August 26, 1891 (4 pages)

a + " 4 < : a: ; S a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. A WILD WoMAN. DIPHTHERIA. VINDICATION--A CARD. same time your branchial catarsh on be PERSONAL MENTROY. Yelk oanihe age : — ne —cured; woul you as he ‘Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif.) She Wanders Into ‘Graniteviil d' How the D : “Trath crashed to earth, will rise again, were my daughter. Delay no time, but! Social and Other Notes About People ~ — ° Causes a Sensation. ad a Cehas waraeiee: pra sae The eternal years of God are hers; what you do, do quickly. Old and Young. : Published Every Evening Except Sundays sad bagel Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tgrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents # Month ; $6 a Year. , 5 TTS. . ADMISSION DAY. Hydraalic Parlor Will Go to Marysville fn Style. At last evening’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor the Native Sons decided to go in rockaways to the Admission Day celebration at Marysville. The coat of trahsportation will be $3 foreach member and the Parlor will pay the bill out of its special fund. Under this arrangement it is quite likely that as many as fifty of the Hydraulickers will attend, a3 the expense of the trip will fall very gently on the boys. "Today the Marysville committee enquired by telegraph if Mountain Division Band would accompany the Parlor, and the; local committee replied that the Band would be taken if the Maryaville Natives could contribute sufficient to the amount required to pay the musicians. Fand wine. A valued correspondent of the Transcript sends the following interesting item under date of Monday last : Sunday morning I was told that a wild said a man disguise) had been passed and spoken to by some: men while returning from Poorman’s Valley, one of the wildest spots in the mountains. She looked wild, would not speak, had a handkerchief tied around her head, and was bathing her forehead in a stream besjde the trail. There are no camps near the locality. All is a wilderness. She had two valises. ‘The men passed her Saturday afternoon. The locality is north of Graniteville about eight miles. About two o'clock Sunday afternoon the mysterious woman came into Graniteville from the opposite way, carrying her valises along over her shoulders, and-of course creating quitea sensation. Mrs. George Tyler, like the good Samaritan of old, asked the weary wanderer into the house, and with a kindness that woman alone knows how to dispense gave unto the pilgrim bread After an honr’s rest she seemed prepared to start out again, right up into the mountains. Should we'permit her to go back among the deep canyons-and perish, The State Board of Health has issued a@ pamphlet of warning to the public against diphtheria, which is now becoming quite frequent in this State. We have just been reading of one or more eases at Willows as raported in the Cola Sun and would advise our readers to be on guard and use all necessary precautions to avert it. The circular in question states that the infectious substance of diphtheria is conveyed from the mouth, nose, air passages, and discharges from the bowels of those who have the disease. It is believed, with some reason, that the perspiration and urine may contain it. Domestic animals, such as cats, dogs, chickens and tame pigeons are credited with carrying the disease from one person to another, other by having the disease themselves, or because of having been handled by persons who were afflicted with it. It may be transmitted in water, milk or other liquids, or in food or clothing, or by kissing a person who has sore throat without suspicion that it may be diphtheria. . The secretions of the mouth and nose of a diphtheritic patient, mixed as they must necessarily be, with the exudative deposit, are often allowed to fall upon the but error, wounded, writnes in pata, and died amid her worshippers.” 3 Eprror Traxscetet—In reply to the In the first place, Mr. If he had come But how different the card inserted by Messrs. Hippert and Johnston, trustees of the Graniteville School, I take exception to all .of it certainly, but to these words in particular : “<{f in the faithful, conscientious discharge of the duties devolving upon us’ we be termed ‘Puritanical’ in our notions of the ‘social preprieties,’ we accept the term in preference to modern ‘indiscriminate sociabiility’ ideas. In the ‘little difficulty’ ia thé interest of the school we endorse the sentiments of the Clerk, Mr. Poage, and in the adjustment of the affair we sustain his actions.” Poage never told ine what his sentiments were about this social affair Which took place immediately before my resignation of the Graniteville school. honestly and told me his true reasons for the suspicion implied by his manner in regard to my going to Webber Lake (instead of hinting at I knew not what, anc finally sending me the message he did,) } should not have gone, and should have regarded him as real friend and a-man and a gentleman. out frankly and reality ! I had an engagement of several weeks’ Yours in B. Sterman, M. D. Here was anew complication. I felt dazed, as though there were @ yawning chasm in the earth beneath me. I feltas though I should go at once, then I thought, as naturally, of my diminished puree, the expenses of the journey—of doctor’s bills, “éte., and at tirst—just then—I concluded, ‘‘Well I'll wait, go én this little trip—see what I can of the country. Imay as well have one little pleasure more; it can’t make much difference; and then while I’m there, Pll think what is best to do—teach two weeks longer to finish out the month, or go at once, as the doctor says.” That night I wrote to the County Su. perintendent and told him of my intentention of resigning soon. Next morning I went. Ienjoyed the trip. The party was such a pleasant one, and if there was anything wrong about any ofthem I did not discover it. I never saw any one appear the more perfect gentleman and the perféct lady than the two members of our party whom I understood afterwards that my trustee, Mr. Poage, objected to.’ Everything was beautiful, but I found time while listening to the moonlight serenades of our party to think of my Mrs. Otto Amberg of San Francisco is here. Mrs Woods of Pike City was in’ town last night en route to Grass Valley. R. Crossman and H. F. Kynock returned to Sierra City on today’s stage. George Fletcher and John Eddy of Grass Valley have returned from the seashore. S. Kenn aud John Woods were in town last night on their way from Downieville to Yankee Ji:n’s. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weissbein of tvass Valley returned from their bridal trip last evening. Mrs. John A. Seeley of San Francisco eame down today from North San Juan wad is visiting friends at this city. Mrs. ‘Thomas Hughes and her daughter Mabel left today for San Francisco where the young lady will have her eyes treated. Thos. 8. Ford and family and Mrs. L. Gurthe and children returned this morning from a seventeen days’ camping tour of the mountain lakes. They had a delightful time. Geo. C. Gaylord returned today from San Francisco. He was not notified of the postponement of the Immigration Convention ashe should have been, and therefore had his trip for nothing. Dr. J. Simms, the widely-kriown phys= . PAIR ENOUGH. a Proposition Made to Sacramente by Hydraulic Miners. Last evening's Sacramento News says : mountain aiid foothill regions keep on sending word to+the people who live in the valleys below that they have mines capable of being worked without hurting their neighbors. ‘‘Come up and make a careful examination,” they say ‘‘and if we do not prove our assertions we ‘shall not ask to have these sttangling injunctions dissolved.” Nothing could be fairer. The time must come when such mines as these will be worked, and the News hopes that science may supply somé method for restraining the slickens of the larger mines. When that is done, and the mines are again permitted to open up, it will be a bright day for Sacramento. Gold miners are good customers, and Sacramento is their natural market. But they can’t buy without they have the mineral, and they are not able to get that if denied the privilege of digging it from the earth. lenieineeinieammamiaemmementeaen — Hale and Hearty. These two adjectives by no means imply the possession of great muscular strength. There are many men and women of slight build and inferior atature to whom the terms ‘‘hale and hearty” ‘perMine owners about Iowa Hill and other The Poliey or The derfully brief, simple and void of all technicalities. Ice Coup Sopa Warer, with pure Fruit Juices, at Carr Bros’. tf Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is naranteed to give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20lyy Ice Cream Sopa WATER at Carr Bro’s Drug Store. té —_————°660e en me Trrescrise Simmons Liver Regulator, and it deserves all the praise ii receives. —Dr. D. W. Atkinson, Siloam Springs, Ark. ; French ‘Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the mentbly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerrenege se oy : ver Servs, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil. Superior