September 6, 1893 (4 pages)

A aint, tment ti Sn a ie Se oa se =" @HE GRANSGRIPT ela Sean aabeisuecibanireecumecueeds amen tetas Sepang sitar WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEP1., 6, '93. STILL HOUNDING THE MINERS. The Auti Debris Association Continous to Throw Obstacles in the Way. It seems that the Anti-Debris Asseciation is determined to throw every obstacle at their command in the way of the United States Commission to prevent them from granting licenses to any company for the They profess to be ‘satisfied with the Caminetti bill, and yet the first step that is taken to carry out the previsions of the bill they resort, to the most petty means to prevent the miners from enjoying the privileges granted them They want everything ‘to suit them, regardless of the rights of anybedy else. A more hoggish, stnall-seuled, seltish zet of people dves not exist than some of the amembers of the Anti-Debris Association have From the beginning of the strife between the farmers and “miners the latter have always been in favor of cenciliatery measures, while the leaders of the former have never been willing to make the slightest concessions, and frem . ~ their present attitude it seemsthat they are still determined to harass the miners if «purpose of hydraulicking: by the law. shown themselves to be. they can do nething more. else can be expected from the few men wh manage the affairs of the Anti-Debris Association and who have for a long time profated personally by keeping alive the bitter enmity which they engendered between the Had it not been for these unscrupulous ringleaders, who saw in the contention an opportunity for private gain, the differences between the farmers and miners would have been amicably settled long ago and both sections would be enjoying the rich blessings of ‘peace and If a few of the valleyites were buried so deep beneath the debris that the rushing torrents of ages would not disturb them, it would be a God-send. to the rest -of two factions in the first place, prosperity. the people of the entire State. 4 DID A BIG BUSINESS. The Sholl-Gume Gamblers With the Cireus Gath. ~ ered ia Several Hundred Dollars te It was a very expensive trip to the county Such a course is despicable in the eyes of every fair-minded peraon, be he miner or farmer, but nothing GAT . Railroad This Morning, eral Wounded. Railroad has been’ in existence happened ©) shortly after midnight. The results of this accident are appalling to contemplate. At 12 o'clock last. evening the Sells & Rentfrow’s circus, which played at Grass Valley pulled out of the depot en route to Auburn, at which place they were billed to p'ay today. When near Holmes’ station ( Maltman & Tompson Works) two engines and four cars left the rails and rolled down an embankall sides. : The train: was geing at very slow speed, as it was going around a bend in the track aid slightly up-grade. f The supposition is that the herses in the car became treublesome and all getting on the.torrible destruction: The first warning of danger ‘was felt by a small jerk,-but the tired and sleepy members __ Seat en Monday last to # goodly nuwher ef . of thé-cireus felt nof heard it not, until it people whe came here from the upper ‘ part Not satisfied with seeing the inside. of the big tent, they visited the side ‘show, and that was where they were robbed on “the sure-thing shell game. No game ever carried on in this section had so many cappers for. it as We have ‘heard of losses suffered by country people, varying in sums from $5 to $80, and the returns are of the county to see thé circus. this particular. one. not all in yet. One nice old lady, who resides near this city, having $50 in her peeket and being led to believe by the cappers that every dollar Let on the game would bring double She The cappers became excited and advised her to put dewn another $20 to ‘get even. She lost that. A little more coaxing by the cappers and she put up $10 more in hopes that she might get part of her money back, returns, was induced to try her luck. put down $20, and lost, of ceurse. She lost that also. We also learn that a young Jady from Up-country was inveigled into the game and lost $15, being all the money she had in the The poer woman left there with a world. heavy heart, as many others had. The game was so arranged that no one won at it except the cappers. gamblers, — Ayen’s Sarsapariuya is one of the few remedies which are recommended by every school of medicine. Its strength, purity, and efficacy are too well established to admit of doubt as to its superiority over all. other Ayer's Sarsapa~ bleod-purifiers whatever, rilla leads all. a Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and.he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill., had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ stand ing. Used three bettles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucken’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. Jehn Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arniea Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store. iicnieeinsnlamm ii Don’r you. know te have perfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Piuts may be had by mail for 25¢ of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dosd. 25 _ @% 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. KARL'S CLOVEK ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipatior, 25¢., 50c. Sold by Carr’Bros, The men who carried on the game should: have been made to disgorge their ill-gotten cein. The game was run during the afterneon and evening, and frem what we learn several hundred dollars were’ cleaned up by the was too late, and several of them. had met their death and others doomed te receive injuries from which they may die. The scene at the wreck beggars description. The two powerful engines were turned completely over and lay partly down the grade a mangled mass‘ef iron and steel from which through the open furnace doors a fitful glow lighted up the -distressing. and heartrending scene. Iron raily were twisted and the ties splintered to atoins, Wagons