October 17, 1889 (4 pages)

han the 50 centa cents 60 cents 60 cents a. le a s, Etc a ls usual 85 cents Etc, ces lower lsewhere is of the etition in Ss. rice from of payin, en I gel ucy. All r at prices nce, . sell cent FloroOaps, Ost, and 1 Blackkinds. J sf amd un en called ane for 10 ate. Boss oked han-, » the little: eahest au les. be bough rriday. 1 of Smoe jiately se JURBIN, RM -INT ID. IGS ‘HOD OF as of Nethey have Mp in the king, id Street, rk in their ry best of ty. Roadn the best ranted te » so that it from any astoavold heavy or on in evym ployed . 2 Office. fe \DA CITY aed BY ayed. “Goin. In » 1 have a can make ee correct ete will be , PRICES ho onal Hotel prietor lars R } mptiy’ ¥ g Post is C ly the same as that they gave to-thei: dc Pater last month, . ' family died last Sunday morning with_ and are worthy of the community’s ae -rinhentntncom She Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, OOTOBER 17, 1889 Ls The W. C. T. U. Convention. Eprror Tranxscrrer—Your reporter having been called from the State Convention of the W. C. T. U. before the closing session, is indebted to a friend for the following notes: The convention was impressive by ite magnitude, 185° votes being cast for President. When Mra. Johnson was called‘in after her election the delegates received her with the Chautau“Qua “salute, standing. Mrs. Skelton, who does special work among the Germans, amused and interested all by her broken English, quaint gestures and expressive shrugs, but it was said of her that she was growing beautiful because of her thoughts of purity and usefulness. Dr. Carrie Young, at one time a resident of Nevada City, read a forcible paper. Mrs. Prof. Damon of Napa College present ed the subject of Viticulture. She said that vine lands formerly he!d at $600 per acre had materially depreciated in value on account of the phylloxera sweeping the Napa Valley. As she was entering the church a lady asked would she please tell her who was to be buried. She saw so many weariug white ribbons she thought it must be an important occasion. Mra. Damon.replied, ‘The liquor traffie ix about to be interred.” As the. soft twilight gathered in the church questions of intense interest were diacussed; but a firm and gentle President controlled debates and parliamentary rules were strictly observed. These conventions are schools for training women to think and speak, They are developing dor. Mant talent, broadening woman’s horizon and making more useful wives and mothers. Reporter. A Big Draw-Down. The contest in the Lord-Dunster case having abruptly ended, Sheriff Dunster on Wednesday, draw from the ~County* Treasury the sum of $5,250 due him for official services since the first Monday in January. The cois had been accumulating, no one havin: a right to get it while the fight was in progress. Mr. Lord had held and conducted the office up to July 22d. paying the salaries of his deputies out, of hisown pocket. Then Mr. Dunster by virtue of the Supreme Court’s re versal took the office*and has since then been obliged to furnish the money for deputy hire. Jailer and Deputy Sheriff Schmidt is to be allowed the regular salary from the beginning of the year, but-Under Sheriff Reynold is to receive pay only from July 22d as prior to that date he had-employment in a mine, A Chestnut. The Supreme Court some three weeks or more ago decided the Nevada City case of Richards and othérs, respondents, against Dower and others. appellants. Most of the papers (in: cluding the Transcript) at that time published the substance of the decisfon. On Monday last the Bulletin officially printed the full text of the de cision and _now most’ of the paper=’ (not including the Transcript) are printing as news a summary essential Another Barron Child Dies. Another child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barron of upper Spring street died Tuesday afternoon. As before announced, two children in the same in a few minutes of each other. « The the—a girl and the eldest—is now very ill. The ailment in all of the cases is diphtheria due doubtless to bad sanitary conditions, The afflicted parents are honest, industrious people, sympathy and assistance, S settmetereiemmemmenm ene ae eT es A Fortunate Druggist. Mr. Edwin W, Joy for many years and pow a prosperous druggist on the corner of Stockton and Market streets in San Francisco, probably never dreamed of rivaling in wealth the medi. cine kings of the country, But various rumors having been floating around to the effect that he has struck it big, an Ezaminer repurter was * detailed to unearth the cause, and after much difficulty unraveled tho following storyIt seems that about seven years ago an English physician, a great student of botany, located in this city. His practice wes not « xter sive, and yet the few cases that camo to him attracted no little attention. Ilis suecess seemed to be in the treatment of liver and kidney disorders, and vitiated blood, In fact his ability to cope with these common complaints was marvelous, He seemed almost infallible, and his quiet modest methods and his well-kept-secret was 86 much a mystery as himself. After his de parture about a year later Mr, Joy determined to fathom ‘the secret, and copying all the pres. criptions he had filled for the erratic doctor he began a systematic analysis, Ih his exam’ ination he discovered running all through the prescriptions for liver and kidney troubles, vitiatea blood and at b disord a pl of vegetable extracts indigenous to California, so simple and so well known under homely every day na mes to every school boy as to en tirely dissipate the suspicion that they were the active principles involved, 80 certain, however was Mr. Joy that he had discovered the secret, that he embodied the new elements in s preparation of Sarsaparills to disguise the taste, and put it before his customers under the modest name of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparille. Immediately the same marvelous stories came back of its astonishing effects, and the mystery was solved, and the talk it has crested has algesdy caused it to step into prominence, and orders pour in daily from all over the coast, . ‘ and thus another California industry leaps inte A Great Inducement.Dr. J. B. VaniAukin, the famous painleag dentist located at Grass Valley, makes this special offer to Nevada wonderful} {Property and landed in the gutter of the desirable land has been bought mostly for purchase high hills or rocky land. The lands of this portion of the county are generally good, capable of producing good crops of grasses and grains, and when irrigated yield in great abundance, as for instance three crops of clover and alfalfa in a season, In localities corn is aiso found to grow and mature well, and as to fruit cul-} ture, figs, peaches, apricota and pears to yield abundantly. The lands gre somewhat similar to that portion of Placer. county about Loomis and Penryn, which are noted for fruit culture, but-gre generally of a better quality, as evidenced from the fact of the for(Telegraph of Tuesday.] A great many ladie#of Nevada City visitGrass Valley to do their shopPing. Cornelius Wilhelm received a telegram today that his niece, Miss Lulu Webber, would be married in Chicag0, Mlinois, today, toDr. Otto Miller, Miss Webber was in Grass Valley some time ago as the guest of her uncle and his family, and her many friends here extend hearty congratulations to the worthy young lady. Early this morning it was discovered that a fire bad attacke dthe boards of the fence close up to the grocery store of 84m’! -Bolitho. Mr. Van Orden’s barn ia close by and the grocery store of Hosking & Son is, aleo, in close proximity. Soméone or something stopped the fire: The boards along the fence are all charred, an . there is tempt to fire the. buildings had been made. The property belongs to Mr. Manseau of Boston Ravine. The attention of Chief Engineer Mitchell was called to the fire trap, and he has condemned the property as unsafe and a terror to the neighborhood. Mr. Mitchell went to Nevada City today to consult with District Attorney Nilon concerning the matter. : Chas. W. Kitts has brought suit in Justice: Davis’ court against Sau: uel Bethel to recover $300 attorney’s fees alleged tobe due him (Kitts) for services rendered .as attorney for Mr. Bethel in the case of Stoddart vs, Bethel tried inthe Superior Court some months ago. 3 (Tidings of Tuesday.) Mesars. Moore and Nichols ‘of the Pacific Hstel have secured a contract ‘o sink the. Tdaho shaft twerty feet «nd drive the 1700 level 1000 feet [he contract price is $21 a foot for the shaft work and $3.75 a foot for the drift. Three other bids were submit ‘ed—one