August 14, 1893 (4 pages)

a" SE pm aS IVE. Eade GHE GRANSGRIPT. AUGUST _EVE'G, MONDAY 99. 14, Superior Court, building of his great journal, Mr. de Young has found time to render many public serThe Progress of Socialism. Aue thiowing busi wis thusasted vices of no small importance. A thoroughThe gat: ‘Seeny of socialism is making ope 4 ater : ds i John CCalday, H Hoo,are aperior Cour paced Republican from principle and bethe Duke of Cambridge a eadder—it could not of course*make him a wiser—man. . well presiding: lieving that the principles of his party are It was very sad, he said at a charity . © Estate and guardinship of Marion, Jean best adapted for the welfare and growth of Order tixing dinner, to think that the masses were . and Edua McCrandle, minora. ra weobo this country, he has at all Two Heurs Late. possess 8. diabolical arrangement Sonoma, the running of the big ferry boat which had never before been accorded this superior, on the morrow. Fortunately . and Thomas Buckett. : State and made the influence of the” Pacific the world was governed and ought to be Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley et al. coast felt in an unmistakable manner. . governed by common sense, and he hoped Order continuing motion tor.a new trial one For several years Mr. de Young has been a} jt would always continue to be, week, Mary KH. Gray vs. W. 'H: Conley ét al. meraber of the national committee and latBut the duke forgets two things. The tions he secured for California.a reevgnition preventing PERSONAL, Young. M. Ryan of San Francisco is in town. ing train William L. Cole left on the morn for Sacramento. San FranDistrict Attorney Ford went to cisco yesterday. Camp Charles E, Wild-has returned from the trip. bell Springs, greatly improved by ved h re} R. C. Black of Sen Francisco arr Bloomfield. list evening on bis way to North N. Trebeilcox -came dewn from North ing his suggestions adopted nore than once. . laments—has yet been found for making At the last session of the State Legislaproved incapacity descend.— Westminture his political services were recogaized . 3U¢T Gazette, aLNOES ert bv the bestouwal upon bin of the houor of Bloomfield today. eHarold Forbes came down from Downi ville tuday on his way to San Francisco. . Mrs. J. C. Dickerman returned yesterday from Campbell ee Springs ae oe in very, much the f The Chronicle 1 Leading ' last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Hon. C. W. Cross of San Frarcisco arrived here last evening on. his way to Downieville. “[. G. Farrer of Fresno arrived here this ’ anorning and will remain in the county afew weeks. ———— ag 1 Journalist af Pacific the Coast. i ; 5 heme on Washington street. J. W. Brown of Downieville arrived here symptoms, but whatever ‘form Ae Wm. ee T. Hooper dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is in the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one pein rear Giants Me ee will remain a dyspeptic who will It will. correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expe! foul gase “ Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion for defendant. and at the same George C,. Gaylord vs. Henry M. Place etal. Order amending judgment. Prunes or Wheat. Estate of George G. Allan, deceased. the nomination for the United States SenaTom thousand pounds of green prunes . Order fixing September 4, 1893, as the time torship, as successor wl. the late George per acre, or 8,200 pounds bf dried, is a . for settlement of final account and hearing Hearst. His friends stood staunchly by him, . ronservative estimate. “Twenty bushels petition for distribution. ‘but after balloting for nearly two weeks Mr. . of wheat, or 1,200" pounds, is a large : oes de Young withdrew his name from the con-. 'stimate per acre. The farin value of a test and gave his strength in support of the prunes this year = $8330; the farm : (harles N. Felton, thus ending. the pro value of the wheat is $15. Our California peach orchards will show as many pounds longed-deadlock and giving that gentleman syeen-as of dried prunes, with half the the-coveted hagire honor, : ee . dried product of prunes worth this year t is his connection with the coming! 8200 per acre. We have low prices for : s : x el if : proved in health. Frank Costello, who has ben sick so long, is lying in a critical condition at his — were made equal one day some would be a appointed:gg P. H. Paynter, stomach. No two dyspepcalled tics have the same predominant ‘alae aubndtiad ; terly of the executive branch of that body, . first is that it is‘quite possible to imagine De righ npates Sterao tai cra a in which position he.}ias been a prominent . ® ¥eW arder of society under which those ere in shaping Republican policy and who would be superior om the morrow" . Henry-Kuenzly vs.-Matilda. Kuenzly. De. factor would be so in virtue of : merit and not of . :murrer to complaint submitted. insuring Republican success, He has been rth, Ar id the second is that under the Mrs. M. Williams et al.,°vs. John M. : birth. honored by being called upon for advice at existing order of society, though proved . Williams et. al. Order setting cause for various times by the chief executive of the capacity can often ascend, no effective } 4. ; H ugustt ©6th. 26th. Defend Defendants demand for a nation, and has justly felt flattered at hav—) means—as Professor Huxley somewhere jury trial denied; exeeption taken by counsel Social and Other Notes About People Old aad . ‘ for all of us to be on a level, for if all pecans aa Cohimbian Exposition at Chicagy, howe. er, . fruit at times, but never dows ts cost of that has given Mr: de Young his best op: production, portunity to de good work for California, There never has been atime when good fruit well handled and cured _ time } Start orpoate, rl, and will disappear. “For more than. three Dysptpsia in its worst Si It is a good medicine. Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I pores. use anything else, and have never been disap pointed in the effect produced; it seems to almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomach, and Bowels,""—W. J,McEtroy. Macon, Ga. HEAVEN EARTH: e Leve and Beauty Make Heaven. h : So ct us havelpure hearis, beautifn] flowers, , birds—nay, t i A MYLoAS ERLERDOMNA SLASTERIS . woman cun be loved, jo Money to Loan, strated the power of an independent and} jef_ nodetail of construction, arrangement —_— the subsequent growth of that great journal untrammeled press when working in the iner plan unstudied, and eonsequently when $600 is o flered tu loan on good security. has its Counterpart in the history of the San Dr. E. F. Cunningham of Grass Valley arFranciscé Chronicle, whose commencement terest uf the people. No one who was a appointed a member.of the National World's} Apply to J. M. Walling. al4-tf have Fair Commission from this State he brought ~+72@e+' rived here last evening on his way to Camp~ was eyen more humble if possible, ard resident of. California at that seni time can . is “tonville where he will locate-” — forgotten the meniorable fight over the new . to the task a thorongh knowledge of what Bucklen’s Arnica’ Salve. teed to cure you. Price, W ota, Injector fren whose outcome has. certainly been not less = a . " Fran= San trom Constitution, which was won single handed . was essential. This was quickly recognized ip MoD. Ccéley caine l. LOH’S wonderfu _tiseo Jast.evening of bis way te the German . . Tt was on Monday; tannary 16; 1860; thethy.the Chronicle. Every newspaper ja. the }.and he was.made.a.member_of the baad’ of _whe best Salve. in the worl d for Ajate, mine. : : portion