Court. or should we send her to Nevada City to. bed-clothes and carpets, where they dry . standing to go s»me Saturday with Mr. . phyaician’s lettery aud I concluded, if it fectly apply. Their complexions are iognomist who has in company with son Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, : a appear before examiners that she might. and remain for an indetinite length of. Gleasonand other parties who might wish . was indeed life or death, that I'd best not : clear, eyes bright 1 vivaci 1 , <> The following business was transacted SF ; ; ” 8 3 : i i Bed HS and vivacious, pulser! Cal. For'sale by W. D. . \ in oe senuaier Otek today: ‘Hon 8. n och al adel eee e? By request I} time. These are liable to be detached by . to go at the time, to visit Webber Lake. . t» think of expenses, but go at once. So, se pen = : mage Sones —— tranquil, step elastic, movements steady, — li — , Suidih of Hise oun? seeslily _ oo “*\called upon her. She is of medium height . the friction of the fabric, or the shuffling . We arranged to go lastSaturday, the 15th . as Thad made up my mind then to rebites st — to ripaosonibe aaks sleep undisturbed, appetites sound, . “Sopa Warsr, better than ever, at Carr Mary B. Smith et als. va Wagis Llue eyes, full forchead, ample ;mouth'. of feet upon the floor, when the poiso-2. instant, and Mr. Gleason, at the last, in. sign on my retura, I saw no harm in to spend t % rest of the seaace at the lake . 1, .s6 indicia of haleness and heartiness . Bs" Teererercgane g 4 epi ete Gehan coataiati the tid with a big chin, indicating much resolu. arises as dust in fine particles, and lodge: . vited his mining friend, Mr. Lou Foote, staying a day and a half longer, as my resorts in that section, __-. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will assuredly . “~~~ ‘ vi iis i ae Gi fae +4 a ton, of strong inuscular build, hair iron . in the throat, nose, wind-pipe or stomach . with a young lady friend, by name Miss . party urged me, to visit Fordyce and 4 bestow upon the feeble, the nervous and pela seston pba te a ial about 45 years of age, pleasant ex. of the person who may respire the air s¢. Mary Maloney, of Nevada City, who haa Iadependence, and I did. “Meeting Mr. A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium) 1). dyspeptic. No tonic of the century ac pt ie te ve 3 sabi sf pression and quite fluent in conversation. . contaminated. . just arrived in Graniteville-on-a-visit, to Poage immediately oa my return I asked rice ale compares with it in popularity, no other si on Mi "a oh , i f fs a “T am,” she said, ‘‘a native of New Some persons have so much vital resist-. make up the party, together with a friend him to calla meeting of the trustees as1] The East India ,cure for these awful rivals it in efficacy. As ‘permanent in-} 74 pipe en ea eas mae 84 York City, and my nameis Kyme. My . ance to disease that it does not take rook . of ours, Andrew Hippert, a boy of 17 and wished to resign. In reply to his ques-. habits can be given without the patient's vigoration means also the pfevious regu_ piss . wi ; o ope i father was superintendent of Steiaway's . aad develop. Ochers, however, have the . son of the scaool trustee, who was to. tions I told him just what I have written . knowledge, and is the only known specitic lation of disorder in the system,’ Hosteta ne any i wae ag piano manufactory:7'I received a liberal} susceptibility to its growth and fatal ef-. drive. here as to my reasons. I do not look an} for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the ter's Stomach Bitters must also bé reor come into € d B. N. I, ‘ : ; : are oes 3 ae : : Shoocraft, together with his. proceedings bcanpleiie I learndd gol enbroidery . .fects. ; : On Friday morning I went through the . me ane mrienny, he did not believe least degree ; manufactured by the Emergarded as, chief among regulators, . It A d his di ition theteat and during the civil war did well embroid-. It should be remembered that a malig. form of telling the school clerk of my pro. ™eEvidently Mr. Hippert was of his! son Drug Co.,. San Jose, Cal., and for sale . conquers and prevents malaria and rheudead chen s citi o ering officer’s uniforms. I learned teleg-. nant form of the disease may be contract-. posed trip and asking him if it would opiuion (Mr. Johnston wasabsent.). Evi . by W. PD. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada matism, overcomes inactivity of the Declared Out. raphy in Cooper’s Basiness Inaticuie, . ed from a person having it in a very mild} make any difference if { didn’t get back dently both believed I had some hidden . City, tf . liver, bowels and kidneys, and promotes See z E New York city, I have-been all over the . form. . until Monday eveni reason for resigning other-than the true : the isiti f : ‘ aie 4 : : : . : h y evening. 4 Pr acquisition of flesh as well aa vigor. j Ata meoung of aa Directors ot ~ United States. I have walked all along] Exposure to an atmosphere contamin-. Well,” he said, **£ don’t know. You'd . and only reason I could oily give. The a a -” siege ete aides E AS emcee ccoP RETO ERR ' 17th District Agricultural Avsouiation the railroads all through Nevada, Califor. ated by the body of a person who died of . better see the other trustees. I don’, . manner of both implied deep’ resentment And Simple, insure jn the Hows Banerrt Don't sicken people with that bad} held uaa se beginner nia and Arizona. I wasat the Centennia: . diphtheria is extremely dangerous. like to take all the responsibility on my —far more than the occasion demanded, nia —— hive of yours. Take Simmons Liver race wa3 declared off, and a trovting race} Pir and I ain going to the Cnicago Extore — pee "tas I always supposed a teacher had a \ VeLie’ Ten. gulator. ; for roadsters was substituted therefor. . o,ition if I ate is walls hove: wank we RO cor cue. puncipe i geo tage i oapaedieg 2 esther dade fee Sera ie: ps 4 a 4 ere The latter is to be mile heats, best two in} +, oo to ‘Truckee. I want t b a +5 : teok=208 : f blie The Chinese make what they call ‘‘lie IF you want & very fine turnout of anysea We urae of $73 Rateanoe $5 go to Truckee. want ogo by Way! 4 Brief Record 6f Various Matters of urday. sign a selool. my reasons the public toa he take the dust which accuimukind go to Henry Lane's Feed TEie ai ihree, for a purse ad CS ine 0 . of Webber Lake. I walked all day yesLocal Interest. ‘‘As far as the day is concerned, Mr. . can now judge. If my trustees were dis‘ Be : Hf! 5 fi fi ft ; : ry babe . ‘ Bae we Absolutely Pure. apis Shs Saree eed : . 3 ’ : ates in ma ac rice . ery * D 3 Life. Members’ Badges. terday. “I walked all night last night. 1 Hoi. John P. Irish will deliver the] Poage, it doesn’t matter to me whether pleased at that—if, as Mrs. Hippert told ae end ie ont wk sgpaicgrallais : Ea — seer : A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— ; joi’ af tha Dlateioh Bair Ans ain’t very tired. : oration at the Ad nission Day celebration . [ make it up or not. If [had supposed . Me, it was because of my staying longer i tle tea Phils they-use if wall the Tue most delicious thing to be had iv . . ;-Life mom a the: J oe ae —Phe~ puor--woman-is-demonted. about} inMarysville. , there.would be any_objections te my haythan I. had permission—I° have stated i ‘a S ; — xf = : . a _ tovercia Gace Hicna' Toa Crean Soda Was Highest of aH ‘in leavening strength— ciation can obtain their ac ee rote his railroad routes. She went on at great! W4n. Harvey of Grass Valle; has been . ing the day I would not have asked for it,”’ facts about that. If, as Iwas told by an TER OE Oger vere: <r a pa ae ter. 4 aE a TY Latest U.S. Government Food _— for the coming fair by applying to Secro-) /, ngth about the roads, stations, ete., and ) . I " : jail : ixty . 1 : id . official high in school circles who happen less, drank our. quota of, “lie” tea. * Report. . ‘tary Rolfe at nia office in this city. : ier ons, etc., and) brought to the county jail to serve sixty . I said. se ce cireles whe Sidebecbngs : : ea seats USACE EO Ty sheds eltatipsies sacmametn tae : . appeared to be much gratified to see me . days for exhibiting a deadly weapon. Then Mr. Poage asked me, ‘Who is ed to pass through the place in my abuate aoe eer aan era 18 : DIED. ~ —. ; z : ee peace or are un-dried leaf. sts per Ib, F ale = , SATE Agent Wanted. and have me. listen. In answer to a] Tom Darling and Charles Harrison } getting up the parvy ?”’ and ‘‘Who are you . Sence, “ib was not at all because you ovir % cea steiaatiole om vecliee At this city, Aug. 25, Mrs. Mary M. NEVADA THEATER, ; — question she said: ‘‘I have no father nor . (sol6red). who have been in jail ninety . going with?” > stayed your-time a day. ve two, but be y ~ ee ee Amberg, aged 69 years and 10 days, 1 i a Ani agent is wanted to convene for r-. mother. Both are dead. I have no one.) gays for disturbiag the peace of Truckee, . To both of these questions I answered, . Cause of your going with the parties you. Tye most refreshing and healthful as native of Switzerland. FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 28th. ders for the eelebrated F ogeli F fait Pick. {fT had perhaps it would have been Letter . were today turned loose. g “Mr. Gleason.” did,” the public know all the circum: . well as cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda tee ; funery) wil) take place from he. GRASS VALLEY’S _____-op—It-in-bhe-beat patented invention. of . for me——No-one cives for me now.” . _Atolow Ford of St-David, IIL, writes} Then I_waa_asked, ‘Who else_is go: . #tances about Hat {made by Carr Bros, + Ye \ the See: Ageats Recon pane big money. An heur after the interview the gener-! ¢) Postmaster Clark to ascertain if Ed . ing %” All that can be brought against me, as [ 2-e-vlock Thuraday-afterneon.