E SLANTED ELE TMB ip Le The Daily Transcript. * fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal = na he CIRCULATES IN Gevada Ci d ceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra coungies, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the . 1 TUESDAY, OT. 2, 1888. al LATE NEWS. : 2 Berry Wall, the New York ‘‘king of the dudes,’”’ has been engaged to star in a play. : The St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Road has been sold to Russell Sage of New York. . ? L. Bormann’s wife has taken his money and eloped from their San Diego home. : Boston has registered 17,000 women who propose to vote at the coming school election. The glass manufacturers at Baltimore are shut down owing to the strike among the boys. Natural gus has been struck at Marysville at a distance of 278 feet below the surface. Mrs. Paran Stevens of New York has been robbed of her diamonds, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. Narrzieer. Proprietor. September 29, 1888. Geo Lord, Gress Valley, W D Harris, do $ Groves, Alleghany, JW Robinson, City, Mra Dent & son, do Miss Ida Allen, do Miss W Mviloy, do Geo Barvon, do Mis J Thomas, N San Juan, JK Davis, . do TJ Nolan, Colfax, J McCullough, Colfax, Wm Phillips, do E J Lentforth, 8 F. no D Isaacs, do Jan Coughlin, R R, >A Hessen, San Jose, ym G Croits Nevada, Wm S$ Conklin, Nevada, September s0th. City, one = Dan Coughlin, JW Robinson, dv Geo A Nihill, ~ do AB Thompson, Sau Francisco, SA Waters, <. do Edward Hustin, Graniteville, Robt McLeod, Blue Tent, J Msmith, Lime Kiln, Thos Gerrin, City, A Godfrey, Columbia Hill, Miss M Guafrey, do Orrin Cowell, Vakland, Jas Thomas, City, W RK Knight, Sacramento, JH Marsh & wife, City, JT Morgan & fam, do A F Miller, do Wm Fioy « wife; do . D E Morgan « fam, do . Miss {da Allen. do Miss W Mulloy, do Miss G Morgan, do Miss KR Morgan, do Niss Nellie Curtis, do Mis: Nettie Curtis, do Miss Sadie Alien, do Miss A Allen, do Geo M Allen, odo Joe Floyd, do Horace Clark, Grass Valley, M Brophy, North San Juan, Arrivals at National Exchanve Hotel. RECTOR BROTHERS, Proprietors. September 29, 1888.’ valued at $100,000. George Scott, a Modesto night watch. man, was fatally shot by a n.an he} was tryingtoarrest. . Harry Trethorvan, a Corhwall miner . took his trunk-strap and hanged himself at Helena, M. T. N. B. Hall while watching the circus passing through the streets of San Jose was robbed of $99. Small-pox in a virulent form has broken out in Surrey, B. C., twelve miles from Westminster. Fred Douglass has issued an address to the colored people, urging them to support the Republican ticket. John Rocksey, who murdered J.” Forster at Mionvt, Mont., a year ugo, . has’been arrested at Spokane Falls. . Proof isgiven that the United States . arsenals and armories are being used . by the Democrats for political pur. Seventeen million acres of the) Blackfeeet reservation in Northern . Montana have been thrown open for . settlement. ; George F. Shepard, the wealthy re. tired merchant of New York, died} last week. He was a victim of the . morphine habit. i Two carlouds of negroes, on their way from Georgia to work in the Fres. no Vineyards, have been quarantined for fear of yelléw fever, Mrs., H. C. Moyer had a desperate encounter with two thieves at North Baltimore, Ohio, but she was knocked down at last and beaten so badly that she will probably die. A Fair Election League has been organized in Indiana, whose purpose is to see that fair elections are heid throughout the State. It is said to be thoroughly organized. : The grading on the Northern California Railroad to Knights Landing is nearly completed. The road will be ready by the middle of October for the rails which are now at Marysville. The exodus of white voters fron. MF Opposite his old Stand, Florida since the breaking out of the yellow fever has alarmed, so report says, the Democrats. They fear the absence of thoes voters will cause the : . 5 ’ Stale to be counted for Harriog, . . 