of . control and subsequently. chosen vices presi‘Bryises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever} the first npumber:of the Dramatic. Chronicle city except this, and thejgreater acre CREME Vf£U} Dink. Prevyentsa REESE ~“vinkke, Keepa skin in .perfect condition. No matter what blemish dafigures face or form, Mis, Nettie -Harri-sous urticles will genera A in amawas the outconft of several efforts bade alis cick eur journalism which tad ha tase en mM county, is most satisfactory. The mine is looking as well, if not better, than it ever did, and very rich rock is being taken out. It was believed, . partments she is best calculated to take even by those having the largest faith in the. prominence, he has, without “doing injus equaled by other preparations. AYER’S ( hronicle and its euergetic and far-seeing . tice to any other interest or any other State, Sarsaparilla sieacies the taint of hereditary scrofula and‘other blood dis proprietors, that the accommodations thus managed i¢ so.that California shall have the provided, superior as they were to those of. position to which she is entitled, but which the Chronicle signalized the eyent. in the privileges of the telegraphic news Some fine reck was brought in today the paper bad reached a daily cireylation of} by issuing a special edition, which was the} seryice. But despite all machinations that from the Belle Fountaine mine at Willow . 000 and had won for itself a prominent . most ambitious effort of the kind San Pran-. insane jealousy and bitter business rivalry Valley. This mine will undoubtedly de. place among the old established journals ef . cisco had ever witnessed. Having jnangus. could suggest, the Chronicle, as already re Not a little of . ated thé idea of signalizing unusual occur-i} lated, came oyt triumphantly victorious, was re-]rences in this manner the Chronivle has. and to add to the bitterness of defeat Mr. Chronicle the which with favor is worked ona big scale. This is the mine the ceived was due to the fact that in its col~}kept it up until the present time, Its many de Young has for several years occupied a that was bonded a shert time ago. At the other mines hereabouts. the pros—. Wns were contributions from the -pens of . special numbers have attracted world-wide . prominent position in the offic al directorate velop into a paying property as scen as it the Pacific coast metropolis. ment was made that the Chronicle would . the progress of the State and the New York . thereafter be issued as a regular daily news-. summaries, and long sirce had earned the. right to be classed among are also notable examples of . of the Pacilic coast. paper. It entered upon this stage of its ex-) newspaper enterprise which-havedone much large wealth has not divorced him from the Clinton Harrison adverties in the Tranistence with a regular subscription list of . to make the Chronicle a household word . energy and attention to detail which gave a full line of samples of . 8,000 readers, scattered all over the coast. throughout the entire Pacific coast and. him that wealth, and every department scarier that he has Very soon after this change came an op-}suught for abroad by those in search. of his great business is still ~ subject to In a desirable locality. liculars enquire at Twansontrt office. a8-tf BUever faltered or was beaten, but kept} Sold by Carr Bros, t ON MAIN STREET, nery. eta, . Annual Meeting. pyre’ STK ’ 100 Acrés in Muscat ERBEC. BLUE GRAVEL COMbearing, orchard, ete.and Tokay Grapes, all in pany.—The annual meetingMINING of the stuckRanch consists of 6°0 acres, large house, 3 . belders of the above company, for the election large barns * “ lof trustecs to serve forthe ensuing year, »nd tbe oe sell or Ieaae tite ‘onch and: Vineya @ ]Om, Wednesday, Augtat tty 1H,xat closes sWil oo 5st iat eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take or to AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short 90 acres rich meadow land ia Alf«l‘a. ance of land tillable and good pasture, Bal the transaction of such other ting, ¥ as may properly come before the meeting, wi.] be hel! shee can oe ere ne Bee ne oct Woakatee tacks Avply to FEED SEARLS, Nevada City, Vurday, 4 ugust 12, 1608 ab t2 ofclok x P. J. SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, San Franciaco, all Omce—820 Sansome street, room ranciseo, Cal, 10, Sam time, tl 16 palns ceased and the pimples disappeared. IT advise every young man oer woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how AYER ’S Sarsaparilla.”—H.L. Jarmann, $3 Will jam st., New York City. AGENT FOR Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. ~~~ Financial Mat WATER. ters and Dull Times Generally, WA LL -PAPER Has Taken Suddea Tumble in Price. A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EV By order of the Bones of[Diseotors, hen zB ETE a Offico, 8.0, Bansome Stre¢t, yoy og ‘. to the Complexion and cures Constipation, Franeisca, California, But besides devoting himself to the up25e., 50c. STORES NEVADA CITY. ane Acres ‘n sep rate tract, containing a Fine aesefee-! Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness isdtan THREE DRESBACH RANCH. CLINTON HARRISON. For further par-}2°W* service by telegraph, the Chronicle} cific coast journalism, . F “1000 Acres of Lend at Springs, known as the ouse, CARPET pee wd ] HAVE ery kind, quali y and pattery of Wall ones and Kord ers to mateb, whichI can guaran’ @ to sell for about one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore te pay. Call anc 1 examine the specimens at my house on Spring St., next door to the nee teen Jnurch, and be convinced ofthe truth o f this announcement, who attempted to. maintain a monopoly of . the universally ackuowledged leader in Pa _ : . . orders at one-half the prices that haveShereportunity to show of what stuff its mana -. of authentic information. his personal attention. He exercises close tofore been charged. If you want anything . 8°T* and staff were composed. The great] In 1880 the death of his brother Charles} supervision over the columns of the great in that line, read his notice, and then go earthquake.of October 22, 1868, literally as. left M. H. de Young the sole editor and . journal which Ke is has built up and every. and see his samples. well as figuratively paralyzed every news-. proprietor of the Chronicle, positions which . sue bears the impress of his individuality paper in the city with a single exception. . were assumed with so mach ability and such. and strength of character. That it will ———-—-+ 00+ House and Lot for Sale. That exception was the-Chronicle,, While] readinesq to successfully cope with every. continue so to do and that it will’ grow An eight-room house, hard-finished, furthe earth was still trembling and buildings] problem that before the decade had passed . in importanee anid influence under his manwere crnmbling every man that could be . it became evident that the -quarters at Bush . agement for many years to come is as cerASSESSMENT NOTICE. nished or unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. pressed into service was dispatched to gather . and Kearney streeta would soon prove in-. tain as the fact that it has attained its presFor particulars enquire of control, his under position ACK RABRIT MILL AND MINING COM unrivaled ent accomextensive more that and Mas. B. Lroxs, up the details of the catastrophe, and lon g . adequate, east eee + * PANY. Location of Principal place of businest, tan Francisco, Cal. Locat inh tn Piety Hill, Nevada City. before, gps rivals h vd recovered from their . modations were an imperative necessity. Be sure and put a box of Ayer's Pills in Grase Valley, district Nevada Co. Cal. Notice syncope the Chronicle was on the street . Steps were accordingly taken te' meet the your gatchel before traveling. either by land is hereb. + +@e + of Direc en bela on the th doy afAugust Anount with full accounts of the dire happenings, . emergency, the result being that in June, or sea. You will tiad them convenient, 18u3, an Assessment. (No.4) of five cents (5 cts.) Hires’ Koot Beer. upon the Capital stoc supplementing the earliest cdition with . 