for $9 4 foot, another at $7.50 + foot and the third of $4.75 a foot. Che price at which the contract wat secured is counidered very low indeed. Chas. F. Bandmann of the Pittsbur, mine came up from San Franciacc Sunday, and on Monday held a conference with Supt. Stocks. It was decided among other things to sink the shaft. Ten miners were added to the force today, The pipe-clay in the new perpenlicular shaft on the Loami Company’+ claim, one-fourth of a mile west of the old incline, was cut last night. Only a few pieces of gravel were obtained, however, a strong volume of water pouring ‘in and forcing immediate cessation of operations, The miners are positive thut they have struck the channel, and an old drift mine declares -that the formation is identical with that in the San Jose company’s mine, Washington district. where rich gravel was struck two weeks ago, The shaft on the Loami ‘8s down seventy feet. It is probable that a pump will be tem porarily rigged up to enable the prospecting of the find —if “find” it proves. Between 7 and 8 o'clock Monday evening, while walking up Neal street, Chos. Schofie:d stepped off the sidewalk fronting Edward Coleman’s Result, a fractured bone at the ankle 3i Henwood came along shortly afterward, and hearing groans, investigated. Learning of Mr. Schofield’s mishap, Hen wood placed the injured man on his back and carried him home. Mr. Schofield’s vision is defective, encethe mis-step. [Union of Wednesday.} The illness of George Fletcher has ‘leveloped into pneumonia, but he wus better yesterday that on the previous day. Tue many friends of the invalid were pleased to learn’ of his improvement, The new granite blacksmith shop erected ip the railroad yard at the depot has been completed with the exception of the roof, which is now being put on, and putting in the doors and windows. The shop is a fine structure and nothing short of un earthquake would knock it down, I: affords ample room for the work that will be carried on. In addition to this structure preparations are being made to build a vew car house and machine shop, the foundation walls of which are partly laid. A visit to the western and southern sections of Nevada county will satisfy any one that the county fs improving, as ‘a great deal of the land is under fencing, and much in the way of new improvements are to be seen in the erection of new dwellings and barns, and in the clearing up of the land. Much of this land has been taken u in the last few yeara, and enquiry wh elicit the information that nearly all from the Government or the Central Pacific Railroad Company, leaving 1o well, and emall fruit can be made GRASS VALLEY. THE END. Items Borrowed From Its News-. The Shrievalty Contest at Last . paper Trio. Settied. every evidence to believe that an at? saffron colored principle from the gestion, fortifies the system against dency, and remedies inaction of the days’ offer lasts and have photographs to exchange with your friends. Take @ run to Grasse Valley and don’t mniss the chance. with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and. physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and Wednesday morning at ten o’clock was the time set for the commencement of the second trial of the suit of George Lord against George W. Dunster for the possession of the office of Sheriff of this county. In the first trial Mr. Lord obtained judgment on the ground that the Roston Ravine ballots had been miscounted, giving Dunster a majority of 35 in that precinct and 75 in the county; whereas had they been properly county he (Lord) would have had a majority of 97in that precinct and 58 in the county. When the case had been closed inthe Superior Court defendant asked for a continuance in, order io introduce the evidence of the Boston Ravine voters. This Judge Walling refused. Dunster then appealed to the Supreme Court which reversed the Superior Court judgment on the ground that the failure to grant-the continuance asked was error. Hence the case was sent back for a new trial. After the first contest and before.the reversal of the case in the Supreme Court, Lord was indicted by the Grand Jury on the charge of altering -the ballots. His first trial resulted in a disagreement of the jury which stood ten for acquittal ‘and two for conviction, At the second trial it acquitted on the first ballot, only being absebt from the courtroom lorig enough to choose a foreman and secretary ‘and take the vote. These trials cost the county something like $12,000. The dismissal of the Lord-Dunater case now is by the following stipulution, each party paying his own costs : In the Snperior Court of the county f Nevada, State of California, George Lord, plaintiff, vs, George W. Dunster, tefendant. It ig hereby stipulated between counsel for respective parties ‘hat the ubove entitled action be and the same hereby is dismissed. F rep SeaR1s, Gorae L. Huanzs, Grove L, Jonnson, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Tuos, S, Forn, P. F. Simonps, Attorneys for Defendant Nevapa City, Oct. 16th, 1889. Thus ends a long drawn out and bitter struggle for a $7,000-a-year and find-yourself office. Mr. Dunster is now Sheriff ‘‘de jure” and ‘‘de facto,”’ and there are none to dispute his right to ihe place. Mr. Lord has retired to private ‘life and will in the future devote himself to the management oi his extensive private business affairs at Grass Valley. Notwithstanding all the bitterness engendered by the con‘est, and the n.any comments by those, opposed to him, as to the merits of his case, it has never been charged that he did not prove himself an honest, faithful and efficient Sheriff ;and Mr. Dunster has so far during his occupancy of the position shown himself to be in every way a worthy successor to Mr. Lord. Both men have all through the strife which meant so much for them conducted themselves in a manly and dignified manner. The returns of the Boston Ravine board of election nowstand approved, ind peace reigns once more, Getting Ready Fer the Holidays E. F, Rosenthal has just received a carload of holiday goods and has ‘many moreer route. They are purchased direct from the Eastern manufacturers and include the newest and best of everything calculated to delight young hearts. There are iron and wooden carts, big and little bicycles, mechani toys, building blocks, dolls by the hundreds—in fact enough things to make happy ull the children of two or three counties. EEE Very Unbecoming. Lovely tints in the wrong place are reft of théircharm. A lemon colored countenance—the peculiar endowmen! of our pig-tailed brethern who “hit the pipe’—is unbecoming. It suf: ests bile going astray, and the inferénce is correct. Pain beneath the ribs and shoulder blades, constipation, dyspepsia, furred tongue and sick headaches eupplement this indication of the billious. For liver vomplaint and its multifarious sym ptoms, Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters is an infallible specific. It relaxes the bowels sufficiently but without griping or violence. To the secretion of bile it gives a due impulse, but. banishes an excess of that blood. Sick headaches, sourness of breath and fur upon the tongue disappear when it is used, It renews dim:laria, counteracts a rheumatic tenHANFORD'S iro 5!) (imiioeieiniasiinnincemaceoi kidneys. si ~ CHARM * (Alum ic dy y blir seri) Ir you want,a fine turn-out GO . DAVIS* and 0, K.* (Alum) Sees to Henry -Lane’s livery and —feed CLEVELARD’s _,, , Neorensipanammaaietinse! t bl : OOo eee oereteoeeemanne {. PiomEEn (ies Francieco).,,, » Anan _ C.J. Apams, the Grass Valley pho. CZan.,,., Seti eee es +, ae tographer, is doing the best work. in DR. PRICES. oe ese 5, 5, AS the county and the price of $2.00 Per . SNOW FLAKE (Grof’ en dozen is something never before of: meres fered. Procure 2 dozen while the 30 COMGRESS 000. cies eeeeesee es 55s AE o15-tf Consumption incurable. Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down Began taking Dr, from Downieville. funded, _ rice 26 cents per box, For sale by Carr Bros, tf MARRIED. In San Fran el and Maude J. Mas aged 6 years and 8 months. of J. P. Jesperson, aged 7 years, 5 months and 16 days; a native ot Sweden, gy ROYAL (Pwrequypeeeemmemeesens GRANT’s« Uta) — canetinmninesemne tease eres RUMFORD’S* ((rech). , Sees HARFORIYS (None Such), when not fresh, INN RUMPORDYS * (Phosphate), when not fresh, Aa PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Netes About People Old and Young. F. W. Seitz of Forest City has gone te the Bay. Owen Penrose of North Bloomfield is in town, N.C. Miller has returned from’ a trip to the Bay, J.T. Brock of North Bloomfield was in town Wednesday. Mrs. O. Maltman from San Francisco. J. Trood of North San Juan has returned from a trip below. Mrs. B. F, Hedden of Relief Hill. is visiting friends at thiscity. J. Cunningham came down~ Wednesday from North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. L. Voss were guests at the Union Hotel on Wednesday. Sam Locke and Charlie Smith leave here Thursday for the former’s mine in Sierra county. . James Sullivan of Willows is in town on his way to Moore’s Flat. He used to reside in this county, i ¢ Joseph Floyd, who has been in San Francisco for some time, isin town on his way to Alleghany, Sierra county. D. R. McKillican of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco Wednesday. A. J. Ross accompanied him to this city. Judge Soward eccompanied by his wife and child arrived Tuesday night They will return has returned home Thursday. T. W. Jones of Camptonville, Jas. Kramer of Omega and Robert Hill of Bloomfield were registered Wednesday at the National Hotel. : Mrs,.M. A, Norton has gone to Oakland in response to a telegram stating that her daughter, Mrs. Fred Snyder (nee Nettie Rogers), is dangerously ill. Marysville Democrat of Monday: John Dunn was here today from Smartsville. He was on his: way to San Francisco to visit his wife, who is very ill. : ‘ The marriage of Miss Maud Mason, well known at this city where she has frequently visited her relatives, N. Douglass and family, is announced in another column. Mrs. Barton of North San Juan came to this city Tuesday to visit friends, It is the first time in twentyfour years she has been out of the town where her home ia, Editor Wateon returned Wednesday morning from Sacramento where he went to witness the performance of his son, George A. Watson, in Fanny Davenport’s Company. Mr. Watson lid not this time come: home via Dutch Flat. Mr. and Mrs. R. Penrose and Mr. and Mr. R; C. Penrose of Bloomfield township have returned from Oakdale where they went to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. J. P. Jesperson, mother of the ladies. The Jesperson family were for many years residents of Bridgeport and Bloomfield townships. J.C, Stuobs, Traffic Manager of the Southern Pacific Company, and for the past nineteen years in the employ of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, has resigned to svcept the position of Second Vice President of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Company, with headquarters at Chicago. = lcuunsaheenninemetiimennnemmne aes ocee Wuen the hair shows signs of falling begin at once to use Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation strengthens the scalp, promotes the growth of new hair, restores the natural color to gray and faded hair, and renders it soft, pliant, and glossy. Buchiens Arnica Salive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,°and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfuction, or money resco, Oct, 14, Fred W. Boole on, a DIED. At this city, Oct. 15, Thos. E. Barron, At Oakdale, Cal. Oct. 10, Albertina, wife LEAVENING POWER Of the varions Baking Powders Hlustrated by actual tests, _ Reports of Government Ohemista. re and a7at Baking Powder is composed of est growth, which is heavier and of a reliable baking powder City people: He will make a full set . tettor quality, a lurge per centage beops precy work on my farm. etont vo as pen, e : of the very best upper and lower teeth ing ock timber, ‘and cak a) 4 t finest medicine ever made,” Haway A. Mort, M. D., Ph. D. for $26.50, and refund. to the patron . '"& : r, and oak always deJesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, “The Royal Baking Powder is purest in qualthe sum of $6.50 for expenses of mak-. Ptes good land, It is also @ pictur. saya: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s . "7 824 highest 1m strength of oxy baking ing the trip between Nevada City and . eeque country, and no portion of the! wow Discovery for Con 1 . Poser of which I have Grass Valley. -This inc & tempo . foothill reg.ou is more pleusing to the Id ha sumption “We. Ph D.” rary eet without any charge whatever. ade the di eA Fc ve died of Lung Troubles. « All Alam dere, 0 how Poor peuple shou™ take this into con; . &¥®, made so by versity of thé. Was given up by doctors, Am now . high their stren obs vole ag ‘Sideration. Go and visit the Doctor . !andecape with bold ridges, low roll-lin ‘best of ” ‘Try it, Sample rhoephis climatic changes sufier while you have a chance. o8Im jing hills and pretty valleys. bottle tee af arr Bosca yale oe me me changes © HOW TO BOOM. Some Hinte Werth Every Town’s Consideration. : Each locality, remarks the Marysville Democrat, desires to advance the value of its property, to increase the number of its citizens, to add to the vote, and to have its name known far and near as a thrifty and enterprising community. The man who comes from a bright and wide-awake business center is always proud of the fact, and takes pains to let people know it. The resident of a slow and sleepy. town, where the word “boom” is unknown, is seldom as anxious to tell where he is from, and if he does so he does not feel proud of coming from that locality. It is the people of each town that give character to the place, ‘The Oroville Register tells how to boom in a.very practical manner; ; “If the residents of any small place in California want to increase the business outlook, to build up a reputation for their town, and to add to its populgtion, they must work together. Not all, but a few enterprising and wide awake men must be willing to) spend their money to help onthe town, ~They must pay to advertise it. They must pay to give it a reputation. They ‘must pay to have it written about in all the papers. They must send samples to its trade centers, Theymust get up meritorious exhibits. They must, in short, work for their town just as they would labor to enhance: their own business. To be sure their ultimate object is to increase their business and extend their trade, but they reach this by booming the own in which they live.” ‘THE FORTUNA. Ex-Cengresasman Page te Resume Work On It. B. J. Watson while in Colfax Tues: day night had a talk with Jacob Neff in which the latter said that a few days ago he received from ex-Congressman H. F. Page:(now in Oakland) a letter in which Mr. Page reqnested Mr. Neff to employ a competent man to eatimate the probable cost of pumping out the Fortuna (formerly known as the Live Yankee) quartz mine at this city, and also to ascertain the expense of putting the machinery in repair. Mr. Neff has engaged a gentleman connected with the Idaho mine to ‘look after the estimates. Mr. Page is said to have organized a company that gives him strong backing in the enterprise. : i enbiaaiahbinimniiassambamutioesancnte cece Gratifying te All. The high position attained and the utiversal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as4hé most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of the qualities on which its success is based and are abundantly gratifying to the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. Beehive Baking Pewder Is the purest and strongest. The finest prizes are given with it. For sale at J. J. Jackson’s. if, Paul Schoen, Piano Tuner, Will visit Nevada City early in October. Hedoes not canvass for work, Leave orders at Lennie & Co.'s. tf. Cararru ig.inthe blood. No cure for this loathsome and dangerous dis-; ease is possible until the poison in thoroughly eradicated from ‘the ays tem. For this purpose, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best and most econoniical medicine. Price $1. Six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle, A Safe investment Is one which is. guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure @ return of purcliase price. On this safe plan you can buy. from our advertised Druggist a bottle of—Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any atffection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Leow, Bronchitis, AM, Whooping Coug! Croup, etc., etc. rfectly, and can agreekie to taste, always be depended upor — Trial botles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. it is pleasant an A small house or cabin is wanted a low rent. Apply at thisoffice. o16-lw Plane Tuning. Ww.D, Travers, piano tuner, will be in Nevada City on or about Oct. lat. Music Store. “proposition: will be, in ‘every detail, MORE LIKE IT. What Irelan Actually Says of Hydraulicking. The following communication appears in the Marysville Appeal of Tuesday ; Ban Francisco, October 12th, Epitor Arrray—Dear Sir; I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of the 8th instant, including an article copied from the Sacramento Bee and by them copfed from thie Engineering