August 9, 1893 (4 pages)

cnt ee A in AR 9 Ain II 08 SR tt tA a eran SEN No A et NES APA HHT aah GHE GRANSGRIPT. Cd 3 WEDNESDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 9 °93 UR SECTION. A Few Indocements Which NevataCounty Offers to Settlers. During the past few weeks the TranScRiPT haa received” about--a~dozen letters from as many different States asking for the information herein contained, and ,to sive-letter.-writing is the reason for this publication: First-Large areas of fertile lands, seeured by Government patent, can be purchased at such reasonable figures that a few hundred dollars is sufficient to pay fora small farm. ! : Secend—The standard fruits grown in this county are the finest of their varieties grown in the world. They are of a superior flavor and have a firmness of texture that gives them better shipping and keeping qualities than those grown at lower altitudes, and they find a ready market at remunerative prices. Third—The long summers permit of the rotation of crops, and the raising of two and even three different crops from the same land in a single season. Fourth—There ia a ready market for all farm products at good prices. Fifth—There are excellent-means of transportation, the railway penetrating the central portion of the county. Sixth—There is an abundance of timber. Seventh—There is an inexhaustible supply of pure water, both for irrigating and domestic purposes. Eighth—The temperature is mild, both} in summer and winter, and is not subject to sudden changes. : « Ninth—The climate will cempare favorably with that of any other section af the Pacific Coast, even with the most favored, there being no malaria with its resulting chills and fever, no violent winds, no fogs, Tenth—The children reared in this climate and at this altitude ‘above the sea usually acquire better physical constitutions, with more plumpiess and firmuiess~of-muscular develcpment as well as-color and vi. tality of the bleed than those reared in the valley or even coast counties. : With this brief statement of~ facts; hewever, let it be understood that we do not claim for Nevada county that it is a paradise on earth, nor even the popular romance of sub-tropical glories. SE = s Nevada county lies a little north of the central line of California, and contains a population of about 25,000. It extends from the summit of the Sierra Nevada mountains, on the east line of the State, westward a distance of seventy miles to the Sacramento Valley. It is from twelve to twenty miles wide, The altitude is from two to three thousand feet along its central portion and less than one thousand feet-elevation in the western or valley region. The line of the Central Pacific Railroad crosses the-eastern boundary, and travsrses. the southern portien of the county. for many miles. It then enters Placer county, following close to the southern boundary of Nevada county till near its western limit. The Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad connecta with the Central Pacific at Colfax and extends thence north to the central portion of the county, passing through Chicago Park, Grass Valley, and terminating at Nevada City—twenty-two miles from the Central Pacific Overland Railroad. ‘The central pertions contain most of the rich gold mines, including quartz, hydraulic and placer mines together with the upper por_ tion of the Horticultural belt, while the western or foothill region consists exclusively of agricultural and grazing lands. The horticultural and agricultural section of the county comprises about 250,000 acres of land, a large per centage of which is adapted to cultivation. The topography of the county is such ‘as to give variety to the products. We grow successfully in Nevada county: Oranges, citrone, figs, olives, Bartlett pears, apples, peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, s.rawberries, blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries, hazel nuts, black walnuts, chestnuts, almonds, every kind of vegetable grown. Nevada City is the county seat of Nevada county. There are five daily, one tri_ weekly and three weekly newspapers pub— lished in the county. : The fellowing named towns are in Nevada county: Nevada City, Grass Valley, Truckee, Beca, Rough and Ready, Spenceville, Indian Springs, North San Juan, Birchville, Sweetland, Cherokee, French Corral, Columbia Hill, Lake City, Malakoff, Nerth Bloomfield, Derbec, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Graniteville, Ormonde, Washington, Alpha, Omega, Bear Valley, You Bet, Quaker Hill, Hunt’s Hill, Red Dog, Little York, Chicago Park, Buena Vista, Blue Tent, Mooney Flat, Boston Ravine, Allison Ranch, Forest Springs, Patterson, Maybert. lemons, and +0@e5Girl Wanted To do housework in a simall family. quire at the Transcript office, Eoal-u : ~ + ee + Hires’ Root Beer. Renteatens for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store, Commercial street, ———— + e@e-e tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the -world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, * Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely oures Piles, .or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. (nd