1890, the present magnificent building at efficacious, and safe, The best remedy for per share, was levied of the Corperation, payable immediately in H uarters for this delicious and] oth later details btained. Market, Kearney and Geary streets was occostiveness, indigestion, and sick headache, . United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, ar the healtLful summer beverage—at the Beegoer ee alae cir aaineonagsces oltice of the Company, 3820 me Street, oF allowing the example thus established . cupied, thus giving the Chronicle the finest . ang adapted toany climate. hive Grocery Store, Commercial street Room 10, San Francise», California. Any ene Sw eens) : in ss tock upon which this Assessment shall reates the Chronicle kept-easily in the van in fu ‘~. newspaper building west of Chicago, and main unpaid on the 15th day of Septembe-, 1893, Girl Wanted nishing the public with the latest news of . affording aiple room for the rapid growth Don’r ruin your digestive crgans with pills will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at payment is made as ho be ark in a small family. Eu-. Oren in all parts of the world. Al ~. that now, as always, rewards the energy and purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Reguublic auction, and unl oO tober, "189 to pay the el Fle Fe a Biot al-t{ . though it encountered a most determined . and enterprise with which it has been con-. lator. quire at the Transcript office. with costs of advertising, and ment. together KARL’S CLOVER. ROUT, the gre.t expenses and unworthy opposition from its rivals, . ducted, and which has made the Chronicle} of sae. ee GO Residence Lot For Sale. FURNITURE vid to Renton For Sale or Lib oral Terms of AYE R’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with k idney troubles for about six months , suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. Im addition to ‘this, my body was covered with pimply . the, milliongires . Owing to Depression in But the possession of Wall Paper. all grades of wall paper, and he will fill LEGG & SHAW, 3 Dealers in the relief I have.obtained from the use Will Cure You is believed, be considerably larger. none +0 eet = cag. 67 South Fifth Ave., NewYork, N.Y HARDWARE, “T cannot forbear to express my joy at ene nies, have since achieved fame in the. literary . Te.nplar, the celebration of the restoration . the snarlings of his doubly defeated world, though then withoyt even much . of San Carlos mission, the meeting of the. the consciousness of having won the contest } Odd Fellows, the, annual encampment of single handed being glory enough for bim. local renown, Besides his phencmenally successfu} newsIn August, 1868, the new paper had at-} the Grand Army and other important eyents tained such a permanent hold upon the af-. were signalized by the issuance of exhaus— paper Lusiness Mr. de Young has been for= fections of the public that a radical chang . tive special editions, The two specials an tunate in other ventures in which he has coming month’s yield of our. mines will, it was determined upon, and the announce-. itrigation, the seventy-Hve years’ sketch of engaged, ; AYERS Sarsaparilla long standing the case may be, to take ness*any made here in many years before. The bullion output of this district for last month was larger than for a long time, and was a surprise to all interested, but the ‘mie epee vedly, the confidence of the people. pects are highly encouraging, avd it. is the Mark Twain, Bret Harte, Prentice Mulford ; notice. The ocgasion of the Author's Care. of that body. ‘To his credit it may be said . opinion of mining men whe are acquainted Charles Warren Stoddard and others who . nival, the triennial gathering of the Knights . that he has been content to pass unheeded with the present situation that the clean-ups for the ensuing month will exceed in rich Liohiuing + Fruit + da's % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CQ,, 5 eases from the system, and it has, deser the. Chrenicle from being allewed to participate roek is now coming frem this mine, and the nized fact that to obtain the news one must . tember 23, 1379, on his trip around Ky July of that year {world Every ex; er.enced housewife kn; wa has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been opportun— . cle sought by every means in their power, At the Providence the outlook was never raries an example which astonished them . new quarters the Chronicle let ‘io of . resorting to mis epresentation of the worst appreciation its demonstrate to pass ity paper} this which in race a inaugurating 22d . ahead carried being is work and brighter mainwhat constituted a newspaper. When Gen. character and stopping literally at nothing, easily with # vim that shows that the present has, from that time to this, Prdelleat tained the lead, until it has become a recog -. eral Grant reached San Francisco on Sep-. in their desperate efforts to prevent the maiegement means business. read the Chronicle, The Fruit-Canning Season HAS ARRIVED. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, any other journal on the coast; would be] would not have been secured exept for the ample at least for the remainder of the cen-. indefatigable labors of her representative. That time brings ita revenges never had a “making a record” until the assassination tury, That scarcely another decade was to. of President Lincoln on April 14th. .The. elapse before better and more ropmy quarmore marked exemplification than in the cons Chronicle was the first San Francisco paper . ters would be imperatively demanded was nection of Mr. de Young with that great to give the news of this terrible event to the ». not anticipated by a single person. news gathering organization, the Associated public, setting its slower going contempo-} From the time it took ‘possession of its Press. For years the rivals of the Chroni mill is kept running steadily. Superthious hair pernianently removed. Will cure You, is a true statement of the They Are all Looking Well, and Big Results. ;.