and Mining Permit me to, express. the keenest surprise at the statements and sugges. tions contained in the afore-mentioned article, and relative thereto to state briefly that the State Mining Bureau has notin the past, and will not in the future, favor or oppose any one industry of this State as against another. The purposes of this department are to collect and disseminate absolutely correct and impartial information. The whole question of Hydraulic Mining and its effects is now being investigated by the most impartial representatives that the Federal Government could select, and evidently the whole elaborately reported upon to Congress for ita consideration, I beg that you will give the widest possible circulation to this important and emphatic denial that this industry ever ‘has or ever will espouse. the cause of any industry as opposed to any other. I have the honor to be, very respect+ fully, your obedient servant, Wo. Irexan, hd State Mineralogist. eR OR eet ser ESE Am Kiegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, Recommended by leading Physicians,. Manufactured onlyby the; California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For eale by all leadng druggists. Carr Bros,, Nevada City. ! tf SCROFULA Is that impurity of the blood which preduces unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok, which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the eyes, cars, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, cancerous growths, or “humors;” which, fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. It isthe most ancient of all d and very fow persons are entirely free from it, “cae CURED By taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, which, by the remarkable cures it-has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease,. If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilia, oe “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer, Last spring he was one mass of sores from head tofeet. Woealltook Hood's Sarsaparilia, and all have been cured of the scrofula, My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all tour of hy Cuilaren 100k bright and health W. B, ATHERTON, Passaic City, N. J. Hood’s Sarsapariila Sold by all druggists, g1; six for g5. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowi, Mass 400 Doses One Dollar Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants tnown to be most beneficial to the ouman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act. gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL, —AND TO— Cleanse the System Effectually, — 50 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow, Every one is using it and ell are delighted with it. Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manufactured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., ™ Francisco, Car. Orders can be left at Lennie & i tf. TRIMMED HATS Ever seen im this market. liners. } MAIN OPENING -:DAY Fall and Winter Milinery, -omWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH. ee, ee "We have on exhibition the most extensive and HANDSOMEST Display of The very latest in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VELVETS, —— 0 ae &2 Hats and Bonnets trimmed by one of San Francisco’s most Experienced and Stylish MilMRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lousviiia, Ky, New Yoru, N.Y AND BONNETS © iy." CHICAGO PARK. Geleny Netes From the Lact “Merticulturist.? An old rancher who knows all about it advises planting largely of French prunes. . ©. W. Bond will, thie season, improve five acres north of and immediately adjoining C. B. Wilson's tract. upon the minds of the colonists who desire planting:the coming winter the necessity of starting early in the work of clearing, plowing and fencing. Work should be commenced at once. Geo. 8. Knight, of Cleveland, O., has been set back in his improvements at the Pirk this season, Last winter he met with an accident, breaking his collar-bone. Erysipelas in the eyes and nose has since troubled -him & great deal. He is now doing well, and says, regarding his improving, that he will get there some timo. E. H. Bowman, a Chicago attorney, in whose hands were deeds and other papers to be delivered to or éxecuted by some of the Colonists, lost his life while bathing on the Atlantic ea coast this past summer. The papers in his hands have recently been turned over to C. H. Briot, who will attend to the matters entrusted to him on his return frem Chicago Park, where he now is. a Tuar tired feeling ia entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, creates an appetite, rousea the ‘liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor tothe whole body. Be aure to get: Hood's Sargaparilla, which is peculiar to itself, Sold by all druggists. —aprermnnennip Take Notice, or All persons knowing themaelves indebted to the firm of Wei-enburger ros. are requested to call and get tle without delay. Office at Postofficey WEISENBURGER Bros, When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, Bhe orled for Castoria, When shedecame Miss, Bhe clung to Castoria When she had Children, We cannot impro:s too strongly eet icet The Nevada Ice Company is now Prepared to deliver ice to. conaumers in any part of thecity. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main will be promptly attended to, tf Cases 40 Years Standing Cured. Cases 30 Years Standing Cured. : Cases 20 Years Standing Cured. Cures Promptly & Permanently. . AP Davoorrs ax Deareas. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, aa, ‘CRASH! BANG! EIIG CUT! —DOWN QO PRICES—— —OF— COCKERY, GLASS, ICHINA ~AND— TIN VW] AEE. 30 Davs of Reckless Cutting . OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY cheap we are selling everything, Come to our store, examine our goods and see our prices. They will astonish you, LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY DOWN, Baglion Tea Sets, decorated, 44 pos..8 2 60 China Tea Seta, extra fine, 56 pea 6 76 Dinnerseta, . Pieces, decorated eee 12 0 Chamber Seta, white ee ea Chamber Sets, decorated, oxtra fine. 216 Wash Sowls and Pitohera .... 76. Pretty Glaew ‘lea Sets. ... 30 Handsome Water Sete WaterPitchers . . . Crystal Cake stands. . itBowls. . Fruit Bi A ‘ pt 2% Berry Sets, great variety.... 40 Majolica Cuapidores wivenc 80 Majolica ButterDishes, (22000502502)! Majolica Fruit Plates, per reryaen Majolica 6 Balada ‘ + 15 Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns,l0c, 60 & 26 Majolica Sugars ECR CTECTRENUEERR 8 2% “Majolica Soap Slabs. . . 8 Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co.' Commercial St., Neveda City. > MF” Our Leas and Coffees are the best.” Our + rices the Loweat. Our Presents twice as large nea others.— Make no mistake, go to our Store. and judge for. yourself. Phe gave them (>-orla Great Importing Tox Oo, oo ho or or oo oo OVERSTOCKED! : . OVERSTOCKED ! O-V—-E-R-S-T-0-0=K-E-D! hth hk turers, we CAN and WILL give We have also received were never before seen in this WALL PAPER. before. CALL AND BE P. S.—Anybody titled to either a Ladies’ samer. Se te ai Having overstocked ourselves with goods we will, after October rst, offer Great Inducements in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS. ‘Our stock is complete in every department for fall and winter wear, v LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS A Speoialty ! Having reeeived these goods direct from~ manufacyou Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment on‘the Coast. ‘Carpets! ~~ Carpets ! a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers, Such designs city or county. OUR FRICHS an» ABSTONISEING. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known CONVINCED at the PALACE DRY GoopDs STORE, ROSENBERG BROS., Proprietors. purchasing $2.50 worth of goods is enor Misses’ Imperfect GosTHE LARGE Including Forty Distinct Store in San YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO., J.H. WAY & BROTHER, these goods from 20 to bought for in San Francisco, . Odd Fellows’ ST AND EINEST DPIsPLAY OF WINTER WEAR FOR GENTLEMEN Ever Offered in Nevada County. Dee Over 2000 Suits, Just Received . ) Lines and Embracing all sizes up to 48, As Complete an Assortment as can be found in any One Francisco, $ And Rangiog in Price from-75 Cents to $8 a Suit! Among the Leading Brands are the Celebrated SWITS CONDE FRENCH UNDERWEAR, MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRAY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, MORRIS MILLS, Etc., Etc., Eto. .Our rent and other expenses are light, therefore. we sell 30 per cent. less than they can be Building, Broad St., Nevada City. —_ . street, on the Plaza, or with the driver if \ dy

