August 30, 1890 (4 pages)

iding, _TY ° 2 POSTS, 10tice, kinds. SH. ANY ALBANY, M8, ALSO, ying and d subdividpaning is ethan 160 Can sella ‘or a large City, a Specialty Der. . a reanaenns . pom petitive ‘vening . ) resident, Ss Inpany. rt Esq. YY, Eta. Tuesdays, agers. hose doing 1r, BROW.OF 1 PP, coping. VENING Pine St, Time, Fifteen. Je knows nery. . here ap ® guaran: nowledge respective a ject to the decision of ‘The Daily Brauseript. ‘SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1890. Arretrre and sleep may be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regaintheir bonyancy by the use of Dr. J. ‘A. McLean’s Strengthening _ Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale inseAcheg OMPTLY CURED BY POLITICAL. Amnouncements under this head must be paid for in . advance. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough and Ready and idgeport Townships.) “ C.D. Gassaway oO" Rough and Ready will he a candidate forSupervi-or of thestth District, subject te the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, -Arthur Powell Q'. Graze D hint is hereby(announced ax 8 a candidate for Public Administrator uu oe to the decision of the Republican y County Convention. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F, T. NILON OF Nevada City will be a éandidate for re-election as District attorney, su ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson F Grass Valleyisannounced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the D tic County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P«Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for pospination ss Qoupty Superintendent of Schools, rubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District: Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) —_—_— Richard Penrose F Relief Hill will be @ candidate for Road Overseer of the Third Dissubject to the decision of the Republican District Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup F North San Juan is a candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the Gecinton of the Republican county convenon, : FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight oF Grae Valley is announced ag a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan F Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as Count Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for 1e.¢) election as Assessor of 8 Nevada county, ubject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re) re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for rer@) een. as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. t . FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, iene +d, Sims we OF Nevada City will be a candidate for.) ‘\/ renomination as Assemblyman from tthe 14th Assembly District, qoiipes to.the decision ofthe Republican 14th District Gonvention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick Dn aoe Bad Hill will be a candidate forthe eye County Treasurer subject to the Spriaton of the Republican County Conven2. FOR SHERIFF, William Barton a F Nevada City will be a candida lor the Samiaedon of Sheriff, subject to _ the decision of the Republican County Conv ~"¥OR GOUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep ¥ Grass Valley, is announced as a candiO date County Recorder, subject to the Gocision tore Republican gun Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. _ dames M. Wiley ¥ Boston Ravine will be a candidate fs) er, sub4) forthe office of onal 2 " a ihe county Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SOHOOLS, J.G, O'Neill vasa City. will be 4 can lor OUR offs of fuperinten dent of Schools, subject to the ion, the Republican County Convention, = FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. srt W. J. Rodgers OP ers teat Lat Basettaniy sot eat tothe Jeaaton of the ReFOR SHERIFF, _ M. C, Hogan F North San Juan will be a candidate Ofer aed ot ater: meat ee vention, FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F be sondifate fi Qiits pigs ot et palettes tec FOR COUNTY TREASURER, . { 8: F. Snell Republic California’s Difficulty in Securing Such as is Demanded by Her Necessities, ° (Written for the Transcript. . California in her efforts to secure national legislation made necessary by her material growth has been most patient and enduring. While asking repeatedly for the enactment of laws upon which her very existence seemed to depend she has been most considerate of the opinions of others, expressed both by word and vote. “In the almost endless struggle for the Passage of an act that should forever exclude from her shores the heathen Chinese she has presented an example of patient forbearance which the iron rule of despotism would fail most signally to exact. She has chosen thus to forebear not because of internal weakness nor because she has failed to appreciate the injustice of the delay, but out of reverence for those institutions which we have been taught from. childhood to respect, _Norieste alone in this suffrance which under a monarchical form of government would be considered most tyrannical and oppressive. The vast extent of territory over which the people are called upon to rule, containing within its borders conditions so varied and in some cases almost antagonistic, makes it exceedingly difficult to allow toone section legislation well calculated to théir purposes without ‘opposition from another the ifterests of which require no such fostering. This is but one of innumerable instances wherein the desires and indeed necessities of certain localities have been defeated with disastrous results by representatives from other States in ro way qualified either in knowledge or understanding of the subject to pass upon the meusure contemplated. The greatest difficulty is always experienced by representatives from different localities in their attempts to secure such legislation of a national character as the interests of their constituents seem to demand. Ina nation like our own, enjoying the manifold blessings of a representa” tive government, it is a matter for surprise that so much opposition should be. manifested by disinterested legislators to the enactment of laws so unanimously and imperatively demanded by their fellow citizens. To tule justly and equitably should be the object of all law. To secure such anend, the men we elect for the formation and administration of our law should be broadminded andliberal in their views, of comprehensive understanding and wide knowledge. It is not alone sufficient, though primarily essential,. that they be acquainted merely with the requirements of their immediate locality. ty . They must understand and be able to legislate intelligently on subjects more immediately concerning other sections of the country, Had the representatives of the East been more thoroughly informed of the existing condition of things on this Coast, it would not have been necessary fo: Culifornia to await the pleasure of a partisan Congress to secure her just demands. Our navy, would now be in a much more healthy'condition and the present lamentable absence of coast defenses would not‘ be inviting the attacks of such second rate powers as Chili were the people of interior Stutes more liberal in their views, By the election of such men only can the delays in securing national legislation be obviated and this inherent weakness of our federal form of government bein a measure strengthened, As the States grow in power and wealth, inhabited as they are by a