October 23, 1890 (4 pages)

la ra te [0 At. YO? or Ia sr {y ey ey ity ey ty ty ey Id ity ill SRO He es at siaiaieniatl The Daily Sranseript. THURSDAY, OOTOBER 28, 1890, Stage Sime for Sale. ._ The undersigned will sell seven horses, 2 buggies, one cart, one tennger bus and 1 two-seated wagon. ~Seli them altogether or singly. If anyone wants a bargain call and see’ me: Ifnot sold by the Ist of November will be sold on that day by public anction Alsotwocows. I mean bus iness. R. Vincent. Piate Work Done Cheaper Than ever before i in Nevada City. Fit guaranteed or no charge: ol-tf Dr. Marti, “AS THE GOSPEL. e name of the priceless rémedy, Tas Gavr LivoRN1A Eno-Trre, is taken from the word Eres,’ the God of Love in Greek mythology. utes Callas curt tne Maeauenens emory, plaints hen neglected generally wreck the mind and <bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE asure cure, ‘waar stamp for pamphlet. The study of ihe pamphlet will fd worth your while. Price, §la box; 6 for $5. Six boxes surely effect a permanentcure. No bogus guarantees, Thousands of testimonials received from old and young, both sexes. Mas. FINE, 20% Verong Stree, wav pet Gospel,” said Ps ta rt ag afeportcr tue ther at iiiceemeate ton newt Ses Witbout sure ware ses roe coat i Boo pat box of hi sat by with What his Sipura ein the eee ns fee erates, Dery este peeing . orders for Pilisand com: te Sole Manufacturers, ; . THE GAVI CO., Chemists, P. 0. Box 8426, San Francisca, If youzyhave made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not be induced to take anyother. Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents Se i For Assessor. Wm. 4; Martin Of Nevada City is the REQUEAR Democratic Nominee For County Assessor.’ FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. SIMS S the Regular Republican Nomiuee for I the aaneanbly for the 14th Assembly gis triet. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. A.B. . Brady f Grass Valléy is the tegular Democrats ic o nominee tor re-election as County ecorder, FOR TREASURER. B.F.Snell OF You Bet is the Regular nominee for County Treasurer. FOR COUNTY CLERK. ° James L. Morgan oO! Cherokee is the. ilar Democratic nominee for County Clerk. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Ed Sampson ey Grass valley is the Regular Democratie nominee for Public Administrator. FOR COUNTY CLERK. William George OF Grass Valley isthe re: regular Republican nominee for County Clerk FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. John Hussey OF Nevaae City isthe regular Democratic nominee or County Lacan of Schools, ~” "FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, W. J. Re Rogers F Grass . isthe regules O \¥ nominee for buperiniendent of ublican hools, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Frank ue. Nilon — 0’, Nevada City is Repeviichomer nominee for rerelec on as rn FOR R AD OVERSEER, W.W. Kirkham. vi T'acts Syarseer of th a iret nominee FOR ROAD y OVERSEE, Reéliet op ill d Penrose nblican fief H: O/neminee for Soot srareetk ote ofthe Third FOR COUNTY TREASURER. alae on B.N, Shoecraft me Dem nomin office of County Treasurer.we FOR COUNTY 3 RECORDER. W. A. Ss Sleep F Grass Valley is the roguley, Republican O nominee tor County Meco __ FOR-SHERIEF. M. C. Hogan ro) North San ay ob at the bo rgeeins Repub licaz nominee for FOR OOUNTY ASSESSOR. bd /& WORLDOF WEALTH. . A Visitor’s Remarks on Nevada “ Ceunty’s Resources. A number of the San Francisco Chronicle staff who recently paid a visit to this part of the State says: Primarily the only resource of Nevada county that was considered Worthy of attention was mining. The Hirst mines were discovered away back in 1849, at what was called Badger Hill, close to the present town of Grass Valley. _In that and the subsequent year a great deal of placer mining was done in the neighboring gulches, and in June, 1850, the first quartz discovery was made by aman named McKnight on Gold Hill at Grass Valley. This was quickly followed by others, and quartz mining rapidly increased until at one time some forty mills were running, and the bullion output was very large. Among the quartz mines which have made this county famous are the Idaho, the New York Hill, the Empire, the Allison Ranch, the North atar, the Providence, the Mepritant and many others. Garess Vuiley is the center of the yuurtz development, but there are diahy Mines in Other localities which proutise well, and muny whieh oniy ueed the uid of vapital to ve developed into good paying properties. Next in importance to the quartz deposits are the gold-bearing yravel beds, though ihe working of these 4.8 been almost eutirely abaudoned by reason of the anti-debris agitation. Inthe townships of Bridgeport, Bloumdelu, Eureka, Little York and Washing'on are extensive gravel deposits, which bavé yielded millions of doilars and will undoubtedly — yield millions more. ‘The vaiue of theee . deposits can be appreciated from the fact that they cover @ vast area, and that us high as $300,000 has been worked from a single acre of then. tne lumber industry gomes next, and will uiwars maintain a promiuent puaition.’ Thatitis nos wo mnch io prophesy w permanent future for this Tes . industry, is apparent to any uuprejidiced observer wi o har been tiirongh the mountains. ‘There it will be found ‘that wherever the original forest wasremoved by the pioneers a second growth has sprung up, which is even now of commercial value. The writer has ‘uoted< thousands of second-growth pines that were from one to two feet in diameter, and thie new growth is already being utilized for mining timbers,’ firewood, etc. Another notable fact is that the present growth is jar more dense than the original one, and will stand reduction of at least 50 per cent, inorder to a'low the best development of the rce mainder, It is estimated, that something like 50,000,000 feet of lumber annually are . tarned out of the mills in the Truckee basin, and still but little impression has been made upon the vast. forests which cover the mountains in that direction . Sister industries to the production of lumber, because carried on in the same locality, are. the ice business and summer dairying. The mountains contain extensive valleys and plateaus upon which there is always a heavy growth of grass in the spring, which lusts until late in the fall. Dairymen who reside permanently in {the valley have learned thi8.fact, and during the summer ‘they take their herds to these nutritious mountain pastures and keep them