September 17, 1892 (4 pages)

8 th a sreems tificiteas, vhich . and ty im egins mand TEA that before PURE ferent either matue anary eli _ht. equalteapot ish peeeclosly nineness les than act, they ¥ under y make nd de iterated hat are . Under tea have. sale edule % Botortree. Not as arid ounds ef . to swell 1d willow nly used. uses are austed tea are kept, rway inte sto stamp tea Is too. probably the guar Initerated;; » and simstrength, quired for ras, and ite it -once ap o you Ia ay be guar. packages TEA. reds 4 THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept: 6, 1860. 4b * nia have contemplated a Home for the ‘Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Widows and Orpiwns of Masons, to be Month ; $6 a Year. located in some favorable part of Cali—_ Saeanee fornia and main ained by the Masonie BSATUKDAY EV’NG SEPT. 17. '92./ order. A Boart-at Trdstees was appointed in October, 1891, consisting of nine g members, to receivé donasions, select a Candidates 2 Cards. site and perform all acts necessary t> put into successful operation che proposed home. DAN. 8. COLLINS, Ta December of lit year Grand Master Johnstoa nvnel the mambers of the comRegular Democratic Nominee for mittee as trustees, it Ising agreed that Pablié Adavintatratar. . the tern of office of thee trustees should expire each year and that their succeasors Should be appointed in the same manner » ooo: a8 the originy board. Tae trustees are: Regular Republican Nominee for ‘dward M. Preston, Nevada City, Presi» « : County Treasurer. J.J. GREANY, , Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. E. C.-MORGAN Regular Democratic N for County Recorder. R. I. THOMAS. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. bs e W. kL. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sheri. 'D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominée for District Attorney. ee JOHN WERRY, ‘ Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. c. E. UREN, Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. 8. W. MARSH, Regular Republican Nominee for County Clerk. . Robert Tolmie Coming. Robert Tolmie, the eminent American Pianist, whv has for the past tifceen months been performing with great success in the principal Kagtern cities, will return to the Pacitic Coast shortly for the purpose of filling a limited number of en@egements. He will give one. recital at the Theater in this city and cne at Grass . Valley, and will also appear at San Fran; cisco, Sacramento, Stockton, San Jose. Los Angeles and San Diego. . Mr. Tolmie played here about a year anda half ago toavery large audience, and he then clearly demonstrated that the reputation hhe enjoys of being one of the leading artists of the country ia fairly bestowed. Se Se Something Faucy. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. #ackson dyj-tf 2 0@ee-— Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. Aut kindsof school supplies at Carr Bros, Ww. Barton, sole agent for Medallion, best Havana filler cigar at5 cents. Try it Facts speak louder than words. Simmons Liver Regulator does cure bowel disorders. ~~ Pills promote constipation—Simmons Liver Regulator cures:constipation. Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, : There is no dazzling smile or tander tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. ‘The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT. . Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane's Feed and L ery Stable. Cau early at Curr Bros., and get your . school books before the supply gets short. Peculiar _ Xn many imoortant respects, Hood’s Sarsa parilia is different from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and . preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative v7lue of » the best'known vegetable remedies. Pecullar in its medicinal merit, won derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home’ — shere is more of Hood's Sarsaparilla solé in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of. all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other préparation has ever attained . : such popularity insoq short atime. It really Is a Pecullar Medicine Peculiar in strength and economy; — ‘ 5 Mood’s Sarsaparilia is the only medicine of which can truly be said, “100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger und smaller botties require larger doses, and do not Produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. §1; sixfor $5, Prepared by €.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowel) . 190 Poses One Dollar. ee WIDOWS AND-ORPHANS Plans for the Masonie Home Considered. The Offer Made. For some time the Masons of Califor‘lent; Elward Coleman, Grass Valley, freasurer ; William F. Perry, Oakland, Secretary ; Albert Hansup, . Redwood City ; Nathaniel G. Curtis, Sacrananto ; Gilward F. Spence, Los Angeles ;. Jacob Voorsanger, San Francisco ; Gustavus L. ‘pear, san Francisco; and George KE. Whitney, Oskland. These men have held monthly meetings and have gradually formulated the pln which will be embodied in the report to be ma ie at the voming annual convention of the Grand Lodge. What the trustees wat to do is to losate the hom2 near same one of the larger’ sities, San Francisc?, Ovrkland, Sacranénta, San José or Loa Angeles, One large central building is wanted and a aumber of cottag» houses. Children uader 3 years of age or over. 14 will not be received. These orphans, § gether with such half-orpkans as may be received, will be required tu ga to school, and for hat reason the board favors such a locasion as will make it possible for the chilIren to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the public schools. It is tlao agreed that all these children chall_ be employed according -to their tge, in such household work, mechanical or agricultural -mploy vent as may, be required for the success and comfort of the heme. It is proposed that. the needy widow of a Master Mason shall be privileged to keep her children with her and occupy one of the cottages. Work tor herself and chillren will be provided, and she will be permitted to raiss chickens in the cottage yard and earn money in any other. way that may be suited to her tastes and agreeable to the trustees. Moat of the trustees are of the opinion that it will require $100,000 at least to wake a beginning. About $43,009 has ‘already been contributed by individual Masons and lodges. In addition to this several offers of sites for the home have heen made. These offers are duly appreciated by the Board, but it decided not to accept any one of them at this time, because they are all more or less remote from the centers of population and are so situated that it would be difficult for the widows and orphaus to obtain work. One of the offers received is ‘hat of a large building at Anaheim, together with sixteen acres of land, six acres being planted with fruit trees now in bearing. The property is worth $50,000, but individual Masons in Anaheim will agree 10 transfer it.to the board for less than half that amount. ‘The Carnall-Hopkins Company offers a twenty-acre site near Pacitic Grove free of charge and_ will agree, in case the home is built there, to build an electric railway from the Southera Pacitic depot at Paci.is Grove through the grounds, Geo E. Whitney of Rocklin will give 400 acres of land near that town for a site. and the citizens offer $5000 bonus. This Rocklin laud is, in part, worth $200 an acre, and half of it could be sold for enough money to create a nucleus in the fund. A -tract. of land worth $10,000 is also offered by ' Méndocino county Masons, who will give it free of charge, provided the home is built on the tract, which is not far from Ukiah. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our. advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery-for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your: money refunded. We could not make thisoffer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. 