+;. methods then in vogue that the atten rank which it occupied. whieh is now one of the largest in the E Skookum Root Hair action of AYER’S Sarsaparilla, when taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but; while this assertion is trac of ’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can AYER attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to — other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to impose upon you, as ‘just as good as Ayer’s.”” ‘Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently. Truckee, and expected to be joined ac Alta cupied “by the Chronigle. “Nothing had treme. The experience vf Mr. de Young en-. to be made apparent. by Dwight Rolfe, who will make the trip While principally deyoted to advertising, been left undone which could contribute to] abled him to suggest a remedy ja this di. with them. , a certain amount of space in the little jour tie production ofa perfect newspaper. The . rection also, and his plana haye since been aes nal was given up-to condensed accounts of latest improved presses were put in, and in. adopted and, carried out. ; THE MINES . ° . . i principal events of the day and to crisp, every department there wils a lavish ex-. While devoted to the succe-s of the fair ome snappy comment thereon. Thgs was such a peudi‘ure in the provision of means by . as a whele, he has never for a moment lost Knowing the deVs ’ : F decided innoyation upon the turgid journalwhich the paper could be kept in the front] gight of his own State. tion yesterday. The machinery works amoothly and everything about the plant, Cal. RISON, 9 Geary street, San Franciaco, Cures Others wealthier and larger established rivals had) jagtramental in whatever #\o:ésa.imay. b: y tion of the public was quickly attracted, and Are Expected This Month, once secured was held for all tame. In less et thana month it *became necessary to enThe new hoisting works at the Champion large the paper, this eveut taking place on It grew steadily in favor, nine are completed and were set in operaFebruary 13th. though: no occasion presented itself leefor . very n? 246 ; around, his had the public spirit to conceive or carry achieved, healih doea not improve any. ,He will be the-De Young brethers; Charles-and M.-H, out._‘This.was-the-oregtion-of ‘a building to “Phe next matter that engaged hivrt brought home to this city Wednesday. . and -their-suecess in-which had stimulated be devoted entirely to the uses of its. con= =. tention was the grouping and arrangement Henry Hartung and Alphonse Isoard left them to more ambitious effort. That they stantly inereasing business. In September, of thé various principal buildings. It is yesterdayfora—two weeks’ visitto Lake’ had, éven at their early age, made WoO THis 1879, the tive four-story structure at the now a matter ot liistury that this, too, as Tahoe. They went by the cars as far as take in their choice of a vécatiun was soon corner of Bush and Kearney streets was oc— originally prope sed, was defective in the ex : . Nevada City, Cal. For any 6 gaan or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MR3, NETTIE HAR i} to be dandruff 3 A er, W. T. Morgan is still in San ase voie > fall out when At Newada City, August 14, 1393, to the . % wife of Win. (Celio, a son, STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Sireet, ie Sunday for San Francisco. California can, therebled, indeed, the theatrical advertising was routed and the Constitution was adopted . that.it was adupted: Mra. Abbie E. Johnston, Department sheets still in use, an amusement programme by an immense majority, , fore, claim wich just pride. that ‘the classiPresident, W. R. C., wife’ of J. M. Johnoccupying the principal space, with a While this fight. a going on tha Chron tication ays cin of the fair {4 due’ to ane’ of stow of Los Angeles, is visiting the family column of-advertisements-on, each’ sidé. icle was at the same time engaged in 4 no~. ¢heir own citizens, and to him ‘should be . of John Evans of this city. The production pf the Dramatic Chronicle table piece of enterprise such as none of the . awarded the honor of having been primarily ee 1ORN, systenr of classiflcation he pik so, and se such telling and oft-repeated Lows that it} successfully explained its veluatile fe. ures Altnough able cure. MISS A. J. being adopted by his colleagues, and lost no sale wt Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, Se BUILI EK “mbes Ledicetesn Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa, Chi'bai », was issued from a ding / little office at 417 the press thrgughout the State,was emlisted . dent of the National Commission. will al) Skin Kruptions, and posit very and Caziis, Kdgar when ay. outset, the at mark his yesterd co He made Capi-] to San Francis Clay street. It wasa diminutive -four-page ix’ opposition to’ the Constitution. or no pay required. It 1s guaranPiles, Cures He} up. classificutiom-came of question the enter the State University in a few days. adep:ion.and} fonght.its everywhere talists sheet, cach page being little more-than oned returne have family John T. Morgan and Chranicle the devious devices that were resorted to in saw at a glance the fatal defects of the sys: teed to give perfect satisfacion o: money . quarter the ; size of i the preseotpS aes = re funded, Price 25 cents per box. For . '**. from: Europe and are now in Chicago, where P28e8 copies were order to insure its rejection weuld fill vol-. tem proposed and that was on the point cf hundred few a Only fore. ; 2 Se Y tine in ‘pointing them out and exposing their faults, Challenged tu produce @ better ag The £RIY FCOPand Miss Mary Hook and Edgar Hook wen eter en : wes: The Chronicle, however, ‘secure in printed, and these were distributed” gratuibeittd = Se ° ~ starting for home, tously. As: its name, indicated, it Was the belief that the people would be .true to} Judge Niles Searls and wife, after an unlargely devoted to theatrical matters, its themselves, entered the field in their behalf} their old usually pleasant. visit among and dealt the combination. that. opposed it pitfall friends and neighbors, left on the noon train ie taigahie space err LOLA MONTEZ EMEDY. For sale at Carr Bros, — I would not be without it.”"—James A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. “‘As a general family remedy for a, y He At last I tried Liver Regulator, which cured me in a short time. where all others fail, Coughs, Croup, Sore the foundation of the New York Herald and rs I suffered with form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief, the road which it_had entered In 1889 he’ was appointed commissioner did aye bring ‘a good profit.—General M. H. de Young,.editor and proprietor of steadily en until it had. conquered all opposition and . from this State to the Paris Exposition and ee tlie of one is e,’ the San Princteco Chronicl In February list, we learn from the best-known and most successful newspaper humbled all rivals, The victory by which . he devoted much time to a study of that afthe Chron‘cle forced recognition from the} fair, His criticism of the manner in which] United Statea Wreck Chart of the North men in the country, though not yet 45 years of age, having been born in St. Louis in Associated Press was achieved in’ 1876, in this country was represented or rather mis-. Atlantic, there were no fewer than 45 promp GH THE opposition as had represen‘ed there attracted much attention, lerelict Vessels in that ocean, and more 1848. He has achieved a success’ in his the face of such persistent of track the in were them of half ‘2an {. oth and 0) him enabled time samo the at and en-. similar any to shown Leen before chosen vocation such as has fallen to the lot never p> 4 ‘Avan the transatlantic liners. ; Asthma. For Consumption it terprise. ers to perceive what would be necessary to of story has arg tnoumae® and will a Bp . ted of but few men. ‘The oft-repea + e@e o---—_—— In 1879 occurred an.event :which demon= make our own exposition a success. aware that you made suddenly time for hearing return of sale of real estate. through his paper and by personal endeavor, . themselves by pulling down the classes. ee Secenete Letters) a In this world, continued his royal sought to advance the best interests of the of adininistration granted to Grace Powning, party. At the last two nationai conven-. highness, of course it was impossible . _. $300 . d by the} so that trains have to go aroun. : . difference in} Stockton route, causing .the E time. ¥ jeq to believe that they could benefit : Is that misery experienced when e . The passenger train on the Narrow Gaug An. ng. eveni this late hours will be two yester— engine jumped the track at Benicia diay and went into the bay, thus a ee Sto etree, vere mea SRN TRAE fee ange care ey times, both} ks Hires Hoot Beer! . For sale by the Dozen or Gross! AT A SPECIAL PRICE Beehive Commercial set 2