there until the fall. The butter made here 18 of a superior quality and al ways commands the highest price. Horticulture is a resource which is yearly attaining larger proportions and will in time become a leading feature of thecounty. The apples and pears of Nevada have won a high and widely extended reputation wherever they have been shipped, and large profits have been secured by those who have engaged intelligently inthe business. Grapes, peaches, prunes and other fruits thrive in the hills, while -. in the western-part of the county are localities in which the ‘subtropical fruits and nuts prosper. :; A great deal of cultivation is done without the aid ofirrigation, bit there ig an abundanteupply of water in the old. mining reservoirs and canals, which is used by many in the production of alfalfa and other crops. There are five reagrvoirs in the county, with a tremendous combined capacity. These are the North Bloomfield, 1,050,000,000 gallons; Milton, 650,000,000 gallons ;Eureka, 1,130,000,000 gallons ; Omega pe Blue Tent, 300. 000,000 gallons. Thereare over 625 miles of main canals connected with these reservoirs, while the mileage of the lateral ditches is something immense. Thus it is seen that while irrigation is not eesential, yet there are abundant supplies of water available. “A GROWL.” Mx. Eprtorn: Although my taxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to me &s if I peid much more. And as a tax;payer, I feel that I have @ right to criticise thoag extravagances that are factors in the crea tion of high taxes. I have in my mind the county hospital No sooner does the impecunious citizen become broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital, inven persistent dzapepeta sud comeiipesic® are getting to be excuses for admission. Hence, sllow me space to enter my feeble protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should huow thet they can save the county that ex pense, ‘by the judicious use of « few bottles of Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation is s sovereign eure for those too common disorders. If they veerastug Bond. jp momerincs ‘ iw a ie — A CITIZED:OR SUPERVIBOR, iano all on te R. P. Rossen ladiver of John Ozu Mi eer zs . e for ae oan, jez pianoe, , THIs AND THAT. Sundry Gleanings Frem the Grass Valley Papers. 3 [Telegraph of Tuesday.} The Pittsburg mine will again soon, be worked -with London ‘capital. The Pond meeting will be a rouser on Saturday evening next. A train Will be ran from Nevada City to Grass Valley on the occasion. The Troquois ‘braves will torn out in full uniferm and there will be over 200 of them. Saturday evening next the Red Men of Grass Vailey will have a grand lime. Grand Sachem Counts is then to be here on a visit, especially to ‘Ceanotha Council, Degree of Pocahonrtas. A banquet will follow the business of the meeting. The ball to be given by the Forestere Thursday night, Oct. 30th, will be the first given ander their auxpices. Ou that occasion they propose to eetablidd a reputation for giving the most sociable of :arties. Goyne’s orchestra will furuish excellent music. : [Union of Wednesday. . The Sheriff's sale of the Original Pittshurg mining property is pos: poned until the Ist of December. Yesterday forenoon, as Charles Smith, of Limekiln, was driving with a load of lumber, on the road near Gold Hill, one of the wheels of the wagon’ struck a rock, andthe jerk caused im to be thrown to the ground from his seat, and the horses being ieft without control started to run away. They soon. collided with a wood wagon belonging to Levi Davis, which was upset, and three of Smith’s horses were thrown down and more or less braised, but the horses attached to the wood wagon escaped without injury. Smith himself received a sprained ankle by the fall, and his wagon was badly wrecked. [Tidings of Tuesday. A messenger came to town this aftergoon after a doctor, stating that 4aiman was seriously hurt at the W. Y. 0. D. mine. The messenger did not xuow the name of the injured person and it could not be learned at time of our going to press. T. J. Waggoner of Penn Valley was in town to-day. He has nearly recovered from the effects of the accident he met with some time ago. His vigorous constitution, sound health and temperate habits, enabled him to survive a fall that would have proved fatal to many men. Martin Tegier Killed. Martin Tegler, who who has been of late employed as a brakeman on the Central Pacific railroad, accidentally fell from a box-car at Loomis Tuesday night and was instantly killéd by having his neck broken. The deceased tormerly worked on the Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad. Last year he drove tean. awhile for L. Voss, the lumber man. He wasa brother of Charles Tegler, and had many friends and ‘acquaintances at this city. His parents live at Colfax where the funeral will take: place. The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and-when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and‘ effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, atany time, und the better itis known the more popular it becomes. —_———e The Wey ms Made Clear. One of the mnost +t serious obstacles to success in the way of man is planted right in the middle of the road to health. How to restore and to maintain a regular habit of body and digés. tion is too often a source of needless and, uibappily, of vain inquiry. It is not necessary to inveigh against drastic purgatives. _They who have used them continuously know the consequence. A remedy which unites the action of a regulating medicine for the, bowels with that of a tonic both for those organs, the liver and the stomach, is Hostetter’s. Stomach Bitters, sanctioned by the best medical authority,and receiving daily the indorsement of our fellow countrymen. With at hand, it is possible to dety those changes of temperature productive of constipation, as well as constitutional attacks of biliousness, which beset even people naturally healthy. Ma‘. laria, dyspepsia, rheumatism and kidney troubles are remedied and prevented by the Bitters. The New w Discovery. You have heard y your friends end neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one ofits staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Ir. King’s New Discovery ever after hulds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted] 4 with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orChest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. tore. ble, pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver Regulator. : Iv you are suffering with weak or + you can*he quickly-curedby using Dr. J. McLean’s Strengthening . . by Care Bros. Snosons Liver Regulator always Mathaskek . cures and prevents Indigestion. or this effectual, tnough gentle, laxative . inflamed eyer, or granulated eyelids, . = ——T A Laay Describes Her. Visit to That Mining Region. Eprtor.Transcrirt—I-never would want to see any prettier-or more busines: like town than the little mining town of Forbestown, Butte county—one of ‘the oldest settled towns in California. Forbe town is situated on a . knoll surrounded by mountains, and the men coming in and out of the mills and the rorring and rumbling of the stamps makes everything lively. There are quite a iumber of saw and quartz millsin the vicinity of this town, but the two mills that attracted my attention the most were those condacted by Mr. sae: and John Pattison. They have a ee many men employed and are getting out lots of gold and silver. It has been said that fever and ague are epidemic in Forbestown, but it is} not so. There were one or two cases there, but the two: gentlemen afflicted came: from a town in Nevads cotinty and had bfought the disease of that place with them. I would not advise anyone to try to find a place with any better climate or better location than Forbestowa. Goto Forbestown if you want to cure fever and ague and have a good time. The people there are sociable, they have two large hotels, one store, a postoffice. and a church and a school, the latter being situated on ahill which overldoks the town. acquainted with the teacher—a fine young gentleman who seemed to take a great interest in the pupils. If the pupils only take the advice and listen to the instructions given then by their worthy teacher, there will be no danger but what they will succeed in the world. Ihave only one thing more to say, that is if you shou'd ever have the good luck to visit this town, don’t forget to take an afternoon off and go to Brownsville and see the big hotels there. — One Wao Went. A Breken Leg. Char'es Wheeler, a carpenter, sustained a fraciure of one of hi« legs Tuesday afternoon, ‘while assisting in the construction of 8S. N. Stranahans, new house on Selby Flat. + —_—_—_—____. An empty. pocket book is a man’s most constant friend. Others may grow cold, but he will find no change in the purse. Att the music magters in the world will not do as much toward making a man‘ aeinger asa pint of beer. Tr 1s net good loo man to think too much; he should work a little for rest and change.A Goon rule in reading is not to let your voice fall too suddenly; it might get cracked. Eve never said to Adam, “‘Does my dress drag ?”’ fF A poctor’s bill is seldom less than five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchises a bottle of Ayer’s Sarsapar lla, which, in nige cases out fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed, Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. ~e De You Want the Best? If you would have your fece made symmetrical by a perfect set of teeth, that will not make your. upper lip apjar unduly prominent and your mouth like a crockery store, call on Dr. Martin, the Nevada City dentist. Office, Morgan Block. ol0tf THE worst attacks of IndigestionSimmons Liver Regulator never fails to relieve. Markham and Reddick, Hon. H. V. Morehouse, Will address the people —or— GRASS VALI.BY, —oN— . Wednesday, October 29. —OF— TRUCK ™E, —oNn— Thursday, Oct. 30th. The County Committee will make the necessary Sra he reas. RWIN MP, Chairman Republican state Central ComCc. is Bisserr, Secretary. Alias Citation. : ph land STATES LAN Povey? Qarice, BACCare P, Davis, A voulteral < Co! vs. Will vinden cegertans my las Unrate in ‘efiects, always relia-. ond cach ByaSelve. 2 eanteabox. For sale . turnabl We visi ed the school oneday and got/ . Whittier, Fuller & Co’,. arian, ett Oa ah : Pw") 2 spplice eee PERSONAL MENTION. — SNecialt and Other Netes Abeut \* Beeple Olid and Youngs John Racigalapi has returned from Harbin Springs. Mrs John Osborne of-San Francisco is visiting friends here. — Mrs. Clara Dower goes to San Francisco Sunday for a visit. Mrs. Byington of Downieville has returned from San Francisco. J.Q.\Fredenburr came over Tuesday afternoon from Placer county. Misses -Jo.and May Condon came down Wednesday from Washington. James B. Treadwell came down Wednesday from North Bloomfield, * R. E, Linder, John Feeley and Will King of You Bet were in town Ww ednesday . N. H. Meaney came up Tuesday from the Bay and went to Downieville Wednesday. ~The wife of Bev. Chisholm of the PMethodist Church been ill for some dayn, but igaow improving. A. E. Laine of Downieville and L. A. McDougall of Forset City went belowon Wednesday morning’s train. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Allen are expected home Thursday from Sun Francisco where the latter has been attending the Grand Encampment of the C. of R.C. Wallace J. Williaa has had charge of the Gasworks siace Mr. Allen left. —————EEEE Hew'’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward forany case of ¢atarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ¥. J. Comngy « Co., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able té carry out any oniligations made by their firm. Wrst « Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpmwe, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholee sale Druggist, Toledo, O Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous ‘surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Go. to Gra s Valley Saturday night nd see and hear the Democratic candidate for Governor. The excurson train leaves Nevada City at 7. At Grass Valley, October 18, to the wife of James Longstreet Bays, &@ son. . A HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE. A young girl here had been suffering for 13 years with blood diseases until she had lost the use of her limbs and was subject to many trowher life would come to a speedy end. After taking S. S.S, she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtaitied a new lease on life, and she has continued to grow better until her permanent cure is assured. Many other petients in our hospital have obtained signal benefit from 4, S. S., and it has become quite a f= verite in our house, Tuz St. Joszra HosrirAa, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swirt Srzciric Co., Atlanta, Ga. Je GREAT Gigantic : Gift : Sale —-AT THE GREAT American Twporting ‘ee