1 ie } —— + me Pythian Sisters, Attention. There will be a special meeting of Milo Temple, No. 9, on Monday, September 19ch, at 2 o'clock p. M. Business of importance to be tran acted. The Team is also requested to be pr By order Mary Hamitrtoy, M. E. C. AvELarpE Denney, M. of R. & C. Backlen’s Arniea Salve. The best Salve in the world. for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-\. blai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion 01 money refunded., Price 25 cents per box Vor sale ¢ Uarr Brothers’ Dru Store. s20ly t Girl Wanted Girl wanted, insmall family. Enquire at this office. adl-tf Buy Wanted At the National Hotel Barbar Shop. sl3-4t To insure a hearty appetite and in. creased digestion, take Simmons Liver Regulator, i, e So sinigle yet alwivs eliz.zions in al bilious disordcra is Simmons Liver Regu-‘lator. Sims: REY THE ROUTE LOCATED, Work Will Be Comienced Between Sacre meaty and Marysville, Oné of the Directors of the San Francisco and Salt Lake Railway’ has authorized the following statement by a San Francisco newspaper: — While the financial arrangements of the company have been satisfactorilyProgressing, the engineering arrangemeuts have by no ineans been, neglected. The survey of the route has so far progressed that it will be completed within a month or six weeks. The last surveying party sent out was in charge of Emory Oliver. Mr. Oliver has begun work at a point above Big Bend, o1.the Feather. The survey froin Beckwith t. the point where Mr. Oliver begin is nearly completed. It has been made un ler Surveyor Keddie, of Qainey, and will be fi ished by the end of this week. “Then the route from Beckwith Pass—in fact, f.om the State line—will be completed from that point to above Rig, Bend, and from Oroville to Suisun Bay. Mr. Oliver's instractions are to 8 ahead as rapidly as possible, and to make a permanent survey from his point of heginniug on Feather river to Oroville, Then the chain will be co-upleted, As the general. route in now known there is no further concealment of the fact to be made that the “an Francisco & Great Salt Lake Railway will have the shortest route from San Francisco to THINGS SAID AND DONE” Reporter. cidedly cool. go to the Theater tonight. in a new pump at their.mine. _ troupe at the Theater this evening: holding regular .neetings next week. troupe. ple are in attend Fair trom this city. L dicted. night they give their last performance in this city. Next Friday evening the Nevada City Athletic Club will give an opening ball at their new head quarters. It will be an invitation party. __W. D. Plunkett has been elected Assistant Secretary of the Republican County Central Committee. It ‘is a splendid appuintment, and ‘Will’ wil! pr. ve a No. J man in that position. oy — Heard and Seen by the Daily Transcript The evenings are getting to be deDont miss a good thing by failing to The Manzanita Company are putting The Georgie Woodthorpe Theatrical}cenvontion, declared that both Presidents The Harrison Club. will commence Remember that tonight ia your last chance to see. the famous Woodthorpe It is estimated that about one hundred at the State Have you got in Your winter's wood ? If not, you had better be about it, as an early and very stormy winter is preThe theatrical company now playing at the Theater is a splendid one. ToLE os ees a NEVADA STATE POLITICS. Silver “Question, and Field. _ Benator Stewart, in-an address to the { Cleveland and Harrison had “disregarded their respective platforms after electicn and used their pewer to deteriorate silver. He said a vote for either Harrison or Cleveland was.a vote for the enemy of the paramount interest of Nevada. Weaver was the only Presidential candidate whose position on the silver question harmonized with Nevada's interests. He declared he would vote for Weaver and advocate his election on the stump throughout the State. : F. G, Newlands, Republican nominee for Congressman, also spoke. He said he woukl vote for Weaver. The platform instructed the electors to vote for Weaver and Field for President and Vive-President; indorsed Senator Stewart for United States Senator and F. G. Newlands for Congressman. ° a Hydraulic Mining. The Republicans of Sutter courity, at thoir cohvention on Thursday last, adopted the following ; We are most heartily in accord with PWhat Bill Sewart as to Say Aboot: the Wrnxemceca, (Nev.), Sept. 15.—The second convention of the Silver party was held here today, fur the purpose of instructing its clectors:to vote for Weaver FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. Theater Tovight. will close « week's engagement here, Say with the full strength of the troupe. Last night's bill (“The Country Girl”) was one of the moat satisfactory o: the week, and this afternoon ‘Lord’ Fauntleroy”’ was given. The company will go eastward. from here, returning to t'» State next month. An effort is being made to prevail upon the management to then give one performance here’ and at Grass Valley of ‘Prince the Pauper” which they are now preparing with elaborate effects. They woukl be stire of doing a good business, asthe play is one of the best on the American stage. — -* 2@e eoWill Mave Racing. Telegraph: The Grass Valley Jockey Club have determined to hold a race meeting on the 14th and” 15th of next October. The events will occur’at Watt Park ‘and purses will be offered and the amount of purses offered will induce the very best horses to come here. In a few Tho Border Drama of “Mt Liss” at the Tonight the Woodthorpe Company appearing in the interesting and virile horder drama of ‘‘M’ Liss”. which found such high favor with the audience that had the good fortune to witness it Thursday evening. ‘‘M’ Liss” is a creation of Bret Harte, having been dramatized from his story of that name, and it is cast _, home tomorrow. Sacrament» and into the San Joaquin Valley—much sherter than the Southern Pacitic. The road crosses to the Sacramento side’ from Contra Costa county, at a point near New York Landing—someJohn, Mulroy has tendered his resigna. every movement which has been made in tion as Secretary of the Democrutic. the past by individual effort, by the County Central Committee. Mr. M ulroy . couuty and by the Anti-Debris Aassociahag been an efficient officer but his othe: . tion, which has tended to secure us any business 90 occupies his time as to render . immunity from this terrible evil. We detimes valled Black Diamond. Thence . it impossible for him to attend to the it runs direct to Sacramento, and thence . business of Secretary, direct to Oroville. The Dirigo Club, which has held ‘that part of the road from Saccamento . regular meetings for the paat three-yeara, to Oroville will be tirst built and will be . has taken a recess until after the election. in operation while the rest of the road. The club. will ‘tnen be reorganized ris under construction. As each section} and meet at 8 o'clock P. M. sharp, and north and south shall be completed the . adjourn at 12 0’clock. By adopting the operating department wi'l be placed in . above hours of meeting the club will control, and so the distgicts tapped by the new-road will at once get the benefit of communication by rail with the bay and of competition. ————«eee. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Estate of W. G. Irwin, deceased. Order coutinuing settlement until Monday morning at 10 o'clock. People vs. Hyniman. This day having been heretofore set fur passing judgment in the above cause, defendant was asked if he had anything to say why judgment should not be pronounced ; against him. Counsel for defendant! then moved for a new trial. The motion was denie-! and Hyndman was sentenced to a terin of seventeen years in the State Prizon. cas ——~+ ~@e-o California’s Headquarters, The telegram describing how the Coleman House in New York had been decorated in honor of Jim Corbett, is. easily accounted for. The fact is, the Coleman Hvuuse is run by H. H. Pearson, who used to keep the National Exchange Hotel in this city, and the Baldwin Hotel of San Frane:sco. Since the Coleman House passed into Mr. Pearson’s hands it has Lecome the California headquarters, Mr. l'earson knew Corbett well and like all other Californians he took an iutervst in his fight and was glad to yee him win, This fact, no doubt, explains why the bunting was so liberally displayed in his house Rough on Ohileyer. It is becoming a serious question to the people of the valleys as to whether their po sessions shill be buried by mining debris or the flow from George’Ohleyer's prolific mouth and interminable pen. Obleyer has the vanity to think that his utterances on the mining question overshadow popular interest in the Sullivan Corbett matter.—Galt Gazette. , again enjoy its pristine glory. All voters who have not given ‘ their names for registration on the (reat Register should lose no time in doing so. By delay in this matter they may fail to secure the right to vote at the November election. Recollect that the old register has been cancelled, and every voter must again be registered. . Two Runaways. Tidings: Mrs. John Fippin of Kough and Ready met with an acc dent a day o1 80 ago on the road near Randolph’ Flat. She was backing a horse hitched to a cart and in some way the wheels collided with the wheels of » wagon and the cart was overturned, throwing cut Mrs. Fippen and her child. Neither was wuch hurt. The horse then ran away and collided with a tree, breaking the cart pretty well to pisces, A few days ago James Hackett had & runaway at Rough and Ready and sustained a severe bruise over one eye. The backstraps of the harness gave away letting down the sliafts and Mr. Hackett was thrown violently to the ground. The horse~got" away but did no great damage. : Stopped the Machinery. — The young men who went from this county to run the mining machinery at the btate Fair have returned home. The patronage of the pavilion was not sufficient to justity the expense of keeping the machinery in operation but a few days, and the Fair authorities shut down the works, telling the operators that they could not’ afford to retain’ them any longer. They were requested to stay if they could give their services gratuitously, but they did not feél.that they could give their labor for nothing and pay their own expenses besides.—Grass Valley Uuion. PES aed How Nevada County Can Win. At the coming World’s Fair in Chicago a number of premiums aré to be offered for exhibits of pure food products. The entries in this department will be numerous and the contest, spirited. No doubt the first premitin will come to Nevada county if the display of fine goods from Congregational Church. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of dis‘. containiag nothing which permits its usr ‘course in the eve.ing: “The Life and Death of ©. D. Barrows, “D-"D., or the Sad End of a Brilliant Career.” Sabbath school at the close ,of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. California Illustrated Magazine, The Octol of the California Illustrated Magazine will contain handsomely illustrated papers on Los Angeles, Indian baskets, ‘corals, ostrich farming, the Pre-Co.umbians, the rise of Diaz, and the conversion of the Chinese. Other pap’rs'are on signaling,’ Mars, politics, short stories, etc. An early issue wil contain a discussion of the tariff question by Hon. Stephen M. White. Democrat, and Richard H. McDonald, Jr., Republican, : —_—_—_—————— ee Mr. W. D. Wenz of Geneva, N. Y., was cured of the severest form of dyspep. sia by Hood's Sarsaparills. Full particulars sent if you write C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Tue highest praise has been won by Hood’s Pills for their easy, yet. efficient action. Hear Him. The miner's advocate in Congress. Caminetti® peaks Saturday night. 915-3t A Leader. Since its first introduction, Electric Bit. ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, sntil now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratiyes— ws a bev: rage or intoxicant, it is recog rized as the beat and purest medicine for dl ailments of Stomach. Liver or Kid seys. It will cure Sick Headache, {ndi sestion, Constipation, and drive Malari: ‘rom the system. Satisfaction guaran wed with each bottle or the. money will ve refunded. [rice only 50c. per bottle. Bold by Carr Bros, Caminetti meeting on Saturday evening, and that means one of his inimitable speeches. rilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of marvellous cures 1¢ has effected after all other reme. dies had failed ? Tinware of latest designs and patterns about one-half the usual prices, at the Great American Importinea Tea Co's. Store, Commercial Street, Nevada City. prices. Go and see them. healtl.iul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commefcial street. ceived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. his store is made by Gaylord, the famous Nevada City Grocer. Don’t Mins It. Hon. Niles Searls will preside at the 015-3t. What Stronger Proot Ts needed of the merit of Hoods SarsapaHood’s Pills cure Constipation. Ladies Here's Yours Chance To buy Crockery, Glass, China and They have revolutionized old time Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and Scuoor Books, at Carr Bros. A cartoaD of Buffalo Reer just « reBaby cried, 2 Mother wighcd, . —_ his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degreo reduced in flesh and strength. had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. Joho Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, nounce the Caminetti bill as a specious invention of the. enemy, and calculated, if it passes into a law, to add ten years at least, to the grim battle we are waging for the safety of our homes and the preservation of this fair valley which rivals the Garden of Kden in beauty and fertility. We have faith that the new Anti-Debria Association will take the tield with a courage, power and zeal that . will insure a success greater than heretofore attained, and that the fight will be maintained in the Legislature, in Congt ss and in the courts, until our sacred rights are universally respected and our homes and firesides no tonger jeopardized by acts of vandalism, or persistent attempts at reckless and impracticable ex. periments. mie nines 0S ra A Candidate Kiled, John T. Holland, a pioneer resident of Tuvlumne county and Prohibition candidate for Sheriff ‘of the county, was crushed to death near Sonora, last Thurs-4: day. He waa driving a team, the wagon of which was heavily loaded with sulphurets, and he fell from his seat and the wagon wheels ran over him with the result above stated. Turn Out. All who favor the resumption of hydraulic mining should turn out on Saturday night to hear Caminetti. — 915-3t. pean ate roe oer anil ein Do not the . stomach . with ehemicals. Sitnmons Liver Regulator is purely vegetable and effective. ~ TS A RL ruin When the Trap is Sprung Upon us, as it sometiine is, in a most unexpected manner by disease, we appreciate the fact that it is a most insidious foe, and that not only is it necessary to combat it by the most potent medicinal agencies, but to prevent its manifestation atall by counteracting the causes that produce it. Thus, expostire in wet weather, the enforced wearing of damp clothes during a storm, a thorough draught, unaccustomed diet and water, bodily or mental overwork, are breeders of disease, but Hostetter’s Stomach . Ritters will prevent their inducing it. This medicine fortifies the system against the asaured effects such causes would otherwise produce. To the