progressive, energetic people viewing every and all things averse to their progress as insufferable, the danger will be increased and a more expeditious means for securing national ends must be devised. For the present patience and tolerance ‘best become us, for the glory of our government always has been and now is the self sacrificing patriotism of Ler people, W. I. Brosscx. , San Francisco, August 26th, 1890, shew and Dance.At the close of the Pawnee Medicine Co.’s entertainment Saturday night, Aug, 30th, there will be a social dance. Admission 25 cents. There willbe a change of program and Stanley & Mason’s shadowgraphs are alone worth the priceof admission. ° 2t Au Ancient Weapen. Wilt T. Morgan of Hydraulic Parlor will tuke with him to the San Francisco celebration a cavalry sabre that. bas an interesting history, It was brought to the county in the fall of 1849 by one Nebby Newton. It passed intotlie possession of a Blue Tent family in 1861 and three years latér mysteriously disppeared, A few years ago it was unearthed by a plowman working onthe Hager place at Blue Tent. Mr. Morgan is obtaining certificates ag the geniuneness of the relic,———_——s Ivy you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla donot beinduced to take any Erg Hood's Warsaparilla is a pec medicine, possessing by virtue af its peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article@f the kind. nits co anieelir e al Well Into a Cellar--a Pionee , Nugget. g _ #Tidings of Thursday.) __ The glare of the sun go affected, temporarily, they eyesight of Mrs. Hallett this morning that on re-entering her house near the Boys Orph Asylum she walked into an oped tuitak way, the accident resulting in a severe gash to the scalp and a broken collar-bone. The local railroad is doing ayushing freight business, handling in addition to its regular commercial business the pear crop and the thousands of tons of sulphurets “refuse” being sent from here to Denver, The depot employes are working to as late as nine o’clock at night loading pears, the shippers preferring to have the fruit loaded in the cool of the evening rather than during the heat of the day. R. C. Walrath of Nevada City is the intermediary in the sulphurets ‘‘refuse’’transfer, and in addition to Petitjean’s big_pile has purchased that at Calliot’s works-en the line of the railroad, These shipments will aggregate 11,000 tons. The gravel prospectors.of Mooney Flat contemplate largely increasing their forces of miners. Despite the failure of the Dunn company, the mining industry at Smartgville is reportedasimproving. The Déan company it is understood, will renew operations, satisfying the claims df the old employes, aggregating $1,350, by a 30-day mortgage on Dunn’s ranch. Capt, 8. H. Dille of this city -has a gold nugget he picked up on Tuolumne tiver September 9th; 1850—the day on which Oalifornia was admitted to the Union, * [Telegraph of Thuraday. . Work on the Extraction Works plant is going ahead in the most energetic way. The com pany makes things hum, A nice little town will grow up around the works. H. Conger has been awarded the mail contract forfour yeara for carrying the mail between. Dutch Flat and Nevada City. The contract calls for a tri-weekly mail, Mr, Joseph Bentiallack and children willleave next Tuésday for Mexico, to Join husband and father. Mr. Bennallack is chief engineer of a large’ mining property in that country. . {Union of Friday. . The water in the Coe mine has been lowered 150 feet. A new pump was being put in yesterday. Everything is working smoothly at the 8t. John mine since the new hoistingand pumping working have started up. The Oolfax Fruit Shipping Company sent off a carload of Bartlett pears the early part of the week, and will send another to day. This fruit, which is of prime’ quaality, goes directly to the Chicago market, and is expected to bring top prices, Mr. Baker, Manager of the Colfax Company, goes today to the You Bet section, where a fine lot of pears have been secured, and afterwards will make considerable shipments from Dutch Flat. The Colfax Company has only been in the _ business the present season, but it has offered good prices, and has been instrumental in causing our fruit-raisers getting better prices than they have been heretofore receiving, Mean Business Methods. ‘The dioramic and dog show at this city Thursday evening attracted a big audience and was worth the low price of admission charged. Of the company’s business methods, faverable mention cannot be made, though. For instance, although the prices of admiasion were advertised at 25, 35 and 50 cents, when the crowd began to come and it was evident there would be a full house—which is by the way an unusual thing for thid company to have the admission to all parts of the house for adults was raised to fifty cents, Another equally contemptible act was the refusal to honor the reserved seat check on some of the com” plimentary tickets. There is at least one case reported where an attempt was made to beat a local citizen out of a small amount of money that was due him, The management made no friends here, because of petty tricks and deceptions, Thursday Nights Fire, At a quarter past ten o'clock Thursday night the one-story dwelling house of Wm, Earll, situated on tho westerly side of Sugar Loaf roada short distance above the head of Main street, was discovered to be in flames. The firehad at the time of sounding the alarm enveloped the house to such an extent that although the firemen responded promptly they could do no good when they arrived on the scene. Mr. Earl, whois an employe at the Harmony mine, and his wife were atthe Theater. The origin of the fire is unknown. The house, which is not a valuable one, formerly belonged to the Harrigan family and later'to LeviWilliamson, The loss is about $400, —_—— A PERFEOT complexion, free ‘from pimple or blemish, is very rarely seen, because few pereons have perfectly pure blood, And yet, all disfiguring eruptions are easily removed by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Try it, and surprise your friends with the result, The Leading Music Meuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Bacramento, for anything in the musie line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), 5 cénts; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 830centseach, John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in h@acramento, and not one failure in j, 29-tf. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS. . . * r Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid}. : PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. District Attorney Nilon has returned from Sacramento.Robert Kirkwood came down Thursday from Downieville. Miss Mary Hoskins goes to San Franciseo next Thursday to visit friends, : Mrs. J. D. Fleming of thiscity and her sister, Miss Warner of Grass Val-. ley, leave next Thursday on a visit to Stockton and San Francisco. W. ©, Gray, principal of of the Oakland district schools in this township, has returned from San Francisco. He has fully regained his health. Misses Cora, Nellie and Jessie Mott, who have been visiting their grandmother at this city, returned Thureday to their home in Sacramento. Mr, and Mrs. George Hare came down Friday from Maybert. Mr. Hare has been suffering for several days from a fever of some kind, and comes to obtain medical treatment. Hon, A. Walrath is one of the directors of a new incorporation entitled The Brazilian Manufacturing Company which hasa capital stock of $500,000 and will operate upon cocoanuts, CLinde of Grass Valley is in town on his way-te take charge of the Lone Star mine in Sierra county which Joseph Snyder has been’conducting. The Lone Star is owned by Grass Valleyans. The Grand Marshal of the Admission Day parade atS.jn Francisco has appointed Editor Hocking of the Grass Valley Tidings as a division aide. A better selection could not have been made. H. F. Fortman and Rudolph Herold, Jr., of San Francisco, who are owners in the Champion mine and have been spending a few days here, are members of the finance committee of the coming Native Sons celebration at the Bay. : Says Thursday’s Oakland Tribune: The grip has made its reappearance in Alameda, and among its victims is Colonel E. G. Waite, the. Republican nominee for Secretary of State. He was first troubled with a severe sore throat, and was confined to his house fortwo days. Now he feels the ‘usual symptome of grip. Nothing serious is expected, however, and he was able stated that he left anything but well. Returned From the Mountains. B. 8. Rector and Henry Lane returned Friday from # nine days’ trip through the mountains, and that they had a grand time goes without saying. They visited Downieville, Sierra City, Campbell Springs, Webber Lake, Independence Lake and Bowman Dam, They had great success as fishermen and saw more beautiiul scenery than they can tell about ina month. They started a movement up there to annex Sierra Valley—the garden spot of the upper region—to Nevada county, and the Sierra Valleyans have all pledged hemselves to boom the idea, Mere Fire Pluge Needed. “T believe,’ said an old member of the Fire Department Friday, “that it would be economy for the-city to put in at least twice as many fire plugs as we have now, instead of buying so much hose.’ Fireplugs are comparatively inexpensive and do not wear out, while good hose costs about a dollar a foot and has to be renewed frequently, As the plugs are now arranged we ate frequently compelled to consolidate the hose of the different companies in order to get a single stream on a fire.” —e ——+ 2@e: The World Knriched,. The ‘facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first 1 theonly remedy which is trnly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, at any timé, and the better it is known the more popular it become, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Local Interest. Geo. E, Turner is having a new awaing built in front of his store on Pine street.’ A joint meeting of the Admission Day committees of Quartz and Hydraulic Parlors, N. 8. G. W., will be held in Grass Valley Sunday afternoon. ———— Few children can be induced to take physic without a struggle, and no wonder—most drugs are extremely nauseating. Ayer’s Pills, on the contrary, being sugar-coated, are eagerly therefore, the favorite family medicine. ' Oe BagsaPaRi.ia and iron soda water at Carr Bros, Ministers Use it, Dectors #reseryibe It, ‘2 Granazr, O. Dr, Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and bave seen good results. The patient in question was my father, Rey, W. W. Bailey, I have sincghad a number of such cases, and if you. will give me a reduction, such as will pay me to handle it, I will willingly do so, Give me your lowest pcice per dozen bottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon 0.0, Bauzy, M. D, Sold at 50 cente by Carr Bros, Ion cold soda water at Carr Bite tf Arrenniow to the daily habite of the young prevents suffering, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, ‘. man was evidently well pleased with to come uprown this morning, but he . lic miners would be righted. produced the world was enriched withi}* swallowed by the little ones, and are, . gi COLFAX OLIPPINGs. A Batch of Itemé. Fram Friday's : . “Sentinel. ; Three . miners have taken a con: tract to sink forty feet further in the mainshaft of the Omega quartz mine near town, They started to work Monday. The boys selling fruit at the trains do arushing business. As soon as the passengers know they are in Colfax they make a rush for fruit. Our fruits havea world-wide reputation. J. 8. Wilcox took Mr. Austin, a mining expert from below, about eight miles above here last Monday to examinea quartz claim. The gentlethe mine and from what we can learn he will probably buy it. E The case ofthe Rising Sun mine, which was to come off about the 9th of September has been postponed until further notice. This is the same kind of a case as that brought against the Eagle Bird. The decision will undoubtedly be just about the same. There is a immense amount of money in raising fruit and it is no use trying to think or say there is not. Good fruitcan always be disposed of at a good. price. Bartlett.pears raised in Colfax are being sbipped East as fast as they can be picked and boxed ; and they are bringing five and six dollaraa box. Just set out forty acres in fruit trees or grapes near Colfax and see if you wen’t be made independently rich in a few years, Dr. Martin in his speech before the Deniocratic State Convention became so enthusiastic over the way in which some of the niembers of the Convention wanted to ignore the mining community that he expressed the feelings of the people up here in. a manner that went right to the hearts of many of the valleyities present. Some might say thut the point Dr, Martin and attorney Ford gained amounted to nothing. Ifthere were not someone to speak for the miners ‘in such cases the result would be that in time the mining ‘community would be entirely frozen out and they wouldn’t be able to say that their souls were their own. It Placer and Nevada counties had a few more such energetic men as these twogentlemen, to represent them, it would not be long before the wrong thatis now being done to the hydrauFarewell Entertaiment. s ———— The ladies of Laurel Parlor, N.D. G@. W., on Thursday evening gave iti connection with their meeting a farewell entertainment in N6nor of their President, Mrs, A. R. Wadsworth, who ia about to remove to Colorado. Mra, Wadsworth delivered a very eloquent and touching address, and it was supplemented by songs by Misses Alice K, Crawford and Hattie E. Hook. There were also a variety of amusements, and ice cream and cake were served. The members of the Parlor express the profoundest regret at the departure of their beloved and capable President. i hetsieieenentnenimamemmenimmesemtndiemadenat PRACTICAL TESTS. Ans Astonishing Offer—Some of the Replies. ar The San Francisco of recent date eontained the following offer: +” “As an evidence of the ability of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick heades, we will give to the first twelve re ble persons who will apply at our office @ bottle free if they will that after they have been cured that they will admit the fact over their signatures,” ‘ This offer so startlingly asserted the effie @lency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the partios, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most convincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of those received: — I have been subject to bilious headaches ar constipation for several years past; in t, have been compelled ke a physig very other night or else Readacho nd dull? mean feelf en oy’s and have dorivea t, and intend continuing it, xperience I can hearti with biliousness and constipation to bled Foam, CHAS, E, ELKINGTON = Locust Avenue, San Francisco, _ The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourself be one of the many who know . rem from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr, King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and. should. be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store. Bachklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand. Ohilblains, Corns, andall Skin Erupfons, and tively cures Piles, or pry geo Tis guaranteed to ve perfect on, or money reunded. Price 25 cents pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros, ; tf Absolutely Pure, Highest of a.l?in leavening strength —~U. 8, Government Report, Aug 17, NEWSPAPER MEN. The Native tons Wil be Goed te Them. _ The Press Committee of the ‘Native -Sons coming celebration at San Francisco have issued a circular the salient points of which are as follows: . Every paper published outside of San Francisco shall be entitled to one representative, : : This representative must be a regularemploye. ; 2 He must come with credentials from his paper, certifying that he has been detailed as the representative of that paper,; giving his name. He must present his credentials to the Presa Committee at its headquarters, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco, on or before Sunday, September 7:h. On the presentation of his credentials a metallic badge will be: issued to him, which badge will entitie himself and wife orlady friend to entrance to all entertainments, excursions, etc., given during the celebration. _A tug has ‘been secured for Sept. 8th, forthe exclusive use of the press representatives, so that all may havo an equal opportunity to witness the rowing and vacht regattas on that day. Prous representatives are invited to make the Press Committee rooms their headquarters during the celebration. Geverner Waterman's Mine.Governor Waterman baa commenced opening two more mines in Sab Diego county, about ten miles from, the famous Stonewall mine. He has let a contract to run, thousand foot tunnel which will cut seven ledges, some of which have been prospected and found to be very rich. The Nevada Cityans who are down there are doing well and say there is plenty of work there for good miners. eo An Earthquake Shock. aaa: e A light-ahock of earthquake was felt at this city about ten o’clock Thursday evening. But few citizens noted it. Eas In Town and Hanitet The seeds of intermittent and bilidag remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether eacapedit. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, andin their suburbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it. There is at once a remedy and a means of prevention. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence to the malurial virus. Fortified with this incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic influences may he encountered with absolute impunity. Disordera of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by miasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney and bladder troubles are surely removable by its use when it is given a persistent trial, When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child,' She cried for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, She gave them Castorie, For fifteen years I yrae atileted with rheumatism, four yearsot which I was compelled to go on erutches. Words are inadequate to express f’ @ suffering I endured during tha‘ time, waliving Ton WB pommel existence (it was Pe Y. without ving an final) an on Swift's A 8. 8, el, from 8 the gave me ist ane to 8 well man. Takadiaiy belte that cy . 8, Sasne Beet blogs park er On m it today, d.D. TAYLO ‘Cuba, Mo, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mai' od free. SWIFT BPROJVIC CO. Atlante os AUCTION. Nom 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT on Saturday, Sept. 6, 1800, at 2 o’sl*k, P, M, I will sell upon the hereinafter der eribed premises at public auction, as At torney in Fact, for the Heirs of the Estat of Carl Becker, deceased, the follewing dex cribed Real Property, vis : Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, in Blec) 34, Nevada Oity, Cal., with th: Dwelling Houses and Improve ments situate thereon. All lying on the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mil) Streets,and being known as the John Ham ilten property. Title guaranteed. Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 284, 1890. ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Congul. P, F, Simonds, Atty D. &. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling. . Transporting, Eto. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ¢ Transportation of Baggage for Thea Companies, Dry Oak Wood For saié in -lota from 1 to 600 cords 1, 8. OALKING. : MP, BROWN BROWN & CALBINS, . Book, Newsvaver and Job Printers. — . ii -ultra you must be, my dear Mrs. Mas. Joes (a trifle faded, but ex-. . tremely modish)—Have you seen the latest fashionable wrinkle, my dear Mrs. wn? Mrs. Brown (whose h admires Mrs. J.)—So they’ ve . Causing become fashionable, have they ? (with malicious emphasis,)—Then how very Jones. 5 “Loox here,” said the hungry guest at a summer resort hotel, “‘T wanted that steak and coffee some time.to-day—not next week.” ‘You didn’t say that when you give me de ohdah, sah,” replied the waiter in tones of great deference. : Sune (enthusiastically)—Oh, George! don’t. you think the greatest joy in life is the pursuit of the good, the trne and the beautiful? He—You bet! that’s why I’m here tonight. . 2oi Tux favorite game in New Jersey, in more senses than one, centres about the mosquito. It is “hide and seek.” The summer visitor furnishes the hide and the mosquito seeks it. EEE More convenient than a pill is Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liquid and powder. 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If you have: made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not be induced to take any other, Sold by ra. }reed with what his Eating ana a remedy like H atomach, “1 have been troubled with . nad but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me Heartlittle good; After eating I burn would have a faint or tired, spring I took Hood’s Sar. saparilla, whieh did me an StOmach the craving I had previously experienced.” Groner A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by all druggists, $1; six for g8. Prepared only by C.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar IT HAS TURNED UP. WHEAT? _ A CHANCE TO MAKE Mon DY. Y selling our new Book “CHARACTER B wKETC Es.” Itis the greatest acliing k ever neo ows sn the South, FIF-. TY-PWO—52—FULL PAGE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS, fresh and striking ; hu-: serious, nted on heavy plate paper. . Itisthe Che t Book for its aise and character ever published. One agent sold 108 copies in Nashville in ree days. Priceof outfit only 75 cents. Apply at once tor terms and territory. If you: are not satisfied when outit receiyed, money refunded, Address, Southwestern Publishing House, 168 and 155 North Spruce st, Nashville, Tenn, ag20-4m moreus and STUDIO, MISS M. E. COLLINS, Winn GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model and Object and Perspective’ Drawing, Prof. Walterfmith’s (of Boston) methou, Ottand Water Color Painting, Pastel and Crayon, Orders taken for fancy and decorative painting,also «rayon Peraratta. Stuaio in the Tilley Building, Broad 8t., near Cify Hall. Studio daya—Monday, Wed: nesday and Saturday of each week, DR. C. L. WALK, DANTIsT, OF GRASS VALLEY, WILL’ VISIT NE: vada City en Wednesday of Each Week. Office at the National Hotel, Nothing but fitwt-class finished work, Teeth extracted without pain, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streata, (NEVADA CITY be . W. 0. VINTON, Proprietor. fo ots Line Vertu or Pazens, MEPloutas % Perfume: ‘enc ru Oilet Articles ofalikinds, sashes ~ Uareful attention given to compondi: Carr Bros., Sole Agents STAT EI reacriptions by a competent Druggist an erfect purity gnaranteed. FATE: eee ‘SPECIAL INVITATION. Pa ~ In the North Hall of the Exposition Building, in’ the center of the Art Gallery, will be found again this year a splendid exhibit of MATHL JSHEK PIANOS, and you are hereby invited to call and examine the solid IRON FRAME MATHUSHEK., They are different from other Pianos, They have obtained a wide Spread and increasing popularity. The Mathushek Pianos have taken the First Premium (Silver.Medal) at Mechanics State Fair which is the hig! ¢ ) We Sold nearly all that we Fair, also Society Medal. at st award given to Pianos, put in our exhibit last year, and we hope to dispose of more this season, JOHN F. COOPER, Sole Manf'g Agent for the Mathushek (New Haven, (Conn.) Pianos. Write for new Circular, and call and see us when at the Fair. Store and Ware Rooms, 631 J Street,’ Sacramento, : RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our Fall-Line of Men's Overcoats, But as everyone intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will,need one, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand, Styles showing the Finest We are Ever seen in the mountains, and it is needless to say the Prices Are B. H. All Right. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Buliding, Broad Street 5 ‘

iding, _TY ° 2 POSTS, 10tice, kinds. SH. ANY ALBANY, M8, ALSO, ying and d subdividpaning is ethan 160 Can sella ‘or a large City, a Specialty Der. . a reanaenns . pom petitive ‘vening . ) resident, Ss Inpany. rt Esq. YY, Eta. Tuesdays, agers. hose doing 1r, BROW.OF 1 PP, coping. VENING Pine St, Time, Fifteen. Je knows nery. . here ap ® guaran: nowledge respective a ject to the decision of ‘The Daily Brauseript. ‘SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1890. Arretrre and sleep may be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regaintheir bonyancy by the use of Dr. J. ‘A. McLean’s Strengthening _ Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale inseAcheg OMPTLY CURED BY POLITICAL. Amnouncements under this head must be paid for in . advance. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough and Ready and idgeport Townships.) “ C.D. Gassaway oO" Rough and Ready will he a candidate forSupervi-or of thestth District, subject te the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, -Arthur Powell Q'. Graze D hint is hereby(announced ax 8 a candidate for Public Administrator uu oe to the decision of the Republican y County Convention. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F, T. NILON OF Nevada City will be a éandidate for re-election as District attorney, su ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson F Grass Valleyisannounced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the D tic County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P«Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for pospination ss Qoupty Superintendent of Schools, rubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District: Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) —_—_— Richard Penrose F Relief Hill will be @ candidate for Road Overseer of the Third Dissubject to the decision of the Republican District Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup F North San Juan is a candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the Gecinton of the Republican county convenon, : FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight oF Grae Valley is announced ag a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan F Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as Count Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for 1e.¢) election as Assessor of 8 Nevada county, ubject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re) re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for rer@) een. as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. t . FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, iene +d, Sims we OF Nevada City will be a candidate for.) ‘\/ renomination as Assemblyman from tthe 14th Assembly District, qoiipes to.the decision ofthe Republican 14th District Gonvention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick Dn aoe Bad Hill will be a candidate forthe eye County Treasurer subject to the Spriaton of the Republican County Conven2. FOR SHERIFF, William Barton a F Nevada City will be a candida lor the Samiaedon of Sheriff, subject to _ the decision of the Republican County Conv ~"¥OR GOUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep ¥ Grass Valley, is announced as a candiO date County Recorder, subject to the Gocision tore Republican gun Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. _ dames M. Wiley ¥ Boston Ravine will be a candidate fs) er, sub4) forthe office of onal 2 " a ihe county Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SOHOOLS, J.G, O'Neill vasa City. will be 4 can lor OUR offs of fuperinten dent of Schools, subject to the ion, the Republican County Convention, = FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. srt W. J. Rodgers OP ers teat Lat Basettaniy sot eat tothe Jeaaton of the ReFOR SHERIFF, _ M. C, Hogan F North San Juan will be a candidate Ofer aed ot ater: meat ee vention, FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F be sondifate fi Qiits pigs ot et palettes tec FOR COUNTY TREASURER, . { 8: F. Snell Republic California’s Difficulty in Securing Such as is Demanded by Her Necessities, ° (Written for the Transcript. . California in her efforts to secure national legislation made necessary by her material growth has been most patient and enduring. While asking repeatedly for the enactment of laws upon which her very existence seemed to depend she has been most considerate of the opinions of others, expressed both by word and vote. “In the almost endless struggle for the Passage of an act that should forever exclude from her shores the heathen Chinese she has presented an example of patient forbearance which the iron rule of despotism would fail most signally to exact. She has chosen thus to forebear not because of internal weakness nor because she has failed to appreciate the injustice of the delay, but out of reverence for those institutions which we have been taught from. childhood to respect, _Norieste alone in this suffrance which under a monarchical form of government would be considered most tyrannical and oppressive. The vast extent of territory over which the people are called upon to rule, containing within its borders conditions so varied and in some cases almost antagonistic, makes it exceedingly difficult to allow toone section legislation well calculated to théir purposes without ‘opposition from another the ifterests of which require no such fostering. This is but one of innumerable instances wherein the desires and indeed necessities of certain localities have been defeated with disastrous results by representatives from other States in ro way qualified either in knowledge or understanding of the subject to pass upon the meusure contemplated. The greatest difficulty is always experienced by