Co. QOMMEROIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. — And 46 Mill Street, Grass Valley. WE ARE GIVING THE Greatest Inducements Ever Known to Buyers of TEAS, JOFPBES, SPIOES, OROOKERY, OHINA, GLASS AND TINW. WARE. Extra Presents to ig bed ; Presents ~ ce -t teed Era . Extra F low i arta pee te our enti soa 6 one, Come Great American Importing Tea Company's Store, Commercial Street, Nevada City. IMPFroRTaANT —tr0o— Consumers of Coal Oil Your Lamps will Notd Explode IF YOU BURN “EXTRA STAR" KEROSENE, Because it is 1500 fire test, ~AND— Apsolutely Mate! Every can 4 stamped. ong labeled with the name and trade f the menufacturers’ agents, who y Gearantes ite qua ity and fire test to. be as represented. your Grocer for ** Extra Ask Star,?? and donapt no other. SAN FRANCISCO.Sole Importers. Notice for r Publication. AND ny saan ice aa AL. ao ‘Anthony “RES : ete Stars ©] A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Second door from the Great American + Tea Store. WERE AND THERE. 4 Grief Record ef Varieus Mat“ -tereft Lecal Interest. There will be a torchlight procession and fireworks at the Democratic meeting here next Monday evening. Counterfeit dollars that have a a good ring and appearance, but are four or five pennyweights lighter than the genuine coin, are in circulation. The Native Daughters ef Laurel Parlor tave-“nearly completed the artangements for the dancing party on Thankegiving Eve. Full particulars will be given later. The Democratic county candidates will be at Columbia Hill Thureday, at Eureka Friday and at North Bloomfield Saturday. They will be ‘‘in ‘the soup” on November 5th. The Republican county candidates returned Wednesday from Washington. They will now go to Meadow Luke township, appearing at Boca Friday and at Truckee Saturday. The N. D. G. W. Parlor instituted at Lincoln Monday“night by Miss Kate Matteson of this city starts out with 22° members and bids fair to be one of the live branches of the order. e fe] When Baby was sick, We gave her Oastorin. When he was aChild, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, Be clung to Castoria “When she had Children, ——————EE Hetel Arrivais. NatIonaL Horay, Oct. 21, J. Agard, Oakland. . Ka Marriott wi 3 ch, Oceola, Nev. James Marriott & wi, jer Marrioat, is R. Williams, ‘Ban Francisco, B, f Doug! ass, J. McConnel, os A. H H, Williams, “ A. 8. Conway, “ Mrs. Byington, te Jao. Baliurd, i M. D, Cooley, “ Mooser, Sacramento, ames Gates wf & son aville, = W. Tamplin Centra House, Bell & wi, bela fax, i. Baker, Miss W. Rleime, “ D. R. McKillican, Bloomfield. Cunard, + Wm. J. Folan, Stuariaviile. N. H. Meaney, Downieville. A. E. Lamie, C, T. Roobe, Reno, ee Grant Jacobs, Ma J. A. McDougal, Tour City. J.G, Fredenburr, Auburn. + EEE NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets (NEvaDa ciry] W. D. VINTON, os ‘Proprietor. ARGE STOCK OF PATENT 7 MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Fau Brushes tollet Articles ofall kings. Pe Cereful attention given to componding, P riptions by & co; tent Drugyia: an vertect'p et purity guacadteed. -” Untolseriag Shop JAMES KINKEAD Siti pala lows, Moss Ma‘ Bed Lo Lounges, etc., ete., FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN Pianos, Pictures-and Furniture packed for shipping ‘a specialty, S Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. All at the Lowest Living Rates POR CASE, Thankful for past patronage, I respectiu ly solicit a continuance in the future. OOMMEROIAL STREET James Kinkead. + he NkWw RLRCTION Law. fr oe Webber } ; She gave them Castoria. . . Nae WE ARE IN IT And propose to offer to the people of Northern Califor: nia such extra inducements that they will come to our aid Quick Time $ Cheap Fare a a a . —TOe* Eastern and European Cities, ALL RAIL ROUTES $ OF TH i smROR ~AN ATWith Steamer Lines to, EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE And Tourist Oars Gare tee RE. GOOD: sot Faas ae RAILROAD )LANDS. pean ms Rak wl, BY TXE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, . Hew Yor and New Orleans SLEEPING CARS Agt og ig Land Agent. FP. R. R. Gao nem Southern Caliternis, apply meee Te Be Practicatty Utustrated at Thie City sanday. At two o’clock Sanday afternoon, in the City Hall on Brod street, Regular tickets will be provided and used and the whole routine of voting, counting and making the retarns will be gone through with. Gentlemen who are to officiateat the polls in this city or adjoining precincts are invited to be present, and others will not be admitted. The indies habe Se Club. * Eprror Cuauecn The Indian Flat Literary Club is progresning fineiy. At the meeting held Saturday evening we elected the following new Officers: Thos. Coan, President; J. Nickerson, Vice President. Mrs. T. Kirkham was re-elected Secretary and Miss Jessie Nickerson Treasurer. We have about 40 inembers and they all take a great interest in the debates. We will debate on the following subject at eur next meeting: ‘‘Resolved; ‘Chat mining in this State is an advantage to the United States.”” Itie a good ‘subject and we would like to havea big crowd there on Saturday om Nov, 1,to hear it discussed, Respectfully, Srorerary. Turne is oae thing about the man . who likes you; no one can say he is prejudiced. Suxpay school teacher—My little 1, what must you do tobe forgiveri?: ae. ‘Tarne is one thing about: the man who likes you, no une can say.heis , . Prejudiced. ° A cory is something wiikehs is duty hard to got used to, but still i grows on you. Queer creature, the barber—he — does all his head work with his hands. : BAKING -POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder ~Higheat of a: in leavening strength —U. 8, Government Report, Aug 17 1890, and hel us wade out of the trandest Line nd they are Fur and Felt Hats, Straw MAIN . Saeuows soya cr eal P. B. of (vercoats . Ever placed upon the counters of any Sire . in Nevada County. The figures on these goods have been placedLOW WATER MARK . und to move when the public catch on, B. H. Odd Fellows’ dani Broad Street THERE HAS BEEN cena . MILLINERY -AND as aeae rept . , Have There Been More Elegant Designs Millimezrsz Goods THAN WE ARE NOW RECEIVING! Largest, Fallast. and Best Selection Ever Brought to This City. Hats. Beautiful Birds and Rich Feathers. Elegant Ribbons and Velvets, to AND BONNETS TRIMMED and Stylish Milliners. &2. Trimmed Hats sent to the country on approval, STREET, . Meovacde BGG os scsssene FP REPT R et ere tbe ee sw Oabiformata cst fe ea ee ee MILLINERY . BUT NEVER BWFrORD ci af a PO ee