mariner, miner, the outdoor laborer, the slave of the desk and pen, and the overworked generally, it is of the utmost advantage. Dyspepsia, kidney trouble, malaria, biligusness, all yield to it; zi —_————680-2 aick headaches, G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence to give us in tho early 69's for bowel troubles, (I came to California in 1599) end I knew it would help meandithas, Forthefirsttime (a years I can alcep well aud my s-ttem is regular, The old Mexicdu herbs in thie femedy area certain curo in constipation and bowel troubles." JOYS days the members of the club will meet and arrange purses and program. M. E. Church, Rev. F. A. Keast of Grass Valley, will occupy the Methodist pulpit tomorrow. Sunday. School meets. at 12:30 sharp. All are invited. Epworth League, led by J. E. MeMillan, will meet at 6:45 P. M. in the church parlors. Everybody welcome. : eee Special For a Short Time. The Great American Importina Tea Co. is giving Exrra Dovnie Presents to everybody at their store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ‘Their Teas, Coffees and Spices are pronounced perfection. Visit them and get the best. eee Smokk the Medallion at Barton’s, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. ———-+ we o—Vrrnour a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands, E ee No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simimons Liver Regulator. ———-~— + e@e2 Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street, tf Im Just 2) houreJ. V. & relieves constipa Gon asd sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol en occasional Coso Preven‘sreturn. Worecfer, by permission, to W. M1, Marshall,Brunswick Wouso,8. F.;Gco, A. Werner, 61 Callfornia st. B, F.; Mrs. C. Melvin, 193 Kearny 8t. 8 F.,and many others wo have found relicf from constipation and Court, S. F. writes: “1 am C)yocarsofage and have had cons:!pation for 23 years. Iwas incuced to try Joy's Verctable Sarsaparilia, I rccognized initan herb tho Mexicans uscd Ask ior Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most eXective, same price, FOR BALE OY CARR BROTHERS Norte so well relieves thirst or in vigorates a person on a hot day as a gloss of Carr Buos’. pure fountain Soda Water, Something modern : Ice Cream. No. Nevada City. © ns eee: Specimen Cases. Foley's Nougat 13 Commercial street tf a Portland Smelting & Refining COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON. 1G@HEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism. appetite fell away, and he was terribly Thre« bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Fdward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill, loxes of loctors said he was incurable. One bot( ERATE FEEs. putentability free cofharse—and we make . go charge ubless we obtain patent ciroular, advice, us tle Electric Bitters and one box Backlen’s ; dre Arnica, Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug store. Apply to A. MALTYAN, Agent Nevada City. Aug. 23. P-A:T-E-N-TS pPTAiXen, and all bnejness in the U, Pavent Office attended to for MOI OuroM « is opposice the U. 8, ratent Of S8eud model orw4in av. We advise asto We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the 8n eriutendent 6f pgney e . Order Division the offictuls of t ene 8. Patent Office, For terms and references to acents in your own state or county ad C. A. Snow & Co. ticipate in the debate. nificance to the word luxury. Doeter prescribed: Cesterin 4, M. TOL2Y, Confectioner. It gives a new and delightful siginal When ‘you get an op. portunity to refresh yourself with FOLEY’'S CANDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay. The town’s talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. Try it. for yourself, and you can parNe 13 Commercial St., Norada City —_ Ty all derangements of the liver a care iscertain if you take Simmons Live Regulator. . PERSUNAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People OW and Young, W. A. McKenzie, who weut East a , . few weeks ago, has returned home. Miss Percell of Wheatland arrived here last eveniug on her way to North Bloomfield. : Miss Alma Gaylord, daughter of Geo. C. Gaylord, arrived here yesterday from the East. Mrs. Chas. Scheurmas of North San Juan arrived here today on her way to Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns, who have been attending the State Fair, will return = ae hee Death of Andrew Rehanstrum, Telegraph ; Last evening at about five Absolutely Pure, o'clock Andrew Rehanstru.n died at the Golden Gate Hotel. The deceased was} Cream of tartar baking , Powder.— Highest of all in leavenin atrength.— attacked with pneumonia some time iat U s§ ; REIN ; 4ATES' : since while he was in Sie: ra City and he Koop ihe ag Lethon OV ERERENS lever recovered from the disease. For Roya Bakina Powper Co. some time he has been in the employ of 106 Wall St. N. Y. Chas. Dahlgren and all who caine in con; tact with Andrew liked him. He has no relatives that we know of, but he had every attention paid him at the hotel ahd kind frends were constantly around to administer to the wanta of the sick and dying man. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt: VING . agg pose the stow and trade of L. Hirachman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they will keep on hand all grades of CIGARS,. T BACCO, PIPES, Etc.,; which they will sell a¢ the lowest rates. John L Sulvan Has Lost His Fit , * ® Rut I pledge my word of honor that it was not our fault. The firm of I. HYMAN & Cvd., bt 2 to 1 the champion of the world now is James Corbett, but L. HYMAN don’t claim that he cau stand vefore James Cerbett Queensberry Kules or Londoa Prize Ring Rules, I don’t claim that { would stand any where whatsoever, but I do Nevada county in general when it comes Tuer will be $340,000 spent on the Poso irrigation system ; $60,000 on the Fast side Canal ; $100,000 on the Seventy-éeight Canal and about $30,CO0 on lat. eral canals in Kern county within the next six months, say to the sports of to the Clothing Business I don't think that anyoue can stand up before me.one round. But our Clear. ance Sale is now over atid people of Nevada cyunty had the benefit of it. Now we will say to the people of Nevada City and surrounding country that we are rei ceiving a tine line of Men's, Boy's and: Youths’ Fine Clothing From Eastern California Manufacturers for Gest stock ever known in our experience in equal to any Merchant-Tailor made, and no Uanker need to be ashamed to war them. Our prices will be cheaper than in any other store in existence, and the goods will be first-class and it don't make any ditference how big or smaila man is we cam fit them all. Our stock of Men’s Ladies and Children’s Shoes Is complete, and we carry a full line of California and Eastern Manufactures, and we can accommodate you with any brand you ask for. We can save you 25 per . cent, on every dollar's worth you buy of us, — We are also making Hants to order at $4 a pair. Also, weare the Agents for the Marysville Woolen Mills and we are pares to fill orders for Blankets, Underwear, ‘weed and Flannel. Qin buy ee y the yard, or otherwise cheaper than at the will. ~—L. AYMAN & CO. Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City And D Street, Marysville, . the Fall Trade, which will be the bigNevada county. Our Clothing is made giles eee ; 25 lrooery Ot The Leadiug Grocery Store in CF eC A a Na eg Just Received. Dufy's Malt Whisky ! J. LJACKSON, “Bashing” Commacial fice, and we can obtain Patents iu less ‘me Ap Hl than those remote from Washington. am Business, je Owing to my continued®sickness, I have concluded to close out my business in Nevada City. I offer to the people of this county a grand line of ‘CLOTETIDTG, Fusing Gis, Hats, Dts, Sho —AT aacanaee GREAT SACRIFICE. . Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, P

