August 4, 1893 (4 pages)

Se The cT RING IN uder i , R "tired feeling or sick’ headache? OE a SE EE AIS GHE GRANSGRIPT. Nevada Olity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN AD~ VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion,’ or “$1 per line per month, ' 7 EBIDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 4 ‘93 DERELICTION OF DUTY. — } The Registry Law Violated by the Physicians of Nevada County. The physicians of Nevada City are the only ones in the county who comply-with the law in registering deaths, and the physicians of Truckee are the only ones who register births. ' This neglect we believe is the result either of carelessness or ef ignorance of the provisions of the law, as we can see no object in notattending to it. It is said that the matter will be called to the attention of the next Grand Jury and will be duly investigated. ‘The following are extracts from the law: RECTION 3,075. All physicians and professional midwives must keep a registry of the time of each birth at which they assist professionally, the sex, race and color ef the child, and the names and residence of the parents, ‘ Sec, 3,077. _ All persons registering marriages, births, or deaths, must monthly file with the County Recorder a certified eopy of their register, All such certificates must specify, as near as may be ascertained, the name in full, age, occupation, term of -residence in the city or county, birthplace, condition—whether single or married, widow or widower—sex, race, color, last place of residence, and cause of death of all decedents, i ian ease: Seo, 3,078. If at any birth no physician oF midwife attends, the parents must make ____the report. _ Any physician who intends complying with the law can obtain the requisite blanks free by applying to the County Recorder, John Werry, Re aE = As an after-dinner pill, to strengthen :the stomach, assist digestion, and correct any hilious tendencies;Ayer’s Pills are consid— ered the best, Being sugar-coated, they are as agreeable as any confection, and may be taken by the most delicate, 4-2 @e——_____. La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grip the past season it was a noticeable fact that those who depended upon Dr. King’s New Dis— covery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all the troublesome after offects of . the malady. This remedy seeins to have « peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases ef La Grippe, but in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced, It won’t disappoint, Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. a 4 0@e 2 Mrs-'T. 8, Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dy:pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, Ee Rann aoa RALPH } Company H. Telegraph :—Grass Valley's new military company made its first appearance before an enthusiastic and admiring crowd of specta' tors at the Columbian schoolyard Tuesday evening. Since being granted the use of the schoolyard Company H has taken active steps, preparing a suitable drill ground and it will not be long before the grounds will be in keeping with the company, that is, fit for the closest inspection, The members, one and all, show an interest in their work aud are making very satisfactory progress with the ‘‘exercises” and ‘‘manual” of arma, aE ie ATS SEA ee Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily strength. Hoop’s Prius are easy inaction, ¢ ee Carter & Johnston Have just received another lot of those stylish Alpine Hats, in all shades. Bomething new, Go and see them, a2-tf spoowenientintinettnay Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the ‘Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet amsaeadionesass ever seen in this city. Try ‘em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 + +o + Found, . * A small fur cape, Owner can obtain it by calling .at this office. jy28 = DEPRICE’Saking __sPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. ‘Coube and tip hannes fe Price’ sCreatt Baking Powder its supremacy. tthe field for avtive work, ELECTRIC RAILROAD, It Will Be Built Between Nevada Cily and Marysville monies betes saeThat preliminary arrangements are being made looking to the building-ofthe electric railroad from this city to Marysville there is not a particle of doubt. A great many people think that such a scheme can be consummated in a few weeks, when in fact it takes months to fermulate plans for such a big undertaking before any field work is done.” Every word that has been published in the Transortrr in relation to the building of the road from this city to Grass Valley and thence to Marysville, is true, the information coming to us from the very highest authority, The storage system, which has proved such a grand success in San Francisco, will be adopted. The project of building this read has been . carefully considered and as soon as all the details are arranged men will be put into It is only a matter of time. It is the firm belief of the promoters of thik undertaking, first— That they can land freight from San Francisco to this city for $6 per ton. That the passenger rate from this city will be about $2 less than now charged. That the time of going to San Francisco will be lessened two or three hours. And the many other advantages will be fully explained in