han the 50 centa cents 60 cents 60 cents a. le a s, Etc a ls usual 85 cents Etc, ces lower lsewhere is of the etition in Ss. rice from of payin, en I gel ucy. All r at prices nce, . sell cent FloroOaps, Ost, and 1 Blackkinds. J sf amd un en called ane for 10 ate. Boss oked han-, » the little: eahest au les. be bough rriday. 1 of Smoe jiately se JURBIN, RM -INT ID. IGS ‘HOD OF as of Nethey have Mp in the king, id Street, rk in their ry best of ty. Roadn the best ranted te » so that it from any astoavold heavy or on in evym ployed . 2 Office. fe \DA CITY aed BY ayed. “Goin. In » 1 have a can make ee correct ete will be , PRICES ho onal Hotel prietor lars R } mptiy’ ¥ g Post is C ly the same as that they gave to-thei: dc Pater last month, . ' family died last Sunday morning with_ and are worthy of the community’s ae -rinhentntncom She Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, OOTOBER 17, 1889 Ls The W. C. T. U. Convention. Eprror Tranxscrrer—Your reporter having been called from the State Convention of the W. C. T. U. before the closing session, is indebted to a friend for the following notes: The convention was impressive by ite magnitude, 185° votes being cast for President. When Mra. Johnson was called‘in after her election the delegates received her with the Chautau“Qua “salute, standing. Mrs. Skelton, who does special work among the Germans, amused and interested all by her broken English, quaint gestures and expressive shrugs, but it was said of her that she was growing beautiful because of her thoughts of purity and usefulness. Dr. Carrie Young, at one time a resident of Nevada City, read a forcible paper. Mrs. Prof. Damon of Napa College present ed the subject of Viticulture. She said that vine lands formerly he!d at $600 per acre had materially depreciated in value on account of the phylloxera sweeping the Napa Valley. As she was entering the church a lady asked would she please tell her who was to be buried. She saw so many weariug white ribbons she thought it must be an important occasion. Mra. Damon.replied, ‘The liquor traffie ix about to be interred.” As the. soft twilight gathered in the church questions of intense interest were diacussed; but a firm and gentle President controlled debates and parliamentary rules were strictly observed. These conventions are schools for training women to think and speak, They are developing dor. Mant talent, broadening woman’s horizon and making more useful wives and mothers. Reporter. A Big Draw-Down. The contest in the Lord-Dunster case having abruptly ended, Sheriff Dunster on Wednesday, draw from the ~County* Treasury the sum of $5,250 due him for official services since the first Monday in January. The cois had been accumulating, no one havin: a right to get it while the fight was in progress. Mr. Lord had held and conducted the office up to July 22d. paying the salaries of his deputies out, of hisown pocket. Then Mr. Dunster by virtue of the Supreme Court’s re versal took the office*and has since then been obliged to furnish the money for deputy hire. Jailer and Deputy Sheriff Schmidt is to be allowed the regular salary from the beginning of the year, but-Under Sheriff Reynold is to receive pay only from July 22d as prior to that date he had-employment in a mine, A Chestnut. The Supreme Court some three weeks or more ago decided the Nevada City case of Richards and othérs, respondents, against Dower and others. appellants. Most of the papers (in: cluding the Transcript) at that time published the substance of the decisfon. On Monday last the Bulletin officially printed the full text of the de cision and _now most’ of the paper=’ (not including the Transcript) are printing as news a summary essential Another Barron Child Dies. Another child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barron of upper Spring street died Tuesday afternoon. As before announced, two children in the same in a few minutes of each other. « The the—a girl and the eldest—is now very ill. The ailment in all of the cases is diphtheria due doubtless to bad sanitary conditions, The afflicted parents are honest, industrious people, sympathy and assistance, S settmetereiemmemmenm ene ae eT es A Fortunate Druggist. Mr. Edwin W, Joy for many years and pow a prosperous druggist on the corner of Stockton and Market streets in San Francisco, probably never dreamed of rivaling in wealth the medi. cine kings of the country, But various rumors having been floating around to the effect that he has struck it big, an Ezaminer repurter was * detailed to unearth the cause, and after much difficulty unraveled tho following storyIt seems that about seven years ago an English physician, a great student of botany, located in this city. His practice wes not « xter sive, and yet the few cases that camo to him attracted no little attention. Ilis suecess seemed to be in the treatment of liver and kidney disorders, and vitiated blood, In fact his ability to cope with these common complaints was marvelous, He seemed almost infallible, and his quiet modest methods and his well-kept-secret was 86 much a mystery as himself. After his de parture about a year later Mr, Joy determined to fathom ‘the secret, and copying all the pres. criptions he had filled for the erratic doctor he began a systematic analysis, Ih his exam’ ination he discovered running all through the prescriptions for liver and kidney troubles, vitiatea blood and at b disord a pl of vegetable extracts indigenous to California, so simple and so well known under homely every day na mes to every school boy as to en tirely dissipate the suspicion that they were the active principles involved, 80 certain, however was Mr. Joy that he had discovered the secret, that he embodied the new elements in s preparation of Sarsaparills to disguise the taste, and put it before his customers under the modest name of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparille. Immediately the same marvelous stories came back of its astonishing effects, and the mystery was solved, and the talk it has crested has algesdy caused it to step into prominence, and orders pour in daily from all over the coast, . ‘ and thus another California industry leaps inte A Great Inducement.Dr. J. B. VaniAukin, the famous painleag dentist located at Grass Valley, makes this special offer to Nevada wonderful} {Property and landed in the gutter of the desirable land has been bought mostly for purchase high hills or rocky land. The lands of this portion of the county are generally good, capable of producing good crops of grasses and grains, and when irrigated yield in great abundance, as for instance three crops of clover and alfalfa in a season, In localities corn is aiso found to grow and mature well, and as to fruit cul-} ture, figs, peaches, apricota and pears to yield abundantly. The lands gre somewhat similar to that portion of Placer. county about Loomis and Penryn, which are noted for fruit culture, but-gre generally of a better quality, as evidenced from the fact of the for(Telegraph of Tuesday.] A great many ladie#of Nevada City visitGrass Valley to do their shopPing. Cornelius Wilhelm received a telegram today that his niece, Miss Lulu Webber, would be married in Chicag0, Mlinois, today, toDr. Otto Miller, Miss Webber was in Grass Valley some time ago as the guest of her uncle and his family, and her many friends here extend hearty congratulations to the worthy young lady. Early this morning it was discovered that a fire bad attacke dthe boards of the fence close up to the grocery store of 84m’! -Bolitho. Mr. Van Orden’s barn ia close by and the grocery store of Hosking & Son is, aleo, in close proximity. Soméone or something stopped the fire: The boards along the fence are all charred, an . there is tempt to fire the. buildings had been made. The property belongs to Mr. Manseau of Boston Ravine. The attention of Chief Engineer Mitchell was called to the fire trap, and he has condemned the property as unsafe and a terror to the neighborhood. Mr. Mitchell went to Nevada City today to consult with District Attorney Nilon concerning the matter. : Chas. W. Kitts has brought suit in Justice: Davis’ court against Sau: uel Bethel to recover $300 attorney’s fees alleged tobe due him (Kitts) for services rendered .as attorney for Mr. Bethel in the case of Stoddart vs, Bethel tried inthe Superior Court some months ago. 3 (Tidings of Tuesday.) Mesars. Moore and Nichols ‘of the Pacific Hstel have secured a contract ‘o sink the. Tdaho shaft twerty feet «nd drive the 1700 level 1000 feet [he contract price is $21 a foot for the shaft work and $3.75 a foot for the drift. Three other bids were submit ‘ed—one for $9 4 foot, another