8 th a sreems tificiteas, vhich . and ty im egins mand TEA that before PURE ferent either matue anary eli _ht. equalteapot ish peeeclosly nineness les than act, they ¥ under y make nd de iterated hat are . Under tea have. sale edule % Botortree. Not as arid ounds ef . to swell 1d willow nly used. uses are austed tea are kept, rway inte sto stamp tea Is too. probably the guar Initerated;; » and simstrength, quired for ras, and ite it -once ap o you Ia ay be guar. packages TEA. reds 4 THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept: 6, 1860. 4b * nia have contemplated a Home for the ‘Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Widows and Orpiwns of Masons, to be Month ; $6 a Year. located in some favorable part of Cali—_ Saeanee fornia and main ained by the Masonie BSATUKDAY EV’NG SEPT. 17. '92./ order. A Boart-at Trdstees was appointed in October, 1891, consisting of nine g members, to receivé donasions, select a Candidates 2 Cards. site and perform all acts necessary t> put into successful operation che proposed home. DAN. 8. COLLINS, Ta December of lit year Grand Master Johnstoa nvnel the mambers of the comRegular Democratic Nominee for mittee as trustees, it Ising agreed that Pablié Adavintatratar. . the tern of office of thee trustees should expire each year and that their succeasors Should be appointed in the same manner » ooo: a8 the originy board. Tae trustees are: Regular Republican Nominee for ‘dward M. Preston, Nevada City, Presi» « : County Treasurer. J.J. GREANY, , Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. E. C.-MORGAN Regular Democratic N for County Recorder. R. I. THOMAS. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. bs e W. kL. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sheri. 'D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominée for District Attorney. ee JOHN WERRY, ‘ Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. c. E. UREN, Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. 8. W. MARSH, Regular Republican Nominee for County Clerk. . Robert Tolmie Coming. Robert Tolmie, the eminent American Pianist, whv has for the past tifceen months been performing with great success in the principal Kagtern cities, will return to the Pacitic Coast shortly for the purpose of filling a limited number of en@egements. He will give one. recital at the Theater in this city and cne at Grass . Valley, and will also appear at San Fran; cisco, Sacramento, Stockton, San Jose. Los Angeles and San Diego. . Mr. Tolmie played here about a year anda half ago toavery large audience, and he then clearly demonstrated that the reputation hhe enjoys of being one of the leading artists of the country ia fairly bestowed. Se Se Something Faucy. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. #ackson dyj-tf 2 0@ee-— Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. Aut kindsof school supplies at Carr Bros, Ww. Barton, sole agent for Medallion, best Havana filler cigar at5 cents. Try it Facts speak louder than words. Simmons Liver Regulator does cure bowel disorders. ~~ Pills promote constipation—Simmons Liver Regulator cures:constipation. Unless the breath is like a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, : There is no dazzling smile or tander tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. ‘The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT. . Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane's Feed and L ery Stable. Cau early at Curr Bros., and get your . school books before the supply gets short. Peculiar _ Xn many imoortant respects, Hood’s Sarsa parilia is different from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and . preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative v7lue of » the best'known vegetable remedies. Pecullar in its medicinal merit, won derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home’ — shere is more of Hood's Sarsaparilla solé in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of. all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other préparation has ever attained . : such popularity insoq short atime. It really Is a Pecullar Medicine Peculiar in strength and economy; — ‘ 5 Mood’s Sarsaparilia is the only medicine of which can truly be said, “100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger und smaller botties require larger doses, and do not Produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. §1; sixfor $5, Prepared by €.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowel) . 190 Poses One Dollar. ee WIDOWS AND-ORPHANS Plans for the Masonie Home Considered. The Offer Made. For some time the Masons of Califor‘lent; Elward Coleman, Grass Valley, freasurer ; William F. Perry, Oakland, Secretary ; Albert Hansup, . Redwood City ; Nathaniel G. Curtis, Sacrananto ; Gilward F. Spence, Los Angeles ;. Jacob Voorsanger, San Francisco ; Gustavus L. ‘pear, san Francisco; and George KE. Whitney, Oskland. These men have held monthly meetings and have gradually formulated the pln which will be embodied in the report to be ma ie at the voming annual convention of the Grand Lodge. What the trustees wat to do is to losate the hom2 near same one of the larger’ sities, San Francisc?, Ovrkland, Sacranénta, San José or Loa Angeles, One large central building is wanted and a aumber of cottag» houses. Children uader 3 years of age or over. 14 will not be received. These orphans, § gether with such half-orpkans as may be received, will be required tu ga to school, and for hat reason the board favors such a locasion as will make it possible for the chilIren to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the public schools. It is tlao agreed that all these children chall_ be employed according -to their tge, in such household work, mechanical or agricultural -mploy vent as may, be required for the success and comfort of the heme. It is proposed that. the needy widow of a Master Mason shall be privileged to keep her children with her and occupy one of the cottages. Work tor herself and chillren will be provided, and she will be permitted to raiss chickens in the cottage yard and earn money in any other. way that may be suited to her tastes and agreeable to the trustees. Moat of the trustees are of the opinion that it will require $100,000 at least to wake a beginning. About $43,009 has ‘already been contributed by individual Masons and lodges. In addition to this several offers of sites for the home have heen made. These offers are duly appreciated by the Board, but it decided not to accept any one of them at this time, because they are all more or less remote from the centers of population and are so situated that it would be difficult for the widows and orphaus to obtain work. One of the offers received is ‘hat of a large building at Anaheim, together with sixteen acres of land, six acres being planted with fruit trees now in bearing. The property is worth $50,000, but individual Masons in Anaheim will agree 10 transfer it.to the board for less than half that amount. ‘The Carnall-Hopkins Company offers a twenty-acre site near Pacitic Grove free of charge and_ will agree, in case the home is built there, to build an electric railway from the Southera Pacitic depot at Paci.is Grove through the grounds, Geo E. Whitney of Rocklin will give 400 acres of land near that town for a site. and the citizens offer $5000 bonus. This Rocklin laud is, in part, worth $200 an acre, and half of it could be sold for enough money to create a nucleus in the fund. A -tract. of land worth $10,000 is also offered by ' Méndocino county Masons, who will give it free of charge, provided the home is built on the tract, which is not far from Ukiah. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our. advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery-for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your: money refunded. We could not make thisoffer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. 