and poles strewed the vicinity, and from beneath their cruel pressure came occasional cries of pain; deuvting where seme poor unfortunate soul was lying faint and bleeding. : fe Horuy-handed but true-hearted men sought among the ruins with lights for some missing companion or chum, and when the flare of the torches revealed his presence strong arms carried him gently to a place of safety. Scarcely had Dr. Jones attended one pa tient before anether mangled and bleeding body was brought to him for aid. S,ecial engines and private conveyance brought medicine, skill and relief to the injured as soon as news of the dreadful calamity reached the city. Manager Kidder, Supt. Brown and Conductor Charles Loughridge and other railroad officials were promptly at hand, and after doing all in their power to alleviate the sufferings of the injured, that part of the train which remamed en the track was pulled back te the Grass Valley depot, when the dead and wounded were promptly cared for, Those who worked side by side with them knew not the names of the unfortunate. The mangled bodies were placed en the train and brought to the depet where the names and extent of the injuries ef the fortunate were learned to be as follows: Andrew Hirst, of Colfax, aged 17: years, killed. ; Hank Jones, preperty man, killed. Joseph Jones, canvas man, head smashed, wrist broken. ; unAl. Crowell, groom, head smashed, riba broken and arms badly bruised. Bill Spevins, cook, leg broken and serious internal injuries, Tom Russell, legs badly bruised. Dan Coughlim, engineer, sprained about hip. wo Jus. Duffy, fireman, bruised about body. lt is thought the anly ‘one seriously injared is Spevins, the.cook. It is feared that one or two others might have beeen killed and laying under tle debris. Young Hirst was taking a free :ide to his home when killed. He was nut employed in any capacity by the circus. The escape of the engineers and firemen} Two Men Kiled and Ser The first accident of amy serious nature since the Nevada County Narrow Gauge ment, scattering death and destruction on : one side overbalanced the car and wrought . The best Salve in the world for Cuts, deimkingtake a dese of Simmons Liver — ; citaiiimeaiiiaaias from death is indeed » eer could have’ occurred and Engineers Juhi Duffy and Dr Coughlin and Firemen Wim. Muttew ap d Joseph Duffy escape is hard to uaderr te Engitieer on the first second, viraculous. How the tand, ¥ Jnffy and Fireman Mutton were engine and the other two on the felt’ a peculiar sensation when Mutton told him to jump out. But before he could: do 80 over the engine went, Mutton on top of extricated themselves, however, and aside from being badly bruised and slightly scalded-by steam are uninjured, Engineer Coughlin and Fireman Duffy escapéd not quite so fortunately, being buried up similarly with debris. They are very badly bruised up. é : Three or four cars containing horses, . bears, lions and other ‘animals went overboard. A lion was killed, one -horse had its neek broken, and it is thought other animals were injared, eae The grizzly bear is buried under the debris and cannot escape even if it is not injured. The damage to the engines and cars cannot be estimated, but it will be a very considerable amount. The railroad company cannot be blamed in any manner for this most unfertunate accident. : a Two members of the circus are imissing, but it is not known whether. they are buried in the debris or not, ANTEST . From Henry Mell ef Grags Valley, who left the scene of the wreck about 10 o'clock this morning, we learn that the track had been cleared at that time and one section of the circus train, proceeded on its way to Colfax. “The mail aud passengers were taken down-on this’ train. A large crow of men are at work: roniove ing the debris and straightening out ‘the wreckage so that it can be taken away. ~ Both-engines are badly demolished and it will be some time before they can be taken apart'so as to Le lowed on cars and hauled to the repair shop, The valuable ring ‘horse called Chesterfield, for which Mr. Sells says he has refused $2,000, was seriously injured, besides ‘several others being badly hurt. One of the lions ag killed and it is thoaght that another one has escaped, as -he is missing. “. The bears . came out ef the wreck all right and“ are se cured, although one .of them hada narrow escape, being tightly wedged Letween the timbers of the wreck. me ‘ Qne-man anda boy dere killed, and four other men were 8 vert ly injured. Two of the latter are at Grass Valley under the doctors care and the other two went’ on with the circus,, One of them had his-foot badly smashed and his-arm and hip hurt. The four injured persons are members of the circus company. : Aan The show was advertised to exhibit at-Auburn this afternoon and evening. They may possibly be able to give their evening performance. Three cars were derailed, besides twe engines. One car was tilled with fine horses, the other cars contained the cages in which the bears and lions were kept. It is theught by some that the accident was the result ef having too long a train of heavily loaded cars, which caused the car wheels to bind on the rails when passing arouad the curves, thus fercing the track apart and causing the second engine to be thrown off, taking with it the ferward ea— gine and the three cars, As the Narrow Guage new has only ene engine in working order it will be rather slow work removing the wreck and. run~ ming trains besides. Seme of the trains will probably have to be cancelled tor the present, The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company’s officials estimate the company’s loss at from $5,000 to $6,000 and the C'rcus Compaay put their lose at $4,000 or $5,000. ~++e0 Simmons Liver Reautaroa is my only family medicine.—Rev, J. M. Rellias, Fairfield, Va. Buckien’s Arnica Balve. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug S nn: vinitlsetasinmmet, tee Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s -Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.”” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. : 90-2 Ir you have over-‘ndulged in eating or DISTRICT. GRADE, A DIRECTORY OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEVADA COUNTY FOR 1893 4. ipo wn ee TEACHER, } CLERK. STATE TAXES. There Will Bo a Raise of 50 Ceuts-in the : Rate. Is called the “Father of Diseases.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, The second engine was pulled over first ard then the frat engine was pulled from.’ che track and turned upside dewn cn Accident on MC. MG. (":mcrs « Engineer Duffy, when interviewed said he —_—— the promise was made to keep the rate at cents or under, . 50 cents and 57 cents upon each $100 Daring the last State Campaign great stress was laid on the rate of taxation, and It was so last year but the ;. Fate of taxation for 1893, will be between value ef taxable property. It is learned that and is generaily accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully 50 in him, and both-buried in the ‘ruins, " They . the rate is apt to be about 55 cents. Last year it was 43 cents and 4 mills, The rate for the previous year, 1891, was 44 cents and 6 mills. ’ ‘POSTOPFICE, Allison Ranch. .%. Miss Nellie Joyce Patrick Hawkins {Grass Valley Birchville eee (G. Miss Mamie Beckman Thomas Hall Sweetland Rear River. . G. Miss May Melarkey ‘Robert Scaulon \Chicago Park Bear Valley. .,. P. Miss Maggie Gillespie James Rose Emigrant Gap Blue Tent. . G. Miss Gertrude Goyne John Cable Nevada City Boca. ,. eee PiMiss M. E. Williams J.W. Doan Boca j Central. . 2. .-+. P. Miss Gertrade Adair J. F Parsons Grass Valley Chalk PAU os: (@. Joha Hennessey A. G. Chew You Bet Cherokee .. \3. Miss Aggie O’Connell F. J. Brophy Patterson Clear Creek .=,., P. Miss Julia Fitzgerald t. B. Odell Grass Valle Columbia Hill, /. G/M. J. Brock Thos.G. Curnew [North Columbia Forest Springs. .-. G/D. T. Donovan P. P: Pingree Grass Valley French Corral. . .jG. Miss Sarah Williams “1D. W. Echman French Corral Graniteville. . 9. James E. McGuire ° E. Poage Graniteville Greeley. . _--+./0/Mrs. J. H. Austin John Hymes penceville Grass Valley. G. Hamilten Wallace e Jno. R. Tyrrell: rass Valley il TS GIG. H. Fletcher do. . do do ‘+++ +2;. G. Mise Carrie J. Swyney do do do oF elGld, S. Henesse do do G6 = .5::/G. Mies Faanic joom du do do vee eee /Mra. M. V. Leech . do do do _..«:/G/R. J” Fitagerald . de do do -++.+1G)W. A, Sleep do do do +++ GIT. J. Barry do do do ». + +esK. Miss Grace Everett do do do ++.+:!P/Miss Minnie Rosevere do do GO. = 2¢s205. P. Miaw Nellie Nevin”: do do do -++-+/P. Miss Agnes Curtis do do do. +++++/P/ Miss Annia F. Conlan . Lo do do. .3./P. Mise Mary MeAulitie ; do do ge ee tM F. Benoit . do do do +. 2+!P. Miss Ada Deacon do do do -«.++/P/Miss Amanda Van Orden J do do OMe ae “i Miss Eliza Thomas . d> do Indian Flat.. Miss Maggie O’Connell . Willis Green Nevada City Indian Springs. . . . . Miss Lizzie Conlia . T. J. Robinson Rough & Ready Tron Mountain. . P. Mis Mamie Sanford . Levi Sanford ' (Grass Valley Kentucky Flat, . .”.\G. Miss Lillie White /P. Mulcahy do Lake City.:.. . P. Miss Kate White . Hugh O'Connor . North Bloomfield Liberty Hill. . «. G. Miss Lou Hennessey . Hrank Maguire Lewell Hill Lime Kiln. . . P. Miss Julia Hook A. J. Cunningham /Grass Valley Montezuma :.;. . P/Robert Hughes iJ. J. Hughes Patterson Maybert... Ip Miss Nettie Hackley . W. H. Cook Maybert Magnolia.:. -. G/Miss Mary Russell . _ . Henry Pilliard Clipper Gap Mariposa“. . . P/Miss Rella Temby James G. James (Grass Valley Mooney Flat. .. G\James Driscoll . John Driscoll Smartaville Moore’s Flat..G/ Arthur O’Connor \Charles Hegarty Moore's Flat Nevada,... +. /A. M. Gray . L. 8. Calkins Nevada City eee = G Miss M, K. Morton . do . do a ae #./G\J, M. Hussey . > =do I: do Cee cee rer es GiJ. G. O'Neill i do . do ree ornare G\H, 8, Martin du . dé cL gestae seen G. Miss Mary Hook ‘do . do do ++enress». P. Misa Lizzie Keenan do . de Os ues, cops b\Mrs, Lucy White do do OO iG se P. Miss Ina Cooper . do bade WOO ree P/Miss Maggie O’ Donnell do . do LC RSS eee eanee P. Miss Sallié Macauley do da ern tener P/Mrs, E. 8, Hathaway \* da do North San Juan. . G. Mise Hattie Isbister i[K. Northup North San Juan North Bloomtield./G. F, L. Arbogast . T.\@. McGagin North Bloomtield ' do . . P. Miss Mollie Wichman do do North Star.. P/Miss Mary: Hurley John Mulroy (Grass Valley Oakland 22. G. F. M. Rutherford Geo. Simmons, . Nevada City 1 Gee Segoe: P. Migs Minnie Tyrrell zs da. } da Pivasant Ridge. . i . Miss Ella Austin ,_{E. Rabb -* . Spenceville Pleasant Valle .»-(G. Miss Bessie Cassidy W. H. Dayey ~~ Anthony House Quaker Hill. . P. Miss Lizzie Richards “a fT, E. Leopold. Nevada City Rough and Ready. G. Miss Lizzie Barry. S. A. Weeks Rough & Ready Relief Hill. (. Miss Maggie Stenger, . H. Po "Larson jNorth Bloomtield neavitip Se G Robert icKelvey W. E. Glice . Wheatland Sebastupol..: (G/ Misw Enrusa Furguson ~ Frank W. Powell North Sao Juan Sweetland ..\G. Miss Maggie Hutchinson Jne. Prior \Sweetland Truckee. . + GIA. E. Baugh J. L. Lewison Trackeg PEt es ale P! Mra.A.K. Baugh. do da do 4.42, 4+./P/Miss Lizzie Danforth lpia do * Union Hill, ;,.. (GiMise Nellie Rogeps Richard Steel Grass Valley Washington. .. G/Miss Iva Stenger M. M. Cole Washington Willow Valley. .1G. W. C. Gray J.J. Lyens._Nevada City Wolticcc. aaWwences P. Miss Martha Shetterly M.C. Bobo. 4 Wolf er remecenacnee aearenme eee cocbaaam . ,of “La Grippe,” when various other-remeclaims Dr. King's New. Discovery has done Simmons Liver Regulater relieves and cures, ATTRACTING ATTENTION: oe’ Gur District Receiving Much Favorable Com: “inet. Mining and Scientific Press: The gold mines of Nevada county aré attracting renewed attention, aud the activity of that section ia more tnarked than for a number of years. Nevada City and Grass Valley show more life than moat towns in the State of the same population; and the various mining ‘campa have assumed an air of spirit and prosperity that argues well for the. future. The hills are full of prospectors, newmining enterprises are being undertaken, idle “imines revived, and the days of old and the days of gold appear so have returned in earnest. Better