a" SE pm aS IVE. Eade GHE GRANSGRIPT. AUGUST _EVE'G, MONDAY 99. 14, Superior Court, building of his great journal, Mr. de Young has found time to render many public serThe Progress of Socialism. Aue thiowing busi wis thusasted vices of no small importance. A thoroughThe gat: ‘Seeny of socialism is making ope 4 ater : ds i John CCalday, H Hoo,are aperior Cour paced Republican from principle and bethe Duke of Cambridge a eadder—it could not of course*make him a wiser—man. . well presiding: lieving that the principles of his party are It was very sad, he said at a charity . © Estate and guardinship of Marion, Jean best adapted for the welfare and growth of Order tixing dinner, to think that the masses were . and Edua McCrandle, minora. ra weobo this country, he has at all Two Heurs Late. possess 8. diabolical arrangement Sonoma, the running of the big ferry boat which had never before been accorded this superior, on the morrow. Fortunately . and Thomas Buckett. : State and made the influence of the” Pacific the world was governed and ought to be Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley et al. coast felt in an unmistakable manner. . governed by common sense, and he hoped Order continuing motion tor.a new trial one For several years Mr. de Young has been a} jt would always continue to be, week, Mary KH. Gray vs. W. 'H: Conley ét al. meraber of the national committee and latBut the duke forgets two things. The tions he secured for California.a reevgnition preventing PERSONAL, Young. M. Ryan of San Francisco is in town. ing train William L. Cole left on the morn for Sacramento. San FranDistrict Attorney Ford went to cisco yesterday. Camp Charles E, Wild-has returned from the trip. bell Springs, greatly improved by ved h re} R. C. Black of Sen Francisco arr Bloomfield. list evening on bis way to North N. Trebeilcox -came dewn from North ing his suggestions adopted nore than once. . laments—has yet been found for making At the last session of the State Legislaproved incapacity descend.— Westminture his political services were recogaized . 3U¢T Gazette, aLNOES ert bv the bestouwal upon bin of the houor of Bloomfield today. eHarold Forbes came down from Downi ville tuday on his way to San Francisco. . Mrs. J. C. Dickerman returned yesterday from Campbell ee Springs ae oe in very, much the f The Chronicle 1 Leading ' last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Hon. C. W. Cross of San Frarcisco arrived here last evening on. his way to Downieville. “[. G. Farrer of Fresno arrived here this ’ anorning and will remain in the county afew weeks. ———— ag 1 Journalist af Pacific the Coast. i ; 5 heme on Washington street. J. W. Brown of Downieville arrived here symptoms, but whatever ‘form Ae Wm. ee T. Hooper dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is in the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one pein rear Giants Me ee will remain a dyspeptic who will It will. correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expe! foul gase “ Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion for defendant. and at the same George C,. Gaylord vs. Henry M. Place etal. Order amending judgment. Prunes or Wheat. Estate of George G. Allan, deceased. the nomination for the United States SenaTom thousand pounds of green prunes . Order fixing September 4, 1893, as the time torship, as successor wl. the late George per acre, or 8,200 pounds bf dried, is a . for settlement of final account and hearing Hearst. His friends stood staunchly by him, . ronservative estimate. “Twenty bushels petition for distribution. ‘but after balloting for nearly two weeks Mr. . of wheat, or 1,200" pounds, is a large : oes de Young withdrew his name from the con-. 'stimate per acre. The farin value of a test and gave his strength in support of the prunes this year = $8330; the farm : (harles N. Felton, thus ending. the pro value of the wheat is $15. Our California peach orchards will show as many pounds longed-deadlock and giving that gentleman syeen-as of dried prunes, with half the the-coveted hagire honor, : ee . dried product of prunes worth this year t is his connection with the coming! 8200 per acre. We have low prices for : s : x el if : proved in health. Frank Costello, who has ben sick so long, is lying in a critical condition at his — were made equal one day some would be a appointed:gg P. H. Paynter, stomach. No two dyspepcalled tics have the same predominant ‘alae aubndtiad ; terly of the executive branch of that body, . first is that it is‘quite possible to imagine De righ npates Sterao tai cra a in which position he.}ias been a prominent . ® ¥eW arder of society under which those ere in shaping Republican policy and who would be superior om the morrow" . Henry-Kuenzly vs.-Matilda. Kuenzly. De. factor would be so in virtue of : merit and not of . :murrer to complaint submitted. insuring Republican success, He has been rth, Ar id the second is that under the Mrs. M. Williams et al.,°vs. John M. : birth. honored by being called upon for advice at existing order of society, though proved . Williams et. al. Order setting cause for various times by the chief executive of the capacity can often ascend, no effective } 4. ; H ugustt ©6th. 26th. Defend Defendants demand for a nation, and has justly felt flattered at hav—) means—as Professor Huxley somewhere jury trial denied; exeeption taken by counsel Social and Other Notes About People Old aad . ‘ for all of us to be on a level, for if all pecans aa Cohimbian Exposition at Chicagy, howe. er, . fruit at times, but never dows ts cost of that has given Mr: de Young his best op: production, portunity to de good work for California, There never has been atime when good fruit well handled and cured _ time } Start orpoate, rl, and will disappear. “For more than. three Dysptpsia in its worst Si It is a good medicine. Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I pores. use anything else, and have never been disap pointed in the effect produced; it seems to almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomach, and Bowels,""—W. J,McEtroy. Macon, Ga. HEAVEN EARTH: e Leve and Beauty Make Heaven. h : So ct us havelpure hearis, beautifn] flowers, , birds—nay, t i A MYLoAS ERLERDOMNA SLASTERIS . woman cun be loved, jo Money to Loan, strated the power of an independent and} jef_ nodetail of construction, arrangement —_— the subsequent growth of that great journal untrammeled press when working in the iner plan unstudied, and eonsequently when $600 is o flered tu loan on good security. has its Counterpart in the history of the San Dr. E. F. Cunningham of Grass Valley arFranciscé Chronicle, whose commencement terest uf the people. No one who was a appointed a member.of the National World's} Apply to J. M. Walling. al4-tf have Fair Commission from this State he brought ~+72@e+' rived here last evening on his way to Camp~ was eyen more humble if possible, ard resident of. California at that seni time can . is “tonville where he will locate-” — forgotten the meniorable fight over the new . to the task a thorongh knowledge of what Bucklen’s Arnica’ Salve. teed to cure you. Price, W ota, Injector fren whose outcome has. certainly been not less = a . " Fran= San trom Constitution, which was won single handed . was essential. This was quickly recognized ip MoD. Ccéley caine