This Time They Had Two Frozen Wheels ~ ARARD PROM AGAIN. and No Grease. Going camping is not such a. glorious thing as some people imagine, especially when the campers start out in a vehicle which is a relic from Noah’s Ark. Rake the town with a fine-tooth cemb for young men who have great push, and such young fellows as Ralph Webber, Marion Walling aud-the balance of the party that left here for Bowman’s Dam a few days ago, would be scooped in. But their push is all out of them now: After proceeding about fourteen miles a hot-bex on one of the wheels stopped them, and after a good deal of sweating work they succeeded in getting things in condition to move on. They moved ou at such a rapid rate that they made the town of Graniteville, fourteen miles further on, in two days. When they arrived there they would not haye cared a pinch of snuff if. they could have entered the town in some kind of style. The style in which they were compelled to make their grand. entry there was with a dilap dated wagon with twe wheels frozen to the axle, while the other wheels bore the resemblance of two men with sore throats, the, boxes being covered-with yarn, as they could not find any cord to do. the. -necessary-binding. They finally got their véhicle running again, and left Graniteville with a good supply of axle grease and a new lantern, having lost the one they took from home. The boys are having a great time. ‘Mrs. T. S. Hawx:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dys. pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. PERSONAL Young. mento yesterday. Valley Union, was in town today. today on his way to San Francisce. _ Valley today. of Sacramento, is back again. last evening on his way to Downieville. last evening's train. is here on a visit. are here on a visit. J. R. Foster and wife of Sacramente ‘ar rived here on last evening's train on-a-visit home. : gon and went to Vallejo yesterday. expected home this evening. ing’s train with the family of George C, Gaylord to attend the World’s Fair. business trip to San F rancisce. town. on the sick list for some time, returned to ay to resume his work at the Nationa Hotel. Curl Hesse, superintendcnt of the Olin returned from San Francisco last evening district on the coast. . Social and Other Notes About People Old aad Miss Ethel A. Hornick left for SacraCharles H. Mitchell, formerly of the Grass . “+ John Shafer of Caniptonville arrived here William Parker came up from Pleasant Andy Hampel, the popular traveling man “re “GGreen of Philadelphia arrived here 14 T.N. Nolan of San Francisco came in oa Mrs. B. A. Richardson of San Francisco Thomas Fairweather and family of Ogden Robert Forbes of Downieville arrived here last evéhing from San Francisco on his way Hon. J. M. Walling returned from OreHe is Miss Anna B. Ismert leaves on this even— E. J. Rector, one of the proprietors of the National Hotel, leaves toniorrow fora J. H. Batcher, of the firm of Schaw, Ingram, Batcher & Co., of Sacramento, ia in J, A. Gra! am of Sweetla: d, who has been . Mr. H>-sse informs us that Nevada City is rated at the Bay as the very best mining Col. A. G. Sinith ot San Francisco, rep resenting the Cleveland Buking Powder and the Highland Evaporated Cream, arrived THE CHARIOTEERS. A Salvation Army Band That Will Bombard Marysville Next Saturday. Democrat: The Charioteer Band of the Salvation Army is comprised of eleven warriors in the cause, who have an ear for music. There are five captains, two lieutenants and four privates, At present they are on the war path and will bear down on Marysville next Saturday to remain four days. This sending of a umform band threughout the country is another of the many advertising schemes that originates in the army. They travel from place to place, lead meetings and street parades of the army and never fail to attract the attention of the element with whom they are working to do good. , The Charioteer Band idea is a theft of a patent medicine company in the East, but the salvationists believe in turning all worldly ideas to spiritual ends, on the same principle in which they sing ‘‘Glery toGod -in the Highest” to the air of ‘A New Coon in Town.’ Undoubtedly their visit to this city will add to many people’s evening entertainment. Scene erences Heavrn demands a healthy liver. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and indigestion. . . . atti Pestponed. . The examination of John McLaughlin has been postponed till Friday, on, account of the absence of the shorthand reporter. Latest News Itemized. Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio announces that under no circumstances will he bea candidate this fall. New York is'having no end of trouble with its cable railroad on Broadway. It breaks down every day ortwo, New England farmers are reported to be unable to harvest crops that are remarkably . fine, because of insufficient help.