than all the old reliable mines continue right along in business at the old stand and declare dividends with u failing liculars enquire at l:RaNnscript Office. a8-tf Ayer’s Pills regularity, . Nevada seems destined to continue in the lead of gold-bearing count'es of the State. May its namesake soon fiad algo that the silver clouds have a gold lining. BSR eR NS ES Many people, not aware of the dangers of constipation, neglect the proper.remedy t:ll the habit besomes chronic, or inflammation or stoppage results. A dose or two of Ayer’s ‘Pills in the beginning would have prevented all this, — a 0 CQO -The Home Mine. — At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Mining Company, held Sep~ tember last, the fullowing Directers were elected: Charles Groezjnger, President ; Joho Fischer, Vice Presidént ; Chas, Stepp, Treasurer; A. Goetz, A. Rapp. The buildiog for the hoisting works was commenced today, Chris, Wewenburger having charge of the work. The Miners Foundry has the contract to furnish the thachinery, and has some Of it already made. The impression prevails that William Jay Smith “is the principal owner in the mine. ‘his is a mistake, as Mr. Smith has no interest. He has simply been acting as the agent for some of the owners. Work will be rushed, and as soon as the hoisting and pumping rig is in place the work of sinking the sbaft will be prosecuted as fast as possible, tended with in a few feet, it is necessary to have @ pump from the start. It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay S8t., Sharpsbury, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Di ry. for Consumption, Coughs aud Culds, tha: it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack dies and several physicians bad done her no good. Robert Barker, of Cooksport, Pa., more good than anything he ever used for With great benefit in chills and the , Residence Lot For Sale. — In a desirable locality. ‘ For further parAyer'sPills Are better known and more general. ly used than any other cathartic, Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stom. ach, liver, and bowels, are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, Sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. They are taken diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be . omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli. mates, they are put up in bottles as Well as boxes, “I have used Ayer's Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excel. lent purgative, having a@ good effect ontheliver. Itis the best pill used.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Py Dr. J.C. Ayer& Co., s ey ely yer Co., Lowell, Mase. Every Dose Effective Owing to the fact that water will be con-. Hires’ Root Beer. hive week before last, entirely in cents, Do Not Pay FOR A WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE ° eee JAMES CAIRNS, ° urday night. day night. during “the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his line to the value of $5. Residence Property fra Must be disposed of immediately. A roomy, well built ments, located _on_a-fine_lot-on one of the best streéts and close ‘to. Nevada City's busi. ness center. Will be sold at a low figure and on reasonable terms, This is a first-class opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest homes at the county seat. Enquire of I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City Cal Notice to. Creditors, FQSTATE OF WILLIAM WOLF, DECFKASED, Ad Notice is hereby given by the undersi ed, Administratiix of the eetate of William Wolf’ deceased, to the creditois of and all Persons ponstin . claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months efter the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the w office of Fred Seatls, Nevada City, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of NeVada, MAKY WOLF, Adsniutetoatrix of Estate of William Wolf, ‘eat Headquarters for this delicious and summer beverage—at the . BeeGrocery Store, Commercial street, AN Italian railread laborer’s board bill, amounting to $30, was paid ina Maine town, SL __ Etarness FOR $1 A WEEK:! Makes a New Harness for $1 a week on installments, . payable at each and-every SatThere is a drawing of one harness every SaturIf a customer de{sires a finer-harness-than $25 he can pay the difference. It is no humbug; each. and every man has to get a new harness houst, with modern improve-. IY : It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs, By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “My wife was sorely distressed with tion ta coughing, fol with Bleeding Pike. -_ ~ reread fre er Regulator i it en ie ining strength nd flesh.”--W. B. Lazrun, Delsoun Obie “1 have 4d Sim Li Regulator for Constipation of my Soedy, cauead ger et derangement of the Liver, and alwa deded benefit.”— Hiram ‘Wannan, Chief ustice of Georgia, HEAVEN orn EARTH : Love and Beauty Make Hoaven. houses, birds—nay,; beautiful women. Every wonlan ean be loved, can be beautiful. 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A aint, tment ti Sn a ie Se oa se =" @HE GRANSGRIPT ela Sean aabeisuecibanireecumecueeds amen tetas Sepang sitar WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEP1., 6, '93. STILL HOUNDING THE MINERS. The Auti Debris Association Continous to Throw Obstacles in the Way. It seems that the Anti-Debris Asseciation is determined to throw every obstacle at their command in the way of the United States Commission to prevent them from granting licenses to any company for the They profess to be ‘satisfied with the Caminetti bill, and yet the first step that is taken to carry out the previsions of the bill they resort, to the most petty means to prevent the miners from enjoying the privileges granted them They want everything ‘to suit them, regardless of the rights of anybedy else. A more hoggish, stnall-seuled, seltish zet of people dves not exist than some of the amembers of the Anti-Debris Association have From the beginning of the strife between the farmers and “miners the latter have always been in favor of cenciliatery measures, while the leaders of the former