l. LOH’S wonderfu _tiseo Jast.evening of bis way te the German . . Tt was on Monday; tannary 16; 1860; thethy.the Chronicle.. Every newspaper ja. the }.and he was.made.a.member_of the baad’ of _whe best Salve. in the worl d for Ajate, mine. : : portion of . control and subsequently. chosen vices presi‘Bryises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever} the first npumber:of the Dramatic. Chronicle city except this, and thejgreater acre CREME Vf£U} Dink. Prevyentsa REESE ~“vinkke, Keepa skin in .perfect condition. No matter what blemish dafigures face or form, Mis, Nettie -Harri-sous urticles will genera A in amawas the outconft of several efforts bade alis cick eur journalism which tad ha tase en mM county, is most satisfactory. The mine is looking as well, if not better, than it ever did, and very rich rock is being taken out. It was believed, . partments she is best calculated to take even by those having the largest faith in the. prominence, he has, without “doing injus equaled by other preparations. AYER’S ( hronicle and its euergetic and far-seeing . tice to any other interest or any other State, Sarsaparilla sieacies the taint of hereditary scrofula and‘other blood dis proprietors, that the accommodations thus managed i¢ so.that California shall have the provided, superior as they were to those of. position to which she is entitled, but which the Chronicle signalized the eyent. in the privileges of the telegraphic news Some fine reck was brought in today the paper bad reached a daily cireylation of} by issuing a special edition, which was the} seryice. But despite all machinations that from the Belle Fountaine mine at Willow . 000 and had won for itself a prominent . most ambitious effort of the kind San Pran-. insane jealousy and bitter business rivalry Valley. This mine will undoubtedly de. place among the old established journals ef . cisco had ever witnessed. Having jnangus. could suggest, the Chronicle, as already re Not a little of . ated thé idea of signalizing unusual occur-i} lated, came oyt triumphantly victorious, was re-]rences in this manner the Chronivle has. and to add to the bitterness of defeat Mr. Chronicle the which with favor is worked ona big scale. This is the mine the ceived was due to the fact that in its col~}kept it up until the present time, Its many de Young has for several years occupied a that was bonded a shert time ago. At the other mines hereabouts. the pros—. Wns were contributions from the -pens of . special numbers have attracted world-wide . prominent position in the offic al directorate velop into a paying property as scen as it the Pacific coast metropolis. ment was made that the Chronicle would . the progress of the State and the New York . thereafter be issued as a regular daily news-. summaries, and long sirce had earned the. right to be classed among are also notable examples of . of the Pacilic coast. paper. It entered upon this stage of its ex-) newspaper enterprise which-havedone much large wealth has not divorced him from the Clinton Harrison adverties in the Tranistence with a regular subscription list of . to make the Chronicle a household word . energy and attention to detail which gave a full line of samples of . 8,000 readers, scattered all over the coast. throughout the entire Pacific coast and. him that wealth, and every department scarier that he has Very soon after this change came an op-}suught for abroad by those in search. of his great business is still ~ subject to In a desirable locality. liculars enquire at Twansontrt office. a8-tf BUever faltered or was beaten, but kept} Sold by Carr Bros, t ON MAIN STREET, nery. eta, . Annual Meeting. pyre’ STK ’ 100 Acrés in Muscat ERBEC. BLUE GRAVEL COMbearing, orchard, ete.and Tokay Grapes, all in pany.—The annual meetingMINING of the stuckRanch consists of 6°0 acres, large house, 3 . belders of the above company, for the election large barns * “ lof trustecs to serve forthe ensuing year, »nd tbe oe sell or Ieaae tite ‘onch and: Vineya @ ]Om, Wednesday, Augtat tty 1H,xat closes sWil oo 5st iat eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take or to AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short 90 acres rich meadow land ia Alf«l‘a. ance of land tillable and good pasture, Bal the transaction of such other ting, ¥ as may properly come before the meeting, wi.] be hel! shee can oe ere ne Bee ne oct Woakatee tacks Avply to FEED SEARLS, Nevada City, Vurday, 4 ugust 12, 1608 ab t2 ofclok x P. J. SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, San Franciaco, all Omce—820 Sansome street, room ranciseo, Cal, 10, Sam time, tl 16 palns ceased and the pimples disappeared. IT advise every young man oer woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how AYER ’S Sarsaparilla.”—H.L. Jarmann, $3 Will jam st., New York City. AGENT FOR Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. ~~~ Financial Mat WATER. ters and Dull Times Generally, WA LL -PAPER Has Taken Suddea Tumble in Price. A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EV By order of the Bones of[Diseotors, hen zB ETE a Offico, 8.0, Bansome Stre¢t, yoy og ‘. to the Complexion and cures Constipation, Franeisca, California, But besides devoting himself to the up25e., 50c. STORES NEVADA CITY. ane Acres ‘n sep rate tract, containing a Fine aesefee-! Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness isdtan THREE DRESBACH RANCH. CLINTON HARRISON. For further par-}2°W* service by telegraph, the Chronicle} cific coast journalism, . F “1000 Acres of Lend at Springs, known as the ouse, CARPET pee wd ] HAVE ery kind, quali y and pattery of Wall ones and Kord ers to mateb, whichI can guaran’ @ to sell for about one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore te pay. Call anc 1 examine the specimens at my house on Spring St., next door to the nee teen Jnurch, and be convinced ofthe truth o f this announcement,

who attempted to. maintain a monopoly of . the universally ackuowledged leader in Pa _ : . . orders at one-half the prices that haveShereportunity to show of what stuff its mana -. of authentic information. his personal attention. He exercises close tofore been charged. If you want anything . 8°T* and staff were composed. The great] In 1880 the death of his brother Charles} supervision over the columns of the great in that line, read his notice, and then go earthquake.of October 22, 1868, literally as. left M. H. de Young the sole editor and . journal which Ke is has built up and every. and see his samples. well as figuratively paralyzed every news-. proprietor of the Chronicle, positions which . sue bears the impress of his individuality paper in the city with a single exception. . were assumed with so mach ability and such. and strength of character. That it will ———-—-+ 00+ House and Lot for Sale. That exception was the-Chronicle,, While] readinesq to successfully cope with every. continue so to do and that it will’ grow An eight-room house, hard-finished, furthe earth was still trembling and buildings] problem that before the decade had passed . in importanee anid influence under his manwere crnmbling every man that could be . it became evident that the -quarters at Bush . agement for many years to come is as cerASSESSMENT NOTICE. nished or unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. pressed into service was dispatched to gather . and Kearney streeta would soon prove in-. tain as the fact that it has attained its presFor particulars enquire of control, his under position ACK RABRIT MILL AND MINING COM unrivaled ent accomextensive more that and Mas. B. Lroxs, up the details of the catastrophe, and lon g . adequate, east eee + * PANY. Location of Principal place of businest, tan Francisco, Cal. Locat inh tn Piety Hill, Nevada City. before, gps rivals h vd recovered from their . modations were an imperative necessity. Be sure and put a box of Ayer's Pills in Grase Valley, district Nevada Co. Cal. Notice syncope the Chronicle was on the street . Steps were accordingly taken te' meet the your gatchel before traveling. either by land is hereb. + +@e + of Direc en bela on the th doy afAugust Anount with full accounts of the dire happenings, . emergency, the result being that in June, or sea. You will tiad them convenient, 18u3, an Assessment. (No.4) of five cents (5 cts.) Hires’ Koot Beer. upon the Capital stoc supplementing the earliest cdition with . 