1 ie } —— + me Pythian Sisters, Attention. There will be a special meeting of Milo Temple, No. 9, on Monday, September 19ch, at 2 o'clock p. M. Business of importance to be tran acted. The Team is also requested to be pr By order Mary Hamitrtoy, M. E. C. AvELarpE Denney, M. of R. & C. Backlen’s Arniea Salve. The best Salve in the world. for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-\. blai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion 01 money refunded., Price 25 cents per box Vor sale ¢ Uarr Brothers’ Dru Store. s20ly t Girl Wanted Girl wanted, insmall family. Enquire at this office. adl-tf Buy Wanted At the National Hotel Barbar Shop. sl3-4t To insure a hearty appetite and in. creased digestion, take Simmons Liver Regulator, i, e So sinigle yet alwivs eliz.zions in al bilious disordcra is Simmons Liver Regu-‘lator. Sims: REY THE ROUTE LOCATED, Work Will Be Comienced Between Sacre meaty and Marysville, Oné of the Directors of the San Francisco and Salt Lake Railway’ has authorized the following statement by a San Francisco newspaper: — While the financial arrangements of the company have been satisfactorilyProgressing, the engineering arrangemeuts have by no ineans been, neglected. The survey of the route has so far progressed that it will be completed within a month or six weeks. The last surveying party sent out was in charge of Emory Oliver. Mr. Oliver has begun work at a point above Big Bend, o1.the Feather. The survey froin Beckwith t. the point where Mr. Oliver begin is nearly completed. It has been made un ler Surveyor Keddie, of Qainey, and will be fi ished by the end of this week. “Then the route from Beckwith Pass—in fact, f.om the State line—will be completed from that point to above Rig, Bend, and from Oroville to Suisun Bay. Mr. Oliver's instractions are to 8 ahead as rapidly as possible, and to make a permanent survey from his point of heginniug on Feather river to Oroville, Then the chain will be co-upleted, As the general. route in now known there is no further concealment of the fact to be made that the “an Francisco & Great Salt Lake Railway will have the shortest route from San Francisco to THINGS SAID AND DONE” Reporter. cidedly cool. go to the Theater tonight. in a new pump at their.mine. _ troupe at the Theater this evening: holding regular .neetings next week. troupe. ple are in attend Fair trom this city. L dicted. night they give their last performance in this city. Next Friday evening the Nevada City Athletic Club will give an opening ball at their new head quarters. It will be an invitation party. __W. D. Plunkett has been elected Assistant Secretary of the Republican County Central Committee. It ‘is a splendid appuintment, and ‘Will’ wil! pr. ve a No. J man in that position. oy — Heard and Seen by the Daily Transcript The evenings are getting to be deDont miss a good thing by failing to The Manzanita Company are putting The Georgie Woodthorpe Theatrical}cenvontion, declared that both Presidents The Harrison Club. will commence Remember that tonight ia your last chance to see. the famous Woodthorpe It is estimated that about one hundred at the State Have you got in Your winter's wood ? If not, you had better be about it, as an early and very stormy winter is preThe theatrical company now playing at the Theater is a splendid one. ToLE os ees a NEVADA STATE POLITICS. Silver “Question, and Field. _ Benator Stewart, in-an address to the { Cleveland and Harrison had “disregarded their respective platforms after electicn and used their pewer to deteriorate silver. He said a vote for either Harrison or Cleveland was.a vote for the enemy of the paramount interest of Nevada. Weaver was the only Presidential candidate whose position on the silver question harmonized with Nevada's interests. He declared he would vote for Weaver and advocate his election on the stump throughout the State. : F. G, Newlands, Republican nominee for Congressman, also spoke. He said he woukl vote for Weaver. The platform instructed the electors to vote for Weaver and Field for President and Vive-President; indorsed Senator Stewart for United States Senator and F. G. Newlands for Congressman. ° a Hydraulic Mining. The Republicans of Sutter courity, at thoir cohvention on Thursday last, adopted the following ; We are most heartily in accord with PWhat Bill Sewart as to Say Aboot: the Wrnxemceca, (Nev.), Sept. 15.—The second convention of the Silver party was held here today, fur the purpose of instructing its clectors:to vote for Weaver FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. Theater Tovight. will close « week's engagement here, Say with the full strength of the troupe. Last night's bill (“The Country Girl”) was one of the moat satisfactory o: the week, and this afternoon ‘Lord’ Fauntleroy”’ was given. The company will go eastward. from here, returning to t'» State next month. An effort is being made to prevail upon the management to then give one performance here’ and at Grass Valley of ‘Prince the Pauper” which they are now preparing with elaborate effects. They woukl be stire of doing a good business, asthe play is one of the best on the American stage. — -* 2@e eoWill Mave Racing. Telegraph: The Grass Valley Jockey Club have determined to hold a race meeting on the 14th and” 15th of next October. The events will occur’at Watt Park ‘and purses will be offered and the amount of purses offered will induce the very best horses to come here. In a few Tho Border Drama of “Mt Liss” at the Tonight the Woodthorpe Company appearing in the interesting and virile horder drama of ‘‘M’ Liss”. which found such high favor with the audience that had the good fortune to witness it Thursday evening. ‘‘M’ Liss” is a creation of Bret Harte, having been dramatized from his story of that name, and it is cast _, home tomorrow. Sacrament» and into the San Joaquin Valley—much sherter than the Southern Pacitic. The road crosses to the Sacramento side’ from Contra Costa county, at a point near New York Landing—someJohn, Mulroy has tendered his resigna. every movement which has been made in tion as Secretary of the Democrutic. the past by individual effort, by the County Central Committee. Mr. M ulroy . couuty and by the Anti-Debris Aassociahag been an efficient officer but his othe: . tion, which has tended to secure us any business 90 occupies his time as to render . immunity from this terrible evil. We detimes valled Black Diamond. Thence . it impossible for him to attend to the it runs direct to Sacramento, and thence . business of Secretary, direct to Oroville. The Dirigo Club, which has held ‘that part of the road from Saccamento . regular meetings for the paat three-yeara, to Oroville will be tirst built and will be . has taken a recess until after the election. in operation while the rest of the road. The club. will ‘tnen be reorganized ris under construction. As each section} and meet at 8 o'clock P. M. sharp, and north and south shall be completed the . adjourn at 12 0’clock. By adopting the operating department wi'l be placed in . above hours of meeting the club will control, and so the distgicts tapped by