have never been willing to make the slightest concessions, and frem . ~ their present attitude it seemsthat they are still determined to harass the miners if «purpose of hydraulicking: by the law. shown themselves to be. they can do nething more. else can be expected from the few men wh manage the affairs of the Anti-Debris Association and who have for a long time profated personally by keeping alive the bitter enmity which they engendered between the Had it not been for these unscrupulous ringleaders, who saw in the contention an opportunity for private gain, the differences between the farmers and miners would have been amicably settled long ago and both sections would be enjoying the rich blessings of ‘peace and If a few of the valleyites were buried so deep beneath the debris that the rushing torrents of ages would not disturb them, it would be a God-send. to the rest -of two factions in the first place, prosperity. the people of the entire State.. 4 DID A BIG BUSINESS. The Sholl-Gume Gamblers With the Cireus Gath. ~ ered ia Several Hundred Dollars te It was a very expensive trip to the county Such a course is despicable in the eyes of every fair-minded peraon, be he miner or farmer, but nothing GAT . Railroad This Morning, eral Wounded. Railroad has been’ in existence happened ©) shortly after midnight. The results of this accident are appalling to contemplate. At 12 o'clock last. evening the Sells & Rentfrow’s circus, which played at Grass Valley pulled out of the depot en route to Auburn, at which place they were billed to p'ay today. When near Holmes’ station ( Maltman & Tompson Works) two engines and four cars left the rails and rolled down an embankall sides. : The train: was geing at very slow speed, as it was going around a bend in the track aid slightly up-grade. f The supposition is that the herses in the car became treublesome and all getting on the.torrible destruction: The first warning of danger ‘was felt by a small jerk,-but the tired and sleepy members __ Seat en Monday last to # goodly nuwher ef . of thé-cireus felt nof heard it not, until it people whe came here from the upper ‘ part Not satisfied with seeing the inside. of the big tent, they visited the side ‘show, and that was where they were robbed on “the sure-thing shell game. No game ever carried on in this section had so many cappers for. it as We have ‘heard of losses suffered by country people, varying in sums from $5 to $80, and the returns are of the county to see thé circus. this particular. one. not all in yet. One nice old lady, who resides near this city, having $50 in her peeket and being led to believe by the cappers that every dollar Let on the game would bring double She The cappers became excited and advised her to put dewn another $20 to ‘get even.. She lost that. A little more coaxing by the cappers and she put up $10 more in hopes that she might get part of her money back, returns, was induced to try her luck. put down $20, and lost, of ceurse. She lost that also. We also learn that a young Jady from Up-country was inveigled into the game and lost $15, being all the money she had in the The poer woman left there with a world. heavy heart, as many others had. The game was so arranged that no one won at it except the cappers. gamblers, — Ayen’s Sarsapariuya is one of the few remedies which are recommended by every school of medicine. Its strength, purity, and efficacy are too well established to admit of doubt as to its superiority over all. other Ayer's Sarsapa~ bleod-purifiers whatever, rilla leads all. a Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and.he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill., had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ stand ing. Used three bettles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucken’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. Jehn Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arniea Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store. iicnieeinsnlamm ii Don’r you. know te have perfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Piuts may be had by mail for 25¢ of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dosd. 25 _ @% 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. KARL'S CLOVEK ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipatior, 25¢., 50c. Sold by Carr’Bros, The men who carried on the game should: have been made to disgorge their ill-gotten cein. The game was run during the afterneon and evening, and frem what we learn several hundred dollars were’ cleaned up by the was too late, and several of them. had met their death and others doomed te receive injuries from which they may die. The scene at the wreck beggars description. The two powerful engines were turned completely over and lay partly down the grade a mangled mass‘ef iron and steel from which through the open furnace doors a fitful glow lighted up the -distressing. and heartrending scene. Iron raily were twisted and the ties splintered to atoins, Wagons and poles strewed the vicinity, and from beneath their cruel pressure came occasional cries of pain; deuvting where seme poor unfortunate soul was lying faint and bleeding. : fe Horuy-handed but true-hearted men sought among the ruins with lights for some missing companion or chum, and when the flare of the torches revealed his presence strong arms carried him gently to a place of safety. Scarcely had Dr. Jones attended one pa tient before anether mangled and bleeding body was brought to him for aid. S,ecial engines and private conveyance brought medicine, skill and relief to the injured as soon as news of the dreadful calamity reached the city. Manager Kidder, Supt. Brown and Conductor Charles Loughridge and other railroad officials were promptly at hand, and after doing all in their power to alleviate the sufferings of the injured, that part of the train which remamed en the track was pulled back te the Grass Valley depot, when the dead and wounded were promptly cared for, Those who worked side by side with them knew not the names of the unfortunate. The mangled bodies were placed