1890, the present magnificent building at efficacious, and safe, The best remedy for per share, was levied of the Corperation, payable immediately in H uarters for this delicious and] oth later details btained. Market, Kearney and Geary streets was occostiveness, indigestion, and sick headache, . United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, ar the healtLful summer beverage—at the Beegoer ee alae cir aaineonagsces oltice of the Company, 3820 me Street, oF allowing the example thus established . cupied, thus giving the Chronicle the finest . ang adapted toany climate. hive Grocery Store, Commercial street Room 10, San Francise», California. Any ene Sw eens) : in ss tock upon which this Assessment shall reates the Chronicle kept-easily in the van in fu ‘~. newspaper building west of Chicago, and main unpaid on the 15th day of Septembe-, 1893, Girl Wanted nishing the public with the latest news of . affording aiple room for the rapid growth Don’r ruin your digestive crgans with pills will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at payment is made as ho be ark in a small family. Eu-. Oren in all parts of the world. Al ~. that now, as always, rewards the energy and purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Reguublic auction, and unl oO tober, "189 to pay the el Fle Fe a Biot al-t{ . though it encountered a most determined . and enterprise with which it has been con-. lator. quire at the Transcript office. with costs of advertising, and ment. together KARL’S CLOVER. ROUT, the gre.t expenses and unworthy opposition from its rivals, . ducted, and which has made the Chronicle} of sae. ee GO Residence Lot For Sale. FURNITURE vid to Renton For Sale or Lib oral Terms of AYE R’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with k idney troubles for about six months , suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. Im addition to ‘this, my body was covered with pimply . the, milliongires . Owing to Depression in But the possession of Wall Paper. all grades of wall paper, and he will fill LEGG & SHAW, 3 Dealers in the relief I have.obtained from the use Will Cure You is believed, be considerably larger. none +0 eet = cag. 67 South Fifth Ave., NewYork, N.Y HARDWARE, “T cannot forbear to express my joy at ene nies, have since achieved fame in the. literary . Te.nplar, the celebration of the restoration . the snarlings of his doubly defeated world, though then withoyt even much . of San Carlos mission, the meeting of the. the consciousness of having won the contest } Odd Fellows, the, annual encampment of single handed being glory enough for bim. local renown, Besides his phencmenally successfu} newsIn August, 1868, the new paper had at-} the Grand Army and other important eyents tained such a permanent hold upon the af-. were signalized by the issuance of exhaus— paper Lusiness Mr. de Young has been for= fections of the public that a radical chang . tive special editions, The two specials an tunate in other ventures in which he has coming month’s yield of our. mines will, it was determined upon, and the announce-. itrigation, the seventy-Hve years’ sketch of engaged, ; AYERS Sarsaparilla long standing the case may be, to take ness*any made here in many years before. The bullion output of this district for last month was larger than for a long time, and was a surprise to all interested, but the ‘mie epee vedly, the confidence of the people. pects are highly encouraging, avd it. is the Mark Twain, Bret Harte, Prentice Mulford ; notice. The ocgasion of the Author's Care. of that body. ‘To his credit it may be said . opinion of mining men whe are acquainted Charles Warren Stoddard and others who . nival, the triennial gathering of the Knights . that he has been content to pass unheeded with the present situation that the clean-ups for the ensuing month will exceed in rich Liohiuing + Fruit + da's % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CQ,, 5 eases from the system, and it has, deser the. Chrenicle from being allewed to participate roek is now coming frem this mine, and the nized fact that to obtain the news one must . tember 23, 1379, on his trip around Ky July of that year {world Every ex; er.enced housewife kn; wa has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been opportun— . cle sought by every means in their power, At the Providence the outlook was never raries an example which astonished them . new quarters the Chronicle let ‘io of . resorting to mis epresentation of the worst appreciation its demonstrate to pass ity paper} this which in race a inaugurating 22d . ahead carried being is work and brighter mainwhat constituted a newspaper. When Gen. character and stopping literally at nothing, easily with # vim that shows that the present has, from that time to this, Prdelleat tained the lead, until it has become a recog -. eral Grant reached San Francisco on Sep-. in their desperate efforts to prevent the maiegement means business. read the Chronicle, The Fruit-Canning Season HAS ARRIVED. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, any other journal on the coast; would be] would not have been secured exept for the ample at least for the remainder of the cen-. indefatigable labors of her representative. That time brings ita revenges never had a “making a record” until the assassination tury, That scarcely another decade was to. of President Lincoln on April 14th. .The. elapse before better and more ropmy quarmore marked exemplification than in the cons Chronicle was the first San Francisco paper . ters would be imperatively demanded was nection of Mr. de Young with that great to give the news of this terrible event to the ». not anticipated by a single person. news gathering organization, the Associated public, setting its slower going contempo-} From the time it took ‘possession of its Press. For years the rivals of the Chroni mill is kept running steadily. Superthious hair pernianently removed. Will cure You, is a true statement of the They Are all Looking Well, and Big Results. ;.