} : }f 1 Ls ee LS For partioulara enquire of C. FogELt, ©P. ous miners presented her witha collection . mund Ford is living or dead. Will the. I told him, “Mr. Foote and Miss Ma. the trustees expressed it in these words, Old: Colina ee cao Sees . { : posite the Washington pena House. tf} (not-of her asking) aad she passed through — fast named party" orsome friend of his . loney.”” : aie is the charge of —— socia. Bonght and sold by D, FE. Morgan, Nes Will appear in the celebrated Society Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” acer wee valise a over "pe please tell the Illinois enquirer? He followed eae up with: ‘Do you ed a re AL as a ca vada City, Cal. ti yspe psia Comedy-Drama in four Acts, entitled flour and see that you get it. tf. . . shoulders walking a3 nimbly a3a girl o ee) know them? Do you know anything 6 WHOLE: NSVter 1A ROW AI se EEO 3 EMOTE } x ’ : : ‘ ie i r : iH less, Yet 8 ‘ Makes many mi ae 5] ! , cee pees ere stitute t sixteen. In department she was quite . Tndiana bankers have decided to fight . about them, or are they perfect strangers the public in the full glare of the wey ee — p onetele He ee ae. acs Dorie san s Bride! Fp See ee ee ieee eiecg: [modest and evidently ab one period of . the proposed effort of the State Board of . to yout” sun, and we will let that public be the} froin a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap , eerie ernsase andl Solos from f, 7 ee pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures prop! } sick headache. _Jexw Caxam Sona, 10 vents a glass, at. Carr Brothers. encase am . +28 For Over Half a Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifteen years by millions of her life has been surrounded with all the comforts of a refined home. An expression of deep sympathy was in the faces of gallant old pioneers as the lone, wandering woman passed through the street. : : The Carnival Program. Tax Commissioners to compel them to expose the accounts of the depositors. Accorpina to the census Columbia, Mo.,.is the only city in the country with a population numbering even thousands. It has exactly 4,000. & Nevada City. Treplied, “I know nothing of them. 1 never met either of them until last evenmg when Mr. Gleason brought them both ‘to call on Mary and J, and T have never heard anything about them excepting that T know Miss Maloney has a restaurant in I suppose, however, thac they are, of course, perfectly respectable, judge: . : If Lhad not been entirely alone and unprotected I am aware that this question ‘as to the proprivty of my conduct would never have been mooted. : that—in this case, asalways, justice and right will finally triu.nph, I am, Feeling sure, however, Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: ‘*Was taken with abad’cold, which settled on my Linigs, cough set in. and finally terminawed in Consumption, —Four-deetors gave me-up saying I could live but a short time. 1 yaveimyself up-to ny Saviour, determined if Lcould not stay with petite are symptoms 6f this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the. stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache; and-curesdyspepsia, —-—— “1 nave been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but lite appetite, and what . did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour.after eating 1 had-a faintness or tired, the Comic Opera of *Olivette.”’ All under the direction of _ Jessia Boo'h-Hazen. THE CAST. Col. Graham. . vis tres. Arthur Powell Harry Livingston... M. J. Brock % my friends on earth, I would meet my . Arthur Blak i mothers for their children while teething, Following isthe program for the busiDeafness Can't be Cured are they not, Mr. Poage?” to which he reYours Sincerely, : absent’ ones above: My lestedd was s _ Feelin Siesaos repeat As aie eee 5 with perfect success. It soothes tlie child, } ness men’s carnival at Armory Hall toas Pee : plied, “I don’t know ; they might be and pe) a Mioka &. Dillon, ailvised to get Dr. King's New Diacovery Oe a deesertte asd — sec Tomette eee “Will Whiting softens the gums, allays all pain, oures . night: ; y local epplicntions, as y= Se again they might not be. I don’t know Ex-teacher Graniteville School District. . for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1] amount ot good. It gave me an appetite, FO EER oe eh sa Willis Clinch wind colic, and is the best remedy for di-. 1. Parade of entire command. 2. Full chorus. reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, anything about the parties; they aré}, gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; and my tood relished and satisfied the. Dora Graham. , . .+++.Miss Sarah Harris .+Miss Laura Whiting ; 2 ” 5 % : a ac ra 1 had previously experienced. It A : ’ arrhea. Sold by Druggists in every: part ( : pest *88 . strangers to me. Ir you have made up your mind to buy . it has curéd me and thank God I am now} © me Angie.. . tdise Sadie Hock Ree ae ; ed ? ae . P » Trial 1 relieved » tire KON mh Ase ER ELrkCy AZER . of the world, Be sure and for ‘Mrs. 3. Exhibition banner drill. andthat is. by, constitutional remedies. “Mr. Poage,” I,said, “your manner in Hood's Saraaparilla do not be induced to . a well and hearty woman. Trial ‘_ a py tendons meando ~ Edith.. JESSIE BOOTH-HAZE Wunstow’s Soornine Sykup,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per bottle. tf OES Insure in the Home Bengrir Lire Association. ee 4. Song by Methodist choir. 5. Tableau. 6.:/Sedtelt song by’ Mr. and Mrs, John Chisholm. 7. Vocal duet by Messrs. Werry and Robbins. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the insome way implies suspicion. have asked all these questions without some motive.” You cannot 2 “Well, perhaps I have a motive and perhaps not,” saya Mr. Poage. take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla ig a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar combiaation, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind. + -2@e o tles frees at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and $1.00, ‘oapaiibanemeeci The Laws of California Require The Home Bennerrr Lire Association to i took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that Ll am happy to recommend it.” G, A. Pagar, Watertown, Mass. ’ “1 had dyspepsia many years, and despaired ot ever being well But Hood’s Sar saparilla has entirely cured me,” Mrs. THE ORCHESTRA. Miss Lulu Wilhelm. ., Misses Millie and Josie WilPAOD eee tails wees Violini Mr Ad AOR oo ose Cosstae THE VOCALISTS, wae. Pianist pay its losses in full, “Now,” I continued, ‘if you know fala asi aa icart agen anything against the character of any of the parties, it there’s any reason why you Schilling’s Best. J. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 8. Exhibition drill by corps of 24 young Schilling’s Best. : 3 ladies under command of Captain Geo. A. Gray. Those assisting in the chorusses and solos from the Opera “‘Olivette” are the following: Mra. S. J. Prisk, Miss Ida flammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, Buy, try—on them rely. Untried—a joy denied. ¥ . ‘ Soid by druggists. $1; six for $5. P red : pei to ae 9. Song by choir. sdisehapes yg Somers hictplavcrt think [’d best not to go, it is your ogy oeEeEeEGe_—vX—r a Baby cried, . 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lewetl. ty Ber ot hic egg rp others © 6 © © © © © . , 10. Iniividual prosentation by Hon ey ia nothing bu Ae ek. (00 Doses One Dollar . wants. Children 95 cnt J. M. Walling atid Leonard 8. Calkins of the members of the command, an which is nothing butan inflamed condior its anet Loong ya ee ene BE CAREFUL ! tion of the mucous surfaces. ; ; F ot ees : Upon which Mr. -Poage said ‘Good We will give One Hundred Dollars for wnorning” and went away. nny case of Reetens OT yn ei I felt uneasy. I did not want to give Rint 9: CONN CUR NE se up the trip and yet I did not want to go Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. z FJ.C & Co., Toledo, 0 unless everything wag all right. And els evans pineal a dt how was I to tind out? Who was there Sold by druggists, 75 cents. ; Mother sighed, s = ee There is no other place where You Can Get Such Find rco Cream ; . Belgian Miners °. RECEIVE coffee as part of their regular rations. They can do more work upon ‘their usual food with coffee, than upon more food A sore or an ulcer that resists ordi oary treatment is a very serious mat ter. It is either of a carcerous ne sure, or it is the result of a-very bap condition of the blood. Don’t tam » Doctor prescribed: Castoria . Admission—Adults, 25 cents; childrea. under twelve years, 10 cents. The proceeds to be used for the benefit of the Methodist Church. Sos Probat. Sale. y without coffee. Coffee has, been tee SEAS RSS elit 9c Mace NL to advise? Just then [waw another trus-. Per with it Take —AND— shown to be the best beverage to Summer Hats at Cost axe Simmons Liver Regulator i tee, Mr. Johnston, going past the hotel’! {he Great Blood R d N the Superior Court of the C f . . Ez gulator in dues 2 : a OO eme h uperior are ve County o support health and hard werk. 5 A : eases youth and you will enjoy a green old . 