la ra te [0 At. YO? or Ia sr {y ey ey ity ey ty ty ey Id ity ill SRO He es at siaiaieniatl The Daily Sranseript. THURSDAY, OOTOBER 28, 1890, Stage Sime for Sale. ._ The undersigned will sell seven horses, 2 buggies, one cart, one tennger bus and 1 two-seated wagon. ~Seli them altogether or singly. If anyone wants a bargain call and see’ me: Ifnot sold by the Ist of November will be sold on that day by public anction Alsotwocows. I mean bus iness. R. Vincent. Piate Work Done Cheaper Than ever before i in Nevada City. Fit guaranteed or no charge: ol-tf Dr. Marti, “AS THE GOSPEL. e name of the priceless rémedy, Tas Gavr LivoRN1A Eno-Trre, is taken from the word Eres,’ the God of Love in Greek mythology. utes Callas curt tne Maeauenens emory, plaints hen neglected generally wreck the mind and <bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE asure cure, ‘waar stamp for pamphlet. The study of ihe pamphlet will fd worth your while. Price, §la box; 6 for $5. Six boxes surely effect a permanentcure. No bogus guarantees, Thousands of testimonials received from old and young, both sexes. Mas. FINE, 20% Verong Stree, wav pet Gospel,” said Ps ta rt ag afeportcr tue ther at iiiceemeate ton newt Ses Witbout sure ware ses roe coat i Boo pat box of hi sat by with What his Sipura ein the eee ns fee erates, Dery este peeing . orders for Pilisand com: te Sole Manufacturers, ; . THE GAVI CO., Chemists, P. 0. Box 8426, San Francisca, If youzyhave made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not be induced to take anyother. Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents Se i For Assessor. Wm. 4; Martin Of Nevada City is the REQUEAR Democratic Nominee For County Assessor.’ FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. SIMS S the Regular Republican Nomiuee for I the aaneanbly for the 14th Assembly gis triet. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. A.B. . Brady f Grass Valléy is the tegular Democrats ic o nominee tor re-election as County ecorder, FOR TREASURER. B.F.Snell OF You Bet is the Regular nominee for County Treasurer. FOR COUNTY CLERK. ° James L. Morgan oO! Cherokee is the. ilar Democratic nominee for County Clerk. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Ed Sampson ey Grass valley is the Regular Democratie nominee for Public Administrator. FOR COUNTY CLERK. William George OF Grass Valley isthe re: regular Republican nominee for County Clerk FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. John Hussey OF Nevaae City isthe regular Democratic nominee or County Lacan of Schools, ~” "FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, W. J. Re Rogers F Grass . isthe regules O \¥ nominee for buperiniendent of ublican hools, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Frank ue. Nilon — 0’, Nevada City is Repeviichomer nominee for rerelec on as rn FOR R AD OVERSEER, W.W. Kirkham. vi T'acts Syarseer of th a iret nominee FOR ROAD y OVERSEE, Reéliet op ill d Penrose nblican fief H: O/neminee for Soot srareetk ote ofthe Third FOR COUNTY TREASURER. alae on B.N, Shoecraft me Dem nomin office of County Treasurer.we FOR COUNTY 3 RECORDER. W. A. Ss Sleep F Grass Valley is the roguley, Republican O nominee tor County Meco __ FOR-SHERIEF. M. C. Hogan ro) North San ay ob at the bo rgeeins Repub licaz nominee for FOR OOUNTY ASSESSOR. bd /& WORLDOF WEALTH. . A Visitor’s Remarks on Nevada “ Ceunty’s Resources. A number of the San Francisco Chronicle staff who recently paid a visit to this part of the State says: Primarily the only resource of Nevada county that was considered Worthy of attention was mining. The Hirst mines were discovered away back in 1849, at what was called Badger Hill, close to the present town of Grass Valley. _In that and the subsequent year a great deal of placer mining was done in the neighboring gulches, and in June, 1850, the first quartz discovery was made by aman named McKnight on Gold Hill at Grass Valley. This was quickly followed by others, and quartz mining rapidly increased until at one time some forty mills were running, and the bullion output was very large. Among the quartz mines which have made this county famous are the Idaho, the New York Hill, the Empire, the Allison Ranch, the North atar, the Providence, the Mepritant and many others. Garess Vuiley is the center of the yuurtz development, but there are diahy Mines in Other localities which proutise well, and muny whieh oniy ueed the uid of vapital to ve developed into good paying properties. Next in importance to the quartz deposits are the gold-bearing yravel beds, though ihe working of these 4.8 been almost eutirely abaudoned by reason of the anti-debris agitation. Inthe townships of Bridgeport, Bloumdelu, Eureka, Little York and Washing'on are extensive gravel deposits, which bavé yielded millions of doilars and will undoubtedly — yield millions more. ‘The vaiue of theee . deposits can be appreciated from the fact that they cover @ vast area, and that us high as $300,000 has been worked from a single acre of then. tne lumber industry gomes next, and will uiwars maintain a promiuent puaition.’ Thatitis nos wo mnch io prophesy w permanent future for this Tes . industry, is apparent to any uuprejidiced observer wi o har been tiirongh the mountains. ‘There it will be found ‘that wherever the original forest wasremoved by the pioneers a second growth has sprung up, which is even now of commercial value. The writer has ‘uoted< thousands of second-growth pines that were from one to two feet in diameter, and thie new growth is already being utilized for mining timbers,’ firewood, etc. Another notable fact is that the present growth is jar more dense than the original one, and will stand reduction of at least 50 per cent, inorder to a'low the best development of the rce mainder, It is estimated, that something like 50,000,000 feet of lumber annually are . tarned out of the mills in the Truckee basin, and still but little impression has been made upon the vast. forests which cover the mountains in that direction . Sister industries to the production of lumber, because carried on in the same locality, are. the ice business and summer dairying. The mountains contain extensive valleys and plateaus upon which there is always a heavy growth of grass in the spring, which lusts until late in the fall. Dairymen who reside permanently in {the valley have learned thi8.fact, and during the summer ‘they take their herds to these nutritious mountain pastures and keep them there until the