'To nlf ofan in Maine have been received from all counties in the State; and make the Republicins plurality 18,055. The vote is as follows: Republicans, 79,404; Democrats, 61,369: Prohibition, 3,121; Labor, 1,526; scattering, 15. Total, 145,015. < Baupness may be prevented, and a thick growth of hair stimulated, by the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. This preparation also restores the natural color to gray hair, and renders it soft, pliant and glossy. Dr. Bo-San-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, succeeded in producing ¢ medicine H's REMOVED His The Rear of Britland’s Saloon. todo all kinds of .onsvria] work in firstclass style. Stillman, San Franciseo, Gassaway, Forest City, j Kelly, San Francisco, . easlee, Grass Valley, 3 Bigelow, Columbia Hill, . Nivens, City, . ' . 24>0 SOMO Blue, You Bet, ) Randall, Rock Creek, Campbell, Blue Tent, aman, City, shea, French Gulch, viller, San Francisco, Miller, French Corral, McCarthy, Washington, Gibson, San Fidncisco, Collins, City, . . Vivian, Forest City, . rs W A Harrington, San Juan, ss M Harrington, -do A W Crane, do y Colwell, do cBride, . do Jordan, Leadville, . Lee, Marysville, . eyer, Cherokee, Cullember, San Jose, mith, ° Bates, San Francisco : Septem ber 30, 1888. . R Waggoner, Grass Valley; muel, San Francisco, Cc Clarke, do . } Booth, Iowa Hill, j R McKillican, San Francisco, j C Hogan, San Juan, . Austin, Graniteville, . o Fre oge = BREESE SSS ROCHHO> a edd = n 4 ot Cems nD S; es. BYAQND sm — E W Meredith, Sma. tsville, F Cooper, Grant’s Ranch, . Geo. Jacobs, Keny, 3 . Maria Lag»massi, Sierra City, . Henry Thompson & son, Sacramento, . G H Colby, Dutch Flat, . Miss Bell Rolie, City, . j . ! Jno Hadley, do C J Naffziger & family, City, A Friedman, do IJ Rolfe & wife City, Miss Emma Kolfe,do E Withington, do M bumbler, de . A Watke, do } Mrs Geo Jacobs, do Win Welch. do Wom Britland, do { AD Mason « wf, do . Mrs Woodara, do ! dno*Langdon, do Juo Wilson, to PSone Mrs C M Milhone,do Miss B Milhone, do Miss R McKeon, do H W Hartung, do Cal R Clarke do BARBER SHOP REMOVED. Cc. E. WILDE BABBER SHOP TO " ON PINE STREET, Where he will better prepared than ever oct2-1nih Meeting Thomas F. Srady, Of Tammany Hall, New York: which is acknowledged b_ all to be simply marvelous. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Wooping Ccugh, Croup, Bronchitis, * and Painsin the Chest, it has given universal satiaiaction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. my21-6m Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to. Henry Lane’s’ livery and feed stable. f Rhett Arrivals at the City Hotel. QO. C. CONLAB, Proprietor. September 29, 1868. ears, Maryaville, _ ee phe Penn Valley, rindyon, Bine Tent, cCarthy, Washington, Hughes, Cherokee, L Morgen, do W Kirkbam, Willow Valley, Fink, Butte County, Tackitt, Birchville, G Walters, Sacramento, > M Smith, Lime Kila, B Eeve em ep Om Las) wu? odair, City, umb, MaeHce D Buckley, do Hallett, Blue Tent, do Gibens, City, F Cleveland, City, Kirkham do eLeod, Blue Tent, Ellis, Scott's Flat, ; Zee Carrol, Sweetland, i" ’ September 20th.' Jas Dillion, Cit: ee . O'Farrell, City, é io Aer ApAors <2 Called the “Hurricane Qrator, Will address the citizens of Nevada couny at GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday be, (et 2d, Excursion Train Will leave Nevada City at 7 o'clock @@® Round trip fare only BS cts. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the Greatest Democratic Orator Of the Campaign ! STUDEBAKER . Light Two-Horse Wagon, . WM. BARTON, Agent. A‘é PERSONS IN NEED OF WAGONS D . as calland examine before purchasBarton’s Blacksmith Shop, On the Plaza. Over Seven Hundred Visitors man for the Fif eentn Assembl support as their “RECLAMATIONIST REPKEel + if You Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, Rhewmatism Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Blood Humors, Kidney Disease, Constipation, Female-Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness, Pa'tial Paralysis, or Nervous Prostration, use Paine’s Celery Comexposure or malaria, the effect of which ts to weaken the nervous system, resulting in one of these diseases. Remove the ciuse with . that great Nerve Tofiic, and uhe RESULT will . isi ppear. ; . PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND Jas. L. BowEN, Springfield rites :-— “Paine's Celery Compound cannot be excetied as a Nerve Tonic. In my case a single bottle wrought a great change. “yd nervensness entirely disaypeared, and with it the ceIti ffection of the st ch, heart and liver, and