~ Immigarnts to the number of 2223 arrived in the harbor of New York in five great ocean steamers on Sunday week. here is trouble brewing in—railroad—circles of Nebraska over the injunction proceedings in the maximum freight law. ILOW’ CATARRA REMEDY, ve you This remedy is teed to cure you. Price, 0cta, For sale at Carr Bros, THE MEN WHO ARE TALKED . MORE ABOUT Today Than Any Other Two Men in the Uuled ‘States, JOHN G. CARLISLE, SECRETARY CF THE TREASURY. : 4 YOU The Fenit-Canning Seas ; 6 FPON-Valning ON wT KNOW : DOW T HAS ARRIVED. : what a comfort it is to wee ‘ sae it ol ing Every experienced housewife knows rem to relieve Constipation, —THAT— 2 and that, without pain or i e : discomfort; and almost lich Ig ’ Renit ° ars ; immediately cures head’ “: * ‘ aches, and rg ca every ARE THE BEST. é & P be tom of yepepels. a“ uch a remedy is foun : inginmone iver Regu. = . LEG@G@ & SHAW, : lator—not a sweetened . compound to nauseate, or Dealers in z = an intoxicating bevera ) HARDWARE, ; to cultivate an alcoho ic FURNITURE, 2 appetite, but a medicine ae gleasant to the taste, and CARPET ey Is perfectly harmless when ee THEIR. rie # iven to the smallest — child. §. L: R. never THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, ie disappoints. It . grogini NEVADA CITY. the virtues and perfec“ tions of a reliable remedy Annual Meeting. : i ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMof the kind endorsed by pany.—The »snnual meeting of the stock18 eminent physicians. , holders of the above company, for the election 4 On : of trustees (o serve forthe ensuing year, and “It affords me pleasure to add my testi. the transaction of such other business as may of mony to those you, receive annually in . properly come before the meeting, wi'l be hei eis reference to your valuable medicine. 1 . 6n Wednesduy, August 16, 1893, at the hour of consider Simmons Liver lator the . 3 o’c!ock p. M. at the office of the compan:, No. Th best family medicine on the market. I . so Sansome street,room 10, San Franciaco, Ca) have ot it with excellent results, ifornia. ‘Transfer books will be closed on SatRo —W. F. Park, M. D., Treey City,Tenm. » . urday, sugust 12, 1898, at 12 o'clock . ‘ta THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—820 Sansome street, room 10, San tic a Francisco, Cal. ‘Bald He f What is the ‘ pay Ae brittle * ends? Has it a lifeless ? ts 2 yf ‘ > fall out by combed K: Smet Or cainicch? Loihary @ p ainchancune sire . F Skookum Root Hair Grower 3 \3 Mat Sok of Does here today. Mr. Smith will be here again in about two weeks with four young ladies to make ice cream and cake out of these articles, which will be given away, to shi w what can be done with the powder and LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest to the Readers o” the Daily Transeript. Good news ia received almost daily abeut the fine appearance of the quartz mines in this district. Quite a number of our people are now making preparations to go to the World's Fair. Several who intended going to Chicago have conluded to wait and see the great show in San Francisco, The dust was so deep on this end of the Grass Valley road that-it would take six months’ use of the sprinkling cart to phase it, so water from the ditches was let loose upon the worst of it and last evening the mud was a feot or twedeep. In a day or two it will be all right for pleasant traveling over it, ; Tom E. Bevan of Marysville has secured a real live bear which he iatends to present to his friead, W. B. Meek. The bear will be a feature of the Admission Day parade at Camptonville on September 9th. Bevan has instructed Meek to call and get the brute. : William and Theedore Kohler have bougi t the ranch on Kentucky Flat fermerly owud by Hartung and Luetje, They wil raise grapes and make a specialty ef wine making and engage in general farming. til BERING Residence Lot Fer Sale. wikisasiciegace Tuat shortness of breath is dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver: Regulator In a desirable locality. For further particulars enquire at TRanscrirt Office. a8-tf cream. 5 iz + ee \§ , fh i Was H TAave MARK Registered % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER . 67 South Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. orn EARTH: Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So let us have pure bearts, beautiful flowers, houses, birds—nay; beautiful women. Every woman Cau be loved, can be beautiful. LOLA MONTEZ CREME The SKIN FOODand TissUt BUILDER mkes Ladies beantiful. Prevents ‘tink'es. Keepe shinip perfect condition. No matter what blemish disfigures face or form, Mis. Nettie Harrisou's articles wil) eure. MISS A, J. STRANAHAN Nextdoor to City Hall, Broad Street, ‘ Nevada City, Cal. For any special or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MRS, NEITIK HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Francisco, Val. _ Superfluous hair permanently removed. Baby cried, 2 Mother sighed, ae Doctor prescribed : Castoria! HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. Charles C. Nemetz, Sacramento, George Southwoed; e John German and wife, San Juan, J. R. Davis, se E. Nengerman, Oaklaud, F. H. Williams, “ Charles Owens, Sai Francisco, Carl Hesse se Thomas E. Davies, Forest City, John Davis, +e J. Breen, North Charles Rodney, ‘* J. C. Bolan, Marysville, T. B. Sanders, ‘** L. O. Short, Wheatland, George Ca lin, sf M. H, Jackson, Smartsvil e. Columbia, National Exchange. Thomas Wayman, like