4 called him in, told him the whole affair, and gat vid of it: ne Nevada, State of California. Soda Water z cup cf good coffee in the morning Trimmed and untrimmed summer hats . ". what Mr, Poage said and all, and askeu 8 In the matter of the Estate of J. L. Ww EZYW ? ‘ delay. Rev. Jeese H Campbell, of Columbus, Ga., writes: “A woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ standing, and five inches in diameter, has been entirely relicved by 6 bottlesof Swift's Specific, I consider its offects wonderful— almost miraculous.’ This is the record of S. Ss. S. ¥ Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, age. Johnston, deceased, Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court, of the county of Nevada, State of California, made on the 24th day of August, 1891, inthe matter of the Estate of J. L. Jobnston, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator'of said Kstate, will sell at ‘} public auction, tothe highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin, and subject to comfirmation by said Superior Court, on Monday, the 21st day of September, 1891, at the hour. of twelve o’clock, meridian, in front of the Court House in Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said J. L. Johnston, at the time of his death, and all the right, title arid interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said J. L. Johnston, at the time of bis death, in and to all that certain lot, piec@or parcel of land and peris economy for the workingman. The better it is-the more truly econemical it is. It wil steady at cost at Mra. Lester & Crawford's. tf Ste os Nigra ESR Schilling’s Best. whathe thought of it. He said, ‘I don’t know what to think about it. I don’t understand Poage’s speaking as he did. Mr. Gleason I kaow is respectable, and those other parties I don’t know anything about. I never heard anything agains. best in the market. Legg & Shaw are them, but I’ve seen Miss Maloney and the sole agents at Nevada City. tf . she seems a nicegirl. Iguesssheis. 1’d go if I wanted to, if I were you, and aot pay any more attention to it.” Then I went to a nice old lady, the wife of John, Hippert, school trustee. I told her all about it, I asked her if she saw any impropriety in my going.She said, ‘No; it is a very common thing for society people to go off on little oxcursions in that way. There can be nothing against your going provided all parties Because J. M. FOLEY knows just how to it to suit the taste THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest gnd best equipped Factory in Northern California. “Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commerci Street, Nevada City, Try “Lily White” Flour and keep make peace in your household. tf weer Trial will tell how they excel. Re your nerves and brighten up your spirits during the daily work. The Lightning Fruit Jar It Does Not Pay to Gevehine Investmen Is generally acknowledged to be the very With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benerrr Lire Assocrarion and make your, investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. al i@-Do You Know THAT OUR School Season commences ‘Ihe Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Loszes on thé Pacific Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. + ae An Old Feud Alive ! Alive! That has been annoying the community for generations,-has at last been happily settled, Cephaline, the greatest headache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. For sale by W. D. Vinton and Carr ad ADMISSION DAY OrALBEBRATION Give your pet dogs or cats Simmons Liver Regulator, when sick—it will cure them, : The’ Home Benefit Life Assogiation : Bros. Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. [* npaapapeat ont Mr. Gleason surely IN MARYSVILLE. sanph propeeny + gor Mor a oan A ee a 3 en ' wo see rag Ee cour ada, ‘ chia, Parntine the town "red means head-. ne Home Benefit Life A a ah Tasked Miss Mary McLean what she} wRDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Oth. bounded and described as follows :— SHPrTHasSeerT Ww 4 + : ‘ ; ; ‘ t in lot of land and cab " ache in the morning, Simmons Liver Pays its Losses in full, thought of it. a peredbesi p citer po Pr pay od SCHILLING S$ BEST Coffee is Then I repeated the conrichest: in flavorgreatest in . Regulator prevents it. , — . staat kad Wilk Pein 0, Olen: <n town, at Ne City, in said ty, I have made arrangements to carr : ‘ anbaihmast economical for the ee A DIsORDERED candition of old hiotgg ia eh is Fags cheas : Ma Novel and Enteresting Westases . on pte er ty oe Comme y: § ‘ y acomplete line of i il do more and do comes , . ach or malaria in the system pro-. 5, * Grand Ti to All }. the northwest corner 0 a acl ! eee ’ r Jompany is now pre. duce sick he, You can remove this hs, hg hits no satiafyetion but tent tracts the Mauzanita Consolidated Gravel sinit better than any other you can The Nevada Ice Company p . in. ne this “i You tell Miss Dillon Assured toe Mausaleg Consolidated Greve buy. Accept no statement to the . pared to deliver ice to consumers in any . trouble by taking Dr.J. H. McLean's ied Ses g Co, wane: that if she sees no impropriety in a couple of unmarried ladies going off on a trip ‘like this with a couple of single gentlemen that I guess it’s afl right. I’m not Miss Dillon’s guardian and it’s none of ning thénce north~24 > east 7 chains ; thence south 20° 4 chains ; thence south 1° weat 3chains ; thence south 44° west athens oe pronto west 5 chains, to the place of heginn containing 2 and 6-100 acres. The said premises are A Cerdial Invitation Extended to NeLittle Liver and Kidney Pillets. 25 suda:deamanieug cents per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. =—=——— HOTBL ARRIVALS. part of the city. “ Orders left at the o fice of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be . prompity attediled to. od contrarytry it and see for your. self. Do it now. Schilling’s Best—AND-— School Supplies, GRAND BAT. ; pelts 5 + own q : BY this brand. Every: article . tamu eiegatation of the Ulond—aulckan-. «yp Morris iy Facuen a eae au ps pesos eo hia © eee are Saath 2iables,. Embracing everything used from’ the Eight Grade to ft protects will prove “itself the . 4q and enriched—bearslifeand euergy 40] 9G" Babak, do : uaa tal tee gated onal G. W. Hanney, Secretary. [one bedstead and springs, 2 picks, 1 ax! the High School. ore best that Nature affords. every-portion of the body; appetite re-. J. 0. Rive, do a}.{ 80 nod yeh one Tat det Xi ter es W. H. Parxs, Ju., Treasurer, . and an iron box—all now in the said ‘ . an, t the hour of rest brings with it}! Wm, Gruhen, do Gumecrening about du idst house. ee Ho Ab nm Oe ponies ie This can salle by. M, Leipsic, do of my busy sciaiaslika den departure} New Barber Shop. "Terie and conditions of wale: Cash,. My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and all so PT. Molaan's Sereaperlc. HM. Bachelder, do carly next morning, « letter was handed : United States gold coin, ten per cent. of . orders can be filled at once. Tacs, Coton, Splota, Exbacts, . Foresle by Garr Bros. J, B, Troadwall, Sacramen ¥ banécradiand ; ema the money to be paid to theun-. ~ : vor haoty eae ee C. A. Frebye, do . mats. bgnane top, 6 Administrator on the day of} Special attention given to furnishing School Distri Your grossr has them. Sold oLy Eig San Francisco, Aug. 13th, 1891 CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, sale, on gonfirmation of sale by © pnuee § g.ochoo! Districts > cannon oe ee Win ©, Taylor, Maryville, Mies TallonsDeng Primsds—1.0m s0rry. von cuirty-five yonre arenident of Me: . us Cee end nt the expense of the with Stationery. JOGA ‘sai ctrancih and tlavet, © . OfReno, Nev., has just incorporated to. 8, A. Smith, Downieville, to sty 5 di poh sagmre say. leer frame . ee ee aty, bes to Nevada . Purchaser, at ; Sa cicaee sia al . ufacture Rev. J. W. Pendleton’s. Mrs. L. Wood, Grass Valley, you thisone, Inever fail to an-. city and resumed business. He will be ARIEUR SOUR, w ro Richs. x ' Liver . celebrated Cephaling; a specific for headES ese eb them = % 8 ¥ * found on the north Commercial ston, deceased. CET ee > WinNT Iw. matectonr 350, No ox ever tried Sinimons Liver : L. Thomas, do : a : Seeak weak Sala « x > ~~ Regulator without being satisfied with its . ache. It selis onits merits, Forsaleby. p,P, Smith, do ou must come down to the city and ae" . Dated August 24th, 1801, : ;, te ‘ee. * . Carr Bros. or W, D, Vinton. * ‘ Frank Johnson, Sacramento. : ake constivational treatment and at the . Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing A. Bursqws, Attorney. a.) NEVADA GT, GALL : : BS i } { : e . iy a Sie? : a ie i: : ; s ‘ sf ae fh ul Pcs me d ;