the whole tone of the system was wonderfully invigorated . tli my friends, if . sick as I have been, Paine’s Celery Compound Will Cure You! Sold by dru; . $1;six for$5. Prepared only by WELLS, Ricnarpson & Co., Burlington, Vt for the Aged, Nervous, Debititated. pound and pe cured. In each of these the // cause is mental or physical overw6rk, abxietyMass., w' =. . Warranted to color more goods than am other dyes ever made, and to ‘ive more ,bri Hant and durable colors. Ask fur the Jaa and take rio other. A Dress Dyed seg 'A Coat Colored IC A Child can use them! Unequaited for at! Fancy and Art Wor! At Druggists end Merchants. Dye Book fr WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. Props, curlington:\ Regular Kepublican Nomimce For Congressman—2d District, JOHN A. EAGON, Of Jackson, Amador County. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Clerk, JAMES L. MORGAN, Of Cherokee. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Treasurer, B. N. SHOECRAFT, “Of Nevada City. Regular Republican Nominee For District Attorney, FRANK T. NILON, Of Nevada City. » Regular Kepubiican Nominee. For State Senator, E. M. PRESTON, Of Nevada City. Regular Republicau Nominee, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City, Regular Republican Nominee For Sheriff, GEORGE LORD, Of Grass Valley. Regular Republican Nominee For County Surveyor, CHARLES E. UREN, Of Grass Valley. Republican Nominee For Clerk, S. A. Bulfinch, Ot Truckee. meen Regular Democratic Nominee e é For Sheriff, GEORGE W. DUNSTER, — Of Truckee. ~ For the Assembly: WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM an independent candidate for pete strict. I ask the voters of this district for’ their SENTATIVE.” : y the term reclamationist I mean one Who advocates reclamation, which is re claiming waste or nearly waste lands from a condition of uselessness, or of comparative ly little use, to that of greater value and » better stute of usefulness, aceurding as the couditions of any locality, to the benefits already bestowed by the reator, may perwit by man’s labor intelligently bestowed thereon; to bring into operation the best methods possible to extract from Nature's resources the greatest amount of benefits tu mankind, whether in the line of farming, mining, manufacturing or whatever else. shigsubject isof more importance to this county and t» the State, and more worthy o1 consideration in this present political cam paign, than all otherissues before the pecpe JOHN A. BALL. Penn Vaelly, Aug. 24, 1888, Land Notice. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. September 22d, 1288. N THE MATIER OF ISABELLA Mc KEON, Homestead Applicatién No. 313. Involving Lots 8and 9 of the 5 E. 4 of the NE Apt Section 14, T.16 N. R. 8 E. M. b. & Pursuant to the instructions of the Hon Commissiouer, couveyed-in. his letter **N”’ of June 15th, 1888, and upon reading and fil ing the affidayit of suid Isabella Mekeon, and good cuuse appearing therefor: it is ordered that the said Isabella McKeon, tozether with her witnesses, and each and all parties claiming said lots or any portion thereof, us being mine.alin character, and therefore not open to the entry of said MeKeon, be and appear before the County Clerk of Nevada county, at bis office in Nevada City, on the Fifteenth day of November, 1888, at 10 A M. of that day, then and there to introduce evidence to estab ish the agricultural or mineral character of said lots Sand y. s The said County Clerk is hereby designat ed asthe officer nearest the land. And itis furtner ordered that service hereof be ma ie by publication in the Neyada Daily TRANSCRIPT, a peer designated as publisued nearest the lund, and by posting in the local office and upon each lezal subdivision of the land, for 40 days prior to the return ay. And ifeithersaid Isabella McKeon, or any mineral claimant, shallfailto appear ii response to this citation, default eat be truly entered. y SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Pi achaccalchesieeaaioneceinetions PLAZA PAINT SHOP. R. P. BOWERMAN _—<——geees Would respectfully inform the [ge veo0%e of Nevada City and vicinity that he has opened a First-class Paint Shop, On the Plaza, near the corner of Sacramento Street,Nevada City, And ig prepared to do the following