due time. When the field work has actually been commenced, aud if our gravel and quartz mines continue to improve ad they have of . late, there will be auch a big boom in Nevada City that it will scare the natives, Never in the history of Nevada City has the outlook for » substantial beom been so apparent as now. i In conversation with one of the leading men of this city, who, is _theroughly posted asto tha mines and what is being done about the building of the electric road, told the reporter that every prediction that had been made by the Transcrirr would be verified, and greater prosperity was in store for Nevada City than we had’ ever asserted. ‘* But,” said he, ‘‘ there are se many of our. people whe will not believe the road is to be built, that I, for my part, am willing that-they should eatertain-that— belief until they see the track Iaid dewn on. Broad street with a thirteen-ton car (with storage battery) on top of it. Mark my werd that it is only a question of time when they will see it, and see ‘* The population here doubled. ** Real estate double its present value. “Rents from 50 to 100 per cent higher. ‘*T.e lands outside the corporate limits of the town, that have scarcely any value today, will be selling at ten times the pres~ ent asking price, : ‘* And further, itis only a question of time when the lands on the Grass Valley road will be occupied and dotted with beautiful cottages. ‘*Let the doubting Thomases wait and nce if the predictions I have made are not verified,” PSP RO CD See the World’s Fair Fer Fifteen Cents. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition; the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page Views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and_ is executed in highest style of art, If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will retund the stamps aud let you keep tlie book, Address H, E, BUCKLEN & CO,, Chicago, Ml. + °er+ During the dog-day season, the diain «f nervous and vital.energy may be counteracted by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood, it acts as a superb corrective and tonic, and enables the system to defy malarial and other climatic influences. Take Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the bowels regular, One dose is worth 100 dollars, ape ler ee Try the St, James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf, ‘A Boy’s Republic” is the fascinating title of an article to be published in McClure’s for Auguat, in which is described a Summer camp for boys conducted by Mr, Ernest Berkeley Balch. ‘Ihe government of the camp of the boys, their courts of law, their rivalries in little business enterprises, their practical life, which tended to develop manual skill and self reliance, all go together.to make an article which has the attPactiveness of a wholesome boy’s story, such is ‘Tom Brown” in Aldrich’s ‘Story of a Bad Boy.” wi Ge to Decay. The fruit crop in the mountains will be immense this year, tens of thousands of tons will ge to decay for want of a market. The price offered is so low, and there being no prospect whatever of any increase, the fruit will be left on the ground to earich the soil, The price offered will not pay Chinese wages to pick it. CAMINETTI. Interviewed on the Mining and thor Important. Subjects Congressman Caminetti has just passed over the S. P. R. R. on his way to Washington, A TRanscripr reporter boarded his train at Sacramento on the way up_and spent a pleasant hour with the Congress man, Said the reporter—How do you stand on the silver question, Mr,,Caminetti ? Mr. Caminetti—I apm for free coinage. Che present panicky state of affairs is due largely to the contraction of the currency and this contraction is due to the conspiracy of the gold bugs of Wall street and.Londen. Reporter—How is that? Mr, Caminetti—Well, you see, the Sherman Act made silver an article of _speculatien and its effect gave opportuaity to spec— ulate in the white metal just about the same as in railroad stocks. Combinations were formed which made a profit in either a rising or falling'market, at the expense of the United States. The whole question of National finance and National securities has become a question ef speculation for brokers and bankers. But ‘in their effort to cinch the Government, they _overdid_ the matter and instead of preducing a mere stringency in America, they produced @ panic in London, which ,caused London creditors to “call in” their New York acceunts, and se the very persons that intended to benefit by the result have themselves been caught in the trap—in other words the biters have themselves got bitten. : Reporter—What do you propose to. do with the Sherman Adét?