fall. The butter made here 18 of a superior quality and al ways commands the highest price. Horticulture is a resource which is yearly attaining larger proportions and will in time become a leading feature of thecounty. The apples and pears of Nevada have won a high and widely extended reputation wherever they have been shipped, and large profits have been secured by those who have engaged intelligently inthe business. Grapes, peaches, prunes and other fruits thrive in the hills, while -. in the western-part of the county are localities in which the ‘subtropical fruits and nuts prosper. :; A great deal of cultivation is done without the aid ofirrigation, bit there ig an abundanteupply of water in the old. mining reservoirs and canals, which is used by many in the production of alfalfa and other crops. There are five reagrvoirs in the county, with a tremendous combined capacity. These are the North Bloomfield, 1,050,000,000 gallons; Milton, 650,000,000 gallons ;Eureka, 1,130,000,000 gallons ; Omega pe Blue Tent, 300. 000,000 gallons. Thereare over 625 miles of main canals connected with these reservoirs, while the mileage of the lateral ditches is something immense. Thus it is seen that while irrigation is not eesential, yet there are abundant supplies of water available. “A GROWL.” Mx. Eprtorn: Although my taxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to me &s if I peid much more. And as a tax;payer, I feel that I have @ right to criticise thoag extravagances that are factors in the crea tion of high taxes. I have in my mind the county hospital No sooner does the impecunious citizen become broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital, inven persistent dzapepeta sud comeiipesic® are getting to be excuses for admission. Hence, sllow me space to enter my feeble protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should huow thet they can save the county that ex pense, ‘by the judicious use of « few bottles of Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation is s sovereign eure for those too common disorders. If they veerastug Bond. jp momerincs ‘ iw a ie — A CITIZED:OR SUPERVIBOR, iano all on te R. P. Rossen ladiver of John Ozu Mi eer zs . e for ae oan, jez pianoe, , THIs AND THAT. Sundry Gleanings Frem the Grass Valley Papers. 3 [Telegraph of Tuesday.} The Pittsburg mine will again soon, be worked -with London ‘capital. The Pond meeting will be a rouser on Saturday evening next. A train Will be ran from Nevada City to Grass Valley on the occasion. The Troquois ‘braves will torn out in full uniferm and there will be over 200 of them. Saturday evening next the Red Men of Grass Vailey will have a grand lime. Grand Sachem Counts is then to be here on a visit, especially to ‘Ceanotha Council, Degree of Pocahonrtas. A banquet will follow the business of the meeting. The ball to be given by the Forestere Thursday night, Oct. 30th, will be the first given ander their auxpices. Ou that occasion they propose to eetablidd a reputation for giving the most sociable of :arties. Goyne’s orchestra will furuish excellent music. : [Union of Wednesday. . The Sheriff's sale of the Original Pittshurg mining property is pos: poned until the Ist of December. Yesterday forenoon, as Charles Smith, of Limekiln, was driving with a load of lumber, on the road near Gold Hill, one of the wheels of the wagon’ struck a rock, andthe jerk caused im to be thrown to the ground from his seat, and the horses being ieft without control started to run away. They soon. collided with a wood wagon belonging to Levi Davis, which was upset, and three of Smith’s horses were thrown down and more or less braised, but the horses attached to the wood wagon escaped without injury. Smith himself received a sprained ankle by the fall, and his wagon was badly wrecked. [Tidings of Tuesday. A messenger came to town this aftergoon after a doctor, stating that 4aiman was seriously hurt at the W. Y. 0. D. mine. The messenger did not xuow the name of the injured person and it could not be learned at time of our going to press. T. J. Waggoner of Penn Valley was in town to-day. He has nearly recovered from the effects of the accident he met with some time ago. His vigorous constitution, sound health and temperate habits, enabled him to survive a fall that would have proved fatal to many men. Martin Tegier Killed. Martin Tegler, who who has been of late employed as a brakeman on the Central Pacific railroad, accidentally fell from a box-car at Loomis Tuesday night and was instantly killéd by having his neck broken. The deceased tormerly worked on the Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad. Last year he drove tean. awhile for L. Voss, the lumber man. He wasa brother of Charles Tegler, and had many friends and ‘acquaintances at this city. His parents live at Colfax where the funeral will take: place. The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and-when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and‘ effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, atany time, und the better itis known the more popular it becomes. —_———e The Wey ms Made Clear. One of the mnost +t serious obstacles to success in the way of man is planted right in the middle of the road to health. How to restore and to maintain a regular habit of body and digés. tion is too often a source of needless and, uibappily, of vain inquiry. It is not necessary to inveigh against drastic purgatives. _They who have used them continuously know the consequence. A remedy which unites the action of a regulating medicine for the, bowels with that of a tonic both for those organs, the liver and the stomach, is Hostetter’s. Stomach Bitters, sanctioned by the best medical authority,and receiving daily the indorsement of our fellow countrymen. With at hand, it is possible to dety those changes of temperature productive of constipation, as well as constitutional attacks of biliousness, which beset even people naturally healthy. Ma‘. laria, dyspepsia, rheumatism and kidney troubles are remedied and prevented by the Bitters. The New w Discovery. You have heard y your friends end neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one ofits staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Ir. King’s New Discovery ever after hulds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted] 4 with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orChest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. tore. ble, pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver Regulator. : Iv you are suffering with weak or + you can*he quickly-curedby using Dr. J.. McLean’s Strengthening . . by Care Bros. Snosons Liver Regulator always Mathaskek . cures and prevents Indigestion. or this effectual, tnough gentle, laxative . inflamed eyer, or granulated eyelids, . = ——T A Laay Describes Her. Visit to That Mining Region. Eprtor.Transcrirt—I-never would want to see any prettier-or more busines: like town than the little mining town of Forbestown, Butte county—one of ‘the oldest settled towns in California. Forbe town is situated on a . knoll surrounded by mountains, and the men coming in and out of the mills and the rorring and rumbling of the stamps makes everything lively. There are quite a iumber of saw and quartz millsin the vicinity of this town, but the two mills that attracted my attention the most were those condacted by Mr. sae: and John Pattison.