kinds of Painting : : Carriages and Wagons, Houses and Roofs, . Called at the Senate, you bet, To pores of the very best known drin ¥ : That Oyster Cocktails was ckle your palate kind e best regret it. “Twas voted by al-on-the very iret patict e thing to drink in town and don’t you . . OTE! If you don’t take ene now you'll forever [Meigen jee S's . ean Signs, Plain and Fancy, Distemper Painting a specialty FIRST-CLASS WORK ! : PRICES LOW! +RALLY ! -: REPUBLICAN MEETINGS ! "Harrison and Morton ! PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ! E. M. PRESTON, Hon. J. SIMS, Hon. J. . . SYKES. Hon. B. J. WATSON. FRANK T. NILON, S. A. BULFINCH, And other Republican candidates will address the people of Nevada county on the issues of the day, at the following places: Spencevillé, Thursday, October 4th.

Rongh and Ready, Friday, Oct. 5th. Grass Valley, Saturday, October 6th. French Corral, Tuesday, Oct. 9th. North San Juan, Wednesday, October 10th. ‘ Columbia Hill, Thursday, Oct. 11th. Granitevill>, Friday, October 12th. North Bloomfield, Saturday, October 13th. Nevada City, Wednesday, Oct. 17th. Maybert,, Friday, October, 19th. Washington,Saturday, October 20th. You Bet, Tuesday, October 231d. Boca, Friday, October 26th. Truckee, Saturday, October 27th. Nevada City, Saturday, Nov. 3d. . Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 5th. RALLY! f&0@All are invited to‘attend these meetings and hear the issues of the :ampaign discussed. Local Committees are requested to uake all necessary arrangements ‘for the meetings. By order County Central Committee. ERASTUS BOND, Chairman. Grorge L. Hueues, Secretary. GREAT AUCTION SAIE ‘—OF— Mules; Work Horses, Roadsters AND TROTTING HORSES, —on— . Monday,’ October 15th, 1888, At 10 A. ™., At Reavis’ Ranch, Near Chico, Butte Oo. N THE ABOVE DATE WE WILL OFFER J for sule, at the ranch of D. M. Reavis, Esq., 244 miles from Chico, three hundred bead first-class Mules, sire by Kentucky and imported Jacks, out df first-class American Mares. These Mules were all raised by Mr. . Reavis, and are fi st-class in every particular; none will exceed seven years of age. fhey will be sold as desired, in string teams, matched or single. There will also be offered about fifty kead of first-class Work Animals, out of American Mares, ‘by imyorted Percheron Stallions. At the :ame ime will be offered about fifty read of fashionable bred Trotting Mares, Colts, Fillies and Geldings, got by standard bred Stallions, such as Director, Monroe Chief, Steinway, Blackbird, etc. This will be the most extensive sale tliat hastuken place in Northern California, and Mr. Reavis’ reputation as breeder is & poarantes that the stock offered will be of a superior character. The terms will be cash, or approved notes at current interest. _ Catalogues are being prepared, giving pedigrees and full particulars, Any information desired may be obtained to tne undersigned, KILLIP & CO.; 22 Montgomery 8t., San Francisco. Largest Dry Goods Store In Nevada County ! SAMUEL YEO, PROPRIETOR, STOCK OF NEW CLOAKS; NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW MILLINERY, NEW CARPETS, NEW WALL PAPER. GIVE BEA TRIAL. SAMUEL YEO, Grass Valley. up: » application to Mr, Keavis, Chicago, or THE BEE HIVE. GRASS VALIBY. FOR PRESIDENT, Benjamin Harrison, , OF INDIANA. $ {FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Levi P. Mortor, OF NEW,YORK. jAt Large, JOHN F. SWIFT,‘ W.H. L. BARNES. Ist District, T. L. CAROTHERS, 2d District, G. W. SCHELL. 3d District, . B. MIZNER, iw {4th District, G. "A. KNIGHT. 5th District, 8S. M. SHORTRIDGE. 6th District, H. M. STREETER. FOR CONGRESS: Ist District, J. J. DEHAVEN, Of Humboldt County. 2d District, SOHN A. BAGO, Of Amador County. 3d District, JOSEPH McKENNA, Of Solano County. 4th District,! + W. W. MORRCW, Of, San Francisco. 5th District, T. G. PHELPS, Of San Mateo County. 