——— ~Mr-CaminettiThe Sherman Act is nat a good Silver Measure, bit: it ia better:-than none. I, for one, will never vote for its repeal unless something better is offered as a substitute, would you suggest ? Mr, Caminetti—Free coinage of American silver into dollars, at a reasenable ratio to gold, until the per capita of the currency of the country is equal to fifty do'lars or thereabouts. : Reporter—Would you pay any regard to the foreign ratios for silver'? . Mr. Caminetti—None whatever. ica is abundantly able to take care of its among its own citizens. out for itself, Reporter—Yes, but won’t. free coinage mean the dumping into the American treasury of the silver of the world? Won't it mean an exchange of 70 cents for, a dollar, at the expense of the American Governmeng? Mr. Caminetti-Not necessarily, No silver need be coined except American silver, hereafter preduced. Reporter — How will you distinguish American silver from Mexican or European? Mr, Caminetti—Place such a heavy duty on it, like the duty on opium, as will make it unprofitable to import.” Reporter—Yes, but does not that mean high protection which is contrary to Democratic doctrines? Do you think the President will insist on hostile silver legislation ? Mr, Caminetti—I think not. Mr, Cleveland’s views are exaggerated and in any case he will not insist in controlling the legislation of the country. The whole South and West are united on the silver question, If there is any doubt about it I favor taking a N ational vete of the people to decide whether silver shall or shall not be regarded as money, Reporter—The silver could be officially stamped according as taken frem our nines, to identify it, for ceinage. Wouldn’t that be better than the protective duty you speak of ? Mr. Caminetti—I hadn't thought of that. Perhaps it might, Reporter—What do you thiak of thé new Senator—Perkins? I heard him say he will act in harmony with the entire Cali. fornian delegation in Congress. Mr. Caminetti—Perkins is a personal friend of mine and a first-class man in every way. The best thing Governor Markham ever did was to appoint him. Let Europe look on the silver and hydraulic mining questions ? Mr, Caminetti—I have’ not the slightest doubt of it. In this respect he is a great improvement on Felton, who" was the bitter foe of both: Reporter—Do you expect to have any changes made in the Caminetti Bill. Mr, Caminetti—Not for the present, We must first see how it will practically work as itis, Todo this we must have money, We must have @ half « million appropriCommittee of the Miners” Association drafted certain amendments, but I told them quire at the TRANSCRIPT Office, Reporter—What sort of a substitute} Amer-. own finances and the mediums of exchange }-— Reporter—Do you think he is with you. ° = : attempt to meddle with legislation before, came very near preventing the passage of any impounding law at all. It was only after their agents gave up the fight and left Washington that I could do anything at all. Then I understand some of them have attempted to rob me of the honor, by pretending that I did not draft the Caminetti bill, but a ‘greater falsehood was never uttered. Then again, some of them I am told, wanted my bill to fail, so they could beat me at the last election. ~Reporter—Well, they didn’t~ do~it;-did they ? Mr. Caminetti—No, not by a long way. I think I can do both farmers and miners great service at the coming session of Congress, if they will only keep still and not be meddling so much. Of course, if they insist in dictating to me, the responsibility of a defeat must rest upon them. . At this stage a brakeman announced that Mrs. Caminetti desired to see her husband terminated, ———_—+ 090-4 —-—-A Tremendous Shaking Up. This is what every system aftlicted with chills and fever, bilious remittent, or any other form of malaria disease, undergoes periodically. Not only is malaria terrible in itselfi—it is the breeder of an. infinity of bodily ailments. Specifics used for its prevention and removal prove, in the vast majority of cases, useless for every other purpose than to mitigate the disease and stave off its attacks. They are sure, with the average treatment, to return atter a while. The sufferer may change his location to a healthier one, but the complaint, which is in his blood, is not thus lightly got rid of, and re= turns after the wonted interval. Organic affections of the nerves, heart trouble, general debility of the system are the offspring of malaria, Cure the originating cause and avert future physical injury with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, etlicacious also in liver complaint, inactivity of the kidneys, rheumatism and indigestion, Girl Wanted To do housework in # small family, Enart Hires’ Koot Beer. Headquarters for this delicious’ and healtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beehive’ Grocery” Store; ~Cormmercial street: POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United, States Government Food Report, “Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall Sti’N. ¥ df in the drawing-room car and the intérview . 7 ~ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and poait \ ely cures Piles, or ndpay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. _—-—-+ eer SHILOH'S CURK is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose, 25 ets, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. wi + *e+ : “ KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the’ great Blood Purtier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25¢., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, ata bceaene Sane A srrvcn in time, Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. Eddie 0, Lamb “My little boy had bad fainting spells, almost fits, followed by vomiting. We gave fim three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and he is new as ragged as-one could wish to Hood’s Cures sec, His appetite is good, his cheeks aro like twin roses and he gains daily.” Mus. Davip LAmM#, Bond Village, Palmer, Mass. “Hood's Pills cure liver troubles, indb gestion and headache. Try a box. 25, MT fr-will pay-you to_look “at our stock of Boots and Shoes is well known to all shrewd buyers. “Just at present we offering inducements in a line of ‘Ladies Fine Kid Shoes. They haven't Patent Leather Tips sO we are going to sell them. for $2 50 which is actual cost. are Annual Meeting. ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COM pany.—The annual meet of the stockholders of the above company, for the election of trustees to serve forthe ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, wlil be held on Wednesday, August 16, 1803, at the hour of % o'clock pv. M. at the office of the company, No. $20 Sansome street,room 10, San Francisco, Cal ifornia, Transfer honk, we) be sn pa on Sat ugust 12, 1898, at 12 o'clock M. spledehda eed THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—820 Sansome street, room 10, Ban Francisco, Cal. UNDF RM aNDED WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse leo Cream. It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste. to be gratified and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just about right. Tole ss Nevada City's Handsomest ANTS AT You. Establishment. OWN PRICES . » "4 INTD-« ow cost! ‘Trousers. you cun see th em as you pass, That is ‘what we have marked about two hundred pairs of Fine Cassimiere Clay Worsted, Flannel and Fancy Worsted We have also stacked them up near the door way so IF YOU NEED A PAIR to leave things alone for the present, cd . v We will give you a chance that comes but rarely, They are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not to be equalled,. All that we ask is that you will step in and see them. The price—well, the less we say about that the ‘better for you will think we are joshing. But just step in and ask the,price on these goods and if it don’t stagger you we.will quit. The Ola Religvie. +stock~of—Greeceries; HHay,-Grain,—Vegetables, Fruits, &c.,&c.— Also leave your. c_ WEC that we are the LEAD County. IM, and it is generally conceeded, NG HAT DEALERS in Nevada We have THE LARGEST AND MOST. FASHIONABLE STOCK OF HATS ever brought to this city, for both. Boys and Men, which we are offering for sale at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. ~~ We have just received? ANOTHER LOT of the FEDORA HATS,IN ALL SHADES—gsomet nice. One Stock of Clothing is Complete. Our FURNISHING GOODS can. not be excelled. Our BOOTS & SHOES. are of the best makes. Our . RICES NONE CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT, "Latte THR ONE PRICE STORE. &% Corner of Pine,and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, & POT Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the mODDOM, Of the Rainbow. Weare all ns =. Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense Maple-Sugar-andSyrup, Feed, Flour, orders for Shakes and Wood. -~We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ee By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, rd, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Kto., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices. : THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Tremendous I nducearefits offered in STTLINM ULLIVERY During the remainder of the season; Hats trimmed i REE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats, which we offer at just about ONE-—-HALEF the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad’ Brim Sailors, in black, worth 50 cents, which we-are selling for 15 cents. THE : WOODP CKER. An Honest Havana Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported, BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by Villiers. Githin. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Nt oo

Se The cT RING IN uder i , R "tired feeling or sick’ headache? OE a SE EE AIS GHE GRANSGRIPT. Nevada Olity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terus—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN AD~ VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion,’ or “$1 per line per month, ' 7 EBIDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 4 ‘93 DERELICTION OF DUTY. — } The Registry Law Violated by the Physicians of Nevada County. The physicians of Nevada City are the only ones in the county who comply-with the law in registering deaths, and the physicians of Truckee are the only ones who register births. ' This neglect we believe is the result either of carelessness or ef ignorance of the provisions of the law, as we can see no object in notattending to it. It is said that the matter will be called to the attention of the next Grand Jury and will be duly investigated. ‘The following are extracts from the law: RECTION 3,075. All physicians and professional midwives must keep a registry of the time of each birth at which they assist professionally, the sex, race and color ef the child, and the names and residence of the parents, ‘ Sec, 3,077. _ All persons registering marriages, births, or deaths, must monthly file with the County Recorder a certified eopy of their register, All such certificates must specify, as near as may be ascertained, the name in full, age, occupation, term of -residence in the