a + " 4 < : a: ; S a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. A WILD WoMAN. DIPHTHERIA. VINDICATION--A CARD. same time your branchial catarsh on be PERSONAL MENTROY. Yelk oanihe age : — ne —cured; woul you as he ‘Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif.) She Wanders Into ‘Graniteviil d' How the D : “Trath crashed to earth, will rise again, were my daughter. Delay no time, but! Social and Other Notes About People ~ — ° Causes a Sensation. ad a Cehas waraeiee: pra sae The eternal years of God are hers; what you do, do quickly. Old and Young. : Published Every Evening Except Sundays sad bagel Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tgrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents # Month ; $6 a Year. , 5 TTS. . ADMISSION DAY. Hydraalic Parlor Will Go to Marysville fn Style. At last evening’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor the Native Sons decided to go in rockaways to the Admission Day celebration at Marysville. The coat of trahsportation will be $3 foreach member and the Parlor will pay the bill out of its special fund. Under this arrangement it is quite likely that as many as fifty of the Hydraulickers will attend, a3 the expense of the trip will fall very gently on the boys. "Today the Marysville committee enquired by telegraph if Mountain Division Band would accompany the Parlor, and the; local committee replied that the Band would be taken if the Maryaville Natives could contribute sufficient to the amount required to pay the musicians. Fand wine. A valued correspondent of the Transcript sends the following interesting item under date of Monday last : Sunday morning I was told that a wild said a man disguise) had been passed and spoken to by some: men while returning from Poorman’s Valley, one of the wildest spots in the mountains. She looked wild, would not speak, had a handkerchief tied around her head, and was bathing her forehead in a stream besjde the trail. There are no camps near the locality. All is a wilderness. She had two valises. ‘The men passed her Saturday afternoon. The locality is north of Graniteville about eight miles. About two o'clock Sunday afternoon the mysterious woman came into Graniteville from the opposite way, carrying her valises along over her shoulders, and-of course creating quitea sensation. Mrs. George Tyler, like the good Samaritan of old, asked the weary wanderer into the house, and with a kindness that woman alone knows how to dispense gave unto the pilgrim bread After an honr’s rest she seemed prepared to start out again, right up into the mountains. Should we'permit her to go back among the deep canyons-and perish, The State Board of Health has issued a@ pamphlet of warning to the public against diphtheria, which is now becoming quite frequent in this State. We have just been reading of one or more eases at Willows as raported in the Cola Sun and would advise our readers to be on guard and use all necessary precautions to avert it. The circular in question states that the infectious substance of diphtheria is conveyed from the mouth, nose, air passages, and discharges from the bowels of those who have the disease. It is believed, with some reason, that the perspiration and urine may contain it. Domestic animals, such as cats, dogs, chickens and tame pigeons are credited with carrying the disease from one person to another, other by having the disease themselves, or because of having been handled by persons who were afflicted with it. It may be transmitted in water, milk or other liquids, or in food or clothing, or by kissing a person who has sore throat without suspicion that it may be diphtheria. . The secretions of the mouth and nose of a diphtheritic patient, mixed as they must necessarily be, with the exudative deposit, are often allowed to fall upon the but error, wounded, writnes in pata, and died amid her worshippers.” 3 Eprror Traxscetet—In reply to the In the first place, Mr. If he had come But how different the card inserted by Messrs. Hippert and Johnston, trustees of the Graniteville School, I take exception to all .of it certainly, but to these words in particular : “<{f in the faithful, conscientious discharge of the duties devolving upon us’ we be termed ‘Puritanical’ in our notions of the ‘social preprieties,’ we accept the term in preference to modern ‘indiscriminate sociabiility’ ideas. In the ‘little difficulty’ ia thé interest of the school we endorse the sentiments of the Clerk, Mr. Poage, and in the adjustment of the affair we sustain his actions.” Poage never told ine what his sentiments were about this social affair Which took place immediately before my resignation of the Graniteville school. honestly and told me his true reasons for the suspicion implied by his manner in regard to my going to Webber Lake (instead of hinting at I knew not what, anc finally sending me the message he did,) } should not have gone, and should have regarded him as real friend and a-man and a gentleman. out frankly and reality ! I had an engagement of several weeks’ Yours in B. Sterman, M. D. Here was anew complication. I felt dazed, as though there were @ yawning chasm in the earth beneath me. I feltas though I should go at once, then I thought, as naturally, of my diminished puree, the expenses of the journey—of doctor’s bills, “éte., and at tirst—just then—I concluded, ‘‘Well I'll wait, go én this little trip—see what I can of the country. Imay as well have one little pleasure more; it can’t make much difference; and then while I’m there, Pll think what is best to do—teach two weeks longer to finish out the month, or go at once, as the doctor says.” That night I wrote to the County Su. perintendent and told him of my intentention of resigning soon. Next morning I went. Ienjoyed the trip. The party was such a pleasant one, and if there was anything wrong about any ofthem I did not discover it. I never saw any one appear the more perfect gentleman and the perféct lady than the two members of our party whom I understood afterwards that my trustee, Mr. Poage, objected to.’ Everything was beautiful, but I found time while listening to the moonlight serenades of our party to think of my Mrs. Otto Amberg of San Francisco is here. Mrs Woods of Pike City was in’ town last night en route to Grass Valley. R. Crossman and H. F. Kynock returned to Sierra City on today’s stage. George Fletcher and John Eddy of Grass Valley have returned from the seashore. S. Kenn aud John Woods were in town last night on their way from Downieville to Yankee Ji:n’s. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weissbein of tvass Valley returned from their bridal trip last evening. Mrs. John A. Seeley of San Francisco eame down today from North San Juan wad is visiting friends at this city. Mrs. ‘Thomas Hughes and her daughter Mabel left today for San Francisco where the young lady will have her eyes treated. Thos. 8. Ford and family and Mrs. L. Gurthe and children returned this morning from a seventeen days’ camping tour of the mountain lakes. They had a delightful time. Geo. C. Gaylord returned today from San Francisco. He was not notified of the postponement of the Immigration Convention ashe should have been, and therefore had his trip for nothing. Dr. J. Simms, the widely-kriown phys= . PAIR ENOUGH. a Proposition Made to Sacramente by Hydraulic Miners. Last evening's Sacramento News says : mountain aiid foothill regions keep on sending word to+the people who live in the valleys below that they have mines capable of being worked without hurting their neighbors. ‘‘Come up and make a careful examination,” they say ‘‘and if we do not prove our assertions we ‘shall not ask to have these sttangling injunctions dissolved.” Nothing could be fairer. The time must come when such mines as these will be worked, and the News hopes that science may supply somé method for restraining the slickens of the larger mines. When that is done, and the mines are again permitted to open up, it will be a bright day for Sacramento. Gold miners are good customers, and Sacramento is their natural market. But they can’t buy without they have the mineral, and they are not able to get that if denied the privilege of digging it from the earth. lenieineeinieammamiaemmementeaen — Hale and Hearty. These two adjectives by no means imply the possession of great muscular strength. There are many men and women of slight build and inferior atature to whom the terms ‘‘hale and hearty” ‘perMine owners about Iowa Hill and other The Poliey or The derfully brief, simple and void of all technicalities. Ice Coup Sopa Warer, with pure Fruit Juices, at Carr Bros’. tf Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is naranteed to give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20lyy Ice Cream Sopa WATER at Carr Bro’s Drug Store. té —_————°660e en me Trrescrise Simmons Liver Regulator, and it deserves all the praise ii receives. —Dr. D. W. Atkinson, Siloam Springs, Ark. ; French ‘Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the mentbly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerrenege se oy : ver Servs, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil.. Superior Court. or should