en the train and brought to the depet where the names and extent of the injuries ef the fortunate were learned to be as follows: Andrew Hirst, of Colfax, aged 17: years, killed. ; Hank Jones, preperty man, killed. Joseph Jones, canvas man, head smashed, wrist broken. ; unAl. Crowell, groom, head smashed, riba broken and arms badly bruised. Bill Spevins, cook, leg broken and serious internal injuries, Tom Russell, legs badly bruised. Dan Coughlim, engineer, sprained about hip. wo Jus. Duffy, fireman, bruised about body. lt is thought the anly ‘one seriously injared is Spevins, the.cook. It is feared that one or two others might have beeen killed and laying under tle debris. Young Hirst was taking a free :ide to his home when killed. He was nut employed in any capacity by the circus. The escape of the engineers and firemen} Two Men Kiled and Ser The first accident of amy serious nature since the Nevada County Narrow Gauge ment, scattering death and destruction on : one side overbalanced the car and wrought . The best Salve in the world for Cuts, deimkingtake a dese of Simmons Liver — ; citaiiimeaiiiaaias from death is indeed » eer could have’ occurred and Engineers Juhi Duffy and Dr Coughlin and Firemen Wim. Muttew ap d Joseph Duffy escape is hard to uaderr te Engitieer on the first second, viraculous. How the tand, ¥ Jnffy and Fireman Mutton were engine and the other two on the felt’ a peculiar sensation when Mutton told him to jump out. But before he could: do 80 over the engine went, Mutton on top of extricated themselves, however, and aside from being badly bruised and slightly scalded-by steam are uninjured, Engineer Coughlin and Fireman Duffy escapéd not quite so fortunately, being buried up similarly with debris. They are very badly bruised up. é : Three or four cars containing horses, . bears, lions and other ‘animals went overboard. A lion was killed, one -horse had its neek broken, and it is thought other animals were injared, eae The grizzly bear is buried under the debris and cannot escape even if it is not injured. The damage to the engines and cars cannot be estimated, but it will be a very considerable amount. The railroad company cannot be blamed in any manner for this most unfertunate accident. : a Two members of the circus are imissing, but it is not known whether. they are buried in the debris or not, ANTEST . From Henry Mell ef Grags Valley, who left the scene of the wreck about 10 o'clock this morning, we learn that the track had been cleared at that time and one section of the circus train, proceeded on its way to Colfax. “The mail aud passengers were taken down-on this’ train. A large crow of men are at work: roniove ing the debris and straightening out ‘the wreckage so that it can be taken away. ~ Both-engines are badly demolished and it will be some time before they can be taken apart'so as to Le lowed on cars and hauled to the repair shop, The valuable ring ‘horse called Chesterfield, for which Mr. Sells says he has refused $2,000, was seriously injured, besides ‘several others being badly hurt. One of the lions ag killed and it is thoaght that another one has escaped, as -he is missing. “. The bears . came out ef the wreck all right and“ are se cured, although one .of them hada narrow escape, being tightly wedged Letween the timbers of the wreck. me ‘ Qne-man anda boy dere killed, and four other men were 8 vert ly injured. Two of the latter are at Grass Valley under the doctors care and the other two went’ on with the circus,, One of them had his-foot badly smashed and his-arm and hip hurt. The four injured persons are members of the circus company. : Aan The show was advertised to exhibit at-Auburn this afternoon and evening. They may possibly be able to give their evening performance. Three cars were derailed, besides twe engines. One car was tilled with fine horses, the other cars contained the cages in which the bears and lions were kept. It is theught by some that the accident was the result ef having too long a train of heavily loaded cars, which caused the car wheels to bind on the rails when passing arouad the curves, thus fercing the track apart and causing the second engine to be thrown off, taking with it the ferward ea— gine and the three cars, As the Narrow Guage new has only ene engine in working order it will be rather slow work removing the wreck and. run~ ming trains besides. Seme of the trains will probably have to be cancelled tor the present, The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company’s officials estimate the company’s loss at from $5,000 to $6,000 and the C'rcus Compaay put their lose at $4,000 or $5,000. ~++e0 Simmons Liver Reautaroa is my only family medicine.—Rev, J. M. Rellias, Fairfield, Va. Buckien’s Arnica Balve. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug S nn: vinitlsetasinmmet, tee Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s -Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.”” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. : 90-2 Ir you have over-‘ndulged in eating or DISTRICT. GRADE, A DIRECTORY OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEVADA COUNTY FOR 1893 4. ipo wn ee TEACHER, } CLERK. STATE TAXES. There Will Bo a Raise of 50 Ceuts-in the : Rate. Is called the “Father of Diseases.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, The second engine was pulled over first ard then the frat engine was pulled from.’ che track and turned upside dewn cn Accident on MC. MG. (":mcrs « Engineer Duffy, when interviewed said he —_—— the promise was made to keep the rate at cents or under, . 50 cents and 57 cents upon each $100 Daring the last State Campaign great stress was laid on the rate of taxation, and It was so last year but the ;. Fate of taxation for 1893, will be between value ef taxable property. It is learned that and is generaily accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully 50 in him, and both-buried in the ‘ruins, " They . the rate is apt to be about 55 cents. Last year it was 43 cents and 4 mills, The rate for the previous year, 1891, was 44 cents and 6 mills. ’ ‘POSTOPFICE, Allison Ranch.. .%. Miss Nellie Joyce Patrick Hawkins {Grass Valley Birchville eee (G. Miss Mamie Beckman Thomas Hall Sweetland Rear River.. .. G. Miss May Melarkey ‘Robert Scaulon \Chicago Park Bear Valley.. .,. P. Miss Maggie Gillespie James Rose Emigrant Gap Blue Tent.. .. G. Miss Gertrude Goyne John Cable Nevada City Boca.. ,. eee PiMiss M. E. Williams J.W. Doan Boca j