representatives from different localities in their attempts to secure such legislation of a national character as the interests of their constituents seem to demand. Ina nation like our own, enjoying the manifold blessings of a representa” tive government, it is a matter for surprise that so much opposition should be. manifested by disinterested legislators to the enactment of laws so unanimously and imperatively demanded by their fellow citizens. To tule justly and equitably should be the object of all law. To secure such anend, the men we elect for the formation and administration of our law should be broadminded andliberal in their views, of comprehensive understanding and wide knowledge. It is not alone sufficient, though primarily essential,. that they be acquainted merely with the requirements of their immediate locality. ty . They must understand and be able to legislate intelligently on subjects more immediately concerning other sections of the country, Had the representatives of the East been more thoroughly informed of the existing condition of things on this Coast, it would not have been necessary fo: Culifornia to await the pleasure of a partisan Congress to secure her just demands. Our navy, would now be in a much more healthy'condition and the present lamentable absence of coast defenses would not‘ be inviting the attacks of such second rate powers as Chili were the people of interior Stutes more liberal in their views, By the election of such men only can the delays in securing national legislation be obviated and this inherent weakness of our federal form of government bein a measure strengthened, As the States grow in power and wealth, inhabited as they are by a progressive, energetic people viewing every and all things averse to their progress as insufferable, the danger will be increased and a more expeditious means for securing national ends must be devised. For the present patience and tolerance ‘best become us, for the glory of our government always has been and now is the self sacrificing patriotism of Ler people, W. I. Brosscx. , San Francisco, August 26th, 1890, shew and Dance.At the close of the Pawnee Medicine Co.’s entertainment Saturday night, Aug, 30th, there will be a social dance. Admission 25 cents. There willbe a change of program and Stanley & Mason’s shadowgraphs are alone worth the priceof admission. ° 2t Au Ancient Weapen. Wilt T. Morgan of Hydraulic Parlor will tuke with him to the San Francisco celebration a cavalry sabre that. bas an interesting history, It was brought to the county in the fall of 1849 by one Nebby Newton. It passed intotlie possession of a Blue Tent family in 1861 and three years latér mysteriously disppeared, A few years ago it was unearthed by a plowman working onthe Hager place at Blue Tent. Mr. Morgan is obtaining certificates ag the geniuneness of the relic,———_——s Ivy you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla donot beinduced to take any Erg Hood's Warsaparilla is a pec medicine, possessing by virtue af its peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article@f the kind. nits co anieelir e al Well Into a Cellar--a Pionee , Nugget. g _ #Tidings of Thursday.) __ The glare of the sun go affected, temporarily, they eyesight of Mrs. Hallett this morning that on re-entering her house near the Boys Orph Asylum she walked into an oped tuitak way, the accident resulting in a severe gash to the scalp and a broken collar-bone. The local railroad is doing ayushing freight business, handling in addition to its regular commercial business the pear crop and the thousands of tons of sulphurets “refuse” being sent from here to Denver, The depot employes are working to as late as nine o’clock at night loading pears, the shippers preferring to have the fruit loaded in the cool of the evening rather than during the heat of the day. R. C. Walrath of Nevada City is the intermediary in the sulphurets ‘‘refuse’’transfer, and in addition to Petitjean’s big_pile has purchased that at Calliot’s works-en the line of the railroad, These shipments will aggregate 11,000 tons. The gravel prospectors.of Mooney Flat contemplate largely increasing their forces of miners. Despite the failure of the Dunn company, the mining industry at Smartgville is reportedasimproving. The Déan company it is understood, will renew operations, satisfying the claims df the old employes, aggregating $1,350, by a 30-day mortgage on Dunn’s ranch. Capt, 8. H. Dille of this city -has a gold nugget he picked up on Tuolumne tiver September 9th; 1850—the day on which Oalifornia was admitted to the Union, * [Telegraph of Thuraday. . Work on the Extraction Works plant is going ahead in the most energetic way. The com pany makes things hum, A nice little town will grow up around the works. H. Conger has been awarded the mail contract forfour yeara for carrying the mail between. Dutch Flat and Nevada City. The contract calls for a tri-weekly mail, Mr, Joseph Bentiallack and children willleave next Tuésday for Mexico, to Join husband and father. Mr. Bennallack is chief engineer of a large’ mining property in that country. . {Union of Friday. . The water in the Coe mine has been lowered 150 feet. A new pump was being put in yesterday. Everything is working smoothly at the 8t. John mine since the new hoistingand pumping working have started up. The Oolfax Fruit Shipping Company sent off a carload of Bartlett pears the early part of the week, and will send another to day. This fruit, which is of prime’ quaality, goes directly to the Chicago market, and is expected to bring top prices, Mr. Baker, Manager of the Colfax Company, goes today to the You Bet section, where a fine lot of pears have been secured, and afterwards will make considerable shipments from Dutch Flat. The Colfax Company has only been in the _ business the present season, but it has offered good prices, and has been instrumental in causing our fruit-raisers getting better prices than they have been heretofore receiving, Mean Business Methods. ‘The dioramic and dog show at this city Thursday evening attracted a big audience and was worth the low price of admission charged. Of the company’s business methods, faverable mention cannot be made, though. For instance, although the prices of admiasion were advertised at 25, 35 and 50 cents, when the crowd began to come and it was evident there would be a full house—which is by the way an unusual thing for thid company to have the admission to all parts of the house for adults was raised to fifty cents, Another equally contemptible act was the refusal to honor the reserved seat check on some of the com” plimentary tickets. There is at least one case reported where an attempt was made to beat a local citizen out of a small amount of money that was due him, The management made no friends here, because of petty tricks and deceptions, Thursday Nights Fire, At a quarter past ten o'clock Thursday night the one-story dwelling house of Wm, Earll, situated on tho westerly side of Sugar Loaf roada short distance above the head of Main street, was discovered to be in flames. The firehad at the time of sounding the alarm enveloped the house to such an extent that although the firemen responded promptly they could do no good when they arrived on the scene. Mr. Earl, whois an employe at the Harmony mine, and his wife were atthe Theater. The origin of the fire is unknown. The house, which is not a valuable one, formerly belonged to the Harrigan family and later'to LeviWilliamson, The loss