we send her to Nevada City to. bed-clothes and carpets, where they dry . standing to go s»me Saturday with Mr. . phyaician’s lettery aud I concluded, if it fectly apply. Their complexions are iognomist who has in company with son Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, : a appear before examiners that she might. and remain for an indetinite length of. Gleasonand other parties who might wish . was indeed life or death, that I'd best not : clear, eyes bright 1 vivaci 1 , <> The following business was transacted SF ; ; ” 8 3 : i i Bed HS and vivacious, pulser! Cal. For'sale by W. D. . \ in oe senuaier Otek today: ‘Hon 8. n och al adel eee e? By request I} time. These are liable to be detached by . to go at the time, to visit Webber Lake. . t» think of expenses, but go at once. So, se pen = : mage Sones —— tranquil, step elastic, movements steady, — li — , Suidih of Hise oun? seeslily _ oo “*\called upon her. She is of medium height . the friction of the fabric, or the shuffling . We arranged to go lastSaturday, the 15th . as Thad made up my mind then to rebites st — to ripaosonibe aaks sleep undisturbed, appetites sound, . “Sopa Warsr, better than ever, at Carr Mary B. Smith et als. va Wagis Llue eyes, full forchead, ample ;mouth'. of feet upon the floor, when the poiso-2. instant, and Mr. Gleason, at the last, in. sign on my retura, I saw no harm in to spend t % rest of the seaace at the lake . 1, .s6 indicia of haleness and heartiness . Bs" Teererercgane g 4 epi ete Gehan coataiati the tid with a big chin, indicating much resolu. arises as dust in fine particles, and lodge: . vited his mining friend, Mr. Lou Foote, staying a day and a half longer, as my resorts in that section, __-. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will assuredly . “~~~ ‘ vi iis i ae Gi fae +4 a ton, of strong inuscular build, hair iron . in the throat, nose, wind-pipe or stomach . with a young lady friend, by name Miss . party urged me, to visit Fordyce and 4 bestow upon the feeble, the nervous and pela seston pba te a ial about 45 years of age, pleasant ex. of the person who may respire the air s¢. Mary Maloney, of Nevada City, who haa Iadependence, and I did. “Meeting Mr. A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium) 1). dyspeptic. No tonic of the century ac pt ie te ve 3 sabi sf pression and quite fluent in conversation. . contaminated. . just arrived in Graniteville-on-a-visit, to Poage immediately oa my return I asked rice ale compares with it in popularity, no other si on Mi "a oh , i f fs a “T am,” she said, ‘‘a native of New Some persons have so much vital resist-. make up the party, together with a friend him to calla meeting of the trustees as1] The East India ,cure for these awful rivals it in efficacy. As ‘permanent in-} 74 pipe en ea eas mae 84 York City, and my nameis Kyme. My . ance to disease that it does not take rook . of ours, Andrew Hippert, a boy of 17 and wished to resign. In reply to his ques-. habits can be given without the patient's vigoration means also the pfevious regu_ piss . wi ; o ope i father was superintendent of Steiaway's . aad develop. Ochers, however, have the . son of the scaool trustee, who was to. tions I told him just what I have written . knowledge, and is the only known specitic lation of disorder in the system,’ Hosteta ne any i wae ag piano manufactory:7'I received a liberal} susceptibility to its growth and fatal ef-. drive. here as to my reasons. I do not look an} for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the ter's Stomach Bitters must also bé reor come into € d B. N. I, ‘ : ; : are oes 3 ae : : Shoocraft, together with his. proceedings bcanpleiie I learndd gol enbroidery . .fects. ; : On Friday morning I went through the . me ane mrienny, he did not believe least degree ; manufactured by the Emergarded as, chief among regulators, . It A d his di ition theteat and during the civil war did well embroid-. It should be remembered that a malig. form of telling the school clerk of my pro. ™eEvidently Mr. Hippert was of his! son Drug Co.,. San Jose, Cal., and for sale . conquers and prevents malaria and rheudead chen s citi o ering officer’s uniforms. I learned teleg-. nant form of the disease may be contract-. posed trip and asking him if it would opiuion (Mr. Johnston wasabsent.). Evi . by W. PD. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada matism, overcomes inactivity of the Declared Out. raphy in Cooper’s Basiness Inaticuie, . ed from a person having it in a very mild} make any difference if { didn’t get back dently both believed I had some hidden . City, tf . liver, bowels and kidneys, and promotes See z E New York city, I have-been all over the . form. . until Monday eveni reason for resigning other-than the true : the isiti f : ‘ aie 4 : : : . : h y evening. 4 Pr acquisition of flesh as well aa vigor. j Ata meoung of aa Directors ot ~ United States. I have walked all along] Exposure to an atmosphere contamin-. Well,” he said, **£ don’t know. You'd . and only reason I could oily give. The a a -” siege ete aides E AS emcee ccoP RETO ERR ' 17th District Agricultural Avsouiation the railroads all through Nevada, Califor. ated by the body of a person who died of . better see the other trustees. I don’, . manner of both implied deep’ resentment And Simple, insure jn the Hows Banerrt Don't sicken people with that bad} held uaa se beginner nia and Arizona. I wasat the Centennia: . diphtheria is extremely dangerous. like to take all the responsibility on my —far more than the occasion demanded, nia —— hive of yours. Take Simmons Liver race wa3 declared off, and a trovting race} Pir and I ain going to the Cnicago Extore — pee "tas I always supposed a teacher had a \ VeLie’ Ten. gulator. ; for roadsters was substituted therefor. . o,ition if I ate is walls hove: wank we RO cor cue. puncipe i geo tage i oapaedieg 2 esther dade fee Sera ie: ps 4 a 4 ere The latter is to be mile heats, best two in} +, oo to ‘Truckee. I want t b a +5 : teok=208 : f blie The Chinese make what they call ‘‘lie IF you want & very fine turnout of anysea We urae of $73 Rateanoe $5 go to Truckee. want ogo by Way! 4 Brief Record 6f Various Matters of urday. sign a selool. my reasons the public toa he take the dust which accuimukind go to Henry Lane's Feed TEie ai ihree, for a purse ad CS ine 0 . of Webber Lake. I walked all day yesLocal Interest. ‘‘As far as the day is concerned, Mr. . can now judge. If my trustees were dis‘ Be : Hf! 5 fi fi ft ; : ry babe . ‘ Bae we Absolutely Pure. apis Shs Saree eed : . 3 ’ : ates in ma ac rice . ery * D 3 Life. Members’ Badges. terday. “I walked all night last night. 1 Hoi. John P. Irish will deliver the] Poage, it doesn’t matter to me whether pleased at that—if, as Mrs. Hippert told ae end ie ont wk sgpaicgrallais : Ea — seer : A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— ; joi’ af tha Dlateioh Bair Ans ain’t very tired. : oration at the Ad nission Day celebration . [ make it up or not. If [had supposed . Me, it was because of my staying longer i tle tea Phils they-use if wall the Tue most delicious thing to be had iv . .. ;-Life mom a the: J oe ae —Phe~ puor--woman-is-demonted. about} inMarysville. , there.would be any_objections te my haythan I. had permission—I° have stated i ‘a S ; — xf = : . a _ tovercia Gace Hicna' Toa Crean Soda Was Highest of aH ‘in leavening strength— ciation can obtain their ac ee rote his railroad routes. She went on at great! W4n. Harvey of Grass Valle; has been . ing the day I would not have asked for it,”’ facts about that. If, as Iwas told by an TER OE Oger vere: <r a pa ae ter. 4 aE a TY Latest U.S. Government Food _— for the coming fair by applying to Secro-) /, ngth about the roads, stations, ete., and ) . I " : jail : ixty . 1 : id . official high in school circles who happen less, drank our. quota of, “lie” tea. * Report. . ‘tary Rolfe at nia office in this city. : ier ons, etc., and) brought to the county jail to serve sixty . I said. se ce cireles whe Sidebecbngs : : ea seats USACE EO Ty sheds eltatipsies sacmametn tae : . appeared to be much gratified to see me . days for exhibiting a deadly weapon. Then Mr. Poage asked me, ‘Who is ed to pass through the place in my abuate aoe eer aan era 18 : DIED. ~ —. ; z : ee peace or are un-dried leaf. sts per Ib, F ale = , SATE Agent Wanted. and have me. listen. In answer to a] Tom Darling and Charles Harrison } getting up the parvy ?”’ and ‘‘Who are you . Sence, “ib was not at all because you ovir % cea steiaatiole om vecliee At this city, Aug. 25, Mrs. Mary M. NEVADA THEATER, ; — question she said: ‘‘I have no father nor . (sol6red). who have been in jail ninety . going with?” > stayed your-time a day. ve two, but be y ~ ee ee Amberg, aged 69 years and 10 days, 1 i a Ani agent is wanted to convene for r-. mother. Both are dead. I have no one.) gays for disturbiag the peace of Truckee, . To both of these questions I answered, . Cause of your going with the parties you. Tye most refreshing and healthful as native of Switzerland. FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 28th. ders for the eelebrated F ogeli F fait Pick. {fT had perhaps it would have been Letter . were today turned loose. g “Mr. Gleason.” did,” the public know all the circum: . well as cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda tee ; funery) wil) take place from he. GRASS VALLEY’S _____-op—It-in-bhe-beat patented invention. of . for me——No-one cives for me now.” . _Atolow Ford of St-David, IIL, writes} Then I_waa_asked, ‘Who else_is go: . #tances about Hat {made by Carr Bros, + Ye \ the See: Ageats Recon pane big money. An heur after the interview the gener-! ¢) Postmaster Clark to ascertain if Ed . ing %” All that can be brought against me, as [ 2-e-vlock Thuraday-afterneon.