6th District, GEN. VANDEVER, Of Los Angeles. Republican County Ticket For Senator, BE. M. Preston, : Of Nevada City. . Assemblyman l4th District, J. Sims, Of Nevada City. ~ Assemblyman 15th Dietrict, ° J.1I. Sykes, Of Grass Valley. Sheriff, George Lord, Of Grass Valley. Clerk, S. A. Bulfinch, Of Truckee. District Attorney, F. T. Nilon. Of Nevada City. Treasurer, B, J. Watson, Of Nevada City. Recorder, John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. Public Administrator, Fred A. Thomas, Of Grass Valley. Surveyor, C. E. Uren, -Of Grass Valley. Coroner, William Powell, Of Grass Valley. Supervisor Ist District, J. M. Buf fington, Jr. Stevens. ROAD OVERSEERS. Ist District. JUSTICES OF THE PEAGE. “ ‘* . Haminton McCokmic “ # *.. Samve, Parke sFOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS I (C. C. Bush, alternate. ) (F. W. Street, alternate.) (J. P. Abbott, alternate.) (J. K. Lowe, alternate.) (Cy Denike, alternate.) (H. V. Morehouse, alternate.) Supervisor 2d District, Bichard Supervisor bth District, F. P. . J. B. Bitchcock 2a “ ciseeesseeee WW, P. Morris 3a Lhd sce. Sohn BT. Clin 4th . Isaac Fleming BO RP ot eieehss ..8. J. Smith Nevada Township.. A. RB. Wapswortu Meadow Lake Tp..D. W. Beverton A Revolution in Provress. * Of the many great discoveries that have murked each era in human progres<, increasing man’s knowledze and control of nutural forces, making him a master instead of a slave and adding to the evmfort and happiness of the human race,.the discoveries of Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. author of the Histogenetic System of Medicine, must, from the nature of things, rank among the foremost. . The thousands of cases which have already been cured by this system, embracing the dixeases heretofore regarded as incurable, place the greatness of his discoveries beyond question, and build for him a monument in the hearts of the people. In his book entitled, ‘The Entire Revolution of Medicine,” is given a comprehen: ive description of this new system, and is practical application, which briefly stated is as follows: He rebuilds the diseased cells and tissues of the body with the same proximate principles and. ferments, organic bo:ljes, and so on, which are.,vominally Those he supplies tu the sick in the form of medicine, giving that. purticalar principle, which he sees from their symptoms their glands ure unable to prepzre. It is a beautiful science, and built upon scientific principles, as is abundantly proven by the: follow ng endorsements from men “hose prominence in the scientitic world . makes them competent critics, and speakvolumes for this new and rational system of medicine: : ’ CuicaGgo, January Ist, 1888. This is to certify that 1 have inade a thorough investigation of the Histogentic medicines, prepared by Dr. J. Eugene Jourdan, atid of his unique methods of research, and am therefor competent to form: a correct judgment. I pronounce them marvelous products of the highest skill, showing an acguaintance with the natural sciences far in advance oi sny savant with whose works the world is acquainted. The amount of time and painstaking which the Doctor has expended upon the singl: branch of spectroscope is enormous, and his discoveries startling; also -baviny used these medicines in my-own practice, I can say that their actual success in curing disease is as yreat as their discovery. The revolution of the medical science of today is no dream; it is at band. J. B. S.-Kina, M. D., P. D., Prof. Chem. and ioxicology Hahuemann Medical College of Chicago. Cuicaao, February 26th, 1887. Dear Siz:—Allow me the pleasure of udding one more leaf to your wreatis. itis, pernaps, not suictly professional, but it is certainly honorable. Your médicine bas accomplished For ME what To ME seemed impossible, and what certainly baffled tie skill and kuowledge of the highest in the fr.ternity. You-have not obly helped me pliysically, but you have opened a vista of possibilities for which I cannot thank you sufficiently. Lvongratalute the centaryin which you live. If he who causes two blades of yrass to grow where before there was only one, is a benefactor to society, What must be said of you, who cin transform misery into happiness. May you live long and continue to do good; and inay bigotry—the child of darkness—vaoish from your path as the mist from the glurious splendor of the rising sun. Yours fraternally, i H. G. Briees, Ph., B., M. D. Nevapa Ciry, Sept. 8th, 1888. For twenty years past vy sister, prepared in the body ty the glands.