City, D. Furth, North San Jian, Adna Furth, “6 . Mrs. Dremin, ae J. R. Davis, ed Mrs. H. J. Hunt, tierra City, J; D. Newhouse, a L. H. Newton, Alleghany, George Wallinge r, Grass Valley, Mrs. BK. A. Richardson, San Francisco, G. F. Bell, <8 D. R. McIntosh, us T. N. Holen, u J. Hellm w,4 Thos. Fairweather and faw., Ploomlich', H. Frye, a A. A. Kieser, Oakland, J. Hart, Boston, Mass., L. P. Snider, Minneapolis, R. G. Greer, Philadelptia, Pa, Robert Forbes, Downierille, H. F. Frye, Kelief Hill, Pat Shingle, “fs Fred Coagdor, Smartsville, Thenas Wadley, Sacramento, Ww. W. Waggoner, “ + e@eNature Démands a iouic. We ought never to ferget, even those <f us who possess viporeis health, that we ar wearing out—that the vigal clock work, s to speak, must eventually rua down, of course, we cann t prevent, bocause it~is in the ordinary course of nature, batafe may retard the tio speedy arrival of d€cay by ihe use of an invigurant which takes rank vu! every other—namcly, Host»tter’s Stoin rid Bitters. This centucy has not witnessed x parallel in success to this famous modicine, which not oaly sustains health by promoting vigor, but overcomes coustipation, dyspepsia chills ‘and fiver, nervou ness, rheumati-in 7 aud other disordered conditions of the system fostered by weakness and an impoverished condition of the blood. The feeble, persons convalescing after exhausting disjease, and the aged, derive infinite benetit frem the use of this helpful and efficien tonic. ———_———-+499 s Tuart pain under the shoulder blade is This, Prepared by Dr. J.C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. ee Pe ae f 3 A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. T tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me relief until I was induced to try the old reliable Ayer's Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new man. I think they are the most-pleasant and easy to take of. anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are in Needof a laxative to try Ayer’s Pills,”"— Boothbay (Me.), Register. ‘Between the ages of five and fifteen, I was troubled with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the knee aboye thecalf. Here, running sores formed which would scab over, but-would break immediately on moving the leg. My mother tried -eyerything she could think of, but all fwas without avail. Although a child, I read in the papers abont the beneficial effects of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my moth. er to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured Ayer's Pills and I began to use them, and soon~ noticed an improvement. Encouraged by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, when the sores disappeared ahd have never troubled me since.”—H. Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. “TI suffered for years from stomach and kidney troublés, causing very severe pains in various parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. Sold by Druggiate Every where. Every Dose Effective Notice ef Proving will. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES MACKENZIE, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 4th lny of September, 1893, at 10 o'clock A. M. of sdid day, atthe Court Room ef said Court, at ‘the Court House in the City and County of Nevaca, has been a inted as the time and place for proving the Will of said James Mackenzie deeeased, and for hearing the application of Daniel Pur h forthe issuance to hive of Letters Tes‘'amentary, when and where any person interested may appease and contest the same. Dated August , 1898. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitioner. as SHILOH’S CURE is seld on a guarantee.It cures Incipient Consumption, Itis the bast Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 SUTrinaT=.: A MANHOOD RESTORED —— BY — Veber: Take Simmens Liver Regulator.“ ¢ 50 ets., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, . o a, » oe ne olore Using Capidene.” After Using Cupidene, +} Fhis~-vegetable-vitalizer-cures~-all--NERVOUSNESS~ or diseases of the generative’ organs, such as. Lost. Manhood — Sleenlessness—Tired Feeling—Pains In the eS os : : : oe = ce ee eat Bt Dem Back CebilityE-Pimples—ieadachc— Seminal on boun cans Weakness—Nightly Emissions— gh ies ' Léegi ( Impotency . 7 wr Despondency and Constipation. ra = CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. =a 9 @2@F"The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the a cha SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. a ; ae Repu The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medici is because nage over 90 per cent. are troubled with PR OS TA TIT IS, for which CUPIDENE “ is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. ~A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six A boxes. $1 a box, six boxes for $5. Send for . Circulars and~Testimonials. Adnt iC dress all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. Box 2076, San Francisce ° akeg Cal. For sale in Nevada City by : pty CARR BROS., and W. D. VINTON. ae 7 : Thro guara will . Bros. $1.00 Lp life. and a kidne AGENT FOR Sarea fo Siy cellen ; : ’ C hap WATER, ' GINGER ALE, Bio: ORANGE CIDFR Ph me ae ’ go we Hires i E : To the For sale by the Dozen or Gross! : . AT A SPECIAL PRICE x, . MC 1 ; em . c Beehive Commercial Street : %