at $7.50 + foot and the third of $4.75 a foot. Che price at which the contract wat secured is counidered very low indeed. Chas. F. Bandmann of the Pittsbur, mine came up from San Franciacc Sunday, and on Monday held a conference with Supt. Stocks. It was decided among other things to sink the shaft. Ten miners were added to the force today, The pipe-clay in the new perpenlicular shaft on the Loami Company’+ claim, one-fourth of a mile west of the old incline, was cut last night. Only a few pieces of gravel were obtained, however, a strong volume of water pouring ‘in and forcing immediate cessation of operations, The miners are positive thut they have struck the channel, and an old drift mine declares -that the formation is identical with that in the San Jose company’s mine, Washington district. where rich gravel was struck two weeks ago, The shaft on the Loami ‘8s down seventy feet. It is probable that a pump will be tem porarily rigged up to enable the prospecting of the find —if “find” it proves. Between 7 and 8 o'clock Monday evening, while walking up Neal street, Chos. Schofie:d stepped off the sidewalk fronting Edward Coleman’s Result, a fractured bone at the ankle 3i Henwood came along shortly afterward, and hearing groans, investigated. Learning of Mr. Schofield’s mishap, Hen wood placed the injured man on his back and carried him home. Mr. Schofield’s vision is defective, encethe mis-step. [Union of Wednesday.} The illness of George Fletcher has ‘leveloped into pneumonia, but he wus better yesterday that on the previous day. Tue many friends of the invalid were pleased to learn’ of his improvement, The new granite blacksmith shop erected ip the railroad yard at the depot has been completed with the exception of the roof, which is now being put on, and putting in the doors and windows. The shop is a fine structure and nothing short of un earthquake would knock it down, I: affords ample room for the work that will be carried on. In addition to this structure preparations are being made to build a vew car house and machine shop, the foundation walls of which are partly laid. A visit to the western and southern sections of Nevada county will satisfy any one that the county fs improving, as ‘a great deal of the land is under fencing, and much in the way of new improvements are to be seen in the erection of new dwellings and barns, and in the clearing up of the land. Much of this land has been taken u in the last few yeara, and enquiry wh elicit the information that nearly all from the Government or the Central Pacific Railroad Company, leaving 1o well, and emall fruit can be made GRASS VALLEY. THE END. Items Borrowed From Its News-. The Shrievalty Contest at Last . paper Trio. Settied. every evidence to believe that an at? saffron colored principle from the gestion, fortifies the system against dency, and remedies inaction of the days’ offer lasts and have photographs to exchange with your friends. Take @ run to Grasse Valley and don’t mniss the chance. with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and. physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and Wednesday morning at ten o’clock was the time set for the commencement of the second trial of the suit of George Lord against George W. Dunster for the possession of the office of Sheriff of this county. In the first trial Mr. Lord obtained judgment on the ground that the Roston Ravine ballots had been miscounted, giving Dunster a majority of 35 in that precinct and 75 in the county; whereas had they been properly county he (Lord) would have had a majority of 97in that precinct and 58 in the county. When the case had been closed inthe Superior Court defendant asked for a continuance in, order io introduce the evidence of the Boston Ravine voters. This Judge Walling refused. Dunster then appealed to the Supreme Court which reversed the Superior Court judgment on the ground that the failure to grant-the continuance asked was error. Hence the case was sent back for a new trial. After the first contest and before.the reversal of the case in the Supreme Court, Lord was indicted by the Grand Jury on the charge of altering -the ballots. His first trial resulted in a disagreement of the jury which stood ten for acquittal ‘and two for conviction, At the second trial it acquitted on the first ballot, only being absebt from the courtroom lorig enough to choose a foreman and secretary ‘and take the vote. These trials cost the county something like $12,000. The dismissal of the Lord-Dunater case now is by the following stipulution, each party paying his own costs : In the Snperior Court of the county f Nevada, State of California, George Lord, plaintiff, vs, George W. Dunster, tefendant. It ig hereby stipulated between counsel for respective parties ‘hat the ubove entitled action be and the same hereby is dismissed. F rep SeaR1s, Gorae L. Huanzs, Grove L, Jonnson, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Tuos, S, Forn, P. F. Simonps, Attorneys for Defendant Nevapa City, Oct. 16th, 1889. Thus ends a long drawn out and bitter struggle for a $7,000-a-year and find-yourself office. Mr. Dunster is now Sheriff ‘‘de jure” and ‘‘de facto,”’ and there are none to dispute his right to ihe place. Mr. Lord has retired to private ‘life and will in the future devote himself to the management oi his extensive private business affairs at Grass Valley. Notwithstanding all the bitterness engendered by the con‘est, and the n.any comments by those, opposed to him, as to the merits of his case, it has never been charged that he did not prove himself an honest, faithful and efficient Sheriff ;and Mr. Dunster has so far during his occupancy of the position shown himself to be in every way a worthy successor to Mr. Lord. Both men have all through the strife which meant so much for them conducted themselves in a manly and dignified manner. The returns of the Boston Ravine board of election nowstand approved, ind peace reigns once more, Getting Ready Fer the Holidays E. F, Rosenthal has just received a carload of holiday goods and has ‘many moreer route. They are purchased direct from the Eastern manufacturers and include the newest and best of everything calculated to delight young hearts. There are iron and wooden carts, big and little bicycles, mechani toys, building blocks, dolls by the hundreds—in fact enough things to make happy ull the children of two or three counties. EEE Very Unbecoming. Lovely tints in the wrong place are reft of théircharm. A lemon colored countenance—the peculiar endowmen! of our pig-tailed brethern who “hit the pipe’—is unbecoming. It suf: ests bile going astray, and the inferénce is correct. Pain beneath the ribs and shoulder blades, constipation, dyspepsia, furred tongue and sick headaches eupplement this indication of the billious. For liver vomplaint and its multifarious sym ptoms, Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters is an infallible specific. It relaxes the bowels sufficiently but without griping or violence. To the secretion of bile it gives a due impulse, but. banishes an excess of that blood. Sick headaches, sourness of breath and fur upon the tongue disappear when it is used, It renews dim:laria, counteracts a rheumatic tenHANFORD'S iro 5!) (imiioeieiniasiinnincemaceoi kidneys. si ~ CHARM * (Alum ic dy y blir seri) Ir you want,a fine turn-out GO . DAVIS* and 0, K.* (Alum) Sees to Henry -Lane’s livery and —feed CLEVELARD’s _,, , Neorensipanammaaietinse! t bl : OOo eee oereteoeeemanne {. PiomEEn (ies Francieco)..,,, » Anan _ C.J. Apams, the Grass Valley pho. CZan.,,., Seti eee es +, ae tographer, is doing the best work. in DR. PRICES.. oe ese 5, 5, AS the county and the price of $2.00 Per . SNOW FLAKE (Grof’ en dozen is something never before of: meres fered. Procure 2 dozen while the 30 COMGRESS 000.. cies eeeeesee es 55s AE o15-tf Consumption incurable. Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down Began taking Dr, from Downieville. funded, _ rice 26 cents per box, For sale by Carr Bros, tf MARRIED. In San Fran el and Maude J. Mas aged 6 years and 8 months. of J. P. Jesperson, aged 7 years, 5 months and 16 days; a native ot Sweden, gy ROYAL (Pwrequypeeeemmemeesens GRANT’s« Uta) — canetinmninesemne tease eres RUMFORD’S* ((rech). , Sees HARFORIYS (None Such), when not fresh, INN RUMPORDYS * (Phosphate), when not fresh, Aa PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Netes About People Old and Young. F. W. Seitz of Forest City has gone te the Bay. Owen Penrose of North Bloomfield is in town,