the new-road will at once get the benefit of communication by rail with the bay and of competition. ————«eee. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Estate of W. G. Irwin, deceased. Order coutinuing settlement until Monday morning at 10 o'clock. People vs. Hyniman. This day having been heretofore set fur passing judgment in the above cause, defendant was asked if he had anything to say why judgment should not be pronounced ; against him. Counsel for defendant! then moved for a new trial. The motion was denie-! and Hyndman was sentenced to a terin of seventeen years in the State Prizon. cas ——~+ ~@e-o California’s Headquarters, The telegram describing how the Coleman House in New York had been decorated in honor of Jim Corbett, is. easily accounted for. The fact is, the Coleman Hvuuse is run by H. H. Pearson, who used to keep the National Exchange Hotel in this city, and the Baldwin Hotel of San Frane:sco. Since the Coleman House passed into Mr. Pearson’s hands it has Lecome the California headquarters, Mr. l'earson knew Corbett well and like all other Californians he took an iutervst in his fight and was glad to yee him win, This fact, no doubt, explains why the bunting was so liberally displayed in his house Rough on Ohileyer. It is becoming a serious question to the people of the valleys as to whether their po sessions shill be buried by mining debris or the flow from George’Ohleyer's prolific mouth and interminable pen. Obleyer has the vanity to think that his utterances on the mining question overshadow popular interest in the Sullivan Corbett matter.—Galt Gazette. , again enjoy its pristine glory. All voters who have not given ‘ their names for registration on the (reat Register should lose no time in doing so. By delay in this matter they may fail to secure the right to vote at the November election. Recollect that the old register has been cancelled, and every voter must again be registered. . Two Runaways. Tidings: Mrs. John Fippin of Kough and Ready met with an acc dent a day o1 80 ago on the road near Randolph’ Flat. She was backing a horse hitched to a cart and in some way the wheels collided with the wheels of » wagon and the cart was overturned, throwing cut Mrs. Fippen and her child. Neither was wuch hurt. The horse then ran away and collided with a tree, breaking the cart pretty well to pisces, A few days ago James Hackett had & runaway at Rough and Ready and sustained a severe bruise over one eye. The backstraps of the harness gave away letting down the sliafts and Mr. Hackett was thrown violently to the ground. The horse~got" away but did no great damage. : Stopped the Machinery. — The young men who went from this county to run the mining machinery at the btate Fair have returned home. The patronage of the pavilion was not sufficient to justity the expense of keeping the machinery in operation but a few days, and the Fair authorities shut down the works, telling the operators that they could not’ afford to retain’ them any longer. They were requested to stay if they could give their services gratuitously, but they did not feél.that they could give their labor for nothing and pay their own expenses besides.—Grass Valley Uuion. PES aed How Nevada County Can Win. At the coming World’s Fair in Chicago a number of premiums aré to be offered for exhibits of pure food products. The entries in this department will be numerous and the contest, spirited. No doubt the first premitin will come to Nevada county if the display of fine goods from Congregational Church. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of dis‘. containiag nothing which permits its usr ‘course in the eve.ing: “The Life and Death of ©. D. Barrows, “D-"D., or the Sad End of a Brilliant Career.” Sabbath school at the close ,of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. California Illustrated Magazine, The Octol of the California Illustrated Magazine will contain handsomely illustrated papers on Los Angeles, Indian baskets, ‘corals, ostrich farming, the Pre-Co.umbians, the rise of Diaz, and the conversion of the Chinese. Other pap’rs'are on signaling,’ Mars, politics, short stories, etc. An early issue wil contain a discussion of the tariff question by Hon. Stephen M. White. Democrat, and Richard H. McDonald, Jr., Republican, : —_—_—_—————— ee Mr. W. D. Wenz of Geneva, N. Y., was cured of the severest form of dyspep. sia by Hood's Sarsaparills. Full particulars sent if you write C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Tue highest praise has been won by Hood’s Pills for their easy, yet. efficient action. Hear Him. The miner's advocate in Congress. Caminetti® peaks Saturday night. 915-3t A Leader. Since its first introduction, Electric Bit. ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, sntil now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratiyes— ws a bev: rage or intoxicant, it is recog rized as the beat and purest medicine for dl ailments of Stomach. Liver or Kid seys. It will cure Sick Headache, {ndi sestion, Constipation, and drive Malari: ‘rom the system. Satisfaction guaran wed with each bottle or the. money will ve refunded. [rice only 50c. per bottle. Bold by Carr Bros, Caminetti meeting on Saturday evening, and that means one of his inimitable speeches. rilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of marvellous cures 1¢ has effected after all other reme. dies had failed ? Tinware of latest designs and patterns about one-half the usual prices, at the Great American Importinea Tea Co's. Store, Commercial Street, Nevada City. prices. Go and see them. healtl.iul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commefcial street. ceived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. his store is made by Gaylord, the famous Nevada City Grocer. Don’t Mins It. Hon. Niles Searls will preside at the 015-3t. What Stronger Proot Ts needed of the merit of Hoods SarsapaHood’s Pills cure Constipation. Ladies Here's Yours Chance To buy Crockery, Glass, China and They have revolutionized old time Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and Scuoor Books, at Carr Bros. A cartoaD of Buffalo Reer just « reBaby cried, 2 Mother wighcd, . —_ his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degreo reduced in flesh and strength. had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. Joho Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, nounce the Caminetti bill as a specious invention of the. enemy, and calculated, if it passes into a law, to add ten years at least, to the grim battle we are waging for the safety of our homes and the preservation of this fair valley which rivals the Garden of Kden in beauty and fertility. We have faith that the new Anti-Debria Association will take the tield with a courage, power and zeal that . will insure a success greater than heretofore attained, and that the fight will be maintained in the Legislature, in Congt ss and in the courts, until our sacred rights are universally respected and our homes and firesides no tonger jeopardized by acts of vandalism, or persistent attempts at reckless and impracticable ex. periments. mie nines 0S ra A Candidate Kiled, John T. Holland, a pioneer resident of Tuvlumne county and Prohibition candidate for Sheriff ‘of the county, was crushed to death near Sonora, last Thurs-4: day. He waa driving a team, the wagon of which was heavily loaded with sulphurets, and he fell from his seat and the wagon wheels ran over him with the result above stated. Turn Out. All who favor the resumption of hydraulic mining should turn out on Saturday night to hear Caminetti. — 915-3t. pean ate roe oer anil ein Do not the . stomach . with ehemicals. Sitnmons Liver Regulator is purely vegetable and effective. ~ TS A RL ruin When the Trap is Sprung Upon us, as it sometiine is, in a most unexpected manner by disease, we appreciate the fact that it is a most insidious foe, and that not only is it necessary to combat it by the most potent medicinal agencies, but to prevent its manifestation atall by counteracting the causes that produce it. Thus, expostire in wet weather, the enforced wearing of damp clothes during a storm, a thorough draught, unaccustomed diet and water, bodily or mental overwork, are breeders of disease, but Hostetter’s Stomach . Ritters will prevent their inducing it. This medicine fortifies the system against the asaured effects such causes would otherwise produce. To the