cnt ee A in AR 9 Ain II 08 SR tt tA a eran SEN No A et NES APA HHT aah GHE GRANSGRIPT. Cd 3 WEDNESDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 9 °93 UR SECTION. A Few Indocements Which NevataCounty Offers to Settlers. During the past few weeks the TranScRiPT haa received” about--a~dozen letters from as many different States asking for the information herein contained, and ,to sive-letter.-writing is the reason for this publication: First-Large areas of fertile lands, seeured by Government patent, can be purchased at such reasonable figures that a few hundred dollars is sufficient to pay fora small farm. ! : Secend—The standard fruits grown in this county are the finest of their varieties grown in the world. They are of a superior flavor and have a firmness of texture that gives them better shipping and keeping qualities than those grown at lower altitudes, and they find a ready market at remunerative prices. Third—The long summers permit of the rotation of crops, and the raising of two and even three different crops from the same land in a single season. Fourth—There ia a ready market for all farm products at good prices. Fifth—There are excellent-means of transportation, the railway penetrating the central portion of the county. Sixth—There is an abundance of timber. Seventh—There is an inexhaustible supply of pure water, both for irrigating and domestic purposes. Eighth—The temperature is mild, both} in summer and winter, and is not subject to sudden changes. : « Ninth—The climate will cempare favorably with that of any other section af the Pacific Coast, even with the most favored, there being no malaria with its resulting chills and fever, no violent winds, no fogs, Tenth—The children reared in this climate and at this altitude ‘above the sea usually acquire better physical constitutions, with more plumpiess and firmuiess~of-muscular develcpment as well as-color and vi. tality of the bleed than those reared in the valley or even coast counties. : With this brief statement of~ facts; hewever, let it be understood that we do not claim for Nevada county that it is a paradise on earth, nor even the popular romance of sub-tropical glories. SE = s Nevada county lies a little north of the central line of California, and contains a population of about 25,000. It extends from the summit of the Sierra Nevada mountains, on the east line of the State, westward a distance of seventy miles to the Sacramento Valley. It is from twelve to twenty miles wide, The altitude is from two to three thousand feet along its central portion and less than one thousand feet-elevation in the western or valley region. The line of the Central Pacific Railroad crosses the-eastern boundary, and travsrses. the southern portien of the county. for many miles. It then enters Placer county, following close to the southern boundary of Nevada county till near its western limit. The Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad connecta with the Central Pacific at Colfax and extends thence north to the central portion of the county, passing through Chicago Park, Grass Valley, and terminating at Nevada City—twenty-two miles from the Central Pacific Overland Railroad. ‘The central pertions contain most of the rich gold mines, including quartz, hydraulic and placer mines together with the upper por_ tion of the Horticultural belt, while the western or foothill region consists exclusively of agricultural and grazing lands. The horticultural and agricultural section of the county comprises about 250,000 acres of land, a large per centage of which is adapted to cultivation. The topography of the county is such ‘as to give variety to the products. We grow successfully in Nevada county: Oranges, citrone, figs, olives, Bartlett pears, apples, peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, s.rawberries, blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries, hazel nuts, black walnuts, chestnuts, almonds, every kind of vegetable grown. Nevada City is the county seat of Nevada county. There are five daily, one tri_ weekly and three weekly newspapers pub— lished in the county. : The fellowing named towns are in Nevada county: Nevada City, Grass Valley, Truckee, Beca, Rough and Ready, Spenceville, Indian Springs, North San Juan, Birchville, Sweetland, Cherokee, French Corral, Columbia Hill, Lake City, Malakoff, Nerth Bloomfield, Derbec, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Graniteville, Ormonde, Washington, Alpha, Omega, Bear Valley, You Bet, Quaker Hill, Hunt’s Hill, Red Dog, Little York, Chicago Park, Buena Vista, Blue Tent, Mooney Flat, Boston Ravine, Allison Ranch, Forest Springs, Patterson, Maybert. lemons, and +0@e5Girl Wanted To do housework in a simall family. quire at the Transcript office, Eoal-u : ~ + ee + Hires’ Root Beer. Renteatens for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store, Commercial street, ———— + e@e-e tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the -world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, * Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely oures Piles, .or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. (nd This Time They Had Two Frozen Wheels ~ ARARD PROM AGAIN. and No Grease. Going camping is not such a. glorious thing as some people imagine, especially when the campers start out in a vehicle which is a relic from Noah’s Ark. Rake the town with a fine-tooth cemb for young men who have great push, and such young fellows as Ralph Webber, Marion Walling aud-the balance of the party that left here for Bowman’s Dam a few days ago, would be scooped in. But their push is all out of them now: After proceeding about fourteen miles a hot-bex on one of the wheels stopped them, and after a good deal of sweating work they succeeded in getting things in condition to move on. They moved ou at such a rapid rate that they made the town of Graniteville, fourteen miles further on, in two days. When they arrived there they would not haye cared a pinch of snuff if. they could have entered the town in some kind of style. The style in which they were compelled to make their grand. entry there was with a dilap dated wagon with twe wheels frozen to the axle, while the other wheels bore the resemblance of two men with sore throats, the, boxes being covered-with yarn, as they could not find any cord to do. the. -necessary-binding. They finally got their véhicle running again, and left Graniteville with a good supply of axle grease and a new lantern, having lost the one they took from home. The boys are having a great time. ‘Mrs. T. S. Hawx:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dys. pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. PERSONAL Young. mento yesterday. Valley Union, was in town today. today on his way to San Francisce. _ Valley today. of Sacramento, is back again. last evening on his way to Downieville. last evening's train. is here on a visit. are here on a visit. J. R. Foster and wife of Sacramente ‘ar rived here on last evening's train on-a-visit home. : gon and went to Vallejo yesterday. expected home this evening. ing’s train with the family of George C, Gaylord to attend the World’s Fair. business trip to San F rancisce. town. on the sick list for some time, returned to ay to resume his work at the Nationa Hotel. Curl Hesse, superintendcnt of the Olin returned from San Francisco last evening district on the coast. . Social and Other Notes About People Old aad Miss Ethel A. Hornick left for SacraCharles H. Mitchell, formerly of the Grass . “+ John Shafer of Caniptonville arrived here William Parker came up from Pleasant Andy Hampel, the popular traveling man “re “GGreen of Philadelphia arrived here 14 T.N. Nolan of San Francisco came in oa Mrs. B. A. Richardson of San Francisco Thomas Fairweather and family of Ogden Robert Forbes of Downieville arrived here last evéhing from San Francisco on his way Hon. J. M. Walling returned from OreHe is Miss Anna B. Ismert leaves on this even— E. J. Rector, one of the proprietors of the National Hotel, leaves toniorrow fora J. H. Batcher, of the firm of Schaw, Ingram, Batcher & Co., of Sacramento, ia in J, A. Gra! am of Sweetla: d, who has been . Mr. H>-sse informs us that Nevada City is rated at the Bay as the very best mining Col. A. G. Sinith ot San Francisco, rep resenting the Cleveland Buking Powder and the Highland Evaporated Cream, arrived THE CHARIOTEERS. A Salvation Army Band That Will Bombard Marysville Next Saturday. Democrat: The Charioteer Band of the Salvation Army is comprised of eleven warriors in the cause, who have an ear for music. There are five captains, two lieutenants and four privates, At present they are on the war path and will bear down on Marysville next Saturday to remain four days. This sending of a umform band threughout the country is another of the many advertising schemes that originates in the army. They travel from place to place, lead meetings and street parades of the army and never fail to attract the attention of the element with whom they are working to do good. , The Charioteer Band idea is a theft of a patent medicine company in the East, but the salvationists believe in turning all worldly ideas to spiritual ends, on the same principle in which they sing ‘‘Glery toGod -in the Highest” to the air of ‘A New Coon in Town.’ Undoubtedly their visit to this city will add to many people’s evening entertainment. Scene erences Heavrn demands a healthy liver. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and indigestion. . . . atti Pestponed. . The examination of John McLaughlin has been postponed till Friday, on, account of the absence of the shorthand reporter. Latest News Itemized. Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio announces that under no circumstances will he bea candidate this fall. New York is'having no end of trouble with its cable railroad on Broadway. It breaks down every day ortwo, New England farmers are reported to be unable to harvest crops that are remarkably . fine, because of insufficient help.