N.C. Miller has returned from’ a trip to the Bay, J.T. Brock of North Bloomfield was in town Wednesday. Mrs. O. Maltman from San Francisco. J. Trood of North San Juan has returned from a trip below. Mrs. B. F, Hedden of Relief Hill. is visiting friends at thiscity. J. Cunningham came down~ Wednesday from North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. L. Voss were guests at the Union Hotel on Wednesday. Sam Locke and Charlie Smith leave here Thursday for the former’s mine in Sierra county. . James Sullivan of Willows is in town on his way to Moore’s Flat. He used to reside in this county, i ¢ Joseph Floyd, who has been in San Francisco for some time, isin town on his way to Alleghany, Sierra county. D. R. McKillican of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco Wednesday. A. J. Ross accompanied him to this city. Judge Soward eccompanied by his wife and child arrived Tuesday night They will return has returned home Thursday. T. W. Jones of Camptonville, Jas. Kramer of Omega and Robert Hill of Bloomfield were registered Wednesday at the National Hotel. : Mrs,.M. A, Norton has gone to Oakland in response to a telegram stating that her daughter, Mrs. Fred Snyder (nee Nettie Rogers), is dangerously ill. Marysville Democrat of Monday: John Dunn was here today from Smartsville. He was on his: way to San Francisco to visit his wife, who is very ill. : ‘ The marriage of Miss Maud Mason, well known at this city where she has frequently visited her relatives, N. Douglass and family, is announced in another column. Mrs. Barton of North San Juan came to this city Tuesday to visit friends, It is the first time in twentyfour years she has been out of the town where her home ia, Editor Wateon returned Wednesday morning from Sacramento where he went to witness the performance of his son, George A. Watson, in Fanny Davenport’s Company. Mr. Watson lid not this time come: home via Dutch Flat. Mr. and Mrs. R. Penrose and Mr. and Mr. R; C. Penrose of Bloomfield township have returned from Oakdale where they went to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. J. P. Jesperson, mother of the ladies. The Jesperson family were for many years residents of Bridgeport and Bloomfield townships. J.C, Stuobs, Traffic Manager of the Southern Pacific Company, and for the past nineteen years in the employ of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, has resigned to svcept the position of Second Vice President of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Company, with headquarters at Chicago. = lcuunsaheenninemetiimennnemmne aes ocee Wuen the hair shows signs of falling begin at once to use Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation strengthens the scalp, promotes the growth of new hair, restores the natural color to gray and faded hair, and renders it soft, pliant, and glossy. Buchiens Arnica Salive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,°and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfuction, or money resco, Oct, 14, Fred W. Boole on, a DIED. At this city, Oct. 15, Thos. E. Barron, At Oakdale, Cal. Oct. 10, Albertina, wife LEAVENING POWER Of the varions Baking Powders Hlustrated by actual tests, _ Reports of Government Ohemista. re and a7at Baking Powder is composed of est growth, which is heavier and of a reliable baking powder City people: He will make a full set . tettor quality, a lurge per centage beops precy work on my farm. etont vo as pen, e : of the very best upper and lower teeth ing ock timber, ‘and cak a) 4 t finest medicine ever made,” Haway A. Mort, M. D., Ph. D. for $26.50, and refund. to the patron . '"& : r, and oak always deJesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, “The Royal Baking Powder is purest in qualthe sum of $6.50 for expenses of mak-. Ptes good land, It is also @ pictur. saya: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s . "7 824 highest 1m strength of oxy baking ing the trip between Nevada City and . eeque country, and no portion of the! wow Discovery for Con 1 . Poser of which I have Grass Valley. -This inc & tempo . foothill reg.ou is more pleusing to the Id ha sumption “We. Ph D.” rary eet without any charge whatever. ade the di eA Fc ve died of Lung Troubles. « All Alam dere, 0 how Poor peuple shou™ take this into con; . &¥®, made so by versity of thé. Was given up by doctors, Am now . high their stren obs vole ag ‘Sideration. Go and visit the Doctor . !andecape with bold ridges, low roll-lin ‘best of ” ‘Try it, Sample rhoephis climatic changes sufier while you have a chance. o8Im jing hills and pretty valleys. bottle tee af arr Bosca yale oe me me changes © HOW TO BOOM. Some Hinte Werth Every Town’s Consideration. : Each locality, remarks the Marysville Democrat, desires to advance the value of its property, to increase the number of its citizens, to add to the vote, and to have its name known far and near as a thrifty and enterprising community. The man who comes from a bright and wide-awake business center is always proud of the fact, and takes pains to let people know it. The resident of a slow and sleepy. town, where the word “boom” is unknown, is seldom as anxious to tell where he is from, and if he does so he does not feel proud of coming from that locality. It is the people of each town that give character to the place, ‘The Oroville Register tells how to boom in a.very practical manner; ; “If the residents of any small place in California want to increase the business outlook, to build up a reputation for their town, and to add to its populgtion, they must work together. Not all, but a few enterprising and wide awake men must be willing to) spend their money to help onthe town, ~They must pay to advertise it. They must pay to give it a reputation. They ‘must pay to have it written about in all the papers. They must send samples to its trade centers, Theymust get up meritorious exhibits. They must, in short, work for their town just as they would labor to enhance: their own business. To be sure their ultimate object is to increase their business and extend their trade, but they reach this by booming the own in which they live.” ‘THE FORTUNA. Ex-Cengresasman Page te Resume Work On It. B. J. Watson while in Colfax Tues: day night had a talk with Jacob Neff in which the latter said that a few days ago he received from ex-Congressman H. F. Page:(now in Oakland) a letter in which Mr. Page reqnested Mr. Neff to employ a competent man to eatimate the probable cost of pumping out the Fortuna (formerly known as the Live Yankee) quartz mine at this city, and also to ascertain the expense of putting the machinery in repair. Mr. Neff has engaged a gentleman connected with the Idaho mine to ‘look after the estimates. Mr. Page is said to have organized a company that gives him strong backing in the enterprise. : i enbiaaiahbinimniiassambamutioesancnte cece Gratifying te All. The high position attained and the utiversal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as4hé most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of the qualities on which its success is based and are abundantly gratifying to the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. Beehive Baking Pewder Is the purest and strongest. The finest prizes are given with it. For sale at J. J. Jackson’s. if, Paul Schoen, Piano Tuner, Will visit Nevada City early in October. Hedoes not canvass for work, Leave orders at Lennie & Co.'s. tf. Cararru ig.inthe blood. No cure for this loathsome and dangerous dis-; ease is possible until the poison in thoroughly eradicated from ‘the ays tem. For this purpose, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best and most econoniical medicine. Price $1. Six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle, A Safe investment Is one which is. guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure @ return of purcliase price. On this safe plan you can buy. from our advertised Druggist a bottle of—Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any atffection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Leow, Bronchitis, AM, Whooping Coug! Croup, etc., etc. rfectly, and can agreekie to taste, always be depended upor — Trial botles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. it is pleasant an A small house or cabin is wanted a low rent. Apply at thisoffice. o16-lw Plane Tuning. Ww.D, Travers, piano tuner, will be in Nevada City on or about Oct. lat. Music Store. “proposition: will be, in ‘every detail, MORE LIKE IT. What Irelan Actually Says of Hydraulicking. The following communication appears in the Marysville Appeal of Tuesday ; Ban Francisco, October 12th, Epitor Arrray—Dear Sir; I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of the 8th instant, including an article copied from the Sacramento Bee and by them copfed from thie Engineering and Mining Permit