They have a ee many men employed and are getting out lots of gold and silver. It has been said that fever and ague are epidemic in Forbestown, but it is} not so. There were one or two cases there, but the two: gentlemen afflicted came: from a town in Nevads cotinty and had bfought the disease of that place with them. I would not advise anyone to try to find a place with any better climate or better location than Forbestowa. Goto Forbestown if you want to cure fever and ague and have a good time. The people there are sociable, they have two large hotels, one store, a postoffice. and a church and a school, the latter being situated on ahill which overldoks the town. acquainted with the teacher—a fine young gentleman who seemed to take a great interest in the pupils. If the pupils only take the advice and listen to the instructions given then by their worthy teacher, there will be no danger but what they will succeed in the world. Ihave only one thing more to say, that is if you shou'd ever have the good luck to visit this town, don’t forget to take an afternoon off and go to Brownsville and see the big hotels there. — One Wao Went. A Breken Leg. Char'es Wheeler, a carpenter, sustained a fraciure of one of hi« legs Tuesday afternoon, ‘while assisting in the construction of 8S. N. Stranahans, new house on Selby Flat. + —_—_—_—____. An empty. pocket book is a man’s most constant friend. Others may grow cold, but he will find no change in the purse. Att the music magters in the world will not do as much toward making a man‘ aeinger asa pint of beer. Tr 1s net good loo man to think too much; he should work a little for rest and change.A Goon rule in reading is not to let your voice fall too suddenly; it might get cracked. Eve never said to Adam, “‘Does my dress drag ?”’ fF A poctor’s bill is seldom less than five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchises a bottle of Ayer’s Sarsapar lla, which, in nige cases out fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed, Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. ~e De You Want the Best? If you would have your fece made symmetrical by a perfect set of teeth, that will not make your. upper lip apjar unduly prominent and your mouth like a crockery store, call on Dr. Martin, the Nevada City dentist. Office, Morgan Block. ol0tf THE worst attacks of IndigestionSimmons Liver Regulator never fails to relieve. Markham and Reddick, Hon. H. V. Morehouse, Will address the people —or— GRASS VALI.BY, —oN— . Wednesday, October 29. —OF— TRUCK ™E, —oNn— Thursday, Oct. 30th. The County Committee will make the necessary Sra he reas. RWIN MP, Chairman Republican state Central ComCc. is Bisserr, Secretary. Alias Citation. : ph land STATES LAN Povey? Qarice, BACCare P, Davis, A voulteral < Co! vs. Will vinden cegertans my las Unrate in ‘efiects, always relia-. ond cach ByaSelve. 2 eanteabox. For sale . turnabl We visi ed the school oneday and got/ . Whittier, Fuller & Co’,. arian, ett Oa ah : Pw") 2 spplice eee PERSONAL MENTION. — SNecialt and Other Netes Abeut \* Beeple Olid and Youngs John Racigalapi has returned from Harbin Springs. Mrs John Osborne of-San Francisco is visiting friends here. — Mrs. Clara Dower goes to San Francisco Sunday for a visit. Mrs. Byington of Downieville has returned from San Francisco. J.Q.\Fredenburr came over Tuesday afternoon from Placer county. Misses -Jo.and May Condon came down Wednesday from Washington. James B. Treadwell came down Wednesday from North Bloomfield, * R. E, Linder, John Feeley and Will King of You Bet were in town Ww ednesday . N. H. Meaney came up Tuesday from the Bay and went to Downieville Wednesday. ~The wife of Bev. Chisholm of the PMethodist Church been ill for some dayn, but igaow improving. A. E. Laine of Downieville and L. A. McDougall of Forset City went belowon Wednesday morning’s train. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Allen are expected home Thursday from Sun Francisco where the latter has been attending the Grand Encampment of the C. of R.C. Wallace J. Williaa has had charge of the Gasworks siace Mr. Allen left. —————EEEE Hew'’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward forany case of ¢atarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ¥. J. Comngy « Co., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able té carry out any oniligations made by their firm. Wrst « Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpmwe, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholee sale Druggist, Toledo, O Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous ‘surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Go. to Gra s Valley Saturday night nd see and hear the Democratic candidate for Governor. The excurson train leaves Nevada City at 7. At Grass Valley, October 18, to the wife of James Longstreet Bays, &@ son. . A HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE. A young girl here had been suffering for 13 years with blood diseases until she had lost the use of her limbs and was subject to many trowher life would come to a speedy end. After taking S. S.S, she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtaitied a new lease on life, and she has continued to grow better until her permanent cure is assured. Many other petients in our hospital have obtained signal benefit from 4, S. S., and it has become quite a f= verite in our house, Tuz St. Joszra HosrirAa, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swirt Srzciric Co., Atlanta, Ga. Je GREAT Gigantic : Gift : Sale —-AT THE GREAT American Twporting ‘ee