~ Immigarnts to the number of 2223 arrived in the harbor of New York in five great ocean steamers on Sunday week. here is trouble brewing in—railroad—circles of Nebraska over the injunction proceedings in the maximum freight law. ILOW’ CATARRA REMEDY, ve you This remedy is teed to cure you. Price, 0cta, For sale at Carr Bros, THE MEN WHO ARE TALKED . MORE ABOUT Today Than Any Other Two Men in the Uuled ‘States, JOHN G. CARLISLE, SECRETARY CF THE TREASURY. : 4 YOU The Fenit-Canning Seas ; 6 FPON-Valning ON wT KNOW : DOW T HAS ARRIVED. : what a comfort it is to wee ‘ sae it ol ing Every experienced housewife knows rem to relieve Constipation, —THAT— 2 and that, without pain or i e : discomfort; and almost lich Ig ’ Renit ° ars ; immediately cures head’ “: * ‘ aches, and rg ca every ARE THE BEST. é & P be tom of yepepels. a“ uch a remedy is foun : inginmone iver Regu. = . LEG@G@ & SHAW, : lator—not a sweetened . compound to nauseate, or Dealers in z = an intoxicating bevera ) HARDWARE, ; to cultivate an alcoho ic FURNITURE, 2 appetite, but a medicine ae gleasant to the taste, and CARPET ey Is perfectly harmless when ee THEIR. rie # iven to the smallest — child. §. L: R. never THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, ie disappoints. It . grogini NEVADA CITY. the virtues and perfec“ tions of a reliable remedy Annual Meeting. : i ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMof the kind endorsed by pany.—The »snnual meeting of the stock18

eminent physicians. , holders of the above company, for the election 4 On : of trustees (o serve forthe ensuing year, and “It affords me pleasure to add my testi. the transaction of such other business as may of mony to those you, receive annually in . properly come before the meeting, wi'l be hei eis reference to your valuable medicine. 1 . 6n Wednesduy, August 16, 1893, at the hour of consider Simmons Liver lator the . 3 o’c!ock p. M. at the office of the compan:, No. Th best family medicine on the market. I . so Sansome street,room 10, San Franciaco, Ca) have ot it with excellent results, ifornia. ‘Transfer books will be closed on SatRo —W. F. Park, M. D., Treey City,Tenm. » . urday, sugust 12, 1898, at 12 o'clock . ‘ta THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—820 Sansome street, room 10, San tic a Francisco, Cal. ‘Bald He f What is the ‘ pay Ae brittle * ends? Has it a lifeless ? ts 2 yf ‘ > fall out by combed K: Smet Or cainicch? Loihary @ p ainchancune sire . F Skookum Root Hair Grower 3 \3 Mat Sok of Does here today. Mr. Smith will be here again in about two weeks with four young ladies to make ice cream and cake out of these articles, which will be given away, to shi w what can be done with the powder and LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest to the Readers o” the Daily Transeript. Good news ia received almost daily abeut the fine appearance of the quartz mines in this district. Quite a number of our people are now making preparations to go to the World's Fair. Several who intended going to Chicago have conluded to wait and see the great show in San Francisco, The dust was so deep on this end of the Grass Valley road that-it would take six months’ use of the sprinkling cart to phase it, so water from the ditches was let loose upon the worst of it and last evening the mud was a feot or twedeep. In a day or two it will be all right for pleasant traveling over it, ; Tom E. Bevan of Marysville has secured a real live bear which he iatends to present to his friead, W. B. Meek. The bear will be a feature of the Admission Day parade at Camptonville on September 9th. Bevan has instructed Meek to call and get the brute. : William and Theedore Kohler have bougi t the ranch on Kentucky Flat fermerly owud by Hartung and Luetje, They wil raise grapes and make a specialty ef wine making and engage in general farming. til BERING Residence Lot Fer Sale. wikisasiciegace Tuat shortness of breath is dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver: Regulator In a desirable locality. For further particulars enquire at TRanscrirt Office. a8-tf cream. 5 iz + ee \§ , fh i Was H TAave MARK Registered % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER . 67 South Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. orn EARTH: Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So let us have pure bearts, beautiful flowers, houses, birds—nay; beautiful women. Every woman Cau be loved, can be beautiful. LOLA MONTEZ CREME The SKIN FOODand TissUt BUILDER mkes Ladies beantiful. Prevents ‘tink'es. Keepe shinip perfect condition. No matter what blemish disfigures face or form, Mis. Nettie Harrisou's articles wil) eure. MISS A, J. STRANAHAN Nextdoor to City Hall, Broad Street, ‘ Nevada City, Cal. For any special or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MRS, NEITIK HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Francisco, Val. _ Superfluous hair permanently removed. Baby cried, 2 Mother sighed, ae Doctor prescribed : Castoria! HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. Charles C. Nemetz, Sacramento, George Southwoed; e John German and wife, San Juan, J. R. Davis, se E. Nengerman, Oaklaud, F. H. Williams, “ Charles Owens, Sai Francisco, Carl Hesse se Thomas E. Davies, Forest City, John Davis, +e J. Breen, North Charles Rodney, ‘* J. C. Bolan, Marysville, T. B. Sanders, ‘** L. O. Short, Wheatland, George Ca lin, sf