is about $400, —_—— A PERFEOT complexion, free ‘from pimple or blemish, is very rarely seen, because few pereons have perfectly pure blood, And yet, all disfiguring eruptions are easily removed by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Try it, and surprise your friends with the result, The Leading Music Meuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Bacramento, for anything in the musie line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), 5 cénts; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 830centseach, John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in h@acramento, and not one failure in j, 29-tf. GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS. . . * r Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid}. : PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. District Attorney Nilon has returned from Sacramento.Robert Kirkwood came down Thursday from Downieville. Miss Mary Hoskins goes to San Franciseo next Thursday to visit friends, : Mrs. J. D. Fleming of thiscity and her sister, Miss Warner of Grass Val-. ley, leave next Thursday on a visit to Stockton and San Francisco. W. ©, Gray, principal of of the Oakland district schools in this township, has returned from San Francisco. He has fully regained his health. Misses Cora, Nellie and Jessie Mott, who have been visiting their grandmother at this city, returned Thureday to their home in Sacramento. Mr, and Mrs. George Hare came down Friday from Maybert. Mr. Hare has been suffering for several days from a fever of some kind, and comes to obtain medical treatment. Hon, A. Walrath is one of the directors of a new incorporation entitled The Brazilian Manufacturing Company which hasa capital stock of $500,000 and will operate upon cocoanuts, CLinde of Grass Valley is in town on his way-te take charge of the Lone Star mine in Sierra county which Joseph Snyder has been’conducting. The Lone Star is owned by Grass Valleyans. The Grand Marshal of the Admission Day parade atS.jn Francisco has appointed Editor Hocking of the Grass Valley Tidings as a division aide. A better selection could not have been made. H. F. Fortman and Rudolph Herold, Jr., of San Francisco, who are owners in the Champion mine and have been spending a few days here, are members of the finance committee of the coming Native Sons celebration at the Bay. : Says Thursday’s Oakland Tribune: The grip has made its reappearance in Alameda, and among its victims is Colonel E. G. Waite, the. Republican nominee for Secretary of State. He was first troubled with a severe sore throat, and was confined to his house fortwo days. Now he feels the ‘usual symptome of grip. Nothing serious is expected, however, and he was able stated that he left anything but well. Returned From the Mountains. B. 8. Rector and Henry Lane returned Friday from # nine days’ trip through the mountains, and that they had a grand time goes without saying. They visited Downieville, Sierra City, Campbell Springs, Webber Lake, Independence Lake and Bowman Dam, They had great success as fishermen and saw more beautiiul scenery than they can tell about ina month. They started a movement up there to annex Sierra Valley—the garden spot of the upper region—to Nevada county, and the Sierra Valleyans have all pledged hemselves to boom the idea,

Mere Fire Pluge Needed. “T believe,’ said an old member of the Fire Department Friday, “that it would be economy for the-city to put in at least twice as many fire plugs as we have now, instead of buying so much hose.’ Fireplugs are comparatively inexpensive and do not wear out, while good hose costs about a dollar a foot and has to be renewed frequently, As the plugs are now arranged we ate frequently compelled to consolidate the hose of the different companies in order to get a single stream on a fire.” —e ——+ 2@e: The World Knriched,. The ‘facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first 1 theonly remedy which is trnly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, at any timé, and the better it is known the more popular it become, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Local Interest. Geo. E, Turner is having a new awaing built in front of his store on Pine street.’ A joint meeting of the Admission Day committees of Quartz and Hydraulic Parlors, N. 8. G. W., will be held in Grass Valley Sunday afternoon. ———— Few children can be induced to take physic without a struggle, and no wonder—most drugs are extremely nauseating. Ayer’s Pills, on the contrary, being sugar-coated, are eagerly therefore, the favorite family medicine. ' Oe BagsaPaRi.ia and iron soda water at Carr Bros, Ministers Use it, Dectors #reseryibe It, ‘2 Granazr, O. Dr, Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and bave seen good results. The patient in question was my father, Rey, W. W. Bailey, I have sincghad a number of such cases, and if you. will give me a reduction, such as will pay me to handle it, I will willingly do so, Give me your lowest pcice per dozen bottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon 0.0, Bauzy, M. D, Sold at 50 cente by Carr Bros, Ion cold soda water at Carr Bite tf Arrenniow to the daily habite of the young prevents suffering, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, ‘. man was evidently well pleased with to come uprown this morning, but he . lic miners would be righted. produced the world was enriched withi}* swallowed by the little ones, and are, . gi COLFAX OLIPPINGs. A Batch of Itemé. Fram Friday's : . “Sentinel. ; Three . miners have taken a con: tract to sink forty feet further in the mainshaft of the Omega quartz mine near town, They started to work Monday. The boys selling fruit at the trains do arushing business. As soon as the passengers know they are in Colfax they make a rush for fruit. Our fruits havea world-wide reputation. J. 8. Wilcox took Mr. Austin, a mining expert from below, about eight miles above here last Monday to examinea quartz claim. The gentlethe mine and from what we can learn he will probably buy it. E The case ofthe Rising Sun mine, which was to come off about the 9th of September has been postponed until further notice. This is the same kind of a case as that brought against the Eagle Bird. The decision will undoubtedly be just about the same. There is a immense amount of money in raising fruit and it is no use trying to think or say there is not. Good fruitcan always be disposed of at a good. price. Bartlett.pears raised in Colfax are being sbipped East as fast as they can be picked and boxed ; and they are bringing five and six dollaraa box. Just set out forty acres in fruit trees or grapes near Colfax and see if you wen’t be made independently rich in a few years, Dr. Martin in his speech before the Deniocratic State Convention became so enthusiastic over the way in which some of the niembers of the Convention wanted to ignore the mining community that he expressed the feelings of the people up here in. a manner that went right to the hearts of many of the valleyities present. Some might say thut the point Dr, Martin and attorney Ford gained amounted to nothing. Ifthere were not someone to speak for the miners ‘in such cases the result would be that in time the mining ‘community would be entirely frozen out and they wouldn’t be able to say that their souls were their own. It Placer and Nevada counties had a few more such energetic men as these twogentlemen, to represent them, it would not be long before the wrong thatis now being done