Central.. . 2.. .-+. P. Miss Gertrade Adair J. F Parsons Grass Valley Chalk PAU os: (@. Joha Hennessey A. G. Chew You Bet Cherokee .... \3. Miss Aggie O’Connell F. J. Brophy Patterson Clear Creek .=,., P. Miss Julia Fitzgerald t. B. Odell Grass Valle Columbia Hill, /.. G/M. J. Brock Thos.G. Curnew [North Columbia Forest Springs. .-. G/D. T. Donovan P. P: Pingree Grass Valley French Corral. . .jG. Miss Sarah Williams “1D. W. Echman French Corral Graniteville.. . 9. James E. McGuire ° E. Poage Graniteville Greeley.. . _--+./0/Mrs. J. H. Austin John Hymes penceville Grass Valley.. G. Hamilten Wallace e Jno. R. Tyrrell: rass Valley il TS GIG. H. Fletcher do. . do do ‘+++ +2;. G. Mise Carrie J. Swyney do do do oF elGld, S. Henesse do do G6 = ..5::/G. Mies Faanic joom du do do vee eee /Mra. M. V. Leech . do do do _...«:/G/R. J” Fitagerald . de do do -++.+1G)W. A, Sleep do do do +++ GIT. J. Barry do do do ». + +esK. Miss Grace Everett do do do ++.+:!P/Miss Minnie Rosevere do do GO. = 2¢s205. P. Miaw Nellie Nevin”: do do do -++-+/P. Miss Agnes Curtis do do do. +++++/P/ Miss Annia F. Conlan . Lo do do. ..3./P. Mise Mary MeAulitie ; do do ge ee tM F. Benoit . do do do +. 2+!P. Miss Ada Deacon do do do -«.++/P/Miss Amanda Van Orden J do do OMe ae “i Miss Eliza Thomas . d> do Indian Flat... Miss Maggie O’Connell . Willis Green Nevada City Indian Springs. . . . . Miss Lizzie Conlia . T. J. Robinson Rough & Ready Tron Mountain.. . P. Mis Mamie Sanford . Levi Sanford ' (Grass Valley Kentucky Flat, . .”.\G. Miss Lillie White /P. Mulcahy do Lake City.:... . P. Miss Kate White . Hugh O'Connor . North Bloomfield Liberty Hill.. . «. G. Miss Lou Hennessey . Hrank Maguire Lewell Hill Lime Kiln.. . . P. Miss Julia Hook A. J. Cunningham /Grass Valley Montezuma :.;. . P/Robert Hughes iJ. J. Hughes Patterson Maybert..... Ip Miss Nettie Hackley . W. H. Cook Maybert Magnolia..:. -. G/Miss Mary Russell . _ . Henry Pilliard Clipper Gap Mariposa“.. .. . P/Miss Rella Temby James G. James (Grass Valley Mooney Flat.. ... G\James Driscoll . John Driscoll Smartaville Moore’s Flat...G/ Arthur O’Connor \Charles Hegarty Moore's Flat Nevada,..... +. /A. M. Gray . L. 8. Calkins Nevada City eee = G Miss M, K. Morton . do . do a ae #../G\J, M. Hussey . > =do I: do Cee cee rer es GiJ. G. O'Neill i do . do ree ornare G\H, 8, Martin du . dé cL gestae seen G. Miss Mary Hook ‘do . do do ++enress». P. Misa Lizzie Keenan do . de Os ues, cops b\Mrs, Lucy White do do OO iG se P. Miss Ina Cooper . do bade WOO ree P/Miss Maggie O’ Donnell do . do LC RSS eee eanee P. Miss Sallié Macauley do da ern tener P/Mrs, E. 8, Hathaway \* da do North San Juan. .. G. Mise Hattie Isbister i[K. Northup North San Juan North Bloomtield./G. F, L. Arbogast . T.\@. McGagin North Bloomtield ' do . . P. Miss Mollie Wichman do do North Star.... P/Miss Mary: Hurley John Mulroy (Grass Valley Oakland 22.. G. F. M. Rutherford Geo. Simmons, . Nevada City 1 Gee Segoe: P. Migs Minnie Tyrrell zs da. } da Pivasant Ridge. .. i . Miss Ella Austin ,_{E. Rabb -* . Spenceville Pleasant Valle .»-(G. Miss Bessie Cassidy W. H. Dayey ~~ Anthony House Quaker Hill.. .. P. Miss Lizzie Richards “a fT, E. Leopold. Nevada City Rough and Ready.. G. Miss Lizzie Barry.. S. A. Weeks Rough & Ready Relief Hill.. (. Miss Maggie Stenger, . H. Po "Larson jNorth Bloomtield neavitip Se G Robert icKelvey W. E. Glice . Wheatland Sebastupol....: (G/ Misw Enrusa Furguson ~ Frank W. Powell North Sao Juan Sweetland ....\G. Miss Maggie Hutchinson Jne. Prior \Sweetland Truckee.. .. + GIA. E. Baugh J. L. Lewison Trackeg PEt es ale P! Mra..A.K. Baugh.. do da do 4.42, 4+./P/Miss Lizzie Danforth lpia do * Union Hill, ;,... (GiMise Nellie Rogeps Richard Steel Grass Valley Washington. ... G/Miss Iva Stenger M. M. Cole Washington Willow Valley.. .1G. W. C. Gray J.J. Lyens._Nevada City Wolticcc. aaWwences P. Miss Martha Shetterly M.C. Bobo. 4 Wolf er remecenacnee aearenme eee cocbaaam . ,of “La Grippe,” when various other-remeclaims Dr. King's New. Discovery has done Simmons Liver Regulater relieves and cures, ATTRACTING ATTENTION: oe’ Gur District Receiving Much Favorable Com: “inet. Mining and Scientific Press: The gold mines of Nevada county aré attracting renewed attention, aud the activity of that section ia more tnarked than for a number of years. Nevada City and Grass Valley show more life than moat towns in the State of the same population; and the various mining ‘campa have assumed an air of spirit and prosperity that argues well for the. future. The hills are full of prospectors, newmining enterprises are being undertaken, idle “imines revived, and the days of old and the days of gold appear so have returned in earnest. Better than all the old reliable mines continue right along in business at the old stand and declare dividends with u failing liculars enquire at l:RaNnscript Office. a8-tf Ayer’s Pills regularity, . Nevada seems destined to continue in the lead of gold-bearing count'es of the State. May its namesake soon fiad algo that the silver clouds have a gold lining. BSR eR NS ES Many people, not aware of the dangers of constipation, neglect the proper.remedy t:ll the habit besomes chronic, or inflammation or stoppage results. A dose or two of Ayer’s ‘Pills in the beginning would have prevented all this, — a 0 CQO -The Home Mine. — At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Mining Company, held Sep~ tember last, the fullowing Directers were elected: Charles Groezjnger, President ; Joho Fischer, Vice Presidént ; Chas, Stepp, Treasurer; A. Goetz, A. Rapp. The buildiog for the hoisting works was commenced today, Chris, Wewenburger having charge of the work. The Miners Foundry has the contract to furnish the thachinery, and has some Of it already