} : }f 1 Ls ee LS For partioulara enquire of C. FogELt, ©P. ous miners presented her witha collection . mund Ford is living or dead. Will the. I told him, “Mr. Foote and Miss Ma. the trustees expressed it in these words, Old: Colina ee cao Sees . { : posite the Washington pena House. tf} (not-of her asking) aad she passed through — fast named party" orsome friend of his . loney.”” : aie is the charge of —— socia. Bonght and sold by D, FE. Morgan, Nes Will appear in the celebrated Society Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” acer wee valise a over "pe please tell the Illinois enquirer? He followed eae up with: ‘Do you ed a re AL as a ca vada City, Cal. ti yspe psia Comedy-Drama in four Acts, entitled flour and see that you get it. tf. . . shoulders walking a3 nimbly a3a girl o ee) know them? Do you know anything 6 WHOLE: NSVter 1A ROW AI se EEO 3 EMOTE } x ’ : : ‘ ie i r : iH less, Yet 8 ‘ Makes many mi ae 5] ! , cee pees ere stitute t sixteen. In department she was quite . Tndiana bankers have decided to fight . about them, or are they perfect strangers the public in the full glare of the wey ee — p onetele He ee ae. acs Dorie san s Bride! Fp See ee ee ieee eiecg: [modest and evidently ab one period of . the proposed effort of the State Board of . to yout” sun, and we will let that public be the} froin a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap , eerie ernsase andl Solos from f, 7 ee pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures prop! } sick headache. _Jexw Caxam Sona, 10 vents a glass, at. Carr Brothers. encase am . +28 For Over Half a Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifteen years by millions of her life has been surrounded with all the comforts of a refined home. An expression of deep sympathy was in the faces of gallant old pioneers as the lone, wandering woman passed through the street. : : The Carnival Program. Tax Commissioners to compel them to expose the accounts of the depositors. Accorpina to the census Columbia, Mo.,.is the only city in the country with a population numbering even thousands. It has exactly 4,000. & Nevada City. Treplied, “I know nothing of them. 1 never met either of them until last evenmg when Mr. Gleason brought them both ‘to call on Mary and J, and T have never

heard anything about them excepting that T know Miss Maloney has a restaurant in I suppose, however, thac they are, of course, perfectly respectable, judge: . : If Lhad not been entirely alone and unprotected I am aware that this question ‘as to the proprivty of my conduct would never have been mooted. : that—in this case, asalways, justice and right will finally triu.nph, I am, Feeling sure, however, Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: ‘*Was taken with abad’cold, which settled on my Linigs, cough set in. and finally terminawed in Consumption, —Four-deetors gave me-up saying I could live but a short time. 1 yaveimyself up-to ny Saviour, determined if Lcould not stay with petite are symptoms 6f this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the. stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache; and-curesdyspepsia, —-—— “1 nave been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but lite appetite, and what . did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour.after eating 1 had-a faintness or tired, the Comic Opera of *Olivette.”’ All under the direction of _ Jessia Boo'h-Hazen. THE CAST. Col. Graham. . vis tres. Arthur Powell Harry Livingston..... M. J. Brock % my friends on earth, I would meet my . Arthur Blak i mothers for their children while teething, Following isthe program for the busiDeafness Can't be Cured are they not, Mr. Poage?” to which he reYours Sincerely, : absent’ ones above: My lestedd was s _ Feelin Siesaos repeat As aie eee 5 with perfect success. It soothes tlie child, } ness men’s carnival at Armory Hall toas Pee : plied, “I don’t know ; they might be and pe) a Mioka &. Dillon, ailvised to get Dr. King's New Diacovery Oe a deesertte asd — sec Tomette eee “Will Whiting softens the gums, allays all pain, oures . night: ; y local epplicntions, as y= Se again they might not be. I don’t know Ex-teacher Graniteville School District. . for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1] amount ot good. It gave me an appetite, FO EER oe eh sa Willis Clinch wind colic, and is the best remedy for di-. 1. Parade of entire command. 2. Full chorus. reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, anything about the parties; they aré}, gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; and my tood relished and satisfied the. Dora Graham. , . .+++.Miss Sarah Harris .+Miss Laura Whiting ; 2 ” 5 % : a ac ra 1 had previously experienced. It A : ’ arrhea. Sold by Druggists in every: part ( : pest *88 . strangers to me. Ir you have made up your mind to buy . it has curéd me and thank God I am now} © me Angie.... . tdise Sadie Hock Ree ae ; ed ? ae . P » Trial 1 relieved » tire KON mh Ase ER ELrkCy AZER . of the world, Be sure and for ‘Mrs. 3. Exhibition banner drill. andthat is. by, constitutional remedies. “Mr. Poage,” I,said, “your manner in Hood's Saraaparilla do not be induced to . a well and hearty woman. Trial ‘_ a py tendons meando ~ Edith.... JESSIE BOOTH-HAZE Wunstow’s Soornine Sykup,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per bottle. tf OES Insure in the Home Bengrir Lire Association. ee 4. Song by Methodist choir. 5. Tableau. 6.:/Sedtelt song by’ Mr. and Mrs, John Chisholm. 7. Vocal duet by Messrs. Werry and Robbins. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the insome way implies suspicion. have asked all these questions without some motive.” You cannot 2 “Well, perhaps I have a motive and perhaps not,” saya Mr. Poage. take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla ig a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar combiaation, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind. + -2@e o tles frees at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and $1.00, ‘oapaiibanemeeci The Laws of California Require The Home Bennerrr Lire Association to i took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that Ll am happy to recommend it.” G, A. Pagar, Watertown, Mass. ’ “1 had dyspepsia many years, and despaired ot ever being well But Hood’s Sar saparilla has entirely cured me,” Mrs. THE ORCHESTRA. Miss Lulu Wilhelm.. ., Misses Millie and Josie WilPAOD eee tails wees Violini Mr Ad AOR oo ose Cosstae THE VOCALISTS, wae. Pianist pay its losses in full, “Now,” I continued, ‘if you know fala asi aa icart agen anything against the character of any of the parties, it there’s any reason why you Schilling’s Best. J. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 8. Exhibition drill by corps of 24 young Schilling’s Best. : 3 ladies under command of Captain Geo. A. Gray. Those assisting in the chorusses and solos from the Opera “‘Olivette” are the following: Mra. S. J. Prisk, Miss Ida flammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, Buy, try—on them rely. Untried—a joy denied. ¥ . ‘ Soid by druggists. $1; six for $5. P red : pei to ae 9. Song by choir. sdisehapes yg Somers hictplavcrt think [’d best not to go, it is your ogy oeEeEeEGe_—vX—r a Baby cried, . 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lewetl. ty Ber ot hic egg rp others © 6 © © © © © . , 10. Iniividual prosentation by Hon ey ia nothing bu Ae ek. (00 Doses One Dollar . wants. Children 95 cnt J. M. Walling atid Leonard 8. Calkins of the members of the command, an which is nothing butan inflamed condior its anet Loong ya ee ene BE CAREFUL ! tion of the mucous surfaces. ; ; F ot ees : Upon which Mr. -Poage said ‘Good We will give One Hundred Dollars for wnorning” and went away. nny case of Reetens OT yn ei I felt uneasy. I did not want to give Rint 9: CONN CUR NE se up the trip and yet I did not want to go Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. z FJ.C & Co., Toledo, 0 unless everything wag all right. And els evans pineal a dt how was I to tind out? Who was there Sold by druggists, 75 cents. ; Mother sighed, s = ee There is no other place where You Can Get Such Find rco Cream ; . Belgian Miners °. RECEIVE coffee as part of their regular rations. They can do more work upon ‘their usual food with coffee, than upon more food A sore or an ulcer that resists ordi oary treatment is a very serious mat ter. It is either of a carcerous ne sure, or it is the result of a-very bap condition of the blood. Don’t tam » Doctor prescribed: Castoria . Admission—Adults, 25 cents; childrea. under twelve years, 10 cents. The proceeds to be used for the benefit of the Methodist Church. Sos Probat. Sale. y without coffee. Coffee has, been tee SEAS RSS elit 9c Mace NL to advise? Just then [waw another trus-. Per with it Take —AND— shown to be the best beverage to Summer Hats at Cost axe Simmons Liver Regulator i tee, Mr. Johnston, going past the hotel’! {he Great Blood R d N the Superior Court of the C f . . Ez gulator in dues 2 : a OO eme h uperior are ve County o support health and hard werk. 5 A : eases youth and you will enjoy a green old . 