to the hydrauFarewell Entertaiment. s ———— The ladies of Laurel Parlor, N.D. G@. W., on Thursday evening gave iti connection with their meeting a farewell entertainment in N6nor of their President, Mrs, A. R. Wadsworth, who ia about to remove to Colorado. Mra, Wadsworth delivered a very eloquent and touching address, and it was supplemented by songs by Misses Alice K, Crawford and Hattie E. Hook. There were also a variety of amusements, and ice cream and cake were served. The members of the Parlor express the profoundest regret at the departure of their beloved and capable President. i hetsieieenentnenimamemmenimmesemtndiemadenat PRACTICAL TESTS. Ans Astonishing Offer—Some of the Replies. ar The San Francisco of recent date eontained the following offer: +” “As an evidence of the ability of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick heades, we will give to the first twelve re ble persons who will apply at our office @ bottle free if they will that after they have been cured that they will admit the fact over their signatures,” ‘ This offer so startlingly asserted the effie @lency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the partios, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most convincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of those received: — I have been subject to bilious headaches ar constipation for several years past; in t, have been compelled ke a physig very other night or else Readacho nd dull? mean feelf en oy’s and have dorivea t, and intend continuing it, xperience I can hearti with biliousness and constipation to bled Foam, CHAS, E, ELKINGTON = Locust Avenue, San Francisco, _ The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourself be one of the many who know . rem from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr, King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and. should. be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store. Bachklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand. Ohilblains, Corns, andall Skin Erupfons, and tively cures Piles, or pry geo Tis guaranteed to ve perfect on, or money reunded. Price 25 cents pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros, ; tf Absolutely Pure, Highest of a.l?in leavening strength —~U. 8, Government Report, Aug 17, NEWSPAPER MEN. The Native tons Wil be Goed te Them. _ The Press Committee of the ‘Native -Sons coming celebration at San Francisco have issued a circular the salient points of which are as follows: . Every paper published outside of San Francisco shall be entitled to one representative, : : This representative must be a regularemploye. ; 2 He must come with credentials from his paper, certifying that he has been detailed as the representative of that paper,; giving his name. He must present his credentials to the Presa Committee at its headquarters, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco, on or before Sunday, September 7:h. On the presentation of his credentials a metallic badge will be: issued to him, which badge will entitie himself and wife orlady friend to entrance to all entertainments, excursions, etc., given during the celebration. _A tug has ‘been secured for Sept. 8th, forthe exclusive use of the press representatives, so that all may havo an equal opportunity to witness the rowing and vacht regattas on that day. Prous representatives are invited to make the Press Committee rooms their headquarters during the celebration. Geverner Waterman's Mine.Governor Waterman baa commenced opening two more mines in Sab Diego county, about ten miles from, the famous Stonewall mine. He has let a contract to run, thousand foot tunnel which will cut seven ledges, some of which have been prospected and found to be very rich. The Nevada Cityans who are down there are doing well and say there is plenty of work there for good miners. eo An Earthquake Shock. aaa: e A light-ahock of earthquake was felt at this city about ten o’clock Thursday evening. But few citizens noted it. Eas In Town and Hanitet The seeds of intermittent and bilidag remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether eacapedit. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, andin their suburbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it. There is at once a remedy and a means of prevention. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence to the malurial virus. Fortified with this incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic influences may he encountered with absolute impunity. Disordera of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by miasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney and bladder troubles are surely removable by its use when it is given a persistent trial, When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child,' She cried for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, She gave them Castorie, For fifteen years I yrae atileted with rheumatism, four yearsot which I was compelled to go on erutches. Words are inadequate to express f’ @ suffering I endured during tha‘ time, waliving Ton WB pommel existence (it was Pe Y. without ving an final) an on Swift's A 8. 8, el, from 8 the gave me ist ane to 8 well man. Takadiaiy belte that cy . 8, Sasne Beet blogs park er On m it today, d.D. TAYLO ‘Cuba, Mo, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mai' od free. SWIFT BPROJVIC CO. Atlante os AUCTION. Nom 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT on Saturday, Sept. 6, 1800, at 2 o’sl*k, P, M, I will sell upon the hereinafter der eribed premises at public auction, as At torney in Fact, for the Heirs of the Estat of Carl Becker, deceased, the follewing dex cribed Real Property, vis : Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, in Blec) 34, Nevada Oity, Cal., with th: Dwelling Houses and Improve ments situate thereon. All lying on the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mil) Streets,and being known as the John Ham ilten property. Title guaranteed. Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 284, 1890. ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Congul. P, F, Simonds, Atty D. &. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling. . Transporting, Eto. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ¢ Transportation of Baggage for Thea Companies, Dry Oak Wood For saié in -lota from 1 to 600 cords 1, 8. OALKING. : MP, BROWN BROWN & CALBINS, . Book, Newsvaver and Job Printers. — . ii -ultra you must be, my dear Mrs. Mas. Joes (a trifle faded, but ex-. . tremely modish)—Have you seen the latest fashionable wrinkle, my dear Mrs. wn? Mrs. Brown (whose h admires Mrs. J.)—So they’ ve . Causing become fashionable, have they ? (with malicious emphasis,)—Then how very Jones. 5 “Loox here,” said the hungry guest at a summer resort hotel, “‘T wanted that steak and coffee some time.to-day—not next week.” ‘You didn’t say that when you give me de ohdah, sah,” replied the waiter in tones of great deference. : Sune (enthusiastically)—Oh, George! don’t. you think the greatest joy in life is the pursuit of the good, the trne and the beautiful? He—You bet! that’s why I’m here tonight. . 2oi Tux favorite game in New Jersey, in more senses than one, centres about the mosquito. It is “hide and seek.” The summer visitor furnishes the hide and the mosquito seeks it. EEE More convenient than a pill is Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liquid and powder. 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