me to, express. the keenest surprise at the statements and sugges. tions contained in the afore-mentioned article, and relative thereto to state briefly that the State Mining Bureau has notin the past, and will not in the future, favor or oppose any one industry of this State as against another. The purposes of this department are to collect and disseminate absolutely correct and impartial information. The whole question of Hydraulic Mining and its effects is now being investigated by the most impartial representatives that the Federal Government could select, and evidently the whole elaborately reported upon to Congress for ita consideration, I beg that you will give the widest possible circulation to this important and emphatic denial that this industry ever ‘has or ever will espouse. the cause of any industry as opposed to any other. I have the honor to be, very respect+ fully, your obedient servant, Wo. Irexan, hd State Mineralogist. eR OR eet ser ESE Am Kiegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, Recommended by leading Physicians,. Manufactured onlyby the; California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For eale by all leadng druggists. Carr Bros,, Nevada City. ! tf SCROFULA Is that impurity of the blood which preduces unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok, which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the eyes, cars, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, cancerous growths, or “humors;” which, fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. It isthe most ancient of all d and very fow persons are entirely free from it, “cae CURED By taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, which, by the remarkable cures it-has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease,. If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilia, oe “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer, Last spring he was one mass of sores from head tofeet. Woealltook Hood's Sarsaparilia, and all have been cured of the scrofula, My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all tour of hy Cuilaren 100k bright and health W. B, ATHERTON, Passaic City, N. J. Hood’s Sarsapariila Sold by all druggists, g1; six for g5. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowi, Mass 400 Doses One Dollar Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants tnown to be most beneficial to the ouman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act. gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL, —AND TO— Cleanse the System Effectually, — 50 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow, Every one is using it and ell are delighted with it. Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manufactured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., ™ Francisco, Car. Orders can be left at Lennie & i tf. TRIMMED HATS Ever seen im this market. liners. } MAIN OPENING -:DAY Fall and Winter Milinery, -omWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH. ee, ee "We have on exhibition the most extensive and HANDSOMEST Display of The very latest in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VELVETS, —— 0 ae &2 Hats and Bonnets trimmed by one of San Francisco’s most Experienced and Stylish MilMRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lousviiia, Ky, New Yoru, N.Y AND BONNETS © iy." CHICAGO PARK. Geleny Netes From the Lact “Merticulturist.? An old rancher who knows all about it advises planting largely of French prunes. . ©. W. Bond will, thie season, improve five acres north of and immediately adjoining C. B. Wilson's tract. upon the minds of the colonists who desire planting:the coming winter the necessity of starting early in the work of clearing, plowing and fencing. Work should be commenced at once. Geo. 8. Knight, of Cleveland, O., has been set back in his improvements at the Pirk this season, Last winter he met with an accident, breaking his collar-bone. Erysipelas in the eyes and nose has since troubled -him & great deal. He is now doing well, and says, regarding his improving, that he will get there some timo. E. H. Bowman, a Chicago attorney, in whose hands were deeds and other papers to be delivered to or éxecuted by some of the Colonists, lost his life while bathing on the Atlantic ea coast this past summer. The papers in his hands have recently been turned over to C. H. Briot, who will attend to the matters entrusted to him on his return frem Chicago Park, where he now is. a Tuar tired feeling ia entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, creates an appetite, rousea the ‘liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor tothe whole body. Be aure to get: Hood's Sargaparilla, which is peculiar to itself, Sold by all druggists. —aprermnnennip Take Notice, or All persons knowing themaelves indebted to the firm of Wei-enburger ros. are requested to call and get tle without delay. Office at Postofficey WEISENBURGER Bros, When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, Bhe orled for Castoria, When shedecame Miss, Bhe clung to Castoria When she had Children, We cannot impro:s too strongly eet icet The Nevada Ice Company is now Prepared to deliver ice to. conaumers in any part of thecity. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main will be promptly attended to, tf Cases 40 Years Standing Cured. Cases 30 Years Standing Cured. : Cases 20 Years Standing Cured. Cures Promptly & Permanently. . AP Davoorrs ax Deareas. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, aa, ‘CRASH! BANG! EIIG CUT! —DOWN QO PRICES—— —OF— COCKERY, GLASS, ICHINA ~AND— TIN VW] AEE. 30 Davs of Reckless Cutting . OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY cheap we are selling everything, Come to our store, examine our goods and see our prices. They will astonish you, LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY DOWN, Baglion Tea Sets, decorated, 44 pos...8 2 60 China Tea Seta, extra fine, 56 pea 6 76 Dinnerseta, . Pieces, decorated eee 12 0 Chamber Seta, white ee ea Chamber Sets, decorated, oxtra fine.. 216 Wash Sowls and Pitohera ....... 76. Pretty Glaew ‘lea Sets. ..... 30 Handsome Water Sete WaterPitchers . . . Crystal Cake stands. . itBowls. . Fruit Bi A ‘ pt 2% Berry Sets, great variety........ 40 Majolica Cuapidores wivenc 80 Majolica ButterDishes, (22000502502)! Majolica Fruit Plates, per reryaen Majolica 6 Balada ‘ + 15 Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns,l0c, 60 & 26 Majolica Sugars ECR CTECTRENUEERR 8 2% “Majolica Soap Slabs.. . . 8 Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co.' Commercial St., Neveda City. > MF” Our Leas and Coffees are the best.” Our + rices the Loweat. Our Presents twice as large nea others.— Make no mistake, go to our Store. and judge for. yourself. Phe gave them (>-orla Great Importing Tox Oo, oo ho or or oo oo OVERSTOCKED! : . OVERSTOCKED ! O-V—-E-R-S-T-0-0=K-E-D! hth hk turers, we CAN and WILL give We have also received were never before seen in this WALL PAPER. before. CALL AND BE P. S.—Anybody titled to either a Ladies’ samer. Se te ai Having overstocked ourselves with goods we will, after October rst, offer Great Inducements in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS. ‘Our stock is complete in every department for fall and winter wear, v LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS A Speoialty ! Having reeeived these goods direct from~ manufacyou Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment on‘the Coast. ‘Carpets! ~~ Carpets ! a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers, Such designs city or county. OUR FRICHS an» ABSTONISEING. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known CONVINCED at the PALACE DRY GoopDs STORE, ROSENBERG BROS., Proprietors. purchasing $2.50 worth of goods is enor Misses’ Imperfect GosTHE LARGE Including Forty Distinct Store in San YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO., J.H. WAY & BROTHER, these goods from 20 to bought for in San Francisco, . Odd Fellows’ ST AND EINEST DPIsPLAY OF WINTER WEAR FOR GENTLEMEN Ever Offered in Nevada County. Dee Over 2000 Suits, Just Received . ) Lines and Embracing all sizes up to 48, As Complete an Assortment as can be found in any One Francisco, $ And Rangiog in Price from-75 Cents to $8 a Suit! Among the Leading Brands are the Celebrated SWITS CONDE FRENCH UNDERWEAR, MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRAY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, MORRIS MILLS, Etc., Etc., Eto. .Our rent and other expenses are light, therefore. we sell 30 per cent. less than they can be Building, Broad St., Nevada City. —_ . street, on the Plaza, or with the driver if \ dy