+ ‘DownGoes Furia Le THE sTOCK OF FURNITURE duced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for aoe : Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. For this reason we offer ge Extraordinary Bargains 7 —IN— BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR 8ETS, DINING ROOM TABLES AND CHAIRS, BEDS AND BEDDING, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. Fine Upholstering a Specialty Binest Stock of Parn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY} LEGG & SHAW Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, Olt, PAINTS, , VARNISHES, WOOD AND WILLOW WABE, Leather and Shoe Findings, Glasswure, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oil Stoves. Munufacturers and Repairers of Tin, Copper & Sheet ron Ware HYDRAULIC PIPE, ; Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. . Mining Implements a Specialty AGENTS FOR THE es Calif rnia Powder Works. “Largest and Best Equipped _HARDAWRBE STORE : in Northern-Central California. Prices as Low as the Lowest. LEGG & SHAW, . Nannie Robb, bas. suffered greatly ifrom chronic bowel troubles, which for the last six years have been very bad indeed; and gradually grew worse until about five months ago. At that time she was a complete physical wreck, Words cannot tell what she suffered or describe her wretched physical state, and we felt that: she could not live much longer. About this time H. C. Tuck told us that Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic medicine would cure her, and as we had tried the old school of, medicine without benefit, we decided tu try the new. After t.king the medicine prescribed a short time, this trouble, which all other med cines failed to benefit, was completely cured. This was about five months ago, and there bas been no return of the trouble since, She Las also been blind fur the last four years. Both eyes were coated over With a scam 8o thick that no patt of the iris or pupil could be seen. Mr. Tuck said the medicine would ~ cure this condition. In a short ime the scum began to disappear, and has steadily grown less—just as he said it would, until now it is more than haif gone and the yreater part of the iriscan be plainly seen in both eyes, and ‘the scum is steadily growing lexs. The doctor says the optic nerves ase puralyzed, but this too can be cured. She is now taking medicine for the paralysis, and there is s0.u e change in-this condition, and whether it is cured or not, enough has certainly been done in her case to prove that by the HistozeneticSystem of Medicine some things can be done which occulists of high standing told us was atwrly impossible. she bas also been affliicied for along time with a peculiar trouble in the head, causing her a preat deul oj suffering. This tronble is much better some of its worst features having entirely dixappeared. All the above results have teen obtained by taking Dr. J. E. Jordon’s medicines inte: nally. Berrie A. Koss. Nevapa Orry, Sept. 8, 1288, Several weeks ugo I took w bad cold, which was followed by sore throat and b.liousness, accompanied with fever and dull aching pains in.the head and back, Having heard of the remarkable cures made by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan’s Histogenetic medicines,and liearing that they.cured quick:y in ucute cases, I decided to give thein a trial Tealied ‘n H. C. Tuck, tie Doctir’s representutive for Nevada City; and afier taking the medicine prescribed «. for about thirty-six hones, the fever, together with its attending syinptoms, was entirely gone; and I wais restored to my usual health. Mars. I. U. Grey. Miss Mamie Ryan was taken very sick with bilious fever, suffering wiih severe pains inthe head and different parts of the body, anda very high {ever. Acting onthe advice of a friend, she sentfor Dr J. E. Jordan’s representutive, who prescribed Histozenetic medicines, which guickly gave relief; e. #ed within forty-eight hours complete: ly eared us fever, tozether with its attending aches and pains, and full sored bar to health. : as _ A number of other persons residiny in Nevada City, who-e names can be given, have been cured of yarions diseases, chronic and acute, by the above K} treatment, embracing Catarrh, Lung Trouble, Female Diseases, Chronic Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &! Pneumonia, Measl : 8, 5 . (Very select Millinery De5 Stomach Trouble, ist nn Saree, partment. ° maa! oon dorian een be ponaaite