M. H, Jackson, Smartsvil e. Columbia, National Exchange. Thomas Wayman, like City, D. Furth, North San Jian, Adna Furth, “6 . Mrs. Dremin, ae J. R. Davis, ed Mrs. H. J. Hunt, tierra City, J; D. Newhouse, a L. H. Newton, Alleghany, George Wallinge r, Grass Valley, Mrs. BK. A. Richardson, San Francisco, G. F. Bell, <8 D. R. McIntosh, us T. N. Holen, u J. Hellm w,4 Thos. Fairweather and faw., Ploomlich', H. Frye, a A. A. Kieser, Oakland, J. Hart, Boston, Mass., L. P. Snider, Minneapolis, R. G. Greer, Philadelptia, Pa, Robert Forbes, Downierille, H. F. Frye, Kelief Hill, Pat Shingle, “fs Fred Coagdor, Smartsville, Thenas Wadley, Sacramento, Ww. W. Waggoner, “ + e@eNature Démands a iouic. We ought never to ferget, even those <f us who possess viporeis health, that we ar wearing out—that the vigal clock work, s to speak, must eventually rua down, of course, we cann t prevent, bocause it~is in the ordinary course of nature, batafe may retard the tio speedy arrival of d€cay by ihe use of an invigurant which takes rank vu! every other—namcly, Host»tter’s Stoin rid Bitters. This centucy has not witnessed x parallel in success to this famous modicine, which not oaly sustains health by promoting vigor, but overcomes coustipation, dyspepsia chills ‘and fiver, nervou ness, rheumati-in 7 aud other disordered conditions of the system fostered by weakness and an impoverished condition of the blood. The feeble, persons convalescing after exhausting disjease, and the aged, derive infinite benetit frem the use of this helpful and efficien tonic. ———_———-+499 s Tuart pain under the shoulder blade is This, Prepared by Dr. J.C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. ee Pe ae f 3 A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. T tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me relief until I was induced to try the old reliable Ayer's Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new man. I think they are the most-pleasant and easy to take of. anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are in Needof a laxative to try Ayer’s Pills,”"— Boothbay (Me.), Register. ‘Between the ages of five and fifteen, I was troubled with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the knee aboye thecalf. Here, running sores formed which would scab over, but-would break immediately on moving the leg. My mother tried -eyerything she could think of, but all fwas without avail. Although a child, I read in the papers abont the beneficial effects of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my moth. er to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured Ayer's Pills and I began to use them, and soon~ noticed an improvement. Encouraged by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, when the sores disappeared ahd have never troubled me since.”—H. Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. “TI suffered for years from stomach and kidney troublés, causing very severe pains in various parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. Sold by Druggiate Every where. Every Dose Effective Notice ef Proving will. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES MACKENZIE, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 4th lny of September, 1893, at 10 o'clock A. M. of sdid day, atthe Court Room ef said Court, at ‘the Court House in the City and County of Nevaca, has been a inted as the time and place for proving the Will of said James Mackenzie deeeased, and for hearing the application of Daniel Pur h forthe issuance to hive of Letters Tes‘'amentary, when and where any person interested may appease and contest the same. Dated August , 1898. J.J. GREANY, Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitioner. as SHILOH’S CURE is seld on a guarantee.It cures Incipient Consumption, Itis the bast Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 SUTrinaT=.: A MANHOOD RESTORED —— BY — Veber: Take Simmens Liver Regulator.“ ¢ 50 ets., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, . o a, » oe ne olore Using Capidene.” After Using Cupidene, +} Fhis~-vegetable-vitalizer-cures~-all--NERVOUSNESS~ or diseases of the generative’ organs, such as. Lost. Manhood — Sleenlessness—Tired Feeling—Pains In the eS os : : : oe = ce ee eat Bt Dem Back CebilityE-Pimples—ieadachc— Seminal on boun cans Weakness—Nightly Emissions— gh ies ' Léegi ( Impotency . 7 wr Despondency and Constipation. ra = CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. =a 9 @2@F"The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the a cha SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. a ; ae Repu The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medici is because nage over 90 per cent. are troubled with PR OS TA TIT IS, for which CUPIDENE “ is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. ~A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six A boxes. $1 a box, six boxes for $5. Send for . Circulars and~Testimonials. Adnt iC dress all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. Box 2076, San Francisce ° akeg Cal. For sale in Nevada City by : pty CARR BROS., and W. D. VINTON. ae 7 : Thro guara will . 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