mariner, miner, the outdoor laborer, the slave of the desk and pen, and the overworked generally, it is of the utmost advantage. Dyspepsia, kidney trouble, malaria, biligusness, all yield to it; zi —_————680-2 aick headaches, G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence to give us in tho early 69's for bowel troubles, (I came to California in 1599) end I knew it would help meandithas, Forthefirsttime (a years I can alcep well aud my s-ttem is regular, The old Mexicdu herbs in thie femedy area certain curo in constipation and bowel troubles." JOYS days the members of the club will meet and arrange purses and program. M. E. Church, Rev. F. A. Keast of Grass Valley, will occupy the Methodist pulpit tomorrow. Sunday. School meets. at 12:30 sharp. All are invited. Epworth League, led by J. E. MeMillan, will meet at 6:45 P. M. in the church parlors. Everybody welcome. : eee Special For a Short Time. The Great American Importina Tea Co. is giving Exrra Dovnie Presents to everybody at their store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ‘Their Teas, Coffees and Spices are pronounced perfection. Visit them and get the best. eee Smokk the Medallion at Barton’s, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. ———-+ we o—Vrrnour a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands, E ee No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simimons Liver Regulator. ———-~— + e@e2 Foley makes the best Ice Cream Soda in town. 13 Commercial street, tf Im Just 2) houreJ. V. & relieves constipa Gon asd sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol en occasional Coso Preven‘sreturn. Worecfer, by permission, to W. M1, Marshall,Brunswick Wouso,8. F.;Gco, A. Werner, 61 Callfornia st. B, F.; Mrs. C. Melvin, 193 Kearny 8t. 8 F.,and many others wo have found relicf from constipation and Court, S. F. writes: “1 am C)yocarsofage and have had cons:!pation for 23 years. Iwas incuced to try Joy's Verctable Sarsaparilia, I rccognized initan herb tho Mexicans uscd Ask ior Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most eXective, same price, FOR BALE OY CARR BROTHERS Norte so well relieves thirst or in vigorates a person on a hot day as a gloss of Carr Buos’. pure fountain Soda Water, Something modern : Ice Cream. No. Nevada City. © ns eee: Specimen Cases. Foley's Nougat 13 Commercial street tf a Portland Smelting & Refining COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON. 1G@HEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism. appetite fell away, and he was terribly Thre« bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Fdward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill, loxes of loctors said he was incurable. One bot( ERATE FEEs. putentability free cofharse—and we make . go charge ubless we obtain patent ciroular, advice, us tle Electric Bitters and one box Backlen’s ; dre Arnica, Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug store. Apply to A. MALTYAN, Agent Nevada City. Aug. 23. P-A:T-E-N-TS pPTAiXen, and all bnejness in the U, Pavent Office attended to for MOI OuroM « is opposice the U. 8, ratent Of S8eud model orw4in av. We advise asto We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the 8n eriutendent 6f pgney e . Order Division the offictuls of t ene 8. Patent Office, For terms and references to acents in your own state or county ad C. A. Snow & Co. ticipate in the debate. nificance to the word luxury. Doeter prescribed: Cesterin 4, M. TOL2Y, Confectioner. It gives a new and delightful siginal When ‘you get an op. portunity to refresh yourself with FOLEY’'S CANDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay. The town’s talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. Try it. for yourself, and you can parNe 13 Commercial St., Norada City —_ Ty all derangements of the liver a care iscertain if you take Simmons Live Regulator. . PERSUNAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People OW and Young, W. A. McKenzie, who weut East a , . few weeks ago, has returned home. Miss Percell of Wheatland arrived here last eveniug on her way to North Bloomfield. : Miss Alma Gaylord, daughter of Geo. C. Gaylord, arrived here yesterday from the East. Mrs. Chas. Scheurmas of North San Juan arrived here today on her way to Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns, who have been attending the State Fair, will return = ae hee Death of Andrew Rehanstrum, Telegraph ; Last evening at about five Absolutely Pure, o'clock Andrew Rehanstru.n died at the Golden Gate Hotel. The deceased was} Cream of tartar baking , Powder.— Highest of all in leavenin atrength.— attacked with pneumonia some time iat U s§ ; REIN ; 4ATES' : since while he was in Sie: ra City and he Koop ihe ag Lethon OV ERERENS lever recovered from the disease. For Roya Bakina Powper Co. some time he has been in the employ of 106 Wall St. N. Y. Chas. Dahlgren and all who caine in con; tact with Andrew liked him. He has no relatives that we know of, but he had every attention paid him at the hotel ahd kind frends were constantly around to administer to the wanta of the sick and dying man. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt: VING . agg pose the stow and trade of L. Hirachman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they will keep on hand all grades of CIGARS,. T BACCO, PIPES, Etc.,; which they will sell a¢ the lowest rates. John L Sulvan Has Lost His Fit , * ® Rut I pledge my word of honor that it was not our fault. The firm of I. HYMAN & Cvd., bt 2 to 1 the champion of the world now is James Corbett, but L. HYMAN don’t claim that he cau stand vefore James Cerbett Queensberry Kules or Londoa Prize Ring Rules, I don’t claim that { would stand any where whatsoever, but I do Nevada county in general when it comes Tuer will be $340,000 spent on the Poso irrigation system ; $60,000 on the Fast side Canal ; $100,000 on the Seventy-éeight Canal and about $30,CO0 on lat. eral canals in Kern county within the next six months, say to the sports of to the Clothing Business I don't think that anyoue can stand up before me.one round. But our Clear. ance Sale is now over atid people of Nevada cyunty had the benefit of it. Now we will say to the people of Nevada City and surrounding country that we are rei ceiving a tine line of Men's, Boy's and: Youths’ Fine Clothing From Eastern California Manufacturers for Gest stock ever known in our experience in equal to any Merchant-Tailor made, and no Uanker need to be ashamed to war them. Our prices will be cheaper than in any other store in existence, and the goods will be first-class and it don't make any ditference how big or smaila man is we cam fit them all. Our stock of Men’s Ladies and Children’s Shoes Is complete, and we carry a full line of California and Eastern Manufactures, and we can accommodate you with any brand you ask for. We can save you 25 per . cent, on every dollar's worth you buy of us, — We are also making Hants to order at $4 a pair. Also, weare the Agents for the Marysville Woolen Mills and we are pares to fill orders for Blankets, Underwear, ‘weed and Flannel. Qin buy ee y the yard, or otherwise cheaper than at the will. ~—L. AYMAN & CO. Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City And D Street, Marysville, . the Fall Trade, which will be the bigNevada county. Our Clothing is made giles eee ; 25 lrooery Ot The Leadiug Grocery Store in CF eC A a Na eg Just Received. Dufy's Malt Whisky ! J. LJACKSON, “Bashing” Commacial fice, and we can obtain Patents iu less ‘me Ap Hl than those remote from Washington. am Business, je Owing to my continued®sickness, I have concluded to close out my business in Nevada City. I offer to the people of this county a grand line of ‘CLOTETIDTG, Fusing Gis, Hats, Dts, Sho —AT aacanaee GREAT SACRIFICE. . Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, P