+;. methods then in vogue that the atten rank which it occupied. whieh is now one of the largest in the E Skookum Root Hair action of AYER’S Sarsaparilla, when taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but; while this assertion is trac of ’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can AYER attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to — other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to impose upon you, as ‘just as good as Ayer’s.”” ‘Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently. Truckee, and expected to be joined ac Alta cupied “by the Chronigle. “Nothing had treme. The experience vf Mr. de Young en-. to be made apparent. by Dwight Rolfe, who will make the trip While principally deyoted to advertising, been left undone which could contribute to] abled him to suggest a remedy ja this di. with them. , a certain amount of space in the little jour tie production ofa perfect newspaper. The . rection also, and his plana haye since been aes nal was given up-to condensed accounts of latest improved presses were put in, and in. adopted and, carried out. ; THE MINES . ° . . i principal events of the day and to crisp, every department there wils a lavish ex-. While devoted to the succe-s of the fair ome snappy comment thereon. Thgs was such a peudi‘ure in the provision of means by . as a whele, he has never for a moment lost Knowing the deVs ’ : F decided innoyation upon the turgid journalwhich the paper could be kept in the front] gight of his own State. tion yesterday. The machinery works amoothly and everything about the plant, Cal. RISON, 9 Geary street, San Franciaco, Cures Others wealthier and larger established rivals had) jagtramental in whatever #\o:ésa.imay. b: y tion of the public was quickly attracted, and Are Expected This Month, once secured was held for all tame. In less et thana month it *became necessary to enThe new hoisting works at the Champion large the paper, this eveut taking place on It grew steadily in favor, nine are completed and were set in operaFebruary 13th. though: no occasion presented itself leefor . very n? 246 ; around, his had the public spirit to conceive or carry achieved, healih doea not improve any. ,He will be the-De Young brethers; Charles-and M.-H, out._‘This.was-the-oregtion-of ‘a building to “Phe next matter that engaged hivrt brought home to this city Wednesday. . and -their-suecess in-which had stimulated be devoted entirely to the uses of its. con= =. tention was the grouping and arrangement Henry Hartung and Alphonse Isoard left them to more ambitious effort. That they stantly inereasing business. In September, of thé various principal buildings. It is yesterdayfora—two weeks’ visitto Lake’ had, éven at their early age, made WoO THis 1879, the tive four-story structure at the now a matter ot liistury that this, too, as Tahoe. They went by the cars as far as take in their choice of a vécatiun was soon corner of Bush and Kearney streets was oc— originally prope sed, was defective in the ex : . Nevada City, Cal. For any 6 gaan or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MR3, NETTIE HAR i} to be dandruff 3 A er, W. T. Morgan is still in San ase voie > fall out when At Newada City, August 14, 1393, to the . % wife of Win. (Celio, a son, STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Sireet, ie Sunday for San Francisco. California can, therebled, indeed, the theatrical advertising was routed and the Constitution was adopted . that.it was adupted: Mra. Abbie E. Johnston, Department sheets still in use, an amusement programme by an immense majority, , fore, claim wich just pride. that ‘the classiPresident, W. R. C., wife’ of J. M. Johnoccupying the principal space, with a While this fight. a going on tha Chron tication ays cin of the fair {4 due’ to ane’ of stow of Los Angeles, is visiting the family column of-advertisements-on, each’ sidé. icle was at the same time engaged in 4 no~. ¢heir own citizens, and to him ‘should be . of John Evans of this city. The production pf the Dramatic Chronicle table piece of enterprise such as none of the . awarded the honor of having been primarily ee 1ORN, systenr of classiflcation he pik so, and se such telling and oft-repeated Lows that it} successfully explained its veluatile fe. ures Altnough able cure. MISS A. J. being adopted by his colleagues, and lost no sale wt Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, Se BUILI EK “mbes Ledicetesn Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa, Chi'bai », was issued from a ding / little office at 417 the press thrgughout the State,was emlisted . dent of the National Commission. will al) Skin Kruptions, and posit very and Caziis, Kdgar when ay. outset, the at mark his yesterd co He made Capi-] to San Francis Clay street. It wasa diminutive -four-page ix’ opposition to’ the Constitution. or no pay required. It 1s guaranPiles, Cures He} up. classificutiom-came of question the enter the State University in a few days. adep:ion.and} fonght.its everywhere talists sheet, cach page being little more-than oned returne have family John T. Morgan and Chranicle the devious devices that were resorted to in saw at a glance the fatal defects of the sys: teed to give perfect satisfacion o: money . quarter the ; size of i the preseotpS aes = re funded, Price 25 cents per box. For . '**. from: Europe and are now in Chicago, where P28e8 copies were order to insure its rejection weuld fill vol-. tem proposed and that was on the point cf hundred few a Only fore. ; 2 Se Y tine in ‘pointing them out and exposing their faults, Challenged tu produce @ better ag The £RIY FCOPand Miss Mary Hook and Edgar Hook wen eter en : wes: The Chronicle, however, ‘secure in printed, and these were distributed” gratuibeittd = Se ° ~ starting for home, tously. As: its name, indicated, it Was the belief that the people would be .true to} Judge Niles Searls and wife, after an unlargely devoted to theatrical matters, its themselves, entered the field in their behalf} their old usually pleasant. visit among and dealt the combination. that. opposed it pitfall friends and neighbors, left on the noon train ie taigahie space err LOLA MONTEZ EMEDY. For sale at Carr Bros, — I would not be without it.”"—James A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. “‘As a general family remedy for a, y He At last I tried Liver Regulator, which cured me in a short time. where all others fail, Coughs, Croup, Sore the foundation of the New York Herald and rs I suffered with form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief, the road which it_had entered In 1889 he’ was appointed commissioner did aye bring ‘a good profit.—General M. H. de Young,.editor and proprietor of steadily en until it had. conquered all opposition and . from this State to the Paris Exposition and ee tlie of one is e,’ the San Princteco Chronicl In February list, we learn from the best-known and most successful newspaper humbled all rivals, The victory by which . he devoted much time to a study of that afthe Chron‘cle forced recognition from the} fair, His criticism of the manner in which] United Statea Wreck Chart of the North men in the country, though not yet 45 years of age, having been born in St. Louis in Associated Press was achieved in’ 1876, in this country was represented or rather mis-. Atlantic, there were no fewer than 45 promp GH THE opposition as had represen‘ed there attracted much attention, lerelict Vessels in that ocean, and more 1848. He has achieved a success’ in his the face of such persistent of track the in were them of half ‘2an {. oth and 0) him enabled time samo the at and en-. similar any to shown Leen before chosen vocation such as has fallen to the lot never p> 4 ‘Avan the transatlantic liners. ; Asthma. For Consumption it terprise. ers to perceive what would be necessary to of story has arg tnoumae® and will a Bp . ted of but few men. ‘The oft-repea + e@e o---—_—— In 1879 occurred an.event :which demon= make our own exposition a success. aware that you made suddenly time for hearing return of sale of real estate. through his paper and by personal endeavor, . themselves by pulling down the classes. ee Secenete Letters) a In this world, continued his royal sought to advance the best interests of the of adininistration granted to Grace Powning, party. 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