city or county, birthplace, condition—whether single or married, widow or widower—sex, race, color, last place of residence, and cause of death of all decedents, i ian ease: Seo, 3,078. If at any birth no physician oF midwife attends, the parents must make ____the report. _ Any physician who intends complying with the law can obtain the requisite blanks free by applying to the County Recorder, John Werry, Re aE = As an after-dinner pill, to strengthen :the stomach, assist digestion, and correct any hilious tendencies;Ayer’s Pills are consid— ered the best, Being sugar-coated, they are as agreeable as any confection, and may be taken by the most delicate, 4-2 @e——_____. La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grip the past season it was a noticeable fact that those who depended upon Dr. King’s New Dis— covery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all the troublesome after offects of . the malady. This remedy seeins to have « peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases ef La Grippe, but in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced, It won’t disappoint, Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. a 4 0@e 2 Mrs-'T. 8, Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dy:pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, Ee Rann aoa RALPH } Company H. Telegraph :—Grass Valley's new military company made its first appearance before an enthusiastic and admiring crowd of specta' tors at the Columbian schoolyard Tuesday evening. Since being granted the use of the schoolyard Company H has taken active steps, preparing a suitable drill ground and it will not be long before the grounds will be in keeping with the company, that is, fit for the closest inspection, The members, one and all, show an interest in their work aud are making very satisfactory progress with the ‘‘exercises” and ‘‘manual” of arma, aE ie ATS SEA ee Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily strength. Hoop’s Prius are easy inaction, ¢ ee Carter & Johnston Have just received another lot of those stylish Alpine Hats, in all shades. Bomething new, Go and see them, a2-tf spoowenientintinettnay Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the ‘Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet amsaeadionesass ever seen in this city. Try ‘em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 + +o + Found, . * A small fur cape, Owner can obtain it by calling .at this office. jy28 = DEPRICE’Saking __sPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. ‘Coube and tip hannes fe Price’ sCreatt Baking Powder its supremacy. tthe field for avtive work, ELECTRIC RAILROAD, It Will Be Built Between Nevada Cily and Marysville monies betes saeThat preliminary arrangements are being made looking to the building-ofthe electric railroad from this city to Marysville there is not a particle of doubt. A great many people think that such a scheme can be consummated in a few weeks, when in fact it takes months to fermulate plans for such a big undertaking before any field work is done.” Every word that has been published in the Transortrr in relation to the building of the road from this city to Grass Valley and thence to Marysville, is true, the information coming to us from the very highest authority, The storage system, which has proved such a grand success in San Francisco, will be adopted. The project of building this read has been . carefully considered and as soon as all the details are arranged men will be put into It is only a matter of time. It is the firm belief of the promoters of thik undertaking, first— That they can land freight from San Francisco to this city for $6 per ton. That the passenger rate from this city will be about $2 less than now charged. That the time of going to San Francisco will be lessened two or three hours. And the many other advantages will be fully explained in due time. When the field work has actually been commenced, aud if our gravel and quartz mines continue to improve ad they have of . late, there will be auch a big boom in Nevada City that it will scare the natives, Never in the history of Nevada City has the outlook for » substantial beom been so apparent as now. i In conversation with one of the leading men of this city, who, is _theroughly posted asto tha mines and what is being done about the building of the electric road, told the reporter that every prediction that had been made by the Transcrirr would be verified, and greater prosperity was in store for Nevada City than we had’ ever asserted. ‘* But,” said he, ‘‘ there are se many of our. people whe will not believe the road is to be built, that I, for my part, am willing that-they should eatertain-that— belief until they see the track Iaid dewn on. Broad street with a thirteen-ton car (with storage battery) on top of it. Mark my werd that it is only a question of time when they will see it, and see ‘* The population here doubled. ** Real estate double its present value. “Rents from 50 to 100 per cent higher. ‘*T.e lands outside the corporate limits of the town, that have scarcely any value today, will be selling at ten times the pres~ ent asking price, : ‘* And further, itis only a question of time when the lands on the Grass Valley road will be occupied and dotted with beautiful cottages. ‘*Let the doubting Thomases wait and nce if the predictions I have made are not verified,” PSP RO CD See the World’s Fair Fer Fifteen Cents. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition; the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page Views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and_ is executed in highest style of art, If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will retund the stamps aud let you keep tlie book, Address H, E, BUCKLEN & CO,, Chicago, Ml. + °er+ During the dog-day season, the diain «f nervous and vital.energy may be counteracted by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood, it acts as a superb corrective and tonic, and enables the system to defy malarial and other climatic influences. Take Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the bowels regular, One dose is worth 100 dollars, ape ler ee Try the St, James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf, ‘A Boy’s Republic” is the fascinating title of an article to be published in McClure’s for Auguat, in which is described a Summer camp for boys conducted by Mr, Ernest Berkeley Balch. ‘Ihe government of the camp of the boys, their courts of law, their rivalries in little business enterprises, their practical life, which tended to develop manual skill and self reliance, all go together.to make an article which has the attPactiveness of a wholesome boy’s story, such is ‘Tom Brown” in Aldrich’s ‘Story of a Bad Boy.” wi Ge to Decay. The fruit crop in the mountains will be immense this year, tens of thousands of tons will ge to decay for want of a market. The price offered is so low, and there being no prospect whatever of any increase, the fruit will be left on the ground to earich the soil, The price offered will not pay Chinese wages to pick it. CAMINETTI. Interviewed on the Mining and thor Important. Subjects Congressman Caminetti has just passed over the S. P. R. R. on his way to Washington, A TRanscripr reporter boarded his train at Sacramento on the way up_and spent a pleasant hour with the Congress man, Said the reporter—How do you stand on the silver question, Mr,,Caminetti ? Mr. Caminetti—I apm for free coinage. Che present panicky state of affairs is due largely to the contraction of the currency and this contraction is due to the conspiracy of the gold bugs of Wall street and.Londen. Reporter—How is that? Mr, Caminetti—Well, you see, the Sherman Act made silver an article of _speculatien and its effect gave opportuaity to spec— ulate in the white metal just about the same as in railroad stocks. Combinations were formed which made a profit in either a rising or falling'market, at the expense of the United States. The whole question of National finance and National securities has become a question ef speculation for brokers and bankers. But ‘in their effort to cinch the Government, they _overdid_ the matter and instead of preducing a mere stringency in America, they produced @ panic in London, which ,caused London creditors to “call in” their New York acceunts, and se the very persons that intended to benefit by the result have themselves been caught in the trap—in other words the biters have themselves got bitten. :

Reporter—What do you propose to. do with the Sherman Adét?——— ~Mr-CaminettiThe Sherman Act is nat a good Silver Measure, bit: it ia better:-than none. I, for one, will never vote for its repeal unless something better is offered as a substitute, would you suggest ? Mr, Caminetti—Free coinage of American silver into dollars, at a reasenable ratio to gold, until the per capita of the currency of the country is equal to fifty do'lars or thereabouts. : Reporter—Would you pay any regard to the foreign ratios for silver'? . Mr. Caminetti—None whatever. ica is abundantly able to take care of its among its own citizens. out for itself, Reporter—Yes, but won’t. free coinage mean the dumping into the American treasury of the silver of the world? Won't it mean an exchange of 70 cents for, a dollar, at the expense of the American Governmeng? Mr. Caminetti-Not necessarily, No silver need be coined except American silver, hereafter preduced. Reporter — How will you distinguish American silver from Mexican or European? Mr, Caminetti—Place such a heavy duty on it, like the duty on opium, as will make it unprofitable to import.” Reporter—Yes, but does not that mean high protection which is contrary to Democratic doctrines? Do you think the President will insist on hostile silver legislation ? Mr, Caminetti—I think not. Mr, Cleveland’s views are exaggerated and in any case he will not insist in controlling the legislation of the country. The whole South and West are united on the silver question, If there is any doubt about it I favor taking a N ational vete of the people to decide whether silver shall or shall not be regarded as money, Reporter—The silver could be officially stamped according as taken frem our nines, to identify it, for ceinage. Wouldn’t that be better than the protective duty you speak of ? Mr. Caminetti—I hadn't thought of that. Perhaps it might, Reporter—What do you thiak of thé new Senator—Perkins? I heard him say he will act in harmony with the entire Cali. fornian delegation in Congress. Mr. Caminetti—Perkins is a personal friend of mine and a first-class man in