and his : ; ment obtained t : i . (OF Artistic City Trimmer in CONSTABLES. Someaie: Hee UCK. ie omen charge. Nevada Township..... Wx. Scorr . found at Ola pooins in the Burns’ ants MW Fine Goods a Specialty. “ eee ce Joszru Forsr . t#8* Broad street, near M. E. Church, Main Street. Nevada City New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI. kaown and popular Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on COMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep on hand at all times a gooa Variety of BREAD; PIES, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cakes And Pastry Made to order on short notice or most reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to. By swict attention to business, giving good sitisfaction an isellinsg atlow rates, hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. W RST MORTON BROS. Have opened a Shop on Neal St. near cor. of Neal and Mill 8ts., .GRASS VALLEY. HERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO take Contracts on the following branches of PAINTING : Carriage & Provisoin Wagons House, Inside and Out. Signs, Plain. and Fancy. Campaign Banners and Transparencies, Advertising on Fences and Rocks, Decorative Work of all kinds. First Class Work. Prices Reasunable. MF Orders taken from any portion of the county. Wine Grapes Wanted. Highest market price paid for Wine Grapes at the Nevada County Winery. Apply to A. Isoard, Superintendent, Nevada City. Miss Mary Thomas, .PIANO TEACHER, . AS RETURNED FROM HER VACAtion, and will be pleased for her pupils aud those wishing instructions on the Nevada City, California Consultation free, — sepl3 piane. to inform her by note at her Grass Valley. oa B. H. MILLER Regninuriy Receives The -:Most Annroved Stvles IN/ MENS AND ROXS is : wow IN OUR STORE MUST BE_RELey ro Lt had HL NW Go And Furnishing Goods, t As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Etc., Ete., As can be found anywhere. c In the way of 3 Underwear My Stock is not excelled, The Latest Eastern Fashions Stiri ana Soft Zauvt. BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, _ TRUNKS AND VALISES, ~aAnd everything else usually found in a filst-cluss store of the kind. My<Prices “are (Astonishingly Low and my Stock is the Most Oor~l:.te, B. B. MILLER, 044 Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. A. FRIEDMAN, ' Broad Street. PASHIONARLE TAILOR, Makes to Order the Finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemer and Boys At the Lowest Prices AND ACCORDING TO he Very Latest Spring Styles. Call and sec my elegent Line of Goods, ineluding dcotch Tweeds, French Percales, Cassimeres, West of England Cloth, Etc., Etc. ———= ’ » A Perfect:Fit Guaranteed, > Pants a Specialty. —_——O + Parties from up'country, when in Nevada City, can have their measures taken for suits orsingle garments, which will be forward ed by express, as ordered Repairing and Pressing done, ‘ana alterations made at the Lowost Prices ° A. FRIEDMAN, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY CITY’ HOTEL ‘ s Ce UF BROAD AND UNION 8Ts° THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN thoroughly overhauled and ren° ovated,and under the private ae) management has become One of the most Popular.Hotels, {iN NEVADA CITY. : tt is conducted on stricthy Temperance Principies. it has no Bar-room, and is therefore justthe place for those in search of agood quiet place to board and lodge. The Rooms are allwunny, light andairy. The Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the fole lowing low rates: ~ Board, » without Lodging, per week oo and Lodging, per ‘week, $5. to 6, Rooms, ~er Night, 25 cents, Single Meals, 25 ‘cents, O. C. CONLAN. CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION “HORSE SHOER, EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY s8TAN KLE, Main Street, Nevada City. wh Owners of fine horses are votified thatthe undersigned makes S speeney. of Morsee shoeing, and doing it in the best possible manner. Horse’s feet, when entrusted my care, are warranted t. be wept ing onner. Interfering and striking preven! eamsete i é stand, aad at work P lod peels yond pa ave the peat mn isfactorily. Mri appolnted and coolest aude ia thors’ » \ ! FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Ss »