4 called him in, told him the whole affair, and gat vid of it: ne Nevada, State of California. Soda Water z cup cf good coffee in the morning Trimmed and untrimmed summer hats . ". what Mr, Poage said and all, and askeu 8 In the matter of the Estate of J. L. Ww EZYW ? ‘ delay. Rev. Jeese H Campbell, of Columbus, Ga., writes: “A woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ standing, and five inches in diameter, has been entirely relicved by 6 bottlesof Swift's Specific, I consider its offects wonderful— almost miraculous.’ This is the record of S. Ss. S. ¥ Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, age. Johnston, deceased, Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court, of the county of Nevada, State of California, made on the 24th day of August, 1891, inthe matter of the Estate of J. L. Jobnston, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator'of said Kstate, will sell at ‘} public auction, tothe highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin, and subject to comfirmation by said Superior Court, on Monday, the 21st day of September, 1891, at the hour. of twelve o’clock, meridian, in front of the Court House in Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said J. L. Johnston, at the time of his death, and all the right, title arid interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said J. L. Johnston, at the time of bis death, in and to all that certain lot, piec@or parcel of land and peris economy for the workingman. The better it is-the more truly econemical it is. It wil steady at cost at Mra. Lester & Crawford's. tf Ste os Nigra ESR Schilling’s Best. whathe thought of it. He said, ‘I don’t know what to think about it. I don’t understand Poage’s speaking as he did. Mr. Gleason I kaow is respectable, and those other parties I don’t know anything about. I never heard anything agains. best in the market. Legg & Shaw are them, but I’ve seen Miss Maloney and the sole agents at Nevada City. tf . she seems a nicegirl. Iguesssheis. 1’d go if I wanted to, if I were you, and aot pay any more attention to it.” Then I went to a nice old lady, the wife of John, Hippert, school trustee. I told her all about it, I asked her if she saw any impropriety in my going.She said, ‘No; it is a very common thing for society people to go off on little oxcursions in that way. There can be nothing against your going provided all parties Because J. M. FOLEY knows just how to it to suit the taste THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest gnd best equipped Factory in Northern California. “Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commerci Street, Nevada City, Try “Lily White” Flour and keep make peace in your household. tf weer Trial will tell how they excel. Re your nerves and brighten up your spirits during the daily work. The Lightning Fruit Jar It Does Not Pay to Gevehine Investmen Is generally acknowledged to be the very With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benerrr Lire Assocrarion and make your, investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. al i@-Do You Know THAT OUR School Season commences ‘Ihe Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Loszes on thé Pacific Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. + ae An Old Feud Alive ! Alive! That has been annoying the community for generations,-has at last been happily settled, Cephaline, the greatest headache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. For sale by W. D. Vinton and Carr ad ADMISSION DAY OrALBEBRATION Give your pet dogs or cats Simmons Liver Regulator, when sick—it will cure them, : The’ Home Benefit Life Assogiation : Bros. Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. [* npaapapeat ont Mr. Gleason surely IN MARYSVILLE. sanph propeeny + gor Mor a oan A ee a 3 en ' wo see rag Ee cour ada, ‘ chia, Parntine the town "red means head-. ne Home Benefit Life A a ah Tasked Miss Mary McLean what she} wRDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Oth. bounded and described as follows :— SHPrTHasSeerT Ww 4 + : ‘ ; ; ‘ t in lot of land and cab " ache in the morning, Simmons Liver Pays its Losses in full, thought of it. a peredbesi p citer po Pr pay od SCHILLING S$ BEST Coffee is Then I repeated the conrichest: in flavorgreatest in . Regulator prevents it. , — . staat kad Wilk Pein 0, Olen: <n town, at Ne City, in said ty, I have made arrangements to carr : ‘ anbaihmast economical for the ee A DIsORDERED candition of old hiotgg ia eh is Fags cheas : Ma Novel and Enteresting Westases . on pte er ty oe Comme y: § ‘ y acomplete line of i il do more and do comes , . ach or malaria in the system pro-. 5, * Grand Ti to All }. the northwest corner 0 a acl ! eee ’ r Jompany is now pre. duce sick he, You can remove this hs, hg hits no satiafyetion but tent tracts the Mauzanita Consolidated Gravel sinit better than any other you can The Nevada Ice Company p . in. ne this “i You tell Miss Dillon Assured toe Mausaleg Consolidated Greve buy. Accept no statement to the . pared to deliver ice to consumers in any . trouble by taking Dr.J. H. McLean's ied Ses g Co, wane: that if she sees no impropriety in a couple of unmarried ladies going off on a trip ‘like this with a couple of single gentlemen that I guess it’s afl right. I’m not Miss Dillon’s guardian and it’s none of ning thénce north~24 > east 7 chains ; thence south 20° 4 chains ; thence south 1° weat 3chains ; thence south 44° west athens oe pronto west 5 chains, to the place of heginn containing 2 and 6-100 acres. The said premises are A Cerdial Invitation Extended to NeLittle Liver and Kidney Pillets. 25 suda:deamanieug cents per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. =—=——— HOTBL ARRIVALS. part of the city. “ Orders left at the o fice of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be . prompity attediled to. od contrarytry it and see for your. self. Do it now. Schilling’s Best—AND-— School Supplies, GRAND BAT. ; pelts 5 + own q : BY this brand. Every: article . tamu eiegatation of the Ulond—aulckan-. «yp Morris iy Facuen a eae au ps pesos eo hia © eee are Saath 2iables,. Embracing everything used from’ the Eight Grade to ft protects will prove “itself the . 4q and enriched—bearslifeand euergy 40] 9G" Babak, do : uaa tal tee gated onal G. W. Hanney, Secretary. [one bedstead and springs, 2 picks, 1 ax! the High School. ore best that Nature affords. every-portion of the body; appetite re-. J. 0. Rive, do a}.{ 80 nod yeh one Tat det Xi ter es W. H. Parxs, Ju., Treasurer, . and an iron box—all now in the said ‘ . an, t the hour of rest brings with it}! Wm, Gruhen, do Gumecrening about du idst house. ee Ho Ab nm Oe ponies ie This can salle by. M, Leipsic, do of my busy sciaiaslika den departure} New Barber Shop. "Terie and conditions of wale: Cash,. My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and all so PT. Molaan's Sereaperlc. HM. Bachelder, do carly next morning, « letter was handed : United States gold coin, ten per cent. of . orders can be filled at once. Tacs, Coton, Splota, Exbacts, . Foresle by Garr Bros. J, B, Troadwall, Sacramen ¥ banécradiand ; ema the money to be paid to theun-. ~ : vor haoty eae ee C. A. Frebye, do . mats.. bgnane top, 6 Administrator on the day of} Special attention given to furnishing School Distri Your grossr has them. Sold oLy Eig San Francisco, Aug. 13th, 1891 CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, sale, on gonfirmation of sale by © pnuee § g.ochoo! Districts > cannon oe ee Win ©, Taylor, Maryville, Mies TallonsDeng Primsds—1.0m s0rry. von cuirty-five yonre arenident of Me: . us Cee end nt the expense of the with Stationery. JOGA ‘sai ctrancih and tlavet, © . OfReno, Nev., has just incorporated to. 8, A. Smith, Downieville, to sty 5 di poh sagmre say. leer frame . ee ee aty, bes to Nevada . Purchaser, at ; Sa cicaee sia al . ufacture Rev. J. W. Pendleton’s. Mrs. L. Wood, Grass Valley, you thisone, Inever fail to an-. city and resumed business. He will be ARIEUR SOUR, w ro Richs. x ' Liver . celebrated Cephaling; a specific for headES ese eb them = % 8 ¥ * found on the north Commercial ston, deceased. CET ee > WinNT Iw. matectonr 350, No ox ever tried Sinimons Liver : L. Thomas, do : a : Seeak weak Sala « x > ~~ Regulator without being satisfied with its . ache. It selis onits merits, Forsaleby. p,P, Smith, do ou must come down to the city and ae" . Dated August 24th, 1801, : ;, te ‘ee. * . Carr Bros. or W, D, Vinton. * ‘ Frank Johnson, Sacramento. : ake constivational treatment and at the . Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing A. Bursqws, Attorney. a.) NEVADA GT, GALL : : BS i } { : e . iy a Sie? : a ie i: : ; s ‘ sf ae fh ul Pcs me d ;