every way. The best thing Governor Markham ever did was to appoint him. Let Europe look on the silver and hydraulic mining questions ? Mr, Caminetti—I have’ not the slightest doubt of it. In this respect he is a great improvement on Felton, who" was the bitter foe of both: Reporter—Do you expect to have any changes made in the Caminetti Bill. Mr, Caminetti—Not for the present, We must first see how it will practically work as itis, Todo this we must have money, We must have @ half « million appropriCommittee of the Miners” Association drafted certain amendments, but I told them quire at the TRANSCRIPT Office, Reporter—What sort of a substitute} Amer-. own finances and the mediums of exchange }-— Reporter—Do you think he is with you. ° = : attempt to meddle with legislation before, came very near preventing the passage of any impounding law at all. It was only after their agents gave up the fight and left Washington that I could do anything at all. Then I understand some of them have attempted to rob me of the honor, by pretending that I did not draft the Caminetti bill, but a ‘greater falsehood was never uttered. Then again, some of them I am told, wanted my bill to fail, so they could beat me at the last election. ~Reporter—Well, they didn’t~ do~it;-did they ? Mr. Caminetti—No, not by a long way. I think I can do both farmers and miners great service at the coming session of Congress, if they will only keep still and not be meddling so much. Of course, if they insist in dictating to me, the responsibility of a defeat must rest upon them. . At this stage a brakeman announced that Mrs. Caminetti desired to see her husband terminated, ———_—+ 090-4 —-—-A Tremendous Shaking Up. This is what every system aftlicted with chills and fever, bilious remittent, or any other form of malaria disease, undergoes periodically. Not only is malaria terrible in itselfi—it is the breeder of an. infinity of bodily ailments. Specifics used for its prevention and removal prove, in the vast majority of cases, useless for every other purpose than to mitigate the disease and stave off its attacks. They are sure, with the average treatment, to return atter a while. 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M. at the office of the company, No. $20 Sansome street,room 10, San Francisco, Cal ifornia, Transfer honk, we) be sn pa on Sat ugust 12, 1898, at 12 o'clock M. spledehda eed THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—820 Sansome street, room 10, Ban Francisco, Cal. UNDF RM aNDED WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse leo Cream. It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste. to be gratified and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just about right. Tole ss Nevada City's Handsomest ANTS AT You. Establishment. OWN PRICES . » "4 INTD-« ow cost! ‘Trousers. you cun see th em as you pass, That is ‘what we have marked about two hundred pairs of Fine Cassimiere Clay Worsted, Flannel and Fancy Worsted We have also stacked them up near the door way so IF YOU NEED A PAIR to leave things alone for the present, cd . v We will give you a chance that comes but rarely, They are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not to be equalled,. All that we ask is that you will step in and see them. The price—well, the less we say about that the ‘better for you will think we are joshing. But just step in and ask the,price on these goods and if it don’t stagger you we.will quit. The Ola Religvie. +stock~of—Greeceries; HHay,-Grain,—Vegetables, Fruits, &c.,&c.— Also leave your. c_ WEC that we are the LEAD County. IM, and it is generally conceeded, NG HAT DEALERS in Nevada We have THE LARGEST AND MOST. FASHIONABLE STOCK OF HATS ever brought to this city, for both. Boys and Men, which we are offering for sale at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. ~~ We have just received? ANOTHER LOT of the FEDORA HATS,IN ALL SHADES—gsomet nice. One Stock of Clothing is Complete. Our FURNISHING GOODS can. not be excelled. Our BOOTS & SHOES. are of the best makes. Our . RICES NONE CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT, "Latte THR ONE PRICE STORE. &% Corner of Pine,and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, & POT Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the mODDOM, Of the Rainbow. Weare all ns =. Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense Maple-Sugar-andSyrup, Feed, Flour, orders for Shakes and Wood. -~We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ee By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, rd, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Kto., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices. : THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Tremendous I nducearefits offered in STTLINM ULLIVERY During the remainder of the season; Hats trimmed i REE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats, which we offer at just about ONE-—-HALEF the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad’ Brim Sailors, in black, worth 50 cents, which we-are selling for 15 cents. THE : WOODP CKER. An Honest Havana Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported, BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by Villiers. Githin. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Nt oo