made. The impression prevails that William Jay Smith “is the principal owner in the mine. ‘his is a mistake, as Mr. Smith has no interest. He has simply been acting as the agent for some of the owners. Work will be rushed, and as soon as the hoisting and pumping rig is in place the work of sinking the sbaft will be prosecuted as fast as possible, tended with in a few feet, it is necessary to have @ pump from the start. It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay S8t., Sharpsbury, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Di ry. for Consumption, Coughs aud Culds, tha: it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack dies and several physicians bad done her no good. Robert Barker, of Cooksport, Pa., more good than anything he ever used for With great benefit in chills and the , Residence Lot For Sale. — In a desirable locality. ‘ For further parAyer'sPills Are better known and more general. ly used than any other cathartic, Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stom. ach, liver, and bowels, are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, Sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. They are taken diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be . omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli. mates, they are put up in bottles as Well as boxes, “I have used Ayer's Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excel. lent purgative, having a@ good effect ontheliver. Itis the best pill used.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Py Dr. J.C. Ayer& Co., s ey ely yer Co., Lowell, Mase. Every Dose Effective Owing to the fact that water will be con-. Hires’ Root Beer. hive week before last, entirely in cents, Do Not Pay FOR A WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE ° eee JAMES CAIRNS, ° urday night. day night. during “the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his line to the value of $5. Residence Property fra Must be disposed of immediately. A roomy, well built ments, located _on_a-fine_lot-on one of the best streéts and close ‘to. Nevada City's busi. ness center. Will be sold at a low figure and on reasonable terms, This is a first-class opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest homes at the county seat. Enquire of I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City Cal Notice to. Creditors, FQSTATE OF WILLIAM WOLF, DECFKASED, Ad Notice is hereby given by the undersi ed, Administratiix of the eetate of William Wolf’ deceased, to the creditois of and all Persons ponstin . claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months efter the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the w office of Fred Seatls, Nevada City, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of NeVada, MAKY WOLF, Adsniutetoatrix of Estate of William Wolf, ‘eat Headquarters for this delicious and summer beverage—at the . BeeGrocery Store, Commercial street, AN Italian railread laborer’s board bill, amounting to $30, was paid ina Maine town, SL __ Etarness FOR $1 A WEEK:! Makes a New Harness for $1 a week on installments, . payable at each and-every SatThere is a drawing of one harness every SaturIf a customer de{sires a finer-harness-than $25 he can pay the difference. It is no humbug; each. and every man has to get a new harness houst, with modern improve-. IY : It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs, By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “My wife was sorely distressed with tion ta coughing, fol with Bleeding Pike. -_ ~ reread fre er Regulator i it en ie ining strength nd flesh.”--W. B. Lazrun, Delsoun Obie “1 have 4d Sim Li Regulator for Constipation of my Soedy, cauead ger et derangement of the Liver, and alwa deded benefit.”— Hiram ‘Wannan, Chief ustice of Georgia, HEAVEN orn EARTH : Love and Beauty Make Hoaven. houses, birds—nay,; beautiful women. Every wonlan ean be loved, can be beautiful. LOLA MONTEZ CREME The SKIN FOOD nd TISSUE BUILDER makes Ladies beantifll, Prevent ‘atinkles:;--Kee dition.. No. matter what blemish, disfigures face or form, Mrs. Nettie Harrison's articles will cure, j MISSA. J: STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall. Broad Street, ~ Nevada City, Cal. For any special or fom pleated hlemish of the face and form, write MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Fran¢isco, Val. Superflucus hair pernvanently removed. HAS ARRIVED. ee Every experienced housewife knw wa ‘ —THAT— Lichtoing «Fruit ~ Jars ARE THE BEST, LEGG & SHAW, Dealers in HARDWARE, FURNITURE, CARPET AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET 3 NEVADA CITY. Owing to Depr. ia Fin ial Mat. ters and Dull Times Generally, WALL PAPER Has Taken a Sudden Tomble in Prige, I HAVE A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EYer i qualt y and patterp of Wall Pp and Korders to mateh, which I can guaran’ to sell ‘for abut one-half the price ‘ have been compelled heretofore Calland examine the Specimens at my hoi ae Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. ' Free Trial Bottle at Carr Bres., Drug Store, Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. 9 Woman treubled with headache, will find on Spring 8t., next d00F to th Bapti Shure Dated Aagabt mth, 1808, eo and be convinced of the truth of ivecesenee’ red Searis, Att'y for Estate, aug CLINTON HARRISON = es Shasta Mineral ~ Hits’ Ro AT A SPECI be ® he Se ee AGENT For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! FOR WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR at Beer! Fs AL PRICE Bi" Commercial Street So let us have pure hearts, beautifn) flowe rs, 5 — skinin perfect conThe Fruit-Canning Season * he ge 80, gi robli Sh, your it; de : don’t oe ‘thing your shoul forceget tl grets, have . Califo Wi sia? cure y Rec Witho macr¢ ef our theni. Pine t streets the gr _track, year . ~ impres habita We gratite their s to us d and to us. The the Su well pr Peop : ef plea . Esta’ phy et Septem order o M. . der dir ing pre * Estat phy et. sale, an oO. H Compa: Simm endorse gists. 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