Co. QOMMEROIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. — And 46 Mill Street, Grass Valley. WE ARE GIVING THE Greatest Inducements Ever Known to Buyers of TEAS, JOFPBES, SPIOES, OROOKERY, OHINA, GLASS AND TINW. WARE. Extra Presents to ig bed ; Presents ~ ce -t teed Era . Extra F low i arta pee te our enti soa 6 one, Come Great American Importing Tea Company's Store, Commercial Street, Nevada City. IMPFroRTaANT —tr0o— Consumers of Coal Oil Your Lamps will Notd Explode IF YOU BURN “EXTRA STAR" KEROSENE, Because it is 1500 fire test, ~AND— Apsolutely Mate! Every can 4 stamped. ong labeled with the name and trade f the menufacturers’ agents, who y Gearantes ite qua ity and fire test to. be as represented. your Grocer for ** Extra Ask Star,?? and donapt no other. SAN FRANCISCO.Sole Importers. Notice for r Publication. AND ny saan ice aa AL. ao ‘Anthony “RES : ete Stars ©] A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Second door from the Great American + Tea Store. WERE AND THERE. 4 Grief Record ef Varieus Mat“ -tereft Lecal Interest. There will be a torchlight procession and fireworks at the Democratic meeting here next Monday evening. Counterfeit dollars that have a a good ring and appearance, but are four or five pennyweights lighter than the genuine coin, are in circulation. The Native Daughters ef Laurel Parlor tave-“nearly completed the artangements for the dancing party on Thankegiving Eve. Full particulars will be given later. The Democratic county candidates will be at Columbia Hill Thureday, at Eureka Friday and at North Bloomfield Saturday. They will be ‘‘in ‘the soup” on November 5th. The Republican county candidates returned Wednesday from Washington. They will now go to Meadow Luke township, appearing at Boca Friday and at Truckee Saturday. The N. D. G. W. Parlor instituted at Lincoln Monday“night by Miss Kate Matteson of this city starts out with 22° members and bids fair to be one of the live branches of the order. e fe] When Baby was sick, We gave her Oastorin. When he was aChild, She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, Be clung to Castoria “When she had Children, ——————EE Hetel Arrivais. NatIonaL Horay, Oct. 21, J. Agard, Oakland. . Ka Marriott wi 3 ch, Oceola, Nev. James Marriott & wi, jer Marrioat, is R. Williams, ‘Ban Francisco, B, f Doug! ass, J. McConnel, os A. H H, Williams, “ A. 8. Conway, “ Mrs. Byington, te Jao. Baliurd, i M. D, Cooley, “ Mooser, Sacramento, ames Gates wf & son aville, = W. Tamplin Centra House, Bell & wi, bela fax, i. Baker, Miss W. Rleime, “ D. R. McKillican, Bloomfield. Cunard, + Wm. J. Folan, Stuariaviile. N. H. Meaney, Downieville. A. E. Lamie, C, T. Roobe, Reno, ee Grant Jacobs, Ma J. A. McDougal, Tour City. J.G, Fredenburr, Auburn. + EEE NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets (NEvaDa ciry] W. D. VINTON, os ‘Proprietor. ARGE STOCK OF PATENT 7 MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Fau Brushes tollet Articles ofall kings. Pe Cereful attention given to componding, P riptions by & co; tent Drugyia: an vertect'p et purity guacadteed. -” Untolseriag Shop JAMES KINKEAD Siti pala lows, Moss Ma‘ Bed Lo Lounges, etc., ete., FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN Pianos, Pictures-and Furniture packed for shipping ‘a specialty, S Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. All at the Lowest Living Rates POR CASE, Thankful for past patronage, I respectiu ly solicit a continuance in the future. OOMMEROIAL STREET James Kinkead. + he NkWw RLRCTION Law. fr oe Webber } ; She gave them Castoria. . . Nae WE ARE IN IT And propose to offer to the people of Northern Califor: nia such extra inducements that they will come to our aid Quick Time $ Cheap Fare a a a . —TOe* Eastern and European Cities, ALL RAIL ROUTES $ OF TH i smROR ~AN ATWith Steamer Lines to, EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE And Tourist Oars Gare tee RE. GOOD: sot Faas ae RAILROAD )LANDS. pean ms Rak wl, BY TXE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, . Hew Yor and New Orleans SLEEPING CARS Agt og ig Land Agent. FP. R. R. Gao nem Southern Caliternis, apply meee Te Be Practicatty Utustrated at Thie City sanday. At two o’clock Sanday afternoon, in the City Hall on Brod street, Regular tickets will be provided and used and the whole routine of voting, counting and making the retarns will be gone through with. Gentlemen who are to officiateat the polls in this city or adjoining precincts are invited to be present, and others will not be admitted. The indies habe Se Club. * Eprror Cuauecn The Indian Flat Literary Club is progresning fineiy. At the meeting held Saturday evening we elected the following new Officers: Thos. Coan, President; J. Nickerson, Vice President. Mrs. T. Kirkham was re-elected Secretary and Miss Jessie Nickerson Treasurer. We have about 40 inembers and they all take a great interest in the debates. We will debate on the following subject at eur next meeting: ‘‘Resolved; ‘Chat mining in this State is an advantage to the United States.”” Itie a good ‘subject and we would like to havea big crowd there on Saturday om Nov, 1,to hear it discussed, Respectfully, Srorerary. Turne is oae thing about the man . who likes you; no one can say he is prejudiced. Suxpay school teacher—My little 1, what must you do tobe forgiveri?: ae. ‘Tarne is one thing about: the man who likes you, no une can say.heis , . Prejudiced. ° A cory is something wiikehs is duty hard to got used to, but still i grows on you. Queer creature, the barber—he — does all his head work with his hands. : BAKING -POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder ~Higheat of a: in leavening strength —U. 8, Government Report, Aug 17 1890, and hel us wade out of the trandest Line nd they are Fur and Felt Hats, Straw MAIN . Saeuows soya cr eal P. B. of (vercoats . Ever placed upon the counters of any Sire . in Nevada County. The figures on these goods have been placedLOW WATER MARK . und to move when the public catch on, B. H. Odd Fellows’ dani Broad Street THERE HAS BEEN cena . MILLINERY -AND as aeae rept . , Have There Been More Elegant Designs Millimezrsz Goods THAN WE ARE NOW RECEIVING! Largest, Fallast. and Best Selection Ever Brought to This City. Hats. Beautiful Birds and Rich Feathers. Elegant Ribbons and Velvets, to AND BONNETS TRIMMED and Stylish Milliners. &2. Trimmed Hats sent to the country on approval, STREET, . Meovacde BGG os scsssene FP REPT R et ere tbe ee sw Oabiformata cst fe ea ee ee MILLINERY . BUT NEVER BWFrORD ci af a PO ee